Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 492 of the 1950 volume:

TEXAS COLLECTION THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR CIRCULATION : v:- ; - ; . -■ . ■ • To The Student Body: Facing the task of portraying life at A M in 19k9-$0, the editorial staff decided that the logical divisions of the Aggieland 1950 TOuld be the segments of college life which, taken together, are our college education. Attainment of successive scholastic levels as shown through our classes, development of our character and personality through extra-curricular activities, preparation for service to our country in times of emergency through military training, and development of our bodies through physical activities together produce the Aggie graduate who has received a well-rounded education. • Thus, with a feeling of confidence that our college education as Aggies has prepared us for harder tasks that lie ahead, we step forward to receive our college diplomas — symbols of successful effort in gaining a balanced education. James R. Woodall Charles D. Cabaniss Donald R. Dietz . Robert H. Gregg . . Bob Gene Skidmore . Floyd H. Henk . . Roy D. Nance . . . Frank N. Manitzas Fred A. Sommers, Jr. DEDICATION HIGHLIGHTS ADMINISTRATION WHO ' S WHO CLASSES VANITY FAIR PASS IN REVIEW PUBLICATIONS ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY SPORTS 4 ' : DEDICATION To Dr. Frank C. Bolton, who retired as president of A M on June 3, 1950 The influence of this one man, as teacher and administrator, upon the thousands of young men who have attended his college in the past 41 years, can¬ not be measured. While the thoroughness of his teaching and the high scholastic standards which he has required have been very important, they have not been his greatest contribution. More than one successful graduate will tell you that his example of forthrightness and integrity, of steadily plugging away at the job to be done and of unfailing loyalty to the institution he serves has been an example which they have long tried to follow. No finer example of uprightness, diligence and good citizen¬ ship could be found anywhere. In 1909, when he was 26 years old and still a fledgling pedant, Frank Cleveland Bolton joined the staff of the struggling 33-year-old Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas as its first head of the new department of Electrical Engineering. Frank Bolton graduated from Mississippi State in 1905 with a combination degree in Physics and Electrical Engineering. . . In addition to his undergraduate work at Mississippi State, he had done graduate study at the University of Chicago, Univer¬ sity of Wisconsin and Cornell before coming to Texas A. and M. In 1928 he took additional graduate work and received his Master of Science degree from Ohio State College. A few years later the honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred on him by Aus¬ tin College. A quiet, scholarly, extremely modest man, he has stayed in the background most of the time, doing the endless tedious small chores of teaching and academic administration; making the hard, and often unpopular, decisions of hiring and firing, pass¬ ing and failing, which in the aggregate determine the educa¬ tional standards of a college. As a teacher and administrator, Dr. Bolton has served in practically every academic rank in the college. From head of the department of Electrical Engineering he moved to the post of Dean of Engineering. In 1931 he was promoted to the top academic post of Dean of the College. Fie became executive vice-president in 1937 and served as acting president in 1943 and 1944 in the interim be¬ tween two administrations. Scheduled to retire September 1, 1948, as vice-president and Dean of the College, Dr. Bolton was asked by the college board to postpone his retirement for a time, to serve as president dur¬ ing the adjustment period brought on by a reorganization of the statewide activities of the college and its branches to form the Texas A. and M. College System. Flis administration has stretched into two years, and has been marked by an aggres¬ siveness and liberality which has made it outstanding in the his¬ tory of the institution. Frank Bolton asks no quarter, expects no concession in Ids behalf, yet he will go far out of his way, almost to any length, to avoid the possibility of imposing on a member of the staff or student body. His humility and consideration for others tend to give an impression of timidity at times, until you realize that underneath there is a strength and determination which enables him to make innumerable concessions and still plod on to th goal he has set ahead. A Man and His College, text by R. Henderson Shuf fler. 4 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Aggieland 1950 is a pictorial record and history of student life and college activities during the session 1949-50. It records a year of progress for A. and M ; one that the Class of 1950 may well review with pride. The achievements of the year represent the sum total of the acts and accomplishments of the many persons who con¬ stitute the A. and M. family. I trust that throughout the years this book may serve to refresh our memories of new friends we have made, new ideas we have mastered, and higher inspirations we have received as we have added a greater maturity to our judgment and strengthened our preparation for a life of useful service to our fellow man. Graduates of the college have ever lived up to the highest tradi¬ tion. I have confidence that you, the Class of 1950, will join your older brothers and reflect credit upon your Alma Mater. As you leave the college, you take with you my best wishes for a successful and useful life. President, 1947-1950 Acting President, 1943- F. C. Bolton President SEPT. 24: Aggies end losing streak with win over Tech OCT. 3: Fall Elections OCT. 11: Jeannine Holland announced as Sweetheart Ra ce OCT. 15: TCU Corps Trip OCT. 27: Rice Corps Trip midnight yell practice controversy causes campus turmoil until NOV. 9 I louslon Midnight Yell Practice Favored in Senior Class Meet _ Smilh Say Council Meet Out Byington Aakcd to Name Croup Until Unlnnklny at Karlirnt j T ' oConfrr With HountonCounril HUT cUm rommaiM 1.1 j TK. artilor rl� «« fu|«d nlj i nub ' .;- ' ! ■ tW« mornln P| TKp t«U rr«il( ul • rontt mWsr r No Yell Practice In Houston’ Seniors Decide In Quiet Meet -, S g ‘ Tar mp V T NOV. 5: Cadets tie highly-favored SMU, led by Bruisin ' Bob Smith ' lure sr ., OCT. 28: Metzger Pistol Collection presented A M NOV. 23: Abbott named as Dean of Arts and Sciences NOV. 22: A M wins SWC cross country title with Herring first 6 NOV. 23: Pre-Turkey Day Game bonfire and Tommy Dorsey dance the Year DEC. 1: News of abbreviated Christma: holidays causes excitement j)L C • V ia ZMW Chf ' SonS 011 gsiSSf DEC. 2 and 3: First A M Inter-Collegiate Rodeo won by Okla. A M DEC. 8: Battalion story about Temple Aggiettes results in exodus to date such cuties as DEC. 19: Student Life calls are shown at ASABAB for ban . . . Banning of Off-Campus Midnight Yell Practice Asked by Student Life � J DM«hMM y a - i by IK. HludaKt UU Cm.. tyon tbr toU taker K u uu C.lr� a ifm Bararal IrwMrata laYotrlnr yell -tasrCuS’KCTs •rt of Dm atiKUnl My far •Md Job aiqk war reraat- --,J U Dm BtMUat Ufa Caaa- mltUa by W. Jt. Hbntry, dlracUr of Um pix.auni Mrrica. Tka cllalr wa«U briny I Football Gates Incre? er nee 5 of tK« atodaat fanaU. Ua Uha froaa ana U tbraa da,., H BmsMWSM of a yl.r. U aaUMUh ftftaan aria- mmM Wf ' W FEB. 10: Aggie quintet topples Baylor FEB. 13-17: Religious Emphasis Week . . speaker Dr. Crane given Stetson F_3. 15: Memorial Student Center Council announced FEB. 25: Freshman Class Ball MAR. 1-4: Lon Morris five wins JC meet Bearcats End Apache Win Streak With [73-71 Victory for State JC Cage Crown ,1 � 7 HAROLD UAH ..........It.w 7 f,i ......... ! S i 8 8 11 j in rnmplrti- tHi- final rnuntj f U « Ihlrrl junior h«� - i ' u«r throuchout Ihr tmirnamrnt’n r� -y� «r ■ pan. Th� Icail rhanperf 4n t It timra tmi was knotUil HTi ' H n.W ! 4 wh., 1,-1 the ni-final . pave hi� t--nra the vie- 1 y When th« 6 ' 9 ffinearrl tank lO-footar with t. T � Mrniuli re- Bearcat to NatinnaU mi Horria, which I now seek naUt.iiul honor , was twhlnd :i with a miouti- and :ui aeronda nifty et-ahots and Weaver ' s con- Then the lead bounced hark and forth Iwtwccn the teams with con¬ stant regularity, krepinr the crowd unal four minutes of the ' •za. he was destined t- minutes in the box, reality the players’ CP hi fijth u . T Ci-„ oif s 1S a ,1 Player— FC FT PF TI ' o A is;; §§£. m? Ill)—Alford d. Ou Badgers Nip Pioneers Amarillo ' s Badgers edged Whar¬ ton ' s Pioneers. 62-51. for third__ place honors. Sharing high-point l b“’Lr ' Xh. A ” ;ir vin with 17 points each. __The West Texans, who held Free-throws mlaaed: Amarillo ' l bfficiaU° n Albrecht and Geer- La mar’s Card in ala. laat year ' s .. runneivupi and tournamoot rhsn- — — _ _ plena la ’4H. took a decishr 27 19 22 73 ■ victory from the Blinn JC Tyler 32. Lon Mor- College quintet In the efteac High-point laurels w ' boS v- p MAR. 11: Maroon-White game features Rangerettes MAR. 18: Military Ball and Review MAR: 11: Track team wins at Border Olympics MAR. 20-25: Big baseball week MAR. 25: Sweetheart presented at Sophomore Class Ball MAR. 27: Fite Nite APR. 4: Gov. Shivers at presentation of Safety Award to The Battalion APR. 8: Track team wins at Quarterback Relays APR. 13: Senate votes no on negro admission to TISA fa jSeiiate Votes Against Negro TISA Entrance b, atu. uui.vcsi I®! s: •nT ss: g|pp! u U- nrrvM —r •kSFJsu- • la Ag Uamd c£?3£=!r$£ ...... TVer ' Fear Seniors f ect ' Oates V tl zz ■w M =■ APR. 25-MAY 4: APR. 21: Church speaks at Class elections Aggie Muster ' Keelun, Parse, Mien Elected m To Hoad (]lass of ’. 1 Next ’l ear ' _ (diundler Is ' 7,2 H jonior Vrv xy r ijoseph.P,anla.Molhcrg, ( v Elecled hv Junior Class the Year APR. 28-29: A M sweeps three- game series from TCU MAY 12: Board issues 1950-51 basic policy Board Makes Housing Plans For Next Year’s Student Body US MAY 14: Mothers ' Day Review . . . B Engineers take Moore Award and . . . APR. 28: Brunneman crowns Schultz at Cotton Pageant MAY 17-19: Aggie Players present O Mistress Mine MAY 20: Senior Ring MAY 22: Student Life asks Banquet and Dance for more authority More Authority Asked By Student Life Group Bradley Urges Action Program in Texas Talk trilll mMl MAY 27: Bolton farewell dinner GIBB GILCHRIST Chancellor, The Texas A M College System (IdminidihaiimL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sitting, left to right: John W. Newton, Beaumont, vice-president of the board; G. R. White, Brady, president of the board; Rufus R. Peeples, Tehuacana, and A. E. Cudlipp, Lufkin. Standing, left to right: Roy C. Potts, Belton; E. W. Harrison, South Bend; Henry Reese III, Gonzales; C. C. Krueger, San Antonio; Gibb Gilchrist, chancellor of the system, and Tyree Bell, Dallas. 10 R. H. SHUFFLER Director of Information and Publications a TYl SyAimv OjfflicjuriA, W. H. HOLZMAN Comptroller 11 CARLETON W. ADAMS System Architect FRANK C. BOLTON President JOHN P. ABBOTT Dean, School of Arts and Sciences CHARLES N. SHEPARDSON Dean, School of Agriculture IVAN B. BOUGHTON Dean, School of Veterinary Medicine 12 H. LLOYD HEATON Registrar MARION T. HARRINGTON Dean of the College WALTER L. PENBERTHY Dean of Men COL. HAYDON L. BOATNER Commandant, School of Military Science 13 C. G. WHITE Assistant to the Dean of Men for Student Activities BENNIE A. ZINN Assistant to the Dean of Men for Student Affairs JPul Saitalwn. OuoahdA. The annual Battalion Award program was instituted in 1947 by the student daily newspaper of A M to recognize meritorious achievement on the part of members of the faculty and staff of the college system. Honorees are selected by a student committee which includes the co-editors of the paper and certain departmental editors. Lt. Col. Marion P. Bowden, tactical officer in the Office of the Commandant, for his outstanding work as dormitory tactical officer, in which he has proved that discipline can be tempered with understanding. Dr. John H. Hill, associate professor in the Department of History, scholar and teacher, who maintains the highest class room standards and the highest class room respect and interest as well. Dr. T. F. Mayo, head of the Department of English, for a third of a century of making A M ' s a broader education by injecting, in a variety of different ways, much of the arts and letters so essential to a well rounded life. J. S. Mogford, professor in the Department of Agronomy, for his work in origi¬ nating and building the Cotton Ball, Pageant, and Style Show. J. Wayne Stark, director of the Memorial Student Center, for his consistently conscientious work and his visionary planning on the Memorial Student Center. 1949 AWARDS Dr. J. P. Abbott Acting dean at the Annex Arthur D. Adamson Coach of the swimming team F. C. Bolton President of the college William W. Caudill Instructor in the Department of Architecture Dr. M. T. Harrington Dean of the college Fritz Hensel Head of the Department of Landscape Art Dr. Ralph Steen Professor in the Department of History Dr. George Summey Professor and former head of the Department of English 1948 AWARDS Lt. Col. E. V. Adams Director of the A M Band Frank G. Anderson Coach of the track team Roland E. Bing Manager of Student Publications K. E. Elmquist Coach of the intercollegiate debate team Virgil M. Faires Head of the Department of Management Engineering S. L. Jack Frost Texas Forest Service staff Mrs. Ann Hilliard Hostess of the Annex Student Center E. E. McQuillen Executive secretary of the Association of Former Students Dr. Josef Stadelmann Instructor in the Department of Modern Languag es 1947 AWARDS Art Angrist Co-Director of the Aggie Players George J. Dillavou Co-Director of the Aggie Players Larry Jene Fisher Texas Forest Service Staff Gibb Gilchrist President of the college Col. Guy S. Meloy Professor of military science and tactics Edgar S. McFadden Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Staff E. E. Vezey Professor in the Department of Physics C. G. Spike White Director of intramural athletics DR. RALPH W. STEEN Chairman The Student Life Committee during 1949-50 strengthened its position os the upper house of the A M student government. Under its con¬ stitution from the president of the college, the committee is to govern all matters pertaining to student life. Current amendments give the group authority to serve as liaison unit between all other student organizations and the college administration and to act on and for¬ ward any matters which need approval of higher authorities. The com¬ mittee is to review and make recommendations on all Student Senate business requiring the action of higher authorities. Under these amend¬ ments and an adopted student government channels chart, the group also is to act on and forward matters of class business not within the jurisdiction of the Student Senate but still of a nature requiring the approval of higher authorities. The committee is composed of eleven students and nine faculty and staff members, the latter appointed yearly by the president of the college. Four student members are elected by the Student Senate, three student members are selected in a general election by the non-corps students, and the presidents of the Senior and Junior Classes, the colonel of the corps, and the co-editors of The Battalion (who exercise only one vote between them) are automatically members because of the offices they hold. The committee chairman is designated by the presi¬ dent of the college, who also designates a non-voting executive secre¬ tary, and the group elects one of its members as parliamentarian. Among its many duties, the committee distributes the Welfare and Recreation Fund, selects Who ' s Who award winners, and supervises and grants contracts for student publications. HARRY RANEY Parliamentarian Student Life Committee Front Row: Floyd H. Henk, Student Senate; Doyle R. Avant, colonel of the corps; Clark C. Munroe, corps co-editor of The Battalion, and Robert N. Page, non-corps representative. Second row: Bobby J. Byington, president of the Senior Class; R. L. Bill Billings¬ ley, non-corps co-editor of The Battalion; Cecil H. Huey II, Student Senate, and Hal E. Stringer, Student Senate. Third Row: Dr. Ralph W. Steen, chairman, faculty; Harry Doran, non-corps repre¬ sentative; M. L. Cashion, staff; Daniel Russell, faculty, and Wilman Barnes, presi¬ dent of the Junior Class. Fourth Row: C. G. White, executive secretary (non-member), staff; Charles Chuck Cabaniss, non-corps representative; Harry Raney, parliamentarian. Student Senate; Lt. Col. Joe E. Davis, staff; Barlow Irvin, staff, and Dr. F. P. Jaggi, faculty. Not Shown: Ray G. Perryman, staff; Joseph A. Orr, faculty, and Fred R. Brison, faculty. President KEITH E. ALLSUP Puryear Hall The Student Senate is the highest all-student unit in the A M student government. The Consti¬ tution of the Student Body authorizes it to govern in matters of student affairs. The Senate corre¬ sponds to the lower house of the common legis¬ lature as its members are elected by popular vote in fall elections except for the vice-presidents of the four classes, who are automatically members. Of the remainder of its 43 members in 1949-50, 27 were elected from a corresponding number of dormitories and housing areas, four by the stu¬ dents living in Annex barracks, two by the day students, and five at-large by all of the students. A total of 116 candidates filed for Senate places in the fall elections. Officers of the Senate, elected by the members, were Keith Allsup, president; Lloyd Manjeot, sec¬ retary, and Joe Fuller, parliamentarian. Consti¬ tutional amendments passed at the final meeting of the group will add the office of vice-president in the fall of 1950. Another amendment provides for nine non-voting, non-debating associate seats, three to be filled by each of the lower classes, to provide experience for additional underclass¬ men. Subject to popular approval in a special fall election, A M officers of the TISA (Texas Inter-Collegiate Students Association) will be given seats in the Senate which would normally be filled by senators-at-large. If approved, a TISA com¬ mittee to include any current state officers from A M will function within the Senate and will rep¬ resent AM in affairs of the state organization. Current TISA officers are Fuller, parliamentarian; Allan Eubank, executive vice-president, and Charles Royalty, executive secretary. The latter two offices were filled by the Senate since A M automatically receives them as the host school for the 1950-51 TISA convention. Much of the work of the Senate is done by its nine standing committees, and a committee at least makes recommendations concerning such matters as concern it. Most important of the committees is probably the four senator-group which is elected to the Student Life Committee. The four senators act as a liaison between the two groups but are not instructed how to vote by the Senate, rather voting individually on all matters. Second mosl important is the executive committee which deter- Student Top Row: Tom G. Calhoun II, Legett Hall; Lloyd E. Carroll, Dorm 14; John L. Christensen, vice-president (corps). Senior Class; Franklin A. Cleland, Dorm 3; Joe H. Coro¬ nado, Dorm 9, and Daniel W. Davis, vice-president, Sophomore Class. Middle Row: B. O. Hauser, Dorm 15 (fall); Floyd H. Henk, At-Large; Cecil H. Huey III, Trailer Camp; Emmitt A. Ingram, Walton Hall; Charles D. Kirkham, vice-president (non-corps). Senior Class, and Kenneth Landrum, Dorm 6. Bottom Row: Harvey B. Purvis, Jr., vice-president, Freshman Class; Harry Raney, Vet Village; Charles A. Royalty, Hart Hall; James B. Sammons, Annex (spring); Bobby R. Sykes, At-Large, and C. O. Smith, Dorm 1. Not Shown: Marvin E. Beck, Annex; Albert G. Hluza, Dorm 16; Mike B. Mooney, Annex (fall), and Jim W. Patterson, Annex (fall). mines the agenda items and guides Senate business. The welcoming committee which handles relations with other student bodies and the social committee which participates in the selection of the Aggie Sweetheart and designates A M repre¬ sentatives to social functions of other schools are next most highly regarded. Very important is the election committee which handles all elections except class ballotings. The Exchange Store com¬ mittee distributes Exchange Store profits while the hospital and mess committees determine and in¬ vestigate problems and make recommendations for improvements in those fields. The publicity com¬ mittee cooperates with regular media of publicity in different phases of Senate w ork. Special com¬ mittees include the Campus Chest committee which directs the Campus Chest drive to provide funds for the Twelfth Man Scholarship, the WSSF, and a local contingency fund; the traffic committee which investigates campus problems and recom¬ mends solutions to the administration, and the Job Clinic committee which cooperates with the Placement Office in work towards a local clinic. Senate Parliamentarian JOE R. FULLER Law Hall Secretary LLOYD H. MANJEOT Dormitory 12 MK Top Row: Glen B. Dunkle, Dorm 5; Allan Eubank, Dorm 4; William E. Forsythe, Day Students; Samuel V. Fox, Dorm 2; Earl L. Grant, Dorm 7, and Max G. Greiner, At-Large. Middle Row: Jimmie G. Magruder, Dorm 8; Jack B. Miller, At-Large; Iva E. Montgomery, Milner Hall; William R. Moss, Day Students; Roy D. Nance, Dorm 10, and Melvin W. Bill Parse, vice-president, Junior Class. Bottom Row: William B. Smith, Dorm 15 (spring); Hall E. Stringer, Dprm 17; Chester B. Stroud, Mitchell Hall; W. F. Bruce Thompson, Dorm 11; W. D. Trent, College View (fall), and Walter W. Zimmerman, At-Large. Not Shown: Albert E. Pavey, Jr., Annex (fall); Earl D. Sherman, Annex Veteran Housing; Maxie W. Freeman, College View (spring), and Wallace G. Garrison, Annex (spring). GEORGE S. KADERA All-America Track Team, 1948 Co-Captain, Track Team Arts and Sciences Council President, PE Majors Club DOYLE R. AVANT, JR. Colonel of the Corps Caldwell Trophy, 1949 Student Life Committee President, Junior Class, 1949 WL CHARLES D. CHUCK CABANISS Co-Editor, Aggieland 1950 President, Arts and Sciences Council Sports Editor, The Battalion Student Life Committee DAVID J. KREAGER President, Pre-Law Society Singing Cadets Arts and Sciences Council Phi Kappa Phi 18 CLARK C. MUNROE Co-Editor, The Battalion Chairman, SWC Sportsmanship Com., 1949 Ross Volunteers Student Life Committee CHARLES D. KIRKHAM, JR. Chief Editorialist, The Battalion President, Student Senate, 1949 N on-Corps Vice-President, Senior Class Student Senate, 3 years HAL E. STRINGER Student Senate Memorial Student Center Council Student Life Committee WALTER W. ZIMMERMAN Executive Officer of the Corps Student Senate Outstanding Senior, Air Force (Installations) Outstanding Junior (SAR), Air Force, 1949 19 BOBBY J. BYINGTON President, Senior Class Student Life Committee L. ALLAN EUBANK Regimental Commander Student Senate Ross Volunteers Outstanding Junior, Cav.-Eng. Regt., 1949 WL HARRY RANEY Parliamentarian, Student Life Committee Student Senate, 2 years J. D. HAMPTON Co-Captain, Track Team SWC Mile and Two-Mile Record-Holder Captain, Cross Country Team, 1948 President, FFA Chapter, 1949 20 WL REX L. BILL BILLINGSLEY Co-Editor, The Battalion Arts and Sciences Council Student Life Committee President, Ellis County Club, 1948 EMMIT A. INGRAM Student Senate President, Engineers Council Engineering Achievement Award (Arch.) nmrimk ML ..... •v LLOYD H. MANJEOT Secretary, Student Senate President, YMCA Cabinet Vice-President, Business Society Vice-President, Inter-Faith Council ALFRED D. MARTIN, JR. Sergeant Major of the Corps Outstanding Cadet in Class, 3 years President, Sophomore Class, 1949 21 JAMES H. RED DUKE Yell Leader Ross Volunteers JIMMY RAY WOODALL Co-Editor, Aggieland 1950 Ross Volunteers Company Commander J. T. DOTSON Regimental Commander President, Senior Court Ross Volunteers Outstanding Senior, Field Artillery LYTLE H. BLANKENSHIP State President, Texas Intercollegiate Academy of Science Agriculture Council Phi Kappa Phi Agriculture Achievement Award 22 WL WILLIAM F. BRUCE THOMPSON Consolidated Band Commander Student Senate TOM G. CALHOUN, II Student Senate Vice-President, Petroleum Club JOHN L. TAYLOR First Sergeant, Ross Volunteers President, Debate and Discussion Club, 1949 Arts and Sciences Council, 1949 Outstanding Senior, Armored Cavalry JOE R. FULLER Parliamentarian, Student Senate President, Debate and Discussion Club Arts and Sciences Council Memorial Student Center Council Student Senate Student Life Committee Business Manager, Aggieland 1950 Company Commander WILMAN D. BARNES President, Junior Class Student Life Committee Student Senate, 1948 Outstanding Junior, Infantry Regiment o d CECIL H. HUEY, II Student Senate Student Life Committee President, Business Society Outstanding Senior, Quartermaster Corps 24 WL FRANKLIN A. CLELAND Regimental Commander Student Senate Outstanding Senior, Chemical Corps Engineering Achievement Award (Ch.E.) DAVID L. COSLETT Feature Editor, The Battalion Arts and Sciences Council MONTE Y. SWATZELL President-elect, Jr. AVMA President, Tumbling Club President, Johnson County Club Outstanding Junior Award, Vet. Medicine CHARLES B. MODISETT President ASAE Engineers and Agriculture Councils Company Commander Outstanding Senior, Army Security Agency 25 GRADUATES ARENBURG, DONALD H. Man. E Don Watertown, Mass. BROWN, ALLAN N. Chem. Brownie Waco BROWN, DONALD CE Jacksboro BOYD, ORMEL 1. Ag. Ed. Chilton COLLINS, ROYAL E. Physics Gene Houston DEVADANAM, K. JOSEPH Genetics Joe Hyderabad, India DICKERSON, H. C. Ag.Ed. Dick Kilgore FLANAGAN, MARION D. Aero San Angelo FOO, ER CHEN Hort. Shanghai, China FOSTER, KENNETH W. EE-Math Kilowatt Weatherford KEELING, JOHN C. Math Overton PARHAM, ALVIN P. AH Mangham, La. PRASAD, VISHRAM Ag. Banaras, India RAUT, GAJENDRA N. Ag. Cuttack RICHARDSON, LEONARD L. R F Le Iraan ROBERTSON, RICHARD S. Ento. Dick ' 1 College Station ROBINSON, ROBERT ChE Robie Burkburnett SINGH, HARBHAJAN Vet. Path. East Junjah, India SMALLWOOD, CHARLES M. AH McAlester, Okla. SPALDING, JOHN F. AH Jake Hudson, N. H. STACK, THOMAS N. Ag. Eco. Sydney, Aust. STEWART, ELDON Ag. Ed. E. Y. Cooper STREGER, EUGENE F. Genetics Hamilton WEBB, GEORGE M SE Butch Fort Worth MELTON, AURELIOUS A. AH Reil Emory ' ■ . p f Bobby J. Byington . . President John L. Christensen . Vice-President (Corps) Charles D. Kirkham . Vice-President (Non-Corps) Conrad C. Ohlendorf . Secretary-Treasurer Timothy D. Word . Social Secretary Senior Class Officers 29 ADAMS, KENNETH P. K. P. p re-Med Tulia Age 20, Class ' 50, C Arty., Captain, Pre-Med. Club, Reporter, D anhandle Club. AIKEN, CHARLES H. Vet. Med. Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, B ' AVMA, Bell County Club. Gilmer Salado Vet., Sul Ross Research Club; ALANIZ, PETE ChE San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Chem. Corps, Newman Club, AlChE. ALLEGA, JAMES S. Jimmy Bus. Midland Age 21, Class ' 49, A AF, Business Society, Captain, Trans-Pecos Club, Commentator Staff, Battalion Staff. ALLEN, WAYNE M. Buddy Bus. Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, H AF, Captain, C.O., Rifle Team, Ross Vol¬ unteers, Business Society, Fort Worth Club, ROA Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student. ANDERSON, AYRES Andy Age. Eco. Gatesville Age 21, Class ' 50, A QMC, Captain, Varsity Track, Marketing and Finance Club, Coryell County Club, Distinguished Military Student. ANDERSON, TERRY O. T. O. ME Wichita Falls Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Wichita Falls Club. ANDREW, JAMES W. Cadet Man. E Corpus Christ! Age 21, Class ' 50, B CAC, SAM, Business Manager, Engineer, Corpus Christ! Club. ARNST, JAMES E. Jimmy AFI Kingsville Age 21, Class ' 50, C Cav., Lieut., Saddle and Sirloin Club, Rodeo Club, Brush Country Club. AVANT, DOYLE R„ JR. Uncle Dudley Pet. E Laredo Age 22, Class ' 50, Col. of the Corps, Who ' s Who, Caldwell Trophy, President Junior Class, Flouston CC Citation, ROA, Social Sec., Sophomore Class, Ross Volunteers, Best Drilled Soph, Dis¬ tinguished Student, Student Life Committee, Laredo Club, Pet. Club. BACHUS, WALTER O. Jimmy CE Tyler Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, C Vet., ASCE, SAM, Masonic Club. BAGGETT, RONALD E. Ronnie Man. E Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, A ASA, Lieut., Dallas Club, SAM. BAILEY, CHARLES P. Pat Bus. Refugio Age 21, Class ' 50, E Inf., Captain CO, Ross Volunteers, Busi¬ ness Society, Brush Country Club. BAKER, HAROLD G. Genheim Pet. Geol. E Aransas Pass Age 19, Class ' 50, B CAC, Major, Petroleum Club, Rifle Team, Geology Club, Tarpon Club, Brush Country Club. BAKER, JACK W. Ag. Eng. Age 20, Class ' 50, A QMC. Navasota BAKER, LAWRENCE B., JR. Breezy Bus. Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, B QMC, Business Society, Pre Law Society, Wesley Foundation, Pres. San Jacinto Chap., Houston Club. BALAGIA, EDWARD G. Eddie Ag. Eco. Austin Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Marketing and Finance Club, Austin Club, Distinguished Military Student, Captain. BARBER, WILLIAM A., JR. Will Jour. Lindem Age 20, Class ' 50, E Inf., Captain, Pres. Cass County Club. 30 BARGFREDE, JAMES A. ' ' Bobo Man. E Seguin Age 21, Class ' 50, C AF, Major, SAM, H.E.C., Distinguished Student. BARNES, SAMUEL H. Red Ag. Eng. Chester Age 21, Class ' 50, A CAC, Capt., C.O., Pres., Southwest ASAE, Vice-Pres. Wesley Foundation, Distinguished Student, Distin¬ guished Military Student, Outstanding Cadet, CAC, Ross Vol¬ unteers. BARNETT, ROBERT D. Bob Ch. E Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, A Ord., AlCh.E., A.C.S., Houston Club. BARON, JOHN D. J. D. Chem. East Bernard Age 19, Class ' 50, A Chem. Corps, A.C.S., Newman Club. BARRETT, DELVIN R. PH Bellville Age 21, Class ' 50, A ' ' Comp., Ag. Council, Poultry Science Club. BARRETT, SCHLEY GIBBS Bus. Kaufman Age 21, Class ' 50, A Arty., Lieut., Kaufman County Club, Business Society. BARRON, JOHN S. Aero. Tyler Age 20, Class ' 50, C AF, ROA, IAS, Vice-Pres. Tyler Club, H.E.C. BASS, HENRY K. Hank Ch. E Abilene Age 21, Class ' 50, White Band, Lieut., A.I.Ch.E., A.C.S., Abilene Club. BASS, NELSON I. Nellie IE Rosenbury Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., Capt., Pres. Fort Bend Club, I.E. Club. BATES, LEW A. Master B A Marshall Age 21, Class ' 50, C Arty., Business Society, Marshall Club. BAUERSCHLAG, WALTER H., JR. CE Age 21, Class ' 50, ' ' A ' ' Comp., ASCE. San Marcos BAUMAN, MELVIN M„ JR. Pet. Geo. E Orange Age 20, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Drum and Bugle Corps, Orange Club. BEATTY, WILLIAM D. Chief AH Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., Capt., Y Cabinet, Chairman, Home¬ town Club Council, Saddle and Sirloin Club, ROA. BECKMANN, CALVIN H. Cal CE Fredericksburg Age 21, Class ' 50, Air Force, A AF, Longhorn Staff ' 48, Re¬ cording Sec., L.S.A., ASCE. BEESLEY, BEN B. Bubba Bus. Belton Age 20, Class ' 50, E Arty., Bell Co. Club, Acct. Society, Busi¬ ness Society. BENNETT, PERCY J. Jimmie CE Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, I AF, Major, ASCE, Pres. Reagan Chapter Houston Club, Swimming Team, ' 48- ' 49. BENNETT, VAL GENE Ag. Eco. Age 20, Class ' 50, D Inf. Val Pecos BENSON, JOE F. Admiral CE Greenville Age 20, Class ' 50, B CAC Lieut., Pres. Greenville Club, ASCE. BERGIN, THOMAS J. Doc AH Gruver Age 20, Class ' 50, A TC, Vice Presided Saddle and Sirloin Club, Social Sec. Panhandle Club, Lieut. BEUTEL, HERBERT W„ JR. Lover Pre.-Med. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, Corps Staff, Lt. Col., Corps Intelligence Off., DMS, Distinguished Student, Lieut., Ross Volunteers, Arts and Science Council, Town Hall Staff, Pre-med. Scholarship Award, Scholarship Honor Society, Pre-Med. Society, Dallas Club Out¬ standing Arty. Junior. BICKHAM, BEN W. Ag. Eng. Taft Age 20, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Captain, ASAE, Social Sec. Brush Country Club. BILLINGSLEY, DAVID S. Ch.E Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, A Ord., AlChE. BILLINGSLEY, WILLIAM R. Bill Eco. Liberty Age 19, Class ' 50, B Cav., Lieut., Vice President Liberty Co. Cl ib, Treas. Spanish Club, Intramural Mgr., Tumbling Club. BISHOP, WILLIAM W. Bill ME Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, A Senior, Dallas Club, ASH VE. BLACKBURN, WILLIAM R. Goat Ag. Eco. Donna Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., Rio Grande Valley Club, Intramural Club, YMCA. BLAIR, O. CARRELL Cube Pet. E San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 50, A Eng., Captain, SAME, AIME, Petroleurr Club, ROA, YMCA, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Mili tary Student; Methodist Student Steward. ELAND, BOBBY J. B. J. AH Merkel Age 21, Class ' 50, H AF, Lieut., Wesley Foundation, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Meats Judging Team, Livestock Judging Team, Danforth Fellowship, Distinguished Student, DMS. BLANKENSHIP, BILLY J. Blank Bus. Sundown Age 22, Class ' 48, Merchant Marine, A Vet., A.agie Band, Ft. Worth Club, Battalion Staff, Vice President Singing Cadets, Distinguished Student, Business Society. BLEKER, JULIUS W. Bill Physics Corpus Christ! Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, B Vet., Singing Cadets, Corpus Christ! Club. BOHLMANN, WILLY F., JR. Bill CE Schulenburg Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, Col. Regt. CO, Houston CC Citation, Best Drilled Soph., Pres. ASCE, Sul Ross Research Club, Ross Volunteers, Engineer Council, Distinguished Student, DMS, Fayette County Club. BONNOT, CHARLES J. Joe AH Edna Age 21, Class ' 51, C Inf., Saddle and Sirloin Ciub, BSU, Rifle Team. BONSALL, RAYMOND W. Bill Pet. E Port Arthur Age 21, Class ' 50, C Arty. BOTHWELL, JAMES H. Big Jim BA Longview Age 23, Class ' 47, Air Force, D Vet., East Texas Club, New¬ man Club, Business Society. BOWERS, DAVID G., JR. Gene Pre-Med. Abilene Age 20, Class ' 50, E AF, Town Hall Staff, YMCA, Abilene Club, Pre-Med. Club. BOWLIN, OSWALD D. Don Eco. Lamesa Age 20, Class ' 50, A Cav., Spanish Club, Economics Club, Dis¬ tinguished Student. BOYD , DEAN L. Buddy Eco. Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 50, E Arty., Captain CO, Town Hall, Singing Cadets, Arts and Science Council, Spanish Club, Pre-Law Soc., Economics Club, Ft. Worth Club. 32 BRIDGES, JOHN L Arch. Breckanridge Age 21, Class O, A AF, AGC, ROA, Arch. Society. BROUSSARD, WILLIAM A. Boo Bus. Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., Beaumont Club, Newman Club, Business Society. BROWN, BILLY D. Bill Pet. Eng. Thalia Age 21, Class ' 50, H AF, ROA, Pet. Eng. Club. BROWN, BOBBY R. ME Houston Age 21, Class ' 49, A Ord., Pres. Christian Science Organiza¬ tion, Treasurer ASME. BROWN, BYRON B. Bus. Adm. Age 20, Class ' 49, B Cav. B. B. Houston BROWN, CLAUDE H. Claude Man. E West Columbia Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Corps, E Vet., Camera Club, Brazoria County Club. BROWN, DEWEY E. BA Sinton Age 22, Class ' 49, Marines, A Cav., Ross Volunteers, Brush Country Club, Distinguished Student. BROWN, JIMMIE L. Geol. Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 50, G AF, Geology Club, Fort Worth Club. BROWN, VALRY, JR. Bubba Ag. Eco. Liberty Age 20, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Lieut., Vice President Liberty County Club, Marketing and Finance Club. BRUECK, WILLIAM L, JR. Red Pre-Med. Port Arthur Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, E Vet., Ross Volunteers, Pre-Med. Society, Port Arthur Club. BRUMLOW, RAY Ag. Ed. Age 21, Class ' 50, A TC, FFA. Boog Hempstead BRUNDRETT, TOM H. Bus. Refugio Age 21, Class ' 50, B QMC, Brush Country Club, Business Society, Pre-Law Club, Distinguished Military Student. BUCEK, CHARLES E. Chicken Bus. Hallettsville Age 20, Class ' 50, C Arty., Business Society, Sec. Lavaca County Club. BUCHANAN, JOHN W. Bucket Bus. Bryan Age 21, Class ' 49, A Comp., Captain CO, Sociology Club, Singing Cadets. BUNTING, ROBERT H. Bob AH Henrietta Age 21, Class ' 50, B Cav., Saddle and Sirloin Club, North Central Texas Club. BURNS, IRA M. Ag. Ed. Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, Senior Company. Catarina BURRIS, DUDLEY R. Bandido Hist. Seguin Age 21, Class ' 50, C Cav., Battalion Staff. BURROW, BILL B. Ag. Ed. Tulia Age 20, Class ' 50, C Arty., Captain CO, Panhandle Club, FFA. 33 BURTTSCHELL, JOHN H. Red CE Dime Box Age 20, Class ' 50, H AF, Lutheran Student Ass ' n, ASCE, Vice President Bastrop-Lee County Club. BUSSELL, ROLAND E. Squato Man. E Bay City Age 21, Class ' 50, B Eng., ERC, ASME, SAM. BYFORD, W. J. Dub CE McGregor Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, D Vet., ASCE, Sec. Waco-McLennan County Club. BYINGTON, BOBBY J. Bob EE Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, A Sig., Student Life Committee, Dallas Club, President Senior Class, AIEE, Engineer Council, Who ' s Who. BYRD, THEODORE J. Jerry Bus. Vernon Age 21, Class ' 50, B TC, Pres. Singing Cadets, Inter-Faith Council. CAIN, HARRY D. Jug Bus. Graham Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., Business Society, North Central Texas Club. CALAME, CLIFFORD D„ JR. Don Ag. Ed. Wortham Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., FFA, Navarro County Club. CALDWELL, WALTER L. Walt Bus. Brownwood Age 21, Class ' 50, B Company, Lieut. CAMPBELL, DONALD C. Don Bus. Abilene Age 20, Class ' 50, E AF, President Abilene Club. CANNING, JOSEPH W. Joe ME San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, D FA, Captain, Swimming Team, ASME, AFS, Distinguished Student, YMCA. CARLSON, ELWOOD L. ChE Duluth, Minn. Age 25, Class ' 50, C Vet., Tau Beta Pi, AlChE, Distinguished Student, DMS. CARLSON, ROBERT A. Booby Man. E Palestine Age 20, Class ' 50, C Inf., Newman Club, SAM, Anderson County Club. CARR, REED Ag. Ed. Waco Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, C Vet., FFA, Tarleton Club. CARROLL, DONALD F. Don Agron. College Station Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy , A Company, Agronomy Society, Bryan-College Station Club. CECIL, ROBERT C. Bob Bus. Abilene Age 27, Class ' 49, Army, A Vet. CHAMBLESS, MORRIS K. Bus-Acct. Lefors Age 21, Class ' 50, B Compayn, Lieut., Business Society, Pan¬ handle Club. CHASE, LANCE E. Gone Agron. San Benito Age 20, Class ' 50, C Inf., Captain CO, Distinguished Military Student, Distinguished Student, Agronomy Society, Rio Grande Valley Club, Senior Court. CHEEK, ERNEST J. Poppa Hist. Comanche Age 20, Class ' 51, D Inf., Commentator Staff, Spanish Club, Jesse Jones Award. 34 CHERNOSKY, AL B. Pet. E Corpus Christi Age 24, Class ' 47, Navy, E Vet., Ross Volunteers, Pet. E Club. CHITWOOD, GEORGE E. Chem. Beaumont Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, A Vet. CHRIST, LAWRENCE A. Chris ME Rosenberg Age 19, Class ' 50, B CAC, Captain, Ft. Bend Cp r unty Club, Camera Club. CHRISTENSEN, JOHN L. Chris IE Galveston Age 21, Class ' 50, B Cav., Captain CO, Vice President Senior Class, Secretary-Treasurer Soph. Class, Student Senate, Senior Court, Newman Club, Ind. Ed. Club, Galveston Club, Varsity Football. CLELAND, FRANKLIN A. Chem. E Genoa Age 21, Class ' 50, A CC, Col., Regt. CO, AICHE, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student, Tau Beta Pi, Student Senate, Opportunity Award, Engineers Council, Who ' s Who. CLARK, LOUIS W. Mule BA Gilmer Age 20, Class ' 50, C AF, Lieut. Upshur County Club, Bus. Society, East Texas Club, ROA, HEC. CLARK, SAM S. Sammy Bus. Galveston Age 20, Class ' 50, A QMC, Captain, Senior Int. Man., Hillel Club, Secretary Galveston Club, Business Society, Distinguished Military Student. COBB, HOWELL B. Bus. Terrell Age 20, Class ' 50, B AF, Businnss Society, Kaufman Co. Club. COCKBURN, WILLIAM A. Bill Bus. Mercedes Age 27, Class ' 50, AF, Major, Singing Cadets COGAN, CARROLL F. ME Schulenburg Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Capt., ASH VE, Ross Volunteers, Tau Beta Pi, Distinguished Military Student. COFFMAN, HERBERT V. Hop Aero. Nederland Age 21, Class ' 50, F AF, Singing Cadets, Westley Foundation, IAS. COLLINS, DEAN C. Chem. E San Benito Age 20, Class ' 50. A CC, Singing Cadets, Camera Club. COLLINS, TYRUS F. Tye CE Satin Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, D Vet., ASCE, Falls County Club, Lieutenant. CONDON, STEPHEN F. Steve ME Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, A Sig. CONINE, ROBERT D. Bob Bus. McAllen Age 21, Class ' 49, E AF, Captain, Bus. Soc., President Rio Grande Valley Club. CONLEY, RAYMOND H. Arch. Houston Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy, H AF, Lieut., Arch Soc., ROA, ERC, AGC. COOK, KOA D. Drake Arch. San Angelo Age 20, Class ' 49, D FA, Rifle Team, Arch Soc., San Angelo Club, New Orleans Club. COOK, RICHARD X., JR. Rex Bus. Nederland Age 21, Class ' 50, I AF, Lieut., Bus. Soc., Port Arthur Club, Newman Club, Volleyball Club, ROA. 35 COOK, ROY H. Agron. Waller Age 19, Class ' 50, E - ' AF, Lieut., Agron. Sac., Tex Academy of Science. COOPER, THOMAS R. Tommy Bus. Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Football Manager, Ft. Worth Club, Bus. Soc., Aggie Players. CORONADO, JOSE H. Joe Pet. E Laredo Age 20, Class ' 50, B CAC, Major, Student Senator, Ross Volunteers, Petrol. Club, Distinguished Student, Engineer Coun¬ cil, AIME, DMS, Laredo Club. GOTTEN, ANDREW J. Andy Vet. Med. Granbury Age 23, Class ' 50, Marine, B Vet., Major, AVMA, Distinguished Student, Weight Lifting Club. COUCH, BILL L. Big Bill CE Aransas Pass Age 21, Class ' 50, A CAC, Lieut., B Squad Football, ASCE, Vice President Tarpon Club. COUNCILL, GEORGE, JR. Man. E Age 20, Class ' 50, B Company, Lufkin Club, SAM. Lufkin COX, BOBBIE L. Bob Acct. Enms Age 19, Class ' 50, A CAC, Lt. Col. Bn. CO, Ross Volunteers, Acct. Soc., Ellis County Club, Distinguished Student. CRAVEY, DAVID O. Man. E Age 20, Class ' 49, Band, Aggie Band, SAM. Houston CREACY, JAMES N. EE Wichita Falls Age 24, Class ' 50, AF, C Vet., AIEE, AIRE, Wichita Falls Club, Radio Club. GROSSER, ROBERT E. Bob CE Houston Age 21, Class ' 49, Senior Co., Rifle Team, Aggie Band, ASCE, AGC, DMS. CRUZ, ABEL O. CE Laredo Age 20, Class ' 50, A AF, Ross Volunteers, Recorder Senior Court, ASCE, Newman Club, Laredo Club. CUMMINGS, JOHN M. Johnny CE Dallas Age 21, Class ' 51, A ASA, Captain, ASCE, Vice President NTAC Club, Newman Club. CURTIS, ROSS E. Sheepdog ChE Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., AlChE, Dallas Club. CUTHBERTSON, JAMES P. Jimmy Man. E Refugio Age 20, Class ' 50, E Inf., Brush Co. Club, SAM. DAILEY, T. F. Felix Pet. E Grapeland Age 21, Class ' 50, D Inf., Captain, President Houston County Club, Pet. Club. DAVENPORT, CHARLES M. Charlie Acct. Jasper Age 23, Class ' 47, AF, D Vet., Accounting Society. DAVIS, EDWARD M. ChE Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, CC, AICHE. Ed El Paso DAVIS, PAUL G. P. G. Bus. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, “B QMC, Bus. Soc., Aero Eng. Club, Dallas Club. 36 DAVIS, RICHARD B. Rick Bus. Dallas Age 22, Class ' 49, Army, C Vet., Intramural Managsr, Biology Club, Business Soc., Acct. Soc., Intramural Mgr. Club. DAVIDSON, FRANK T. CE Age 20, Class ' 50, White Band, Lieut., ASCE. Dallas DEALY, MARVIN E., JR. Buddy Arch. Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, I AF, Arch. Society, AGC, Fish Basketball. DEAN, C. WEBB Ag. Ed. Age 21, Class ' 50, B Cav. Joaquin DENNING, JOHN S. Jack ME San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 49, Air Force, E Vet., Ross Volunteers, Tau Beta Pi, Newman Club, ASHVE, San Antonio Club. DICKENS, ROBERT C. Bob Bus. Burnet Age 23, Class ' 48, Air Force, E Vet., Distinguished Student, Business Society. DIECK, GEORGE E. PE Austin Age 20 Class ' 50, B Ath., Swimming Team, Water Polo Team, Austin Club. DIETERICH, HERMAN F., JR. Vet. Med. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, B Inf., Lt. Col., Corps Staff, Distinguished Military Student, Distinguished Student, AVMA, Dallas Club. DIETERT, WILLIAM E., JR. Bill AH Kerrville Age 21, Class ' 50, B TC, Lieut., Saddle and Sirloin Club, Heart of the Hills Club. DIETZ, DONALD R. Don AH McAllen Age 23, Class ' 50, F AF, Lieut., Distinguished Student, Dis- tisguished Military Student, Activities Editor, Aggieland ' 50, Sec. and Treas. Freshman Class. DOBBS, MAURICE T. Pet. E Age 20, Class ' 50, A Comp. DOIRON, LUTHER R. Arch. Age 20, Class ' 50, B Eng. Team, Port Arthur Club. Bryan Lu Port Arthur Arch. Society, SAME, Swimming DOMINEY, JOHNNY N. Domino CE San Augustine Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, D Vet., ASCE. DONOVAN, FREDERICK H. Don RS Chillicothe Age 33, Class ' 41, FA, Battalion Staff, Singing Cadets, Sec. Rural Sociology Club, Fish Baseball Team. DOOLEY, BYRON N. Doc Pre-Med. Port Arthur Age 21, Class ' 50, G AF, Lieut., Distinguished Student, Arts and Sciences Council, Pre-Med. Soc., Port Arthur Club. DOTSON, J. T. J ME San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, D FA, Col., Art. Regt. CO, Ross Volun¬ teers, President Senior Court, Distinguished Military Student, Who ' s Who. DOWNING, EARL D. Dean Math. Vernon Age 20, Class ' 50, A ASA, Lieut., Arts and Sciences Council, Distinguished Student. DU BOSE, GEORGE D., JR. PE Age 19, Class ' 50, D Inf., P, E. Club. ' Coach Gonzales 37 SENIORS DUDENHOEFFER, ALFRED J. ' ' Joe Pet. E Amarillo Age 20, Class ' 50, A Eng., SAME, AIMME, Pet. Eng. Club, Amarillo Club, Lieut., ROA. DUKE, JAMES H. Red Bus. Hillsboro Age 21, Class ' 50, B Cav., Yell Leader, RV, President Hill County Club, Business Society, Outstanding Cadet, Summer Camp, Captain, DMS, BSD, Football squadman. Who ' s Who. DUNKELBERG, STEPHEN B. Steve ME Ft. Worth Age 20, Class ' 49, B Eng., Vice-President, SAME, Engineer Staff, Rifle Team. DUNKLE, GLEN B. AH Age 20, Class ' 50, E and Sirloin Club, Lieut. DURHAM, MORRIS C. CE Age 20, Class ' 50, A Student. Dunk Graham FA, Student Senator, Reporter, Saddle Driscoll Ord., Lieut., ROA, ASCE, Distinguished EDWARDS, W. EARL, JR. Earl DH Floydada Age 21, Class ' 50, Kream and Kow Club, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, Panhandle Club, Distinguished Student, Lieut., B FA. EGGER, R. KING Queenie Pet.-ME Shreveport Age 22, Class ' 50, Corps Staff, Lt. Col., Singing Cadets, Lt., RV, YMCA Cabinet, Interfaith Council, Town Hall, Petroleum Club, Shreveport Club. ELLIOTT, CHARLES W. Wendy Mod. Lang. Laredo Age 20, Class ' 50, Laredo Club, Vice President Spanish Club, Lieut., C Cav. ELLIS, CHARLES B. AH Age 21, Class ' 50, A QMC. ' Chazz Rice ELLIS, WILLIAM R. Bobby IE Marshall Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, Senior Co., Distinguished Student, In¬ dustrial Education Club, President Marshall A M Club, VSA, ROA, Distinguished Military Student, 1st Lieut. ENDERLE, HORACE W. Ch. E Age 20, Class ' 50, A Ord., AlChE. Hardo San Antonio ENGELBRECHT, HENRY W. Hort. College Station Age 20, Class ' 50, 1st Lieut., A Company, Horticulture Society, Lutheran Student Association. ENGLAND, JOHN K. Jack Bus. Harlingen Age 21, Class ' 49, I AF, Lt. Col., Senior Intramural Manager, Vice President Rio Grande Valley Club, Sqd. Co. ENGLE, ROY L. Pinky Range Man. Borger Age 21, Class ' 50, E FA, Range and Forestry Club, Panhandle Club. ENGLISH, ROBERT B. Bob Aero-Man. Eng. Los Angeles, Cal. Age 25, Class ' 46, Navy, C Vet., Tau Beta Pi, SAM, IAS, Dis¬ tinguished Student. ERWIN, JOHN L. Brickey Hort. San Benito Age 20, Class ' 50, B FA, Tio Grande Valley Club, Horticulture Club, Entomology Club. EUBANK, LOUIS A. Spider Geol. E Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, A Eng., Col., Regt. CO, Student Senator, Interfaith Council, YMCA Cabinet, Geology Club, Dallas Club, Ross Volunteers, SAME, ROA, Swimming Team, Who ' s Who. EUBANK, RAYMOND H. Ray Pet. E Dallas Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, 1st Lieut., Senior Co., Petroleum Engi¬ neers Club, AIME, Dallas Club. 38 FAILS, JAMES C. Speck ChE Comanche Age 21, Class ' 48, A AF, It. Col., Distinguished Student, DMS, AlChE, Battalion Staff, Fencing Team, T Club, Spanish Club, Fleart O ' Texas Club. FALL, JOHN G. Bus. Age 20, Class ' 50, B ' County Club. Booger Waco AF, Business Society Waco-Mclennan FENNELL, JAMES C. Dooney CE Port Arthur Age 21 Class ' 50, B Eng., Captain, Treasurer, SAME Vice President Port Arthur Club, Distinguished Military Student, ERC. FIELD, THOMAS E. Tom Bus. Plainview Age 22, Class ' 49, Air Force, D Vet., Panhandle Club, YMCA, Wesley Foundation, Program Chairman. FILER, THEODORE H. Ted Wildlife Alta Loma Age 21, Class ' 50, B Cav., Fish and Game Club, Newman Club, Galveston County Club. FLAKE, ROBERT A. Bob Man. E San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 50, A SC, Major, Tau Beta pi, RV, ROA, Wesley Foundation, Scholarship Honor Society, Distinguished Student, DMS, President SAM, San Antonio Club, Longhorn Staff, Engi¬ neer Council. FLEMING, CHARLES H. Bus. Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, B ' Club. El Paso Vet., Business Society, El Paso FLOWERS, JAMES H., JR. Slick Arch. Port Neches Age 20, Class ' 50, G AF, Captain, Town Hall, Arch. Society, President Billiards Club, Port Arthur Club, Tumbling Club, Swim¬ ming Team. FLOYD, GLENN W. Ag. Ed. Age 20, Class ' 50, TC, FFA. FLUKER, THOMAS S. Arch. Age 20, Class ' 50, White Band. Dub Weatherford Sid Freeport FOX, SAMUEL V. Pet. E Age 21, Class ' 49, B ' Senate, AIME. Sam Nederland Cav., Lieut., Petroleum Club, Student FREBERG, CLARENCE D. Doug AH Dallas Age 24, Class ' 47, Army, C Vet., President Dallas Club, Varsity Football, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Rodeo Club, Ag. Council, Battalion Staff, Agriculturist Staff. FREDE, HERBERT A. Herb Bus. LaGrange Age 20, Class ' 50, D AF, Captain, Town Hall, President Fayette County Club, Business Society. FREEDMAN, IRA Zollie Bus. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, F AF, Lieut., Business Society, Dallas Club, Hillel Club. FREY, HERBERT A. Al IEd. Corsicana Age 21, Class ' 49, Navy, Lieut., B Cav., Navarro County Club; Industrial Education Club. GADDIS, HOWARD W. Happy Bottom CE Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, E Inf., Lieut., San Antonio Club. GARCIA, ROBERTO V. Bobby ChE Laredo Age 19, Class ' 50, A CC, Laredo Club, Newman Club, AlChE. GARNER, GUY B„ JR. Beaver ME Denison Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, B TC, Captain CO, President Gray¬ son County Club, ASME. 39 HAMILTON, CHARLES R. Chuck A(-| Floydada Age 21, Class ' 49, B Inf., Captain, Rdss Volunteers, Saddle and Sirloin Club. HANEY, ROBERT L, JR. Bob Ag. Jour. Olney Age 25, Class ' 50, C Vet., Army, Agriculturist Staff. HANNAH, HAROLD E. Hannah Man. E P° rt Arthur Age 20, Class ' 49, G AF, Lieut., Port Arthur Club, SAM, Newman Club, Treasurer Billiards Club. HAPPY, JACK K. Hap Bus. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, K AF, Baseball Mgr., T Club, ROA, DMS, Athletic Council, Distinguished Student, Business Society. HARDY, ROBERT L. Bugs Ento. Houston Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy, B Vet., Ento. Club, Houston Club, ERC, Singing Cadets. HARRIS, ARTHUR B. Abie ChE Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, A CC, Captain, Tau Beta Pi, Distinguished Student, DMS, AlChE, ACS, Basketball, RV, Bowling Team, Houston Club. HARRIS, GEORGE E. Bus. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 49, A Cav., Lt. Col. Sq. CO, Dallas Club. HARRIS, JAMES E. Maggie Ag. Ed. Kaufman Age 21, Class ' 50, A Arty., FFA, Kaufman Co. Club. HARRIS, RICHARD H. Dick Ag. Eng. Kaufman Age 20, Class ' 50, B AF, Captain CO, Vice President Kaufman County Club, ASAE, YMCA. HARRIS, WAYNE T. Tal Man. E Denton Age 20, Class ' 50, C AF, SAM, ROA. HATZENBUEHLER, EDWIN J., JR. Hotshot Aero. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, A AF, Town Hall, Dallas Club, Lieut., Ross Volusteers. HENCERLING, JOHN P. Pat AH Victoria Age 20, Class ' 50, C Arty., Saddle and Sirloin Club, Poultry Sci. Club, Victoria Club, Flax Country Club, Livestock Judging Team. HENGST, ARTHUR R. Buckshot Bus. Woodlawn Age 21, Class ' 50, D Inf., Major, Ross Volunteer, Distinguished Military Grad., Distinguished Student, Marshall Club, Secretary Pre-Law Society, East Texas Club, Jr. Intramurial Mgr., Aggie Players, Bus. Soc., Junto, Wesley Foundation. HENK, FLOYD H. CE San Marcos Age 20, Class ' 50, D Arty., Captain CO, Student Senate, Student Life Committee, Ross Volunteers, ASCE, DMS, Managing Ed. Aggieland ' 50, Distinguished Student, Bowling Team, AGC, Who ' s Who. HERNANDEZ, ERWESTO L. Neto us - Brownsville Age 26, Class 50, Air Force, E Vet., Rio Grande Valley Club, Newman Club, Business Society. HERNDON, JOE E. Joe Eddy Panhandle Age 20, Class 50, C Arty., Lieut., Saddle and Sirloin Club; Marketing and Finance Club, Panhandle Club, Sec. HERVEY, LYNN C. Nuts Bus - San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 50, B Inf., Business Society. HEVENOR, RICHARD K. Bus Burnet Age 21, Class 49, F AF, Lieut., Business Society. 42 u HIESTER, JIMMY W. j im Arch. Ft. Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, C Inf., Major, Arch. Society, Ft. Worth Club. HILLEBRANDT, LEONARD G. Hilde ME Baytown Age 21, Class ' 49, ASME, Amateur Radio Club, President Bay- town Club. HINSLEY, LAWRENCE M. Mel Man. E Henderson Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy, C Vet., SAM, Astronomy Club. HODGE, JOHN E. Man. E Bonham Age 20, Class ' 50, A Sig. HOERMANN, HARVEY G. Rocky AH Seguin Age 21, Class ' 50, 1st Lieut., A TC, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Lutheran Students Association. HOGAN, JAMES F. Jim IE Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 50, B FA, Social Chairman, Beaumont Club. HOLLAND, JAMES N. Nick Man. E McAllen Age 22, Class ' 49, CO, G AF, SAM, Rio Grande Valley Club. HOLLAR, WILLIE E. Gene Arch. Vernon Age 21, Class ' 50, CO, Maroon Band, Drum Major, Architectural Society. HONEYCUTT, KENNETH E. Sugar ChE New London Age 21, Class ' 50, CO, B QMC, AlChE, East Texas Club, Dis¬ tinguished Student. HOOKS, BENTLEY C, JR. Ben Aero. Waco Age 20, Class ' 50, E AF, Waco-McLellan County Club, IAS. HOOVER, PAUL D. Dewey Bus. Temple Age 22, Class ' 48, Merchant Marine, E Vet., Business Society, Bell County Club, Ross Volunteers. HORRELL, JAMES W. Jabbo Bus. Ennis Age 21, Class ' 50, Maroon Band HOWARD, JAMES E. Jim EE Ralls Age 20, Class ' 50, 1st Lieut., A Sig., AIEE, Wesley Foundation. HOWELL, ELMER S. Scooter AH Waller Age 21, Class ' 50, Capf., A TC, CO, Saddle and Sirloin Club. HRANITZKY, DENNIS R. Dick Vet. Med. Yoakum Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, 1st Lieut., E Vet., AVMA, Newman Club, Lavaca County Club, Southwestern Veterinarian Staff. HUDDLESTON, KENNETH R. Ken Pet. E Iran Age 21, Class ' 50, H AF, Track, Petroleum Engineering Club. HUEBINGER, VINCENT Red Ag. Ed. Marion Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, C Vet., Newman Club. HUEY, CECIL H„ II Bus. New Orleans, La. Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, C Vet., Rifle Team, Student Senator, Business Society, Student Life Committee, Distinguished Student, Discussion and Debate Society, Distinguished Military Student, Who ' s Who, Arts and Scence Council. 43 HUFFMAN, ROY I. Roy Ag. Eng. Brady Age 21, Class ' 50, B CAC, Capt., Distinguished Student, Ross Volunteers, ASAE, San Angelo Club, Heart O ' Texas Club. HUMPHREY, MABERN D., JR. Ag. Eco. Age 20, Class ' 51, C Inf., FFA. ' Bones Fairfield HUMPHRYS, DONALD E. Don Aero. Eng. Breckenridge Age 21, Class ' 49, B AF, IAS, Eastland-Stephens Co. Club. HUNNEWELL, HARVY I. Honey Pet. Geol. E Weatherford Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, Senior Co., Petroleum Club, Weather¬ ford Club, Geology Club. HUNT, JOHN L. Johnny ChE Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 50, D FA, Major, Ross Volunteers, National Honor Society, Tau Beta Pi. HUNT, ROBERT L. Bob PE College Station Age 21, Class ' 50, A Company, Phvsical Education Association, Arts and Science. INGRAHAM, DALTON C. PE Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, C Vet. AF. ' Rabbit Beaumont INSALL, HENRY E., JR. Buddy Farm Management Bay City Age 20, Class ' 50, A Company, Matagorda County Club. IRISH, JACK R. Man. E Age 20, Class ' 50, B Cav., Major, SAM. Joaquin IRVINE, WILLIAM G. Arch. Shreveport Age 23, Class ' 48, Navy, D ' AF, Tau Beta Pi, Ross Volunteers, DMS, Jr. Editor, Engineer, Arch Society, Shreveport Club, Dis¬ tinguished Student. ISENHOWER, JAMES W. Iks AH Cisco Age 20, Class ' 50, B QMC, Lieut., Saddle and Sirloin Club, Eastland County Club. JACKSON, CHARLES Pongo ME Aransas Pass Age 20, Class ' 50, B CAC, Capt. CO, President Tarpon Club, ASME. JACKSON, ELMER L. Ag. Eco. La Grange Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, B Vet., Capt. CO, Marketing and Finance Club, Fayette County Club, Distinguished Military Student JASKA, ERNEST H. Bobo Ag. Eng. Ross Age 21, Class ' 50, A QMC, ASAE, Newman Club, Waco McLennan County Club. JEFFERIES, CLARENCE B. Jeff AH Houston Age 22, Class ' 49, C Inf., Houston Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Football Manager, Pet. Eng Club, Vice President Fresh¬ man Class. JOHANSEN, EIVIND H. Ivy BA Brownsville Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, “B Vet., Lt. Col., Senior Court, QM Award, DMS, Distinguished Student, Bus. Soc., Lutheran Student Association, Rio Grande Club. JOHNSON, WILLIAM T. Bill CE Terrell Age 21, Class ' 43, Inf., B AF, Ross Volunteers, ASCE, President Kaufman County Club, DMS, Distinguished Student. JOHNSON, HOWELL J. Earpy PE McCamey Age 20, Class ' 50, B Ath., Swimming Team. 44 JONES, LUTHER D. Nuts Bus. Mineral Wells Age 21, Class ' 50, B Inf., Lieut., ROA, Business Society, Tarleton Club. JORDAN, ARTHUR C. Ace CE Buda Age 20, Class ' 50, I AF, Captain, ASCE, Austin Club. JORDAN, WAYLAND V. Tootie Pet. E Placid Age 20, Class ' 50, Army, B Vet., Petroleum Engineers Club, Distinguished Student, Tau Beta Phi, Heart of Texas Club. JUDGE, GRANT E., JR. Snoz Arch. Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., Lieut., AGC, Ross Volunteers, Hous¬ ton Club. KADERA, GEORGE S. Gorgeous PE Houston Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, B Ath., Lt. Col., Bn. CO, Track, Football, Distinguished Student, DMS, All Am. Track Team, Arts and Sciences Council, Sch. Honor Soc., President PE Club, Hous¬ ton Club, Who ' s Who. KAY, JOHN H. Baldy Pet. E Agua Dulce Age 21, Class ' 49, A Cav., AIME, RFS, Petroleum Club, Vice President Brush Country Club. KEENE, GEORGE T. Hot Poop ChE Boston, Mass. Age 20, Class ' 50, A Ord., Captain, DMS, Distinguished Stu¬ dent, AlChE, Tau Beta Pi, Scholastic Honor Soc., Pistol Team, Astronomy Club. KENT, GEORGE S. Pet.-ME Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, A Ord., Captain, ASME, Sec. Petroleum Club, AIME, Astronomy Club, Camera Club, Captain, Rifle Team, DMS, Fort Worth Club. KELLY, JAMES B. Jim Range Man. Ranger Age 21, Class ' 49, A AF, Captain, Eastland Stephens County Club, R and F Club, ASRM. KELLY, WiLLIAM T. Tommy EE Port Arthur Age 21, Class ' 50, A ASA. KIDD, FRANK H., JR. Fuzzy ME Conroe Age 21, Class ' 50, A Ord. KIKER, LELAND Geek R F Childress Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, B Vet, Range and Forestry Club, Sec. Childress County Club, ASRM. KINSEY, RAYMOND A. Ray CE Medina Age 20, Class ' 50, G AF, Heart of the Hills Club, Sec. ASCE. KIRK, THOMAS R. Tommie Ag. Eng. Taft Age 20, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, ASAE, Brush Country Club. KOL LER, JOHN H. Bus. Waco Age 21, Class ' 50, B AF, Business Society, Lieut., Waco-Mc- Lennan Co. Club. KOTHMANN, GLENN H. AH San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, C Inf., Lt. Col., Head Yell Leader, Saddle and Sirloin Club. KREAGER, DAVID J., JR. Dave Pre-Law San Angelo Age 20, Class ' 50, A Cav., Major, Ross Volunteers, Singing Cadets, President Pre-Law Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Spanish Club, San Angelo Club, Who ' s Who. KUNIHIRO, KEN Agron. South San Antonio Age 26, Class ' 51, Army, B Vet., Agronomy Society, President Aggie Christian Fellowship, Secretary YMCA, Distinguished Stu¬ dent, Distinguished Military Student. 45 KUTA, MANUEL E. M. E. Ag. Ed. Montgomery Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., Lieut., President Montgomery Co. Club, Secretary Newman Club, FFA, Presidents Council, Dis¬ tinguished Student, DMS. KUTCH, DON L. Killer Ag. Eco. Wellington Age 21, Class ' 50, C Arty, Panhandle Club, Market and Finance Club. LADYMON, HORACE R. Hoss Bus. Marshall Age 20, Class ' 50, B TC, Lt. Col., ROA, Business Society, Marshall Club. LANDRUM, CHARLES K. Ken Pre-Med. Kingsville Age 20, Class ' 50, E AF, Captain CO, Student Senate, Senior Court, DMS, Pre-Med. Society, Distinguished Student, Lieut., Ross Volunteers. LANDRY, MONROE A. Monger CE Port Neches Age 21, Class ' 50, B Eng., Captain CO, Treas. ASCE, SAME. LAREAU, GLENN C. Bud Arch. Vernon Age 21, Class ' 50, White Band. LAUFENBERG, JOHN W. Bill ChE Port Arthur Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force, E Vet., President Annex Vet. Club, President Aggie Players, Distinguished Student, ROA, Port Arthur Club, AlChE, ACS, DMS. LAWLER, ROBERT W. LuLu CE Los Angeles, Calif. Age 20, Class ' 50, White Band, ASCE. LAWSON, ROBERT L. Louy Pet. E Freer Age 19, Class ' 50, A Cav., Brush Country Club, Petroleum Club. Newman Club, LEDBETTER, ROBERT M. Bob AH Breckenridge Age 21, Class ' 50, Army, B Vet., Captain, Agriculturist Staff, President Eastland and Stephens County Club, Distinguished Mil- itary Student, Saddle and Sirloin Club. LEDER, ARCHIE A. A Square Pre-Med. Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, A Arty., Major, Pre-Med. Club, Hillel Club, Distinguished Student. Club, Houston LEE, JOHN C. Bus. Houston Age 21, Class ' 49, Navy, A Cav., Austin Chap, Houston Club, ROA, Business Society. LEESCH, GORDON D. Gordon AH Boerne Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., Heart of the Hills and Sirloin Club. Club, Saddle LEHNE, CHARLES H. Charlie CE Age 21, Class ' 49, Arty, ASCE. San Antonio LEMONS, ROY D. Pet. E Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, E Vet. Gainesville LEWIE, JOHN R. EE Man. E Fort Worth Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, E Vet., AIEE, Ross Volunteers, BSD. LEWIE, WILLIAM H., JR. Skip CE Gainesville Age 21, Class ' 50, C AF, ASCE, AGC, ROA, Club, Captain. Cooke County LOKEY, TED Y. Thad Bus. Amarillo Age 21, Class ' 50, Captain, Aggie Band, President Amarillo, Vice-President Business Society, ROA, Distinguished Military Student. 46 LUDWIG, JOHN H. Bubba Aero. Bryan Age 21, Class ' 50, A Composite, Captain, Ross Volunteers, Singing Cadets, I.A.S., Distinguished Military Student. LUEDTKE, CHARLES, JR. ME Fort Worth Age 23, Class ' 49, E Vet., Army, Captain, ASME, ASHVE, Ross Volunteers. LUNDELIUS, CHARLES R. Charlie Eco. Round Rock Age 21, Class ' 50, White Band, Captain CO, Pre-Law Club, Eco¬ nomics Club, Lutheran Student Association, Spanish Club. MACK, HARRY J. Mac Hort. Gatesville Age 23, Class ' 50, QMC, Army, Ross Volunteers, BSD, Horticul¬ ture Society, Distinguished Military Student, Coryell County Club. MACKEY, WILLIAM L. Bill AH Longview Age 21, Class ' 50, C Int., Saddle and Sirloin Club, East Texas Club. MARKS, RICHARD E. Dick Acct. Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, E Art., Lieut., Baseball, Houston Club, Hillilel, Accounting Society. MADDOX, JOE P. CE Fort Worth Age 22, Class ' 50, B Vet., Lieut., Army, Tau Beta Pi, Ross Volunteers, ASCE, ASME, DMS, Distinguished Student, Interfaith Religious Council, ERC. MAGEE, L. H„ JR. CE Age 21, Class ' 50, Society. Holt Abilene ' C Cav., Lieut., Abilene Club, Business MAGERS, RICHARD H. Little Dick CE San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 49, Senior Company, Navy, ASCE, AGC, ROA, Lutheran Students Association, San Antonio Club. MAGRUDER, JiMMIE G. Jim IE Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, B AF, Col., Gr. CO, Student Senate, YMCA Cabinet. MAHALEY, WILLIAM C, JR. Bill Bus. Rice Age 21, Class ' 50, A QMC, Captain CO, Ross Volunteers, Business Society, Navarro County Club. MALTZ, HERSCHEL G. Herch Man. E Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, 3 Ath., Captain CO, T Association, Varsity Baseball, Football Mgr., Hillel Club, Houston Club. MANDOLA, VINCENT J. Vince AH Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Houston Club, Newman, Saddle and Sirloin Club. MANES, ARCHIE H. Arch CE Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, C AF, ASCE, Houston Club, AGC. MARTINEZ, RAMIRO S. Ram ChE Laredo Age 20, Class ' 50, A AF, Newman Club, Laredo Club, AICE. MASSA, JOSEPH A. Joe Pre-Med. Galveston Age 22, Class ' 50, E Vet., Army, Pre-Med. Predental Society, Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Student, Galveston Club. MAULDEN, JOHN H. ME BaLmorhea Age 22, Class ' 50, D Vet., Major, ASME, Army. MAXFIELD, LAWRENCE G. Jerry ME Temple Age 20, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Captain, President Bell County Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, ASH and VE. 47 MAYBEN, JAMES L. Ag. Ed. Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, C Vet. Lometa MAYO, WILLIAM L. Bill Bus. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, E AF, Captain, YMCA Cabinet, Bus. Society, ROA, Dallas Club. MEDFORD, RAYMOND R. Wings AH Haskell Age 21, Class ' 50, D AF, Saddle and Sirloin Club. MEDLIN, OSCAR R., JR. BA Karnack Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, F AF, Bus. Society, Marshall Club. MEYER, TRAVIS E. Nig Agron. Wichita Falls Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, C Vet., Agron. Society. MILES, EDWARD P., JR. Epee Man. E Waxahachie Age 20, Class ' 50, C AF, Ross Volunteers, SAM, Ellis County Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Major, Distinguished Military Student. MILLER, JACK B. Arch. Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, E AF, Major, Varsity Basketball, Softball Team, YMCA Cabinet, Student Senate, AGC, Arch Society, Houston Club. MILLER, JARVIS E. Ag. Eco. Orange Grove Age 20, Class ' 50, A AF, Major, President YMCA Cabinet, Town Hall Manager, President Wesley Foundation, Cohen Award, Inter-Faith Council, Market and Finance Club, Brush Country Club. MILLER, ROBERT B., JR. R. B. AH Utopia Age 21, Class ' 50, A Arty., CO, Captain, Saddle and Sirloin Club. MILLIGAN, COY O. CE Age 20, Class ' 50, ASA, Lieutenant. Lufkin MILLS, BRYAN M. Curly AH Ft. Stockton Age 22, Class ' 50, D Inf., Lt. Col., CO, Livestock Judging Teem, Saddle and Sirloin Club. MINYARD, HOWARD C. I Ed. Age 21, Class ' 49, D Arty. Corsicana MISTROT, GUSTAVE A. Gus Pet. Geol. E Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, A CAC, Lieutenant, AIME, T Association, Petroleum Club, Newman Club, Captain, Fencing Team. MITCHELL, ROBERT F. Aero. E Dallas Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, Corps Staff, Lt. Col., Ross Volun¬ teers, IAS, Dallas Club. MODISETT, CHARLES B. Charlie Ag. E Huntington Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, A ASA, CO, Captain, President ASAE, Senior Court, Ag. Council, Eng. Council, Who ' s Who. MOGFORD, JOSEPH W. Bill I Ed. College Station Age 21, Class ' 50, F AF, IE Club, Pistol Team, Model Club. MONKS, GERALD P. Jerry Math. Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, B CAC, Lieutenant, President Houston Club, Secretary Hometown Club Council, Honor Cadet Summer Camp, Fencing Team. MOON, FRANK W., JR. Physics Age 25, Class ' 50, USMC, D Vet. Pancho San Antonio MOORE, BILLY J. Bill ChE Port Arthur Age 23, Class ; 50, Air Force, AF, AlChE. MOORE, MARTELL S. Mert Bus. Waxahachie Age 21, Class ' 50, Band, It. Col., Drum Major, President Spanish Club, Ellis County Club, Business Society, Aggie Players. MORAN, BRIAN I. Bus. Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 50, Army D Inf., Lieut., President Pre-Law Society, Business Society, Arts and Science Council, Fort Worth Club. MORISSE, BRUCE H. Bruno LA Nordheim Age 20, Class ' 50, Captain, B Ath., Baseball, Lutheran Student Assn., Spanish Club, Flax Country Club. MORRISON, MIQUEL H. Mike ME Wichita Falls Age 21, Class ' 49, A AF, President Wichita Falls Club, ASME. MOSELEY, WALTER H. Mose EE _ Dallas Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, E Vet., AIEE. MOSER, ALBERT R. Dick ChE Waco Age 21, Class ' 50, H AF, AlChE, Waco-McLennan Co. Club. MORTENSEN, JOHN A. Gabby Hort. Crystal City Age 20, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Lieut., Ag. Council, Hort. Society, Distinguished Student, Southwest Texas Club. MUELLER, MARVIN H. ChE Austin Age 20, Class ' 50, A Eng., SAME, ROA, Distinguished Military Student, AlChE. MULLINS, JOE H. Joe Physics Carrizo Springs Age 20, Class ' 50, A ASA, Lt. Col. Bn. CO, Distinguished Student, President Southwest Texas Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Arts and Science Council. MURPHEE, DAVID D. Murph EE Shreveport, La. Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, E Vet., AIEE, Camera Club, Shreve¬ port Club MURPHY, WILLIAM C. Bill CE Carbon Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, A Vet., Captain, Sul Ross Research Club. MURRAY, BUFORD J. Jim CE Taft Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, B Vet., ASCE, AGC, Brush Country Club, ROA. MUNROE, CLARK C. C Square Bus. San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Corps Staff, Lt. Col., Editor, Battalion Student Life Committee, Asst. Sports Director, WTAW, RV, ROA, Business Society San Antonio Club, Chairman SW Conference Sportsmanship Committee, DMS, Who ' s Who. MUSEY, MITCHELL J. Monk Acct. Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Accounting Society, Drum and Bugle Corps. MYER, WILLIAM C. Bill Man. E Monroe, La. Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, E Vet., Track Team, SAM. MYRE, WILLIAM C. Bill EE El Paso Age 20, Class ' 50, A SC, Lieut., Distinguished Student, DMS, Tau Beta Pi, AIEE, Phi Kappa Phi, IRE, El Paso Club. McCLURE, DONALD P. Doggy Bus. Corpus Christ! Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., President Soph. Class, Captain CO, Ross Volunteers, Vice President YMCA, Business Society, President Corpus Christ! Club. 49 McCLURE, ROYCE L. Jayne ChE Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, A CC, Engineers Council, President AlChE. McConnell, joe e. Ag. Eco. Atlanta Age 25, Class ' 50, C Vet., Army, Market and Finance Club President. McCullough, joe v. Mac Geol. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, E Inf., Lieut., Newman Club, Geology Club, Spanish Club, Rifle Team. McCullough, mac CE College Station Age 22, Class ' 48, C Vet., Navy, Bryan-College Station Club, Swimming, ASCE. McDonald, BOB J. Mac ME Athens Age 21, Class ' 50, A Cav., ASME, President Hometown Club. McGOWEN, CLIFFORD K. Cliff Bus. Edcouch Age 21, Class ' 50, K AF, Army, Captain CO, Ross Volunteers, Business Society, ROA. McGregor, malcolm, jr. Ag. Eng. El Paso Age 21, Class ' 50, B FA, Major, Distinguished Military Student. McGREW, WALLACE R. Mac CE Port Arthur Age 20, Class ' 50, ASA, ASCE, Baptist Student Union, Port Arthur Club., Major. McMILLIN, WILLIAM C. Bill Aero. Tyler Age 20, Class ' 50, A Eng., Captain CO, President Tau Beta Pi, Senior Court, Tyler Club, Distinguished Student, ROA. McNEILL, THOMAS P. 7 JR. AH4 Sandia Age 23, Class ' 46, A Company, Lieut., Brush Country Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Distinguished Military Student. NASH, BILLY H. Corky Pre-Med. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, H AF, Distinguished Student, Ross Volun¬ teers, President Pre-Med., Predental Society, Corps Staff. NEAL, E. E., JR. Gene AH Elysian Fields Age 24, Class ' 46, A Vet., Lieut. Col., Army, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Military Student. NEELLEY, CHARLES E. ME Age 20, Class ' 50, A Company. Wellborn NEELY, JOHN B. Dead Eye IE Port Isabel Age 22, Class ' 48, D Inf., Lieut., Vice President IE Club, Rio Grande Club. NEFF, GLYN A. Weak Eyes EE Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, A Sig., Major, ROA, IRE, Distinguished Student, Bn. Executive, Ross Volunteers. NEINAST, WILLIAM W. Bill IE Rosebud Age 20, Class ' 50, A Cav., Lieut., Industrial Education Club, Falls County Club. NELSON, STANLEY R. Stan EE Shreveport Age 22, Class ' 48, Senior Company, Amateur Radio Club, Shreveport Club, IRE. NICHOLAS, DON R. Nick PE San Angelo Age 23, Class ' 48, A Ath., Lieut., Football, Basketball, T Association, San Angelo Club, Distinguished Military Student, Army. 50 NOBLE, HAROLD R. ME Baytown Age 22, Class ' 52, A CC, Baytown Club, American Foundry- men ' s Society. NORMAN, JACK R. Jack Pre-Med. Galveston Age 19, Class ' 50, B FA, Major, Pre-Med. Society, Pre-Med. Scholarship Key Rifle Team, Tennis Team, Singing Cadets, Gal¬ veston Club, Chief Sports Announcer WTAW, Distinguished Stu¬ dent, DMS. NORTH, BILL J. Ag. Eng. Age 20, Class ' 50, C Team, Billiards Club. Waxahachie AF, ASAE, Ellis County Club, AF Rifle OHLENDORF, CONRAD C. Connie Agron. Lockhart Age 20, Class ' 50, Corps Staff, Lieut. Col., Sec. Treasurer Senior Class, Town Hall Staff, Agronomy Society. Caldwell County Club. O ' NEAL, HENRY P. Hank Ag. Eng. Terrell Age 21, Class ' 50, B Inf., Captain CO, Senior Court, Sec. Treas. Kaufman County Club, ASAE, ROA, Aggieland ' 50. ORMAN, MACYL K. Curley Ag. Ed. Floydada Age 23, Class ' 50, D Arty., Lieut. Col., Senior Court, Ross Volunteers, FFA, DMS. ORY, WILLIE B. Bill AH Brady Age 26, Class ' 50, E Vet., Army, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Biology Club, West Texas Club, Rodeo Association. OTIS, PAUL H. Geol. Texarkana Age 23, Class ' 48, Senior Company, Army, Geology Club, Tex¬ arkana Club. OVERLY, ROBERT J. Bob ME White Oak Age 22, Class ' 48, Senior Company, Lieut., Coast Guard, B Team Football, Secretary-Treasurer SAE, Newman Club, ASME, Secretary-Treasurer East Texas Club. OWENS, CHARLES E. Charlie Farm Man. Brookston Age 20, Class ' 50, A ASA, Lamar County Club, Agronomy Club, FFA, Wesley Foundation. PANTERMUEHL, LEROY A. Roy Acc. New Braunfel Age 24, Class ' 47, A ASA, Captain CO, Aggie Band, Ac¬ counting Society. PARASKEVAS, ALEXANDER N. Bus. Edinburg Age 20, Class ' 50, B QMC, Business Society, Rio Grande Valley Club. PARISH, VERBLE W. IE Pasadena Age 20, Class ' 50, B Cav., Pasadena Club, IE Club. PARKER, PHILIP Phil CE Ysleta Age 21, Class ' 50, B Engr., Major, Ross Volunteers ASCE, Best Drilled Soph. PARR, M. T . Terry Ag. Ed. Childress Age 24, Class ' 50, C Vet., Army, FFA, Childress County Club. PATE, JOE H. PE Jody Wharton Age 21, Class ' 49, F AF, Captain CO. PATE, SAM G. Spade Bus. Sweetwater Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., Colonel, Ross Volunteers, YMCA, Business Society, Regt. Commander. PATRICK, ROBERT E. Willie Nuts Ag. Ed. Mt. Sylvan Age 19, Class ' 50, B Inf., Lieut., Exec. Officer, ROA, FFA Chapter. 51 PENA, LEO N. ChE Age 22, Class ' 50, A ' Leo San Antonio Arty., San Antonio Club, AlChE. PENLAND, CHARLES G. Charlie ME F ort Worth Age 21, Class ' 50, C Arty. PERCHES, MANUEL J. ME San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 53, Air Force, Senior Company. PERRINE, WALTON F., JR. Walt ME Beacon, N. Y. Age 27, Class ' 46, Air Force, Sr. Company, CO, Captain, Sec. Eng. Council, 1st Sgt. Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Military Grad., Newman Club, SAE. PETERS, JOHN E. ChE Age 20, Class ' 50, B Athletic, Swimming Team. Pete Mexia PFEIL, CLIFTON E. Clif Vet. Med. Woodsboro Age 20, Class ' 50, A Arty., Distinguished Student, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Brush Country Club, AVMA. PHILLIPS, ERNEST E., JR. Fearless BA Henderson, Tenn. Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, B TC, It. Col., CO, Business Club, Distinguished Military Student, BSU, Sul Ross Study Club. PIERCE, ROBERT E. Bob Bus. Palestine Age 21, Class ' 50, K AF, Captain, CO, Distinguished Student, Business Society, ROA. PIKE, JOE V., JR. Joe EE Dallas Age 22, Class ' 49, Air Force, A Sig., Aggieland Orch. PITZER, ERNEST T., JR. Ted Pet.-Geol. E. Abilene Age 21, Class ' 50, B Eng., Major, YMCA Cabinet, SAME, Pet.-Geol. Club, Town Hall Staff, Distinguished Student, Wesley Foundation, DMS. PORTER, VERNON R. Bob Acct. Italy Age 21, Class ' 50, ' ' A QMC, It. Col., Ross Volunteers. POWELL, DON L. Poke Range Man. Shamrock Age 20, Class ' 50, A TC, Captain, President Panhandle Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Range and Forestry Club. POWELL, WILLIAM L. Bill ME Denison Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, D Vet., Grayson County Club, ASME. PRICE, CHARLES F. Chip AH Paris Age 21, Class ' 50, B Inf., Lieutenant, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Treasurer Lamar County Club. PRINCE, JACK T. Luba Ag. Eng. Hubbard Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, A Inf. PULLEN, PEYTON H. Pete CE Lometa Age 21, Class ' 50, Army, B Vet., Major, ASCE, Heart of Texas Club. PUMPHREY, WILLIAM B. Bill Bus. Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 50, B Cav., Major, Business Society, Ross Vol¬ unteers, Pre-Law Club, Ft. Worth Club. PYLE, PERRY P. Arch. Dallas Age 25, Class ' 46, Air Force, C Vet., Arch. Society. 52 rabb, joe t. ChE Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, A CC, AlChE, Fort Worth Club. RACKEL, JAMES K. Rocky Ag. Eco. Lexington Age 21, Class ' 51, C Inf., Bastrop-Lee County Club, Marketing and Finance Club, Distinguished Student. RAMEY, GLENN H. G. H. ChE Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, B Cav., AlChE, Dallas Club, Distinguished Military Student. RAMSEY, PATRICK H. Pope Geol. Corpus Christ! Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, A Inf., Lieut., President Newman Club, Secretary Corpus Christ! Club, Geology Club, Distinguished Student, DMS. RANSLEBEN, GUIDO E„ JR. Ronny Aero. San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, E Vet., Lieut., Ross Volunteers. RATHMELL, CHARLES Ag. Eng. Age 20, Class ' 50, B Arty. ' Charlie Abilene RAUN, LOWELL G. Renis Bus. El Campo Age 21, Class ' 50, C Cav., Business Society, El Campo Club. REED, GEORGE T. Buck Ag. Ed. Azle Age 21, Class ' 49, C Cav., Fort Worth Club, FFA. REINKE, JACK R. ME San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, A Ord., San Antonio Club, ASME. REYES, HUMBERTO V. Bert AH Berclair Age 21, Class ' 50, C Cav., Lieut., Secretary 4H Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Brush Country Club, Newman Club, Jessie Jones Scholarship. REYNOLDS, TOM D. Dude CE Gatesville Age 21, lass ' 50, B Eng., Lt. Col. Bn. CO, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Distinguished Student, Engineer Council, SAME, ASLE, Eng. Rifle Team, DMS, DAR Award. RICHARD, WILLIAM EDWARD Nuts ME Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 50, B Inf., Intramural Manager, Engineer Staff, ASHVE. RICHARDS, BILL D. Bill Pet. E Vera Age 21, Class ' 50, Lieut., A Company, Petroleum Club. RIEWE, TILLMAN A. Tillie CE Pottsville Age 21, Class ' 50, “B Eng., Lieut., ASCE, SAME. Distinguished Military Student. RIVES, DAVID A. Riverboat Agron. Brookston Age 22, Class ' 51, B Inf., Agronomy Society, Ag. Council, Sul Ross Research Club, Lamar County Club. ROBERTSON, GARLAN R. Pelly EE Baytown Age 21, Class ' 50, A SC, Captain CO, Vice Chairman, AIEE- IRE, Vice President, Baytown Club, ROA, ASME, Distinguished Military Student. ROBERTSON, WILLIAM A. Bill ME Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 49, I AF. ROBINETTE, JAMES L. IEd. Houston Age 25, Class ' 46, Navy, D Vet., Industrial Ed. Club, Sul Ross Research Club; Houston Club. 53 RODGERS, GEORGE M. Coach PE College Station Age 20, Class ' 50, B FA, Lieut., Phys. Ed. Club, Bryan Club, Engineer Staff, Singing C adets; Baft Staff, YMCA. ROGERS, KENNETH G. AH Maud Age 2 3, Class ' 50, B Cav., Saddle and Sirloin Club. ROLLINS, VICHEAL G. V. G. ChE New London Ago 20, Class ' 50, C FA, AlChE, East Texas Club. ROOTS, EDMUND N. Buzzy EE Raymondville Age 21, Class ' 50, A Sig., AIEE, IRE, ROA. ROSE, JAMES E., JR. Jim Wildlife Man. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, I AF, Lieut., Fish and Game Club, Texas Collegiate Academy of Science. ROSIN, AL S. Al CE San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Coast Guard, C Vet., Distinguished Student, DMS, ASCE, San Antonio Club. ROBERTSON, JAMES F. Sheik Agron. Plainview Age 21, Class ' 50, A TC, Lieut., ROA, Agron. Soc., Saddle and Sirloin Club, President Panhandle Club. RUHMANN, EDWIN P., Ill E. P. AH Kenedy Age 21, Class ' 50, B FA, Flax Country Club. RUTHERFORD, HARRY M. Marshall Ag. Ed. Coleman Age 24, Class ' 50, AF, E Vet., Capt. CO, FFA, Wichita Falls Club, Distinguished Student, DMS, Senior Court. RYAN, THOMAS F., JR. Vet. Med. Age 24, Class ' 50, AF, C Vet. Falfurrias SALCH, JOSEPH F. Joe Agron. Taft. Age 22, Class ' 50, A Cav., Lieut., President Brush Country Club, Ross Volunteers, Agron. Soc., Agriculturist, DMS. SAMUELS, WILLIAM D. Bud Agron. Terrell Age 21, Class ' 50, B AF, Agron. Soc., ROA, Kaufman County Club. SANDERS, DAVID A. Dave CE Jacksonville Age 21, Class ' 50, D FA, Asst. Editor Engineer, ASCE, AGC, YMCA Cabinet. SCHATTENBERG, JOHN W. Shot ME San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, Senior Co., Lieut., ASME, IAS, ASH and VE, Vice-Chairman SAE, Distinguished Student. SCHECHTER, ROBERT S. ChE Rosenberg Age 20, Class ' 50, A CC, AlChE, President Fort Bend County Club, Tau Beta Pi, Distinguished Student. SCHERO, ROBERT J. Bob CE San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 50, A Eng., Lutheran Student Association, ASCE, San Antonio Club, SCHMIDT, HAROLD Hal AH Harper Age 19, Class ' 50, B AF, San Angelo Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club. SCHMIDT, JOHN W. Ento. Age 24, Class ' 50, AF, E Vet., Ento. Club. Uncle John Del Rio 54 Ben Rosenburg SCHRADER, BEN F., JR. ChE Age 19, Class ' 50, A CC. SCHROEDER, ARTHUR G., JR. Bubba Bus. Victoria Age 20, Class ' 50, A CA, Captain, Business Society, Victoria Club. SCHROEDER, CURTIS V. Drag EE Houston Age 22, Class ' 50, A Sig., Lieut. Col., Corps Staff, Houston Club, AIEE. SCHULLER, ROBERT E., JR. Bob Man. Engr. Houston Age 20, Class ' 50, H AF, Intramural Manager, SAM. SCHWAB, CHARLES C. C. C ME Beaver, Pennsylvania Age 21, Class ' 50, B Arty, Editor The Engineer, ASME, Vice Chairman Engineer Council, Distinguished Student. SCHWAB, LEONARD ME Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, A Engr., Captain CO, SAME, Distinguished Student, Dallas Club. SCHWARZ, EDGAR, JR. Ed CE Boerne Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., ASCE, Vice President Heart of the Hills Club. SCHUBERT, LIONEL Z. Stub EE Sweetwater Age 21, Class ' 50, A Sig., AIEE, ROA, Distinguished Military Student, Distinguished Student. SCHUBERT, ROBERT C. Sonny Agron. Robstown Age 20, Class ' 50, A QMC, Agronomy Society, Brush Country Club. SCHUMANN, WILLIAM L. Bill AH Sugar Land Age 22, Class ' 50, D Arty., President Newman Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club. SCOTT, CLAY C. Scotty Bus. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, I AF, Captain CO. SCOTT, E. D. Dude ME Kerrvitle Age 21, Class ' 50, Maroon Band. SCOTT, RICHARD E. Dick PE Brownsboro Age 21, Class ' 50, A Ath., Varsity Football. SEALEY, BILLY J. Bill AH Fairplay Age 21, Class ' 50, C Arty. SEELKE, A. G., JR. George ME Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, D Arty., ASME, ASH and VE, ROA, Houston Club. SEROYER, FRED D. Flori Cleburne Age 24, Class ' 50, B Vet., Army, Lieut., Landscape Art Club, Johnson County Club. SETH, LAURENCE C. CE Kerrville Age 21, Class ' 50, A ASA, Captain, Baft Staff, ASCE, AGC, NTAC Club, Heart of the Hills Club. SHAFFER, JAMES H. Jimmy Chem. Big Springs Age 21, Class ' 50, A CC. 55 SHANNON, WILLIAM R. R F Saint Jo Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, E Vet., Captain, Ross Volunteers, Singing Cadets, Cook County Club, President Tarleton Club. SHEFFIELD, DAVID E. Dave Ag. Ed. Woodville Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, A Senior, Ross Volunteers, FFA, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student. SHERWOOD, SAM W„ JR. Clem Agron. Fredonia Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, E Vet., Agronomy Society. SHILLER, LEROY W. Ag. Eng. Ballinger Age 21, Class ' 49, A AF, Lieut., Ag. Eng. Society, San Angelo Club. _ j SHOCKLEY, HAROLD J. Shock CE Henrietta Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, C Vet., ASCE. SHOEMAKER, JOHN D. Deany Bus. Weatherford Age 23, Class ' 49, Senior Co., Weatherford Club, Bus. Society. SHUGART, JACK H. Shug Bus. Garland Age 20, Class ' 50, E AF, Lt. Col. Sq. CO, Dallas Club, Busi¬ ness Society, Fish Basketball and Baseball. SIMMONS, FRANKLIN P., JR. Pet. E Age 21, Class ' 50, A Ord., Lieut. Sonny Dallas SIMONEAUX, JOHN B. CE Houston Age 21, Class ' 50, Captain, I AF, Houston Club, Chap. Pres. ASCE, Newman Club. SIMPSON, EDWARD J. Simp AH Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 50, D Inf., Captain, Saddle and Sirloin Club, President Fort Worth Club. SKAGGS, MERTON M. Mert AH Junction Age 21, Class ' 50, C Inf., Lieut., Saddle and Sirloin Club, San Angelo Club. SKIDMORE, BOB G. Skid Ag.| Eco. Paris Age 21, Class ' 50, B Inf., Major, YMCA Cabinet, Class Editor Aggieland ' 50, ROA, Senior Intramural Mgr., Intramural Mgr. Club, Lamar County Club, Marketing and Finance Club, Press Club. SLAYTON, J. C. Ag. Eco. Henderson Age 20, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Lieut., Ross Volunteers, Phi Kappa Phi, Marketing and Finance Club, East Texas Club. SUVA, MANUEL J. M.J. Man. E Beeville Age 21, Class ' 49, Senior Co., SAM, Brush Country Club. SMITH, BILLY W. ChE Age 21, Class ' 51, A CC, Dallas Club, AlChE. Smitho Dallas SMITH, CLIFTON O., JR. Porky Land Arch. Wichita Falls Age 25, Class ' 50, Coast Guard, B TC, Student Senate, BSD, Landscape Art Club. SMITH, EMORY E. Double E Agron. Haskell Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, C Vet., Agron. Society, Assoc. Ed., Agriculturist Staff. SMITH, HERMAN R. Snuf Ag. Eng. Childress Age 21, Class ' 50, D AF, Lieut., ASAE, Childress County Club. 56 tf SMITH, RAY F. Smitty Bus. Houston Age 22, Class 49, A AF, Singing Cadets, Houston Club. SMITH, ROBERf L. Geol. Age 21, Class ' 49, A ' Grande, Valley Club. Bob McAllen CAC, Captain, Geology Club, Rio SMYTHE, RAYMOND W. Ray Arch. Constr. El Paso Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, D Vet., Arch. Society, Newman Club, El Paso Club, AGC. SOBEY, HUGH F. Bus. Gladewater Age 20, Class ' 52, E Inf., Lieutenant, Upshur County Club. SOMMERS, CLYDE L. Jock AH Brenham Age 21, Class ' 50, A QMC, Lieutenant, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Distinguished Student. SPARKS, DON B. Sparky Math. Conroe Age 19, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Geol. Club, Montgomery County Club. SPEARS, DAN W. Acct. Belton Age 21, Class ' 50, A Athletic, Lt. Col., Bell County Club, Acct. Society, Varsity Football. SPEER, ROBERT P. Speero Bus. Donna Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., YMCA Cabinet, Spanish Club, President Intramural Mgr. Club Rio Grande Valley Club. SPRINGER, JOE V. Man. E Age 20 Class ' 50, Maroon Band. Frog San Antonio STEPHENS, MAURICE W. Cowboy AH Eden Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Saddle and Sirloin Club, San Angelo Club. STEVENS, CHARLES R. Vet. Med. Age 27, Class ' 49, Navy, C Vet., AVMA. ' Steve Athens STEVENS, WAYNE M. Yankee CE Detroit, Mich. Age 22, Class ' 50, A ASA, Captain, AGC, ASCE, Tau Beta Pi, National Honor Society, Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Military Student. STEWART, LUTHER G. Econ. Wichita Falls Age 21, Class ' 50, C Cav., Business Society, Spanish Club, Wichita Falls Club. STILES, DAVID L. Rock Ag. Ed. Thorndcle Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, Senior Company, Major, FFA, ROA, Distinguished Student. STOCKTON, JOHN E. Ag. Eng. Age 21, Class ' 50, F AF, ASAE. ' Honest John Daingerfield STOFFREGEN, BILLY J. Bill Ag. Eng. Bus. Waxahachie Age 21, Class ' 50, A Ord., Major, Senior Court, Ross Volun¬ teers, American Ord. Association Award, Pistol Team, Ag. Eng. Society. STOKES, JOSEPH B. Joe AA Plainview Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., Lieutenant, Market and Finance Club, Vice President Panhandle Club. STOREY, HAL L. Ag. Ed. Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, B ' Student. Pete Lott Vet., Distinguished Military SENIO STOTTS, JOHN H. CE Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, D Vet. Jack Chattanooga, Tenn. STREET, ROBERT L. CE Waco Age 21, Class ' 50, A Ath., Football Manager, Scholarship Honor Society, Tau Beta Pi. STROTHER, DUANE A. mom AH Del Rio Age 23, Class ' 50, A Cav., Capt. CO, President Del Rio Club, Best Drilled Soph., DMS. STROUD, TROYCE L. Bus. Throckmorton Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy, A QMC, Bus, Soc., DMS. SULLIVAN, ROBERT E. Pop Acct. San Francisco, Calif. Age 27, Class ' 50, AF, C Vet., President Acct. Soc., Arts and Science Council. SUMMERS, JOE B. Ag. Ed. Age 25, Class ' 50, AF, A Vet., FFA. SUNDBERG, GROVER H. ME Age 27, Class ' 43, Navy, FA, SAE. Joe Eddy Boerne SWEENEY, BRADEY W. Brad Farm Man. Beilville Age 21, Class ' 50, C Cav., Lieut., Ross Volunteers, Marketing and Finance Club, Distinguished Student, DMS. SYKES, BOBBY R. Bob AH Ballinger Age 21, Class ' 50, B FA, Bn. CO Lt. Col., Student Senate, President San Angelo Club, YMCA, Secretary Junior Class. TANNER, MAX H., JR. EE Age 20, Class ' 50, A Sig. Wolfe City TATUM, JIM R. Crash ME Wichita Falls Age 20, Class ' 49, A Ord., Wichita Falls Club, Camera Club, Distinguished Student. TAYLOR, CLIFFORD A. Trooper Bus. Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 49, C Inf., Lieut., Distinguished Student, DMS, Captain Rifle Team, Scholarship Honor Society, Bus. Society, Fort V?orth Club. TAYLOR, HENRY A. Hank Pet. E Crowell Age 25, Class ' 50, AF, D Vet., Lieut., Camera Club, Greenbelt Club, Pet. Eng. Club. TAYLOR, JOHN L. Long John Bus. Big Spring Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Lt. Col., Swimming Team, Business Society, L’re-Law Society, President Liberal Arts Council, Ross Vol., Big Spring Club, DMS, Distinguished Student, Who ' s Who. TEMPLETON, J. B. Blade CE Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, Corp. Staff, Lt. Col., DMS, ASCE, Band, Dallas Clbu, ASCE. THOMAS, CARL H. Nigger Wildlife Man. Carthage Age 20 Class ' 50, C FA, Captain, Fish and Game Club. THOMPSON, WILLIAM F. Bruce Man. E Abilene Age 20, Class ' 50, Corp. Staff, Lt. Col. Band CO, Student Senate SAM, Abilene Club, Who ' s Who. TIMMONE, KENNETH D. ChE Age 20, Class ' 51, A Inf. ' Killovitch ' Sweetwater 58 TOMPKINS, JACK D. Jack AH Waskom Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., Saddle and Sirloin Marshall Club. Club, President TRICHE, WILLIAM A. Bill ChE Groves Age 20, Class ' 50, E Inf., Lieut., AlChE, Port Arthur Club, ROA. TROUBLEFIELD, JAMES E. Jim Agron. Quanah Age 23, Class ' 50, D Vet., Army, Captain Society. CO, Agronomy TSESMELIS, JOHN G. Gus Bus. Alice Age 21, Class ' 50, Maroon Band, Secretary-Treasurer Brush Country Club, Business Society. TUCKER, STEARNS S. Tuck ChE Age 21, Class ' 50, B Vet., Army. Fort Worth TURCOTTE, JOHN W. Jack AH Kingsville Age 20, Class ' 50, A Inf., Captain CO, Track, Brush Country Club, Spanish Club, Treasurer Newman Club, Cross Country. TURLEY, WILLIAM D. Bill Eco. Houston Age 24, Class ' 50, A Vets., Army Captain CO, President Eco¬ nomics Club, Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Student, DMS. VARDAMAN, DAVID A. Dave ChE Port Arthur Age 21, Class ' 50, B Ath., Port Arthur Club, AlChE, Water Polo Team, Swimming Team, Distinguished Student. VEHON, WILLIAM A. Slick Bus. Age 20, Class ' 50, A Cav., Dallas Club. Dallas VORNKAHL, HENRY L. Buddy ChE Age 21, Class ' 50, A CC, LSA, AlChE. Peters VOURCOS, MICHAEL E. Mike CE Brownsville Age 23, Class ' 50, D Vet., Army, Lieut., ASCE, Newman Club. WALDIE, ALAN D. Alan EE Houston Age 21, Class ' 49, White Band, Navy, Captain, Drum Major, Announcer WTAW, Houston Club, AIEE, Drum and Bugle Corps, DMS. WALKPR, JAMES L. Bino Bus. Alice Age 21, Class ' 50, C AF, Captain CO, Band, Business Society, ROA, Brush Country Club. WALKER, JACK W. Bus. Beaumont Age 20, Class ' 50, B Arty., Business Society, President Beau¬ mont Club. WARDLE, CHARLES F. Wardle Bus. Amarillo Age 21, Class ' 50, C Arty., Amarillo Club, Ross Volunteer, Distinguished Student, Best Drilled Soph. WATERHOUSE, RUSSELL R. Russ Agr. El Paso Age 21, Class ' 50, A Inf., El Paso Club. WEBB, DON M. Chem. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, A ASA, Lieut., ROA, Dallas Club, NT AC Club, ACS. WEBSTER, MACK J. IE San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, B Vet., Navy. 59 WELDER, AMOS G., JR. AH Beeville Age 19, Class ' 50, E AF, Captain, Brush Country Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Distinguished Student, Newman Club. WELLS, PAUL H . Sleepy AH Wichita Falls Age 20, Class ' 50, C Arty., Lieut., Wichita Falls Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club. WENDT, ARTHUR H. Art Man. E Harlingen Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, D Vet., Rio Grande Valley Club. WETZEL, HENRY Ag. Ed. Austin Age 22, Class ' 50, I AF. WHETSTONE, JOSEPH M. Man. E-Bus. Waco Age 24, Class ' 46, Marines, C Vet., SAM, Waco Club, Treas. WHITE, ROBERT A. Bob CE Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, A Eng., Lieut., SAME, Fort Worth Club, ASCE, ROA. WIGGINS, GENE B. Geol. E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 49, A CAC, Lieut., Geology Club, Dallas Club. WILHITE, BILL R. Willie AH Tyler Age 24, Class ' 50, Marines, A Vet., Marines, Henderson Co. Club. WILLIAMS, ALVIE P. EE-ME East Bernard Age 20, Class ' 50, A SC. WILLIAMS, JAMES M. Jimmie Land A Dallas Age 22, Class ' 50, A AF, ROA, Y Cabinet, Landscape Art Club, Gallery Club, Weight Lifting Club. WILLIAMS, MALCOLM M. Squirt Ag. Eng. Silsbee Age 20, Class ' 50, B Arty., ASAE, Canterbury Club, Beau¬ mont Club. WILLIAMSON, JOHN A., JR. Jack Pre-Med. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, G AF, Major, Intramural Mgr., Pre-Med. Club, President San Antonio Club. WILLIS, CHARLES E. Speedy Ag. Ed. Hughes Springs Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Cass County Club, FFA. WINTER, CHARLES D. Bus. Galveston Age 22, Class ' 49, A Inf., President Galveston Club, Business Society. WITCHER, HAROLD D. Vet. Med. Honey Grove Age 26, Class ' 46, Army, E Vet., Ross Volunteers, AVMA. WITTENBURG, HANS R. Witt AH Lockhart Age 22, Class ' 50, A QMC, Lt. Col. Bn. CO, Saddle and Sir¬ loin Club, Caldwell Co. Club. WOOD, JOHN F. Frank AH Cuero Age 21, Class ' 50, B Arty., Saddle and Sirloin Club, Best Drilled Soph. WOODALL, JAMES R. Woody Ag. Eco. Fort Worth Age 20, Class ' 50, D Inf., Captain CO, Co-Editor Aggieland ' 50, Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Military Student, ROA, Fort Worth Club, Press Club, Marketing and Finance Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Who ' s Who. 60 WOOTAN, CHARLES V. Bud Ag. Eco. Junction Age 23, Class ' 50, USMC, E Vet., Major, Ag. Council, Market and Finance Club, San Angelo Club. WORD, TIMOTHY D. Tim CE San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 50, B Eng., Captain, Social Sec. Senior Class, Ross Volunteer, Distinguished Military Student. WORLEY, WILBUR J. Jock Geol. Kermit Age 20, Class ' 50, Band, Captain, Geol. Club. WYATT, ROY L. PH Hallettsville Age 21, Class ' 50, C Arty., Poultry Science Club. WYLER, KARL O. Bucko LA El Paso Age 21, Class ' 51, C Cav., Captain, CO, Spanish Club, El Paso Club, Aggie Players, Arts and Science Council. WYLIE, SHERRELL W., JR. S. W. Bus. Tyler Age 20, Class ' 50, C AF, Business Society, Billiards Club, Secretary Tyler Club, Arch. Society, Swimming, ROA. WYLY, GRAYSON F. Yankee ChE Long Branch, N. J. Age 21, Class ' 50, White Band, Capt., DMS, AlChE, ACS. YARBOROUGH, CHARLES P. Hardnose Land Arch. Waco Age 23, Class ' 47, B TC, Army, Land Arch. Club, Distinguished Military Student. YELTON, OTTO A., JR. Bus. Galveston Age 21, Class ' 50, A QMC, Lieut., Galveston County Club, Distinguished Student. YOUNG, RAYMOND V. Mortimer Farm Man. Hereford Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Captain, Pistol Club, Panhandle Club. ZABCIK, FRANKLIN M. Frank Agron. Temple Age 20, Class ' 50, D Arty., Bell County Club, Agronomy So¬ ciety, Treasurer Crops Judging Team. ZENTNER, JAMES R. Bob Arch. Rowena Age 21, Class ' 50, B Cav., Lieut., Newman Club, San Angelo Club, Architecture Society. ZERR, MARTIN J. Land A Corpus Christ! Age 20, Class ' 50, C Cav., Landscape Art Club, Distinguished Military. ZIMMERMAN, WALTER W. Walt Pet. E San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, Corps Staff, Col., Petroleum Club, ROA, Student Senate, Who ' s Who. ZINN, BENNIE A., JR. Bus. Temple Age 21, Class ' 50, A Company, Business Society, Bell County Club. GARNEY, WOODSON M., JR. Woody Bus. Midland Age 24, Class ' 50, B Ath., T Club, Business Society, Houston Club, Newman Club. ZUMWALT, JOE P. Honest Joe ChE Hallettsville Age 21, Class ' 50, A CC, Secretary-Treasurer AlChE, Tau Beta Pi. GREGG, ROBERT H. Nuts Ag. Eco. Paris Age 21, Class ' 50, B Inf., Marjor, Market and Finance Club, ROA, Military Editor, Aggieland ' 50, Soph. Intramural Manager, Press Club, President Lamar County Club. 61 AALTO, JOHN U. EE Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Pistol Team ADAMS, EDWARD B. IE Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force. ADAMS, HARMON L, JR. ME Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME. San Antonio Houston Mike Texon ADAMS, ROY W. Agron Gatesville Age 29, Class ' 50, Army; Agronomy Society. AGNOR, ALBERT S. Ag AH Marshall Age 24, Class ' 47, Navy; Marshall Club; Saddle Sirloin Club, Meat Judging Team; Distinguished Student—1949. AHRENDT, FRED C. Ag Eco Lexington Age 22, Class ' 50, Army; Marketing Finance Club. F.F.A.; Bastrop—Lee County Club. AKINS, ALTON L. Ake Arch Easterly Age 26, Class ' 49, Marines; Track Letter ' 46. ALBRECHT, W. O. PH Fayetteville, Ark. Age 22, Class ' 50, Army; Poultry Science Club; Sul Ross Re¬ search Club. ALBRIGHT, DAN J. Vet Med Sulphur, Okla. Age 31, Class ' 50, Navy ALBRIGHT, WALLACE J. Dub AH Dallas Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy ALCORN, SAM J. AH Boling Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy Air Corps ALEXANDER, WILLIAM J. Jack Pet E Clifton Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; Pet Eng Club ALEXANDER, WILLIAM L. Bill Geol Snyder Age 26, Class ' 50, Army; Singing Cadets; Geology Club; Span¬ ish Club. ALLDAY, FRED W., JR. Man E Houston Age 23, Class ' 47; S.A.M. ALLEN, COOPER S. Bo Bus Calvert Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; Business Society; Robertson County Club. ALLEN, MACK K. 9 Ed Columbus Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; Saddle Sirloin Club; Camera Club; FFA. ALLEN, ROBERT R„ JR. Bob AH Sweetwater Age 28, Class ' 44, Army. ALLEN, STEPHEN H. AH Campbellton Age 25, Class ' 49, Air Force. 62 ALLEN, WILLIAM T. Bill Aero E Fort Worth Age 25, Class ' 59, Air Force; IAS. ALLISON, DONAL V. Don Agron Abilene Age 22, Class ' 48, Army; Agronomy Society. ALLSUP, KEITH E. Senator Arch Bryan ' s Mill Aqe 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Cass County Club; Pres., Student Senate; Architectural Society. ANDERS, EDWARD O. Eddie ME Houston Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME. ANDERSON, BOB V. Andy Agr. Houston Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy. ANDERSON, FRANK G., JR. Rusty Bio. College Station Age 21, Class ' 50; Reporter, Pre-Med Society; Biology Club; Bryan-College Club; Distinguished Student; Track ' 47; F Bat- tery ' 47. ANDERSON, HOWARD L. Andy ME Beaumont Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASME. ANDERSON, LOUIS C, JR. Andy BA Calvert Age 24, Class ' 46, Navy. ANDREWS, MARTIN L. Andy Arch Dallas Age 24, Class ' 46, Army. ANDRICH, STEPHEN M. JR. Andy ME Galveston Age 24, Class ' 47, Army; ASF1VE; Newman Club; Galveston Club. ASHER, JOSEPH T. Joe Agron Athens Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; Scholarship Honor Society; Agronomy Society (Ag. Council Rep.); Vice-Pres. Henderson County Club; Sec. Treas. Ag Council. ASHWORTH, JAMES E. Jimmy ME Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 49, Army; ASME. ATKINS, WILLIAM B., JR. Bill EE San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; ROTC; AIEE; San Antonio Club; IRE; Naval Reserve Research Unit. AUSTIN, C. A. Okie Bus Alice Age 22, Class ' 48, Coast Guard; Band; Varsity Tennis; Business Society; Brush Country Club. AYERS, DONALD Jack Ag Ed Linden Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy FFA Club; Cass Country Club. AYRES, FRANK L. CE Brackettville Age 21, Class ' 50, Army; ASCE; Spanish Club BAGNALL, JOHN H. IE ALICE Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force. BAILEY, BENJAMIN H. Ag Ed Cameron Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; FFA. 63 BAKER, EUGENE G. Gene Bus Brenham Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Reporter, Washington County Club. BAKER, JAMES M. Vet Med Mission Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; AVMA; Rio Grande Valley Club. BAKER, KENNETH M. ME Hearne Age 24, Class 50, Navy; ASME; Engineer Staff BAKER, LAWRENCE E., JR. Bus Austin Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. BAKER, ROGER W. Vet Med Irving Age 26, Class ' 46, Navy; AVMA BALDERAS, JACK M., JR. Baldy Geol. San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Geology Club; Handball Team. BALDWIN, RICHARD R. ME Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME; San Angelo Club. Dick San Angelo BALENTINE, DON T. Vet Med Alvarado Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. BALL, DURWOOD E. R F Cotulla Age 25, Class 50, Army; Range Forestry Club; Rodeo Club; TASCA; American Society of Range Management. BARDIN, JESSE R. EE Fort Worth Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; AIEE. BARNETT, JACK L. Tim Ret E Eastland Age 31, Class ' 50, Air Force; AIME; Petroleum Club; Captain, Golf Team. BARTA, THEODORE A. Bus Bryan Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; Business Society. BARTLETT, JOSEPH W„ JR. IE Age 21, Class ' 50. Joe Irving BARROW, JOHN L„ JR. Johnny AH Dallas Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Saddle Sirloin Club. BARRY, WALTER D., JR. Sarge Man E Dallas Age 21, Class ' 49; Dallas Club; SAM; Officer, Newman Club. BARTKOVIAK, CELESTINE J. General Bus Karnes City Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; Pre Law Society; Business Society; Newman Club; Karnes County Club. BAY, CURTIS A. Bus Age 22, Class ' 48, Army. Killeen BEALL, WILLIAM B. Billy Ag Eco Gonzales Age 24, Class ' 46, Army; Distinguished Student. 64 I BEAZLEY, DONALD R. Donnie Bus Grapeland Age 21, Class ' 48, Army; Houston County Club; Business Society. BEBINGER, JOHN R. JACK Vet Med San Antonio Age 27, Class ' 46, Air Force; AVMA; Southwestern Veterinarian. BEHNE, JOSEPH C„ JR. Joe ME Dallas Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy Air Corps; Tau Beta Pi; SAE; ASME; Dallas Club; Distinguished Student. BEHRENS, EARL W. Ag Ed Voca Age 20, Class ' 50; Heart O ' Texas Club, Reporter—48; Vice- President—49, FFA. BELL, JAMES C. ME Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASME. J. C. Price BELLAH, WALTON D. Ag Eng Age 21, Class ' 50, Army. Red Woodson BEMUS, RODNEY V. Ch E Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force; AICHE; ACS. Brookshire BENES, JOHN P. DH Pearland Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy; Kream Kow Klub; Phi Kappa Phi. BERGLUND, KENNETH L. EE Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; AIEE; Tau Beta Pi. Bay City BERGWUIST, RONALD G. Ch E Age 21, Class ' 49, Army; AlChE. ' Ronny Lufkin BERRY, ELTON D. Flor El Paso Age 30, Class ' 50, Army; Landscape Art Club; El Paso Club. BETTS, GERALD Arch Dallas Age 22, Class ' 50; Tau Beta Pi; Associated General Contractors; Distinguished Student. BEURLOT, CYRUS A., JR. ME Age 21, Class ' 51, Army. Houston BILLINGSLEY, REX L. Bill Jour Waxahachie, Tex. Age 23, Class ' 46; Navy; Co-Editor, The Battalion; 1948 Most Valuable Staff Member Award. The Battalion; Who ' s Who; Student Life Committee; Arts and Sciences Council; President, Ellis County Club; Social Secretary, Creative Writers ' Club; Distinguished Student. BILLUPS, JOHN S. R F Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Range Forestry Club. Dallas BIRD, THOMAS M. Tom IE Borger Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force; Industrial Education Club. BISHOP, ALTON A. Al Pre-Med Paint Rock Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; Pre-Med Club; San Angelo Club. BLACKBURN, FLOYD Bo Vet Med Weatherford Age 21, Class ' 49; AVMA; Weatherford Club; Distinguished Student. 65 BLANKENSHIP, LYTLE H. Wildlife Man Campbellton Age 22, Class ' 49; President—Texas Collegiate Academy of Science, Vice-Chairman—Agricultural Council, 49-50; Scholar¬ ship Honor Society; A M Chapter of Academy of Science; Fish Game Club; Baptist Student Union; Phi Kappa Phi; Who ' s Who. BLATHERWiCK, CLAUDE C. B A Houston Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; Business Society; ORA; Houston Club. BLAZEK, ROBERT L. ' ' Bob Ento College Station Age 24, Class ' 45, Air Force; Entomology Club. BLITCH, HAROLD E. Hort De Leon Age 30, Class ' 50, Air Force. BLUHM, WILEY M. Arch Lockhart Age 24, Class ' 51, USNR. BLOUNT, BRANTON B. Red Geol E Houston Age 24, Class ' 50, USNR; Geology Club. BOBKOFF, KENNETH B. Bob CE Corsicana Age 22, Class ' 48, Merchant Marine; Hille ' . Club; Scholarship Club; Distinguished Student; ASCE. BOEHM, EDWARD G. Ag Ed Moulton Age 21, Class ' 49, Army. BOGEL, AMOS G. ME Alpine Age 33, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME; SAE. BOGGS, JACOB D. F„ JR. Jake Arch Houston Age 23, Class ' 47, Army; Arch Society; Houston Club; Lieut., A Vet Co. BONNEN, JEROME E. Jerry IE College Station Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; I. E. Club; Track Cross Country Letters— ' 47, ' 48, ' 49. BONNER, JAMES A. Andy AH Corsicana Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Navarro County Club; Saddle Sirloin Club; Sul Ross Research Club. BOONE, CLYDE D. CE Dallas Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy. BOOTHE, JAMES L. Jamey PH Gonzales Age 22, Class ' 50, Army; Poultry Science Club. BORCHERDING, FLOYD L. Borch Acct Hooks Age 29, Class ' 50, Army; Accounting Society; Texarkana Club. BOTARD, HERMAN G. Aero E Hallettsville Age 20, Class ' 49, Army; IAS; Lavaca County Club. BOTARD, RICHARD M. Dick Vet Med Alice Age 23, Class ' 47, Army; President of Jr. Chapter of AVMA. BOUGHTON, RICHARD 3. RAky Age 23, Class ' 47, Army; Gallery Committee; San Angelo Club; Architecture Society; Assistant General Contractors. 66 BOULDIN, WILLIAM S. ' Bill Ch E Muskogee, Okla. Age 23, Class ' 47, Army; Photography Club; ACS; AlChE; ROTC. BOWEN, WILLIAM J. Bill ME Paris Age 24, Class ' 49, Air Force; ASH VE, Sec.; Lamar Co. Club; ASME. BOWEN, WILLIAM R. Bill Man E Jacksonville Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAM. BOWEN, WINFORD H„ JR. Herb EE Fort Worth Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; Distinguished Student; AIEE; IRE; ROTC; Fort Worth Club. BOWLIN, ROBERT F. Bob AH Amarillo Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Saddle Sirloin Club. BOWMAN, RICHARD J. Dick Pet E San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 48, Army; AIME; Pet. Engineer Club; San An¬ tonio Club. BOYD, CHARLES E. Wildlife Man. Kent Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; Fish Game Club; Texas Collegiate Academy of Science; Trans-Pecos Club. EOYD, DAVID R. Bob LA Hufsmith Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy; Spanish Club. BOYD, WILLIAM E. Bill Ag Ed Burkburnett Age 20, Class ' 50; Distinguished Student; FFA. BOYETT, JESSE L. ME Beaumont Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; ASME. BOYETT, THOMAS P. Man E Rosenberg Age 25, Class ' 45, Army; SAM. BOYKIN, VERNON G. Ag Ed Sweetwater Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Ag. Council; FFA. BRADY, SAM H. BA Georgetown Age 22, Class ' 49, Army; Bus. Society; Williamson Co. Club. BRANDES, PAUL P. Vet Med Weimar Age 24, Class ' 45; Jr. AVMA; Distinguished Student; Scholar¬ ship Honor Society; Saddle and Sirloin Club. BRANNAN, WARREN G. CE Indian Gap Age 23, Class ' 50, USNCB; ASCE; Tau Beta Pi. BRANTLEY, WILLIAM O. Bill Ag Ed Rocky Mount, N. C. Age 28, Class ' 50, Army; Marketing and Finance Club. BRAUN, CURTIS T. Bus Georgetown Age 23, Class ' 47, AAF; Business Society. BREWER, JOSEPH Z. Man E Houston Age 31, Class ' 50, Air Force; Student Member MAN; AFS. 67 BRIDGES, ALBAN K. Man E Age 28, Class ' 50, Army; SAM. Bridges Stephenville BRIDGES, ARVAL W., JR. Billy Arch Shreveport, La. Age 23, Class 47, Army; Arch Society; Shreveport Club. BRIDGES, FRANK Ag Ed Linden Age 33, Class ' 50, Army; Member of F.F.A. BRISCOE, JOE B., JR. Business Gainesville Age 22, Class 50, Navy Air Corps; Business Society; Reporter, Cooke County Club; Distinguished Student; H-Battery F.A. BRISTON, GEORGE P., JR. EE San Antonio Age 25, Class 46, Army; AIEE; IRE; Camera Club. BRITT, ELIJAH L. Ch E Dallas Age 22, Class 48, Navy; AlChE; ASME; The Engineer BROGDON, THOMAS R. Tom Animal Hus. Quitman Age 26, Class 50, Army. BROWN, BARNEY L. ME Kilgore Age 25, Class 50, Navy; ASME. BROWN, CHARLES M. ME Amarillo Age 30, Class 50, Navy; ASHVE. BROWN, DELMA D. Pet. Mech. Eng. Burkburnett Age 24, Class 50, Navy; ASME; AIME. BROWN, JACK E. Pet Mech. Eng. San Antonio Age 24, Class 46, Army; ASIME; ASME; Tau Beta Pi; Student Honor Society. BROWN, JOEL E. Brownie Mech. Eng. Temple Age 23, Class 47, Air Corps; ASME; Bell County Club. BRUNNEMANN, ROBERT N. Nellie Agronomy San Benito Age 22, Class 51, Army; Agronomy Society. BRYAN, GORDON F. Ag. Ed. Gainesville Age 30, Class 50, Army. BUCHANAN, JOHN F. Jack Business College Station Age 22, Class 49; Business Club; Trans-Pecos Club; Spanish Club. BUCKNER, SPENCER P. Mech. Eng. Baytown Age 23, Class 50, Army Air Force; ASME; ASHVE; Baytown Club. BUCKNER, TOM J. Buck Elec. Eng. Henderson Age 25, Class 50, Army Air Force; AIEE. BURCH, ARTHUR L. Arch. Dallas Age 24, Class 47, Army Air Force; Baseball 44, Football 46, Arch. Society. 68 BURCH, DANIEL A. Wimpie Pet. Eng. Donna Age 22, Class 48, Navy Air Corps; Lower Rio Grande Valley Club; Pet. Eng. Club. BURCHAM, WILLIAM J. Aero. Age 31, Class 42, Air Corps; ASME; IAES. Bill Alphine BURK, PERCY C. Dairy Production Nacogdoches Age 24, Class 50; Army; East Texas Club; Kream and Kow Klub; Football varsity; Cadet Captain—Bn. S-4, 3rd Bn., 6th Regt, 1948; Distinguished Military Graduate; Winner of Herman F. Heep Dairy Schoarship Award 1948-49. BURKE, FRANCIS D. Chem. Eng. Fort Worth Age 24, Cass 46, Navy; AlChE; Newman Club; Ft. Worth Club. BURNS, KENNETH H. AH Dallas Age 26, Class 46, Air Corps; Saddle Sirloin Club. BURNS, ROSS J. Mech. Eng. Hugo, Okla. Age 24, Class 50, Navy, Tau Beta Pi, ASME, Sooner Club. BURTTCHELL, JOE E. Ag Ed Age 20, Class ' 50; FFA. ' Butch Sealy BUSH, HOWARD M„ JR. DH Sa n Antonio Age 30, Class 50, Parachute Inf.; Kream Kow Klub; Saddle Sirloin Club. BUSSEY, CHARLES M. Ag. Eng. Age 24, Class 50, Navy; Ag. Eng. Society. BUTLER, ALBERT Q. Aero. Age 25, Class 50, Air Corps. BUTLER, HARRY L. Arch Age 24, Class 51, Marine Corps. Mac Longview Dallas Memphis, Tenn. BUTTS, RICHARD N. Newt Phys. Ed. Thorndale Age 20, Class 49; Football 45; Physical Education Club; Dis¬ tinguished Student 48-49; Intramural Officer B-F.A. 46-47. BYRNE, BARNEY M. Pet. Eng. Cuero Age 23, Class 46, Navy; Newman Club; Pet. Eng. Club; A. I. of M. M. E. BYRNE, DOUGLAS B. EE Houston Age 23, Class 47, Marine Corps; Intramural director—College View. CABANISS, CHARLES D. Chuck History Garland Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; Co-Editor, Aggieland 1950; Sports Editor, Aggieland 194 9; Junior Editor, 1948 Longhorn; Sports Editor, The Battalion; Editorial Assistant, The Battalion; Student Senate; Student Life Committee; President, Arts and Sciences Council; President, Pre-Law Society; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Distinguished Student; Intercollegiate Debate Team; Who ' s Who. CAGLE, ROBERT L. Bob Civil Eng. Sherman Age 23, Class ' 48, Army; ASCE. CALCOTE, WILLIE Pat Man. Eng. Trickham Age 22, Class 50; SAM; Heart of Texas Club. CALDWELL, ROLAND H. AH San Antonio Age 22, Class 50, Navy; Saddle Sirloin Club; Distinguished Student. 69 CALHOUN, DONALD B., JR. Ag. Eco. Emporia, Kan. Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Marketing and Finance Club, Dis¬ tinguished Student. CALHOUN, TOM G. II Senator Pet. E. Tenaha Age 22, Class ' 50, Vice-President, Petroleum Eng. Club, Student Senator, Who ' s Who. CAMPBELL, DALTON G. Bus. Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy. Curly Borger CANTY, JAMES P. Pat Dairy Mfg. Dallas Age 31, Class ' 50, Kream and Kow Klub, Newman Club, Dallas Club, Distinguished Student. CARDWELL, WALLACE H. Wally Vet. Med. Rockdale Age 23, Class ' 50, Sec., Texas Aggie Rodeo Assn., Student AVMA Council. CARGILL, HOWARD W. Vet. Med. Bryan Age 22, Class ' 48 CARLTON, CRANFILL A. Cran Man. E. Corpus Christ! Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, SAM. CARPER, WILLIAM L. Bonanza Geol. Cleburne Age 26, Class ' 45, Marines, Geology Club. CARRELL, JAMES H. Jim Ag- Eco. Kemp Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy, Marketing and Finance Club, Kaufman County Club. CARROLL, LLOYD E. CE Ravenna Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, Student Senator, Tau Beta Pi, Scholar¬ ship Honor Society, ASCE, Fannin County Club. CARTER, JAMES L. Cagey Bus. Amarillo Age 24, Class ' 50, Marines, Business Society, Amarillo Club. CARTER, LOYD K. Pop Hi sfor y San Angelo Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force, San Angelo Club, Geology Club. CARTER, NEAL J. Aero Houston Class ' 50, Air Force, IAS CARTER, ROBERT W. Dubber Arch. Beaumont Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force, Tau Beta Pi, Scholarship Honor Society, Architectural Society. CASAS, RAFAEL J. Dairy Mfg. Maracaibo, Venezuela Age 23, Class ' 50, Pres., Latin American Club, Pres., Soccer Club, Newman Club, Kream and Kow Klub. CASEY, JOHN M. Geol. Eng. £| Dorado, Arkansas Age 22, Class ' 49, Army, Petroleum Club, Geology Club. CASTILLON, RAMON N. Arch. S an Antonio Age 22, Class ' 51, Navy. CATANACH, ARTHUR W. Ch. E. Age 21, Class ' 50, AlChE, ACS. Cat Port Arthur 70 CAUGHLIN, WILLIAM G. EE Age 20, Class ' 49; Band; AIEE. Fearless College Station CHAFIN, BILLY J. Arch Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Fores; Arch Society. Slick Sinton CHALKER, DURWOOD G. EE Breckenridge Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy; AIEE. CHANEY, J. CECIL Ag Ed Canton Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Collegiate Chapter FFA. CHAPMAN, ODELL, JR. Chap Hort Dallas Ags 25, Class ' 50, Navy. CHAPPELL, JAMES E. Jim R F Memphis Age 26, Class ' 50, Army. CHAPPELL, JAMES W. Bill Geol Galveston Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force; Reporter, Geology Club, Galveston Co. Club CHASE, RONALD R. Ronnie Ento San Benito Ags 23, Class ' 48, Navy; Agric. Council; Entomology Club; Rio Grande Valley Club. CHESSER, BILLY G. Ch E Ags 21, Class ' 50; AICHE. Alpine CHRISTIE, CLARENCE E., JR. Chris Geol E Houston Age 22, Class ' 47, Navy; Student Senate; Houston Club. Geology Club; CHROMCAK, EMIL J., JR. Bus Schulenburg Ags 22, Class ' 50, Navy; K of C; Business Society; Newman Club. CLARK, BILLY R. Bill Ag Eco Chillicothe Ags 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Reporter, Marketing Finance Club. CLARK, CAREY E. Buck Vet Med El Dorado, Ark. Age 24, Class ' 46, Army, Marines; Jr. AVMA; Polo, ' 43. CLARK, GORDON S. Ag Ed Eastland Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy. CLARK, HAYNES ME Cleburne Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASAE; ASME; Distinguished Student. CLARK, JESSIE R. Pet ME San Antonio Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy. CLARK, ROBERT E. Bob ME Burleson Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME. CLAUSSEN, ROBERT L. Bob AH Houston Age 27, Class ' 50, Army. 71 CLASSEN, JOHN P., JR. Johnny r F San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Texas Collegiate Academy of Science; R F Club, Vice-Pres.; ROIC. CLAYTON, BILLY W. Bill Ag Eco Springlake Age 21, Class ' 50; Panhandle Club; Marketing Finance Club; Intramural Manager; Fish Game Club; Battalion Staff; ROTC. CLEERE, HARRIS N. Cloudy Vet Med Alvarado Age 24, Class ' 45, Air Force. CLEVELAND, GEORGE G. CE Hamilton Age 27, Class ' 50, Coast Guard; ASCE. CLIFTON, WILLIAM W. Cliff Vet Med Decatur Age 30, Class ' 49, Air Force; AVMA. CLONINGER, JAMES S. Slick Pet Geol Marshall Age 24, Class ' 47, Army; Petroleum Club; Geology Club, Mar¬ shall Club. CLOONEY, FREDERICK B. Spud Vet Med Houston Age 25, Class ' 46, Army; AVMA. COCKERHAM, FLOYD A. PE Red Oak Age 24, Class ' 51, Marines; Physical Education Club, Sociology Club. COKER, WILLIAM C. Bill Dairy Mfg. Mineola Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force; Kream Kow Klub; Natl. Dairy Prod. Judging Team. COLDIRON, DALLAS E. Dal Math Friona Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force; W. T. A. W. Operator; Spanish Club. COLEMAN, CHARLES W. Bill EE Cotulla Navy. COLLIER, OSMOND H. Ossie EE El Paso Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; AIEE. COLLIER, ROY A. Aero. Goldthwaite Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAE; IAS. COLLIER, WALTER B. CE Mumford Age 23, Class ' 47, Marines; ASCE. COLLINS, LEROY D. Bus Amarillo Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Business Society; Amarillo Club. COMBEST, ROBERT J. IE Van Alstyne Age 29, Class ' 50, Coast Guard; Ind. Ed Club. CONE, CONRAD B. Pet ME Mexico, Missouri Age 24, Class ' 47, Army; Singing Cadets; Pet Club; ROTC. CONKLIN, HENRY, JR. ME Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME. Hank San Antonio 72 CONNOR, LEV O. Farm Man Daingerfield Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy. COOK, ARCHIE D. Ch. E Fort Worth Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; AlChE; ACS. COOK, BILLY L. EE Dobbin Age 27, Class ' 43, Marine Corps; AIEE; Montgomery Club. COOK, SPENCER E., JR. Ento La Feria Age 24, Class ' 46, Air Force; Rio Grande Valley Club; Ento¬ mology Club. COON, ROBERT W. Bobby CE Corpus Christ! Age 22, Class ' 49; Tumbling Club. COOPER, L. T. Agron Kerens Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Pres. Navarro Club; Agronomy Society. COOPER, RICHARD E. AH San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Marine Corps; Saddle Sirloin. COOPER, WILLIAM G. Ch.E Beaumont Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force. CORBETT, CHARLES M. Vet Med Raymondville Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; AVMA. CORDERO, GEORGE R. CE Guatemala City, C. A. Age 21, Class ' 50. CORDES, CHESTER H. Dairy Mfg Fayetteville Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Kream Kow Klub. CORREA, RUMALDO T. Mayo Ag Ed Hort Raymondville Are 25, Class ' 50, Army; Collegiate FFA Chapter; Hort Society; Rio Grande Valley Club. CORY, WILLIAM E. EE Dallas Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; Pres. AIEE; Eng. Council. COUCH, BILLY L. Bill EE Azle Age 26, Class ' 50, Army; Tau Beta Pi; AIEE; A M Honor Society; Ft. Worth Club. COUCH, VICTOR A. CE Port Arthur Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force. COULTER, JOSEPH B. Vet Med Brownsville Age 23, Class ' 49, Navy; Jr. AVMA; Southwestern Veterinarian Staff; Student Senator; Scholarship Honor Society. f-x COX, CHARLES E., JR. Chuck Ag Eco Bowie Age 28, Class ' 50, Army; Sul Ross Research Club; Marketing Finance Club. COX, HARRIS R., JR. ME Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Lamar County Bowling Team. Dick Paris Club; ASME; ASHVE; 73 COX, ROBERT M. Bob Cap Man E Clyde Age 28, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME; SAM; Abilene Club. COZART, ELVIS R. Agron Santa Anna Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; American Society of Agronomy. CREEL, NICHOLAS Nick CHE Galveston Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force; ACS; AlChE; Galveston Club. CRITCHFIELD, CHESTER C. Ches Wildlife Man Temple Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Fish and Game Club; Bell County Club, Sec. Treas. CRONE, BILLIE L. Bill Pet E Eastland Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; Eastland-Stephens County Club; AIME; Petroleum Club. CROOK, ERWIN T. Jack Arch Dallas Age 30, Class ' 43, Air Force; Distinguished Student; Scholastic Honor Society; AIA; Sul Ross Research Club; Dallas Club; Pres. Architecture Society; Student Engineers Council; Tau Beta Pi. CROUCH, JOHN M. Big John Bus Longview Age 21, Class ' 50, Marines; East Texas Club; Business Society EE Buena Vista, Ark. CROMWELL, ROBERT A. Bob Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy; AIEE. CUELLAR, LAURO A. Bob Bus Laredo Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Business Society; Laredo Club. CURRENS, THOMAS B. Fireball I Ed Dallas Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Dallas Club; Industrial Education Club, BSD Area Chairman. CURTIS, GEORGE L. Aero E Amarillo Age 21, Class ' 50. CUSHING, FRANK W., JR. Bus Greenville Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; Battalion Staff; Business Society; Phi Kappa Phi; Greenville Club. DALBY, WINFRED S. Dauntless Agron De Kalb Age 25, Class ' 48, Army; Pres. Agronomy Society; Ag. Council DALE, JAMES M. Ag Eng Winona Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy. DALTON, WILLIAM M. Bill Man E Age 37, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAM. DALOVISO, LEONARD P. Leo Vet Med Houston Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Newman Club; AVMA. DALRYMPLE, JAMES D. Landscape Arch Austin Age 20, Class ' 50. DANIEL, EDWIN F. Jack Ag Ed Holland Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; Bell County Club; Officer, FFA. 74 DANIEL, THOMAS M. Tom Ag Eng Garland Ags 21, Class ' 49, Army; ASAE. DARBY, BILL J. E Conroe Age 25, Class ' 51, Army; ASCHE; ACS; Saddle Sirloin Club; Montgomery County Club. DARNELL, COLEMAN H. CE Age 25, Class ' 45, Air Force; Laredo Club; ASCE. Laredo DAViS, ALBERT C. Man E Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAM. Ballinger DAVIS, BILLY H. Ferris Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force; Sul Ross Research Club; AIEE. DAVIS, FRANKLIN A. Ag Ed Sweetwater Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy. DAVIS, GORDON O., JR. Houston Age 26, Class 46, Air Force; AIEE. DAVIS, JAMES H. C E Ft. Worth Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy; Aggie Players; Sul Ross Research Club, ASCE; Ft. Worth Club. DAVISON, DONALD C, JR. B us Texas City Age 25, Class ' 50, Maritime Service; Bus Soc; Texas Science Society; Distinguished Student. DEES, FRANK C. Bull IE Houston Age 23, Class ' 47, Army Air Force; Pres. Weight Lifting Club. DEKEYZER, HENRY D. Ch E Port Arthur Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; AlChE. DEMPSEY, JAMES J., JR. Jimmy Math Beaumont Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Newman Club; Beaumont Club; Acc. Soc.; Distinguished Student. DENMEN, JOE C, JR. Tody Arch Lufkin Age 26, Class ' 46, Navy; Vice-President AGC; Tau Beta Pi; Arch Soc. J I DENSON, KENNETH E. Ken Bus Palestine Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Baft. Staff; Palestine Club; Bus Soc. de PAMPHILIS, PATRICK D. CE Paris Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASCE; Sec. Lamar County Club; Newman Club; Distinguished Student. DERIAN, HARRY G. Eg Port Arthur Age 28, Class ' 50, Army; AIEE. HCKENSON, BILLIE L. Dick £ 1 = Belton Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; ASCE; Tau Beta Pi; Distinguished Student. DICKEY, JOHN W. EE Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. Arlington 75 1 DIECKMAN, JOHN J. Geol Franklin Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Geology Club; Robertson County Club. DIELMANN, LEO M., JR. Arch San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 46, Army; Newman Club; Arch See; AIA; San Antonio Club. DILLINGHAM, RICHARD F. Dilly Dairy Mfg Abilene Age 22, Class ' 49, Air Force; Football ' 45 ' 48; Pres., Abilene Club; Kream and Kow Klub; Golf Team. DITTMAR, ALBERT D. Doug AH Fredericksburg Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; Saddle Sirloin Club; Lutheran Students Assn. DIXON WAYNE T. Shorty Ag Eco Gilmar Age 28, Class ' 50, Navy; Marketing Finance Club. DOBBINS, STEWART M. Vet Med Roscoe Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy. DODD, WILLIE C. Dub CE Palestine Age 27, Class ' 43, Palestine Club; ASCE; Distinguished Student. DOLIVE, WAYNE B. Jack CE Huntsville Age 23, Class ' 50, Marines; ASCE; ASCG. DOLLAR, CLIFTON H. Redo Ag Eco Henderson Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy; East Texas Club; Market Finance Club; Aggie Ramblers. DOMMEL, CHARLES W. Charlie Ch E Lancaster, Pa. Age 29, Class ' 50, Navy-Army! AlChE; ACS. DONNELLY, LLOYD W., JR. Pat ME Houston Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME; Newman Club. DORAN, BILL H. PH San Saba Age 29, Class ' 43, Army; Vice-Pres., Poultry Science Club. DORBANDT, EALY B. Agron Burnet Age 27, Class ' 50, Marines; Agron Soc. DOWLING, MILTON W. B A Bus Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; Business Soc; Houston Club. DRAPELA, CHARLES F., JR. Vet Med Houston Age 23, Class ' 48, Army; Pres., Newman Club; AVMA. DRGAC, COLBERT H. Bus Caldwell Age 25, Class ' 50, Army. DROZD, DEONYS H. DD EE Ennis Age 21, Class ' 50, Phi Kappa Phi; Newman Club; Tau Beta Pi; AIEE; IRE; Ellis County Club; Scholarship Honor Society; Aggie Band; Dist. Student. DU BOIS, FLOYD J. Doodle ChE Gainesville Age 25, Class ' 46, Air Force; AlChE; ACS; Cooke County Club; Sul Ross Research Club. 76 DUDEK, JOHN F. Koto Man E Waco Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAM; Waco-Mclennan County Club. DUKE, MAYO M. Ag Ed Tulia Age 26, Class ' 45, Air Force; FFA; Panhandle Club. DULL, WILLIAM H. Ag Ed Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; FFA. Bill Iowa City, Iowa DUNGAN, HAROLD E. Man E Age 22, Class ' 49; Sec. Treas. SAM; Vice-Pres. Wichita Falls Club; Cadet Capt. ROTC. Hal Wichita Falls Aggie Players; DUNNAHOO, JAMES R. Jim Man E Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAM; Houston Club. DUTY, ARTIS M. ME Houston Age 28, Class ' 44, Army. DYSART, WILL H. AH Kcpperl Age 26, Class ' 50, Marines; Saddle Sirloin Club; Rodeo Club. EASDON, HAROLD K. Bus Cleburne Age 20, Class ' 50. EATON, JAMES H. Speed Man E San Antonio Age 25, Class ' 45, Air Force; SAM; Am. Foundryman ' s Society; IAS; Tumbling Team. EGLY, JOSEPH L. Bus Brownsville Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; Business Society. ELIASSON, WARREN H. EE Port Arthur Age 30, Class ' 50, Navy; Sailing Club. ELLIOTT, CARL L. Agron Temple Age 22, Class ' 50, Army; Agronomy Society. ELLIOTT, DAVIS W. Ag Eng Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force. Wes Amarillo ELLIS, LOWELL C. Geol Tyler Age 24, Class ' 45, Air Force; Geology Club. ELLISON, LUTHER F. Pet Geol Camden, Ark. Age 24, Class ' 46, Navy. ELWELL, CHARLES E. ME Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force. Chuck Troupsburg EMMETT, ROBERT A. R. A Vet Med Hamilton Age 24, Class ' 47, Army; AVMA. ENGDAHL, DENVER D. Dick Bus Brady Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy; Pres. Heart of Texas Club; Business Society Singing Cadets, Distinguished Student. 77 ENGELKING, DONALD J. Don CE San Antonio Age 25, Class ' 45, Army; Battalion Summer Sports Editor; ASCE. ENGLISH, ALEXANDER C, JR. Ace ME Livingston Age 24, Class ' 46, No y; ASHVE; ASME. ENLOE, PAUL T. Geol E Beaumont Age 22, Class ' 48, Army; Beaumont Club; Geology Club; Dist. Student. ESPINOZA, LUIS Pet E Mercedes Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Petroleum Club; AIME. EVANS, JOHN W. PH Alamo Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy; Poultry Science Club. EVANS, LEIGHTON A. Pablo ME Weatherford Age 20, Class ' 49, Weatherford Club Pres.; Dis ' inguished Stu¬ dent ROTC; ASME. EVANS, ZACK B. Buzz R F Mt. Enterprise Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Range Forestry Club. EVERS, CYRIL T. Tom Geol E Sherman Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy. EWING, EDGAR E. Gene Bus Corsicana Age 20, Class ' 50, Business Soc.; Navarro County Club; Spanish Club. FAIRBAIRN, GEORGE C, JR. Acc Port Arthur Age 26, Class ' 46, Accounting Society; Port Arthur Club. FARMER, LESTER L„ JR. Les Bus Terrell Age 21, Class ' 48, Army; Business Soc.; Kaufman County Club; Distinguished Student. FAULDS, ANDREW J. Jack Ed Somerville Age 29, Class ' 44, Air Force. FAULKNER, DAVID N„ JR. DD Arch Galveston Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force; Arch Soc; Galveston Club. FEDERICO, ROBERT ME El Paso Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force; El Paso Club; Engineers Council; Vice-Chairman ASME. FEHEMANN, ZANE H. Arch Houston Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force; Arch Society. FEHRMANN, ROBERT L. Pet E Houston Age 24, Class ' 50, Army; Pet E Club. FERGUSON, EARL H. Earl R F Brady Age 24, Class ' 46, Navy; Sect R F Club; Ag Council; San Angelo Club. FITTZ, SAMUEL C. Aero-Man E New Orleans, La. Age 25, Class ' 45, Army; SAM; ROA; IAS. 78 FITZGERALD, DON D. Pet E Houston Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; Distinguished Student; Petroleum Club, Pres.; Aggie Christian Fellowship. FLEENER, THOMAS W. Tom Man E Dallas Age 22, Class ' 49, Army; Distinguished Student; Tau Beta Pi; SAM; Sul Ross Research Club. FLEMING, PAUL C. Man E Austin Age 24, Class ' 47, Army; Swimming Team; Water Polo Team; SAM. FLORY, ARTHUR C. Scotty Chem Shreveport, La. Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; Prss. ACS; Texas Collegiate Academy of Science; Arts Science Council. FLOWERS, ARCHIE I. Vet Med Waelder Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force; AVMA; Scholarship Honor Society. FLOYD, ATMA B„ JR. Aero E Beaumont Age 23, Class ' 53, Navy; Sec. IAS; Engineers Council; SAE; Beaumont Club. FLUITT, MALCOLM L. Ag Ed Marble Falls Age 23, Class ' 48, Army; FFA. POKES, JACK M. Ag Eng Del Rio Age 23, Class ' 47, Army; Agricultural Engineering Society; Del Rio Club. FONTENOT, JOSEPH G. Joe ME Lufkin Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy; Distinguished Student; Tau Beta Pi; ASME. . f t FOREMAN, JAMES C. Jay ME Orangefield Age 27, Class ' 50, Marines; ASME. FORSYTH, JIMMIE S. Hist Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; Arts Science Council. FORSYTHE, WILLIAM E. Bill Man E McAllen Age 25, Class ' 46, Navy; SAM; Rio G rande Valley Club; Aggie Band; Singing Cadets; Student Senate. FOSTER, RICHARD W. Vet Med San Antonio Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force; AVMA. FOWLER, JESSE J. J J. Pet E Henderson Age 23, Class ' 50, Marines; Aggie Players; Petroleum Club. FOWLKES, CHARLES G. Charlie EE Amarillo Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Amarillo Club; AIEE. FOYT, JOHN Ch E Edna Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; lAChE. FRANCIS, EYELID C. DM Humble Age 24, Class ' 49, Army; Kream Kow Klub. FRANK, GEORGE A. Ag Ed Alice Age 21, Class 49, Navy; FFA; Brush Country Club; Lutheran Student Asso. Editor, LSA Challenger. Gladewater FRANKLIN, JULIAN R. Ag E Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; ASAE; East Texas Club. FRANKLIN, MILTON T. Frank Geol E Newton Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Geology Club. FRAZER, CARL B„ JR. Geol Houston Age 24, Class ' 49, Army; Geology Club. FREEMAN, HAROLD M. Hank Ag E Knox City Age 23, Class ' 50; Army; FFA. FROMME, GILLIG L. Gil EE San Antonio Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy; Scholastic Honor Society; Tau Beta Pi; AIEE. FUCHS, CALVIN H. Ag E Burton Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; ASAE. FUCHS, HOWARD F. Ag E Carmine Age 22, Class ' 49, Army; FFA; Fayette County Club. FUCHS, OTTO L, JR. Ag E Carmine Age 19, Class ' 50, FFA; R F Club. FULBRIGHT, MYRON L. Hank Ag E Lorena Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; ASAE; Waco Club. GAGE, JAMES W. Bill AH Slidell Age 29, Class ' 43, Air Force; Distinguished Student. GALBREATH, WILLIAM A., JR. ME Age 22, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASME; ASHVE; Houston Club. GARCIA, ALEJONDRO R. Alex CE Age 26, Club. Laredo Class ' 47, Air Force; ASCE; Laredo Club; Newman GARCIA, GERONIMO G. CE Laredo Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; ASCE; Laredo Club; Newman Club. GARREN, M. C, JR. IE Turnersville Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; Industrial Education Club Sect.; Sul Ross Research Club; Coryell County Club. GARRETT, JAMES H. Ag Ed Cross Plains Age 15, Class ' 50, FFA; R F Club. GARZA, LUIS RAMIREZ ME San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 51, Air Fores; ASME. GAULT, LANDON L. Vet Msd Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; AMVA; VM. Salty Placid GAY, BILLIE P. Arch Stamford Age 22, Class ' 48, Army; AGC; HJSK. 80 GAY, CHARLES N. AH Port Arthur Age 22, Class ' 50, Marines. GERBIG, JAMES M. Aero E Waller Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force. GIBSON, ALFRED R. Hoot Pet E Mexia Age 22, Class ' 50, Army; Petroleum Club; AIME. GIBSON, JOE M. Gib PE McGregor Age 21, Class ' 50, Army. GIBSON, JOHN I. Gibby ME Fort Worth Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force. GIBSON, ROBERT M. Hoot Pet E Bryan Age 24, Class ' 50, Army. GIBSON, WILLIAM F., JR. Hoot Aero E Shreveport, La. Age 22, Class ' 49, Air Force; IAS. GIEBEL, AARON, F. Pet E Fort Worth Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; Petroleum Engineers Club; AIME. GIEBEL, LEROY H. Vet Med. Round Top Age 24, Class ' 46, Army; Distinguished Student; AVMA; Honor Society. GIESECKE, CHESTER A. Ag Ed Hico Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force. GIETZEN, JOHN E. ME Age 24, Class ' 50, Army; Newman Club, ASME. Jack Beaumont GILDER, GRADY, JR. Arch Dallas Age 22, Class ' 48, Army; Arch. Society; Dallas Club. GILLEN, WILLIAM E. Pet E Saginaw Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Petroleum Engineering Club. GOERDEL, LEMUND E. Agron Hamilton Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Agronomy Society. GOFORTH, ROGER B. Man E Overton Age 25, Class ' 49, Navy; SAM; East Texas Club. GONZALES, WILLIE M. Arch San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 51, Navy. GONZALEZ, JULIO AH Monclava, Coah., Mex. Age 21, Class ' 50. GOOCH, HULON D. Agron Age 24, Class ' 50, Army. Dog Greenville 81 GOODMAN, FRED K. ME Houston Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; ASHVE. GOODWIN, CHARLES J., JR. Man E Houston Age 27, Class ' 50, Marines; Newman Club; Pres. SAM; Engineer Council. GORDON, CLARENCE R. ME Age 21, Class ' 49; ASME; East Texas Club. Flash Kilgore GORDON, CHARLES W., Ill Charlie Ag Eco San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 48, Navy; San Antonio; Vice Pres., Marketing Finance Club. GORDON, FRANK H. EE Houston Age 24, Class ' 50, Army; AIEE; Houston Club; Camera Club; Tau Beta Pi. GORDY, CARL A. I Ed Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy. Gordo Eagle Lake GOUGLER, PHILIP D. AH Age 25, Class ' 50, Army. Goug Medina GOULD, ROY C. Pet E Longview Age 22, Class ' 50, Army; Tau Beta Pi; Petroleum Club; East Texas Club. GOULD, WILLIAM E. Bill ME Houston Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME; SAE; Aggie Squares. GRACE, JOHN R. Red ME Dallas Age 22, Class ' 48, Army; Aggie Players; ASME; Astronomical Society; Distinguished Student. GRANT, EARL C. Scooter 1 Ed Sherman Age 22, Class ' 48, Air Force; Industrial Education Club. GRAVES, M. E. Gene Ag Ed Ranger Age 28, Class ' 50, Marines. GRAY, LOUIS G. Juny Ento Houston Age 20, Class ' 51; Entomology Club. GREB, KENNETH W. ME Crockett Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. GREEN, ALBERT H. Bub ME Stephenville Age 22, Class ' 47, Air Force; ASME. GREEN, CHARLES D. Zeke AH College Station Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force; Saddle Sirloin Club; Livestock Judging Team; Rodeo Club. GREEN, GLEN W. Range Man £| Dorado, Ark. Age 32, Class ' 50, Air Force; Pres. Range Forestry Club; Agricultural Council; San Angelo Club. GREEN, WILLIAM W. Vet Med Kenedy Age 24, Class ' 50, Marines; AVMA; Saddle Sirloin Club; Flax Country Club. 82 GREENE, FREDDIE M. PME Gladewater Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy; ASME; Petroleum Club. GRIFFIN, THOMAS P. Vet Med Waelder Age 26, Class ' 49, Air Force; AVMA. GRISHAM, RICHARD E. Dick I Ed Bay City Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; Industrial Education Club. GROTZINGER, IRWIN C. Grotz ME La Feria Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAE. GUENZEL, EDWIN L. EE Taylor Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force. GUIDRY, WILLIAM A. Dubb Pet E Port Arthur Age 23, Class ' 48, Air Force; Petroleum Club, Port Arthur Club. GUSTAFSON, RAYFORD B„ JR. Gus Geol Waynesboro, Miss. Age 20, Class 50; Vice-Pres., Geology Club; Petroleum Club; ROIC; Distinguished Student; AAPG; AIME. GUTHRIE, WILLIAM L. Bill English College Station Age 20, Class ' 50; Singing Cadets; WTAW; Spanish Club. HAACK, JACK D. Jackson PE Brenham Age 21, Class ' 50, Army; Physical Ed Club; Washington County Club. HAAKER, EDWARD H. CE Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; ASCE; AGC. Ed Glendora, Calif. HAASS, CHARLES E. CE Del Rio Age 23, Class ' 47, Air Force; ASCE; AGC. HAGEMEIER, MARVIN W. Hagy Bus Bryan Age 29, Class ' 50, Army; Pres., Bus. Society; Accounting Society; Capt. Bowling Team; Distinguished Student; Arts Sciences Council; Vet Students Association; Bryan Club. HAGEN, JOHN A. Johnny CE San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Marines; ASCE; San Antonio Club. HAGOOD, ROY O. Jack Dairy Mfg. Fort Worth Age 25, Class ' 46, Navy; Kream Kow Klub. HAHN, WALTER L. Walt Pet E Kermit Age 22, Class ' 47, Army; Ross Volunteers. HAILE, HERBERT Q., JR. Q CE Uvalde Age 27, Class ' 44, Army; ASCE; AGC; Ross Volunteers; Pistol Team; Best Drill man F Engineers. HAINES, HARRY K. Poofus Ag Ed College Station Age 23, Class ' 47, Army; Singing Cadets. HALKIAS, ESTES E. T Bus Eastland Age 21, Class ' 48, Navy; Business Society; Pres., Sibisa Club; Vice Pres., Eastland-Stephens County Club. 83 HALL, HAROLD FRANCIS Vet. Med. Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy; AVMA; V-M-SI. HALL, JAMES W. Ch.E. Grand Saline Age 23, Class ' 50, AAF; AlChE; Masonic Lodge; Sul Ross Research Club. HALTOM, BART U. Bart Physical Ed. Bryan Age 26, Class ' 46, AAF; PE; T Association; Football Letter- man; Golf Letterman. HAMILTON, JOHN HAROLD ME Arlington Age 23, Class ' 50, Army Air Corps; ASME Student Chapter. HAMLIN, PHILIP C. Rawhide Ag. Ed. Laredo Age 29, Class ' 50, Army. HANCOCK, BILLY BERTRAM Red Vet. Med. Dublin Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy; AVMA; VM; Press Club; Asso. Editor, Southwestern Veterinarian. HANCOCK, BLUEFFORD GORDON Hort. Stephenville Age 24, Class ' 50, Army; Florticulture Society. HANCOCK, JOHN ROBERT Bob Man E Fort Worth Age 24, Class ' 50, U. S. N. R.; Singing Cadets. HAND, ROBERT JOSEPH Bob Pet. E Baytown Age 30, Class ' 50, Cavalry; AIME; Petroleum Club. HAPP, JOHN H. Jack Entomology Winnetka Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; Entomology Club; Fencing Team. HARDING, GEORGE KIRK Kirk Man E Denton Age 27, Class ' 44, Navy; SAM. HARGiS, N. G., JR. CE Chireno Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; ASCE. HARGRAVE, CHARLES MELVIN Charlie Arch. Carthage Age 24, Class ' 51, USMC. HARLIN, CURTIS C, JR. Curley CE Fort Worth Age 28; Class ' 50, Army; Tau Beta Pi; ASCE; Scholastic Flonor Society. HARLAN, MACK B. Harl Business Graham Age 23, Class ' 50, USMC; Young County Club; North Central Texas Club; Sul Ross Research Club; Business Society. HARLEE WALLACE STEWART Wally Business Coleman Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; Business Society. HARMON, B. F., JR. Geology Lorenc Age 24, Class ' 47, Navy; Geology Club; Singing Cadets. HARMON, J. R. B A Age 24, Class ' 47, Toni Whitney Army; Business Society; Flill County Club, 84 HARMS, HENRY, JR. Hank Agron Nordhelm Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; Agronomy Society; LSA. HARRELL, BILLY B. Bill IE Longview Age 22, Class ' 49; IE Club; East Texas Club; ROTC. HARRELL, JAMES A., JR. ME Age 29, Class ' 50, Army; ASME; ASHVE. Jimmie Dallas HARRINGTON, WILLIAM C. Red Geol Goldsmith Ag e 25, Class ' 50, Navy; Pres. Geology Club; Student Engineer¬ ing Council; Tau Beta Pi; Newman Club. HARRIS, LUCIAN F. ME Age 29, Class ' 50, Army; ASME. Houston HARRIS, JOHN W., Ill BA Wichita Falls Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy; Wichita Falls Club; Pres., Bus. Society. HARROD, GEORGE R„ JR. Bob ME Houston Age 21, Class ' 49, Army; ASME; Houston Club. HASKELL, WILLIAM A. Bill Geol E Houston Age 24, Class ' 47, Air Corps; Geology Club; Kum Dubl Closs; Aggie Squares. HATCHER, HAROLD K. Hatch AH Gainesville Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; Saddle Sirloin Club; Vice-Pres., Cooke County Club. HAUSER, BILL O. Bo Hort Edinburg Age 22, Class ' 47, Navy; ROTC; Band; Swimming Squad; Hort. Society; Rio Grande Valley Club; El Clarin; Student Senate; Dis¬ tinguished Student. HAY, JAMES D. Arch Temple Age 26, Class ' 49, Air Force Arch. Society; Jr. Chapter AGC. HAYES, CURTIS, JR. Pete ME Port Arthur AgeAge 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASME; Intramural Manager. HAYWOOD, JOSEPH L. Joe ME Gladewater Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME; Tau Beta Pi. HEMRICK, KURT E., JR. Man E. Cleburne Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; SAM; Johnson County Club. HENDRICKS, JOHN W. AH San Angelo Age 27, Class ' 45, Army; Saddle Sirloin Club; San Angelo Club. HENNINGER, ROBERT L. Bob ME Raymondville Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; ASME; AFA. HENSLEE, DONALD M. Don Ag Eco Luling Age 24, Class ' 46, Air Force; Marketing and Finance Club. HENSLEY, MARION R., JR. Randy Acc lola Age 24, Class ' 44, Navy; Accounting Society. 85 HENSLEY, ROBERT T. Bob Ag. Eng. La Feri ° Age 28, Class ' 44, Air Force; Swimming; Ag. Eng. Society. HERGERT, ROY EDWARD M. E. Port Arthur Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy; ASME HEROMAN, WILLIAM LESLIE Bill Man. E. Monticello Age 30, Class ' 49, Army. HERRING, JOE A.H. Whitney Age 24, Class ' 50; Army. HERRINGTON, D. A., JR. Ag. Eco. D 6 ! Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; Marketing and Finance Club, Del Rio Club. HERTTENBERGER, JERRY BLAND C.E. Old Glory Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Corps; Husk Club; ASCE. HEWITT, CHARLES R. A.H. San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Distinguished Student. HICKS, CALVIN WILSON Geology Java. S. Dakota Age 24, Class ' 49, Army; Geol. Club, Reserve Officers Assn.j Dallas Club. HICKS, HOWARD R. Tex Ag. Ed. Velasco Age 20, Class ' 50; F.F.A. National Guard; Distinguished Stu¬ dent, Brazoria County Club. HICKS, STANLEY G. Vet. Med. Stephenville Age 28, Class ' 43, Army; AUMA; Poultry Science Club; R.O.A. HICKS, WALTER FRANCIS, JR. C.E. Paris Age 24, Class ' 47, Navy; ASCE; Lamar County Club. HIGGINS, WILLIAM A. Ag. Ed. Age 26, Class ' 50, Army; F.F.A. Bill Stephenville HIGHTOWER, KENNETH D. E.E. Age 23, Class ' 48, Navy; AIEE. Ken Fort Worth HILL, BILLY JOE E.E. San Angelo Age 25, Class ' 46, Naval Air Corps; A.I.E.E.; San Angelo Club; Veteran Student Asso. HILL, JAMES A. Jimmy B A Somerville Age 28, Class ' 44, A.A.F.; Busines Society; Flying Texas Aggies. HILL, JESSE W. Tiny Arch. p ort Arthur Age 29, Class ' 50, Navy; Arch. Society; Port Arthur Club. HILL, JOHN HOWARD Chem. Earlville Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; A.C.S. HILL, JOHN MONROE Johnny Pet. Eng. Leakey Age 23, Class ' 50, USMC; Petroleum Club; AIME; S. W. Texas Club. 86 HILLIARD, CYRIL D. ME Brady Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASME; Tau Beta Pi. HILLIARD, GARLAND E. ME Lohn Age 32, Class ' 50, Army; Tau Beta Pi. HITES, WILLIAM HENRY Bill EE Dallas Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; AIEE; IRE; Camera Club. HLUZA, ALBERT G. GE Damon Age 23, Class ' 50; Student Senate; Brazoria County Club. HOBAN, HAME EDWARD Jim Vet. Med. Waco Age 25, Class ' 45, Air Force; Waco-Mclennan County Club; Newman Club; Scholarship Honor Society. HODGE, JAMES CALVIN BA Dallas Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy; Pres., Aggie Squares; Business So¬ ciety. HODGES, JAMES E. Jack Ag. Eng. Bonham Age 28, Class ' 51, Air Force; ASAE. HODGES, TEDDY O. Ag. Eng. Ravenna Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force; ASAE; Tau Beta Pi. HODGSON, ALONZO H., JR. CE Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy; ASCE. H De Kalb HOGAN, JOEL ELIJAH Acct. Bryan Age 26, Class ' 45, Marines; Accounting Society. HOGG, WILLIAM H. Lil Pig Dairy Mfg. Mansfield Age 24, Class ' 49, Air Force; Kream and Kow Club; Ag. Coun¬ cil; Rodeo Club; Fort Worth Club. HOGUE, RALPH S. Ento. Paducah Age 24, Class ' 45, Army; Childres Club; Entomology Club. HOLBROOK, FRANKLIN MARVIN Smiley Ch. E. Houston Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force; AlChE; ASC. HOLDER, JOHN VERGAC EE Waco Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Waco-McClennan County Club; AIEE. HOLLAND, RICHARD F. Dick Agron. Athens Age 21, Class ' 50, Navy; Agronomy Society; President, Hen¬ derson County Club. HOLLIDAY, WINANS DEE Ed Levelland Age 23, Class ' 53, Marines; Arts Sciences Council. HOLMES, RICHARD BRADFORD, JR. Brad Arch. Cons. Donna Age 23, Class ' 48, Air Force; Rio Grande Valley Club; Bowling Team; Battalion Staff; Architectural Society; Association of Gen¬ eral Contractors. HOOBLER, DAVID E. ChE. San Antonio Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force; Tau Beta Pi; Scholarship Honor Society; AlChE; Acs. 87 HOOKER, EDWARD W. Ed PE Henderson Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force; T Association; Vice Pres., PE Club ' 49-50; Football ' 46- ' 48; Track Letterman ' 49-50; Distin¬ guished Student. HORSTMANN, LANE Geol. Eng. Cameron Age 22, Class ' 50, Army; Geology Club. HOUSE, WILLIAM R. Bill Acct. McAllen Age 20, Class ' 49; Acct. Society; Rio Grande Valley Club. HOWARD, C. W., JR. Chem. Throckmorton Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; Debate Club ' 47-48; ACS ' 49-50. HOWARD, JOE R. Geol. Eng. Midland Age 23, Class ' 50, Army; Geol. Club ' 49- ' 50. HOY, JAMES D., JR. PE Age 26, Class ' 51, Army. HOYLER, WILBURNE F. Aero. Eng. Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy; Tau Jim Kenmore, N. V. Willy Fort Worth Beta Pi; IAS. HRACHOVY, SYDON F. Rocky PE Ellinger Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy; Varsity Basketball; Amer. Assn, of Health, Phys. Ed. and Recreation; Texas Assn, of Health, Phys. Ed. and Recreation. HUCKABEE, DAN C. Huck Ag. Eng. Gatesville Age 31, Class ' 50, Army; ASAE. HUDGINS, HARRY R. Shorty Agron. Grand Prairie Age 32, Class ' 50, Army; Agron. Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. HUDSON, RAYMOND P. C.E. Rolla, Ark. Age 27, Class ' 50, Army; ASCE. HEUBNER, MELVIN T. Bus. Burton Age 21, Class ' 50, Army; Washington Co. Club; Lutheran Stu¬ dent Assn. HUGHES. ROY N. M.E. Quanah Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; ASME; ASHVE; Distinguiished Student. HUMPHRIES, FLOYD E. Hump Arch. Dallas Age 22, Class ' 47, Navy; Tau Beta Pi; Arch. Society. HUNTER, PHILIP F. Bus. Age 21, Class ' 49, Navy. Jungle Jim Dallas HURD, ALVIN M. Al Ag. Eng. Brady Age 25, Class ' 50, Army; ASAE; Heart O ' Texas Cl - b. HURT, HUGH H., JR. Harry Aero. Eng. Big Spring Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy; IAS; Aggie Aeromodeliers; Big Spring Club. HUTTON, RICHARD G. M.E. Hico Age 22, Class ' 50; ASME; Tau Beta Pi. 88 HUTTON, ROBERT S., JR. ME Age 28, Class ' 50, ASME, Tau Beta Pi, Navy. ' Bob Hico IMHOF, ALVIN G. Ted Ag Eng Waller Age 22, Class ' 50, ASAE, Tau Beta Pi, Air Force. INGLIS, JACK M. Red Wildlife Man College Station Age 25, Class ' 50, Wildlife Man Club, Collegiate Academy of Science, Navy. INGRAM, EMMIT A., JR. Rocky Arch Fort Worth Age 24, Class ' 46, Distinguished Student, Scholarship Honor Society, Tau Beta Pi, Cadet Captain, Engineer Staff, Student Engineers Council, Jr. Associate AIA Chapter, Student Senator, Arch Society, Ross Volunteers, Army, Who ' s Who. IRWIN, PAUL E. PGE Auburn, III. Age 25, Class ' 50, Petroleum Club, Geology Club, Tau Beta Pi, Air Force. IVEY, HOAAER F. EE Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy. Robert Lee JACKSON, EVERETT G. AH Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy. Columbia, S. C. JACKSON, HAROLD E., JR. Jack Vet. Med. Hillsboro Age 25, Class ' 50, JAUMA, Hill County Club, Navy. JACKSON, JAMES L. Pet. E Houston Age 25, Class ' 46, Distinguished Student, Pet. E Club, Army. JACKSON, MARSHALL H. Educ. Age 25, Class ' 50, ACS, AlChE, Navy. Snookie Jacksonville JACKSON, WILLIAM E. Jack Ento. Burkeville Age 25, Class ' 50, President Ento. Club, Ag. Council, Sul Ross Research Club, Navy. JACKSON, WILLIAM H. ME Age 28, Class ' 49, ASME, Army. Bill Jacksonville JAMISON, JIMMIE H. EE Age 24, Class ' 50, AIEE, Marines. Red Dog Waco JENNINGS, CHARLES W. Arch. Age 25, Class ' 50, Dallas Club, Arch. Society, Army. Dallas JENSEN, GLENROY R. Aero. Age 23, Class ' 47, iAS, Army. Galveston JENTSCH, DON G. ME Pharr Age 24, Class ' 50, Chairman ASME, Engineers Council, Navy. JOHNS, RAY W. EE Houston Age 22, Class ' 49, AIEE, Navy. JOHNS, ROY A. ME-EE Houston Age 22, Class ' 49, ASME, AIEE, Houston Club, Navy. JOHNSON, BILLY J. Bill DH Abilene Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force, Kreme Kow Klub ' 47, ' 48, ' 49, Dairy Products Judging Team ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. JOHNSON, HAROLD E. Pete Pet. Geol. Stamford Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, Pet. Club, Geol. Club. JOHNSON, LESTER Vet. Med. Ravia, Okla. Age 31, Class ' 50, Air Force, AVMA. JOHNSON, NED AH Beaumont Age 31, Class ' 50, Navy, Saddle Sirloin Club. JOHNSON, READ, JR. Aero. Eng. Fort Worth Age 23, Class ' 50, Army. JOHNSTON, LOWELL P. Johnny CE Farmersville Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, ASCE, AGC. JOHNSTON, RICHARD M. . Dick ME Port Arthur Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASME. JONES, BURTON H., JR. Burt Arch. Breckenridge Age 25, Class ' 48, Eastland-Stephens County Club, Arch. Society, AGC, Distinguished Student. JONES, DONALD M. Nippy Ch. E Waco Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, AlChE, Waco-McLennan Co. Club. JONES, EDWIN R. Ed ME Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 49, SAE, ASME, Fort Worth Club. JONES, ELMER L. Agron. Pecos Age 21, Class ' 49, Agron. Society. JONES, HAROLD W. Hagie Arch. Dallas Age 25, Class ' 45, Marine Corps, Arch. Society. JONES, JACK D. Deacon Ag. Eng. Groesbeck Age 23, Class ' 46, Navy, ASCE, Distinguished Student. JONES, JAMES P. J. P. Vet. Med. Brady Age 23, Class ' 48, Rifle Team, Jr. AVMA, Bus. Mgr., Southwest¬ ern Veterinarian; West Texas Club, Track Squad, Student Senator. JONES, ROBERT E. Bob Ch. E Cleburne Age 21, Class ' 49, AlChE, ACS, Johnson County Club, Chess Club. JONES, ROBERT L. Bob ME McCain, N. C. Age 28, Class ' 50, ASME, AFS, Singing Cadets. JONES, TOM L. Tom An. Sci. Spur Age 22, Class ' 49, Saddle and Sirloin Club. JONES, W. A. Hort. Centerville Age 23, Class ' 50. 90 JONES, WARREN C. Dairy Man. Portage, Pa. Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, Kreani and Kow Club. JOSEPH, SABAT ME Sofia, Bulgaria Age 25, Class ' 50, Tau Beta Pi, Hillel Club, Phi Eta Sigma, ASME. JULIAN, WILLIAM H., JR. Rip Wildlife Man. Leesburg Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, Fish and Game Club. JUNEK, CLIFTON J. ME Temple Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Bell County Club, ASME. KAMPERMAN, ROBERT D. Bob ME Dallas Age 25, Class ' 46, Air Force, Varsity Basketball, T Club, ASHVE. GARNOWSKI, F. G. Ch. E Robstown Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, AlChE. KAULFUS, BRUNO W. ME Rosebud Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, ASME. KEARBY, JEROME C, Jerry Pet. E Mineral Wells Age 24, Class ' 46, Army, Tau Beta Pi, Scholarship Honor Society, AIME Petroleum Club. KEESE, EARL S. Stan ME Stamford Age 21, Class ' 49, ASME, Engineer Staff. KELLEHER, JAMES F. Jim Aero. Kaufman Age 20, Class ' 50 KELLY, HOWARD D. CE Spearman Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASCE. KELLY, JOE R. Flor. Waco Age 24, Class ' 50, Marines, Vice President Landscape Art Club, Ag. Council, Sul Ross Research Club, Waco-McLennan County Club. KEMPLIN, CARL R. AH Valley View Age 23, Class ' 49, Saddle Sirloin Club, Distinguished Stu¬ dent, Ag. Council, Livestock Judging Team, Cooke County Club. KENDALL, JOE F. Ag. Ed. Rockwall Age 21, Class ' 49, FFA. KENNEDY, CRAIG B. ' Tex EE Corsicana Age 25, Class ' 45, Army, President Amateur Radio Club, Singing Cadets, IRE, Navarro County Club. KEOWN, ROBERT A. Ag. Ed. Age 20, Class ' 50. Rip Gordon KETCHUM, RICHARD V. AH Age 23, Class ' 51, Navy. Dick San Antonio KILGORE, ROBERT L, JR. Vet. Med. Childress Age 25, Class ' 50, Army. 91 :! KILLINGSWORTH, BONIE NEIL Ag. Eng. Longview Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, ASAE. KING, EDWARD MERRELL, JR. Arch. Little Rock, Ark. Age 34, Class ' 50, Army, Arch. Society. KING, ERNEST JOSEPH Jay Man. E Port Arthur Age 25, Class ' 47, Army. KING, HERBERT J. 7 JR. Vet. Med. Age 30, Class ' 44, Army, Officer, AVMA. Herb San Antonio KING, JAMES JOSEPH Jim Bus. Kerrville Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Bus. Club, Heart ' O the Hills Club. KING, ROY TRAVIS Ki Ag. Eng. Rockwood Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, ASAE, BSD, Sul Ross Research Club. KING, VALERY W., JR. EE Alpine Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE, Trans Pecos Club. KING, WILBUR RUSSEL, JR. Dairy Prdn. Temple Age 29, Class ' 42, Air Corps, Kream and Kjw Klub, Bell County Club. KIRKHAM, CHARLES D., JR. Man. E Cleburne Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, President Student Senate, Vice Presi¬ dent Senior Class, Chairman Editorial Board Battalion, YMCA Cabinet, Junto Club, Distinguished Student, Executive Board, Association of Former Students, SAM, Who ' s Who. KLABUNDE, WILLIAM ADOLPH Bill Aero. San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, Chairman IAS, ASAE, Eng. Coun¬ cil, Bowling Team. KNIGHT, CHARLES NOAL Charley Ag. Ed. Whitesboro Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, FFA Chapter, Grayson Co. Club. KNIGHT, HENREY ALLAN EE Hico Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, AIEE. KOENNING, AUGUST GEORGE Gopher Lnd. Art Luling Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Landscape Art Club. KOESTER, JOHN H. Johnny Ag. Eng. Riesel Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, ASAE. KOONCE, PHIL BARRETT Ag. Eng. Pleasanton Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Tau Beta Pi, ASAE, Scholarship Honor Society. KOSAREK, CHARLIE FRANK Chuck I. Ed. Ennis Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Officer IE Club, Newman Club. KOSAREK, CHARLIE JOHN, JR. Chuck Pet.-Geol. Eng. Bryan Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, Pet. Club, Geol. Club, Bryan Club. KOTARA, ARCHIE H. Arch CE San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Officer Newman Club, ASCE, Scholar¬ ship Honor Society, Distinguished Student, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi. 92 KRAUSE, WILBERT H. Bill Geol. Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, Aggie Players, President, Chief Announcer WTAW, Geology Club, Distinguished Student. KUCHERKA, STANLEY L, JR. Ag. E Eagle Lake Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, ASAE, Newman Club. KUNIHIRO, SOW Flor. So. San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 51, Army, YMCA, Sec. Landscape Art Club, Re¬ porter Agricultural Council, Officer Aggie Christian Fellowship, Distinguished Student, Intercollegiate Flower Judging Team. KUNZE, OTTO R. Ag. E La Grange Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Managing Editor Battalion, ASAE, Corresponding Secretary Texas Delta Chapter, Tau Beta Pi, Fayette County Club. KURTIN, JULIAN J. Toots AH Houston Age 30, Class ' 50, Navy. KUTCH, GEORGE F. Vet. Med. Gladewater Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, AVMA, Saddle Sirloin Club, East Texas Club. LACOUR, HENRY M., JR. Hank Bus. Laredo Age 21, Class 49, Army, Battalion Staff, Victoria Club, Laredo Club, Business Society, Press Club. LACY, JACK W. Ag. Ed. Cross Plains Age 21, Class ' 50, FFA, Heart of Texas Club. LA FLEUR, PAUL R. Bus. Ad. Houston Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Business Society, Houston Club. LAIR, JAMES W. Geol. Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, Geology Club LAKE, JOHN W. Ento. Age 29, Class ' 50, Navy. LAMBERT, BURTON E. IE Sweetwater Age 22, Class ' 49, Army, Singing Cadets, Industrial Education Club, Sweetwater Club, Band. Houston Jock Rosebud LAMP, JAMES H. Jimmy Vet. Med. Bellville Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, AVMA, Distinguished Student. LANDRUM, PAUL N., JR. Vet. Med. Taylor Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy. LANDRY, CLYDE L. Clinker CE Beaumont Age 20, Class ' 50, ROTC, Beaumont Club, ASCE. LANDRY, LLOYD Pat Bus. Port Arthur Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, Business Society, Port Arthur Club. LANE, HARRY C. Plant Sc. Garrison Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy. LANGFORD, IVAN, JR. CE Age 23, Class ' 47, Marines, ASCE. Bryan LANGLINAIS, RAYMOND L. Arch. San Antonio Age 30, Class ' 50, Air Force, Architecture Society, AGC, New¬ man Club. LANHAM, WAYNE H. AH Granbury Age 28, Class ' 50, USCG, Saddle Sirloin Club, Weatherford Club. LAUDERDALE, JOHN R. Bob ' ' ME Anahuac Age 22, Class ' 47, Army, Ross Volunteers, ASME, ASHVE, Band, Orchestra, Engineer Staff. LAUGHLIN, JOHN E. ME Bryan Age 27, Class ' 50. LAWRENCE, LEWIS A. AH Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Saddle Sirloin Club. Peck Fort Worth LAWSON, HARRY C, JR. R F San Antonio Age 25, Class ' 46, Air Force, Officer, R F Club. LAYMAN, EDWARD Ch. E Galveston Age 24, Class ' 48, Army, AlChE, ACS, Newman Club. LEE, CURTIS H. Lee Ag. Eco. Ballinger Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Marketing and Finance Club, San Angelo Club. LEE, NEAL E. CE Mt. Enterprise Age 23, Class ' 51, Army. LEHMAN, AUGUST F. Augie CE Waukesha, Wis. Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, ASCE, Distinguished Student. LEMMON, JAMES H., JR. Arch. Houston Age 26, Class ' 50, USMC, Architectural Society, Junto Club. LENZEN, WILLIAM R. Arch. Houston Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, Architectural Society, Houston Club. LESTER, CHARLES M. Dude Ag. Ed. James Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, Instramural Manager, Officer Upshur Club, College Chapter FFA. LEVISAY, BYRON N. Pete Pet. E Blanket Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Petroleum Club. LEWIS, JOHN W. PH Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy. Bubba ' 1 Waco LEWIS, LEO D. 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E San Antonio Age 28, Class ' 50, Army, Petroleum Club. McBRiDE, JAMES W. Mac AH Winnie Age 21, Class ' 50. McCANN, WILLIAM R. Pet. E Age 21, Class ' 50. West Bill Columbia McCANTS, ERSKINE W., JR. PME Dallas Age 22, Class ' 49, Army, ROIC, Varsity Track, Petroleum Club. McCASKILL, GERALD Mac Agron. Nineveh Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Agronomy Society, Leon County Club. McCLAIN, FRANK H. ME Rusk Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force. McCLUNG, BILLY B. Ag. Eco. Hillsboro Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, Vice President Market Finance Club. McConnell, stewart j. Mac Vet. Med. Ysleta Age 26, Class ' 49, Air Force, AVMA, Southwestern Veterinarian Staff, Battalion Staff. McCORMICK, SETH D. IE Hawkins Age 21, Class ' 49. McCOY, ALLEN W. EE Age 26, Class ' 50, Army, AIEE, IRE. Mac Stephenville McDermott, Charles e. AH Cameron Age 24, Class ' 46, Air Force. McDonald, Robert l. Lendy Vet. Med. Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, AVMA, Distinguished Student. McDowell, joe m. CE Age 27, Class ' 45, Army, ASCE. Mac Paris McELROY, JAY C. EE Houston Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE, Camera Club. McELROY, PAUL D. Mag Pet. E Dallas Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, Dallas Club, Petroleum Club, Re¬ porter AIME. McELWAIN, JACK W. Mac ME Dallas Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force. MacFARLANE, JAMES L. Jim Pet. E Dallas Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, ROTC, Newman Club, Geology Club, Petroleum Club, AIME. McENTIRE, JOE J. Ag. Ed. Age 20, Class ' 50. Joe Comanche McGEHEE, FRANK H. Pet. E Brookhaven, Miss. Age 24, Class ' 50, Army. McGILL, JAMES L. Jay Pet.-Geol. E Weatherford Age 24, Class ' 49, Air Force, Petroleum Club, Geology Club, Weatherford Club. McGINNIS, BILLY G. Mac CE Strawn Age 22, Class ' 50, Air Force. MclNTOSH, CARL D. Mac ME Waco Age 23, Class ' 48, Navy. McLAIN, NELSON A. Pet. E Lubbock Age 28, Class ' 42, Army, Aggieland Orchestra, AIME, Petroleum Club. McLARRY, GIBSON H. Gib Dairy Prod. Sulphur Springs Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Kream Kow Klub, Dairy Judging Team. McLEOD, CURTIS R. Mac Wildlife Man. McLeod Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, Fish Game Club, Texas Academy Science, Distinguished Student, Cass County Club. McMillan, frank n„ jr. Hoss Pet.-Geol. E Calvert Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Petroleum Club, Geology Club, Junior Editor Engineer, Cadet Capt., ROTC. McMURREN, WILLIAM H. Mac CE Los Angeles, Calif. Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, ASCE. McNAMARA, THOMAS M. Mac CE Orange Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force. McNATT, ELMER J. Red EE Dallas Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Air Force, Radio Club, IRE, Phi Kappa Thata. McNEIL, ROBERT S. Mac Ch. E Long Branch, N. J. Age 22, Class ' 50, Air Force, AlChE, ASC. McNEILL, WILLIS F. Mac Acct. Galveston Age 21, Class ' 49, Navy, Acct. Society, Galveston Club, Dis¬ tinguished Student. McPherson, timothy Fisheries Gainesville Age 23, Class ' 50, Naval Air Corps, Cooke County Club, Biology Club, Fish Game Club, Collegiate Academy Science. McPHEE, WILLIAM A. Pet. E Sanderson Age 26, Class ' 50, Army, Petroleum Club. McSWAIN, ARLAN B. Buzz AH Amarillo Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Distinguished Student, Amarillo Club, Saddle and Sirloin Club. MACE, MARVIN R. - Rex Wildlife Man. Seguin Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, Fish and Game Club, Distinguished Student. _ 97 £iM MACKAN, JOSEPH MARION Mack ME Beaumont Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, ASHVE, ASME, Bowling Club. MADDUX, THOMAS J. ME Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Corps, ASHVE, ASME. Tom Centerville MADRID, SAM, JR. ME San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Newman Club, ASME. MADDUX, FRED L. Bio. Longview Age 26, Class ' 44, Army. MADDUX, HENRY SHERMAN ME Centerville Age 26, Class ' 50, Marines, ASME. MAGRUDER, GEORGE C. Farm-Ranch Mgt. San Angelo Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Market and Finance Club, San Angelo Club. MAHONEY, JACK DANIEL Pet. E Dallas Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy, Pet. E Club, Tau Beta Pi. MALONE, BILLY P. Bill ME Paris Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASME, ASHVE, Lamar County Club. MALLORY, ERIC D., JR. Ag. Eco. Lindale Age 25, Class ' 46, Navy, Marketing and Finance Club, Tyler Club. MANOUSOS, WILLARD B. Pete ME Galveston Age 24, Class ' 47, Air Force, Galveston Club, ASHVE. MARAK, KENNETH J. Ken Arch. Cameron Age 24, Class ' 47, Army, Arch. Society, Newman Club, Tau Beta Pi, Press Club, Distinguished Student. MARBLE, WILLIAM A. Boots CE Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, Dallas Club, Newman Club, ASCE. MARCHMAN, JEROME E. Jerry AH Graham Age 20, Class ' 50, Saddle Sirloin Club. MARKS, GEORGE C. Agron. Heldenhaimer Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, Vice President, Bell County Club, Agronomy Society. MARSH, THOMAS G., JR. Tommy Ag. Ed. San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, FFA. MARSHALL, SAM N., JR. Arch. Alexandria, La, Age 22, Class ' 48, Coast Guard, Arch. Society, A1A. MARTIN, CLYDE D. Dave Geol. E Fort Worth Age 23, Class ' 47, Air Force, Geology Club, Aggie Band, Fort Worth Club. MARTIN, EVERETT C, JR. Red ' Vet. Med. Bryan Age 27, Class ' 44, Army, AVMA. 98 I V L MARTIN, JAMES T. Ch. E Lampasas Age 21, Class ' 49, Navy, AlChE. MARTENS, WILLIAM P. Willie Ch. E Houston Age 28, Class ' 43, Air Force, AlChE. MARX, MARTIN B. Marty Vet. Med. Houston Age 25, Class ' 45, Army, Sul Ross Research Club, ROIC, Masons, Distinguished Student, Houston Club. MASSEY, DELBERT G. EE Dallas Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. MASSEY, JAMES L. Vet. Med. Beaumont Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force. MASSEY, SAMUEL D., JR. Sambo ME Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, ASME, Houston Club. MAST, JAMES W. Jim Eco. Laredo Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, Laredo Club, Pre-Law Society, Eco¬ nomics Club, Spanish Club. MATHIS, BOB M. Vet. Med. Wichita Falls Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, Southwestern Veterinarian Staff. MATTHEWS, THOMAS W. Tom Vet. Med. Luling Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force, AVMA, Distinguished Student. MATTHEWS, WILBUR R. Dede Arch. Victoria Age 22, Class ' 48, Marines, Distinguished Student, AIA, AGC, Scholastic Honor Society, Secretary Arch Society, Secretary Biolo¬ gy Club, Swimming Team. MATULA, DANIEL J. Dan AH Runge Age 23, Class ' 4?, Saddle Sirloin Club, Newman Club, Flax Country Club. MATUSTIK, HARRY J. Arch. West Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy, Distinguished Student, Newman Club, Arch. Society. MAULDEN, MARTIN L, JR. ME Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force. MAULDEN, ROBERT D. Man. E Age 30, Class ' 50, Air Force, SAM. MAULDIN, GENE R. AH Albany Age 26, Class ' 50, Marines, Saddle Sirloin Club. MAYES, H. M. LA Sweetwater Age 28, Class ' 50, Army. MAYES, JOHN M. ME Stephenville Age 24, Class ' 50, Marines, ASME. Marty Balmorhea Bob Shreveport, La. MAYFIELD, BOBBIE M. Bob PH Dayton Age 22, Class ' 48, Coast Guard, President Poultry Science Club, Ag. Council, Liberty County Club, Poultry Judging Team. 99 MAYS, TERRELL L. Terry ' 1 Ch. E Richmond, Calif. Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, AlChE, Waco-McLennan County Club. MAYSE, BILLY R. Milo Vet. Med. Brady Age 23, Class ' 48, Air Force, Distinguished Student; San Angelo Club, Heart of Texas Club, AVMA, Southwestern Veterinarian Staff. MEANS, THEODORE M. EE San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 50, Army, Pistol Team. MEDLIN, JACK T. IE Karnack Age 24, Class ' 51, Navy, IE Club, Marshall Club. MEGASON, JACK E. R F Henderson Age 25, Class ' 50, Marines, Range and Forestry Club, East Texas Club. MERCHANT, JOHN H. Johnny Arch. Franklin Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy, Arch. Society, AGC, President Robert¬ son County Club, Distinguished Student. MEREDITH, JACK R. Pet. Geo. Brownsville Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Petroleum Club, Geology Club. MERIWETHER, NAT A. Acct. Tyler Age 30, Class ' 42, Army, Accounting Society. MESSICK, D. C, JR. AH Memphis Age 20, Class ' 50, Saddle Sirloin Club. MEYER, HUBERT O. Vet. Med. San Antonio Age 28, Class ' 50, Navy. MICHALSKI, JOHN F., JR. Ag. Ed. San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 47, Air Force, FFA. MIEARS, JAMES W. Jimmy Ag. Ed. Gorman Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, FFA. MIKESKA, LOMAX L. Micky Ag. Eco. Brookshire Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force. MILAM, BERT W. Dairy Mfg. Dumas Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, Kream Kow Klub, Amarillo Club. MILLARD, RICHARD W. Bus. Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, Business Society, Houston Club. MILLER, CLIFFORD A. Rusty CE Dallas Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASCE, Tau Beta Pi. MILLER, EGAN R. Man. E Arlington Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, SAM. MILLER, HAROLD D. Ag. Eco. Celina Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, Collin County Club, Marketing Finance Club. 100 MILLER, ROBERT J. CE Age 24, Class ' 50, Marines, ASCE. MILLER, ROY A. AH Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. Bob Sparta Greggton MILLER, THOMAS E. T Ed. Bryan Age 20, Class ' 50, Singing Cadets, Bryan-College Station Club, Phi Eta Sigma, Scholarship Honor Society, Pre-Med Pre-Dent. Club, Distinguished Student. MILLER, VOLIE P. ME Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASME. MILLER, WILLIAM C. Bus. Age 21, Class ' 49, Aggie Band, Business Society. Burkeville Bill Gainesville, Fla. MILLER, WILLIAM T. Bill Man. E San Antonio Age 26, Class ' 46, Army, President Newman Club, San Antonio Club, Interfaith Council, Distinguished Student, Engineer Staff, SAM, AIEE. MILLIKEN, RALPH E. Red Ag. Eco. McAllen Age 23, Class ' 49, Air Force, Rio Grande Valley Club, Market¬ ing Finance Club, Sul Ross Research Club, Business Society. MILLS, VAN C. R F Athens Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy, Range Forestry Club, Henderson County Club. MILLSAP, FRED N„ JR. Bus. Paris Age 25, Class ' 45, Army, Business Society, Secretary Lamar County Club, YMCA Cabinet. MINTON, FRED, JR. Mits Arch. Beaumont Age 27, Class ' 50, Army, Arch. Society, Beaumont Club. MITCHELL, CHARLES R. Rooster Pet. E Dallas Age 26, Class ' 49, Air Force, Student Senate, Treasurer Pe¬ troleum Club, Dallas Club, AIME. MITCHELL, JACK D. Fish Game Age 28, Class ' 50, Air Force. Mitch Orlando, Fla. MITCHELL, ROBERT B. Arch. Age 24, Class ' 46, Marines. Mickey San Antonio MONTES, MIGUEL Mike Geol. Brownsville Age 19, Class ' 50, Newman Club, Geology Club, Rio Grande Valley Club. MONTGOMERY, I. E., JR. Monty Arch. Baytown Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy, Baytown Club, Arch. Society, AGC, Student Senate. MOORE, JAMES E. ME Red Oak Age 31, Class ' 49, Army, SAE. MOORE, JINKINS D. B. AH Mt. Vernon Age 21, Class ' 49, Saddle Sirloin Club, East Texas Club. MOORE, WILLIAM A. Bill ME San Antonio Age 27, Class ' 50, Army. 101 MORGENTHALER, CHARLES E. Morgen Pet. E Phillips Age 23, Class ' 48, Army, AIME, Petroleum Club, ROTC. MORINGY, PETER F. CE Houston Age 21, Class ' 49, Marines, ASCE. MORRIS, CURTIS F., JR. Senator Landscape Arts Houston Age 27, Class ' 50, Landscape Art Club, President Agriculture Council, Belstarling Scholarship Award. MORRIS, JAMES B. CE Bryan Age 24, Class ' 46, Army, AlChE, Tau Beta Pi. MOSELEY, J. T. Pet. E Eustace Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy. MOSELEY, RICHARD S. Dick AH Kingsville Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Saddle Sirloin Club, Rodeo Assn. MOSER, IVAN S. Moe Man. E San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Coast Guard, SAM. MOSES, RUSSELL A. EE Age 26, Class ' 50, Marines. Moe Medford, Mass. MOSS, KING Ed. Sinton Age 31, Class ' 41, Marines. MOSS, ROY L, JR. Roy Bus. Hearne Age 21, Class ' 50, Marines, Business Society, Robertson County Club. MOTE, ROBERT M. Bob Agron. Lorena Age 22, Class ' 50, Air Force, Agronomy Society, Waco-McLennan Club. MULLINS, WILLIAM G. Bus. Dallas Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy. MUNNERLYN, RAY D. Pet. E Del Rio Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, Secretary-Treasurer Del Rio Club, Tau Beta Pi, Petroleum Engineering Club, Scholarship Honor Society. MURDOCH, RUSSELL I. Ag. Eco. Dallas Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Marketing Finance Club, Dallas Class. MURPHY, OSCAR K. Ag. Eco. Age 26, Class ' 50, Army. MURPHY, RAY D. Agron. Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Agronomy Society. Murph Bryan Donna MURRAY, FABURN M. Mo Bus. El Campo Age 21, Class ' 49, C Troop Cav., Exec., Business Society, WhaHon County Club, El Campo Club Secretary-Treasurer. MYERS, ROBERT J. Bus. Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy. Bob Columbus 102 NARON, MARSHALL E. Pet. E Age 22, Class ' 50, Petroleum Club, Ernie Hughes Springs Cass County Club. NAUGLE, RUSSELL C. Russ EE Saginaw Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy, Fort Worth Club, AIEE. NEFF, PAUL, JR. EE-ME Dallas Age 25, Class ' 48, Navy, ASME, AIEE, Camera Club. NEHRING, HARVEY L. Bus. Brenham Age 22, Class ' 50, Army. NELSON, ALFRED W. Aero. Henderson Age 22, Class ' 50, Air Force, IAS. NELSON, WILLIAM E. Ed ME Gladewater Age 20, Class ' 51, ASME. NEVILLE, FRANCIS N., JR. Frank Vet. Med. San Antonio Age 31, Class ' 50, Army, Secretary-Treasurer AVMA, Associate Editor Southwestern Veterinarian, Scholarship Honor Society. NEVILL, IVAN B., JR. Man. E Houston Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy SAM. NEWBURN, A. L. Newt AH Bullard Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Saddle Sirloin Club, East Texas Club, Distinguished Student. NEWMAN, WALTER J. Pet. E Palestine Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Petroleum Club, Palestine Club, AIMME. NG, BIN M. Bingo Man. E San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 47, Army, 1AE, SAM, ROTC. NICHOLS, G. W. Nick ME Abilene Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, ASME, SAE. NIPPER, JIMMY Nip Wildlife Man. Laird Hill Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Wildlife Management Club, Texas Academy of Science. NIXSON, FRANK D., JR. Nick IE Longview Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, President IE Club, Sul Ross Research Club, Engineers Council. NOBLE, MARION D. Zeke Pet. E Palacios Age 23, Class ' 47, Marines, Petroleum Club. NOBILING, C. W. Bill Bus. San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, Aggie Band, Business Society, San Antonio Club. NOLEN, MACK T. Hist. Wichita Falls Age 23, Class ' 45, Army, Co-Editor Commentator, Distinguished Student. NOVOSAD, CHARLES L, JR. Bud Pre-Med. Bryan Age 18, Class ' 51, Pre-Med. Society. 103 NOWLIN, CLYDE F. Ag. Eng. Hillsboro Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force. OAKLEY, STANLEY F. “Stan Hort. Stephenville Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Hort. Society. O ' BRIEN, THOMAS R. Agron. Edna Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force, Newman Club, Treasurer Agrono¬ my Society. O ' CONNOR, WILLIAM T. ME Dallas Age 22, Class ' 48, Marines, Dallas Club, Newman Club, ASME. OGDEN, DONALD I. “Micker Biol. El Campo Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, Biology Club. Acct. Shreveport, La. OGDEN, THOMAS W. Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, Vice President, Shreveport Club, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer Accounting Society. O ' HARA, ROBERT N. “Bob EE Dallas Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE, Dallas Club. OLIVER, LAWRENCE E. “Larry Bus. Groesbeck Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force, Business Society, Bi-Stone County Club, Battalion Staff. O ' NEAL, DESSIE E. “Danny ME St. Petersburg, Fla. Age 28, Class ' 50, Army, Sul Ross Research Club. O ' NEAL, LLOYD R. ME Troup Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Theta Kappa. ONSTOTT, LLOYD J. “Jimmy Pet. E Wichita Falls Age 22, Class ' 49, Army, Vice President Wichita Falls Club. ORADAT, FRANK R., JR. Aero-Man. E Electro Age 29, Class ' 42, Army, SAM. ORMSBY, GERALD E. “Tim Buck Bus. Bunkie, La. Age 23, Class ' 48, Army, Business Club. OTTE, A. J. Man. E Brady Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, SAM, Distinguished Student, Scholar¬ ship Honor Society. OVERLY, ROBERT J. “Bob ME White Oak Age 22, Class ' 48, Coast Guard, Secretary-Treasurer SAE, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer East Texas Club, B Team Football, Newman Club, ASME, ROTC. OVERLY, JAMES A. “Jim Bus. White Oak Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, President East Texas Club, Presi¬ dent Newman Club, Intramural Manager, T Association, Asst. Athletic Trainer, Business Society. OWEN, WILLIAM B. Ag. Ed. Jacksboro Age 21, Class ' 50, FFA. PACE, FLOYD A. Pet. E Kenedy Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, Petroleum Club, Flax County Club. 104 PAGE, ROBERT W. Bob Arch. Dallas Age 22, Class of ' 48, Navy, Student Life Committee, President AGC, President Dallas Club, ' 46 Arch Society, Engineering Council. PAINE, JEWEL A. EE Age 26, Class ' 50, Army. Port Acres PANGBURN, RICHARD E. Dick Man. E El Paso Age 21, Class ' 49, Army, SAM, American Foundryman ' s Society, Newman Club. PANNILL, CHARLES R. Geol. Age 24, Class ' 46, USNR, Geology Club. Kemp PARK, JAMES E. Jim Dairy Mfg. Amarillo Age 24, Class ' 46, USMC, Editor Agriculturist, Press Club, Agri¬ culture Council, Vice-President Kream Kow Klub, National Dairy Product Judging Team, Distinguished Student. PARMA, EUGENE C. Bus. Ennis Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Business Society, Newman Club. PARSONS, WILLIAM E. Aero. Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, IAS. Bill Fort Worth PASTOREK, RALPH P. Man. E Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy. New Orleans, La. PATTERSON, FLOYD H. Hist. Age 20, Class ' 50. Pat Silsbee PAULK, WILLIAM M. Acct. Vernon Age 25, Class ' 45, Air Force, Accounting Society, Northwest Texas Club. PAULL, RUSSELL O. Silo Bus. Graham Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, Business Society, Newman Club. PAVELKA, JEAN R. AH Bellville Age 20, Class ' 50, Saddle Sirloin Club, Tumbling Club. PAXSON, RALPH E. Fish and Game Age 24, Class ' 50, Army. Wichita Falls PEACOCK, THOMAS L. Ag. Ed. Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy. Dublin PEARCE, TRUMAN L. Acct. Carthage Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, Sul Ross Research Club, Accounting Society, East Texas Club. PEARSON, RICE R. CE Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, Tyler Club, ASCE. ' Doak Tyler PENA, AUGUSTO F. Augie CE Laredo Age 24, Class ' 47, Army, Newman Club, ASCE, Treasurer Laredo Club, 1949; President, 1950. PENCE, GORDON C. RS Whitesboro Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Vice-President Sociology Club. 105 PERDOMO, RODOLFO AH Guatemala City, C. A. Age 21, Class ' 50, Latin American Club, Newman Club, Saddle Sirloin Club, Soccer Club. PERKINS, L. E„ JR. Perk Bus. Olney Age 22, Class ' 49, Army, Business Society. PERKINS, LEONARD L, JR. Pete Bus. Dallas Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Distinguished Student. PERKINS, LEONARD N. Perk Bus. Fort Worth Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, Business Society, Fort Worth Club, Student Director, Singing Cadets, Asst. Director Music Activities. PETERSON, GLENN W. Pete ME Longview Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, ASME, Tau Beta Pi, AFS. PETROFSKY, PAUL E. IE Henderson Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, Industrial Education Club. PETTERSON, CHARLES F. Charley Agron. Enloe Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, Agronomy Society. PETTY, LAWARENCE O., JR. L. O. PME Columbia, Mo. Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Aggieland Orchestra, AIME, ASME, Distinguished Student, Petroleum Club. PHILLIPS, PAUL K., JR. Phil Man. E Palestine Age 28, Class ' 43, Air Force, SAM. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM R. Pet. E Age 23, Class ' 48, Navy, Petroleum Club. Bill Gladewater PIANTA, JOHN D., JR. CE Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, ASCE, AGC. Dago San Antonio PICCOLO, JOE CE Bryan Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy. PIERCE, ELMER Vet. Med. Port Arthur Age 27, Class ' 50, Army, Distinguished Student, AVMA, Port Arthur Club. PIERCE, ROBERT N. Skeet Ag. Ed. Gordon Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force. PLACE, BRUCE B. IE Crawford Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, Industrial Ed. Club, Waco-McLennan County Club. PLACE, JOHNNIE S. Geol. Wortham Age 22, Class ' 50, Army. PLAGENS, WILLIAM T. Bill Arch. Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, Arch. Society, AGC, Houston Club. POINTER, GERALD M. Whiskey Bus. Bryan Age 23, Class ' 50, Marines, Bryan-College Station Club, Busi¬ ness Society, Flying Texas Aggies. 106 POLK, JOHN R. Pubar CE San Augustine Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, ASCE. PORTER, BISHOP G., JR. Bish Geol. Houston Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, Geology Club. PORTER, EDWARD O. Ed EE Fort Worth Age 26, Class ' 51, Air Force, Vice-President, Aggie Squares, AIEE. POTTS, JOHN W. Bill B A Gatesville Age 23, Class ' 48, Army, Co-Sports Editor Battalion, Reporter Business Society, President Coryell County Club, Press Club. POWELL, ARTHUR B. Art CE Wichita Falls Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASCE. POWDRILL, JACK L. EE Kilgore Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE IRE. PRINCE, RILLIUS E„ JR. Skeeter Vet. Med. Orange Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, T Association, Varsity Baseball, AVMA, Orange Club, A Battery C.O., ' 45- ' 46. PRICE, FRANKLIN S. Agron. Age 25, Class ' 46, Army. Bubba Matador PRICE, DONALD L. Bus. Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Business Society. Duck Red Oak PUCKITT, CARLEY W. Ag. Eco. Jasper Age 34, Class ' 50, Army, Battalion Staff. PURVIS, RICHARD Ag. Ed. Cottonwood Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy, FFA. RABROKER, ROBERT A. Agron. Age 31, Class ' 50, Army. RAGLAND, FRANK L. CE Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, ASCE. RANDOL, ROBERT T. Acct. Galveston Age 32, Class ' 50, Air Force, Accounting Society. Westphalia Bloody Graham RANEY, HARRY IE Fort Worth Age 26, Class ' 50, USNR, Student Life Committee, Student Sen¬ ator, Vice President ROA, Industrial Education Club, Who ' s Who. RANKIN, CHARLES D. Charlie AH Corsicana Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Secretary Saddle Sirloin Club, Rodeo Team, All-Pound Cowboy, Aggie Rodeo, 1947; President National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association, Agriculture Council, Livestock Judging Team. RANSOM, WILLIAM R. Willie EE Mexia Age 23, Class ' 48, Air Force, AIEE, Tau Beta Pi, Scholarship Honor Society. REASONOVER, CHARLES H. CE Kemp Age 23, Class ' 50, ASCE. 107 REED, BOB H. Arch. Dallas Age 25, Class ' 50, Army, Scholarship Honor Society, Tau Beta Pi, Engineers Council, Architectural Society. REED, CHARLES W. Bill ME Poteet Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. REED, EDWIN L. AH Lockhart Age 21, Class ' 50. REED, RAY P. ME San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy, ASME, Press Club. REESE, CALVIN Ag. Ed. Ballinger Age 21, Class ' 49, ROTC, FFA. REESE, JOEL R. Hort. Ballinger Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, Hort. Society, President Sul Ross Re¬ search Club, San Angelo Club. REEVES, JOHNNIE L. Vet. Med. Austin Age 24, Class ' 49, Air Force, Scholarship Honor Society, AVMA. REID, BOBBY L. Biol. Pasadena Age 20, Class ' 50, Pre-Med. Society, Biology Club, Aggie Band, Distinguished Student. REYNOLDS, JOHN F. Jack CE Bryan Age 25, Class ' 47, Army, ASCE, AGC. REYNOLDS, STANLEY B. Pet. Geol. Eng. Brady Class ' 50, Petroleum Club, Heart ' O Texas Club. ROHDEN, JAMES G. Red AH Baytown Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, Saddle Sirloin Club. RHYNER, HOWARD O. IE Dallas Age 32, Class ' 50, Army, IE Club, Sul Ross Research Club, ORC, ROA. RICE, GEORGE H., JR. EE Texon Age 25, Class ' 49, Air Force, Singing Cadets, Ross Volunteers, ROTC, Southwest Texas Club, Baptist Student Union, Camera Club, Interfaith Council. RICE, MARVIN G. Bill EE-Man. E San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 46, Marines, Managing Editor Summer Battalion, Student Senate, AIEE, SAM. RICE, WILBUR L. EE lola Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE. RICHARDS, JOE E. Big Ed Agron. Sweetwater Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Agronomy Society, Sul Ross Research Club. RICHARDS, JOHN M. Rich ME Fort Worth Age 30, Class ' 50, Army. RICHTER, HUBERT P. Rick AH Ennis Age 24, Class ' 46, Army, Saddle Sirloin Club. 108 RIDDLE, DON I. Vet. Med. Wichita Falls Age 24, Class ' 46, Navy, AVMA. Scholarship Honor Society, Press Club. RIDER, ALVIN R. EE Newgulf Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE. RIDER, FRANKLIN L, JR. Ento. Newgulf Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Entomology Society. RIFE, WILLIAM T. Bill Ch. E Dallas Age 23, Class ' 48, Army, American Chemical Society, AlChE, Instructor Mil. Sci. Dept., Dallas Club. RIKARD, DONALD A. Ch. E Heorne Age 21, Class ' 50, Army. RITTER, KENNETH E. Tex Agron. Gary Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, BSU, Agronomy Society. ROARK, LESTER L. Man. E Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 51, SAM, Beaumont Club. ROBERTS, CLOYD M. Chico EE Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 48, Navy. ROBERTS, JAMES C. Sack AH Paris Age 21, Class ' 50, Lamar County Club, Saddle Sirloin Club. ROBERTS, JAMES T. Jim Ag. Ed. Comanche Age 25, Class ' 42, Navy, FFA. ROBERTS, LANDON N. Geol. Weatherford Age 26, Class ' 44, Navy, Geology Club, Weatherford Club. ROBINSON, TED F. Skeet Ag. Ed. Marietta Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Cass County Club, Singing Cadets, FFA. ROCHA, VENTURA Ben Arch. San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 51, Navy, Architectural Society. RODDY, LLOYD W. Rod Ch. E Denison Age 26, Class ' 46, Army, AlChE. RODRIGUEZ, TRIAS F. Rod ME Santurce, Puerto Rico Age 21, Class ' 48, Army, Latin-American Club, ASME. ROEGER, JACK L. Arch. Shreveport, La. Age 23, Class ' 46, Air Force, Arch. Society, Shreveport Club. ROHRER, ROY R. Bus. Houston Age 21, Class ' 48, Air Force, Houston Club, Business Club. ROSIER, JAMES G. Rosie Ento. Bryan Age 30, Class ' 50, Army, Social Secretary Entomology Club. 109 SEN 10 ROSS, HARDY E. Ch. E Palacios Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, AlChE. ROVINSKY, ERVEN Lewt ME Fort Worth Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, Hillel Club Vice President, ASHVE, Sul Ross Research Club, Fort Worth Club. ROWE, DON L. Acct. Pampa Age 22, Class ' 50, Distinguished Student, Secretary Accounting Society, ROTC, Press Club. RUCKER, WILLIAM G. Arch. Temple Age 24, Class ' 51, Navy, Architectural Society, Bell County Club. RUSHING, JAMES E. Jim EE Man. E New Willard Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE, SAM, Polk County Club, Sul Ross Research Club. RUSSELL, ROBERT J., JR. Bob Wildlife Man. Gainesville Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, Secretary Fish Game Club, Ag. Council, Cooke County Club. RUTLEDGE, COLLIE C, JR. EE Shreveport, La Age 27, Class ' 50, Marines. RYAN, EDWARD S. ME Age 24, Class ' 47, Navy, Wichita Falls Club. Eddie Wichita Falls SANDERS, SAM P., JR. Lying Sam Ag. Ed. Paris Age 20, Class ' 50, Lamar County Club, FFA. SANDLAND, WILLIAM C. Man. E Houston Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, SAM. SANDOZ, LOUIS S. AH Port Arthur Age 24, Class ' 47, Air Force, Port Arthur Club. SAUNDERS, LLOYD H., JR. Pete Bus. Gainesville Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Business Society, Cooke County Club. SCHATZMAN, NORMAN S. Aero. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, Hillel Club, Camera Club, Dallas Club, IAS. SCHAUER, BILLY B. B. B. Pet. E Del Rio Age 26, Class ' 50, Army, Petroleum Club, Vice President Del Rio Club, AIME. SCHEPPS, DAVID Bus. Dallas Age 22, Class ' 49, Army. SCHILLING, WILBUR N. Pet. E Dayton Age 25, Class ' 46, Navy. SCHIMMELL, GLEN R., JR. Geol. E San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Geology Club. SCHLITTLER, HENRY W. AA Age 26, Class ' 45, Army. Dub Graham no SCHRICKEL, OLLIE E., JR. Gene Landscaping Arlington Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Landscape Art Club, President T Club, Basketball Letterman, Captain ' 49, Distinguished Student, Who ' s Who. SCHULZE, JAMES L. Jim ME Meridian Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi. SCHUMANN, JOHN E., JR. ME Age 24, Class ' 50, Naval AC, ASME, ASHVE. Jack Dallas SCHWERTNER, DARWIN R. Bus. Schwertner Age 25, Class ' 46, Navy, Business Society. SCHWOPE, ERIC C, JR. Jock CE San Antonio Age 25, Class ' 46, Army, ASCE, AGC. SCOTT, WENDELL Q. Scottie ME Shamrock Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Treasurer ASHVE, Vice President ASHVE, ASME. SCRIMGEOUR, WILLIAM B., JR. Bubba Bus. Galveston Age 20, Class ' 50, Student Senate ' 48, Football, Galveston Club, Vice President Aggieland ' 50 Staff, Business Society, Dis¬ tinguished Student. SCRIVENER, ARNOLD L. Bus. Taft Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Marketing Finance Club, Business Society. SEALE, BILLY J. Joe Ag. Ed. Kerens Age 21, Class ' 49, Agriculture Council, Secretary FFA. SECREST, CHARLES C. Seek Arch. Paris Age 25, Class ' 46, Air Force, Vice President Lamar County Club, Architectural Society, AGC. SELF, JOHN N. AH San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, Saddle Sirloin Club, San Antonio Club. SELLE, EUGENE P. Gene CE Waco Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, ASCE, Waco-McLennan County Club. SENTELL, JOHN S. Ag. Eco. Snyder Age 23, Class ' 48, Army, Saddle Sirloin Club, San Angelo Club, Live Stock Judging Team. SEWELL, DOUGLAS K. Rip EE Saint Jo Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE, Cooke County Club, Scholarship Honor Society, Vice President Tau Beta Pi. SHACKELFORD, KENNETH M. Shack Ag. Ed. Montague Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, NTAC Club, Montague County Club. SHADDIX, ROYSE C. Red Ag. Ed. Marietta Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, FFA, Cass County Club. SHARP, JAMES E. Jimmy ME Kilgore Age 21, Class ' 50, East Texas Club. SHAW, BILLY L. Ag. Eng. Abilene Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force. Ill SHELBY, JIMMIE Man. E Arlington Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy, SAM. SHELTON, JOHN T. AH Gonzales Age 23, Class ' 47, USMC. SHERER, BERNARD W. AH Sharon, S. C. Age 28, Class ' 50, Army, Saddle Sirloin Club. SHIVERS, HENRY G., JR. Ch. E Carthage Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, AlChE. SHOCKEY, THOMAS E. Arch. San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 50, Army. SHORT, JAMES A., JR. Jim Pet. E Jasper Age 26, Class ' 44, Air Force, Petroluem Engineering Club. SIGUT, LOUIS Agron. Marlin Age 28, Class ' 50, Navy, Agronomy Society, Newman Club, K of C. SIGUT, PAUL C. Pete Ag. Ed. Marlin Age 26, Class ' 44, Air Force, Petroleum Engineering Club. SIMMONS, JOHNNIE A. Ag. Ed. Dallas Age 30, Class ' 50, Army, Saddle Sirloin Club. SIMPSON, DONALD G. Wildlife Man. Houston Age 22, Class ' 49, Fish Game Club, Texas Collegiate Acade¬ my of Science, Aggie Band, Aggieland Orchestra, Houston Club. SIMPSON, HENRY A. Hank AH Dallas Age 20, Class ' 50, Jesse Jones Opportunity Award Winner, Saddle Sirloin Club, Scholastic Honor Society, Dallas Club, Distinguished Student. SIMPSON, ROSCOE E. Vet. Med. McKinney Age 27, Class ' 50, Army. SIMS, BEN O. B. O. AH Paint Rock Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, Saddle Sirloin Club, Vice-Presi¬ dent San Angelo Club. SIMS, WILLIAM H. Bill CE Galveston Age 32, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASCE. SINCLAIR, W. GUY, JR. Pet.-Geol. E Wichita Falls Age 23, Class ' 48, Navy, Pet. Eng. Club, Geology Club, Band. SINGLETON, NEILL, JR. Bus. Amarillo Age 26, Class ' 44, Air Force, Business Society, Amarillo Club. SKEEN, JOSEPH R. Joe Ag. Eng. Roswell, N. M. Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, ASAE. SKELTON, CHARLES W. EE Corsicana Age 27, Class ' 50, Navy, AIEE, Amateur Radio Club. 112 sills ‘ ■ SKIDMORE, JOHN K. DH Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. Skid Grapeland SKIDMORE, KENNETH L. ME Grapeland Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASME, Houston County Club. SLAUGHTER, HAROLD W. Bud Ag. Ed. Anno Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force, FFA. SLAUGHTER, OTHA L. O. L IE Corsicana Age 22, Class ' 49, Navy. SLAY, CLYDE, JR. Slim Vet. Med. Fort Worth Age 27, Class ' 44, Naval AC, Distinguished Student, AVMA. SLIGER, FREDERICK A. Al Ch. E Waco Age 27, Class ' 44, Army, AlChE, Singing Cadets, Aggie Players, Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Student. SMITH, BARRY R. LLA San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, English Majors Club, Battalion Staff. SMITH, BEN W., JR. Man. E Dallas Age 21, Class ' 49, SAM, SAE. SMITH, CECIL K. Smitty Arch. Bremond Age 28, Class ' 42, Army, Vice President Architectural Society. SMITH, C. CLAYBOURNE Chuck Ag. Eco. San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Mexican Army, Rodeo Club, Marketing Club, Saddle Sirloin Club. SMITH, ELBRiDGE G. Smitty IE Teague Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, Industrial Education Club, Bi-Stone County Club. SMITH, HAROLD B. Pet. E Age 30, Class ' 50, Army, AIME, Petroleum Club. Smitty Texas City SMITH, HULIN H. PE Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. Hoot Grand Saline SMITH, IVAN W. Smitty Dairy Mfg. Dallas Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Kream Kow Klub, Dairy Products Judging Team. SMITH, JAMES O. ch. E Smitty Waco Age 24, Class ' 46, Navy, AlChE, Waco-McLennan Club. SMITH, JOE E. PH Woodville Age 28, Class ' 50, Army, Poultry Science Club. SMITH, WILLIAM T. Red Smith Wildlife Man. Dallas Age 29, Class ' 50, Coast Guard, Wildlife Club. SNEAD, IRVIN S. CE Age 23, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASCE, ASGC. Grand Prairie 114 SOWDER, ELMER J., JR. Rip CE Amarillo Age 26, Class ' 46, Marines, ASCE. SPAFFORD, JOE F. Joe Ag. Ed. Rockwall Age 25, Class ' 50, Army and Navy, FFA. SPALDING, HENRY R. Ag. Ed. Palestine Age 39, Class ' 50, Army. SPANN, HAROLD O. Buddy Ag. Ed. Grapeland Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force, FFA. SPEED, LEHMAN T. Speedy IE Temple Age 27, Class ' 50, Army, Industrial Education Club. SPENCE, HORACE C, JR. Geol. Baytown Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, Geology Club. SPINKS, VICTOR E. Poochie Bus. Lockhart Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy. SPIVEY, R. C. Pet. E Flouston Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, Petroleum Club, AIME. SQUYRES, ROY E. Doc ME Mineral Wells Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASME, Sul Ross Research Club. STANISLAV, LEONARD R. Stan Agron. West Age 20, Class ' 50, Agronomy Society, Newman Club. STANLEY, LYN T. Pet. E Trinity Age 23, Class ' 50, Army, Petroleum Club, Tau Beta Pi. STANTON, EDWARD J. EE La Porte Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force. STATMAN, IRVING Itchy Bus. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 49, ROTC, Dallas Club, Business Society. STEEN, COSBY E. CE Corsicana Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, ASCE. STEENSON, SAMUEL M., JR. ME Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, ASHVE. Bubba Plano STEGER, LEE D. IE Overton Age 26, Class ' 50, Air Force. STEGINK, GERALD A. Jerry Aero. Waco Age 29, Class ' 50, Air Force, IAS. STEVENS, CARL T., JR. Ch. E Camp Hill, Pa. Age 24, Class ' 48, Navy, Publicity Public Relations for Aggie Players, ACS, AlChE, Camera Club, TASCA, Wrestling. STERMER, RAYMOND A. Ray Ag. Eng. 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Dallas Age 21, Class ' 50, Freshman Basketball Squad, Dallas Club, Business Society. STRINGER, HAL EUGENE Hoc Landscape Design Waco Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Dorm. Senator, Senate Representative to Student Life, Waco-McClenan County Club, Landscape Art Club, Illustrator Commentator-Battalion, Who ' s Who. STROMAN, JACK G. Agron. Las Cruces, New Mexico Age 21, Class ' 50, Navy, Agronomy Society. STROOPE, DON ERWIN Entomology Waxahachie Age 24, Class ' 50, Entomology Club, Ellis County Club, Academy of Science Collegiate Division. STROUD, CHESTER B. Foz Math. Dallas Age 22, Class ' 50, Army, Social Chairman NTAC Club, Student Senator. STUART, GEORGE R. PE Bryan Age 20, Class ' 50, Singing Cadets, Treasurer P. E. Club. STUART, JAMES F. EE Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force. COLVIN, ORGENE V. EE Age 29, Class ' 44, Air Force. HALL, GRAINGER L. CE Age 25, Class ' 50, Navy, ASCE. Frank Grand Saline Gene Port Arthur Beaumont 115 STUDDARD, CHESTER W. Stud Vet. Med. 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Society, Presi¬ dent A M Chapter, Texas Academy of Science, Distinguished Student. WHITAKER, NORMAN M. Happy ME Navasota Age 24, Class ' 46, Navy, ASME. WHITE, LAWRENCE D. CE Fort Worth Age 23, Class ' 47, Army, ASCE WHITE, ROBERT M. Aero. Age 21, Class ' 49, IAS. WHITE, THEODORE L. Ch. E Age 28, Class ' 50, Army. WHITE, WILLIAM T. PME Age 21, Class ' 47, Air Force. WHITAKER, JAMES E. Arch. Age 30, Class ' 50, Army, An Corky Lamesa Ted Jacksonville Bill Graham Bert Houston Society. WHITSETT, LYNN B. Nip AH Seguin Age 21, Class ' 49, USMC, Saddle Sirloin Club. WHITTAKER, WALLACE W. BA Houston Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Varsity Football Letterman, T Asso¬ ciation. WHITTINGTON, EDWIN M. Ag. Ed. Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, Collegiate FFA. Whit Coleman WHITTON, BILLY J. ME San Augustine Age 24, Class 5 ' 0, Navy, SAE, ASME. WILDE, MILTON E. IE Age 24, Class ' 50, Air Force, IE Club. Mik Newgulf WIEDENFELD, CLARENCE C. Agron. Comfort Age 21, Class ' 49, Air Force, Agronomy Society. WILKINS, JOHN F. Pop Vet. Med. Homer, La. Age 44, Class ' 50, Navy, Jr. AVMA. WILLIAMS, ANDREW L. CE Jackson, Tenn. Age 27, Class ' 50, Air Force. WILLIAMS, AUDREY A., JR. Bill Arch. Waco Age 24, Class ' 42, Air Force, Arch. Society, AGC. WILLIAMS, BLAKE B., JR. Hort. San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 50, Navy. WILLIAMS, CHARLES B., JR. Blue Ar ! 1 - New Orleans, La. Age 28, Class ' 45, Army, Arch. Society. 122 Waco WILLIAMS, CLARENCE B. CE Age 21, Class ' 50, Navy, ASCE. WILLIAMS, JACK C. Agron. Blossom Age 21, Class ' 49, Army, Agronomy Society, Lamar County Club. WILLIAMSON, JACK H. Willie Vet. Med. Age 24, Class ' 46, Army, AVMA, Research Arthur Club. Port Arthur Foundation, Port WILLIAMS, JACK L. Man. E Age 29, Class ' 49, Army, SAM. Mule Texarkana WILLIAMSON, ALVIS L. Geol. Splinter Rule Age 23, Class ' 50, Navy, Geology Club, HJSK Club, AARG Club, AIMME. WILLIAMSON, R. S., JR. CE Bubbo Port Arthur Age 26, Class ' 46, Navy, Varsity Basketball, Port Arthur Club, ASCE. WILSHUSEN, JOHN H. Snake Pet. E Houston Age 22, Class ' 47, Air Force, Petroleum Club. WILSON, GENE M. Acct. Houston Age 22, Class ' 48, Navy, Band, Accounting Society, Houston Club, Distinguished Student. WILSON, HERBERT O. Ag. Ed. Kurten Age 24, Class ' 50, Navy, FFA. WILSON, JACK K. Arch. Sulphur Springs Age 24, Class ' 50, Army, AGC, Arch. Society. WILSON, JAMES R. CE Bryan Age 23, Class ' 47, Navy, ASCE. WILSON, ROBERT W„ JR. Arch. Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force. Bob San Antonio WILSON, WESLEY W. Bus. Mart. Age 25, Class ' 50, Air Force, President, Business Society. WILSON, WILLIAM R. ME Age 21, Class ' 48, ASME, Engineer Staff. Bob Houston WINGATE, GEORGE M. CE Age 26, Class ' 50, Navy. Windy Beaumont WINSTON, HARRY J., JR. ME Hose Weatherford Age 22, Class ' 48, Army, ASME, Secretary Weatherford Club, Band. WINTERBAUER, EDWARD L. Pet. E Dallas Age 30, Class ' 50, Navy. WISE, WILLIAM B. 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G„ AH, Wichita Falls BLUM, ROBERT J., CE, Big Spring BODDEKER, Ed W., Arch, Houston BOROUGHS, JAMES S., R F, Mart BOYLES, JAMES E„ ME, El Paso BRADEN, JOE A., AH, Hondo BRADLEY, ROBERT S., ChE, Houston BRASHEAR, OLIN E., Bus, McAllen BRASHEAR, ROY T., EE, Watova Okla. BRASLAU, NORMAN, Physics, Galveston BRAVENEC, JOSEPH S., ME, Shreveport, La. BRIGANCE, JAMES R„ Man E, Dallas BRITT, DAVID M„ Ag Eco, Wheeler BROWN, JAMES T., CE, San Benito BROWN, JOE L„ EE, Dallas BROWN, LEON C., Bus, Tyler BROWN, MORRIS A., AH, Harlingen BROWN, ROGER E„ EE, Dallas BROWN, ROYAL F„ Bus, Dallas BRUECHER, LEWIS E„ Acct, Houston BRUNDRETT, GALE N., AH, Refugio BURDINE, F. B., Pet E, Seven Sisters BUTLER, BILL C, Bus, San Antonio BUTLER, EDGAR T., JR., Man E, Waco CAIN, JAMES J., ME, Sherman CALLAWAY, ISHMAEL G„ CE, Petrolic CAMPBELL, ROBERT B„ EE, San Antonio CAPLAN, LOUIS M„ Man, Houston 127 ilKiM CARRANCO, CARLOS J., Lib Arts, Laredo CHAMBERS, CHARLES A., AH, Fort Worth CHAMLEE, BILL P., Arch, Gatesville CHANDLER, JAMES M„ AH, Sarita CHARLTON, GEORGE V., Jour, Dallas CLARK, NOBLE N., Bus, Burleson CLAYBOURN, CLIFTON H., ME, San Marcos CLEGG, GILES C., E ME, San Angelo CLEMENTS, MOUNTY P„ ME, Fort Worth COBB, PHIL R., ME, Dallas COFFIN, PAUL C„ AH, Itasca COGAN, STANLEY W„ ME, Schulenburg COKER, BILLY F., Man E, Baytown COLEMAN, GEORGE B„ R F, Waskom COLLEY, KENNETH W., PME, La Marque COLLIER, ROBERT L., Pet E, Fort Worth CONN, ROBERT B„ ME, San Antonio CORNISH, WILLIAM R„ Bus, Healdton, Okla. CORTEZ, N., Pre Med, San Benito COSLETT, DAVID L., Jour, Miles COSLETT, ROGER, PE, Miles COUNCE, JAMES M„ Man E, San Lake CRADER, JERRY W., Bus, Fort Worth CROCKER, GEORGE W„ Geo, Pleasanton CROSBY, CHARLES P„ Ag, Eng, El Paso CRUMPTON, ARCHIE B„ EE, Dallas CUDD, MELBERT A., B A, Houston CURRY, ELMER E„ JR., Bus, Ballinger DAMRON, JODY W„ Man E, Dallas DAMUTH, GROVER C„ AH, Magnolia DARBY, ENOCH T., ME, Amarillo DARDAGANIAN, STEPHEN G„ Geo E, Dallas DAVIS, GERALD L., Ag Ed, Stephenville DAVIS, HUBERT P„ ME, San Antonio DAVIS, MORRIS W., Ag, Eng, Bangs 128 Ctcr fc idr ki DECK, ALVIN N., Ag, Eco, Lohn DEEG, C. O., JR., AH, San Antonio DENNIS, ALBERT J., Ag, Eco, Lampasas DERR, HAROLD J„ JR., ME, Dallas DEUTCH, M., BA, Austin DIETERT, JERRY M., Bus, San Antonio DIETERT, ROBERT D„ Ch E, Kerrville DOWLING, CLOYD J., JR., Aero, Greggton DRISDALE, JOHN K., Pet E, Del Rio DUFFIE, TOMMIE C., Agron, Vernon DULOCK, JAMES A., Ag Eco, Elk DUNLAP, WILLIAM J., Food Tech, Okla. City, Okla. DUNN, FREDDIE H„ Pre Med, Dallas DUVAL, PHILO H., JR., ME, Shreveport, La. EAGLESON, ROBERT R„ Bus, Nederland ECKERMANN, WILFRED O., Ag Ed, New Ulm EDGAR, GORDON C., Pet E, Eagle Pass EDWARDS, CURTIS D„ JR., Range Man, Houston EDWARDS, EDWIN C., Ch E, Corpus Christ! EDWARDS, JOHN H., Ag Eco, Monahans ELKINS, ROBERT W., ME, Santa Rosa ELLIOTT, DICK M., Pet Geo E, Amarillo ENGELBERG, MARVIN W., Chem, Dallas ENGLAND, JOHN C., Aero, El Paso EVANS, WALTER J., Pet Geo E, Raymondville FENNER, BURNEY F., Bus, Hallettsville FINCH, CHARLES H„ AH, Tulia FINCH, HOMER J., ME, Dallas FINLAY, LOUIS E., Arch, Bryan FLUKINGER, THOMAS E„ EE, Houston FOCKELMANN, WILLIAM F„ EE, Galveston FONTAINE, THOMAS M„ Man E, Center FORREST, RAYMOND D., Aero, Irving FOSHEE, RONALD E„ Ag, Eng, Munday FRANCIS, NORMAN R„ Bus, Bryan 129 4 UWLi! 4 � t FRASIER, LEE C., JR., Bus, Kingsville FRAZIER, FRANK D., Aero, San Antonio FREDERICK, AUTREY W., Bus, Port Arthur FREEMAN, RAYMOND C„ ME, Port Arthur FREUDENTHAL, MERTON L., CE, Woodsboro FRIERSON, ERVIN E., AH, Haskell FRIZZELL, ROBERT H„ JR., CE, Houston FUESS, RAYMOND L„ EE, Dallas FULLER, CHARLES H„ Pre Med, Longview GARDNER, WELDON D„ Flor, Waco GARRETT, WILLIAM R„ ME, San Antonio GAUGLER, FREDERICK J„ Ag Eco, Houston GAULT, JAMES E., Ag Ed, Aqua Dulee GELBER, MORRIS J„ CE, Bryan GEORGE, CARL W., JR., Arch, San Angelo GIBBS, BERT H„ AH, Justin GIBBS, HERBERT L, Bus, Dallas GIESECKE, RAYMOND C„ Ag Eng., Matador GILES, ROBERT L„ JR., ME, Houston GITTINGER, LEO G., Bus, San Antonio GOLDSTON, ROY P., Vet Med, Hereford GOLLA, JOHN A., Ch E, Corpus Christ! GOLLOB, HERMAN C., Engl, Houston GONZALES, R. C., ME, Brownsville GONZALEZ, EFRAiM A., Pre Med, Hidalgo GOODLOW, A. A., AH, Abilene GOODWIN, RICHARD L., Hort, Mission GORMAN, RALPH E., Arch, Port Arthur GOSSETT, JOHN E., Bus, Houston GRAHAM, RICHARD C., JR., Ento, Brownsville GRAVES, JOHN E., W Man, Garrison GRAY, JIMMY D„ ME, Houston GREEN, TOMMY F., Range Man, Eldorado GRIFFIN, BOBBIE J., Ag Ed, Ovalo GRIFFIN, DOYLE R„ Arch, Longview 130 GRIFFIN, R. J., Ag Eng, George West GROGAN, RALPH W., Vet Med, Deport GRUBBS, DONALD S., Eng., Glendale, Calif. GULLETTE, TED W„ B A, Houston HAGAN, CARL H., Bus, Houston HAINES, DAVID J., Bus, College Station HALEY, WILLIAM H„ AH Wichita Falls HALLMARK, KENZY D., Ento, Lufkin HAMPTON, RICHARD E., Acc, San Antonio HARALSON, JAMES R., Ag Eco, San Angelo HARALSON, THOMAS D„ CE, Trinity HARDIN, ALFRED R„ Ag Eco, Amarillo HARRELL, DONALD B„ CE, Dallas HARRISON, JAMES B., Ag Eng, Wharton HARVEY, A. FRANK, JR., ME, Houston HEARNE, DOUGLAS D„ Pre Law, Blanco HELVEY, FRANK L., Ill, Bus, Houston HENKHAUS, WELDON C., Geo, Woodsboro HERBIG, HAROLD D„ Geo, El Campo HICKS, JAMES L, Geo, Houston HILL, LOIS E., Bus, Bryan HINK, SHERMAN H„ CE, Houston HINTON, JOSEPH D„ Arch Abilene HOLCOMB, BILLY F., Bus, Pasadena HOLLAND, BILL J., Arch, Houston HOLLOWAY, JACK H„ Bus, Itasca HOOPER, WALLACE, JR., Ch E, Fort Worth HOSKINS, BILLY O., Acc, Irving HOUSE, JIM T., Ag Ed, Goldthwaithe HOUX, JAMES F„ Ag Ed, Gordon HOWISON, GRAHAM H„ Ag Ed, Bogota HUBER, EMIL L., Arch, Galveston HUGHES, DAN A., Geo, Dallas HUGHES, DUDLEY J., Geo, Dallas HUGHSON, JOHN P., JR., Bus, Banquete 131 HUGHSON, ROBERT W„ Bus Agua Dulce HUNKIER, WILLIAM K., JR., Arch, Houston INGLEHART, CECIL M., Pet E, Brownsville IRELAND, JOHN F., Geol, San Antonio JACCARD, MERMOD C., JR., Arch, Houston JACK, ROBERT W„ EE Dallas JACKSON JOE D„ EE, Coolidge JEKEL, EUGENE E., Ag Ed, Cameron JENNINGS, JOHN E., Pet E, Houston JOHNSON, HOMER H., Geophysics, Iredell JOHNSON, JOE L„ ME, Rockport JOHNSON, ROBERT B., Chem, Kenedy JOHNSON, THOMAS M., JR., CE, Houston JONES, CLARENCE E„ Vet Med, Texas City JONES, JACK W„ EE, San Antonio JONES, WESCOMB R„ ChE, Humble JOSEPH, DON R., Bus, Harlingen JOYCE, JERRY J., Bus, Sealy KADEL, JAMES D., ME, Houston KAHN, DONALD N., lEd, Houston KAUFMAN, WILLIAM T„ CE, Greenville KEELAN, DARE K., P GE, Beaumont KELLER, GORDON D„ Bus, Houston KELLS, EDWARD L., EE, Pasadena KELLY, JAMES B„ Bus, Sinton KELLY, RICHARD B., Pre Law, Ranger KENDALL, DON F., Ag Eng, Abilene KERNES, FLOYD E„ Ag Ed, Emory KILLINGSTAD, HANS R., ME, Brownsville KILPATRICK, JAMES M„ Pet E., Dallas KING, JERRY L., Pet E, Seymour KING, ROBERT L„ ME, Sherman KITCHELL, CHARLES M„ CE, Anson KNOTTS, WILLIAM H„ JR., CE, Huntsville KNOX, JOHN R., Geol E, San Antonio 132 KUNZE, RAYMOND J., Agr, La Grange LANCASTER, JOHN S., Geol, College Station LANE, BILL J., Acct, Robstown LEAHY, DAVID D., Pet Geo E, Austin LEE, WILLIAM L., JR., Pre-Med, San Antonio LEVIN, MARVIN L., Pre-Law, Dallas LEWIS, JAMES C, AH, Rule LIPPMANN, WILBUR, Chem, Galveston LOCKHART, LEROY D., Pre-Med, Columbus LONG, RAY W., Bus, Greenville LONG, ROBERT E„ CE, Bonham LONG, WILLIAM G., Man E, Childress MANER, JOHN T., AH, Fredericksburg MANJEOT, LLOYD E., Bus, Hereford MARTIN, ALFRED D., JR., ME, Dallas MARTIN, VERNON F. f AH, Sweetwater MARTINEZ, FERNANDO, CE, Blewett MATHIS, JAMES W., Pet E, Henderson MASSENGALE, LeVON, JR., ME, Dallas MATTHEWS, ROBERT S., Ch E, Sand Springs, Okla. MATUSEK, MARION A., CE, Yoakum MAXFIELD, ROBERT P„ ME, Dallas MAXWELL, FRED L., Man E, Tyler MAYBEN, G. W., Ch E, Corsicana MAYFIELD, JOHN D., B A, Waco MEEK, EMORY L., ME, Jacksonville MELCHER, JAMES W„ Aero, Dallas MERGELE, JACK E„ Pet Geol E, San Antonio MEYERS, KARL F., PH, Canyon MILLER, ERNEST L., JR., Bus, Baytown MILLER, JAMES S., Ag Eco, Celina MILLER, H. WALLACE, Pet E, Houston MILLS, HERBERT G., Geo Eng, San Antonio MOCK, RALPH, Pre-Law, Spring MOLINARY, SAMUEL, CE, Santurce, Puerto Rico 133 MODLIN, JAMES H., Aero, Carmel, Calif. MOORE, CARL O., AH, Mercedes MOORE, JAMES J., Bus, Kerrville MOORE, NORMAN H., Pet E, Beaumont MORALES, RICHARD V., Arch, San Antonio MORGAN, J. E., AH, La Grange MORRIS, RICHARD R., Bus., De Leon MORRISON, EUGENE B., Man E, Houston MOSS, WILLIAM R., Hist, Bryan MUELLER, FREDERICK D., Geol E, Kenedy MUNSON, WILLIAM H., P ME, Pineland MYERS, LEWIS, JR., Bus, Houston McALLISTER, E. B., Arch, San Antonio McASHAN, THOMAS W., Aero, Houston McBEE, GEORGE G., Agron, Eastland McBETH, LLOYD T., ChE, Sweetwater McCarthy, SIEBELT M., JR., IEd Weatherford McCARTY, JAMES F., AH, Muleshoe McCAUSEY, DAVID L., EE, Houston McCOOL, HARRY J., Geol, Denison McCOUBREY, J. A., JR., Pet E, Houston McCOY, JOHN M„ W Man, Stephenville McDANIEL, ROBERT W., CE, Bellaire McFALL, JOHN R., Bus, Abilene MclVER, JES D., CE, Honey Grove McKENZIE, WINSTON A., Botany, Houston McNEILL, CHARLES A., Chem, Houston NALER ROBERT B„ PE, Moody NAPP, DONALD E., Geol E, Pasadena NASH, DOYLE J., Man E, Abilene NEAL, CARL T., Acct, Elysian Fields NEELEY, CHARLES H., Agr, Paris NICHOLSON, ALBERT E., EE, Brownfield NORRIS, JOE W., IEd, Falfurrias NORTON, DON A., AH, Dallas 134 NOWLIN, IVAN E., ME, Fort Worth NUTT, WAYMOND C., Ag Ed, Bertram OGLESBY, JOHN M., Ag Ed, Goldthwaithe OLSEN, MARTIN B., AH, Driftwood OLSON, JOHN M., Arch, Corpus Christ! OSBORNE, EMMETT L., Chem, Pampa PACE, JOE E., EE, Fort Worth PAPE, LLOYD M., AH, Wimberly PARSE, MELVIN W., CE, Tulsa, Okla. PATTERSON, MILTON R., Arch, Hillsboro PATTON, JAMES O., CE, Pharr PAYNE, ROBERT F., EE, Dallas PEALOR, CHARLES L., Bus, Terral, Okla. PEARSON, WILLIAM L., Me, Houston PEEBLES, CHARLES T„ Geol, Boling PENN, CARLY W., Acct, Houston PERLMUTTER, GEORGE G., Dairy P, El Paso PEVELER, LEO R., Range Man, Carls bad, N. M. PHILLIPS, HENRY G., Bus, Irving PIERCE, HAROLD G., CE, Pittsburg PORTER, JAMES W., CE, Dallas PRATT, GILBERT, CE, San Antonio PRICE, WILLIAM S., JR., Bus, Kerens RACHOFSKY, MORTON, Bus, Dallas RALEY, JACKSON L., Bus, Dallas RAMEY, ROBERT P., Agr, Hereford RAMSEY, KENNETH E„ JR., B A, Tulia READY, JOHN F., Ag Eng, Melissa REDDELL, GILLAM P., JR., Bus, Texas City REED, ROY E., Ag Eco, Brownsville REYES, CARLOS V., Acct, Beeville RICHARDSON, GEORGE E., B A, Hull RICHARDSON, JAMES M., Pet E, Alto RICHEY, WILLIAM E., Geol E, San Antonio RICKETTS, GEORGE Y., Ag Ed, Brownwood 135 RILEY, AARON B., JR., Aero Man E, San Benito RISINGER, DAVID A., Ag Ed, Banquete RHEMAN, JOHN F., AH, Brookshire ROBERTS, EDWARD E., EE, Mobile, Ala. ROBERTSON, WALTER C., ME, San Antonio RODRIQUEZ, EDWARD C., JR., Man E, Harlingen ROGERS, DONALD L., EE, Dallas ROGERS, REID H., ChE, Leona ROLLINS, ALBERT W., CE, Dallas ROYDER, THOMAS H., ChE, Austin RUBLE, CHARLES R., Bus, McCamey RUCKS, JAMES H., ChE, Pasadena RUSSELL, JIM B., Ill, Pet-M E, Kilgore RUTHERFORD, JOE E., Arch, Greenville RYAN, DAVID, Acct, San Antonio RYLANDER, JAMES M., CE, Port Lavaca SAUNDERS, CHARLES L., EE, Texas City SCHAAKE, KENNETH W., Bus, Chilton SCHAWE, ROBERT H., Pre-Dent, Houston SCHLATHER, CLARENCE A., IE, San Marcos SCHMITZ, ARNOLD F„ Ed, Houston SCHRANK, MARTIN M., Ag Ed, Hamilton SCHRICHART, MILLARD G., AH, San Antonio SCHULZ, CLYDE E., CE, Schulenburg SCROGGINS, EUGENE B., EE, Pasadena SECHELSKI, DAVID F., Mod Lang, Anderson SEIPP, WILBERT E., AH, Fredericksburg SEIFER, ALBERT W., JR., AH, New Braunfels SELLARS, GENE C., Aero, Breckenridge SELPH, CLAYTON L., Jour, Houston SHANNON, HARRY L., ME, Dallas SHEFFIELD, DONALD H„ EE, Franklin SHEFFIELD, FRANK L., ME, Baytown SHERMAN, EARL D., Arch, Highlands SHERRILL, FRANK P., Bus, Waxahachie 136 SHORT, BOB J., Man E, Coldspring SIMPSON, ROBERT P., ChE, Merkel SMITH, CLIFFORD M., P ME, El Paso SMITH, GORDON H., ME, De Leon SMITH, WILEY J., ChE, Fordyce, Ark. SNEAD, EDWIN, ME, Austin SOLETHER, JACK L., Hort, Weslaco SOMMERS, FRED, Bus, Houston SORELLE, CARROLL V., ChE, Canyon STAINBACK, FLOYD L., Geol E, Port Arthur STANDARD, JOHN C., P ME, Houston STANSBURY, A. J., Arch, Port Arthur STEEN, JIM B., AH, Goldthwaite STEVENS, WESLEY M., Math, Bryan STEWART, RICHARD W., Vet Med, Denison STIEFEL, CHARLES R., Food T, Oklahoma City, Okla STODGHILL, R. D., EE, Mart STOGDILL, WALTER A., Acct, Waco STOKES, MALCOLM J., ChE, Kilgore STRAVOLEMOS, JIMMIE, ME, Shreveport, La. STRIBLING, JAMES P., Bus, Shamrock STROMBERG, WILLIAM P., Agron, Lockhart STROUD, FRANK B., R F, Dallas STUCKER, GEORGE R., ChE, Dalhart STUNTZ, JOHN E., Bus, Edinburg STURDIVANT, ROBERT L., Land D, Dallas TANNER, JACK A., Bus, Dallas TATSCH, CLARENCE C., Agron, Mercury TAYLOR, CARROLL C, CE, Dallas TAYLOR, CARTER G„ ChE, Irving TAYLOR, J. D., Poultry, Muleshoe TERRELL, BERWIN J., Agron, Plainview TERRELL, ROBERT T., Vet Med, Denton TERRY, HOMER T., Pet E, Conroe THOMAS, MARION F., CE, Weatherford 137 THOMPSON, BILL T., CHE, Saginaw THOMPSON, HARVEY D., CE, Shreveport, La. THOMPSON, STANLEY, CE, Abilene THORN, DONALD C., EE, San Antonio THURMOND, MILAM F., Arch, Austin TILLERY, JOE B., Vet Med, Cisco TIMMERMAN, ALBERT, JR., Ag Ed, Rockdale TINER, W. DON, Bus, San Antonio TREES, EMORY J., JR., B A, Uvalde TUCKER, JESSE F., Bus, Bryan TUMLINSON, RICHARD R., Aero E, Cameron TURLEY, RICHARD E., Pet M E, El Paso TURLEY, SAMUEL J. ( Bus, Houston UNRUE, CHARLES D., ME, Abilene VAN COURT, RICHARD H., Ag Eco, San Angelo VICKERY, FRANCIS A., I Ed, Danbury VILLEREAL, JOSIAS O., Arch, Denison VITTRUP, JOHN B., ME, Houston WACKER, ROBERT B., Pet E, Trinity WADE, ELMO D., CE, La Villa WAGGONER, JERRY C, Man E, Weslaco WAKEFIELD, JOHN E., AH, Italy WALTON, PAUL N., Bus, Dallas WARMKER, JAMES A., ME, San Benito WATSON, WILLIAM E., JR., Agr, Luling WEBER, ROBERT E., PE, Galveston WENDT, CHARLES, Agr, Plainview WHITE, ARLTON H., ME, Port Arthur WHITE, SIMON S., I Ed, Eagle Lake WHITE, WILLIAM F., Man E, Wichita Falls WHITMORE, JOHN E., Jour, Houston WICKES, HENRY G., JR., ME, San Antonio WILHELM, JAMES W„ ME, Houston WILLHELM, JOSEPH A., Galveston WILLIAMS, EDWARD L., JR., I Ed, College Station 138 WILLIAMS, JERRY L., CE, Ysleta WILLIAMSON, AMIS L., JR., Ento, Brownsville WILLIAMSON, ROBERT R„ AH, Fort Worth WILLIS, JOHN M., ME, Arlington WILSON, ALLEN M„ CE, Waco WILSON, CURTIS L., JR., Vet Med, Comanche WIMBERLY, ROBERT E., Bus, Galveston WINTER, HOWARD R., Bus, Port Arthur WITMER, WILLIAM B., Chem, Clarksville WOLCIK, FLOYD F., Pet E, Baytown WOOD, ERNEST E., Ill, Man E, Houston WRIGHT, LOYD R., AH, Throckmorton WYTHE, LANDON D., AH, Granbury YOUNG, JENNINGS D., Farm Man, Harlingen ZERWEKH, RALPH E., Chem, Galveston ZIMMERMAN, BRYAN E., Chem, Cleburne ZOUZALIK, VICTOR E., Ag Ed, Flatonia MAXFIELD, ROBERT P„ ME, Dallas MORRIS, DONALD S., Bus, Bay City NOLL, ARTHUR W., AH, Boerne STIGALL, DON V., Bus, Wharton 139 iJfe AARON, DOYLE L., Man E, Houston ADAMS, JAMES E., EE, Smithville ADAMS, WAYNE D., Pet E, LaPorte AITKEN, THOMAS C., Pet, Dallas AMSLER, HENRY W., Chem, Brownsville ANDERSON, ELVIN L„ EE, Stephenville ANDERSON, GEORGE N., JR., ME, Talco ARNOT, ROY A., R F, Breckenridge BARCLAY, GEORGE W., Chem E, Beaumont BARBER, LISTON M., Ag Ed, Martin ' s Mill BARBER, GENE R., CE, Pampa BAS, HECTOR F, Arch, San Antonio BATES, BILLY B., Hort, Edinburg BAXTER, KEN N., Ag Ed, Mason BEAIRD, HAROLD C., Geol, Tyler BECK, PATRICK K., Ag Eco, Vernon BLACK, GLEN E., Ag Ed, Briggs BOSWELL, BOBBY J., CE, Gorman BRADLEY, JOHN K., AH, Rice BRADLEY, WILLIAM R., ME, Muskogee, Okla. BREEN, JERRY P., JR., IE, San Antonio BROCK, ERNEST H., Arch, Rapid City, S. D. BROWN, LLOYD P„ EE, Gatesville BROWN, ROBERT C., Ag Eng, Desdemona BURTON, MELVEN B„ JR., Chem, Little Rock, Ark. CAIRNES, JAMES W„ Ag Ed, Kerrville CALAWAY, LLOYD R„ ME, Aransas Pass CARROLL, FLOYD J., CE, Ravenna CHANEY, DON R., Arch, Dallas CHEEK, LEWIS F., ME, Abilene CLARK, JAMES W., Pet E, Conroe CLAY, WILBUR R., Ag Eng, Greenville CLEVENGER, ARTHUR F., EE, Denison CLINKSCALES, EARLE S„ Aero, Dallas COLLINS, THOMAS H., Agron, Amarillo 140 COMPTON, CLAUDE K., Ag Ed, Dublin CONWAY, JOE E., JR., AH, Fort Worth COSTON, WILLIAM E., CE, Beaumont COURTNEY, MOODY E., Ag Eng, Hamilton COWAN, WILLIAM C., ME, Wichita Falls CREWS, JACK K., Ag Eco, Karnes City DAILEY, TRUMAN J„ IE, Port Arthur DAVIDSON, PAUL A., ME, Temple DAVIS, BENNY L., Arch, Marlin DAVIS, CHARLES E., Ag Ed, Stephenville DEHM, JACK R„ BA, Waco DERRY, JOHN J., R F, Corpus Christ! DOWDEN, ROBERT E., Pet E, Livingston EDWARDS, JAMES W., Ag Ed., Aledo ELWELL, JACK J., PH, Austin EUBANKS, JAMES A., Bus, Dallas FALKE, RAYMOND H., Wildlife Man, Temple FITTE, DWAYNE L„ Vet Med, Marlin FLORES, RUBEN, Math, Zapata FLUKER, BILLIE, EE, Corsicana FORDYCE, REX M., ME, Houston FRANKSON, MAYNARD C., Vet Med, Marlin FULLER, JOE R., CE, Port Arthur GALLOWAY, WILBUR D., Geol, Franklin GARZA, ROQUE O., Arch, San Antonio GATES, DOYLE E., Wildlife Man, Clifton GILMORE, EARL C., JR., Ag Ed, Odessa GLEYRE, HERBERT R., Aero E, Odessa GODWIN, IRA S., Ag Ed, Lometa GOLDSTON, BILL H., Ag Eco, Hereford GREEN, ALFRED D„ EE, Gustine GRIFFITH, RICHARD D., Ag Ento, Port Arthur GUERRERO, OTON, PE, Mission GUNTER, BILLY C., Agron, O ' Donnell HANDLEY, PHIL, Pet E, Nederland IV1 HANN, HAROLD K., ME, New London HARDIN, CHARLES H., Bus, Amarillo HARMONSON, JOHN R., Geol E, Justin HARRIS, JACK A., EE, Fort Worth HARRIS, WILLARD H., Bus, Amarillo HARTMANN, WILLIS, JR., LA, Harrisburg, Pa. HENDRICKS, J. BURL, Ag Ed, Eden HICKMAN, JAMES R., AH, Aspermont HIGGINBOTHAM, CLOVIS D., Agron, McKinney HOLT, JACK H., CE, Waco HOLT, JACK M„ Pet E, Tyler HOWARD, THAD M., Vet Med, San Antonio HUBERT, PATRICK L., Vet Med, Kingsville HUMPHRIES, JAMES E., Vet Med, Annora JACKSON, JEFFERSON M., Chem E, San Antonio JONES, HARRY D„ ME, Strawn JUDY, EDGAR L., Vet Med, Floydada KAMMAN, CARVOL R., Pet E, Waco KEOUGH, MARTIN B., ME, Houston KEPRTA, BURAN I., EE, East Barnard KINSLOW, ROY H., ME, Dallas KNIGHT, RICHARD K., AH, Dclhart KOCUREK, WILLIAM J., Ag Ed, Rosenberg KRAUSE, WILLIAM K„ Wildlife, Yoakum KRAUSKOPF, BEN R., Ag Eng, Fredericksburg LATHEM, HOWARD E., AH, Dalhart LEBLANC, EARL A., JR., CE, Fort Worth LEEVES, WAYNE J., Ag Ed, Naples LESCHPER, LEE R., AH, Sealy LESLIE, FRANK R., EE, Dallas LINDIG, WERNER M., AH, Fredericksburg LITTLE, EARL R., Bus Adm, Gilmer LOWREY, DOYLE F., Arch, Midland MALECHEK, VERNON D., AH, Eola MANN, JOE, EE, Waco 142 MARSHALL, JAS. 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WILLIAMS, THOMAS F., Ag Ed, Terrell WILSON, AUGUSTUS B„ JR., Pet E, Mexia WITTEN, FARRAR B., JR., ME, Maypearl WOMACK, WILLIAM M., Agron, Garland YOUNG, ROM D., JR., Ag Ed, DeSota ZARAGOZA, WILLIAM, RS, Sabana Grande ZIMMERMAN, RICHARD L., Geol E, La Porte T45 SUMMER CAMP 1950 The dirty, sweaty, weary paddlefeet of Fort Hood take time out to have their picture made with Colonel Boatner and President-elect Harrington. Peashooters Frank Sheffield, Howard Manyard, Bill Schumann, and Bill Cox on the gunnery range at Ft. Sill. President Bolton visits the Signal Corps at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. Jocks pose with Colonel Boatner and Dr. Harrington in the lounge at Fort Hood. Richard A. Ingels...... President Dan W. Davis..... Vice-President Duane A. Van Vandenberg . Sec.-Treas. Guy C. Jackson E. R. Rip Torn . Arlen E. Reese . Cecil L. Leatherwood . Reporter Parliamentorion Sergeant-at-Arms Social Secretary Sophomore Class Officers 147 ABERCROMBIE, ECKHARDT F., JR. ADAIR, BILLY D. ADAMSON, DOUGLAS V. ADICKES, CECIL F„ JR. ALBERT, GERARD J. ALBRIGHT, CHANNELL W. ALLEN, HOWARD J. ALLEN, VICTOR H. AMMONS, MONDEN R. ANDERSON, JAMES G. ANDERSON, KELLY B. ANDRUS, GEORGE R. ARHELGER, PRESLEY J. ARMSTRONG, JAMES H. ARNOLD, EDWIN L. ASHBURN, LAWRENCE, JR. BACICA, LEROY D. BAETGE, GEORGE D. BAILEY, CLARE E. G. BAIN, BILLY R. BAKER, KENNETH H. BANOWSKY, JACK B. BEAZLEY, WILLIAM H. BECHERT, JAMES R. BEHNE, THOMAS D. BELINSKY, LOUIS BENNETT, LEON R. BERGLUND, CARL O. BERRY, REA M. BETHEA, BILLY G. BEYER, JOHN A. BIRDWELL, JOHN R. BLACKALLER, JIM H., JR. BLEVINS, WILLIAM C. BLOCK, WILLIAM A. BLUNDELL, JOSEPH D. BOCKHOLT, ANTON J. BONTKE, JOHN W. BOWDEN, JOHN C., JR. BOYLES, WALDO R„ JR. BOZEK, BILL D. BRADFORD, ROBERT I. BRAGG, HAROLD O. BRAILAS, ALEXANDER BRANDT, CHRIS H. BRANDT, JACK T. BRAUN, GEOFFREY E. BREWER, EDWIN E. 148 BRIGGS, CHARLIE P. BRANNEN, JACK B. BROCKLES, ARGE J. BROOKS, BARTY R. BROWN, DONALD M. BROWN, ROBERT F. BRYAN, EARL W. BRYANT, MELVIN S. 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CREIGHTON, JOE K. CRIST, WILLIAM B. CROLEY, JOSEPH R. CROUCH, MARSHALL E. CROWNOVER, ALBERT B. CURTIS, DAVID S. CURTTRIGHT, CURTISS B. CUSICK, GEORGE M. DALEHITE, JESSE J. DALSTON, BILL DANCER, EARL W. DANESI, WILLIAM A. DASHIELL, THOMAS L. DAVIDSON, JOE V., JR. DAVIS, FRANK N. DAVIS, JERRY B. DAVIS, OWEN R. DAY, GORDON W. DEAUQUIER, BERT W. DEES, DON O. DEHM, SAMUEL E. DEVINE, JOHN W. DICKENS, WILLIAM H. DIXON, JOHN B. DOBBINS, EDWARD B. DOBBINS, ROBERT N. DOMINGUEZ, LUIS F. DONLIN, CHESTER P. DOWNING, DOUGLAS H. DUDLEY, LEONARD F. DUGAN, JERRY S. DUNN, C. R. DYER, MALCOLM G. 150 V ' Ifi® EDWARDS, GRANVILLE D. ELLISOR, GROVER C., JR. ELMENDORF, ERNEST A. EMSHOFF, ROLAND W. ESTEP, F. L., JR. EYSTER, CHARLES R. FATHEREE, EUGENE H. FEREDAY, BOYDIE E., JR. FIGUEROA, FRED, JR. FISHER, LOUIE D. FITTS, HERSCHEL R. FITZGERALD, RICHARD A. FLEMMING, DANIEL B. FOERSTER, MARK FOSBERG, WALTER E. FREDERICKSON, KNUDE C. FRENCH, ROBERT L. FUENTES, C. R. FULLERTON, JACKM., JR. FURNACE, ALBERT L. 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SHAFFER, PAUL L. SHIELDS, IRVIN R. SIEBARTH, DONALD R. 155 SLATER, GENE C. SMALLING, CHARLES E. SMALLWOOD, GRADY L. SMATHERS, MARION G. SMITH, CHARLES R. SMITH, REYNOLDS E. SNOW, H. L. SNYDER, FORREST W., JR. SOL, GUILLERMO A. SOL, MARIO A. SOUTHER, ROBERT P. SPEARS, ROY W. SPREEN, FRANCIS F. STALLINGS, ARCHIE STEEDE, JOSEPH W„ JR. STEIN, J. D. STEPHENS, CARL D. STEVENSON, JAMES R. STORRIE, JAMES J. STORRIE, JOHN H. STOVER, GEORGE W. STRAIN, JAMES H. STRATEMANN, MALCOLM E. STRIEKERT, ROY R., JR. STRODE, H. B. STROEBEL, FRED L. SWEARINGEN, WILLIS O., JR. TAPLEY, JOHN T. TARVER, WENDELL L. TATE, ROBERT C, JR. TAYLOR, JAMES L. TAYLOR, OLIVER B. TERRY, JAMES A. TEUTSCH, JAMES R. THOMAS, JOHN C. THOMAS, WILLIAM B. THOMPSON, WILLIAM H. THORPE, ALFRED J. THORNTON, WOODSON S. THRASHER, JULIAN W., JR. TIEDT, L. O. TILLOTSON, JAMES H. TRIMMIER, BILLY R. TSCHIRHORT, DON L. TUDKER, ARTHUR S. TYLER, ORAN B„ JR. 156 UHER, VINCENT W. VAN CLEAVE, HORACE W. VINCENT, JACK R. WALSH, ROBERT B. WALKER, E. L„ JR. WALKER, JOHN Q. WALLACE, ALBERT F. WALLACE, JOHN H., JR. WALSTON, DALE E. WALTON, FRED H„ JR. WARDEN, DON P. WEDDINGTON, GEORGE L., JR. WENDLAND, ALEX G. WESTCOTT, RICHARD D. WHITE, MAX W. WHITE, SAMUEL M„ JR. WICKER, HOMER F. WIGGINS, KENNETH M. WILKINSON, BILL A. WILLIAMS, CHARLIE T. WILLIAMS, KENNETH E. WILLIFORD, DONALD F. WILLIFORD, RAYMOND C. WINN, ALVIN A. WOLF, DAVID B. WOODHULL, JOHN F. YEAGER, REMBERT A., JR. YOUNG, GEORGE D. ZEMANEK, JAMES E. ADKINS, WILLIAM G. ALLISON, J. D. AMSLER, LOUIE P., JR. ANDERSON, ALAN H. ASARO, JERRY BLACKBURN, REUBEN W. BRYAN, NOEL A. CAMPBELL, NOBLE J. CARONIA, JULIAN CAYOT, JACK E. CLARK, WILLIAM T. CLIFFE, RICHARD T„ JR. CLINE, ROBERT W. COLE, HENRY A. COLLINS, CHARLES R. COX, WEBB H. CRISWELL, THOMAS M. CROW, MARION D. DAVENPORT, W. B., JR. DAVIS, JAMES M. DONALDSON, EDWIN D. 157 ETIE, GARLAND J. FROST, BILLY M. GARCIA, RAMON, JR. GEE, JOHN D. GEIGER, JOHN M. GOLDBERG, ARTHUR P. HARRIS, JOHN T. HARRIS, THOMAS A. HICKS, CHESTER L. HOLCOMB, HAROLD B. HOLCOMB, JOE W. HOLLOWAY, PAUL A. HORTON, J. C. JOHNSON, JACK D. JOHNSON, QUINTON A. JONES, BOBBY JONES, RALPH W. KOSAREK, JOHN H. KRUPALA, GEORGE E. LILJESTRAND, RICHARD O. LOVELL, JOEL E. McCRARY, JACK L. MARTIN, ARNOLD R. MIDGLEY, WALTER E. NORTHINGTON, ROBERT H. NOVY, JODIE V. OVERSTREET, J. L. PETTIT, BOBBY L. PRICE, BEVERLY G. RICHARDSON, JOHNNY H. ROBBINS, ROBERT P. ROBERTS, RAY H. RUSHING, RAYMOND G. RUSSELL, CHARLES E. RUTLEDGE, BILL J. SAVAGE, KERRY D. SCHMIDT, WALLACE F. SINCLAIR, CLITIS H. SNEED, JOE W., JR. STUART, JOE D. SWARTZ, HOMER L. SYLER, MATTHEW M. TAYLOR, LESTER K. TREMONT, MARION J., JR. WAUTERS, JOHN F. WEBB, JOHN O. WILLARD, DUWAYNE B. WILLIAMS, HAROLD E. 158 President Jack D. Brooks .... H. B. Purvis..... Russell C. Thomas William F. Munnerlyn, Jr. John M. Yantis .... R. G. Corky Anderson . James K. Kent Markey . Social Secretary W. C. Moses ..... Parliamentarian M. R. Dimmitt. . . . Reporter-Historian Tom E Bailey .... Sergeant-at-Arms Joel Austin .... DJC Repreesntative Vice-President (Corps) Vice-President (Non-Corps) Vice-President (Hart Hall) . Secretary Treasurer Freshman Class Officers 159 tlH CaZB iL. ADAMS, EDWARD E. ALDERDICE, JAMES R. ALESSANDRA, PATRICK A. ALEXANDER, EARLE S. ALEXANDER, RICHARD V. ALLEY, DERREL A. ALLISON, HOWARD C. ALMAGUER, RUDOLPH ANDERSON, RAYMOND GAINES ANDERSON, ROY MORGAN ANDREWS, ROBERT L. ARGUINDEGUI, PETER R. ARHELGER, ROBERT EUGENE ARNOLD, THOMAS G. ARNST, TED K. ATMAR, RICHARD S. AUBUCHON, ANDRE AUSTIN, ED T. AUSTIN, JOEL E. AVILES, DIONEL BAGLEY, JIMMIE C. BAILEY, LAWRENCE D. BAKER, HOLLIS F. BAKER, J. B. BAKER, RICHARD J. BALKE, BENNIE K. BALLEW, VAN E. BANE, EDWARD R. BARBER, MILLER BARMORE, GASTON C. BARNARD. JAMES BAUMANN, ERVIN A. BEATY, PERRY A. BEAVER, JAMES D. BEAVERS, CLARENCE BECKER, ARNO BECKER, GUS BELL, BILL J. BELL, J. B. BELL, JERRELL BELL, ROBERT BENKENDORFER, DONALD BENNETT, CHARLES C. 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ROBERT CADE, RICHARD N. CALDWELL, P. HERBERT CALLAHAN, WALLACE H. CAMERON, PAUL EUGENE CAMPBELL, JOHN DAVID CARGILL, CHARLES R. CARPENTER, ROBERT D. CARPENTER, WILLIAM A. CARR, GORDON W. CARROLL, DONALD F. CASBEER, JOHN C. CARSON, RAY S. CASSO, ALFONSO I. CASSO, RAUL P. GATHERS, ARCHIE A. CERVENKA, LEE ROY CHAMBERS, DAVID G. CHAMUT, JOSE Y. CHAPMAN, CARROLL B. CHAPMAN, JERRY J. CHILDRESS, ROBERT T. CLAY, WILLIAM H. CLEGHORN, LEONARD V. CLINTON, KENNETH B. COBB, CHARLES C. COBBLE, BILLY G. COCANOUGHNER, BONNIE GLENN CORONADO, FRANCISCO X. CORTNER, FORREST W. COURTIN, PAT E. COVENEY, ALVA RAY COWAN, STUART M. COX, JOHN R. CRAWFORD, DAVID WILLIAM CROCKETT, JACK DAVID CROOK, DON R. CROSS, JULIAN F. CROWLEY, WILLIAM PATRICK CTVRTLIK, JOHN HENRY CULLI, GEORGE C. CURLEE, LOREN L. CURTIS, JIMMY E. COCANOUGHER, CHARLES M. COFFMAN, JAMES D. COGBURN, JAMES W. COLGIN, PAUL C. COLLINS, ROBERT W. COLLINS, THOMAS B. COLLINS, SULA GARDNER COMPTON, ILEY CONNOR, JAMES A. CONWAY, RICHARD W. COOK, WALTER T. COOPER, EDWIN H. DANSBY, R. E. DARILEK, OSCAR P. DAVIS, DOUGLAS H. DAVIS, NILTON E. DAVIS, RAYMOND L. DAVIS, ROGER H. DAVIS, WILLIAM E. DAWSON, ED ROBERT DAYTON, EDMOND F. DeALBA, SALVADOR DeHERRERA, CARLOS L. DEHNERT, JOHN WILLIAM DELLINGER, DONALD RAY DERAMEE, DON A. DETWEILER, GASTON C. DEVOLL, JAMES W. DILLARD, JOSEPH T. DIMMITT, MALCOLM R. DITTMAR, MARTIN J. DODGE, FRED K. DORCHESTER, JOHN N. DONALDSON, ARLEN W. DOTY, JERRY D. DOUGLASS, MALCOLM C. DRAKE, JEROME E. DRAWE, ROBERT J. DRENNAN, HARRY J. DRIVER, RICHARD DUKE, THOMAS W. DUNN, JAMES M. DUNN, WARNER A. DUNN, FREDERICK W. DUNNAM, LEIGH K. EARL, J. A. EASLEY, C. R. EAST, WILLIAM F. ECKERT, CHARLES EDWARD ECKOLS, EUGENE EARL EDENS, WILLIAM D. 161 EHL, JAMES W. EISENBERG, ALVIN B. ELLER, JAMES M. ELLIOTT, C. G. ELLIOTT, JAMES D. ENGEL, ERWIN C. ENGLAND, NEWTON ERZEN, JOHN ESPAT, AMIR E. EVANS, BETHEL Q. EVANS, JACK M. EVANS, P. E. FARMER, JOE S. FAUBION, JAMES L FAULKNER, RICHARD FEINGOLD, LEON FISBECK, FRANCIS J. FISCHER, ERVIN H. FISCHGRABE, OTTO D. FLATT, DOUGLAS E. FLETCHER, BOBBY W. FLINN, CHARLES E. FOJTIK, FRANK H. FOLLEY, BILLY C FRANCIS, EUCLID D. FREY, JACK R. FRITTS, JACK G. FRITZ, JOSEPH F. FROCLICH, JAMES W. FUENTES, LEONEL F. FULLER, EUGENE T. CACHES, HARRY E GALLE, JOSEPH S. GALVIN, RAYMOND E. GAREY, DONALD L. GAY, LESTER L GAY, JOHN GORDON GAYLE, DOUGLAS Z. GEORGE, RALPH W. GEORGE, ROBERT J. GIBSON, BRUCE G. GIBSON, DAN M. GIBSON, KENNETH E. GIDEON, GEORGE D. GIESECKE, ROBERT L. GILL, BOBBY G. GILL, JAMES R. GILL, RAYMOND V GILL, T. M. G1LLELAND, THOMAS F. GILLESS, ALVIN E. GILLETT, VICTOR W. GLASS, THOMAS C. GLAXNER, DANIEL J. GOUGH, JOHN GORMAN, JAMES D. GOWAN, CLAUDE E. GOODE, S. D. GRAFTON, JAMES H. GRAHAM, JOHN L. GRANTOM, CHARLES A GRAY, FOSTER L. GRAY, ROBERT L. GRAY, THOMAS L. GREANEY, DONALD E. GRECO, LEONARD C. GRIMES, JACK W. GRISSOM, SAM T. GROFF, WILLIAM L. GROSJEAN, BRYAN W GROTE, FRED R. GRUBER, GEORGE A GUEGONY, JAMES H. GUERRA, ALONZO GUTHRIE, SAMPSON C. GUTIERREZ, CARLOS J. HAAS, JOHN R. HADDAD, FREDDIE HAGG, MICKEY O. HAIL, NUMSEN M. HALL, JACK E. HALL, TOMMY G. HALOW, ESAU R. HALSELL, JOHN T. HALTGREN, HILMER C. HALTOM, EDWARD C. HAMIL, HENRY F. HAMILTON, BOYD l HANNA, DANIEL N. HARDCASTLE, HAROLD J. HARDIN, CLET A. HARPER, GEORGE R. HARPER, HARRISON G. HARPER, SAM H. HARPER, WILLIAM W HARRELL, E. H. 162 HARRIS, JOE B. HARRISON, THOMAS P. HARTLEY, VINSON D. HARTMAN, RALPH A. HARTWELL, JEO D. HARTWIG, RICHARD C. HARVARD, HYMAN L. HAVARD, ROBERT H. HEAD, DAVID K. HEATH, BOBBY R. HEATH, DON R. HEATHMAN, BENNIE L. HEFT, DON E. HEFT, JOHN C. HEIMER, ARCHIE H. HENDERSON, ROBERT N HENDERSON, WILLIAM H. HENDLEY, CLAYTON F. HENDRIX, PAUL L. HENRY, VERNON J. HERBERT, WILLIAM F. HERRING, CHARLES W. HETH, JAMES B. HIGGINS, AL S. HIGHSMITH, WILLIAM S. HILDEBRAND, JACOB R. HILL, BILLY G. HILL, JOHN E. HILL, L. O. HILLIN, JOEL M. HILLMAN, ROBERT F. HINMAN, PETE HINSON, EDWIN M. HINTON, BILLY J. HINZE, VICTOR L. HOFFMAN, RUDOLPH A. HOLDER, JIMMIE R. HOLLAND, ANDREW W. HOLLAND, WILLARD P. HOLLOWAY, TEDDY G. HOLMES, HOMER C. HOLMES, K. B. HORNSTEIN, CHARLES F. HORSTMAN, EDWARD HOTARD, CLIFTON M. HOWELL, DANIEL D. HOWELL, VICTOR D. HUBBELL, ROBERT H. HUDGINS, CHARLES M. HUDSON, JOE A. HUDSON, PATTON C. HUDSPETH, BENJAMIN H. HUFFMAN, ROBERT E. HUFFMAN, WILLIAM M. HUGHITT, JESSE M. HULAN, HENRY D. HULTGREN, HILMER C. HUNTER, WILLIAM V. HUPPERTZ, JOHN F. HURTA, THOMAS L. HUTCHISON, ROBERT D. INSULL, ROBERT E. IRELAND, RALPH E. IRVINE, GEORGE C. JACKSON, GEORGE T. JACKSON, JAMES B. JACKSON, JOHN L. JACKSON, SAM M. JACOBS, LOUIS M. JAEGER, ALOIS J. JAMES, WILLIAM L. JANAK, CALVIN T. JAPP, JACK W. JARVIS, HAROLD D. JARVIS, OLIVER C. JENKINS, JERRY G. JENNINGS, SHERRILL JOHNS, ARTHUR C. JOHNSON, ANDREW J. JOHNSON, BOBBY G. JOHNSON, CARL E. JOHNSON, DON H. JOHNSON, OSCAR T. JOHNSON, RUPERT M. JOHNSON, WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM E JONAS, MORRIS L. JONES, BOBBY R. JONES, RAYMOND C. JONES, ROBERT E. JONES, ROBERT W. JORDAN, FRED H. JORDAN, JAMES I. JOSEPH, JAMES E. JOYNER, GERALD L. KASPER, RONNY E. 163 KEBLINGER, JAMES FRANK KEELING, JAMES WILLIAM KELLER, IRVIN EDWARD, JR. KELLER, WILLIAM WAYNE KELLEY, THAD C. KELLEY, THOMAS E. KEMP, CHARLES RAY KENNEDY, DEAN S KENNEDY, JOHN ROBERT KILLIAN, ROBERT BURGHER KIMBALL, WILBUR EDWARD KLINGER, JOHN THOMAS KOONTZ, JAMES LEON KREUZ, CHARLES RALEIGH KRIEGER, JOHN W. KRUEGER, DOYLE E. KRUGER, WELDON DALE KUBALA, LOWELL MAURICE LAFLER, FLOYD EDWARD LAKE, CHARLES EMERY LaMACK, WILLIAM J. LANDRUM, BOBBY L. LANE, RICHARD N LANG, CARL D. LANGFORD, JOE ED LANNERT, RICHARD FRANK LaRUE, CHARLES F. LATHEM, TOM WILLIAM LAWSON, DAVID A. LAY, BILLY GENE LAY, GILBERT RICHARD LEAL, RAMON P. LeBLANC, PATRICK H. LEDLOW, JAMES C. LEEMAN, JAMES EDWARD LENZEN, RICHARD DOLE LEON, ALLEN LOUIS LILLY, WILLIAM STEVE LINDSEY, JAMES PAUL LINNARTZ, DONALD EMRICH LITTLE, CHARLES RILEY LIVELY, JOE DERRALL LOCKART, PAUL LONG, ROBERT MARION LONGSERRE, GOODRICH W. LOVE, ORVAL RAY LOVE, WERT E. LUCE, ROLAND THOMAS LUMAN, JAMES E. LYDA, CLYDE ANDREW MAGNESS, JAMES LOUIS MAHLER, CLYDE ALAN MALLETT, AL MANLY, MAXEY KLINE MANOS, PETE NICK MANOUSOS, DONALD BATY MANSFIELD, BILLY E. MAPES, WILLIAM R. MARKHAM, WILLIAM G. MARLOW, RAYMOND, JR. MARLOW, WALTER S. MARSHALL, GEORGE K. MARTIN, JOHN J. MARTINDALE, W. R. MARTINEZ, PABLO, JR. MATHEWS, JACK C. MATTHEWS, CHARLES MATTEL, JOE B. MASSENGALE, ALBERT E. MEADOR, BENJIMAN F. MECKLIN, JAMES R. MELCHER, FRED W. MELTON, TOMMY J. MEREDITH, JOHN L, JR. MERKA, WALTER J. MESCHKAT, RAY S. MEYERS, BOB R. MEYERS, IRVING M. MAYNIG, EDWARD G. MICHNA, FRED M. MILHOLLIN, QUINTON K. MIKS, LEE C. MILLER, BILLY R. MILLER, HARVEY F. MILLER, JAMES C. MILLER, RICHARD W. MILLER, ROBERT C. MINTURN, WILLIAM L. MOAK, OLIVER J. MOLINA, FRANCISCO D. MONROE, KENNETH W. MOONEY, ROGERS L. MOORE, B. L. MOORE, CALVIN E. MORROW, RICHARD F. MORROW, RICHARD F. 164 GEmmu MORRISON, DON H. MOSES, WILLIAM C. MUGG, JARRELL B. MULLER, JOHNNY F. MUNCEY, CLAUDE A. MURRAH, RICHARD S. MURCHISON, THOMAS E MURPHE, ALTON L. MUSSER, EDGAR R. MYRICK, WALTER M. McADAMS, HENRY L. McADAMS, JAMES W. McANALLY, GLEN D. McCARLEY, ROBERT E. McCARTY, ALAN G. McCARTY, IRA W. McCLAREN, SHERWOOD W. McCLURE, DONALD H. McCOMBS, DONALD O. McCONATHY, CLARENCE E. McCAWN, FREDDY W. McCreary, Charles k. MacDONALD, ANGUS McELROY, E. M. McFarland, m. s. McGEE, ELWIN L. McGEE, JAMES W. McGOUGH, BONNY W. McJUNKIN, JACK I. McKinney, edmund j. McLEMORE, BOBBIE F. McLIMORE, TOMMY E. McLEOD, MAX W. McMAHAN, JACKIE D. McMASTER, BILLY C. McMillan, james w. McMURREY, JAMES W. McNEW, JOHN T. McREYNOLDS, WARREN L. NECESSARY, HAROLD G. NEDBALEK, FRANK G NELSON, ROBERT W. NEWKIRK, IRVIN R. NEWLIN, BORAH P. NEV MAN, RICHARD A. NEWSOM, MELVIN M. NICKERSON, JERRY A. NIEBUHR, WILLIAM M. NOAK, ARVIS E. NOYES. JOHN A. OLDROYD, JOHN B. OLIVARES, JOSE A. OLSEN, DON P. ORTS, FRANK A. OSBORN, CHARLES E. OVERTON, LESLIE C PACE, MILTON H. PAGE, DONALD L. PARISH, NORMAN R. PARISH, THOMAS H. PARK, JOHN L. PARMA, GLENN R. PARRISH, JAMES D. PATRICK, LEWIS W. PATTON, CRAIG D. PAYNE, THOMAS L. PEARCE, MARCELLUS M. PEARSON, PHILIP R. PEEPLES. RUFUS R. PELLERIN, OWEN L. PENGELLY, ALLEN K. PETERSEN, RICHARD M PEPLOW, WILLIAM G. PERKINS, ROBERT E. PFEIFFER, ARNOLD P. PHELPS, RICHARD R. PHILLIPS, CHARLES C. PHILLIPS, CHARLES G. PHILLIPS, LEE J. PIERSON, JOHN E. PILAND, Z. A. PINKSTON, ROBERT D. PIPPEN, CHARLES J. PLUECKHAHM, FLOYD H. PLUENNEKE, CHARLES H. POLZER, WILFRED L. POND, FLOYD W. POOL, RAY E. PRATHER, OTTO A. PRESNAL, BILLY C. PRICE, ALEXANDER G. PRICE, JAMES M. PRICE, J. S. PROCHAZKA, H. PROCTER, ROBERT L. PURVIS, HARDY E. 165 PYBURN, ALTON R. RABAGO, ROGERIO I. RABON, R. D. RABORN, HENRY F. RADFORD, LEE R. RAGSDALE, BOBBY J. RAINS, RICHARD K. RAINWATER, WILLIAM M RAMMING, RICHARD W„ JR. RAMSEY, JACK B. RANDLE, DALMAN E. RANKIN, BOBBY J. RAPP, THOMAS L. RATLIFF, DAVID L. RAWLINGS, CHARLES R RAYNAUD, JOSEPH B. READ, JAMES M. REDFORD, THOMAS D. REEVES, JOHN H. REEVES, JOHN M. RELYEA, JAMES R. REMSBURG, HARTWELL E„ JR REUWER, HERBERT J., JR. REYES, JULIO RHODES, LYN R. RICHARDS, CHARLES A. RICHARDSON, D. P. RICHARDSON, HOWARD E , JR RICHARDSON, JAMES E. RICHEY, DON R. RIDDLE, JOE A. RILEY, FRANK A. RITTER, ALTON K. RIVERA, RODOLFO ROARK, BOBBY H. ROBERTS, ERNEST B. ROBERTS, HAILEY A. ROBERTS, WARREN H. ROBERTS. DARRELL R. ROBERTS, DAVID ROBERTS, LANDON K. ROBERTS, VERNON K. ROBIN, ROYCE R. ROE, NEWTON CHARLES ROGERS, ANDREW M. ROGERS, WILLIAM B. ROPER, CHARLES A. RORABECK, GEORGE H. ROSS, CECIL J. RUFFINI, HARRY R. RURGE, LOUIS H. RUSH, ROBERT L. RYBERG, JOE H. SAMFORD, JOHN A. SIMMONS. JAMES B„ JR. SANDERS, WILFRED E. SAYERS, RALPH M. SCAIEF, MARTIN H. SCHADEL. HAROLD A. SCHAFFER, CLIFFORD L. SCHLATHER, WALLACE G. SCHL1NKE. ORVILLE C, JR. SCHWARZ. KIRK SCOTT, CHARLES M. SCOTT, ETHAN A. SCOTT, JOHNNY D SCOTT, RICHARD BONNER SCOTT, WILLIAM H. SEALES. BILLY T. SEIFERT. CLIFTON E. SELIGMAN, JOHN J. SENIOR, LUKE, JR. SEXTON, THOMAS C. SHANKLES, DOUGLAS L. SHARP, ALLEN C. SHEARER. GORDON K. SHEPARD, PERRY J. SHIVERS, ROLAND D. SHOLAR, WILLARD C. SHOWERS, WAYNE A. SHOWN, GUY SHULER, JOHN J. SHUMBERA. AUGUST L. SIMMONDS, JOHN H. SIMMONS, LUTCHER B. SIMMONS, WILLIAM T. SIMMS. BOBBY L. SIMON, HASKELL L. SIMS, ROBERT L. SLACK, JOSEPH L. SLONE, CHARLES R. SLOAN, RAY K. SMITH, ALLAN M. SMITH, BOISE B. SMITH. CHARLES E. SMITH, CHARLES L. 166 SMITH, EDGAR W. SMITH, EUGENE B. SMITH, GORDON L. SNYDER, ALVIN H. SOLIS, JOE F. SOUTHER, JERRY D. SPARKS, GENE W. SPEER, MILTON L. SPENCER, BRYAN S. SPENCER, TOM SPRAGINS, EDWARD STADE, THOMAS H. STAFFEL, GERALD STAFFORD, GORDON L. STAGGS, C. L. STAHL, BILLY J. STALTER, WILLIAM B. STANISLAV, RUDOLPH J. STAUTS, WILLIAM M. STEARNS, RICHARD D. STEED, GENE E. STEEL, HARRY V. STEPHENSON, WILLIAM A. STEWART, LOUIS A STEVENSON, BOB V. STINE, SAMUEL O. STODDARD, ALTON R. STONE, CHARLES R. STONE, ROBERT DEAN STRUHAN, JAMES F. STUBBLEFIELD, JERRY E. STUD, GENE E. SUTTON, RAY B. SWENNING, RICHARD L. SWINSON, CHARLES D. SYKORA, JAMES H. TABB, DONALD S. TALBERT, FRANK T. TAMIS, PHILIP E. TANNER, CARROLL V TANNER, RICHARD C TAYLOR, ROBERT E. TSMPLIN, MAX L. TERK, ROGER H. TEVIS, CHARLES C. THOMAS, EDWARD E. THOMAS, EDD H. THOMAS, JAMES H. THOMAS, ROBERT S. THOMPSON, CHAUNCE O. THOMPSON, JAMES C. THORNTON, JACK TIGNER, THOMAS J. TILLER, JEFFERSON W. HMME, ALBERT C. TODD, WILLIAM L. TOLLE, CHARLES C. TRAPP, WILBUR G. TRAVELSTEDD, W. B. TRAVIS, ROBERT S. TROJACEK, DON TROUSDALE, JAMES W. TUCKER, JOHN M. TUTTLE, GUFFEY W. URANA, RUDY R. URBANI, POMPEO UPTMORE, JAMES H. VANDER STUCKEN, ALFRED VANZURA, BRUCE HUGO VAN TYNE, RICHARD G. VAWTER, JOHN HOMER VENABLE, ROBERT T. VICKREY, LUSTER A. VILAS, JOHN R. VINZ, FRANK L. VIRDEN, CARLTON R. WALLACE, BILLY J. WALLACE, JOE C. WALLINGFORD, RALPH E. WALLS, RICHARD F. WALLS, ROBERT E. WALKER, CHARLES E. WALKER, JOHN H. WALKER, LUTHER A. WALKER, RICHARD S. WALTERS, CHARLES R. WARD. BILLY C. WARREN, GUY S. WASKAM, REAGAN M. WEHRS, FREDDIE WEIR, THOMAS WELCH, JAMES D. WELLER, BERTHOLD L. WELLS, ROY D. WELSCH, HANNO F. WESTPHAL, RALPH E. 167 WETZ, FERMAN L. WHARTON, JAMES A. WHEAT, RICHARD O. WHITE, GLINN H. WHITE, ROBERT W. WHITE, THOMAS H. WHITLEY, BOBBY R. WHITLEY, JOHN T WICKE, ROBERT J. WICHER, CHARLES N. WICKS, DAVID W. WILBANKS, BRUCE A. WILLIAMS, DAVID E. WILLIAMS, HOWARD M. WILLIAMS, ROBERT D. WILLIAMS, RONALD J. WILLIAMS, T. BARRY WILLINGHAM, JACK G. WILLMAHN, WILLIAM J. WILLSON, JAMES P., JR. WILLY, FREDERICK M. WILSON, ARTHUR R., JR. WILSON, GEORGE O. WINSETT, IVAN L. WITTENBURG, JOE M. WOLFE, GENE R. WOLFSKILL, LYLE A. WOODALL, ROBERT W. WOOLF, DON E. YAGGI, RONALD T. YOUNG, ANDERSON V., JR. YOUNG, FLOYD H„ JR. YOUNG, JAMES D. YOUNG, JOHN PAUL ZAHN, DENNIS G. ZEEN. RICHARD M. ZESCH, EUGENE ZIESCHANG, EDWIN C. ZIMMERMAN. WILLIAM K. ADAY, LAWSON C. BREAR, KENNETH D. BECK, LUTHER D. BRUNS, ROY H. L. CASON, BILLIE R. CASTOR, LOUIS M. CHAPMAN, ALFRED A. CHAVARRIA, RAMIRO CLEMENS, FELIX C. COOK, BILL R. CRABTREE, WILLIE A. DIEBEL, JOHNNY C. EASLEY, THEODORE H. EDMONDSON, FRANK P. FLORES, GULLERMO A. GALINDO, CHARLES M. GARRISON, WALLACE G. GERDES, RAYMOND A. GONZALES, RALPH F. GOUGH, MACK B. HABERMAN, LAWERENCE R HARPER, JACK H. HUBERTUS, ARTHUR W. JONES, BILLY N. KERN, BERYL C. KIMBALL, BOBBY GENE KUNZE, CLARENCE R. LEACH, WAULDRON D. MEBANE, WILLIAM B. MEEHAN, JAMES W. MURTISHAW, THOMAS R McDonald, james w. NEW, BOBBY J. PRUETT, ROBERT H. PURSWELL, RODDIN H. ROBERTS, WILLIAM P. ROBINSON, TOM M. RODRIGUES, EDWARD P. SATTERWHITE, LERON B. SKEEN, WILBUR J. SMATHERS, JAMES F STANFORD, DAN M. STERNADEL, MERLE A. THOMAS, RUSSELL C. TWEED, EARL E. WALLER, FRANK S. WEISS, FRANK L. WHEELER, JOHN W. WIELAND, DENTON R GREEN, GLENN A. 168 In Memoriam To those students for whom Silver Taps were sounded during the past school year as their fellow students stood in silent salute. Robert L. Amsler Jerry O. Bisson Robert L. Blazek Myron Dirks Norbert J. Lucas Warren Melton Reagan D. Roberts Jack L. Solether SILVER TAPS Trumpets call to every spirit “Silver Taps” rings ‘cross the lawn; Aggies straighten, eyes uplifted Each heart knows an Aggie’s gone. From the dorms now dark and quiet ‘Cross the gravel paths they tread Up the moonlit streets they go With memories of friend now dead. Each man walks unheeded, stiffly. Each man feels the night’s cold chill. Then his outfit passes, marching. Paced by feet which now are still. Sully’s image, cold and silent. Lit by lamps that pierce night’s shroud Watches men with spirits humble Stand in honor, all heads bowed. Trumpets call to every spirit “Silver Taps” rings ‘cross the lawn; Aggies straighten, eyes uplifted, Part of every man is gone. nmornnsrbtsoQ mmf) ' wry ' wowftpf imotf yruvjjotf mmiworsfi ' vnyi ' uajvjzhmQ a§ -irvjvtf wyjj ' vmjy -MxaniO ' WJUI myaag nsnmfi wryi ' Tforpvv ' hjrrmcj ' vrw£ ' trjruufi mjj 7 7 ' ifmKfctu aj ' TKFpfnmtfcrj nMrrpnrprY ' mfj ' fry nswcnp mnscrr ' yarpuj Innrcrfr ' xr£ mm. i mszm M n iL a m J Coi o t (Qtteen Bessie Jean Akagi Laura Allison Ruth Anderegg Mrs. Billie Balentine Evelyn Barker Betty Barwick Evon Bass Mrs. Nelson Bass Lucy Ann Bayne Beverly Bell Barbara Bennett Mrs. Elton D. Berry Frances Betts Martha Mae Blomquist Mrs. Floyd L. Borcherding Kinta Bousquet Dolores Breitenbach Mrs. J. C. Bridges Leta Briggs Betty Brown Mrs. R. B. Bland Mrs. Aline Blatherwick Gaynelle Brown Kate Brown Grace Brumaghim 188 Mary Busch Iris Caldwell Mrs. Jo Caldwell Pegg Buchek Elise Buchheit Joan Canter Janie Cargiie Ann Larrington Pat Castorina Betty Canavespi Carolyn Cawley Mrs. R. R. Chase Mrs. V. S. Chernosky Frances Clanton Mrs. Robert Clark Ruby Lee Colbert Mrs. W. B. Collier Bobbie Collins Yvonne Colvin Norma Beth Cooke Patsy Ruth Conn Dorothy Cooper Gail Couch Mrs. Reba Cozart B. L. Crone Mrs. Andres Cuellar Marjorie Cupples Mrs. Betty J. Davis Jean Deauquier Jane Dennis Betty Derese Anita Dittmar Margaret Ditzler Ina Rhea Dixon Dorothy Dobrava 189 Juanita Dunn Elsie Dvorak Mrs. H. W. Dysant Margaret Edwards Gene Ellis Jean English Mrs. Ruth Evans Bonnie Fambrough Mrs. Frank Janak Mrs. W. E. Forsythe Mrs. M. T. Franklin Phoebe Ann Fry Mrs. O. S. Gaddis Dolly Garcia Luchi Garcia-Nunez Anne Goode Mrs. Hugh Gordon Mary Louise Gorman Mrs. Joy Gould Jeanne Cranberry Mrs. W. H. Grant Tina Gregory Emily Jean Grissom Betty Gunnels Mrs. Marvin Hagemeier 190 Mrs. Dorothy Ellen Hoban Waldene C. Hahne Mrs. James W. Hall Mabel Hall Norma Ruth Hailing Jerre Harrell Ida Mae Harris Reni Haupt Dorothy Hearne Neldean Helton Marye Elizabeth Henderson Pat Henry Sue Henson Mrs. D. M. Henslee Herby Herbsleb Mrs. Faye Herndon Neta Hill Margie Hill Mrs. Catherine Hilliard and Dee Mrs. G. E. Hilliard and Clifton Mrs. J. V. Holder Mrs. Jo Ann Holliday Ann Howery Mrs. Ray Huddleston Jane Hughes Charlene Jenkins Pat Joyner Mrs. F. J. Karnowski Christine Kelling Mrs. Howard D. Kelly Mrs. A. G. Koenning, Mrs. Phil Koonce Wilma Krause Sumarie Lorsen Jeanne Laurian 191 Louise Lehman Mrs. M. M. Lindheim Mary Frances Lindsey Winona Lindsey Mrs. Jack London Mrs. M. V. Longserre Janelle Loveless Evelyn Lubojasky Mary Jane Luten Pat Lynch Norma Malone Mrs. I. B. Maltz Eileen Mangham Vivian Maples Jene Marshall Mrs. T. G. Marsh, Jr. Mrs. E. C. Martin, Jr. Mrs. Mary Ann McCants Pat McCoy Frances McDonald Mary McNutt Mary McSwain Gloria Means Eula Lee Miears Mrs. R. C. Miller 192 Mavis Amelia Mills Mary Moseley Mrs. Richard S. Moseley Joan Murray La Vera Murphy Miss Sue Muse Mary Helen O ' Neil Mrs. A. J. Otte Janis Owens Donna Pace Mildred Parrish Mrs. Nadine Parsons Frances Peterson Helen Ruth Pelt Mrs. John D. Pianta, Jr. Bettye Joyce Pollard Martha Pope Jamie Proctor Olivette Preston Weida Pridemore Betty Pridgen Floye Quattlebaum Betty Quinn Barbara Rabichau Patty Raley Sammie Rampy Nancy Jane Reynolds Helen H. Roberts Mrs. J. C. Roberts Mrs. A. L. Rodgers Mrs. Jean Rutledge and Collene Oleta Royall Georgianna Rowe Eva Saldivar Mrs. Sam Sanders 193 Barbara Lynn Scheffler Colene Schlittier Betty Jean Schramm Audry Faye Sheppard Doris Shofner Mrs. James A. Short, Jr. Nancy Simmons Mrs. J. A. Simpson Ann Slaughter Mrs. Harry R. Smith Mrs. Barry R. Smith Wynelle Smith Ruth Smith Carolyn Sparks Charlotte Stephens Sue Stewart Betty Helen Stone Doris Strohmenger Jo Ann Switzer Mrs. O. C. Sykes Mrs. L. J. Tolle Barbara Tate Kathryn Taylor Mrs. G. N. Thomas 194 Mary Ruth Thomas Theda Timaeus Mrs. Leon J. Tomlin Mrs. W. E. Tschirhart Mrs. C. E. Turnbow Shirley Ann Turner Doris Triplett Mrs. A. F. Ueckert, Jr. Mrs. J. H. Vaughan Lovera Veach Rosemary Wallace Madge Laurette Washburn Mrs. W. E. Weathersby Caroline Spears Barbara Weber Mrs. Al Wehring Pat West Lou Jeanne Whiteside Mrs. Gelie B. Wiggins Mrs. Tishann C. Wilde Mrs. Blake Williams, Jr. Margaret Williams Mrs. G. M. Wingate Mrs. E. L. Winterbauer Freda Womack Mary Lou Wood Doris Woodward Carol Young Dolores Zapalac Mrs. Walter W. Zimmerman Brownie Betz Jerry Ray Mrs. W. R. House and Billy Dolly Murdoch Marjory Wipprecht sr Registration... Registration lines, while still irritatingly slow to the uninitiated, moved faster than usual in the opinions of most returning A M students. A possible explanation was the split registration carried out so successfully for the 1949 Fall semester. Excluding the 3,303 returning students who pre-registered on August 27, the first students to report for a new school year at A M were 1,314 freshmen who swarmed into the Annex on Sunday afternoon, September 11, for nine days of orienta¬ tion during Freshman Week. Don Thurman of the Photo and Visual Aid Lab snaps veteran student E. S. Ruby ' s picture for the newly required ID cards — the little piece of plastic covered cardboard that no well- dressed Aggie will be without. Cadets had their pictures made after uniforms had been issued. Registering students had to sign everything from loyalty oaths to fee payments — and it was doubtful v hich caused the more comment among the perspiring Aggies. Of the entire student body which regis¬ tered on August 27 and September 17, 4,397 were in the Corps and 3,216 were not. The total of 7,613 included 2,843 veterans. 197 Football Begins... It ' s easy to see why Tanya Schmid of Brenham was chosen the top drum major. The year began in earnest. The Ags played Villanova under Kyle Field ' s new lights on September 17. Over 30,000 people, the largest opening game crowd in A M ' s history, turned out to see the game and watch high school bands from all over the state strut their stuff. Glenn McCarthy presents Tanya with a trophy while movie star John Carroll looks on. The first yell practice of the ) starts things off right. Gle Red, and Don lead the trc before the Villanova game. 198 Keith Allsup presides over the first Student Senate meeting. Politicians Tom Calhoun and Marvin (San Antone) Rice both snow their public — but Teneha Tom came out on top in the balloting. Adair lost as the Corps bloc swept all the at-large offices. Fish Jim Sammons hits a brace under the expert supervision of two dewdrops. Get the grade points the first years. Later on they ' ll save you tears. Just think, the same procedure is even used at the Shamrock. 199 (L. .CL. DI5ECT THOSE Fort Worth Phr fnosoni ue, • ' army f ■ ASA gigs the frogs. The first month of toil and trouble was forgotten as the entire school journeyed northward to the friendly city of Fort Worth and the TCU game. Our fair-haired sisters of the north came down and the revelries began. Midnight yell practice was held in front of the courthouse. It marked the last offi- Aggies and their dates whoop it up on Friday night. Regimental coiors are presented at the reviewing stand. Everyone gets in the spirit of Corps Trip things at midnight yell practice. in review. cial off-campus midnight yell prac¬ tice in A M ' s history. The corps marched thru the streets of Cow- town on Saturday morning and then assembled at the game that afternoon. Although outscored, the spirit still lingered and good times were had at the many parties and dances on Saturday night. George Alexander and Margaret Mund- henke yell for the Maroons at the game. Aggie Sweetheart Jeannine Holland (right) and TCU Band Sweetheart Beverly Herrin pose prettily. Early Sunday morning showed no signs of a letup. October Ends.. The Pipe Smoking Contest attracts some questionable characters. Date; Orr. 23“ Place: Arkansas Event-- Razgrsack roast Burl Ives shows Jarvis Miller how he charmed his audience. THE AGGIE FIRE WILL TENDERIZE OLE PORKERS HIDE ' [ An ominous warning cast its spell (?). Victor Borge pleased his audience with good music and sharp wit. John, you should be in the movies. The SMI1 November 4 offered the ABC Ball. The next day mighty SMU was battered around Kyle Field by an Aggie team that wouldn ' t be stopped. And that night a rejuvenated school danced to the music of Frankie Carle. Curly Broyles and orchestra entertain at the ABC Ball. Eager couples crowd around the bandstand sfF’ JK. The Sweetheart of the ABC Ball, Pat Andrews, and escort Bill Price, pose for the photographer. Week End... Glenn Lippman plows thru the Pony line. The remains of Peruna . .. Among the 4000 enjoying the music of Frankie Carle were Cadet Colonel Doyle Avant and Margaret Malitz of SMU. The Fin-Feather has a busy night, too. 205 An early morning celebration among the more studious. Then Came Those blasted Wednesday afternoon drills! Memorial Day is observed at A M. lfKSK§ff.. ' f •V Some people are happy .. . Some are more than happy ., Houston! 5-i ' 1 1 2 Waltzing Joe Rabb swings his partner. There ' s nuthin ' like corps trip sack time. The Big Day The bonfire and Thanksgiving Game are the fall highlights at A M. This year ' s was no exception. In spite of rain and quizzes, one of the largest bonfires in past years was suc¬ cessfully built. The largest crowd in A M ' s history vj Arrives! flooded the campus to see the bonfire, enjoy Tommy Dorsey ' s music afterwards, and a ttend the game the next day. The football team of 1909 paid tribute to Charlie Moran, their former coach. And then, the bonfire, elephant walk, and game were memories. E Vets prepare for Xmas. HHHhi A Inf. and A GMC tangle in the corps intra- Xmas greeting, Aggiestyle . . . E Flight sophs decorate the halls. Spike Jones pays A M a visit. The Houston Sym¬ phony lets its hair down. The Aggie Players presented arena action for the first time. Chow down for F Fligh D Infantry triumphs in the corps intramural finals. wfrrrimm rwvpj f ' A TC sophs pose for a pichur . MeDoweII fires a shot against Rice. A M sweetheart Jeanine Holland presents Cedric Copeland with a T award. Batt and Lass-o staffers raise coin in Dallas as Tessie editor if Lynn Skelton and staff beauty Mimi Hicks ignore their dates to face the camera. Hollywood Thomas with Dallas cutie . . . Each year the Architecture Society presents its Beaux Arts Ball. Great pains are taken to make the scenery and costumes appropriate for this gala affair. This year ' s ball was no exception. With a Prairie View jazz band working over¬ time, the frolic and mirth of the 1950 ASABAB started the social season off in grand style. RV initiates are sworn in by Commander Doggy McClure as The Sophomore Ball was a big success. King Egger, Herb Beutel, and Spade Pate look on seriously. Fish Prexy Jack Brooks presents Freshman Sweetheart Bobbie Boydstun at the Fish Ball. Ed Harrington and the Brazos Bottom Boogie Busters give the Campus Chest drive a boost. Military Ball... Duke Ellington soothes a packed Sbisa crowd. Meanwhile Chief Beatty, Charley Neeley, Howard Gaddis, and Jim House peer at camera. High administration and military officials review the corps parade. Queens, all queens — Jessies Thelma Balcar, Charlotte Williams, Missy Brun¬ son, and Jo Ann Ruth receive corsages. Herman Dietrich and Mimi Hicks discuss the day ' s activities with General Old. ft if General Ainsworth inspects the RV ' s. Faculty members and their wives absorb the proceedings. Skip Lewie and Bess Everyt chat with the visiting Italian colonel. Joe Dotson congratulates a regimental queen. Peashooters give out at the AICE Ball. Foley Brothers brought their models up and presented From Boots to Boutonieres . John Christenson and model (above) display the latest in beach wear. John does look rather warm. At left. Bob Byington escorts Gwen Taylor underneath crossed sabers. The final spring training scrim¬ mage reveals 1950 power. The band is a spectacle on April 1. The Kilgore Rangerettes storm the campus and put on a half¬ time show. Backstage patter with Efram Kurtz, conductor of the Houston Symphony, Jimmy Broyles, F. M. Law, and Buddy Boyd. Federal inspection came, much to the disgust of everyone on the campus as well as at the Annex. Cotton Ball. The Cotton Ball Queen selection committee in action. David River Boat Rives emits his charm while Nelson Brunneman sums things up in the background. Chancellor Gilchrist presents Joe Mogford with a token of appreciation for years of service well done. k. Mothers’ ______ f-r ' KK ' ij V__k W v V M 1 i w The traditional flower pinning ceremony is observed a the annex. Mrs. M. L. Cashion, A M Mother of the Year, reviews her boys. m ll f - I P Ci m z- - f| ff jfe f .r =i-i 5 ! :£_— • a -r Chris shows a miss how it works while a mystified Dewdrop looks on. ■ John Whitmore shows some Jessies how it ' s done as Clayton Selph looks on critically. © ' . • -J- z M M 11 . Vi kts i i m r ' V ' - l ..... ' -C ' The Aggie Follies get underway with a western number. The Fish Drill Team demonstrates its prowess. A M ' s Who ' s Who award winners are presented to the Senior Class at the Class of ' 50 banquet. Activities... Sbisa Hall was the scene of the 1950 Ring Dance as couples danced to the tunes of Benny Strong and his orchestra. Many couples continued the partying after the official dance ended — as did this group at the Brazos County A M Club ' s new clubhouse. Lt. Gen. LeRoy Lutes presented Army commissions; here second looie Clark Munroe receives his. President Bolton is shown with the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines who joined Dr. W. Boyd Hunt in presenting the baccalaureate talks for the two separate services for the graduating class. Colorfully decorated Guion Hall was packed with proud parents and girl friends for the awarding of commissions to the graduates. ecJ°, UND e NG 0,C 5 0c , e ? p ubli { Caf io ns STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Student publications include The Battalion, Aggieland 1950, The Agriculturist, The Engineer, The Commentator, and The Southwestern Veterinarian. This entire program is designed to give students the oppor¬ tunity to produce their own publications. In addition, the student publication program provides an outlet for student opinion and serves as a medium for fostering congenial faculty-student relations. All student publications are supervised by the Student Life Committee. 219 I Aggieland Texas A M ' s yearbook, the Aggieland 1950, was produced through the efforts of a staff of some thirty students working in daily groups under the direction of co-editors Jim Woodall and Chuck Cabaniss. Working closely with the co-editors were section editors Bob Skidmore (classes), Don Dietz (activities), and Bob Gregg (military). Busi¬ ness manager Floyd Henk supervised the program for obtaining advertising for the annual. Three junior editors worked independently of the main staff in preparing Aggie¬ land 1950 specialties — the sports section and a Pass in Review sub-section. Roy Nance prepared the copy and layout for the informal coverage of the 1949-50 school year, and Fred Sommers supervised picture making and Frank Manitzas prepared copy for the sports coverage. Professional artist Bob Cullen did the art work and helped the co-editors plan the special effects throughout the book. Photography was handled by Sam Molinary and Bill Hites (informal coverage of activities); Photo and Visual Aid Laboratory Cameramen Walter Barnes, Charles Gebauer, Don Thurman, and director Howard Berry; and Joe Sosolik and his associates at the Aggieland Studio. The Aggieland 1950 engraving was done by Harper Standard Engraving Company; the E. J. Storm Printing Company printed the book, and the American Beauty Cover Company prepared the cover and bound the book. Business manager Henk and section editors Dietz, Skidmore, and Gregg glance at a ' 49 Aggieland to compare it with their work in the ' 50 yearbook. Junior editors Manitzas, Nance, and Sommers worked on the Aggieland 1950 ' s most interesting sections. Roy Nance, Doyle Nash, Joe Davidson, Bill McSpadden, and Dave Wolf of the Monday staff enjoy themselves as they prepare Senior Favorites layouts. Cecil Adickes, Jim Modlin, Dan Clinton, and Ray Roberts are interrupted in the midst of assorted duties during their Wednesday staff tenure. Sammy Cannon, Joe Creighton, Danny Fleming, Bibb Underwood, and Bill Dalston of the Monday staff trim pictures for unit snapshot panels. AGGIELAND 1950 STAFF The Battalion BILL BILLINGSLEY, C. C. MUNROE Clayton L. Selph..... Dave Coslett........ Chuck Cabaniss....... John Whitmore, L. O. Tiedt, Dean Reed, Otto Kunze . News Editors Curtis Edwards.....City Editor Charles Kirkham . . Chief Editorialist George Charlton Assistant Feature Editor Herman Gollob . . Amusements Editor Sid Abernathy, Ken Bernhardt, Jerry Zuber.....Copy Editors Frank N. Manitzas . Sports News Editor Frank E. Simmen, Jr., Sports Feature Editor Jim Anderson, Bill Barber, Bob Boyd, J. C. Fails, Herschel Fitts, Chester Hicks, Bob Hughson, Henry Lacour, Bee Landrum, Bob Lindheim, Marvin Matusek, Tom Rountree, B. F. Roland, Raymond Rush¬ ing, Walter Tanamachi, John Tapley, Bill Thompson, Rip Torn, Dale Wal¬ ston, Kenneth Wiggins . News Staff W. K. Colville, Chester Critchfield, Wayne Davis, Bob Price, Ray Williams .... Feature Staff Emil Bunjes, Jr., Bill Mebane, Charles Sebesta, Dudley Hughes. . City Staff ......... Co-Editors .......Managing Editor ........Feature Editor ........ . Sports Editor Roger Coslett, Jimmy Curtis, R. G. De¬ Berry, Harold Gann, Glenn Williams, Ralph Gorman, Ray Holbrook, Jerry Houser.......Sports Staff Tommy Baxter, A. W. Frederick, Russell Hagens, Herbert Gibbs, Don Garrett, W. J. Ware Advertising Representatives L. K. Carter . . . Circulation Manager Sam Molinary . . . Chief Photographer Hardy Ross, John Hollingshead, Tommy Fontaine, Bill Hites, Brad Holmes, Joe Trevino, Bob Hancock Photo Engravers Kenneth Marak, Jack Stansberry, Jack Brandt, Emmett Trant, Alex Munroe.....Cartoonists Jim Hay, Paul Hoover, Bob Laswell, Bill Matush, Howard Pietsch, John Stuntz . . Circulation Assistants MID-TERM GRADUATES Lewis Burton .... Managing Editor Bill Potts.....Sports Co-Editor Larry Oliver . . . Circulation Manager Ben Brittain . . Advertising Manager Co-editors Munroe and Billingsley smile over one of the paper ' s many safety awards. Sports editor Cabaniss, managing editor Selph, and fea¬ ture editor Coslett, strike business-like executive poses. City editor Edwards, chief editorialist Kirkham, and amusements editor Gollob, glance up from an interesting copy of The Congressional Record. r if Publications photographer Molinary catches news staffer Rountree and city staffer Hughes checking Photo engraver Hancock points to a line cut in a graphic arts magazine as fellow engraver Hites peers over his shoulder. Advertising representa¬ tives Baxter and Ware (standing) look on amused as circulation assistant Young smiles at the discussion. News editors Tiedt, Reed, Whitmore, and Kunze survey the day ' s paper before going for coffee. t m m X- V M ’ 7 M ■ rc k ; ■ ' • %S • ' ' -V Members of the news and city staffs pause for the caremamon. Walston and Boyd stand behind Anderson, Hughson, Bunjes, and Tapley for the lens session. m Copy editors Zuber, Abernathy, and Bernhardt gaze in disgust at the photographer who has interrupted their work. r. .A 1 1 J ' a ■•’fe ... •- % Q J r IV H FRESHMAN PAGE STAFF Joel Austin.........Editor Elwood Schmidt . . . Managing Editor John McQuigg .... Assistant Editor Allen Pengelly.....Feature Editor Pat LeBlanc, Joe Blanchette Sports Editors Leon McClellan.....News Editor JJu. H i ' Wf $ , mm J it Sports staffers Curtis, Gorman, Gann, and DeBerry gather around sports news editor Manitzas — who looks up from checking the daily layout. ■7 -4 ( W 1 ' m ■ m V vl ' J Freshman staff members Pengelly, Blanchette, Schmidt, and McClellan stand around the desk as LeBlanc and freshman editor Austin take time off from planning the next day ' s page. Feature writers Davis and Williams give advice as assistant feature editor Charl¬ ton types a story. 223 EDITORS Bee Landrum (Spring) ASSISTANT EDITORS Jim Tom House Nat Kenney EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Karl Meyers Marshall Lazarine V alter Tanamachi Graham Howison FEATURES Robert L. Haney Robert M. Ledbetter Thomas Kidwell Hardy Ross Bill Hites CIRCULATION Joe Saleh Dewey Samuels Macyl K. Orman ARTIST Jack Stansbury PHOTOGRAPHER Sam Molinary ENGRAVERS Bob Hancock John Hollingshead Tommy Fontaine BEE LANDRUM AND JIM PARK Editors Staff of the Agriculturist includes (front row, left to right), Haney, Landrum, Smith, and Park, and (back row) Ledbetter, Hardin, Kenney, and House. COMMENTATOR JANUARY, EDITORS Mack T. Nolen (Fall) W. K. Colville (Spring) Frank D. Welch (Both Semesters) STAFF WRITERS Bob Lane George Charlton Frank Sheffield Bob MacGregor Herman Gollob Dave Sechelski Bill Billingsley George Dillavou STAFF ARTISTS Jamie Lewis Emmett Trant Jack Stansbury Hal Stringer Alex Munroe Ray Hennig PHOTOGRAPHERS Sam Molinary PHOTO ENGRAVERS John Hollingshead Hardy Ross Tommy Fontaine Bill Hites Bob Hancock BUSINESS MANAGER Ralph Gorman Martin Howard i W. K. COLVILLE AND FRANK D. WELCH Editors Staff members of The Commentator shown include Molinary, Sechelski, Stansbury, Billingsley, Gollob, and Charlton. Inset shows January graduate Mack T. Nolen, fall co-editor with Frank Welch. EDITORS David A. Sanders CHARLES C. SCHWAB Editor V Charles C. Schwab LAYOUT EDITOR R. M. Lane, Jr. TECHNICAL EDITOR E. L. Britt JUNIOR EDITORS Robert McDaniel Jes Mclver Bill Parse BUSINESS MANAGER Bill Andrew FEATURES Jim Kadel Bill Richard Homer Finch EDITORIAL STAFF K. M. Baker George T. Keene Lewis Cheek Dick Tumlinson W. R. Harris Jim Bargfrede George S. Kent Robert Wolf Roy Lee Tom Darby J. C. Flanagan Bob Lauderdale W. R. Wilson Stan Keese Jerome Kearby Bill Klabunde Phil McDaniel STAFF ARTISTS Jack Stansbury Claude Cox STAFF TYPIST George M. Rodgers PHOTO ENGRAVERS Hardy Ross Bill Hites Tommy Fontaine John Hollingshead Bob Hancock STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Martin Howard EDITORIAL Hugh M. Wallace, Jr..... James P. Jones...... Billy B. Hancock...... Harry G. Doran, Jr...... Joe B. Coulter....... Frank Sims........ Edgar McMurry...... J. C. Mullins....... sfSr ....... Editor . Business Manager . . . . Associate Editor AssodSljrai . Circulation riager . Asst. Circulation M .....Adv. M . . . Asst. Adv. M ASSISTANT EDITORS Francis N. Neville, Jr........ Henry A. Tillett......... Gordon Yeargan......... D. I. Riddle........... B. M. Mathis.......... Abstract Sectio . Poll Section . . Cartoons . Photo Section . Personalities Poll Section Robert E. Jones Barry W. Allen Cartoon B. R. Mayse REPORTERS Abstracts J. R. Bebinger B. R. Ellsworth B. Alexander D. Hranitzky Photo: G. Kendricks ORGANIZATIONS Organizational activities at A M probably exceed in student participation those at any other school of comparable size. Exclusive of military units, there are over one hun¬ dred and thirty active organizations on the campus. Surveys show that five out of six students participate in some type of organizational activity. Clubs and societies have added to student experience with programs of fine speakers, participation in national organizational activities, and socials. They have provided prac¬ tical experience in group leadership, group cooperation, and program planning. The home town clubs carried through a high school contact project with a planned thorough¬ ness and purpose that contributed to the high schools ' guidance programs. There seems to be no limit to possibilities for the growth of organizational activities. They supply experience, recreation and interests to a large percentage of the student body. They contribute to maximum benefits in a full academic and extra-curricular student life. 228 TOWN HALL JARVIS MILLER . . . Student Entertainment Manager MEMBERS OF STAFF: H. W. Beutel D. L. Boyd R. K. Egger H. A.Frede J. H. Flowers E. W. Golden E. J. Hotzenbuehler J. E. Miller F. L. Sheffield C. C. Ohlendorf E. T. Pitzer J. E. Boyles A. J. Dennis D. D. Heorne R. B. Kelly L. H. Manjeot R. D. Nance 229 JARVIS MILLER Manager r aJfe SINGING CADETS OFFICERS: JERRY BYRD . . . BILL BLANKENSHIP DAVID HAINES . JOHN DERRY . . BILL MOSS . . . President . Vice-President . Business Manager Librarian . Reporter MEMBERS Vergil Bohac D. G. Haines L. G. Hardwicke H. J. Coffman T. J. Savage Dale Walston B. E. Lambert Geo. M. Rodgers Geo. A. Schwarz Caroll Cato Ray F. Smith G. L. Thomas R. A. Stinson R. D. Hinton Jack D. Gressett Bill Blankenship K. E. Hill J. P. Tarver Raymond Williford Lamar McNew Edward Finley Edmund Munford F. A. Sliger Edward J. Chapin Grady Satterwhite T. G. Smith Jack Grimes J. T. Hightower T. J. Byrd A. L. Murphy Bill Cockburn Harold J. Hughes B. W. Davis David J. Kreager F. A. Sommers Kenneth Wiggins Robert W. Young Keith Haines J. H. Rollins Leslie Polk R. M. Adams John Richardson J. R. Norman R. C. Tate A. J. Haddock James L. Dalton D. L. Boyd H. W. Van Cleave R. L. Hardy John Ready L. N. Perkins Wm. M. Menger Jack H. Shell Wm. Mason Lewis J. J. Storrie J. W. Ward Don M.Forney Foster Gray B. F. Brittain R. J. Blissard R. T. Terrell Jerry Dietert Bill Moss J. J. Derry J. L. Dalton J. W. Bleker Johnny Lemons R. H. Weatherall R. L. Jones E. C. Abrahamson T. A. Munson J. E. Boyles Wm. L. Alexander W. M. Stevens Jeridan Strong Conrad B. Cone Emil Bunjes JERRY BYRD President 230 AGGIELAND ORCHESTRA Saxophones Haskell Motheral Chester Donlin Vocalist Tommy Butler Lindell James Doyle Thomas Ted Gullette Drums Joe Pike Piano Gordon Keller Bass Floyd Stainback Trombones Nelson McLain Ed Snead Dan Hanna Trumpets Frank Incaprera Glenn Torrence Harry Vaughn Additional Members in the Fall Semester Jerry Steves, Saxophone Bob Lauderdale, Trombone YMCA CABINET OFFICERS: JARVIS MILLER........... President A. J. DENNIS.......... Vice-President SOW KUNIHIRO.......... Secretary TOM FIELDS........ Program Chairman MESSRS. MASON L. CASHION, GORDON GAY........... Sponsors MEMBERS: A. B. Crownover Kenneth Grant Lloyd Manjeot Bill Dalston Don Grubbs James Mathis Jim Dalton Jack Heacock Jarvis Miller Jody Damron Richard Ingels James Miller A. J. Dennis Jim Kadel Augusto Leon-Ortega Ki n 9 Egger Sow Kunihiro Lyman Osborne L. A. Eubank R. F. Langford J. W. Porter Curtis Edwards Jack McCarley C. L. Clay Tom Fields Charles McNeill Jack Raley H. J. Finch Frank Sheffield JARVIS MILLER President 232 EARL ROSE EARL ROSE...... President C. O. SMITH . Enlistment Vice-President STANLEY ROGERS . Social Vice-President FLOYD KERNS . Devotional Vice-President EDWIN APEL Stewardship Vice-President TOMMY DUFFIE .... Secretary AL JOHNSTON . . Missions Chairman BOBBY DAVIS . . Publicity Chairman LYTLE BLANKSHIP . Publicity Chairman STANLEY ROGERS C. O. SMITH BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Dennis, Albert J. Duffie, Tommie Eagleson, Robert R. Holler, Gene Johnston, Al Kernes, Floyd Lang, George Lloyd, Ed Moire, Bob Pruitt, Harold Roberts, Ray Rogers, Stanley Rose, Earl Smith, C. O. Thompson, Stanley Troland, Drexel White, Arlton Woolford, Grady DAViD SECHELSKI M. E. KUTA CHARLES DRAPELA DAVID SECHELSKI M. E. KUTA . . . RAY LANGINAIS . JACK TURCOTTE . THOMAS STACK . . . . . President . Vice-President Secretary . Social Secretary . . . Treasurer Parliamentarian NEWMAN CLUB MEMBERS: Adams, H. J. Alanig, Pete Allen, E. E. Andrich, S. M. Angel, P. B. Asher, Robert Babin, R. Baron, J. D. Barrett, M. J. Barry, W. D., Jr. Bass, H. F. Bastiero, Albert Begnand, E.M. Benoist, D. S. Beran, C. D. Beyer, R. C. Blundell, J. D. Bonnen, J. E. Bothwell, J. H. Braden, J. A. Brockholt, A. J. Brown, J. T. Brown, Leon Burianek, J. J. Canty, J. P. Carter, J. D. Cervenea, B. J. Ceullar, L. A. Christensen, J. L. Clark, J. R. Clays, J. F. Clinkscales, E. S Cortes, N. Coot, R. Crenan, W. K. Cruez, A. O. Cummings, J. Cyd, R. P. Dailey, T. J. Dashiell, T. L. Delany, W. H. Deodate, M. J. Dielmann, L. Dominguez, L. Domingur, R. Donesi, W. A. Donohue, T. E. Dougharty, F. J Dowling, C. J. Drodz, D. H. Drodz, V. B. Duhon, G. D. Endrizz, J. E. Fairbarm, G. Feguerou, F. Flume, J. B. Forma, J. C. Frazier, F. D. Frazier, M. I, Gabriel, C. J. Garcia, R. V. Gates, D. E. Golla, J. A. Gonzales, R. Grant, H. D. Gray, J. D. Green, T. T. Gretzen, J. E. Griesenbeck, T. Griffin, R. J. Grozyeki, L. J. Guenzel, E. L. Hannch, H. E. Harringla, W. C Heusunger, E. F. Hoban, J. E. Hranitsky, D. R. Huebunger, V. Igtinsky, W. Ingels, R. A. Janeck, C. J. Jewell, T. L. Judney, P. N. Kasper, John Kassem, A. Keprta, B. I. Klein, H. Kosarek, C. S. Krause, R. R. Krupaia, G. E. Kuceko, W. B. Kucherka, S. L., Jr. Kurten, J. C. Lambert, J. D. Landry, R. O. Lemmons, J. F. Leon-Ortega, A. M. Lippman, G. Machola, C. F. Manuel, Martin Margoitta, A. C. Masera, O. Matula, C. R. Maxfield, R. McBride, J. W. McCarthy, S. M., McDonald, C. N. McFarlane, J. L. Middleton, J. Miller, W. G. Mistrot, G. A. Mistrot, S. P. Mock, Ralph Moglia, G. E. Molten, G. C. Montez, M. Moore, W. R. Jr. Moses, S. F. Murphy, J. B. Neff, O. Nelson, D. F. Neuvar, E. W. Nicasic, R. T. Niland, T. K. Noll, A. W. Novy, Jody Nyc, F. F. O ' Conner, W. T. Ogletree, A. H. Opersteny, C. J. Overly, J. A. Pacheco, F. Parma, W. E. Pauli, R. O. Pawlik, D. P. Philip, J. E. Prihoda, C. H. Prochaska, F. C. Quinn, Joe Quintero, Angel Reyes, H. V. Richers, E. E. Roberts, C. W. Rocha, L. Rodriguez, E. C. Sandoval, E. J. Scamardi, J ScheumacK, P. A Schumann, B.ll Sigut, L. Sigut, P. C. Smythe, R. W. Sol, G. A. Sol, M. A. Sredanovich, S. V. Stephens, T. M. Stigall, D. E. Sullins, Ted Takacs, R. E. Taraba, E. L. Thornton, W. J. Trevine, A. Trough, D. C. Urrutia, A. C. Vitek, R. C. Vourcos, M. E Walker, J. Walton, F. H. Welder, A. C. Whitfill, J. R. Williams, C. L . Jr. Wolslegal, Bob. Woods, Paul Zemanek, J. E. Zentner, S. R. Zollar, G. H. EARL R. LITTLE OFFICERS: EARL R. LITTLE . . DUDLEY B. SMITH M. E. GRAVES, JR. J. E. RUSHING . . M. C. GARREN, JR. ROBERT D. HUSTON President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . Program Chairman M. E. GRAVES, JR. J. E. RUSHING SUL ROSS CLUB MEMBERS: Aaron, Doyle T. Adkins, William G. Aiken, Charles H. Albrecht, Warren O. Arnold, Roy Richard Asher, Joseph T. Baker, John T. Barrett, R. H. Bates, B. B. Benefield, A. W. Bible, Billy George Bohlman, Willy F., Jr. Bourke, C. D. Boutotte, Billie R. Brueck, William L., Jr. Bunting, Robert H. Byars, W. A., Jr. Clements, Monty Preston Cole, Lucretius B. Collins, Charles R. Collins, Jack W. Gotten, Andrew J. Courtade, Edward Oliver Cox, Charles E. Crook, Erwin T Davis, J. H. Dill, Robert E. Donovan, Frederick H. Doran, Bill H. Duncan, Glen Eubanks, J. A. Fleener, Thomas W. Fleming, Edward Flowers, Archie Galbreath, John D. Garren, M. C., Jr. Gibson, John O. Goodger, James M. Goodrum, J. R. Gould, W. E. Graves, M. E. Gene , Jr. Griffin, Thomas P. Guerrero, Erasmo T. Haines, Edward T. Hall, James W. Hanna, Louis Hardison, James M. Hays, Fred William nHicks, Chester L. I Hildebrand, H. L. I ' Hunnewell, Harry T. ' [Hunter, David L. II Huston, R. D. Jones, H. D. I Kelly, Joe R. King, Ernest J. King, Roy Travis King, Thomas J Kirk, Jack F. Koenning, A. G. Lee, Leighton B. Little, Earl Roy Lowery, Doyle McConnell, Joe E. McCary, Jack L. McKenzie, Lennis D. McNair, Marion D. Manieo, Lloyd H. Martin, James O. Marx, Martin B. 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HILLEL OFFICERS: JOSHUA TREIMAN President HERSCHEL MALTZ Vice-President LOU CAPLAN Treasurer LOU BELINSKY Secretary NOMAN BRASLAU Parliamentarian MEMBERS: Abslow, H rry B :icker, Morris Birenberg. Leo Bobkoff, Kenneth Bogin, Sid Broslau, Isaac Cao’an. Melvyn Clark, Sam Cohen, Aaron Croft, Pau D mio ' s. H-:ro ' d Deuisch. Michael Dimond. Martin Dinerstoin Thecdore Dunn. Freddie Eisonberg, A vin Engelbera. AAorvin Foingold, Leon Frank. Lester Freed. Isaac Freedm nn, Ira Fineg, Jerry Fisher, Ed vard Garb. Forrest Garber, Morris Gelber, Morris Goldberg, Arthur Goldstein. Irvin Gollob, Herman Golman, Alvin Hendler, Sam Joseph, Sabat Kalmans, Bennett Kanter, Melvyn Karren, Howard Klein, Herbert Klein, Stephen Kleinmon, Asher Leder, Archie Leon, A ' len Lemmons, Bernard Levin, Marvin Levy, Victor Lippmann, Wi bur Marks, Richard Meinstein, Leon Muriilo, Anthony Night, Ralph Nussbaum, Claude Perimutter, George Rachofsky, Morton Rosenthal, Stanley Rovinsky, Erven Sandler, Joe Schatzman. Norman Schechter, Adolph Schechter, Robert Schepps, David Schepps, Stanley Schuleman. Schoel Sellinger, Gerald Shaw, L. B. Simon, Haskell Skole, Richard Statman, Irving Statman, Max Taubenhaus, Esther Terk, Roger Vehon, Richard Vehon, William Wolf, David Wolf, Robert Zainfeld, Nathan ☆ ☆ ☆ LUTHERAN STUDENT OFFICERS: R. O. WORNAT President W. KELLING Vice-President R. J. SCHERO Treasurer C. R. LUNDELIUS Corresponding Secretary D. DITTMAR Recreation Secretary CAMPUS MEMBERS: Anderson, E. S. Bernhardt, H. Bernhardt, K. W. Bernhardt, L. J. Bockhorn, O. E. Boubel, P. R. Bredthauer, F. Burttschell, J. H. Cleland, F. A. Denny, D. W. Fisenhauer, C. A. Englebrecht, H. Fockelmann, W. F. Fowler, N. W. Frank, G. A. Grunwald, C. E. Homeyer, C. G. Jekel, E. E. Johansen, E. H. Krauskopf, B. R. Kruse, E. F. Kruse, H. W. Oehmann, O. H. Lindig, W. Mueller, M. H. Pauls, E. W. Pfannstiel, D. C. Riewe, M. E. Rinn, C. A. Schero, R. J. Seipp, W. E. Siegmund, R. D. Tolle, L. J. Vornkahl, H. L. Wendlandt, W. G. AGRICULTURE COUNCIL OFFICERS: VERNON G. BOYKIN..... LYTLE H. BLANKENSHIP . . . . JOSEPH T. ASHER..... SOW KUNIHIRO...... R. C. WEBB........ DR. CHARLES N. SHEPARDSON . MEMBERS: Mike A. Adkisson Warren C. Albrecht Joseph T. Asher Edwin R. Bernard Lytle H. Blankenship Vernon G. Boykin Ronald R. Chase Spencer E. Cook John J. Derry Paschal O. Drake Dewey C. Edwards Stanley L. Flinn Clarence D. Freburg Mark W. Gordon Carl T. Hand Richard F. Holland William E. Jackson Floyd E. Kerns Sow Kunihiro Bee E. Landrum Charles B. Modisett John A. Mortenson Joe E. McConnell Stanley F. Oakley James E. Park Gordon C. Pence Leo R. Reveler Chairman . Vice-Chairman Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Reporter Parliamentarian . Sponsoring Dean Richard O. Pridemore Joel R. Reese Calvin A. Rinn David A. Rives Robert J. Russell, Jr. Clark B. Smith Richard G. Taylor Jennings D. Traylor Robert C. Webb J. C. Welborn Charles V. Wootan London D. Wythe Franklin M. Zalcik William Zaragoza 237 F. M. ZABCIK . . GERALD McCASKILL R. E. HOLLAND . . W. D. SAMUELS . J. R. WOOD . . . T. E. McAFEE . . President Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . Parliamentarian . Faculty Adviser F. M. ZABCIK AGRONOMY SOCIETY MEMBERS: Allison, Donald Hegi, D. P. Mote, R. M. Smith, E. l. Asher, J. T. Higginbotham, C. D. Murphy, R. D. Stallings, W. t. Bockholt, A. J. Hill, R. E. Newman, J. S. Stanislav, L. R. Brooks, W. B. Holland, R. E. Ohlendorf, C. C. Stroman, J. G. Tanamachi, W. H Terrell, B. J. Brunnemann, R. N. Hudgins, H. R. Pace, J. M. Burk, J. W. Johnson, Q. A. Patterson, C. F. Carroll, D. F. Jones, E. L. Pauls, E. W. Thompson, L. D. Chase, L. E. Kunihiro, Ken Price, F. S. Treockmann, D. L. Cook, Roy Kunze, R. J. Rabroker, R. A. Tsehirhart, D. L. Underwood, B. A. Cozart, E. R. Ledbetter, A. L. Ramey, R. P. Daniel, E. B. Lewis, W. M. Rives, D. A. Von Heeder, W. S Duffie, T. C. Lynch, W. E. Robertson, J. F. Watson, W. E. Elliot, C. L. Lyons, C. R. Saleh, J. F. Wendt, C. W. Enloe, J. A, Marks, G. C. Samuels, W. D. Wiedenfeld, C. C. Ferguson, R. E. McCaskill, Gerald Schubert, R. C. Williams, J. C. Goerdel, L. E. Mikeska, L. G. Sherwood, S. W. Williams, R. V. Garden, B. B, Miller, C. S. Shipley, T. A. Wood, J. R. Gunter, B. C. Moeller, R. A. Sigut, Louis Zabcik, F. M. Hargrove, K. L. Mosteller, S. A. Smelley, J. P. Troublefield, J. Owens, Charlie ENTOMOLOGY SOCIETY MEMBERS: Adams, A. L. Grey, L. G. Magee, W. J. Thompson, V. D. Allen, W. H. Griffith, R. D. Millander, N. W. Trolinger, A. J. Blazek, R. L. Hallmark, K. D. Muldowney, T. J. Mitek, R. Blohm, W. A. Happ, J. H. Owen, B. L. Walker, J. K. Chase, R. R. Hardy, R. L. Parker, W. B. Williamson, A. L. Cook, S. E. Hogue, R. Pfrimmer, T. FACULTY Davis, Z. T. Iglinsky, W., Jr. Rider, F. L. Alek, A. H. Dunlap, W. O. Jackson, W. E. Robertson, R. S. Gunter, A. C. Eads, R. M. Jackson, E. W. Rosier, J. G. Hanna, R. L. Fairchild, H. E. Jones, R. W. Schmidt, J. W. Martin, D. F. Garner, C. F. Kirchhof, G. Scholtz, L. L. Scales, A. L. Gibson, J. F. Lake, J. W. Stroop, D. E. Thomas, Dr. F. L Gilbert, C. H. Lloyd, E. D Taylor, L. K. Whipprecht, R. Graham, R. C., Ir. 239 mr s OFFICERS: FLOYD E. KERNES J. C. WILBORN . STEVE LINDSAY . C. E. WILLIS . . MALCOMB FLUITT . President . Vice-President 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President FLOYD E. KERNES .... Secretary STERLING LINDSAY . . . Treasurer THOMAS L. PEACOCK . Parliamentarian MARSHALL RUTHERFORD . . Reporter MACYL K. ORAM .... Historian HENRY R. SPALDING . . . Adviser F. F. A. CHAPTER Spalding, H. J. McDade, F. W. Nix, W. C. Lester, C. M. Boykin, V. G. White, D. Ruddle, N. H. Boyd, W. E. Owen, W. B. Robinson, T. F. Correa, T. F. Freeman, H. N. Mitchell, H. S. Jackson, R. O. Pool, V. G. Frazier, O. S. Wright, J. H. Whittington, E. M. Allen, M. K. Lewis, M. E. Seale, B. J. Crouch, A. Davis, F. A. Spafford. J. Walker, C. D. Stevenson, J. P. Slaughter, H. H. Hord, E. E. Dorsett, R. H. Stoner, H. H. Bauon, E. H. Pierce, R. M. Haux, J. Frank, J. A. Fuchs, H. F. Daniel, E. F. Aynes, D. Alexander, E. R. McElroy, W. W. Hampton, J. D. Martin, J. O. Peacock, T. L. Hous, J. T. Bailey, B. V. Kernes, F. E. Worsham, M. F. Lindsey, Steve Sullivan, J. W. Tomlin, L. J. Black, G. E. Wade, J. W. Welborn, J. C. Clark, G. S. Lehmann, J. Bridges, J. Alford, D. E. Dean, C.W. Sewell, I. Q. Turner, B. S. Elliot, S. M. Smith, B. E. Gilbert, G. E. Drake, S. W. Williams, R. H. Brown, M. Clifford, T. P. Robbins, E. W. Dibbrell, C. M. Rutherford, H. M. Shell, W. S. Gilmoree, E. G. Hill, D. D. McCoy, C. W. Reese, C. Geuske, C. Tate, Joe Lyon, Ray Jones, G. W. Robert, J. W. Fluitt, M. L. Wilson, H. O. Knight, C. N. Shaddox, R. C. Higgins, Woods, H. C. Boling, B. R. Hicks, H. Stone, H. R. Barron, E. D. Schmidt, L. F. Fox, W. W. Boyd, W. I. Swaun, B. W. McAndrews, D. L. Albrecht, D. W. Barttochell, J. Pate, B. J. Purvis, R. Simmons, J. A. Marsh, L. G. Rucker, H. S. Shaw, J. W. Chaney, J. C. Micholski, J. F. Grounds, E. R. Bryan, G. F. Groves, M. E. Hamlin, P. C. Copeland, F. M. Owins, J. Spann, H. O. Swindle, W. C. Hudgins, J. F. Robinsin, J. D. Hill, E. H. Jackson, J. M. Van Cleave, H. W. Taylor, E. Heideman, G. T. Oglesby, J. M. Reed, G. T. Warden, D. D. Percy, VC W. OFFICERS: WM. H. H. HOGG . . President (Fall) CARL T. HAND . . President (Spring) J. E. PARK . . . Vice-President (Fall) I. W. SMITH . Vice-President (Spring) CALVIN A. RINN .... Secretary BERT MILAM...... Treasurer JACK McCARLEY..... Reporter KREAM AND KOW KLII 6 MEMBERS: Allen, Richard E. Dillingham, Richard Lehman, James Schuelke, H. H. Asburn, Lawrence Duke, Eugene A. Lyon, Gene Schultz, Edmund, Jr. Avery, Ed Edwards, Earl, Jr. Madison, Ford Seamans, Willis Benes, John P. Francis, E. C. Martin, John, Jr. Seitzer, F. W. Bennett, Leon R. Green, Benny McCarley, Jack Skidmore, John K. Burk, Percy Hagood,Roy Milam, Bert Smith, C. B. Bush, Howard M. Hand, Carl T. Nix, William E. Smith, 1. W. Casas, Rafael Hardy, Watford, Jr. Park, James E. Sternadel, M. A. Christner, John Hogg, William H. H. Perez, Ernest Terry, Ralph Coker, William Holloway, Kenneth Perlmutter, George G. Trevino, A. P. Cooley, Johnny B. Jones, Warren C. Ray, William C. Trimmier, Billy Cordes, Chester H. Krupala, George Rinn, Calvin A. Tschirhart, W. E. Cordes, Louis B. Lazarine, Marshall Rosenthal, Stanley H. Vandiver, Ross E. Croley. J. R. Weber, John P. OFFICERS: R. L. REVELER . . D. C. EDWARDS, Jr. J. J. DERRY . . . J. B. KELLEY . . J. R. COOK . . . T. F. GREEN . . . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian Social Chairman . Reporter R. L. REVELER RANGE FORESTRY CLUB MEMBERS: Anderson, A. H. Arnot, R. A. Boll, Durwood E. Billups, John S. Boroughs, James S. Brown, Bruce O. Campbell, S. P. Cervenka, B. J. Chappell, James E. Classen, John P. Coleman, G. B. Cook, J. R. Crockett, J. E. Daniel, W. D. Derry, J. J. DeWitt, John V. Dewey, R. K. Edwards, D. C. Engle, R. L. Evans, Z. B. Folzenlogen, G. H. Galt, H. D. Gill, B. G. Green, T. F. Harris, C. W. Henry, F. P. Hightower, Royse Hill, Ken E. Hood, Frank C. Johnson, Joe C. Kelley, J. B. Kiker, Leland W. Leinweber, Charles L. McCormick, Stuart R. McCrary, Jack L. Millender, John J. Morse, Vernon B. Norris, Joe B. Peveler, Leo R. Pittard, Lynn Powell, Don L. Ragsdale, Don L. Richter, Carlos A. Rockenbaugh, Thomas G. Sansom, Max Y. Shannon, William R. Shiflet, Tom N. Smyth, Cecil B. Stephenson, William H. Stroud, Frank B. Thaxton, Maurice E. Trenckmann, Leon M. Walker, John Q. Wyatt, F. W. GRADUATE STUDENTS Conrad, E. C. Dameron, J. T. Hedrick, D. W. Hereford, L, R. Hood, J. J. Kilpatrick, H. M. Launchbaugh, J. L. McArthur, James Norris, J. J. Ruby, E. S. Suffel, P. H. Yarlett, L. L. Thomas, Gerald PROFESSORS Dr. V. A. Young Dr. O. E. Sperry Dr. H. F. Heady Dr. R. A. Darrow Dr. F. W. Gould D. G. Wilson R. R. Rhodes W. G. McCully C. W. Simmons A. H. Walker CARL KEMPLIN OFFICERS: CARL KEMPLIN . . TOM BERGIN . . CHARLIE RANKIN . SCOTT HOWELL . GLEN DUNKLE . . . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian . Reporter CHARLIE RANKIN TOM BERGIN SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB MEMBERS: Agnor, A. S. Allen, H. J. Allen, S. H. Andrews, A. P. Atkinson, J. F. Baker, K. H. Barrow, J. L. Barlemann, A. Barnes, J. M. Barton, C. K. Beatty, W. D. Bergin, Tom Bissell, A. L. Bland, B, J. Bonnot, Joe Bowlin, R. F. Braden, J. A. Bradley, J. K. Bragg, Harold Bryan, Travis Burgess, Ralph Burns, Kenneth Bush, H. M. Chambers, C. A. Coffin, R. W. Coleman, S. L. Conway, Joe Crane, J. H. Crouch, M. E. Crumrine, M. Davis, C. E. Day, J. R. Deeg, Owen C. Dibrell, Frank M. ' Dittman, A. D. Dunkle, Glen Dunkum, W. G., Jr. Dysart, Will H. Ferrel, T. J. Figuero, F. Finch, C. H. Fitts, R. G., Jr. Freberg, C. Frierson, E. E. Frost, B. J. Futch, Don E. Gay, C. N. Gibbs, Bert H. Gilliland, E. L. Gordon, Don Gorey, W. T. Green, W. W. Green, Zeke Gunter, John Hahn, E. Hailey, Billy Hamilton, C. R. Hanning, R. M. Harris, Tom Hendricks, J. Hencerling, J. P. 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Reyes, Humberto Rheman, J. T. Rhoden, J. G. Ri chter, H. P. Roberts, J. D. Robertson, J. F. Rogers, K. G. Sauls, J. E. Sawyer, G. R. Schwenke, J. R. Selman, Bunky Sentell, J. P. Shelton, J. Shelton, Tom Sheppard, M. D. Sherer, B. J. Simmons, J. A. Simpson, H. A. Sims, B. O. Smith, C. C. Smith, J. C. Smith, W. B. Sommers, Clyde Steen, J. B. Steger, R. C., Jr. Strauss, Joe Stroope, J. R. Stevenson, H. J. Sullivan, J. Switzer, C. H. Terry, B. U. Thomas, W. F. Thornton, D. S. Tolbert, B. J. Tompkins, Jack Trent, W. D. Tullos, Tom Turnbow, C. E. Varnado, Bill Vaughn, Joe D. Waide, J. B. Wakefield, J. E. Walker, Karl Walker, S. M. Ward, A. A. Ward, D. R. Ware, J. H. Warneke, Bobert Wells, H. Wheeler, R. G. Whitsett, Lynn B. Whittenburg, H. R. Wilhite, A. T. Williamson, J. T. Winfrey, D. G. Woltman, W. B. Wood, J. P. Woodhull, J. F. Wythe, Douglas Zahn, G. W. FISH AND GAME CLUB HORTICULTURE SOCIETY OFFICERS: ROBERT F. McADAMS President Fall Semester JENNINGS D. TRAYLOR Vice-President Fall Semester President Spring Semester ROBERT J. RUSSELL Secretary Fall - Spring Semester JACK M. INGLIS Treasurer Fall - Spring Semester L. B. COLE Vice-President Spring Semester MEMBERS: Allison, Fred E. Lyons, C. J. Atmar, Gerald L. Mace, Marvin R. Blankenship, Lytle H. Martin, V. Z. Boyd, Charles E. McDonough, W. S. Burdine, E. R. McLeod, C. R. Camp, John T. McPherson, Tim Chambers, Gilbert V. Mitchell, Jack D. Cole, L. B. Nipper, James L. Critchfield, Chester C.Parmalee, Paul W. Davis, Richard B. Paxon, R. E. Duncan, Don A. Payne, A. M. Eberhart, Don Pipes, R. L. Engling, G. August Robertson, J. L. Fa Ike, R. H Fischer, D. B. Gaither, E. H. Gates, Doyle E. Graves, J. E. Grelan, T. D. Henderson, B. J. Hicks, Willis B. Higgins, J. E. Holman, R. S. Humphreys, E. C. Hunt, T. P. Inglis, Jack M. Julian, W. H. Kay, Victor W. Kucera, W. B. Lewis, Leo D. Loesch, Harold C. Rose, James E. Russell, Robert J. Scott, R. E. Simpson, Don B. Smith, W. T. Sundberg, Harold W. Swank, Wendell C. Teer, James G. Thomas, Carl H. Tillotson, A. Carlton Traylor, Jennings D. Walther, J. R. Wilhite, F. R. Wilson, W. B. Wood, J. E. Wray, Bennet C. Wright, William T. Wyatt, Charles E. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: Davis, William B. Menzel, R. W. Schultz, C. A. Wing, Leonard Wyatt, F. W. HONORARY MEMBERS: Rowell, Chester ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: JOEL REESE President JAMES VENABLE Vice-President HARRY MACK STANLEY OAKLEY Secretaries PAUL LEEPER B. G. HANCOCK Treasurers W. A. JONES ODELL CHAPMAN Reporter A. H. KREZDORN Sponsor MEMBERS: Blitch, Harold Correa, R. T. Corry, Hal Courtade, Edward Diaz, Luis Dyer, Malcolm Engelbrecht, H. W. Goodwin, Gichard Pawlik, Dan Stephens, T. S. Williams, K. E. LANDSCAPE ARE CUB OFFICERS: ROBERT C. WEBB President JOE R. KELLY Vice-President SOW KUNIHIRO Secretary-Treasurer C. O. SMITH, JR. Reporter L J. TOLLE Concession Manager MEMBERS: Adkinsson, Mike Austin, Don Blair Berry, Elton D. Brundrett, T. H. Burns, Curtis M. Clint, Morris W. Dalrymple, James D. Dilworth, William L. Drozd, Victor B. Evans, William L. Gardner, Weldon D. Gray, H. F. Green, Richard B. Gregory, Stanley B. Hartman, Willis Huey, George P. Jochetz, Raymond J. Kelly, Joe R. King, Don K. Koenning, August G. Kunihiro, Sow Leatherwood, Cecil L. Morris, Curtis F. Morris, Jack Nanny, Thomas G. Odom, Richard Pratt, Billie J. Price, Thomas H. Richardson, John K. Rogers, Stanley Lee Rouse, Charles Ruddy Schrickel, Ollie E. Schroeder, James M. Seroyer, Fred D. Sims, Fowler Vare Smith, C. O. Stringer, Hal E. Sturdivant, Robert L. Tolle, Leon J. Weatherford, Robert H. Webb, Robert C. Wilcoxen, Don R. Williams, James M. Yarborough, Charles P. Yezak, A. C. Zelsman, William C. MARKETING AND FINANCE CLUB OFFICERS: joe McConnell President T. J. MORGAN Vice-President P. O. DRAKE Secretary-Treasurer DR. JOHN McNEELY Sponsor MEMBERS: Adams, W. Anderson, A. Apel, E. E. Beck, P. K. Brawley, H. E. Crews, J. Davis, I. T. Dorsett, R. H. Gilpin, W. W. Grady, J. Harper, J. W. Henslee, D. Herrington, D. A. Jay,G. H. Kutch, D. L. Landrum, D. McConald, R. B. McKenzie, T. Milliken, R. Puckett, D. Schwarz, G. A. Sentell, J. S. Twenhafel, M. Vaughn, H. Vincent, J. Williams, H. L. White, W. B. Wootan, C. PROFESSORS: Bebout, H. Paine, L. OFFICERS: BOB M. MAYFIELD President BILL DORAN Vice-President DELVIN R. BARRETT Secretary-Treasurer GRADY O. SCROGGINS Reporter MEMBERS: Albrecht, Warren O. Allison, J. Donald Boardman, W. L. Boothe, James L. Clerihew, W. M. Gallons, Harland Currie, Clinton Doran, Bill Elwell, Jack J. Evans, John W. Flinn, Stanley Lewis, John W. Mayfield, Bob M. Meyers, Karl Penix, James Y. Scroggins, Grady O. Smith, Joe E. Taylor, Dick r--- d i ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: JIM BOB STEEN President EARL EDWARDS Vice-President HUMBERTO REYES Secretary JOE BONNOT Treasurer ED HILL Program Chairman A. H. KARCHER Sponsor MEMBERS: Anderson, Dub Adams, Kenneth Avery, Ed Bonnot, Joe Bowdoin, Cleve Burk, John Coffman, Don Davis, Baker Duffie, Tommie Dunlop, Lawrence Edwards, Earl Gibson, Bruce Green, Tommy Griffin, Joe Gunter, John Harborth, Norman Hill, Ed Hoerman, Harvey Hoerman, Leroy Howell, Scott Howell, Victor Huffman, William Kocurek, William Leschper, Leroy Wetz, Freeman Wicker, Charles Winsett, Ivan Young, Dick Lewis, Cecil Lilly, W. S. Lockridge, Bill M;Bee, George McLeod, Max Miller, Babe Miller, Robert Orts, Frank Pearson, P. R. Prochaska, Butch Jarvis, Putter Reyes, Humberto Riff, Douglas Robinson, L. E. Schuhart, Millard Sealey, Bill Semlinger, Richard Smith, E. W. Steed, Gene Earl Steen, Jim Bob Stokes, Joe Strateman, Malcolm Swenning, R. L. Thomas, William Tiedt, L. O. Wakefield. John Ward, Billy Welsch, Hanna Westphal, R. E. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE JUDGING TEAMS SENIOR DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING TEAM Left to right: Gibson McLarey, Jack McCarley, A. L. Darnell, coach; and Earl Edwards. Team won second place in competition with 30 other teams in the Na¬ tional Intercollegiate Dairy Judging Contest held at Waterloo, Iowa, in October. The A M team was high team in judging Holsteins and Jerseys. McCarley was high point man of the entire contest. SENIOR DAIRY PRODUCTS JUDGING TEAM Left to right: William Johnson, Warren Jones, W. C. Coker, Jim Park and Wayne Smith. Coach J. G. Featro, not shown. Team competed in the state contest at the Dallas State Fair and in the national contest at Los Angeles. Placing 3rd at Dallas among 4 teams proved to be good experience since team placed 5th in milk judging and 10th in ice cream judging in com¬ petition with 18 teams at Los Angeles. CROPS JUDGING TEAM Left to right: F. G. Collard, coach; W. A. Kelling, L. G. Mikeska, J. C. Williams, and Joe Walzel. At Kansas City, Missouri, on November 22, team placed fourth in the National Collegiate Grain Judging Contest. Team scored 4,928 points out of a possible 5,400. L. G. Mikeska was high individual in the grain phase. 247 SENIOR LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Front row, left to right: C. E. Turnbow, J. R. Straus, Jr., J. S. Santell, P. R. Weyerts. Back row: C. R. Kemp- lin, C. D. Green, W. M. Warren, coach. B. R. Mill, alternate, is not pictured. Team entered the Interna¬ tional Livestock and the American Royal Livestock Expositions. It placed 12th in a field of 34 teams at the International and 14th in a field of 22 teams at the American Royal. SENIOR MEAT JUDGING TEAM Left to right: W. C. Dunkum, B. J. Bland. O. D. Butler, Jr., coach; H. E. Riley, and A. S. Agnor. The meat judging team entered the American Royal Livestock Exposition at Kansas City, Missouri, in October. It ranked eighth in this contest. The team then competed in the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago. Out of a field of 21 teams it placed twelfth. SENIOR POULTRY JUDGING TEAM Left to right: E. D. Parnell, coach; G. O. Scroggins, D. R. Barrett, B. M. Mayfield, and Bill Doran. The poul¬ try judging team gained national recognition by plac¬ ing first in the national collegiate contest at Chicago on November 29th and 30th. Being second on three other occasions, this was its first time to capture first place. B. M. Mayfield was high scorer for the Aggies in the contest, which saw 17 teams competing. 248 JM Wl ■ J. L. REEVES OFFICERS: J. L. REEVES . . . M. Y. SWATZELL . F. H. SIMS . . . HERBERT KING . W. E. McADA . . J. O. MARTIN . . OSCAR BOCKHORN President President-Elect Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sergeant at Arms . Parliamentarian R. M. BOTARD HERBERT KING A.V.M.A. MEMBERS: Aiken, C. H. Albright, D. L. Alexander, W. F. Allen, B. W. Allison, J. E. Anderson, D. L. Anderson, W. L. Angel, T. B. Baker, J. M. Baker, R. W. Balentine, K. T. Bates, J. R. Bebinger, J. R. Bell, B. D. Benson, T. L. Blackburn, F. H. Bockhorn, O. E. Bostwick, M. O. Botard, R. M. Bourke, C. D. Brandes, P. P. Brown, J. M. Bryant, E. L. Bryan, N. A. Buck, W. W. Cadenhead, P. W. Caldwell, R. R. Cardwell, W. H. Corgill, H. W. Carr, R. E. Carroll, J. D. Carroll, T. G. Cates, J. E. Clark, C. E. Clarke, L. P. Cleere, H. N. Clifton, W. W. Clooney, F. B. Collins, O. C. Copenhaver, C. E. Corbett, C. M. Gotten, A. J. Coulter, J. B. Crow, E. W. Dalovisis, L. P. Daniels, R. G. Dawson, J. T. Davis, J. O. Davis, K. J. Deyhle, C. E. Dobbins, S. M. Doran, J. G. Drapela, C. F. Duwe, J. H. Eckerman, E. H. Egan, W. F. Ellsworth, B. R. Elston, D. M. Emmett, R. A. Faulkenberry, T. G. Fenner, R. Fields, F. R. Finey, J. Fitte, D. L. Flowers, A. I. Foster, R. W. Frankson, M. C. Fuchs, C. J. Gabbard, D. Galbreaith, J. D. Gandy, J. Gault, L. L. Gibbens, R. Giebel, L. H. Goodman, J. G. Goodwin, R. J. Green, W. W. Griffin, T. P. Grogan, R. W. Hall, H. F. Hallmark, J. F. Hancock, B. B. Harding, T. E. Harkins, M. C. Harper, J. L. Harrel, C. H. Hart, J. C. Herbert, R. T. Henderson, J. W. Hicks, S. G. Hoban, J. E. Holcomb, H. B. Holden, S. A. Holekamp, C. T. Hranitzky, D. R. Hubert, P. L. Hubert, R. L. Hughes, R. J. Humphries, J. E. Hunger, R. Ivy, W. W. Jackson, H. E. Johnson, L. Jones, C. E. Jones, J. P. Jones, R. E. Joy, J. B. Judy, E. L. Keen, F. R. Keir, D. H. Kelsey, J. F. Kendrick, G. Kilgore, R. L. King, H. J. Kirk, J. G. Knapp, B. J. Koenig, F. J. Kramer, P. H. Kutch, G. F. Lamp, J. H. Landrum, P. W. Lewis, W. M. Lindsey, G. D. Lohmann, H. C. McAda, A. C. McAda, W. E. McConnell, S. J. McDermith, D. J. McDonald, R. L. McLeod, S. N. McMurray, E. D. McMurray, T. S. Maddox, R. M. Markham, J. L. Martin, E. V. Martin, J. O. Marx, M. B. Massey, J. L. Mathis, B. M. Mathis, J. M. Matthews, F. W. Mayse, B. R. Melius, H. C. Meyer, H. O. Michel, H. F. Mode, W. G. Moore, G. T. Mullins, J. C. Murray, W. L. Nauert, R. G. Neville, F. N. Nichols, W. S. Nunley, T. M. Parker, B. Patterson, A. G. Patterson, V. R. Perry, R. H. Peterman, W. B. Pfeil, C. E. Phillips, E. Pierce, E. Pigott, M. B. Pitts, D. C. Ponder, W. H. Prather, C. Prewitt, J. M. Price, J. W. Prince, R. E. Prine, J. R. Ramsey, F. A. Range, E. B. Reeves, J. L. Riddle, D. I. Robbins, J. D. Roberts, B. H. Ross, W. B. Routh, S. C. Ryan, T. F. Saunders, R. D. Schmidt, H. W, Seay, J. L. Simpson, R. E. Sims, F. H. Slay, C. Smart, R. F. Smith, W. M. Sayars, E. L. Stevens, C. R. Stevenson, L. B. Stewart, R. W. Stewart, W. H. Studdard, C. W. Swatzell, M. Y. Swope, B. J. Taegel, W. M. Thaxton, C. L. Thomas, G. N. Thomas, S. M. Tillett, H. A. Tobias, O. G. Tumlinson, R. G. Ulrich, J. A. Underwood, B. J. Vinas, E. M. Waidhofer, J. J. Wallace, C. F. Wallace, H. M. Weyerts, P. R. White, D. D. Wilkins, J. F, Williams, D, E. Williamson, J. H. Wilson, C. L. Wilson, E. E. Wommack, J. H. Woods, A. Word, J. M. Yeargan, G. S. Youna, R. J Young, V. E. CHARLES D. CABANISS President AND SCIENCES COUNCIL ARTS OFFICERS: CHARLES D. CABANISS JIMMIE S. FORSYTH . DR. JOHN P. ABBOTT MEMBERS: Herbert W. Beutel Rex L. Bill Billingsley Dean L. Boyd Charles D. Cabaniss Eric W. Carlson James R. Cash William K. Colville David L. Coslett Byron N. Dooley Earl D. Downing Arthur C. Flory Jimmie S. Forsyth Joseph C. Frazier Joe R. Fuller Ralph F. Gilby Douglass D. Hearne Winans D. Holliday Richard J. Holmgreen Billy O ' N. Hoskins Cecil H. Huey, II Robert L. Hunt Robert D. Huston George S. Kadera David J. Kreager Earl R. Little, Jr. . President Secretary-Treasurer . Sponsoring Dean Robert B. Mayes Thomas E. Miller Brian T. Moran Joe H. Mullins Joseph B. Murphy Mack T. Nolen Bobby L. Reid Robert E. Sullivan Robert D. Tobola Frank D. Welch Wesley W. Wilson Karl O. Wyler 250 ' m 1 ii hi in i i m 11, OFFICERS: CECIL H. HUEY..... President LLOYD H. MANJEOT . . Vice-President DAN W. DAVIS . . Secretary-Treasurer JOHN D. SHOEMAKER . . . Reporter JOHN D. SHOEMAKER LLOYD H. MANJEOT BUSINESS SOCIETY MEMBERS: Allega, J. S. Allen, W. M. Amason, B. D. Arthur, H. Bailey, C. P. Baker, E. G. Baker, L. B. Baker, L. E. Barrett, S. G. Brady, S. H. Braun, G. E. Brundrett, T. H. Bucek, J. F. Buchanan, J. F. Butler, C. R. Cecil, R. C. Chambless, M. K. Clark, N. N. Clark, S. S. Cobb, H. B. Cooper, T. R. Crader, J. W. Crouch, J. M. Cushing, F. W. Davis, D. W. Dowing, M. W. Duke, J. H. Red Etie, G. J. Fleming, C. H. Garney, W. M., Jr. Gilbert, C. W. Green, T. T. Halkias, E. E. Harris, J. W. Hervey, L. C. Hintz. C. W. Hoover, P. D. Huebner, M. T. Huey, C. H. Hunter, P. F. Johnson, R. J. Jones, L. D. Joseph, D. R. Kelley, Kennedy, H. C. King, T. J. Ladymon, H. R. Lancaster, W. B. Landry, Lloyd Lee, Lokey, T. Y. Long, R. W. Manjeot, L. H. McClure, D. P. Mebane, W. C., Jr. Millard, R. W. Miller, E. L. Morris, R. R. Moss, R. L. Munnerlyn, T. A. Myers, L., Jr. Nehring, H. L. Nobiling, C. W. Paraskejas, A. N. Parma, E. C. Pauli, R. O. Perkins, L. N. Pumphrey, W. B. Raley, J. L. Raun, L. G. Schroeder, A. G. Shaffer, Sheppard, L. R. Sherrill, F. P. Shoemaker, J. D. Shugart, J. H. Sims, R. C. Sommers, F. A. Spinks, V. E. Stoffregen, B. J. Strickland, H. G. Taylor, C. A. Tscsmelis, J. G. Tuxworth, W. J. Van Way, C. T., Jr. Vinyard, G. A. Walker, J. L. Winter, C. D., Jr. OFFICERS: BILLY NASH...... President BILL LEE...... Vice-President BOB LEE .... Secretary-Treasurer RED ELMENDORF..... Reporter RED ELMENDORF Sponsors S. O. Brown, C. H. Bernard, H. L. Gravett, C. K. Hancock, E. B. Mid¬ dleton, G. E. Potter. PRE-MED., PRE-DENT. SOCIETY MEMBERS: Adams, K. P. Hott, N. Roman, W. B. Allison, T. Karow, W. G. Ross, S. E. Anderson, F. G. Landrum, C. K. Schawe, B. Baker, W. Leder, A. Shaw, L. Boston, D. W. Lee, W. L. Stinson, R. S. Brueck, W. L. Lee, R. J. Swearingen, W. O. Cusick, G. Leonard. J. E. Urrutia, A. Dooley, B. N. Massa, J. O. Urrutia, C. Edwards, G. Nash, B. H. Warden, D. Elmendorf, E. H. Norman, J. R. Weatherall, R. H. Fuller, C. H. Novasad, C. L. Weaver, A. Gottlob, J. Halick, J. V. Reid, B. L. Williamson, J. A. OFFICERS: ROBERT E. SULLIVAN President BILLY O. HOSKINS Vice-President THOMAS W. OGDEN Secretary-Treasurer JOEL E. HOGAN Publicity Chairman NAT A. MERIWETHER Program Chairman MEMBERS: Allen, Robert H. Andrus, George Arnold, Roy R. Asher, Robert Barrett, Richard H. Bennett, R. O., Jr. Blackburn, R. W. Boney,John H. Borcherding, Floyd L. Branner, Warren E. Brown, Preston H. Burnett, Arthur L. Caronia, Julian Carr, John Cook, Bill R. Cox, Bob L. Cunningham, Charles Davenport, Chas. M. Dempsey, J. J. Davidson, Joe V. Dunn, Robert F. Engebretson, Farmer, J. R. Fletcher, J. C. Fletcher, R. W. Fairbairn, G. C. Graves, Jack A. Green, J. M., Jr. Hall, T. G. Hardwicke, Lawrence Haverlah, Wm. C. Hedrick, Robert K. Hensley, M. R. Hogan, E. J. House, W. R. Jordan, Buck E. Julius, John Kagler, Ben D. Kirk, Robert A. Lane, Bill J. Lee, Leighton B. Lehrmann, Otto Q. Marin, G. L. Marks, Richard E. Martin, A. R. Martin, Harold Mebane, William B. Miller, E. D. Mills, Jack C. Morris, Joe M. Musey, Mitchell J. McDaniel, C. R. McKenzie, Warren B. McNeill, W. F. Neal, Carl T. Onxley, Claude Owens, Bill A. Pantermuehl, Leroy A. Paulk, William M. Pearce, Truman L. Phillips, B. B. Edward OPhillips, R. K. Plummer, B. R. Porter, V. R. Randol, Robert T. Reasoner, Jay E. Reyes, Carlos V. Rowe, Don Smith, C. Russell Spears, Dan Wallace Stanley, Howa rd L. Stogdill, W. A. Tarver, John P. Taylor, Frank P. Terry, Melvin Glenn Thompson, M. E. Tipton, R. L. Wells, S. A. Wilson, Gene M. ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: A. C. FLORY President BRYAN ZIMMERMAN Vice-President RALPH GILBY Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS: Baron, J. D. Bass, H. K. Chitwood, G. E. Engleberg, Marvin Flory, A. C. Gilby, Ralph Groves, R. H. Guevara, F. A. Hill, John H. Johnson, R. B. Ledlie, R. B. Lippmann, Wilbur McDuffie, N. G. Osborne, E. L. Reinhard, R. H. Ross, L. D. Schoettlin, Charles Shaffer, J. H. Slowey, J. F. Thompson, W. H. Thorpe, A. J. Tubbs, G. L. Wales, R. D. Webb, Don Whitfill, J. R. Witmer, Byron Zerwekh, Ralph Zimmerman, Bryan P. E. CLUB GEORGE KADERA President R. L. HUNT Vice President MEMBERS: Bennett, Joe Cockerham, Floyd A. Garcia, Mike Goner, Charles Hooker, Ed Hrachovy, Syoon F. Ingraham, D. C. Kadera, George Moss, Bill Proctor, D. A. K. Rogers, George Stuart, George Taylor, Blanton ☆ ☆ ☆ PRE LAW SOCIETY OFFICERS: BRIAN MORAN President DOUG HEARNE Vice-President W. A. BARBER Secretary MEMBERS: Brisco, Wylie Brundrett, Tom Cabaniss, Chuck Garrett, Don Carlson, Eric Gollob, Herman Hengst, Art Kelly, Dick Kreager, Dave Mock, Ralph Neal, Doak Perry, Joe Rubsamen, Ernest Brabham, Bill Pope,John Ray, C. L. Burch, Buddy SPANISH CLUB DEBATE AND DISCISSION SOCIETY H. O. WYLER President WENDY ELLIOTT Vice President A. M. LEON-ORTEGA Secretary BILL BILLINGSLY Treasurer T. MARTINEZ Publicity MEMBERS: Front Row from left to right: A. M. Leon-Ortega T. Martinez D. J. Kreager K. O. Wyler C. W. Elliott W. R. Billingsley Second Row: C. L. Laakso R. H. Brown F. L. Helvey D. J. Hughes Mrs. D. C. Cordon M. L. Levin R. J. Shaeffer R. G. Durrill Third Row: E. G. Martin D. C. Cordon J. F. Ireland R. F. Smith J. D. Heacock J. R. Houser Fourth Row: D. R. Boyd D. A. Hughes J. W. Lair T. B. Morris E. E. Coker R. L. Smith J. L. Brown Fifth Row: W. H. Scott S. K. Hendler R. T. Randol J. V. McCullough O. D. Bowlin D. F. Sechelski L. G. Stewart J. R. Reed Back Row: J. A. Moore E. G. Rose J. W. Turcotte J. S. Sparkman T. D. Turley P. H. Otis ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: JOE R. FULLER President JAMES R; FARMER Secretary-Treasurer HARRISON E. HIERTH Sponsor LEE J. MARTIN Co-Sponsor MILFORD ALLEN Freshmen Sponsor MEMBERS: Calhoun, Jim Davis, Dan Farmer, James R. Folzenlogen, David Fuller, Joe R. Grupe, George J. Gustofson, R. B. Bryant, Steven Hearne, Douglas D. Huffman, Robert Jones, B. Paul Perry, Joe A. LaRue, Charles Stephenson, B. L. Taylor, John L. Travis, R. S. Wells, Roy V ' ■ i STUDENT ENGINEERS COUNCIL OFFICERS: EMMIT A. INGRAM .... WILLIAM C. HARRINGTON . . WALTON F. PERRINE (Fall) . . NORMAN C. HEFFRON (Spring) JES D. MclVER...... DR. HOWARD W. BARLOW . MEMBERS: Doyle R. Avant Louis M. Caplan Franklin A. Cleland William E. Cory Robert A. Flake Robert Federico Charles J. Goodwin, Jr. William C. Harrington Norman C. Heffron Roy N. Hughes Emmit A. Ingram Donald G. Jentsch Brad Johnson, Jr. Dare K. Keelan Charles D. Kirkham William A. Klabunde Charles B. Modisett Iva E. Montgomery Royce L. McClure Jes D. Mclver Frank D. Nixson, Jr. Milton R. Patterson Walston F. Perrine Tom D. Reynolds . President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsoring Dean Garland Ray Robertson John W. Schattenberg John E. Jack Schumann Charles C. Schwab Uvalde Stoermer Alexander A. Strobel George R. Stucker John F. Taylor Richard R. Tumlinson Alfred F. Ueckert, Jr. Charles F. Underriner Frank D. Welch EMMIT A. INGRAM President 256 FRANK WELCH FRANK D. WELCH..... President JACK STANSBURY . . Vice-President DAVID CORNAHAN . Secty.-Treasurer DAVID CARNAHAN JACK STANSBURY ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY MEMBERS: Cornahan, David Welch, Frank D. Williford, Don Williams, Lawrence Roeger, Jack Jaccord, M. C. Crook, E. T. Ingram, Emmit A. Kirk, Robert Brandt, Jack Allsup, Keith Goodrum, James Clifford, John Chamlee, William Faulkner, David Bluhm, Wiley Gilder, Grady Lemmon, Jack Lenzen, William Jennings, Charles Stinson, Robert Conley, Raymond Burch, Arthur Baggs, Jake Wells, Oscar Munroe, Alex Reed, L. S. Olson, John Flowers, James Montgomery, I. E. King, Ed Whittaker, Bert Bigbee, Bill Mabrey, Leslie Doiron, Lou Jones, Harold Simmons, Bruce Wales, Billie 257 JOE P. ZUMWALT GEORGE STUCKER R. L. McCLURE...... President B. J. GEBERT .... Vice-President JOE P. ZUMWALT . Secretary-Treasurer GEORGE STUCKER Representative to Engineers ' Council R. L. McCLURE A. I. Ch. E. Alaniz, Pete Anderson, E. L. Barada, A. S. Barrett, R. D. Bass, H. K. Bemus, R. V. Berquist, R. G. Billingsley, D. S. Bliler, R. K. Bouldin, Bill Britt, E. L. Burke, F. D. Catanach, A. Chesser, B. G. Cleland, F. A. Cook, A. D. Creel, N. Curtis, R. E. Darby, B. J. DeKeyzer, H. D. Dommel, C. W. Enderle, H. W. Fails, J. C. Foyt, J. Galla, J. A. Garcia, R. V. Gebert, B. J. Greek, C. D. Guevara, F. A. Hahnfeld, R. H. Hall, J. W. Harper, J. W. Harris, A. B. Holbrook, F. M. Honeycutt, K. E. Hoobler, D. E. Hunt, J. L. Jones, Donald M. Jones, R. E. Jones, W. R. Karnowski, F. G. Keene, G. T. Laufenberg, J. W. Layman, E. Lyon, R. Y. Martens, W. P. Martin, J. T. Martinez, R. S. Matthews, R. S. Mayben, G. W. McBee, L McDuffie, N. G. McMillian, J. I. McNeil, R. S. Miller, W. J. Moore, B. J. Morris, J. B. Moser, A. R. Mueller, M. H. Munson, T. A. Neely, W. J. Pape, S. E. Peters, J. R. Rabb, J. I. Ramey, G. H. Rife, W. T. Robinson, R. M. Roddy, L. W. Roetzel, Tom Rollins, V. G. Ross, H. E. Schechter, R. S. Shivers, H. G. Simpson, R. P. Sliger, F. A. Smith, B. W. Smith, J. O. Smith, T. G. Stevens, Carl Stokes, M. J. Stucker, G. R. Thomas, D. S. Thomas, J. C. Triche, W. A. Tucker, S. S. Vandiver, W. H. Virgilio, J. C. Vornkahl, H. L. Wales, R. D. Wallace, R. G. Warren, J. A. Wyly, G. F. Zumwalt, J. P. C. B. MODISETT MEMBERS: Allison, W. F. Armontrout, A. M. Baker, Jack W. Barnes, S. H. Bates, B. R. Beasley, C. G. Bellah, W. D. Berkousky, E. S. Bernard, E. R., Jr. Bickham, B. W. Boerm, L. W. Brahm, A. G. Brown, E. L. Brown, E. C. Brown, G. A. Brown, R. C. Browne, M. H. Burch, I. R. Bussey, C. M. Callender, R. E. Carpenter, R. L. Carper, J. W. Chamorro, E., Jr. Chandler, C. G. OFFICERS: C. B. MODISETT M. W. GORDON E. R. BERNARD O. R. KUNZE . H. P. O ' NEAL . . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Scribe Parliamentarian E. R. BERNARD A S. A. E. Chapman, J. J. Clark, W. T. Clay, W. R. Cooper, C. F. Courand, J. S. Courtney, M. E. Criswell, T. M. Crosby, C. P. Cruz, J. Davis, M. W. Dulany, S. Edwards, S. D. Elliott, D. W. Foshee, R. E. Franklin, J. R. Fulbright, M. L. Furnace, A. L. Galloway, J. D. Gammon, R. H. Giesecke, R. C. Gordon, M. W. Greenwood, B. R. Griffin, R. J. Hahn, W. H. Harrison, J. B. Hayes, A. A. Hightower, J. T. Hodges, J. E. Hodges, T. O. Holland, J. M. Holt, J. H. Horton, J. C. Hudnall, J. W. Huffman, R. I. Hurd, A. M. Jackson, J. D. Jaska, E. H. Kay, M. D. Keese, C. W. Kemp, J. P. Kendall, D. F. Killingsworth, B. N. King, H. H. King, Lawrence S. King, R. T. Kirk, T. R. Koonce, P. B. Krauskopf, B. R. Kucherka, S. L. Kunze, O. R. Laing, G. W. Law, P. F. Leppin, H. O. Lewellen, O. L. Lester, D. Lomax, L. L. Longserre, D. J. Luscombe, J. A. McAdams, Y. E. McCollum, J. T. McGregor, M. McNeese, M. W. Miller, C. H. Miller, G. H. Miller, J. G. Mobley, M. K. Modisett, C. B. Moore, R. E. Morton, R. S. Morton, L. D. Namken, M. Nelson, D. A. Nelson, W. C. Newsom, W. B. Nowlin, C. F. O ' Neal, H. P. Parkey, B. B. Pierce, W. H. Pittman, D. N. Prince, J. T. Qualtrough, R. C. Rathmell, C. Ready, . F. Repper, F. C. Schluter, C. E. Schott, E. E. Schrank, Gilbert C. Scott, J. E. Shaw, B. L. Shiller, L. W. Skeen, J. R. Smith, E. W. Smith, G. H. Smith, H. R. Sol, M. A. Stahl, T. J. Stermer, R. A. Stewart, B. 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Wilson, J. R. Wingate, G. M. Word, R. L. Word, T. D. Wyatt, E. F. CHARLES C. SCHWAB OFFICERS: DONALD G. JENTSCH Chairman, Fall Semester ALFRED F. UECKERT, JR. Chairman, Spring Semester CHARLES C. SCHWAB . Vice-Chairman ROBERT FEDERICO . Program Chairman CECIL F. ADICKES, JR. . . Secretary BOBBY R. BROWN .... Treasurer BOBBY R. BROWN CECIL F. ADICKES, JR. MEMBERS: Adams, B. C. Adams, H. L., Jr. Adickes, C. F., Jr. Allen, J. R. Anderson, G. N., Jr. Anderson, P. G., Jr. Ashworth, J. E. Bagwell, P. D. Bailey, C. E. G. Baker, K. M. Baldwin. R. R. Barrett, B. S. Beck, S. E. Bogel, A. G. Bowen, W. J. Boyett, J. L. Bradley, W. R„ Jr. Brown, B. R. Buckner, S. Burcham, W. J. Burns, R. J. Clark, Haynes Clark, R. E. Clements, M. P. Cobb, P. R. Conklin, H., Jr. Conrad, B. C. Cox, C. W. Cox, H. R., Jr. Derr, H. J., Jr. Dobbins, E. B., Jr. Donnelly, L. W., Jr. Dunkelberg, S. Duty, A. M. A E Elkins, R. W. Elwell, C. E. English, A. C., Jr. Ervin, Burl H. Evans, L. A. Fagley, W. R. 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Inglehart, Cecil M. Irwin, Paul E. Jackson, James L. Jacob, Fred L. Jennings, J. J. Johnson, Harold E. Johnson, Henry I., Jr. Jordan, Wayland V. Kamman, C. R. Kay, John H. Kearby, Jerome C. Keelan, Dare K. Kemp, Joe H. Kennedy, B. B. Kilpatrick, J. H. Kimbrough, W. E. King, Jerry King, Tyrus R. Knox, John R. Kosarek, Charlie J. Lane, Robert M., Jr. Lawson, R. L. Lemons, R. D. Levisay, B. N. Lewis, E. F. Logan, C. R. Lumpkin, W. N. Lunceford, Major L. Lyons, Albert D., Jr. McBee, Louis E. McCann, W. R. McCants, E. W. McGannon, R. L. McGehee, F. H. McGill, James L. McLain, N. A. McMillan, Frank N. McPhee, W. A. MacFarlane, James L. Mahoney, J. D. Marrow, J. H. Mathis, J. W. Metcalfe, Albert Meyer, Hugh W. Mitchell, Charles R. Monaghan,John Moore, Norman H. Moredock, S. K., Jr. Morgan, J. R. Morgenthaler, Charles E. Morodith, J. R. Morris, Carl M. Moncrief, A. M. Mosely, J. T. Munnerlyn, R. D. Munson, R. E. Naron, Marshall E. Nelson, J. K. B. New, Jack Newman, W. J. Nixon, B. P. Noble, Marion D. Olanson, Norman A. Olson, Charles R. Onstott, L. J. O ' Quinn, Percy C. Osborn, Ken Osborne, Homer C. Pace, F. A. Penick, Charles M. Pelty, L. O. Phillips, William R. Poole, Frank E. Prihoda, C. H. Pyle, T. S. Rebold, John H. Reynolds, Stanley Richards, Billy D. Richardson, J. N. Rippey, Robert L. Russell, Bill Sanders, R. P., Jr. Scarborough, Bob Schilling, Wilbur N. Schauer, B. B. Schimmel, G. R., Jr. Schuleman, S. Seacat, G. H. Shoemate, Elbert R. Short, J. A., Jr. Sheldon, John A. Simmons, F. P., Jr. Sinclair, W. G., Jr. Smith, H. B. Smith, H. P., Jr. Specht, Walter G. Stanley, L. T. Stewart, Joseph B. Stone, M. L. Stroud, Richard D. Stults, D. C. Talley, William A., Jr. Taylor, Austin Taylor, Henry A. Taylor, Richard G., Jr. Teddlie, J. E. Terry, Homer T. Terry, B. G. Thrash, Purvis J. Thomas, George L. Tilley, Cecil R. Tynes, Eugene W. Tinslar, William L. Turner, Joe, Jr. Vest, Oscar J., Jr. Voss, Harry C. Wacker, R. B. Wahrmund, William A. Walton, B. G. Watson, Ernest D. Walsh, Alva G. Wampler, Charles R. Weaver, H. F. Weeks, Robert Whitehead, Jean R. Wilson, A. B., Jr. Wilson, James R. Wilson, R. L. Williams, Robert Winterbauer, E. L. Wilshusen, John H. Zimmerman, Walter W. Zoiber, J. J. rSStF R. A. FLAKE R. B. GOFORTH OFFICERS: Fall Semester Officers C. J. GOODWIN..... President R. M. TRAINER .... Vice-President N. R. DRAGNA .... Secretary R. A. FLAKE...... Treasurer Spring Semester Officers R. A. FLAKE....... President R. B. GOFORTH . J. P. WESTERVELT . W. D. BARRY . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer C. J. GOODWIN MEMBERS: Adams, J. Q. Adickes, C. F. Allday, F. W., Jr. Arenburg, D. H. Baggett, R. E. Bargfrede, J. A. Barry, W. D. Beck, J. E. Blakeney, R. Q. Blevins, W. C. Bowen, W. R. Braslau, I. Brewer, J. Z. Bridges, A. K. Brigance, J. R. Burton, A. L. Bussell, R. E. Butler, E. T. Calcoate, W. Caplan, L. M. Caple, J. W. Carlson, R. A. Carlton, C. A. Clayton, H. M., Jr. Coffman, J. W. Collins, J. W. Council, G., Jr. Cox, E. A. Cox, J. O. Cox, R. M. Cravey, D. O. Crixell, A. R. Crosley, C. L. Grumpier, K. M. Dalehite, J. J. Dalton, W. M. Damron, J. W. Dann, C. V. Davis, A. C. Denney, R. W. DeVine, J. W. Dragna, N. R. Dudek, J. F. Dungan, H. E. Dunnahoo, J. R. Eaton, J. H. English, R. B. Faires, V. M. Field, A. F. Flake, R. A. Fleener, T. W. Fleming, P. C. Forsythe, W. E. Foster, E. H. Goforth, R. B. Goodwin, C. J. Goodwin, W. G. Gorman, A. K. Graves, J. R. Grunwald, C. E. Handcock, J. R. Harding, G. K. Harris, R. W. Harris, W. T. Hayes, J. Hemrick, K. E. Heroman, W. L. Hinsley, L. M. Holland, J. N. Irish, J. R. Jones, E. L. King, E. J. King, G. W. Kirkham, C. D. Leftwich, J. O. Letbetter, D. G. Lewis, J. H., Jr. Long, W. G. Manning, C. D. Martin, E. M. Mathews, J. H. Maulden, R. D. McCarthy, M. C. McClain, W. C. McNair, L. G. Miles, E. P., Jr. Miller, E. R. Miller, W. T. Moreno, J., Jr. Morgan, J. D. Moser, I. S. Myer, W. C. Nevill, I. B. Ng, B. M. Noble, L. E. Oradat, F. R. Otte, A. J. Pangburn, R. E. Phillips, P. K. Pike, J. V. Pinkston, J. K. Proctor, W. C. Reichert, F. W. Rice, M. G. Roark, L. L. Roark, R. E. Rodriguez, E. C. Row, H. S. Rushing, J. E. Schmidt, R. H. Schuller, R. E. Short, B. J. Shebesta, J. R. Shelby, J. Simmions, R. B. Sliva, M. J. Smalling, C. E. Standard, J. C. Sullins, T. F. Sullivan, M. M. Takas, V. C. Thompson, B. Thomson, J. A. Thornton, L. D. Torres, C. M. Treiman, J. N. Tuelln- ' r, N u Vaughan, J. H. Wade, M. E. Wanja, J. T. Weddell, L. B. Westervelt, J. P. Weyland, J. H. Whately, T. H. Whetstone, J. M. White, W. F. Willis, W. D. Wolf, R. D. Woodliff, R. T. Smith, B. W., . Smith, W. D. Springer, J. V. DONALD E. JARVIS OFFICERS: DONALD E. JARVIS . . . President DOUGLAS K. SEWELL . Vice-President BILL B. WISE . . Recording Secretary OTTO R. KUNZE Corresponding Secretary TOM D. REYNOLDS . . . Treasurer NORMAN C. HEFRON . . Cataloger TAU BETA PI MEMBERS: Barclay, George Willis, Jr. Barnes, Samuel H. Behne, Joseph C., Jr. Berglund, Kenneth L. Betts, Gerald Bohlmann, Willy F., Jr. Bowen, Winford H., Jr. Bradley, Robert S. Brannan, Warren G. Brashear, Roy T. Brewington, Russell D. Brown, Jack Eugene Burch, Arthur L. Burns, Ross J. Butler, Harry L. Carlson, Elwood L. Carroll, Floyd J. Carroll, Lloyd E. Cleland, Franklin A. Cobb, Phil R. Cogan, Carroll F. Couch, Billy L. Grosser, Robert E. Dardaganian, Stephen G. Davis, Hubert P. DeBorde, Donald D. Denman, Joe C. Denning, John S. Dietert, Robert D. Drozd, Deonys H. Edgar, Gordon C. English, Robert B. Flake, Robert A. Fleener, Thomas W. Flukinger, Thomas E. Fockelmann, William F. Fontenot, Joseph G. Ford, George H. Foster, Henry Lee Frazier, Frank D. Fulbright, Joseph L. Garcia, Gustavo Gary, John William Gebert, Bobby J. Goble, Charles E. Gonzales, Oved Gordon, Frank H. Gould, Roy Clair Grant, James Davis Greenwood, Bobby R. Hagens, Leslie R. Hahnfeld, Raloh H. Mamilton, William S. Harrington, William C. Harris, Arthur B. Hartman, Kenneth S. Hay. James David Heffron, Norman C. Hodges, Teddy O. Hooper, Wallace, Jr. Hoyler, Wilburne F. Hudson, Raymond P. Hunt, John L. Hutton, Richard G. Hutton, Robert S. Ingram, Emmit A., Jr. Irvine, William G. Irwin, Paul Eugene Jarvis, Donald Edward Jones, Wescomb R. Jordan, Wayland V. Joseph, Sabat Kearby, Jerome C. Keelan, Dare K. Keene, George T. Kells, Edward L. Knight, John Edward, Jr. Koonce, Phil B. Kosarek, Charlie J., Jr. Kunze, Otto R. Kusenberger, Felix N. Langford, Billy Gene I ee, Neal Edward Lee, Roy, Jr. Lehman, August F. Lemmon, James H., Jr. Lyon, Robert Y. McDaniel, Robert W. Mclver, Jess David McMillin, William C. Maddox,Joe Pace Mahoney, Jack D. Martin, Alfred D., Jr. Martin, James Tillman Mathis, James W. Mayben, George W. Mays, Terrell L. Means, Theodore M. Merrell, Ernest E., Jr. Michaels, Douglas D. Miller, Clifford A. Mills, Herbert G. Minton, Fred, Jr. Munnerlyn, Ray Dean Myre, William C. Nuccio, Robert P. Oliver, Wade Hampton Orr, Charles Ross Pankratz, Werner Pape, Gus Reagan Parse, Melvin W., Jr. Pearson, Vohnnie L., Jr. Peterson, Glenn William Pianta, James Eugene Porter. James W., Jr. Powell, Arthur B. Ransom, Robert Grier Ransom, William R. Reed, Bob Harold Reynolds. Tom D. Rikard, Donald A. Rogers, Donald L. Ross, Hardy E. Royder, Thomas H. Schechter, Robert S. Schulze, James L. Sewell, Douglas K. Sharp, James Earl Shockey, Thomas E. Silvas, Alfonso F. Simmons, Robert Bruce Smith, Kenneth W. Smith, Wiley J. S. Snead, Edwin de S. Stanley, Lyn Thomas Stevens, Wayne Manning Sullins, Ted F. Taylor, Carroll C. Taylor, John F. Thorn, Donald C. Tumlinson, Richard R. Ueckert, Alfred F., Jr. Underriner, Charles F., Jr. Valon, Ernest D. Ware, Ira Calvin Wawak, Earl Eugene Whittington, Charles D. Wise, William Bert Woolley, Carroll A. Zumwalt, Joe P. Elkins, Robert Wallace Rollins, Albert Williamson OFFICERS: UVALDE STOERMER Chairman GLENN W. PETERSON Vice-Chairman ROBERT L. JONES Treasurer FRED L. MAXWELL Secretary LLOYD G. BERRYMAN Adviser MEMBERS: Baron, A. E. Brewer, J. S. Canning, Joe Forsythe, W. E. Hann, H. K. Harding, G. K. Hanninger, R. L. Lovell, J. E. Neinast, J. E. Pangburn, R. E. Stockard, J. L. Wade, M. E. Whitacre, J. A. ☆ ☆ ☆ AIEE-IRE OFFICERS: WILHAM EUGENE CORY Chairman 1st Semester ROY T. BRASHEAR Secretary AIEE RAY ROBERTSON, JR. Chairman 2nd Semester ALBERT E. NICHOLSON Secretary IRE WM. FIELDING FOCKELMANN Treasurer MEMBERS: Ball, Wallace B. Ball, Wayne E. Barwise, Charles A. Berglund, Kenneth L. Boldman, James W. Boyd, Everett Aaron Brashear, Roy T. Buckner, Tom J. Byington, Bobby J. Campbell, Robert B. Coughlin, G. Chalker, Durwood Clevenger, Arthur F. Coleman, Charles W. Cook, Billy L. Cory, Wilham Eugene Cotner, Wilbur C. Couch, Billy L. Cromwell, Robert A. Davis, Billy H. Davis, Gordon O., Jr. Drozd, Deonys H. Fockelmann, Wm. F. Fowlkes, Charles G. Fuess, Raymond L. Gonzales, Oved Gordon, Frank H. Harris, Jack A. Hightower, Kenneth D. Hites, William H. Holder, John V. Jack, Robert W. Johns, Ray William Johns, Roy A. Johnson, Frank F. Jones, Aubrey G. Kells, Edward L. Kerley, James Homers, King, Valery W., Jr. Knight, Henry A. Knight, John E., Jr. Kusenberger, Felix N. Leslie, Frank R. Lewie, John R. Marek, Albert J. Massey, Delbert G. Menger, Wm. M. Moseley, Walter H. Murphree, David D. McCausey, David L., Jr. McCoy, Allen W. Naugle, Russell C. Nicholson, Albert E. O ' Hara, Robert N., Jr. Paine, Jewel A. Porter, Edward O. Powdrill, Jackie Leo Ransom, Robert G. Ransom, William R. Rice, Wilbur Lamar Rider, Alvin Richard Roberts, Ray H. Robertson, Garland Ray Rogers, Donald L. Rushing, J. E. Rutledge, Collie C., Jr. Scheumack, Powell A. Schubert, Zone L. Scroggins, Eugene B. Sewell, Douglas K. Skelton, Charles W. Stanton, Edward J. Strobel, Alexander A. Teed, Jack T. Terry, Luther B. Thompson, Clyde C., Jr. Thomson, Junius A. Thorn, Donald C. Toellner, Norman H. Towns, Thomas G. Walter, Alvin H. Webb, John C. Woolley, Carroll A. OFFICERS: I.A.S. WILLIAM A. KLABUNDE Chairman JOHN F. TAYLOR Vice-Chairman ATMA FLOYD, JR. Secretary D. R. HAMILTON Treasurer MARTIN HOWARD Reporter E. E. BRUSH Honorary Chairman MEMBERS: Allen, W. T. Bandy, M. E. Barron, J. S. Botard, H. G. Brewington, R. D. Burcham, W. J. Burks, W., Jr. Cliffe, R. T., Jr. Clinkscales, E. S. Collier, R. A. Dowling, C. J. English, R. B. Fields, A. F. Floyd, A. R. Forrest, R. D. Gibson, W. F., Jr. Gleyre, H. R. Goldberg, A. P. Fittz, S. C. Hale, R. A. Hamilton, D. R. Hinckley, E. C. Howard, M. L. Hoyler, W. F. Hurt, H. H., Jr. Jensen, G. R. Johnson, Read Kelleher, J. F. Linn, D. P. Klabunde, W. A. McAshan, T. W., Jr. McClure, J. G. Melcher, J. W. Mitchell, R. F. Modlin, J. Morse, H. R. Moseley, A. G. Nelson, A. W. Parsons, W. E. Perry, G. A. Purtell, C. H. Ransleben, G. E., Jr. Reynal, E. W., Jr. Sauer, E. W. Shatzman, N. S. Stegink, G. A. Tate, Roger E. Taylor, John F. Teague, E. C. Tumlinson, R. R. Walker, C. E. White, R. M. ☆ ☆ ☆ 8. A. E„ OFFICERS: J. W. SCHATTENBERG Chairman R. E. TATE Vice-Chairman G. H. SUNDBERG Secretary-Treasurer W. I. TRUETTNER Faculty Sponsor MEMBERS: Beazley, T. T. Bohne, J. C. Bercham, W. J. Bagel, A. G. Batard, H. G. Brewimfon, R. D. Clark, Haynes Collier, R. A. Dobbins, E. B. Floyd, H. B. Gould, Bill Grotzinger, I. C. Hayes, Curtis Jones, E. R. Kellher, F. V. Lane, R. McAshan, T. W. Moore, J. E. Morse, H. R. Nichols, G. W. Purtell, C. H. Richards, John Robortson, W. C. Smith, B. W. Stokes, J. H. I’araba, F. L. Tumlinson. R. R. Weber, R. V. Walters, E. A. AMARILLO MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS: MRS. S. F. MADISON . . . President MRS. TED H. LOKEY . 1st Vice-President MRS. G. M. BATTIN . 2nd Vice-President MRS. J. C. RICHARDSON 3rd Vice-President MRS. BOYD ELLIOTT . 4th Vice-President MRS. E. L. MAYNE . 5th Vice-President MRS. WILLARD HARRIS . . Secretory MRS. WILBUR WELLS . . . Treasurer MRS. R. L. ZELSMAN . . . Historian MRS. R. L. McSPADDEN Corresponding Secretary MEMBERS: Amason, Mrs. Bob Eager, Mrs. L. H. Howren, Mrs. W. D. Pavillard, Mrs. Dean Battin, Mrs. Glenn Elliot, Mrs. Boyd Jobe, Mrs. L. L. Richardson, Mrs. J. C Benton, Mrs. Selma Farmer, Mrs. Bill Jones, Mrs. R. W. Ritter, Mrs. Jess Bowlin, Mrs. J. W. Field, Mrs. Stanton Kidd, Mrs. J. E. Ross, Mrs. S. E. Branham, Mrs. Evelyn Fields, Mrs. Lou Lokey, Mrs. Ted Russell, Mrs. T. H. Brown, Mrs. Preston Flack, Mrs. G. R. Madison, Mrs. A. F. Vincent, Mrs. Jack Brummel, Mrs. Voss Fowlkes, Mrs. R. J. Mayne, Mrs. E. L. Wardle, Mrs. Frank Buthker, Mrs. P. H. Golden, Mrs. N. O. Meacham, Mrs. R. V. Wells, Mrs. Wilbur Carter, Mrs. C. W. Gruhlkey, Mrs. A. A. McSpadden, Mrs. R. L. Williams, Mrs. C. W. Collins, Mrs. B. H. Hall, Mrs. Glenn Newman, Mrs. W. C. Worford, Mrs. W. N. Colville, Mrs. W. R. Harris, Mrs. Willard Parr, Mrs. Knox Zelsman, Mrs. R. L. 270 CORPUS CHRIST! OFFICERS: MRS. T. E. JOHNSON . . . President MRS. GEORGE KING . 1st Vice-President MRS. A. L. BLEKER . 2nd Vice-President MRS. VALYON COWSER 3rd Vice-President MRS. RALPH DEVINE Recording Secretary MRS. O. J. OLSON .... Treasurer MRS. GEORGE E. MARSHALL Corresponding Secretary MOTHERS CLUB MRS. R. E. HOBBS . . Parliamentarian MRS. BILL NEAL..... Historian MRS. E. H. ANDREW Scrapbook Chairman MRS. ALVA STRAIT Hospitality Chairman MRS. C. E. BEAVERS Telephone Chairman MRS. E. G. SCHLATHER Extension Chairman MEMBERS: Adaws, Mrs. Marion J. Allen, Mrs. R. W. Andrew, Mrs. E. H. Beatty, Mrs. Perry A. Beavers, Mrs. C. E. Beck, Mrs. Byron D. Bleker, Mrs. A. L. Braslaw, Mrs. A. Buck, Mrs. C. E. Coon, Mrs. H. W. Cowser, Mrs. Valton Culli, Mrs. G. O. Devine, Mrs. R. R. Dunnaw, Mrs. L. K. Eads, Mrs. R. A. Puentes, Mrs. C. R. Geistman, Mrs. A. J. Gillett, Mrs. V. W., Sr. Grant, Mrs. W. H. Hobbs, Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Mrs. T. E. Karren, Mrs. C. H. Lucey, Mrs. J. R. Marshall, Mrs. George E. Meisenheimer, Mrs. G. E. Miller, Mrs. N. A. Mueller, Mrs. Joseph P. Neal, Mrs. Bill Olson, Mrs. O. J. Shaw, Mrs. J. W. Pearson, Mrs. Louisa (Honorary life member) Schlather, Mrs. E. G. St. John, Mrs. J. J. Urban, Mrs. Charles A. Warren, Mrs. Guy I. Wicks, Mrs. G. C. Coleman, Mrs. S. L. 271 EXECUTIVE BOARD MRS. D. L. BEATTY President MRS. A. F. SIDOTI Vice-President at Large MRS. H. C. HAYNES First Vice-President MRS. A. E. SOUTTER Second Vice-President MRS. J. GIMARC Third Vice-President MRS. L. V. MASSENGALE Fourth Vice-President MRS. R. C. GREEVES Fifth Vice-President MRS. CLAY C. SCOTT Treasurer MRS. H. E. MONTGOMERY Recording Secretary MRS. W. D. THORNTON Corresponding Secretary MRS. R. R. STURDIVANT Historian MRS. CHAS. R. SMITH Parliamentarian DALLAS MOTHERS CLUB 272 FT. WORTH MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS: MRS. W. E. JARVIS .... President MRS. J. F. ISBELL..... Chaplain MRS. GEORGE CROWLEY 1st Vice-President MRS. R. A. CARTON . 2nd Vice-President MRS. J. HUGH MORGAN 3rd Vice-President MRS. A. S. BILLINGSLEY 4th Vice-President MRS. EDWARD DIEB . 5th Vice-President MRS. LEONARD McCANN 6th Vice-President MRS. F. D. LEWIS . Recording Secretary MRS. G. W. TINSLAR Corresponding Secretary MRS. JOE P. RABB .... Treasurer MRS. W. M. SARGENT Publicity Chairman MRS. W. B. PALM . Federation Chairman MRS. J. OTIS CAMPBELL . . Historian MRS. D. B. WHEELER . Parliamentarian MEMBERS: Agerton, Mrs. J. P. Allen, Mrs. Albert C. Baker, Mrs. J. B. Becker, Mrs. J. R. Bell, Mrs. Ray Bertram, Mrs. C. H. Billingsley, Mrs. A. S. Bombarger, Mrs. O. P. Boyd, Mrs. J. L. Brookman, Mrs. T. H. Bryant, Mrs. J. L. Burdett, Mrs. Jack H. Cahill, Mrs. Paul T. Campbell, Mrs. J. O. Carlton, Mrs. R. A. Carter, Mrs. Frank P. Chanbers, Mrs. C. N. Clower, Mrs. George A Collier, Mrs. R. L. Collins, Mrs. John Copeland, Mrs. E. L. Cogburn, Mrs. U. C. Crowley, Mrs. George Cox, Mrs. Joice O.. Sr. Craine, Mrs. James Cowart, Mrs. Tom Cross, Mrs. Lyle L. Davis, Mrs. J. Fred Dear, Mrs. Pete Dieb, Mrs. E. J. Doering, Mrs. C. E. Duke, Mrs. R. B. Dunkelberg, Mrs. K. W. Evans, Mrs. Hugh Woolf, Mrs. N. E. Yates, Mrs. W. P. Yeary, Mrs. Roy Garrison, Mrs. R. E. Germany, Mrs. J. P. Gibson, Mrs. W. A. Goodger, Mrs. W. H. Gorrod, Mrs. H. G. Hambright, Mrs. Sam H. Hamilton, Mrs. Wesley J. Hamilton, Mrs. W. W. Heath, Mrs. O. F. Helm, Mrs. Carl B. Hicks, Mrs. E. E. Hinckley, Mrs. Emmett C. Hines, Mrs. W. N. Hogg, Mrs. H. H. Huddleston, Mrs. H. C. Humphries, Mrs. W. H. Ingram, Mrs. E. A. Isbell, Mrs. J. F. Jackson, Mrs. J. S. Jarvis, Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Mrs. A. L. Johnson, Mrs. C. L. Johnson, Mrs. Reed Jones, Mrs. Clarence Jones, Mrs. Walter V. Killebrew, Mrs. C. G. Lary, Mrs. Y. B. Laue, Mrs. H. L. Lawrence, Mrs. James LeBlanc, Mrs. G. A. Lee, Mrs. R. E. Lewie, Mrs. A. S. Lewis, Mrs. F. D. Luckey, Mrs. D. E. Madden, Mrs. E. Magruder, Mrs. G. B. Martin, Mrs. Lawrence A. Mathews, Mrs. Arch Witter, Mrs. Edith Womack, Mrs. Joe Woody, Mrs. W. A. McCann, Mrs. Leonard Milhollin, Mrs. R. M. Moore, Mrs. Swayne Morgan, Mrs. J. Hugh Muller, Mrs. A. E. Newman, Mrs. R. A. Nichols, Mrs. A. B. Nixon, Mrs. Sam A. Palm, Mrs. W. B. Patterson, Mrs. J. N. Peacock, Mrs. J. D. Pumphrey, Oro a Rabb, Mrs. Joe P. Raynaud, Mrs. J. B. Reed, Mrs. Chester Repper, Mrs. George Robinson, Mrs. W. F. Rone, Mrs. Frank L. Sandler, Mrs. Ben J. Sargent, Mrs. W. M. Schrickel, Mrs. O. E. Schwarz, Mrs. Edwin G. Skeen, Mrs. Theodore Slagle, Mrs. G. M. Smullen, Mrs. C. K. Snyder, Mrs. Henry C. Stade, Mrs. H. W. Streiff, Mrs. J. F. Stinson, Mrs. R. C. Tilley, Mrs. Opal Tinslar, Mrs. G. W. Tinsley, Mrs. A. B. Travis, Mrs. S. E., Jr. Townsend, Mrs. W. H. Walther, Mrs. R. H. Wallace, Mrs. Karl E. West, Mrs. W. D. Wheeler, Mrs. D. B. Wheeler, Mrs. L. H. White, Mrs. R. O. Wilson, Mrs. R. F. Witter,Mrs. Edith Womack, Mrs. Joe Woody, Mrs. W. A. Woolf, Mrs. N. E. Yates, Mrs. W. P. Yeary, Mrs. Roy 273 MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS: MRS. A. F. HARVEY .... President MRS. A. R. HILTON Vice-President at Large MRS. F. A. STEPHENS . 1st Vice-President Mrs. J. E. SICK . . 2nd Vice-President MRS. R. H. FIELD . 3rd Vice-President MRS. T. W. McASHAN Recording Secretary MRS. L. R. SEXTON Corresponding Secretary MRS. W. O. WARRINGER . Treasurer MRS. R. C. HOCHMUTH Parliamentarian MEMBERS: Amspoker, Mrs. S. D. Armstrong, Mrs. A. E. Backer, Mrs. K. Baker, Mrs. W. D. Bang, Mrs. C. E. Brailas, Mrs. N. Brandt, Mrs. Henry V. Brown. Mrs. Byron B. Bruesher, Mrs. W. H. Burdineck, Mrs. John Burgess, Mrs. B. E. Burke, Mrs. Thomas K. Calloway, Mrs. W. H. Campbell, Mrs. P. D., Jr. Carpe, Mrs. F. W. Cliffe, Mrs. R. T. Cockrum, Mrs. Robert K. J. Cline, Mrs. W. H. Collins, Mrs. Alton B. Cooper, Mrs. R. L. Cox, Mrs. Della A. Crawford, Mrs. D. W. Croft, Mrs. William Crossman, Mrs. John C. Crownover, Mrs. A. B. Dancer, Mrs. Martha Davis, Mrs. C. A. Delany, Mrs. W. H. Devall, Mrs. J. L. Doby, Mrs. J. W. Eisenberg, Mrs. Winnie Elliot, Mrs. C. G. England, Mis. A. C. Faulkner, Mrs. E. E. Field, Mrs. R. H. Fitzgerald, Mrs. R. J. Flukinger, Mrs. Fred Francis, Mrs. E. D. Freelich, Mrs. J. E. Goodman, Mrs. C. E. Goulas, Mrs. Camille Grafton, Mrs. J. T. Graham, Mrs. J. B. Granton, Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. Harry J. Gruber, Mrs. Gee Grymes, Mrs. R. W. Graves, Mrs. L. C. Hagen, Mrs. H. S. Hanes, Mrs. H. G. Harrington, Mrs. G. G. Harvey, Mrs. A. F. Herbert, Mrs. W. F. Hickernell, Mrs. C. B. Hicks, Mrs. James L. Hilton, Mrs. J. R. Hinman, Mrs. Pete Hinton, Mrs. C. B. Hechmuth, Mrs. R. C. Holland, Mrs. R. C. Heuy, Mrs. Alice M. Howells, Mrs. Wyman Hubbell, Mrs. Rosabel Huddleston, Mrs. A. J. Hudler, Mrs. Tony D. Jackson, Mrs. S. M. Jacobs, Mrs. Mattie B. Jacobs, Mrs. Ned L. Johnsion, Mrs. R. E. Jordan, Mrs. J. I. Keller, Mrs. D. B. Kendrick, Mrs. G. Kelbye, Mrs. R. M. Krenek, Mrs. Walter Ktoesche, Mrs. M. Krone, Mrs. D. N. LaMach, Mrs. W. M. Lee, Mrs. Howard Less, Mrs. J. Lucas, Mrs. J. F. Madeley, Mrs. G. Neal Mandola, Mrs. J. V. McAshan, Mrs. T. W. McHaney, Mrs. Alice Melcher, Mrs. Ray Middleton, Mrs. J. L. Millard, Mrs. R. B. Miller, Mrs. Doran L. Mitchall, Mrs. Fred Mug, Mrs. J. A. Niland, Mrs. Tom Olsen, Mrs. C. E. Pavey, Mrs. Albert E. Pengally, Mrs. J. I. Petteway, Mrs. J. C. Pitcock, Mrs. J. C. Pitcock, Mrs. O. D. Purdy, Mrs. W. A. Ratliff, Mrs. L. A. Roper, Mrs. E. C. Sanders, Mrs. S. D. Sanders, Mrs. W. Savarino, Mrs. William Schmitz, Mrs. William A. Sexton, Mrs. L. R. Sick, Mrs. J. E. Spence, Mrs. J. E. Stephens, Mrs. J. E. Strelau, Mrs. Florence Sommers, Mrs. F. A. Sweeney, Mrs. W. E. Tapley, Mrs. John Thornton, Mrs. W. S. Warriner, Mrs. W. O. White, Mrs. William E. Williams, Mrs. L. E. Wilson, Mrs. Myrtle Yiengst, Mrs. Harvey D. 274 SAN ANTONIO MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS: MRS. RUPERT E. SPARKMAN . President MRS. HENRY O. WAHRMUND Vice-President at Large MRS. JOHN A. WILLIAMSON 1st Vice-President MRS. W. H. DeLANGE 2nd Vice-President MRS. A. N. TSCHIRHART 3rd Vice-President MRS. C. RAY DAVIS . 4th Vice-President MEMBERS: Abbott, Mrs. F. G. Albert, Mrs. J. A. Aldridge, Mrs. E. Almoguer, Mrs. R. Anderson, Mrs. E. H. Anderson, Mrs. Ed Atkins, Mrs. W. D., Sr. Avery, Mrs. Ed Boeti, Mrs. Ernest Belinsky, Mrs. E. Bern«, Mrs. M. A. Blair, Mrs. T. C. Blank, Mrs. C. R. Blaxey, Mrs. Blume, Mrs. A. R. Bolen, Mrs. M. Bowman, Mrs. Viola Brand, Mrs. Max Brown, Mrs. A. A. Burger, Mrs. J. Butler, Mrs. W. C. Campbell, Mrs. C. Carter, Mrs. R. A. Chandler, Mrs. T. Classen, Mrs. J. P. Clauss, Mrs. A., Jr. Cloud, Mrs. L. P. Cohen, Mrs. C. Colglazier, Mrs. R. W., Sr. Cone, Mrs. G. Conn, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. J. W. Coy, Mrs. Andres, Jr. Crook, Mrs. Y. C. Crowther, Mrs. A. B. Crose, Mrs. C. F. Darby, Mrs. W. H. Davis, Mrs. D. J. Davis, Mrs. Hazel Deeg, Mrs. W. Dixon, Mrs. B. D. Dobbin, Mrs. J. A. Dotson, Mrs. H. F. Dotson, Mrs. K. Engel, Mrs. E. Engelking, Mrs. L. J. Farris, Mrs. J. H. Geingold, Mrs. M. Fletcher, Mrs. J. N., Jr. Flume, Mrs. L. J. Fox, Mrs. J. H. Freeborn, Mrs. S. A. Fritz, Mrs. B. Froebel, Mrs. G. Garcia, Mrs. R. M. Garrett, Mrs. T. Garrett, Mrs. W. R. Gerlich, Mrs. N. Gibbs, Mrs. R. Greco, Mrs. C. Green, Mrs. G. Green, Mrs. P. Grisham, Mrs. Strauss Griffin, Mrs. R. Harz, Mrs. E. Hedrick, Mrs. C. C. Hernandez, Mrs. F. Herta, Mrs. H. A. Hickman, Mrs. J. R. Hilderbrand, Mrs. J. R. Hinze, Mrs. V. A. Howard, Mrs. M. L. Ireland, Mrs. R. E. Jenswold, Mrs. H. Johns, Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. C. Jones, M.rs. C. K. Jordan, Mrs. J. I. Kanter, Mrs. B. Kenny, Mrs. N. Ketchum, Mrs. R. V. Killian, Mrs. M. B. Knox, Mrs. G. Koepp, Mrs. W. Kothmann, Mrs. R. Kott, Mrs. Hugo Krieger, Mrs. J. London, Mrs. C. R. Lang, Mrs. J. J. Lasswell, Mrs. M. MRS. EDWARD F. HEUSINGER 5th Vice-President MRS. NATHAN ALTERMAN 6th Vice-President MRS. J. P. WEYMAN, SR. Recording Secretary MRS. HERBERT MILLS . . . Treasurer MRS. CHARLES W. GORDON, JR. Parliamentarian MRS. LEON J. TOLLE . . . Historian Lawson, Mrs. H. C. Lay, Mrs. R. Leavitt, Mrs. M. N. Liberto, Mrs. S. Lown. Mrs. D. S. Lowrey, Mrs. E. Madrid, Mrs. S. Marsh, Mrs. T. G. Mattei, Mrs. O. Mayfield, Mrs. A. D. McAllister, Mrs. E. D. McArthur, Mrs. F. McCullough, Mrs. T. McNeel, Mrs. A. 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VanderWeide, Mrs. S. Van Tassel, Mrs. P. Wagenfehr, Mrs. J. G. Wallace, Mrs. J. Weiss, Mrs. L. Weld, Mrs. P. West. Mrs. T. Wickes, Mrs. H. Witter, Mrs. B. L. Wofford, Mrs. H. Wolpman, Mrs. J. Wolf, Mrs. O. Wood, Mrs. E. C. Word, Mrs. D. Wright, Mrs. B. Wurzbach, Mrs. D. Yantes, Mrs. J. Zerwekh, Mrs. J. WACO-McLENNAN COUNTY MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS: MRS. H. G. FULLBRIGHT . . . President MRS. PAUL WILSON . 1st Vice-President MRS. J. C. CARNAHAN 2nd Vice-President MRS. JOHN WILSON . 3rd Vice-President MRS. A. G. WALSH . . MRS. W. W. FALL . . MRS. W. C. BLEDSOE . MRS. EARLY ROBERTSON Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian MEMBERS: Aftaway, Mrs. L. C. Barnard, Mrs. H. V. Bardell, Mrs. W. B. Beazley, Mrs. W. H. Bennett, Mrs. E. A. Blume, Mrs. O. E. Brown, Mrs. Robert Caple, Mrs. Etta Cross, Mrs. J. W. Crouch, Mrs. K.P. Dehm, Mrs. C. R. Deveny,Mrs. J. S. Dunn, Mrs. H. F. Fulbright, Mrs. H. G. Gardner, Mrs. L. M. Garner, Mrs. C. M. Harrell, Mrs. P.J. Johnson,Mrs. Hubert Jumper, Mrs. Cecil King, Mrs. Guy Meinstein, Mrs. Abe Sewell, Mrs. B. P. Simons, Mrs. Dave Snider, Mrs. J. B. Spillman, Mrs. Jack Travis, Mrs. T. E. Walker, Mrs. I. G. Whaley, Mrs. R. W. Wilkins, Mrs. Harold 276 OFFICERS: BASS, MRS. HENRY K. President HAYNIE, MRS. I. JEFF Vice-President at Large McFALL, MRS. BOB 1st Vice-President HOLLOWELL, MRS. G. A. 2nd Vice-President BOWERS, MRS. D. G. 3rd Vice-President DOBBYN, MRS. HARRY 4th Vice-President PITZER, MRS. E. T. 5th Vice-President HUGHES, MRS. FRED Recording Secretary CONNALLY, MRS SAM Corresponding Secretary GOODLOE, MRS. A. S. Treasurer KENDALL, MRS. FORREST Historian LONGLEY, MRS. J. F. Parliamentarian MEMBERS: Barnes, Mrs. Hoyt L. Bird, Mrs. M. L. Bland, Mrs. R. B. Brasier, Mrs. Gladys Bowers, Mrs. D. G. Burditt, Mrs. J. N. Bass, Mrs. Henry K. Campbell, Mrs. Price Cecil, Mrs. C. W. Connolly, Mrs. Sam Davidson, Mrs. N. B. Dillingham, O. D. Dobbyn, Mrs. Harry Goodloe, Mrs. A. S. Haynie, Mrs. T. Jeff Hinton, Mrs. J. F. Hollowell, Mrs. G. A. Hughes, Mrs. Fred C. Kelley, Mrs. T. E. Kendall, Mrs. Forrest Longley, Mrs. J. F. McDaniel, Mrs. Boyd McDaniel, Mrs. W. B. McFall, Mrs. R. B. Magee, Mrs. L. H. Martin, Mrs. J. Homer Martin. Mrs. J. M. Middleton, Mrs. Nell Morrow, Mrs. J. T. Pitzer, Mrs. E. T. Robertson, Mrs. Poole Rose, Mrs. Oscar Simpson, Mrs. F. M. Swan, Mrs. Bud Tillett, Mrs. H. A. Tittle, Mrs. G. B. Williams, Mrs. Nat Willis, Mrs. T. M. ☆ ☆ ☆ MRS. J. R. GALLIMORE President MRS. R. L. WALKER First Vice-President MRS. C. A. AUSTIN Second Vice-President MRS. F. F. KELLY Third Vice-President MRS. TOM McNEILL Treasurer MRS. JOE H. NAGY Recording Secretary MRS. JOE BARLOW Corresponding Secretary MRS. F. O. CRENSHAW Historian MRS. H. W. SCHMIDT Parliamentarian OFFICERS: BOBBY AMASON CHARLES FOWLKES TED LOKEY . . BOBBY AMASON . FORD MADISON . CHARLES FOWLKES President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . Social Chairman TED LOKEY AMARILLO CLUB Amason, Bobby Darby, E. F. Hall, Jack Milam, Bert Anderson, Dick Dudenhoeffer, Joe Hardin, Dick Parr, Charles Baffin, Dick Eagar, J. L. Hardin, Hadin Phillips, Collier Bowlin, Bob Elliot, Dick Harris, Bill Richardson, Joe Bufher, Stan Farmer, Bob Jones, Bob Ritter, Keith Carter, James Farrell, Jim Lokey, Ted Ross, S. E. Collins, Dale Flack, Gordon Newman, Don Scott, William Collins, Harland Fields, Truett Madison, Ford Singleton, Neil Colville, Gene Fowlkes, Charles Mayne, Bud Williams, Glenn Crow, Don Golden, Elden Meacham, Bill Williams, Ray Zelsman, Bill D. K. KEELAN OFFICERS: J. W. WALKER . . D. K. KEELAN . . C. L. LEATHERWOOD G. J. BEADLE . . J. F. HOGAN . . . W. A. BROUSSARD P. D. TERRY . . . . . . President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Athletic Officer Sergeant at Arms J. F. HOGAN C. L. LEATHERWOOD BEAUMONT CLUB MEMBERS: Armstrong, James H. Floyd, Atma LeBlanc, G. Thompson Rountree, Thomas H. Baker, Danny Fox, Garrnett Leming, Paul Scott, C. M. Bates, Thurman French, Bobby L. 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Hughson, J. P. Hughson, R. W. Henkhaus, H. H. Henkhaus, W. C. Hunt, C. G. Haas, R. A. Jones, H. H. Lawson, R. L. Landrum, C. K. Martin, D. D. Miller, Jarvis McLandrich, E. M. Nagy, J. E. Norris, Joe Perkins, S. L. Pratt, B. J. Reyes, C. V. Reyes, H. V. Richardson, J. A. Roy, C. C. Risinger, D. A. Schubert, R. C. Scrivener, A. L. Trucotte, J. W. Wales, B. B. Wales, R. D. Walker, J. L. CLIFTON GRUNWALD OFFICERS: DONALD P. McCLURE . . President HOWARD KARREN . . Vice-President PATRICK RAMSEY .... Secretary CLIFTON GRUNWALD . . Treasurer DONALD P. McCLURE CORPUS CHRIST! CLUB MEMBERS: Adamj, H. J Culli, G. O. Grunwald, C. E. Meisenheimer, G. E. Summers, H. V. Allen, B. W. Chernosky, A. B, Haraldson, H. L. Merzbacher, G. F. St. John, J. C. Andrews, J. W. Clemons, G. E. Hardwicke, L. G. Miller, B. P. Tanis, P. E. Austin, D. B. Dawson, E. R. Harrison, T. P. Muery, W. E. Tanner, C. B. Beaty, P. A. Devine, J. W. Harvard, H. L. McAlpin, J. V. Tate, R. D. Beavers, C. E. Derry, J. J. Holmes, K. B. 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President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer R. L. McGLASSEN, JR. . Social Secretary B. R. BYINGTON JACK HAPPY DALLAS CLUB MEMBERS: Andrews, D. R. Beatty, W. D. Behne, J. C., Jr. Behne, T. D. Beutel, H. W. Blaine, D. B., Jr. Boswell, S. E. Box, G. F. Brocklee, A. F. Brown, J. L. Bryant, M. S. Burkholder, D. E. Byington, B. R. Cobb, P. R. Coolidge, J. W. Craig, A. J. Currin, R. N. Curtis, R. E. Damron, J. W. Dardaganian, S. G. Davis, P. G. Derr, H. J. Dieterich, H. F., Jr. Donnell, J. F. Dragna, N. R. Dunlap, S. A., 11 Estep, F. L, Jr. Eubank, L. A Finch, H. J. Gaines, J. A. Germond, G. F. Gimarc, J. D. Goodwyn, T. A., Jr. Graham, W. R. Gratz, D. M. Greeves, R. C. Haines, E. T. Hale, H. C., Jr. Hall, R. E. Happy, J. K. Harris, G. E. Haynes, A. C. Hefner, R. L. Hatzenbuehler, E. J., Jr. Hunter, P. F. Johnson, C. C Littlejohn, W. B. LoCaste, J. M. Lonquist, W. D., Jr. McClure, R. I. McGlassen, R. I., Jr. Martin, A. D., Jr. Massengale, L., Jr. Mayo, W. L. Mitchell, R. F. Montgomery, E. Moore, B. L. Murphy, J. B. Neff, G. A. Nichols, J. E. Norton, D. A. Phillips, J. W. Pike, J. V., Jr. Porter, J. W. Richardson, D. P., Jr. Rollins, A. W. Schwab, L. Scott, C. C., Jr. Shepard, A. P. Southworth, S. G., Jr. Soutter, E. E. Stults, D. C. Tanner, J. A. Templeton, J. B. Taylor, C. C. Vehon, R. M. Vehon, W. A. Waddle, D. T. Walton, P. N. Webb, D. N. White, S. M., Jr. Wiggins, G. B. Bartlett, F. L. Davidson, F. T., Jr. Harrell, D. B. Hill, E. Layton, R. L. Kilpatrick, J. M. Freberg, C. D. Strickland, H. RAY MUNNERLYN OFFICERS: DUANE STROTHER BLAKE SCHAUER . RAY MUNNERLYN LEE WILSON . . . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter DUANE STROTHER DEL RIO CLUB MEMBERS: Averill, James Brown, Frank Centilli, J. D. Crazier, Baalis Cunningham, Edward Davis, Billy Dominguez, Raul Drisdale, John Dyer, Walter Figueroa, Fred, Jr. Pokes, Jack Fuentes, L. F. Haass, Charles Herrington, D. A. James, Ori McDaniel, Raymond Munnerlyn, T. A. Murrah, Sam Nunley, Tom Rabago, R. I. 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Hagens Jim Harrington Bob Hooper Dick Johnson D. N. Hahn Bennet Kalmans Archie Leder H. Lee Stan Livesay Hershal Maltz Dick Marks E. B. Morrison W. S. Thornton A. F. Wallace Rick Wescott Jack Wood Milby Chapter OFFICERS: Ray Smith, President Curtis Wirtz, Vice-President Jim McCoubrey, Sec.-Treas. Arnold Schmitz, Recorder MEMBERS: Jim Thompson Robert Bradshaw Joe Holcomb Charles Gabriel Fielding Gouge Tomm y Cooper OFFICERS: D. L. POWELL D. L. POWELL . JOE STOKES . JOE HERNDON K. P. ADAMS . DOC BERGIN . . President . Vice-President Sceretary-Treasurer . Reporter . Social Chairman PANHANDLE CUB MEMBERS: Adams, K. P. Bergin, Doc Burrow, Bill Britt, David Christner, Hal Corbett, Roger Cunningham, Bill Fatheree, Hobie Finch, Charles Fincher, J. M. Gunter, John Hegi, Don Herndon, Joe Kutch, Don Knight, Dick Lathem, Ed Markham, Charles McCarty, Fuston Parkey, Bernie Plumer, B. R. 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Vice-President JACK L SOLETHER . . . Secretary DONALD R. JOSEPH . . . Treasurer RUMALDO T. CORREA . . . Reporter WILLIAM L. MOORE . Sergeant at Arms JACK L. SOLETHER JOHN K. ENGLAND RIO GRANDE VALLEY GLIB MEMBERS: Baker, James M. Bates, B. B. Barker, Randy Blackburn, William R. Boggus, Frank N. Brashear, Olin E. Brown, James T. Brown, Morris A. Brunnemann, Robert N. Burch, Daniel A. Chase, Lance E. Cline, Robert W. Collins, Dean C. Conine, Robert D. Correa, Rumaldo T. Cox, William A. Crumpler, Kenneth M. Darby, Eugene B. Downing, Douglas H. Dyer, Malcolm G. Ellis, Jimmy G. Ely, Edgar L. England, John K. Fagala, Duwain E. Gallucci, A. L. Galvan, Amado L. Gilbert, Charles H. Gomez, Al E. Goodwin, Richard L. Graham, Richard C. Hauser, Bill O. Hernandez, Ernesto L. Hill, Kenneth E. Holland, James N. Holland, John A. Holmes, Lowell A. Inglehart, Cecil M. Johansen, Eivind H. Joseph, Donald R. Kidd, James H. King, Laurie Laakso,, Charles L. Lance, Donald M. Lehman, Larry M. 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Reporter JOE MULLINS SOUTHWEST TEXAS CLUB MEMBERS: Aaronson, Alvin Edgar, Gordon Martinez, Fernando Sparks, Melvin Aaronson, Allen Flanagan, James C. Pate, Boyd Stevens, Carl Ball, Durwood Freed, Buddy Pate, Roy Tate, Bob Ball, Wallace Griffin, Don Mortenson, John Taylor, Blanton Braden, Joe Jackson, Elbert Mullins, Joe Trees, Jasper Campbell, Sam Pat Jay, George Ramsey, Frank Tschirhart, Don Casper, Joe Bill Jenison, Dick Riff, Douglas Trevino, Al Carruthers, W. A. Leinweber, Charlie Sandoval, George Wendland, A. S. Coker, Pete Lindsey, Sterling Smith, Jim Wood, Prince Davis, Cecil Lindsey, Steve Sovars, Erwin Woodhull, John OFFICERS: CHARLES T. TRAVIS OFFICERS: EDWARD B. FULBRIGHT CHARLES T. TRAVIS . W. J. BYFORD . . . JOHN F. DUDEK . . . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer FRED A. WALTERS . Sergeant at Arms WACO-McLENNAN CLUB MEMBERS: Allen, H. J. Dunn, Bob Koller, John H. Robertson, Early G. Attaway, L. Dawson Easley, Charles Lane Dick Schroeder, Kenneth Beazley, W. H. 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DeWitt, John Dudek,John Fatman King, Guy D., Jr. Raper, J. T. Woodliff, Robert T. OFFICERS: ABILENE CLUB DON CAMPBELL President TED PITZER Vice-President DAVID BOWERS Secretary-Treasurer BOB HAYNIE Social Secretary DOYLE NASH Reporter MEMBERS: Allison, D. V. Bass, H. K. Bontke, J. W. Connolly, G. E. Day, Gordon Dillingham, R. E. Dobbyn, J. W. Edmondson, Frank Goodloe, A. S. Green, G. A. Herring, J. C. Hinton, J. D. Hollowell, R. G. Hollowell, W. G. Hughes, J. H. Johnson, J. I. Johnson, W. R. Kendall, D. F. Klingman, H. E. Little, Carrol Magee, L. H. Martin, E. M. McFall, J. R. Middleton, J. H. Roberts, R. H. Robertson, M. D. Shoemaker, D. E. Stearns, R. D. Thompson, G. W. Thompson, S. W. Thompson, W. F. Tillett, H. A. Trickey, M. R. Unrue, C. D. Young, R. W. Zuber, G- D, CALDWELL CLUB ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: H. R. WITTENBURG President B. H. CHAMNES Vice-President ALAN H. ANDERSON Secret ary-Treasurer CONRAD C. OHLENDORF Reporter V. E. SPHINKS Social Chairman MEMBERS: Anderson, A. H. Blackwell, W. R. Bluhm, Wiley Chamness, B. H. Connevey, W. B. Dalton, J. L. Koenning, A. L. Mohle, P. H. Moses, Sam F. Mueck, Vernon Ohlendorf, Vernon Pfefferkorn, D. L. Pierce, Bennie L. Reed, Edwin L. Schuelke, H. H. Spinks, V. E. Storey, J. L. Stromberg, W. P. Watson, W. E. Wittenburg, H. R. OFFICERS: EL PASO CLUB GEORGE PERLMUTTER President BUCKO WYLER Vice-President JERRY WILLIAMS Secretary TOM TURLEY Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS: Aboud, Sammy Armstrong, Pooch Barwise, Charlie Bell, Bob Berner, George Boyles, Jim Boyles, J. Brannon, Tany Cordon, Don Cordon, Rod Collier, Ozzie Crosby, Charlie Davis, Ed Durrill, Rus England, John Federico, Robert Flemming, Charles Gorman, Art Guevara, Frank Haddad, Fred McGregor, Malcom Myre, Bill Pangburn, Dick Perlmutter, George Pittman, Don Schaffer, Buddy Smythe, Ray Stroman, Jack Sredonovich, Steve Turley, Tom Waterhouse, Russel Whelen, Jaime Williams, Jerry Wyler, Bucko FALLS CLUB ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: W. B. 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Rutherford, Joe Tennison, Bill Thomas, Ward Tucker, John Tyler, Alfred Waits, Buddy HONORARY MEMBER: McFatridge, Jim ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: EARL W. BEHRENS President ROY HUFFMAN Vice-President JOHN W. BURK Secretory DANNY FLEMMING Treasurer BIBB UNDERWOOD Reporter MEMBERS: Behrens, Earl W. Huffman, Roy Burk, John Flemming, Danny Snyder, Snuffy Renolds, Stanley Underwood, Bibb Deck, Nick Steen, J. B. Jordan, Wayland Hampton, J. D. Hortan, Hub Burton, Alan Ross, Bud Fails, J. C. Wilson, Curtis Hayes, Arnold Nixon, Eugene Crouch, Marshall Pittard, Lynn Hillman, Jim Hurd, Alvin Miller, Bruce Artiz, Alexander Pullen, Patton Gordel, L. Davis, R. H. Graves, Don Jones, J, ☆ ☆ ☆ HENDERSON CLUB OFFICERS: CLEO V. DANN President RICHARD HOLLAND Vice-President FLOYD BLOUNT, JR. Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS: Bandy, M. E. Bedsole, Q. L. Green, R. A. McDonald, B. J. Mills, V. C. Pickens, J. P. Pickens, M. D. Stevens, C. R. Walthen, T. R. Wilhite, B. R. Fitzgerald, B. T. Mosely, J. F. Tidwell, J. S. Scott, R. E. Taylor, T. M., Jr. Melear, R. D. Trotman, J. F. OFFICERS: MONTE SWATZELL President MEMBERS: Balentine, D. Bdlentine, J. H. Brooks, Bill Brooks, Bob Carpi-r, W. L. Clark, N. Cleere, H. N. Easdon, H. K. Gregory, S. Hagler, C. W. Hemrick, K. E. Huey, P. Jones, R. E. Keese, J. Kirkham, C. D. Maddox, R, Moore, B Paul, F. Peacock, C. D. Pou, C. Roof, D. H. Seroyer, Fred Stewart, J. Stroud, R. Temple, B. Walls, F. Wicker, H. F. Yator, A. N. Zimmerman, B ☆ ☆ ☆ I CLUB LAREDO CLUB OFFICERS: AUGUSTO PENA President GILBERTO TREVINO Vice-President ROBERT LINDHEIM Secretary GERONIMO GARCIA Treasurer BRUCE NEWTON Parliamentarian LAURO A. CUELLAR Reporter WILLIE PENA Sponsor MEMBERS: Alegria, Ben Guerra, Alonzo Arguindegui, Peter Halsell, John Avant, Doyle, Jr. Hamlin, Philip Avila, Luis Kelly, G. T. 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LEON-ORTEGA Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS: Casas, Rafael J. Curtis, David S. Cruz, Jaime Chapa, Roberto Cordero, Jorge Fett, J. C. Galvan, A. L. Lane, Bob Leon-Ortega, Augusto Maurer, Pablo E. Molinary, S. Sandoval, Jorge Sol, Guillermo Sol, Mario Perdomo, Rodolfo Trevino, Alvaro Zaragoza, Guillermo ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: J. P. ZUMWALF President C. E. BUCEK Vice-President J. B. STAHALA Secreatry W. A. HRNCIR Treasurer D. C. BERAN Reporter J. KASPER Social Chairman MEMBERS: Barta, O. L. Beran, D. C. Berkovsky, E. J. Botard, H. G. Bucek, C. E. Bucek, J. F. Cernik, M. Darilek, O. A. Fenner, B. F. Fisbeck, F. J. Fisseler, L. G. Hrncir, W. A. Kasper, J. Kolar, J. E. Krause, W. K. Matusek, M. A. Neuvar, E. W. Stahala, J. B. Tieken, A. W. Wyatt, L. Zumwalt, J. P. OFFICERS: M. E. KUTA President D. J. WICHMANN Vice-President P. H. HUMPHREY Secretary J. H. PARSLEY Treasurer MEMBERS: Buchanan, R. H. Budde, B. W. Clark, J. M. Damuth, G. C. Darby, B. J. Hulon, R. C. Kidd, F. H. Largent, W. P. Muller, J. F. Ross, C. J. Sneed, M. L. Sparks, D. B. Spears, Milton Steed, W. B. Terry, H. P. Watson, R. H. Weisinger, B. W. Weisinger, R. C. MONTGOMERY CLUB ☆ ☆ ☆ PASADENA CLUB OFFICERS: BOBBY L. REID President DONALD NAPP Vice-President JAY HALL Secretary-Treasurer DEAN REED Reporter RUFUS TURNER MICKEY SPENCER Social Secretaries MEMBERS: Carter, Coleman Cleland, Frank Freeman, Richard Lee Holcomb, Billy Fereday, Boydie Parish, Virgil Rucks, Jimmy Rusk, Artie Beard, Norris Shaffer, John Courtin, Pat Lay, Billy Jennings, Sherrill Dansby, Eddie Stevenson, Bob OFFICERS: CHARLIE JACKSON President BILL COUCH Vice-President JOE JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer BOBBY MOORE Social Chairman RIP YEAGER Reporter MEMBERS: Baker, Genheim Blaylock, Bob Calloway, Dink Cavitt, Smiley Couch, Bill Dixon, Bobby Evans, Bill Jackson, Charlie Johnson, Joe Lipps, Gene Meridith, Jackie Moore, Bobby Palmer, Les Palmer, Butch Spears, Gordon Spears, Roy Yeager, Rip TARPON CLUB WEATHERFORD CLUB ☆ ☆ ☆ OFFICERS: MARION F. THOMAS President BILL R. STEWART Vice-President BILL STRAIN Secretary-Treasurer TRUMAN KIDWELL Reporter MEMBERS: Blackburn, Floyd Evans, Leighton A. Floyd, G. W. Foster, Bill Hunnewell, Flarry T. Johnson, Douglas McCarthy, Marion McGill, James L. Park, G. B. Shaw, John W. Shoemaker, John D Strain, Richard Strain, Robert 1 OFFICERS: M. H. MORRISON President L. J. ONSTOTT Vice-President R. P. SOUTHERS Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS: Anderson, G. D. Anderson, T. O. Blanchard, R. G. Cardeilhac, P. T. Childers, W. K. Cupit, J. M. Dungan, H. E., Jr. Eason, J. R. Haley, W. H„ Jr. Harris, J. W., 111 Hornaday, S. D. Johnson, B. J. Marshall, O. LV. Noble, R. T. Stewart, L. G. Thompson, J. M. Wells, P. H. White, W. F. ☆ ☆ ☆ Asher, Joe T. Batten, Carlton Cox, Charles Davis, John Elston, David Frix, James Gibbins, Roy Hardesty, Walton Hill, Jesse Lee, Leighton Martin, James Mullins, James Stroud, Chester Weddell, Louis . SCHOOL OF MILITARY SCIENCE Boatner, Haydon L., Colonel, Inf Adams, E. Vergne, Lt. Colonel, Inf Bowden, Marion P., Lt. Colonel, Inf Davis, Joe E., Lt. Colonel, Inf Kelly, John J., Lt. Colonel, Cav Lewis, William F., Lt. Colonel, Inf Melcher, Robert L., Lt. Colonel, Inf Myers, Shelly P., Jr., Lt. Colonel, CAC Parsons, Walter H,, Jr., Lt. Colonel, CE Roddy, John V., Lt. Colonel, FA Scholl, William P., Jr., Lt. Colonel, QMC Lynch, George W., Jr., CWO Mills, Robert B., CWO Bowen, Rufus L., M Sgt., RA-U Campbell, Gay, Capt., TC Cutsinger, Jack E., M Sgt., Ord Dailey, William T., M Sgt., RA-U Davis, Gesna B., M Sgt., Inf Davis, William T., M Sgt., RA-U Dodson, William C., M Sgt., RA-U Elliott, Ennis B., M Sgt., RA-U Finlayson, Robert V., M Sgt., QMC French, Alton, M Sgt., SigC Giraud, Frank G., M Sgt., Inf Marion, Thomas F., Jr., M Sgt., RA-U Milhisler, Joseph J., M Sgt., Inf Misenheimer, Claude R., M Sgt., CmlC DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Swoger, Frank R., Lt. Colonel, Ord Vaden, Frank S., Lt. Colonel, FA Brennan, Patrick J., Major, TC Garrett, Leonard E., Major, Inf Greer, Henry B., Major, Cav Neely, William W., Major, CAC Ostner, Charles F., Major, FA Schaefer, Chester C., Major, FA Schmitz, John T., Major, Inf Walker, Leonard F., Major, SigC Wiken, Arent O., Major, CmlC Newlin, Felix, M Sgt., CE Owens, D. S., M Sgt., FA Reese, William R., M Sgt., MC Roland, Victor E., M Sgt., QMC Root, Paul F., M Sgt., CE Schroeder, Richard J., M Sgt., RA-U Tart, Earl F., M Sgt., RA-U Thomas, Joseph C., M Sgt., Inf Weihausen, Earl H., M Sgt., Ord West, Mitchell, M Sgt., FA Wilson, James W., M Sgt., QMC Wilson, Raymond C., M Sgt., SigC Bishop, Wayne C., SFC, Ord Giardina, Frank B., SFC, Ord Harrison, Clarence E., SFC, RA-U Williams, Virgil C., Major, CE Wood, William B., Major, Inf Blake, William R., Capt., SigC Campbell, Gayy, Capt., TC Chrietzberg, James, Jr., Capt., Inf Hedrick, George E., Jr., Capt., Inf Hyde, William J., Capt., Cav Moran, David J., Capt., Cav Stiles, Lester W., Capt., Inf Taylor, Charles M., Jr., Capt., FA Williams, Hugh R., Capt., Inf Heller, Thomas R., SFC, FA Morgan, Steve R., SFC, CAC Rinkel, Lester, SFC, TC Shockley, Charles E., SFC, RA-U Silence, Floyd E., SFC, RA-U Stroud, David V., SFC, Inf Young, Carl L., SFC, Inf Young, Herschell L., SFC, RA-U Caballero, Jose H., Sgt., Inf Lee, Robert E., Sgt., RA-U Munz, James E., Sgt., RA-U Reynolds, Roy D., Sgt., CE Russell, Joe C., Sgt., Ord Whisenand, Gilbert G., Sgl., Inf Osborn, John C, CpI., RA-U DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE Kelly, John H., Lt. Colonel Browder, Bennett P., Major Currie, Alexander B., Major Franks, Orlan H., Major Honeycutt, Dale C. L., Major Stapp, Charles R., Major Thomas, Clarence L., Major Adams, John C., Capt. Burris, John F., Capt. Callaway, Leonard G., Capt, Hughes, William A., Capt. Otts, John G., Capt. Seale, Maxie B., Capt. Staples, George M., Capt. Washer, Larche M., Capt. Muehliesen, Jacob D., 1st Lt. Allen, Truman, M Sgt. Black, Thomas C., M Sgt. Higginson, Marvin T., M Sgt. Mercer, John, M Sgt. Schlameus, Kermit R., M Sgt. Stewart, Ralph W., M Sgt. Hooper, W. S., T Sgt. Martin, Richard T., T Sgt. Sherman, Jack D., T Sgt. Williams, Warren G., T Sgt. Sanders, Edgar W., S Sgt. White, Gaines N., S Sgt. 306 SENIOR COURT Colonel J. T. Dotson......... President 1st Sgt. K. W. Schaake......... Recorder Lt. C ol. H. F. Dieterich, Jr......... Infantry Lt. Col. E. H. Johansen.........Q. M. C. Lt. Col. M. K. Orman.......... Artillery Major B. J. Stoffregen........ Ordnance Capt. L. E. Chase........... Infantry Capt. J. L. Christensen......... Cavalry Capt. E L. Grant........... Artillery Capt. T. T. Griesenbeck........ Air Force Capt. C. K. Landrum......... Air Force Capt. C. B. Modisett........ Signal Corps Capt. W. C. McMillan........ Engineers Capt. H. M. Rutherford........ Air Force 307 COLONEL OF THE CORPS DOYLE R. AVANT, JR. Corps Commander COLONEL WALTER W. ZIMMERMAN Executive CORPS STAFF 308 LT. COL. ROBERT F. MITCHELL Adjutant LT. COL. HERBERT W. BEUTEL, JR. Intelligence LT. COL. HERMAN F. DIETERICH, JR. Operations LT. COL. CONRAD C. OHLENDORF Supply LT. COL. ROWLAND K. EGGER Corps Chaplain LT. COL. CLARK C. MUNROE Public Information Officer LT. COL. CURTIS V. SCHROEDER Communications Officer LT. COL. JOHN B. TEMPLETON I E Officer MAJOR MARELL S. MOORE Drum Major Consolidated Band LT. COL. WILLIAM F. THOMPSON Commander Conslidated Band CORPS STAFF M SGT. ALFRED D. MARTIN, JR. Sergeant Major M SGT. JOHN M. OGLESBY Supply Sergeant M SGT. DAVID G. HAINES I E Sergeant M SGT. WAYNE E. BALL Communications Sergeant M SGT. RICHARD L. GOODWIN Consolidated Band Liaison M SGT. LeVON MASSENGALE, JR. Infantry Liaison M SGT. JOHN E. COSSET Air Liaison M SGT. HERBERT G. MILLS Cavalry-Engineer Liaison M SGT. ROYAL F. BROWN JR. Composite Liaison M SGT. FRANK L. SHEFFIELD Artillery Liaison 309 LT. COLONEL W. F. THOMPSON major m. a. moore Commander Consolidated Band Head Drum Mai ° r CART. W. E. HOLLAR Maroon Drum Major CART. A. D. WALDIE White Drum Major CART. W. J. WORLEY Adjutant CART. T. Y. LAKEY Intelligence CART. B. W. BICKHAM Operations CART. G. F. WYLY Supply M SGT. R. W. JACK Sergeant Major BAND HEADQUARTERS 310 WHITE BAND CAPT. C. R. LUNDELIUS Commander LT. J. D. GIMARC Executive 1ST SGT. C. H. NEELEY First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Bass, H. K. Davidson, F. T. Golden, E. W. STAFF MEMBERS LeVelle, M. E. Lewi, K. E. Maxwell, E. P. Mohle, P. H. Motheral, P. H. Rowin, C. FI. Swearingen, W. O. Lt. Col. W. F. Thompson, C. O. Band Bn. SENIORS Capt. T. Y. Lokey, Band Bn. Staff Fluker, T. S. Capt. W. J. Worley, Band Bn. Staff Lareau, G. C. Capt. G. F. Wyly, Band Bn. Staff Lawler’ R. W. M Sgt. R. W. Jack, Band Bn. Staff Richards, H. L. Vaughn, C. H. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Adkisson, M. A. Bone, W. N. Dunlap, W. A. Elmore, W. E. Price, W. S. Rodriquez, E. C. Thompson, S. W. JUNIORS Broussard, V. L. Brown, R. E. Lang, G. H. SOPHOMORES STAFF SERGEANTS Alderson, T. C. Asher, R. T Klatt, F. Levin, M. L. Norris, J. W. Scott, H. M. Stainback, F. L. Ray, W. C. Vittrup, J. B. CORPORALS Beck, S. A. Broussard,J. D. Dugan, J. S. Ellisor, G. C. Fereday, B. E. Harkrider, G. L. Kidd, J. K. Cooper, A. H. Davis, T. W. Donlin, C. P. Green, R. J. Jarrett, L. R. Jenkins, J. B. Lauderdale, W. R. Lay, R. I. Lehman, L. M. Martin, V. Z. Miller, J. K. Moore, W. D. Pope, J. A. Rice, J. D. Smith, D. H. FRESHMEN Anderson, E. R. Duvall, V. M. Thomas, D. W. MAROON BAND BROWN VABRY Executive 1ST SGT. J. E. RUTHERFORD First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Mortensen, J. A. Slayton, J. C. Sparks, D. B. Williams, J. O. STAFF MEMBERS Capt. B. W. Bickham, Bn. Staff M Sgt. R. L. Goodwin, Corps Staff Major M. S. Moore, Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Beecroft, B. E. Coker, B. F. Foshee, R. E. Snead, E. D. STAFF SERGEANTS Buchanan, R. H. Clayborn, C. H. Crocker, G. W. Davis, H. P. Dexter, H. N. Keller, G. D. Thorn, D. C. Wickes, H. G. CORPORALS Aaberg, W. J. Berry, V. R. Carter, A. S. Cheaney, F. H. Frederickson, K. C. Harborth, N. B. Hill, E. H. Holmes, L. A. Kennedy, G. D. Redwine, R. L. Robinson, R. L. Rogers, J. W. Russek, V. B. Springer, C. R. Wood, D. L. Yeager, R. P. SENIORS Bauman, M. M. Kirk, T. R. Maxfield, L. G. Musey, M. J. Pixley, R. A. Springer, J. V. Tsesmelis, J. G. JUNIORS Black, B. B. Blissard, R. J. Bunjes, E. H. Gullette, T. W. White, W. F. SOPHOMORES Carlisle, T. W. Carter, C. G. Cooper, K. W. Helm, G. H. Jones, R. G. Latch, L. R. Placke, F. O. Pyle, H. J. Robertson, E. G. Sandoval, E. G. Scott, L. S. Thomas, H. J. Webb, K. W. FRESHMAN Dawson, P.P. CAPT. W. E. HOLLAR Commander 312 REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS COLONEL SAM G. PATE Commander INFANTRY T SGT. DONALD G. LEE T SGT. JAMES R. GRAVES Communications Sergeant Transportation Sergeant FIRST BATTALION HEADQUARTERS CAPTAIN ROSS E. CURTIS Adjutant CAPTAIN CHARLES HAMILTON Intelligence CAPTAIN WILLIAM D. BEATTY Operations CAPTAIN JACK T. PRINCE Supply T SGT. PAUL C. COFFIN Sergeant Major T SGT. MACKEY R. TRICKERY Supply Sergeant 314 “A” COMPANY INFANTRY LT. J. W. TURCOTTE Executive 1ST SGT. A. W. NOLL First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Stokes, J. B. Judge, G. E., Jr. Ramsey, P. H. Kuta, M. E. STAFF MEMBERS Col. S. G. Pate, C.O. 1st Regt. Lt. Col. A. K. Gorman, 1st. Bn. Staff Capt. Ross E. Curtis, 1st Bn. Staff Capt. William D. Beatty, 1st Bn. Staff T Sgt. D. G. Lee, 1st Regt. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Sanders, H. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Pianta, J. E. Perry, J. A. Birkner, J. W Leissner, J. A. Pence, C. L. Stigall, D. V. CORPORALS Jennison, D. M. Ciinger, C. E. Stephens, T. M. SENIORS Blackburn, W. R. Broussard, W. A. Cain, H. D. Hickman, D. P. Leescti, G. D. McClure, D. P. Nixon, T. E. Prince, J. T. Schwarz, Ed., Jr. Speer, R. P. Timmons, K. D. Tompkins, J. D. Waterhouse, R. R. Winters, C. D. JUNIORS Banfield, L. R. Morris, D. S. Turner, T. R. SOPHOMORES Albaugh, K. M. Bickham, R. E. Chandler, V. E. Christie, W. J. Kutzer, A. P. Nash, C. E. Phillips, J. W. Savage, H. S. Schaefer, J. M. Williford, A. H. FRESHMEN Bond, H.W. Cordon, R. H. Calcotte, C. R. Galvan, A. L. Green, W. R. Hill, R. E. Jones, C. C. LeBlanc, G. T. McCormick, R. B. Moses, T. E. Owen, B. L. Raymond, M. L. Selleck, R. H. Wetherby, J. H. Whitener, M. C. Zoller, J. H. “B” COMPANY INFANTRY LT. ROBERT PATRICK 1ST SGT. KENNETH SCHAAKE Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Price, C. F. Jones, L. D ' . SENIORS Guilloud, R. L. Rives, D. A. Richard, W. F. STAFF MEMBERS Major R. H. Greqg, 1st Regt. Staff Major B. G. Skidmore, 1st Bn. Ex. O Caot. C. R. Hamilton, 1st Bn. Staff M Sgt. W. D. Barnes, 1st Regt. Staff T Sgt. M. R. Trickey, 1st Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Pittman, D. N. La Taste, C. D. JUNIORS Miller, R. C. Davis, C. W. Damuth, G. C. Graves, J. E. Connevy, J. L. Goodloe, A. S. Anderson, W. L. Edwards, J. H. Korioth, A. A. Drozd, C. STAFF SERGEANTS Ball, T. W„ Jr. Britt, D. M. Neill, F. E. Crumrine, M. D. CORPORALS Sebesta, C. E. Hancock, J. H. Thorpe, A. J. Stallings, M. E. Semlinger, R. F. SOPHOMORES Strateman, M. E. Broyles, G. W. Wilcoxen, D. R. Whitaker, E. G. Neinast, J. E. Thompson, J. N. Green, H. J. Heacock, J. D. Soward, G. K. Lock, W. Y. Hinkle, H. H. Craig, J. H. Hall, W. E. CAPT. H. P. O ' NEAL Commander “C” COMPANY INFANTRY CAPT. L. E. CHASE Commander LT. M. M. SKAGGS Executive LIEUTENANTS Rackel, J. K. Taylor. C. A. Epps, R. M. McGlasson, R. L. STAFF MEMBERS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Steen, J. B. Deck, A. N. STAFF SERGEANTS Bass, R. O. Thomas, M. F. Grogan, R. W. CORPORALS Mellina, H. B. Anderson, K. B. Lockridge, W. W. Felker, C. A. Underwood, B. A. Syndor, F. W. Flemming, D. B. 1ST SGT. R. B. NALER First Sergeant SENIORS Carlson, R. A. Goodwyn, T. A. Bonnot, J. C. Humphrey, M. D. Jefferies, C. B. JUNIORS Besterio, A. A. Fuller, J. H. Dennis, A. J. Nance, R. D. Lambert, R. W. Stewart, R. W. Stults, D. C. Cortez, N. SOPHOMORES Gibson, R. C. Harris, W. Price, J. L. Tilson. R. L. Riff, M. D. Seibrrth, D. R. Dashiell, T. L. Kothmann, C. C. Peterson, C. A. Martin, J. H. Burk, J. Grimes, B. Nauert, E. B. Smothers, M. G. Wilkinson, B. M. Lo Cate, J. M. Lt. Col. G. H. Korhmonn, 1st Re_t. Major W. L. Mackey, 1st Regt. Major J. W. Hiester, 1st Regt. M Sgt. J. H. Holloway, 1st Regt. T Sgt. J. R. Graves, 1st Regt. T Sgt. P. C. Coffin, 1st Bn. SECOND BATTALION HEADQUARTERS MAJOR JOHN HARRISON Executive CAPTAIN T. F. DAILEY Adjutant CAPTAIN ROBERT L. LATSON Intelligence T SGT. BILLY J. BRABHAM Sergeant Major F SGT. HOWARD KARREN Supply Sergeant LT. COLONEL BRYAN M. MILLS Commander INFANTRY u 318 CAPT. J. R. WOODALL Commander 1ST SGT. H. C. ATCHISON First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS DuBose, G. D. Moran, B. T. STAFF AAEMBERS Major A. R. Hengst, 1st Regt. Staff Lt. Col. B. M. Mills, C.O. 2nd Bn. Major J. F. Harrison, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. T. F. Dailey, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. J. E. Simpson, 2nd Bn. Staff T Spt. B. J. Brabham, 2nd Bn. Staff T Sgt. Howard Karren, 2nd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Shaw, L. B. CORPORALS Avrett, B. T. Dalston, J. W. Jobe, L. E. Lindner, F. A. McArthur, R. C. Selman, J. D. SENIORS Bennett, V. G. Cheek, E. J. McGlothlin, J C. JUNIORS Amason, B. D. Balderach, D. L. Delany, W. H. Hada, J. L. Holland, J. R. Lounsbury, W. R. Moffitt, D. C. Moore, W. M. Rogers, J. E. SOPHOMORES Abbott, L. C. Albright, C. W. Anderson, R. W. Anthony, G. T. Austin, D. B. Benkendoefer, J. M. Bonner, F. N. Braun, G. E. Burk, T. K. Corbett, J. M. Cusick, G. M. Gottlob, J. R. Hudler, T. D. Johnston, R. C. Murray, H. W. Parchman, J. B. Pratt, B. J. Walsh, R. B. Walton, F. H. Williams, H. M Wolf, D. B. ij ' 319 ■Ml “E” COMPANY INFANTRY i. 1ST SGT. H. L. JONES First Sergeant LT. H. F. SOBEY Executive LIEUTENANTS CufhbsrisDn, J. P. Gaddis. H. W. McCullough, J. V. Triche, W. A. STAFF MEMBERS STAFF SERGEANTS Grant, K. King, J. L. Middleton, R. L. Wilhite, F. R. CORPORALS Hood, F. E. McGaw, R. W. Shaffer, P. L. SENIORS Greeves, R. C. JUNIORS Giesendorff, M. W. Graham, W. R. Grubbs, D. S. Hitchcock, J. F. Johnson, M. U. Kelly, J. B. McBurnett, R. N. McCollum, T. M. Mims, E. M. Morgan, J. E. Murphy, J. B. Nanny, T. M. Sherrill, J. H. Ziober, J. J. Zouzalik, V. E. SOPHOMORES Allbritton, W. C Atnip, H. L. Hall, J. E. Harmon, C. H. Hendershot, S. W. Hutson, W. P. James, O. J. Smith, C. R. Threalkeld, V. G. Copt. W. A. Barber, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. R. L. Latson, 2nd Bn. Staff CAPT. C. P. BAILEY Commander 320 REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS COLONEL J. T. DOTSON Commander ARTILLERY LT. COLONEL J. L. HUNT Executive M SGT. F. L. SHEFFIELD Sergeant Major m sgt. e. b. McAllister Supply Sergeant F SGT. T. H. ROYDER Communication Sergeant T SGT. C. R. RUBLE Transportation Sergeant 321 MAJOR JOHN GUNTER Executive CAPTAIN KENNETH ADAMS Adjutant CAPTAIN CARL THOMAS Operations T SGT. J. STANSBERRY Sergeant Major FIRST BATTALION HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL BOBBY SIKES Commander £1 T SGT. BILL DUNLAP Communications Sergeant T SGT. JOE JOHNSON Supply Sergeant ARTILLERY 322 “A” BATTERY FIELD ARTILLERY LT. S. G. BARRETT 1ST SGT. C. L. SAUNDERS Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS SENIORS Harris, J. E. Pena, L. N. Pfeil, C. E. STAFF MEMBERS Maj. A. A. Leder, S-2, 2nd Regt. Staff T Sgt. W. J. Dunlap, 1st Bn. Staff T Sgt. Wallace Hooper, Jr., 2nd Regt. Color Guard TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Rachofsky, Morton Henderson, C. D. JUNIORS Evans, W. J. Johnston, F. M. Stewart, L. J. Lorenz, T. C. Russell, J. B. Curry, D. L. Clegg, G. C. Mobley, J. A. Henkhaus, W. C. Freudenthal, M. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Chambers, C. A. Reddell, G. P. Cox, W. H. Braden, J. A. CORPORALS Poynor, J. T. Milligan, J. C. Mosteller, S. A. Moore, P. D. Stripling, J. R. Tschirhart, D. L. St. John, J. C. Gressett, J. D. SOPHOMORES Caprielian, R. E. Swirsky, E. M. Griffin, D. C. Sears, W. E. Dyer, M. G. Carpenter, J. N. Carper, J. W. Cabla, Herb Golla, P. J. Dotson, L. D. Summy, Alford Davis, C. E. Threadgill, F. W. Night, Ralph Coley, T. W. 323 LT. GEORGE M. RODGERS 1ST SGT. F. D. MUELLER Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Edwards, W. E. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. Bobby R. Sykes, C.O. 1st F.A. Bn. Lt. Col. H. W. Beutel, Corps Staff Major John R. Norman, F.A. Regt. Staff Major Malcolm McGregor, F.A. Regt. Staff M Sgt. D. G. Haines, Corps Staff M Sgt. A. D. Martin, Corps Staff T Sgt. C. R. Ruble, F.A. Regt. Staff T Sgt. J. L. Johnson, 1st F.A. Bn. Staff Gilbert, C. H. Gill, R. A. Gliisch, M. C. Hedrick, R. L. Hensch, W. E. Hogan, J. F. Rathmell, C. Rhumann, E. P. Schwab, C. C. Walker, J. W. Wheeler, J. G. Williams, M. M. Wood, J. F. JUNIORS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Herbig, H, D. STAFF SERGEANTS Alexander, J. B. Johnson, R. B. Tynes, E. W. CORPORALS Anderson, J. G. French, B. L. Harrison, M. Little, J. B. Merbeth, C. Rolf, E. G. Savage, T. J. Stoeltje, M. SENIORS Erwin, J. L. Faulkner, E. Black, C. L. Crawford, L. R. Lambert, D. K. Weyman, J. P. Walker, R. E. SOPHOMORES Brannen, J. B. Cowan, S. Crowley, G. T. Davis, O. R. Eads, D. Glover, W. J. Haltom, D. L. Leatherwood, C. L. Matlock, G. B. Neal, B. J. Parker, W. C. Pittard, L. P. Russell, C. P. Terry, P. D. Tiedt, L. O. Wright, J. B. CART. EARL L. GRANT Commander 324 CART. B. B. BURROW Commander LT. P. G. WELLS Executive 1ST SGT. J. D. HINTON First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Bucek, C. E ... .. „ Greenwood, B. R. Rollins, V.G. Hencerling, J. P. Herndon, J. E. STAFF MEMBERS Hogan, E. J. Capt. K. P. Adams, 1st Bn. Staff K ut ; h ' D. L. Capt. C. H. Thomas, 1st Bn. Staff Penland, C. G. M Sgt. E. B. McAllister, Arty. Regt. Staff[| in ® r ' T Sgt. T. H. Royder, Arty. Regt. Staff J - T Sgt. A. J. Stansbury, 1st Bn. Staff Shater, C L. ooloman, d. t. Wardle, C. F. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Wyatt, R. L. Corbett, M. R. King, R. L. Monaghans, J. F. STAFF SERGEANTS Bernhardt, H. J. Bradley, R. S. Cain, J. J. McBeth, L. T. JUNIORS Bell, M. H. Davis, T. D. Stravolemos, J. Toland, T. Walker, J. A. SOPHOMORES CORPORALS Dixon, J. B. Elmendorf, E. A. Fatheree, E. H. Hughes, J. H. Jenswold, R. H. Manitzas, F. N. McDaniel, F. B. Stallings, L. W. Wallace, J. H. SENIORS Bates, L. A. Bonsall, R W Box, G. F. Case, R. B. Cloud, J. D. Corl, H. M. England, A. C. Hayes, W. B. Livingston, S. W. Martin, E. M. Massey, J. W. Mugg, J. D. Noel, J. S. Pardue, W. M. Smallings, C. E. Stell, A. G. 325 SECOND BATTALION HEADQUARTERS MAJOR DAVE SANDERS Executive LT. COLONEL MACYL ORMAN Commander ARTILLERY 326 BATTERY FIELD ARTILLERY LT. K. D. COOK Executive 1ST SGT. M. W. DAVIS First Sergeant STAFF MEMBERS Col. J. T. Dotson, C.O. 2nd Regt. Lt. Col. J. L. Hunt, 2nd Regt. Staff Lt. Col. M. K. Orman, C.O. 2nd Bn. Maj. D. A. Sanders, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. J. W. Canning, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. F. M. Zabcik, 2nd Bn. Staff T Sgt. J. E. Jennings, 2nd Bn. Staff T Sgt. S. S. White, 2nd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Hartman, K. S. Wilhelm, J. W STAFF SERGEANTS Barnes, J. M. Brigance, J. R. Coleman, G. B. Hedrick, R. K. Schulz, C. E. Smith, K. W. Smith, W. R. Williamson, W. R. CORPORALS Berry, R. M. Burger, P. B. Harvey, L. R. Maddox, R. M. Martin, C. E. McSpadden, W. A. Myers, C. E. Williams, K. W. SENIORS Minyard, H. C. Seelke, A. G. Schuman, W. L. JUNIORS Ballard, J. L. Bruecher, L. E. Cudd, M. A. Dietert, J. M. Gittinger, L. G. Haralson, T. D. Herndon, H. W. Holland, J. M. Hunt, R. G. Jackson, A. A. McCoubrey, J. A. Thompson, H. D. Ward, J. W. SOPHOMORES Bethea, B. G. Collins, J. P. Dehm, S. E. Fosberg, W. E. Lee, R. J. Light, D. W. Linnstaedter, V. E. Luckey, P. W. Lyon, G. L. Massey, C. G. McCoy, D. R. Millender, J. J. O ' ConneU, T. W. Price, R. E. Ross, C. L. Urrutia, A. C. Van Cleave, H. W. Walter, A. T. “E” BATTERY FIELD ARTILLERY 1ST SGT. J. C. LEWIS First Sergeant LT. G. B. DUNKLE Executive LIEUTENANTS Germany, J. P. Marks, R. E. STAFF MEMBERS Major J. W. Gunter, Ex. 1st Bn. Staff M Sgt. F. L. Sheffield, 2nd Regt. Staff T Sgt. C. L. Pealor, 2nd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANT Elliott, R. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Frierson, E. E. Green, T. F. CORPORALS Calloway, R. W. Caple, J. W. Dunn, C. R. Hall, J. L. Matush, J. E. Schmidt, J. A. Strain, J. H. Warden, D. P. SENIORS Beesley, B. B. Engle, R. L. Goodwin, W. E. JUNIORS Maner, J. T. Seipp, W. E. Wright, L. R. SOPHOMORES Allen, H. J. Arhelger, P. J. Ashburn, Lawrence, Jr. Beazley, W. H. Bechert, J. R. Bowden, J. C., Jr. Bozek, B. D. Carnahan, D. R. Colville, H. E. Colvin, F. L., Jr. Cross, G. M. Danes!, W. A. Dickens, W. H. Geiger, M. P. Harmon, J. M. Heath, A. M., Jr. Henderson, B. L. Hendler, S. K. Hooten, A. R. Houy, E. W. Imholz, R. E. King, G. D., Jr. Klinksiek, B. A. Lemmons, J. F. May, J. E. Philpott, R. J. Roberts, Wade Robinson, J. N. Sewell, B. S. Stein, J. D. Walker, W. E. CART. D. L. BOYD Commander 328 COAST ARTILLERY BATTALION HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL B. L. COX Commander ARTILLERY “A” BATTERY COAST ARTILLERY LT. B. L. COUCH 1ST SGT. W. R. CORNISH Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Mistrot, G. A. Wiggins, G. B. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. B. L. Cox, C.O. 3rd Bn. Copt. A. G. Schroeder, 3rd Bn. Staff Capt. R. L. Smith, 3rd Bn. Staff T Sgt. J. W. Damron, 3rd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Kaufman, W. T. Maxwell, F. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Bardell, N. B. Burdine, F. B. Engleberg, M. W. Helvey, F. L. Higgins, J. E. Hughes, D. A. Hughes, D. J. Walton, P. N. White, J. C. CORPORALS Adickes, C. F. Albert, G. J. Dancer, E. W. Hackney, C. R. Hulon, R. G. Wiggins, K. M. Williams, C. R. SOPHOMORES Allen, V. H. Briggs, C. P. Curry, R. E. Estep, F. L. Farrell, J. L. Fisher, D. Y Fisher, L. D Germond, G. F. Goodwin, R. E. Gratz, D. M. Harz, D. K. Havard, E. D. Held, E. S. Hernandez, F. R. Jones, W. E. Kunkel, J. H. Mabray, T. G. Mayne, E. L. McReynolds, J. C. Miller, C. H. Miller, J. G. Moglia, E. L. Moore, B. L. Moore, R. H. Neuvar, E. W. Parker, W. C. Pickens, J. P. Quast, R. G. Thomas, B. H. Whitlow, T. W. Wicker, H. F. Williams, C. T. Williford, D. F. Williford, R. C. Windle, W. Winn, A. A. JUNIORS Schlather, C. A. FRESHMEN Moore, R. L. Witter, R. D. CAPT. S. H. BARNES Commander Wf 330 “B” BATTERY COAST ARTILLERY CART. C. JACKSON Commander LT. J. F. BENSON 1ST SGT. C. H. HAGAN Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Andrews, J. F. Monks, G. P. JUNIORS Dees, C. M. Windam, C. STAFF MEMBERS Maj. J. H. Coronado, 2nd Regt. Staff Capt. H. G. Baker, 3rd Bn. Staff Capt. C. A. Christ, 3rd Bn. Staff Capt. R. T. Huffman, 3rd Bn. Staff T Sgt. D. E. Napp, 3rd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Booth, L. W Parke, R. P STAFF SERGEANTS Arrington, S. N. Courand, J. S. Fontaine, T. M. Hicks, J. H. Martin, W. C. McLean, W. J. Moore, J. J. Warmker, J. A. Weisinger, V. E. Wirtz, H. C. CORPORALS Bryant, M. S. Clifford, J. M. Cloninger, J. C. Davis, C. H. Haynes, A. C. Ollervides, M. SOPHOMORES Amspoker, S. D. Braillas, A. Brimberry, R. W. Bowen, F. E. Carpe, J. R. Cox, L. Crist, W. B. Cross, W. R. Davis, J. B. Fagley, W. R. Kalmans, B. A. Lee, H. A. Lee, H. S. McPherson, W. W. Miller, B. M. Newstrom, H. M. Nixon, E. H. Payne, B. B. Pledger, R. C. Rountree, T. H. FRESHMEN Bernard, J. D. Bowden, E. L. Mollina, F. D. Osborn, C. E. Pickering, C. W. Reynolds, C. W. Smyth, C. B. Tigner, T. J. 1 331 GROUP HEADQUARTERS MAJOR PERCY J. BENNETT Adjutant MAJOR EDWARD P. MILES. JR. Intelligence MAJOR JARVIS E. MILLER Operations MAJOR WILLIAM D. SAMUELS Supply M SGT. DARE K. KEELAN Sergeant Major M SGT. ROBERT E. WIMBERLY Supply Sergeant T SGT. JOE A. BODINE Transportation Sergeant T SGT. JEWEL M. LIGHTFOOT Communications Sergeant S SGT. SIMON WHITE Color Sergeant S SGT. FRANCIS A. VICKERY Color Sergeant COLONEL JIMMY G. MAGRUDER Commander AIR FORCE 332 FIRST SQUADRON HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL D. B. GORDON Commander AIR FORCE MAJOR J. A. BARGEFRED Executive CAPTAIN J. S. ALLEGA Adjutant CAPTAIN J. M. KELLY Intelligence CAPTAIN A. G. WELDERS Operations CAPTAIN W. T. JOHNSON Supply 333 LT. L. W. SHILLER Executive 1ST SGT. E. B. MORRISON First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS SENIORS Bridges, J. L. Cruz, A. O. Martinez, R. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. J. C. Fails, Group Staff Maj. J. E. Miller, Group Staff Capt. J. S. Allega, 1st Sqdn. Staff Capt. J. B. Kelly, 1st Sqdn. Staff T Sgt. J. A. Bodine, Group Staff S Sgt. F. A. Vickery, Group Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Kelly, R. B. Wood, E. E. Beckman, C. H. Hatzenbeuhler, E. J, Smith, R. F. Williams, J. M. JUNIORS Boyles, J. E. Gaugler, F. J. Koopman, F. O. Littlejohn, W. B. Ng, K. M. Richardson, B. D. Schmitz, A. F. Wolcik, F. F. Young, H. R. STAFF SERGEANTS Aaronson, A. D. Aaronson, A. E. Adams, B. C. Bennett, B. R. Charlton, G. V. Coslett, D. L. Francis, C. E. Garb, F. A. Thurmond, M. F. Yancey, M. S. CORPORALS Brandt, J. T. Bryan, E. W. Owen, D. L. Tapley, J. T. SOPHOMORES Abercrombie, E. F. Adair, B. D. Blevins, W. C. Brandt, H. C. Brockles, A. J. Colgin, W. E. Dobbins, R. N. Hilliard, D. S. Hospins, E. W. Howard, L. R. Johnson, E. E. Kirk, R. D. Martinets, J. C. Sanders, H. A. White, M. W. CAPT. F. E. GROTHAUS Commander 334 “B” FLIGHT AIR FORCE CAPT. R. H. HARRIS Commander LT. C. E. GOBLE Executive LIEUTENANTS Cobb, H. B. Fall, J. G. Koller, J. H. Schmidt, H B. STAFF MEMBERS Col. J. G. Magruder, C.O. Air Group Maj. W. D. Samuels, Air Group Staff Capt. W. T. Johnson, 1st Sqdn. Staff T Sgt. J. M. Lightfoot, Air Group Staff T Sgt. E. L. Meek, 1st Sqdn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Norton, D. A. Taylor, C. G. STAFF SERGEANTS Bartlett, F. L. Cobb, P. R. Crader, J. W. Forrest, R. D. Gibbs, B. H. Haralson, J. R. Melcher, J. W. Modlin, J. H. Sellars, G. C. Shannon, H. L. CORPORALS Davis, D. W. Henderson, B. W. Hillman, J. T. Kennedy, H. C. 1ST SGT. H. G. PHILLIPS First Sergeant Miller, E. D. Phillips, B. B. Taylor, O. B. SENIORS Humphries, D. E. McDaniels, C. R. Trail, J. L. JUNIORS Andrews, D. R. Barger, J. R. Dyer, W. L. George, C. W. Griffiths, H. L. Maurer , P. E. Murray, P. C. SOPHOMORES Bain, B. R. Brooks, B. R. Curtright, C. B. Grupe, G. J. Hayes, A. A. Henshaw, L. W. Johnson, B. J. Lovingfoss, W. J. Machola, C. F. Middleton, J. H. Reed,J. H. Rosenthal, S. H. Stevens, A. M. Stockard, U. R. Tillotson, J. H. Tucker, A. S. Vandenberg, D. E. Wall, P. T 335 m LT. L. W. CLARK 1ST SGT. R. G. BLANCHARD Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Barron, J. S. Garnett, E. W. Manes, A. H. Ray, W. L. STAFF MEMBERS Col. D. B. Gordon, C.O. 1st Sqdn. Maj. J. A. Bargefrede, Exec. 1st Sqdn. Maj. E. P, Miles, S-2, 1st Regt. Capt. W. H. Lewie, S-4, 3rd Sqdn. M Sgt. D. K. Keelan, Sgt. Maj., 3rd Regt. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Sturdivant, R. L. Martin, R. K. STAFF SERGEANTS Barry, P. J. Brown, M. A. Burns, D. S. Dardaganian, S. G. Graham, R. C. Griffin, D. R. Koepp, W. E. Sonnenburg, N. S. Weatherall, R. H. CORPORALS Beasley, C. G. Bell, W. E. Blackaller, J. H. Chandler, H. T. Livesay, S. R. Snow, H. L. Souther, R. P. Stover, G. W. SENIORS Harris, W. T. North, B. J. Wylie, S. W. JUNIORS Cockrum, R. K. J. Hampton, R. E. Holland, B. J. Moore, C. O. Soutter, E. E. Templin, E. T. SOPHOMORES Barfield, A. B. Beckham, H. B. Brown, E. L. Burkes, W. M. Crevenka, B. J. Frazier, M. L. Hull, B. T. E. Kingston, A. G. Martin, J. R. Rivenbark, B. A. Shafer, B. R. Sistrunk, W. T. Smith, B. L. SECOND SQUADRON HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL JACK H. SHUGART Commander AIR FORCE MAJOR JACK B. MILLER Executive CAPTAIN BILL MAYO Adjutant CAPTAIN OSCAR MEDLIN Intelligence CAPTAIN HERB FREDE Operations CAPTA N JAMES H. FLOWERS Supply 337 LT. H. R. SMITH 1ST SGT. C. E. JONES Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Irvine, W. G. Medford, R. R. SENIOR DuBose, E. L. JUNIORS STAFF MEMBERS Capt. J. H. Flowers, A-4, 2nd Sqdn. Staff Capt. H. A. Frede, A-3, 2nd Sqdn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Goldston, R. P STAFF SERGEANTS Baumgart, E. H. Carruth, B. F Kendall, D. F Schuelke, H. H. Smith, T. C. Young, J. D. CORPORALS Hendee, P. J. Montgomery, W. E. Pierce, W. M. Sawtelle, G. G. Spears, W. J. Ray, C. L. Reaves, D. R. Alford, D. E. Ape ' l, E. A. Apel, E. C. Babin, R. Brown, B. O. Chandler, J. M. Frasier, L. C. Froelich, J. E. Henry, F. P. Klein, H. Mock, R. W. Ortiz, A. Pipes, D. L. SOPHOMORES Anderson, J. T. Bailey, C. E. Brisco, W. L. Buie, G. D. Casey, W. A. Clauss, R. L. Coveney, A. E. Dannemiller, G. D. Dowden, B. H. Garrison, P. L. Giles, D. L. Lewis, F. D. Solomon, L. T. Tomczeszyn, T. J. Walden, J. C. CAPT. TIM GRIESENBECK Commander i M i 338 “E” FLIGHT AIR FORCE CART. C. K. LANDRUM Commander LT. DAVID G. BOWERS 1ST SGT. DON R. JOSEPH Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Campbell, Don Cook, Roy H. Hall, R. E. Hooks, Ben C. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. Jack Shugart, C.O. 2nd Sqdn. Taylor E. B. Major Jack B. Miller, 2nd Sqdn. Staff Capt. R. D. Conine, 3rd Sqdn. Staff Capt. Wm. L. Mayo, 2nd Sqd.n Staff JUNIORS Capt. Amos G. Welder, 1st Sqd.n Staff Crittenden, C. R. T Sgt. Jack L. Raley, 2nd Sqd.n Staff Farrow, B. R. T Sgt. R. R. Tumlinson, 2nd Sqdn. Staff Hunt, C. G. Mitte ' l, H. W. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Wood, Lou Butler, E. T. Southworth, Stanley G. SOPHOMORES Dalehite, J. J. Martin, D. D. Parr, C. F. Perkins, S. L. Provenza, Sammy SENIORS Butler. C. R. STAFF SERGEANTS Bursey, C. H. Busa, Wm. B. Corbell, W. K. Cruz, James Dohoney, Bob Fenner, Burney Holm, J. M. Langford, R. F. Molinary, Samuel Nowlin, Don H. Olsen, M. B. CORPORALS Andrus, G. R. Campbell, W. E. Clemens, G. E. Armstrong, J. H. Baetge, G. D. Brewer, E. C. Boyles, W. R. Clardy, A. L. Crouch, M. E. Curtis, D. S. Dominguez, L. F. Fox, B. B. Henkhaus, R. H. Houser, J. R. Kyle, W. A. Mittel, Henry Nelson, W. C. Perkins, C. B. Peterson, S. P. Riley, V. B. Shelton, R. D. Johnson, R. V 339 LT. R. K. HEVENOR Executive LIEUTENANTS Black, D. R. Dietz, D. R. Freedman, I. Mogford, C. W. STAFF MEMBER Capt. O. Medlin, Jr., 2nd Sqd.n Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Smith, W. J. S. Fuller, C. H. STAFF SERGEANTS Nyc, F. Bravenec, J. S. Connolly, G. Timmerman, A. Waggoner, J. C. Trees, E. J. Richardson, J. Battin, R. White, W. DuVal, P. H. CORPORALS McCrady, J. D. Leonard, J. E. Craine, J. C. Peyton, R. A. Lassen, P. Nicholson, W. S. 1ST SGT. W. C. ROBERTSON First Sergeant SENIORS Frank, L. H. Powers, F. Beadle, G. J. Stockton, J. E. Hanning, R. M. Coffman, H. J. JUNIORS Hinckley, R. L. Thedford, E. Haley, W. H. Kelly, G. L. Krenek, W. Penn, C. W. LeBus, J. G. Davis, R. F. Richardson, G. E. Lane, B. J. Harwood, W. E. SOPHOMORES Sandusky, J. E. Burkholder, D. E. Hatcher, H. E. Buck, C. E. Royalty, J. G. Flowers, E. Strode, H. D. Storrie, J. J. Clinton, D. D. Davidson, J. V. McReynolds, D. T. CAPT. J. H. PATE Commander I 340 THIRD SQUADRON HEADQUARTERS MAJOR J. A. WILLIAMSON Executive CAPTAIN A. C. JORDON Intelligence CAPTAIN R. D. CONINE Operations CAPTAIN BRUCE SIMONEAUX Adjutant CAPTAIN W. H. LEWIE Supply T SGT. D. C. EDWARDS Sergeant Major AIR FORCE T SGT. W. D. GARDNER Supply Sergeant LT. H. E. HANNAH Executive LIEUTENANTS Brown, J. L. Dooley, B. N. Kinsey, R. A. White, S. R. STAFF MEMBERS Major J. A. Williamson, 3rd Sqdn. Staff T Sgt. W. D. Gardner, 3rd Sqdn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Caplan, L. M. Hallmark, K. D. STAFF SERGEANTS Curry, E. E. Mayfield, J. D. McAshan, T. W. Peebles, C. T. Robertson, D. CORPORALS Attaway, L. D. Burton, A. M. Haverlah, W. C. Moore, W. R. 1ST SGT. J. S. BOROUGHS First Sergeant Smith, J. C. Storrie, J. H. Reasoner, J. E. JUNIORS Dalton, J. L. Dunlap, S. A. Hunkier, W. K. King, L. S. Moore, C. O. Thomas, J. P. Roberts, R. D. SOPHOMORES Bandy, M. E. Chandler, C. G. Ctvrlik, R. A. Gardner, J. W. Green, R. H. Howard, D. L. Hightower, J. T. Miller, G. R. Partridge, F. L. Peacock, C. D. Reid, W. M. Rowe, J. G. Spadachene, T. W. Tate, R. C. Welder, W. D. Wilson, J. C. CAPT. J. N. HOLLAND Commander 342 “H” FLIGHT AIR FORCE CART. W. M. ALLEN Commander 1ST SGT. D. D. HEARNE First Sergeant IT. E. O. PRICE Executive LIEUTENANTS Bland, B. J. Brown, B. D. Conley, R. H. Moser, A. R. Nosh, B. H. Welch, B. J. STAFF MEMBER Stallings, Archie, Jr Vaught, S. M. Munford, E. F. SENIORS Burttschell, J. H. Huddleston, N. R. Jones, Briley Schuller, R. E. T Sgt. B. S. Bailey, Sgt. Maj., 1st Sqdn. Forney, D. M. Pape, L. M. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bernard, E. R. Braslau, Norman STAFF SERGEANTS Gollob, H. C. Higdon, D. T Hill, J. J. Lockhart, L. D. Long, R. W. Myers, Lewis, Jr. Selph, C. L. CORPORALS Carlson, E. W. Griffen, A. Z. Neal, H. D. Sexton, H. A. SOPHOMORES Burney, L. W. Dollar, R. I. Fullerton, J. M. Jackson, B. R. Johnson, C. D. Keese, C. W. King, G. W. Laing, G. W. Mendietta, A. A. Munnerlyn, A. A. Porter, J. L. Pyle, C. W. Sawyer, T. E. Scott, D. E. Sidener, N. V. Stephens, C. D. Steede, J. D. Taylor, J. W. Taylor, R. L. Thomas, J. C. Trauth, I. C. VanTassel, K. G. Weaver, A. R. 343 “I” FLIGHT AIR FORCE LIEUTENANTS Cook, R. X. Dealy, M. E. Robertson, W. A. Wetzel, H. Carter, J. D. Dudley, L. E. Hardwick, J. D. Morris, J. L. JUNIORS STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. J. K. England, C.O. 3rd Sqdn. Maj. P. J. Bennett, Adj. Air Group Capt. J. B. Simoneaux, S-l 3rd Sqdn. Capt. A. C. Jordan, S-2 3rd Sqdn. M Sgt. R. E. Wimberly, Air Group Staff T Sgt. D. C. Edwards, Sgt. Maj. 3rd Sqdn. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Leavitt, D. N. Stokes, M. J. STAFF SERGEANTS Adams, H. J. Bell, C. W. Cook, J. C. Edgar, G. C. Kahn, D. N. Ragusa, F. A. Wilson, C. L. CORPORALS Burkhalter, A. C. Blundell, J. D. Amsler, R. L. Brimberry, R. Gibbs, H. L. Guantt, J. R. Hopkins, D. L. Stackhouse, H. M. SOPHOMORES Arnold, E. L. Belzner, J. T. Bemis, J. H. Blackmon, G. G. Chamberlain, B. L. Cottle, H. E. Crowther, B. Davis, R. K. Dean, J. V Gill, O. C. Hillis, S. J. Hooker, D. Knippa, F. M. Lucey, J. A. Pringle, L. R. Scamardo, M. S. Thornton, W. S. Wallace, A. F. Westcott, R. D. Woollett, P. R. CAPT. C. C. SCOTT Commander 344 Tv FLIGHT AIR FORCE CAPT. C. K. McGOWN Commander LT. JACK HAPPY Executive 1ST SGT. W. C. NUTT First Sergeant TECHNICAL SERGEANT Frazier, F. D. STAFF SERGEANTS Brashear, O. E. Dowling, C. J. FRESHMEN Alexander, J. R. Allen, B. W. Armstrong, G. L. Bates, T. J. Clark, N. B. Crawford, D. L. Cupit, J. M. Dishman, G. A. Englebrecht, L. E. Fernandez, G. B. Fox, G. S. Flume, J. B. Gomez, A. E. Hale, R. A. Haltom, H. V. Haney, F. W. Hanson, G. W. Holland, J. N. Johnson, C. C. Johnston, W. E. Kanter, M. J. Kemp, C. R. Kolar, J. E. Lennamam, J. T Lloyd, E. P. Mayes, J. R. Moody, R. J. Necessary, H. G. Rand, B. T. Spencer, T. Stahala, J. B. Sutton, H. C. Thomas, J. W. Thomson, H. C. Wheeler, C. R. Whitehouse, B. Ziober, A. F. REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL JOHN L. TAYLOR Executive MAJOR TED PITZER Adjutant MAJOR PHIL PARKER Operations MAJOR DAVE KREAGER Intelligence MAJOR W. B. PUMPHREY Supply M SGT. JACK A. TANNER Sergeant Major M SGT. ALBERT W. ROLLINS Supply Sergeant T SGT. DAVID RYAN Transportation Sergeant T SGT. JERRY WILLIAMS Communications Sergeant T SGT. ROBERT R. BARMAN y Color Sergeant COLONEL ALLAN EUBANK Commander CAVALRY ENGINEERS 346 CAVALRY SQUADRON HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL GEORGE E. HARRIS Commander MAJOR JACK R. IRISH Executive CAPTAIN ROBERT J. McDONALD Adjutant CAPTAIN JAMES H. DUKE Intelligence CAPTAIN EDWARD G. BALAGIA Operations CAPTAIN VIRGIL R. YOUNG Supply T SGT. AUTREY W. FREDERICK Sergeant Major CAVALRY T SGT. RICHARD H. VAN COURT Supply Sergeant ■ 347 “A” TROOP CAVALRY LT. J. SALCH Executive LIEUTENANTS Barlowe, R. L. Garrett, D. W. Morrow, J. Neinast, W. Reed, J. R. STAFF MEMBERS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Heusinger, E. J. Reed, R. Williams, R. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Blaine, D. B. Gault, J E. Ireland, J. F. Johnson, J. I. Johnson, T. M. Jordan, T. Kitchell, C. M. Osborn, C. K. Simmons, D. L. Vehon, R. M. Wilson, L. A. CORPORALS Coolid ;:e, J. W. Ingles, R. A. Kone, C. H. 1ST SGT. J. R. McFALL First Sergeant Lincecum, R. E. Moon, B. P. Nelson, D. A. Newton, C. F. Orth, C. T. Rsininger, D. L. Rubsamen, E. B. Waddle, D. SENIORS Brown, D. Bowlin, D. W. Frias, S. Kay, J. Lawson, R. L. Lueckemeyer, E. C. Lee, J. Philip, J. Vehon, W. M. JUNIORS Budde, B. W. Haynie, R. L. Humphries, H. King, D. K. Streetman, J. Wpct S Wickmann, D. W. SOPHOMORES Bockholt. A. J. Guy, C. R. Holloway K. Mangum, H. Prochaska, F. C. Thayer, E. C. Tullos, T. R. Lt. Col. G. E. Harris, C.O. Cav. Sqdn. Staff Major D. J. Kreager, 4th Regt. Staff Capt. B. J. McDonald, Cav. Sqdn. Staff M Sgt. H. J. Mills, Corps Staff T Sgt. D. J. Ryan, Cav. Sqdn. Staff CAPT. D. A. STROTHER Commander “B” TROOP CAVALRY CAPT. JOHN L. CHRISTFNSEN Commander LT. J. R. ZENTNER Executive LIEUTENANTS Billingsly, Wm. B. Fox, S. V. Frey, Albert Parish, V. W. Ramey, G. H. STAFF MEMBERS Moj. J. R. Irish, Sq. Staff Maj. Wm. B. Pumphrey, 4th Regt. Staff Capt. J. H. Duke, Sq. Staff M Sgt. J. A. Tanner, 4th Regt. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Conner, John E. Deeg, Owen STAFF SERGEANTS Holloway, H. K. Lee, D. D. Porter, M. S. Stribling, J. P. Williams, T. B. CORPORALS Edwards, G. D. Eyster, C. R. Moses, T. C. Schroeder, E. K. Scott, Wm. H. Slater, G. C. 1ST SGT. NOBLE CLARK First Sergeant SENIORS Brown, B. B. Bunting, Robt. H. Dean, C. W. Fallis, J. N. Filer, T. H. Parsley, James Rogers, K. G. JUNIORS Basedon, Carl Gray, J. D. Hardin, A. R. Jaccard, M. C. Lacy, Geo. Walker, R. H SOPHOMORES Chandler, D. E. Crownover, A. B. Damon, J. A. Gabriel, C. J. Gaither, E. H. Harris, M. T. Luker, Wm. A. Martin, T. Q. Maxey, W. T. McDougall, G. M. Porcher, G. S. Powell, Wm. R. Stump, E. J. Thrasher, J. W. FRESHMEN Davis, B. H. Shiflet, T. N. Weber, R. E. 349 “C” TROOP CAVALRY LT. B. W. SWEENEY 1ST SGT. M. R. PATTERSON Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Arnst, J. E. Reyes, H. V. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. J. L. Taylor, 4th Regt. Staff Capt. E. G. Balagia, Sq. Staff Capt. R. V. Young, Sq. Staff T Sgt. A. W. Frederick, Sq. Staff T Sgt. Richard VanCourt, Sq. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Neal, B. G Smith, C. B. STAFF SERGEANTS Gorman, R. E. Hagens, L. R. Maxfield, R. P. CORPORALS Duke, E. A. Fawcett, C. B. Nelson, C. H. Johnson, R. B. Rice, S. M. Smith, C. R. SENIORS Anderson, G. D. Anderson, T. O. Burris, D. R. Calame, C. D. Cooper, Tom Elliott, C. W. Magee, L. H. Mandola, Vince Raun, L. G. Reed, G. T. Stephens, M. W. Stewart, L. G. Willis, C. E. Zerr, M. J. JUNIORS Allen, R. E. Aubrey, J. E. Kasper, John Laakso, C. L. Smith, C. M. Storey, J. L. Trevino, A. P. Turley, R. E. Williams, J. S. SOPHOMORES Allen, S. R. Avery, Ed Caplan, Melvyn Donohue, T. C. Draughon, Bill Durrill, R. G. Eckels, P. G. Farris, John Funk, J. L. Garza, Gilberto Harrington, James Hill, Kenneth Jackson, G. C. Landry, Raymond Lehmann, James Locke, E. C. Marshall, O. C. Moore, B. D. Morrison, Don Nix, W. E. Petteway, J. C. Reed, R. N. Richardson, J. K. Riner, R. B. Sick, J. E. Torn, E. R. Trimmier, Billy Turnham, Nick Weddington, George CAPT. K. O. WYLER Commander 350 BATTALION HEADQUARTERS ENGINEERS iW OD Q ao 351 LIEUTENANTS Dudenhoeffer, A. J. Pegues, A. H. Schwab, Leonard Schero, R. J. Smullen, K. C. CORPORALS Craig, A. J. Schillab, E.E. Striekert, R. R. Urban, E. C. Walton, R. B. STAFF MEMBERS Col. L. A. Eubank Maj. M. H. Mueller Capt. O. C. Blair M Sgt. A. W. Rollins TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Edwards, E. C. Porter, J. W. JUNIORS Callaway, I. G. Chamlee, B. P. Gill, R. L. Harrell, D. R. Hurst, J. M. Johnson, J. R. Martin, R. E. Moore, N. H. Patton, J. O. Short, B. J. Stodghill, R. D. STAFF SERGEANTS Arnold, E. L. Bradley, J. C. Collier, R. L. Elkins, R. W. Garrett, W. R. Leahy, D. D. McFerron, L. O. Miller, W. H. Rogers, R. H. Whelan, H. J. SOPHOMORES Biggerstaff, C. R. Brown, B. B. Hale, H. C. Lay, G. R. Leeman, J. E. Mitchell, J. C. Morrison, C. R. Phillips, C. G. Swinson, C. D. Tyler, O. B. Tucker, J. M. Walker, E. L. 352 COMPANY ENGINEERS ujgr) CAPT. M. A. LANDRY Commander 1ST SGT. R. W. McDANlEL First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS SENIORS Dunkelberg, S. Riewe, T. Bussell, R. E. Doiron, L. R. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. T. D. Reynolds, C.O. Engr. Bat. Major E. T. Pitzer, Jr., 4th Regt. Staff Major P. Parker, 4th Regt. Staff Capt. J. C. Fennell, Engr. Bn. Staff Capt. T. D. Word, Engr. Bn. Staff T Sgt. J. L. Williams, 4th Regt. Staff S Sgt. R. R. Barman, 4th Regt. Staff T Sgt. M. W. Parse, Engr. Bn. Staff T Sgt. C. C. Taylor, Engr. Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Mclver, J. D. O ' Neill, J. B. STAFF SERGEANTS Brown, J. T. Cogan, S. W. Conn, R. B. Ferguson, C. B. Harris, W. R. Harvey, A. F. Knox,John Matusek, M. A. Newton, J. B. Sullivan, M. M. JUNIORS Frizzell, R. H. Kilpatrick, J. Munson, Wm. H. Park, P. S. Pearson, Wm. L. Rylander, J. M. Velten, R. E. Wacker, R. B. Wilson, A. M. SOPHOMORES Belinsky, L. Bradford, R. I. Brown, R. F. Burdett, J. W. Cavitt, E. T. Cook, R. D. Freeman, R. L. Hirsch, T. J. Holland, E. O. Hollowell, W. G. Hulse, J. E. Ingram, B. G. McCann, L. Mitchell, M. M. Pacheco, F. Reed, J. A. Rozelle, F. M. Spreen, F. F. Wacker, C. A. Whisenhunt, R. M. A • ' - . ' •j.V SUP . ' ' ; ' Z vLTy -■ f fsb v 353 LT. COLONEL V. R. PORTER Executive MAJOR W. R. McGREW Adjutant MAJOR R. A. FLAKE Intelligence MAJOR G. B. GARNER, JR. Operations MAJOR B. J. STOFFREGEN Supply M SGT. R. J. KUNZE Sergeant Major M SGT. W. P. STROMBERG Supply Sergeant T SGT. W. B. BALL Communcations Sergeant REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS COLONEL F. A. CLELAND Commander COMPOSITE 354 BATTALION HEADQUAR TERS LT. COLONEL JOE H. MULLINS Commander ARMY SECURITY SIGNAL CORPS CAPTAIN WAYNE M. STEVENS Adjutant CAPTAIN LAWRENCE C. SETH Intelligence CAPTAIN JOE V. PIKE Operations CAPTAIN JOHN CUMMINGS Supply 355 “A” COMPANY A.S.A. LT. R. E. BAGGETT Executive 1ST SGT. A. M. MONCRIEF First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Downing, E. D. Hillebrandt, L. G. Milligan, C. O. Pantermuehl, L. A. Tarver, C. T. Webb, D. M. STAFF MEMBERS Major W. R. McGrew, 5th Regt. Staff Lt. Col. J. H. Mullins, C.O. 1st Bn. Capt. J. M. Cummings, 1st Bn. Staff Capt. L. C. Seth, 1st Bn. Staff Capt. W. M. Stevens, 1st Bn. Staff T Sgt. E. W. Boddeker, 1st Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Willhelm, J. A. Witty, W. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Grost, R. R. Horton, H. D. Hoskins, B. O. Huber, E. L. Miller, E. L. Scudder, C. F. Sechelski, D. F. Smith, R. L. Sommers, F. A. Statler, W. R. CORPORALS Gant, H. D. Gaskill, R. T. Gorrod, H. M. Green, W. R. Hinton, R. D. Jones, E. B. Moglia, G. E. Munson, T. A. Zapata, R. T. SENIORS Crosley, C. L. Goodrum, F. M. Kelly, W. T. Owens, C. E. Roark, R. E. JUNIORS Adams, C. D. Fincias, L. E. SOPHOMORES Anderson, D. L. Behne, T. D. Cannon, S. J. Cardielhac, P. T. Downing, R. L. Fitts, H. R. Fitzgerald, R. A. Fox, A. M. Fuentes, C. R. Hutson, R. D. Isenhour, R. B. Johnson, O. E. Johnson, W. R. Kallus, M. F. Kelly, G. T. King, D. E. Lance, D. M. Lockridge, J. P. Margoitta, A. R. Moon, W. T. Ramirez, Telesforo, III Reed, T. D. Thompson, W. H. Walston, D. E. Williford, H. G. FRESHMEN Christian, F. M. Haddock, A. J. Lake, C. E. Layton, R. L. Magee, A. C. Martin, W. R. Muncey, C. A. Satterwhite, G. D. Schatte, A. R. Reagan, T. J. CAPT. C. B. MODISETT Commander 356 “A” COMPANY SIGNAL CORPS CART. G. R. ROBERTSON Commander LT. C. E. GRUNWALD Executive 1ST SGT. D. L. McCAUSEY First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Gilchriest, C. E. Howard, J. E. Myre, W. C. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. C. V. Schroeder, Com. O. Corps Staff Maj. R. A. Flake, Comp. Reg. Staff Maj. G. A. Neff, Exec. O. ASA-SC Bn. Staff Capt. J. V. Pike, ASA-SC Bn. Staff M Sgt. W. E. Ball, Com. Sgt. Corps Staff T Sgt. W. B. Ball, Com. Sgt. Comp. Reg. Staff T Sgt. A. E. Nicholson, ASA-SC Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Fuess, R. L. Rogers, D. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Crumpton, A. B. Fockelmann, W. F. Jones, J. W. Scroggins, E. B. CORPORALS Carter, J. D. Chapin, E. J. Chapman, B. Devine, J. W. Reichert, W. F. SENIORS Braslau, I. Condon, S. F. Gonzales, O. Hodge, J. E. Pappas, A. T. Rekoff, M. G. Roots, E. N. Schubert, Z. Shepherd, B. Tanner, M. H. JUNIORS Brock, W. P. Brown, J. L. Dragna, N. R England, J. C. Payne, R. F. SOPHOMORES Beyer, J. A. Bishop, K. D. Block, W. A. Bradshaw, R. A. Helms, E. W. Jenness, E. T. Jones, D. M. Naugle, N. Neff, O. B. Neinast, G. S. Oliphant, L. N. Wendland, A. G. Zemanek, J. E. FRESHMAN Hillman, R. F. MAJOR H. W. ENDERLE Executive CAPTAIN SAM S. CLARK Operations CAPTAIN L. AYRES ANDERSON Supply BATTALION HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL H. R. WITTENBURG Commander QUARTERMASTER ORDNANCE CAPT. WILLIAM C. MAHALEY, JR. Commander 1ST SGT. CARL T. NEAL First Sergeant LT. OTTO A. YELTON, JR. Executive LIEUTENANTS Clyde L. Sommers Troyce L. Stroud STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. Hans R. Wittenberg, C.O. 2nd Bn., 5th Regt. Lt. Col. Vernon R. Porter, Executive Officer, 5th Regt. Capt. Sam S. Clark, 2nd Bn. Staff, 5th Regt. Capt. L. A. Anderson, 2nd Bn. Staff, 5th Regt. M Sgt. William P. Stromberg, 5th Regt. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Simmen, Frank E., Jr. Whitmore, John E., Ill STAFF SERGEANTS Aboud, Sammy Mike Beran, Charles D. Dulock, James A. Holcomb, William F. Hughson, John P., Jr. McBee, George G. Mitchum, James C. Risinger, David A. Schuhart, Millard G. Smith, William D. Winter, Howard R. CORPORALS Clark, June P. Dunn, Robert F. Fletcher, Jesse C. Vandiver, Ross E. Vaughn, William H. Wright, Richard H. Wurzbach, Delmar E., Jr. Yeager, David M. SENIORS Baker, J. W. Cunningham, W. J. Ellis, C. B. Green, T. T Jaska, E. H. Schubert, R. C. Sterling, K. E. Turner, R. L. JUNIORS Hughson, R. W. Patrick, J. O. Tiner, W. D. SOPHOMORES Cox, E. A. Dees, D. O. Eads, R. M. Johnson, F. M. Keibler, H. J. McLendon, H. M. Mailhos, C. E., Jr. Morris, F. R. Russell, T. H., Jr. Swening, E. G. Toepperwein, W. U. Uher, V. W. Waldrip, J. R. 359 “B” QUARTERMASTER LT. W. ISENHOWER Executive LIEUTENANTS Baker, L. B. Brundrett, T. H. Davis, P. G. Gordon, M. W. Paraskevas, A. N. STAFF MEMBER T Sgt. S. H. Hink, 2nd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bohac, V. Cavanaugh, W. R. STAFF SERGEANT Jekel, E. CORPORALS Creighton, J. Honeycutt, B. D. Kruse, H. Reedy, L. Rowe, R. Tarver, W. Young,M. 1ST SGT. G. N. BRUNDRETT First Sergeant JUNIORS Cocanougher, A. Tarver, P. SOPHOMORES Ammons, M. Enloe, A. Goldstein, I. Huey, P. Jourdan, R. Martinez, T. McNair, W. L. Newman, S. Nichols, A. Noack, L. Smith, R. Teutch, J. Thomas, W. Young, P. FRESHMEN Berry, R. Cordes, L. Durrill, R. George, G. Kay, V. Masera, O. McDonald, N Stanley, H. CART. K. E. HONEYCUTT Commander 360 “A” COMPANY ORDNANCE LT. F. P. SIMMONS Executive LIEUTENANTS Burch, I. R. Durham, M. C. Kidd, F. H. McGannon, R. L. McNeese, M. W. STAFF MEMBERS 1ST SGT. R. L. GILES First Sergeant Jones, E. L. McCarthy, M. C. Reese, A. E. Stroebel, F. L. SENIORS Barnett, R. D. Billingsley, D. S. Brown, B. R. Goswick, H. S. Hampton, W. L. Lee, Roy McDaniel, P. W. Reinke, J. R. JUNIORS Blum, R. J. White, W. C. Unrue, C. D. Maj. B. J. Stoffregen, Comp. Regt. Staff Maj. H. W. Enderle, Executive, 2nd Bn. Capt. G. T. Keene, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. G. S. Kent, 2nd Bn. Staff T Sgt. B. B. Parkey, 2nd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Berryman, J. O. Kadel, J. O. CAPT. T. W. WOOTTON STAFF sergeants Colley, K. W. Commander Dean,G. w. Finch, H. J. Long, W. G. Mathis, J. W. Nash, D. J. Prude, G. F. Riley, A. B. Springfield, H. J. Stewart, B. R. Tune, G. P. White, A. H. CORPORALS Dobbins, E. B. Dougharty, F. J. Gay, R. H. Geick, A. A. SOPHOMORES Brown, D. M. Emshoff, R. W. Holmes, W. L. Kemper, D. L. Lumpkin, W. R. Manuel, W. R. Miranda, L. A. Reynolds, B. D. Statman, Max Thompson, J. R. FRESHMEN Anderson, R. W. Bontke, J. W. Hearn, D. W. Lowrey, B. T. McMillian, G. W. Nichols, J. E. CAPTAIN A. B. HARRIS Adjutant CAPTAIN G. B. GILBERT Intelligence CAPTAIN D. L. POWELL Operations CAPTAIN R. S. SCHECHTER Supply BATTALION HEADQUARTERS LT. COL. ED PHILLIPS Commander TRANSPORTATION CHEMICAL CORPS Jgr. Ji i!T liifc, . 362 CART. E. SCOTT HOWELL Commander LIEUTENANTS Brumlow, Ray Bergin,T. J. Robertson, J. F. STAFF MEMBERS Capt. Don L. Powell, TC-CC Bn. Staff T Sgt. George Y. Ricketts, TC-CC Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Finch, Charles H. Wakefield, John STAFF SERGEANTS Ditto, Billy L. Killingstad, Hans Olson, John M. Ramsey, K. E. Stroud, F. B. Terrell, B. J. Watson, W. E. Wendt, C. W. CORPORALS Burgess, Ralph W. Christner, John H. Hegi, Don P Mitchell, James B. Smallwood, Grady L. Vincent, Jack R. JUNIOR Ramey, R. P. SOPHOMORES Baker, K. H. Bragg, H. O. Croley, J. R. Dunn, J. L. Ernstes, L. F. Gist, G. S. Gower, R. B. Jones, R. G. Keith, S. W. Law, P. L. Magness, R. T. Sandler, J. A. Ward, D. R. Winn, J. H. Woodhull, J. F. FRESHMEN Crawford, R. L. Davis, G. L. Dunlop, L. C. Eckermann, W. O. Griffin, B. J. LT. C. O. SMITH Executive 1ST SGT. L. D. WYTHE, JR. First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Dietert, W. E. Cover, C. C. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. E. E. Phillips, Jr., Com. T.C.-C.C. Bn. Staff Maj. H. R. Ladymon, 5th Regt. Staff Capt. G. B. Gilbert, T.C.-C.C. Bn. Staff M Sgt. R. F. Brown, Corps Staff M Sgt. R. J. Kunze, 5th Regt. Staff SENIORS Byrd, T. J. Floyd, G. W. Yarborough, C. P. JUNIORS Dellone, F. Deutsch, M. Eagleson, R. R. Payne, L. L. Twenhafel, M. G. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Duffie, T. C. Giesecke, R. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Flack, G. R. Hoermann, A. L. Joyce, J. J. Perlmutter, G. G. Rinn, C. A. Williamson, A. L., Jr. CORPORALS Crozier, J. A. Henderson, R. D. Madison, A. F. Prihoda, L. R. Saunders, P. J. Walker, J. Q. SOPHOMORES Blume, O. E. Cato, C. L. Davis, C. S. Fincher, J. W. Franke, D. O. Gallimore, C. R. Hardwicke, L. G. Meacham, B. U. Miller, J. B. Plummer, B. R. Rollins, J. H. Shields, I. R. FRESHMEN Berglund, C. O. Chew, G. D. Little, C. G. Sredanovich, S. U. CAPT. G. B. GARNER Commander “A” COMPANY CHEMICAL CORPS CAPT. R. H. HAHNFELD Commander LT. J. P. ZUMWALT Executive 1ST SGT. B. T. THOMPSON First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Garcia, R. V. Schrader, B. F. Vornkahl, H. L. STAFF MEMBERS Col. F. A. Cleland, C.O. 5th Regt. Maj. R. L. McClure, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. A. B. Harris, 2nd Bn. Staff Capt. R. S. Schechter, 2nd Bn. Staff S Sgt. B. J. Gebert, 5th Regt. Color Guard T Sgt. G. R. Stacker, 2nd Bn. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Matthews, R. S. Oliver, W. H. STAFF SERGEANTS Jones, W. R. Lee, W. L. Lippman, W. Otken, F. P. Ross, L. D. Rucks, J. H. Schawe, R. H. Schechter, R. S. SoRelle, C. V Zerwekh, R. E. Zimmerman, B. E. CORPORALS Bacica, L. D. Ballentine, J. H. Beene, R. H. Davis, F. N. Jennings, T. K. McMillan, J. I. Schoettlen, C. E. SENIORS Alaniz, P. Baron, J. D. Collins, D. C. Davis, E. M. Greek, C. D. Noble, H. Rabb, J. T. Schaffer, J. H. Smith B. W. JUNIORS Armstrong, R. A. Brown, L. C. Dietert, R. D. Dunn, F. H. Findley, W. G. Holland, J. C. Hotchkiss, O. T. Irons, R. T. Johnson, H. T. Kilcrease, A. Y. McNeil, C. A. Osborne, E. L. Pipes, K. P. Roetzel, T. G. Stiefel, C. R. Turnage, J. W. Witmer, W. B. SOPHOMORES Day, G. W. Greene, L. W. Keene, M. L. King, J. L. Neely, W. J. Peet, C. L. Wilson, B. W. FRESHMEN DeBorde, D. D. Rollins, K. B. LT. COL. EIVIND H. JOHANSEN Executive M SGT. ALBERT W. SEITER Sergeant Major M SGT. CARLOS V. REYES Supply Sergeant T SGT. DONALD H. SHEFFIELD Communications Sergeant T SGT. JOHN S. LANCASTER Transportation Sergeant S SGT. EDWARD EARL ROBERTS Color Sergeant S SGT. BILL C. BUTLER Color Sergeant REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS COLONEL WILLY F. BOHLMANN, JR. Commander SIXTH 366 FIRST BATTALION HEADQUARTERS LT. COLONEL EDGAR E. NEAL Commander VETERANS MAJOR ANDREW J. COULTEN Executive CAPTAIN WILLIAM W. KING Adjutant CAPTAIN ROBERT M. LEDBETTER Intelligence CAPTAIN CARROLL F. COGAN Operations CAPTAIN LOUIS J. HOWARD Supply 367 LT. B. R. WILHITE Executive LIEUTENANTS Cecil, R. C. Garcia, G. Gourlay, J. C. STAFF MEMBERS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS House, J. T. Smith, G. H. STAFF SERGEANTS Brashear, R. T. Clements, M. P. Gonzalez, R. C. Howison, G. H. Lynch, W. E. McCoy, J. M. CORPORALS Richers, E. E. Roberts, J. B. Stuart, L. L. SENIORS Blankenship, B. J. Byington, B. J. Chitwood, G. E. 1ST SGT. L. H. MANJEOT First Sergeant Clayton, H. M. Cravey, D. O. Grosser, R. E. Guevara, F. A. Hennig, R. A. McClure, D. P. Murphy, W. C. Navare, A. J. Rogers, S. R. Stansfield, F. J. Summers, J. B. Taylor, C. A. Wall, D. P. Yates, N. W. JUNIORS Argenbright, K. A. Blume, R. R. Casbeer, J. I. Freeman, R. C. Garcia, O. Garcia, R. Golla, J. A. Gonzalez, E. A. Jordon, J. M. Lyons, C. J. Martinez, F. McCarthy, S. M. Miller, J. C. Pace, J. C. Ross, S. E. Seyfarth, D. R. Turley, S. J. Virgilio, J. C. SOPHOMORE Cooley, W. C. Commander CAPT. W. D. TURLEY Lt. Col. E. E. Neal, Commander, 1st Bn. Capt. W. W. King, S-l, 1st Bn. M Sgt. C. V. Reyes, 6th Regt. T Sgt. G. W. Mayben, 1st Bn. Sgt. Maj. T Sgt. J. C. Standard, Corps Staff S Sgt. E. E. Roberts, 6th Regt. 368 COMPANY VETERANS CART. E. L. JACKSON Commander IT. A. D. GONDRAN 1ST SGT. R. P. SIMPSON Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Aiken, C. H. Bleker, J. W. Maddox, J. P. Murray, B. J. Seroyer, F. D. Kidwell, T. W. Meyers, K. F. Ruddle, N. H. Stogdill, W. A. Stuntz, J. E. Terrell, R. T Tillery, J. B. STAFF MEMBERS CORPORALS Col. W. F. Bohlmann, C.O. 6th Regt. Lt. Col. E. H. Johansen, Executive 6th Regt. Major A. J. Gotten, Executive 1st Bn. Major P. H. Pullen, Adjutant 6th Regt. Capt. C. F. Cogan, S-3 1st Bn. Capt. R. M. Ledbetter, S-2 1st Bn. M Sgt. A. W. Seiter, Sgt. Maj., 6th Regt. T Sgt. R. E. Long, Supply Sgt., 1st Bn. T Sgt. D. H. Sheffield, Trans. Sgt., 6th Regt. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Barlemann, A. Reesby, R. G. STAFF SERGEANTS Campbell, G. D. Golden, T. H. Guidry, J. D. Stevenson, J. R. Steward, C. R. SENIORS Ground, E. R. Haines, E. T. Hardy, R. L. Jordan, W. V. Kiker, L. W. Kunihiro, K. Landrum, B. E. Storey, H. L. Tucker, S. S. Webster, M. J. Abelow, H. D. Belcher, W. C. Derr, H. J. Foust, J. L. Kernes, F. E. JUNIORS Engledow, R. G. Hartwell, G. E. Roth, R. H. 1ST SGT. E. D. SHERMAN First Sergeant LT. C. H. HUEY Executive LIEUTENANTS Baker, L. E. Cushing, F. W. Darby, E. T. Hightower, K. D. Martin, E. G. Smith, E. E. STAFF MEMBER Howard, L. T. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Darby, E. T. Martin, E. G. STAFF SERGEANTS Apel, E. A. Clark, B. W. Daniel, Z. O. Drisdale, J. K. Foster, H. L. Henkell, V. C. Higgenbotham, C. D. Jackson, R. O. McCool, H. J. Mayben, J. L. Pyle, P. P. Touchstone, G. H. Williams, E. L. CORPORAL Goats, L. S. SENIORS Albritton, Garland R. Carlson, E. L. Carr, Reed Cunningham, C. E. Ehlert, M. H. English, R. B. Folzenlogen, Gordon Fowler, C. N. Freidberger, G. D. Haney, R. L. Hinsley, L. M. Holliday, W. D. Huebinger, Vincent Ingraham, D. C. Irvine, W. G. Johnston, K. T. Jones, G. W. Kennedy, B. B. Langford, B. G. McConnell, J. E. Meyer, T. E. Otis, P. H. Parr, M. T. Pawlik, D. P. Powers, L. L. Schneider, J. C. Sherwood, S. W. Shockley, H. J. JUNIORS Dowden, R. E. Goforth, J. L. Lester, Douthitt McCarty, Maurice Reddig, L. W. Staton, Clifford CART. D. A. FLANAGAN Commander 370 SECOND BATTALION HEADQUARTERS LT. COL. RAYMOND W. SMYTHE Commander CAPTAIN W. R. SHANNON Intelligence CAPTAIN TYRUS F. COLLINS Operations CAPTAIN CHARLES LUEDTKE Supply MAJOR CHARLES WOOTAN Executive CAPTAIN NELSON BASS Adjutant VETERANS COMPOSITE LT. H. A. TAYLOR 1ST SGT. E. L. KELLS Executive First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Cernik, M. Collins, T. F. Powell, B. L. Vourcos, M. E. STAFF MEMBERS Lt. Col. R. W. Smythe, 2nd Bn. Capt. J. H. Maulden, 2nd Bn. Staff T Sgt. R. B. Campbell, 2nd Bn. Staff S Sgt. B. C. Butler, 6th Regt. Staff TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Johnson, H. H. Richey, W. E. STAFF SERGEANTS Adams, W. B. Crosby, C. P. Behrens, S. C. Fitts, R. G. Hubert, C. E. Inglehart, C. M. Morales, B. Terry, H. T. Villarreal, J. O. CORPORALS Corum, H. K. Pennington, J. B. SENIORS Bothwell, J. H. Bruce, W. H. Byford, W. J. Davenport, C. M. Davis, B. W. Dominey, J. N. Field, T. E. Moon. F. W. Moore, B. J. Robinette, J. L. Stotts, J. H. Wendt, A. H. JUNIORS Counce, J. M. Jackson, J. D. Mergele, J. E. Peters, W. E. Pierce, H. Pratt, G. Vetterick, W. E. SOPHOMORES Banowsky, J. B. Hilliard, J. E. Hudnall, J. W. Toland, F. Whatley, J. E. CAPT. J. E. TROUBLEFIELD Commander 372 CART. H. M. RUTHERFORD Commander LT. J. S. DENNING Executive LIEUTENANTS Hranitzky, D. R. Myer, W. C. Ransleban, G. E., Jr. Witcher, H. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Martin, V. F. Rheman, J. F. STAFF SERGEANTS Carranco, C. J. Collins, J. E. Coslett, R. J. Goforth, J. L. Hamilton, M. J. Hill, L. E. Houx, J. F. Morris, R. R. Schrank, M. M. Tatsch, C. C. 1ST SGT. J. L. SOLETHER First Sergeant SENIORS Brown, C. H. Brueck, W. L., Jr. Chernosky, A. B. Dickens, R. C. Haggard, W. C. Hernandez, E. L. Hoover, P. D. Huebinger, V. Laufenberg, J. W. Lemons, R. D. Lewie, J. R. Massa, J. A. Morgan, T. J. Moseley, W. H. Murphree, D. D. Ory, W. B. Thomas, C. W., Jr. Vickery, A. B. Webb, B. L. Whitehead, J. R. JUNIORS Ragland, F. O. Schepps, S. J. SOPHOMORES Miller, B. L. Shannon, R. E. FRESHMAN Henderson, T. E. STAFF MEMBERS Maj. W. A. Cockburn, 6th Regt. Staff Maj. C. V. Wootan, 6th Regt. Staff Capt. C. Luedike, Jr., 6th Regt. Staff Capt. Wm. R. Shannon, 6th Regt. Staff LT. BILLY D. RICHARDS Executive LIEUTENANTS Barrett, D. R. Dobbs, M. T. Englebrecht, H. W. Ludwig, J. H. Neeley, C. E. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Orr, C. R. Seigert, R. W. STAFF SERGEANTS Finlay, L. E. Francis, N. R. Ussery, Bob CORPORALS Griffin, F. F. Peurifoy, R. L. SENIORS B ’uerschlag, W. H. Bo gus, F. N. Carrold, D. F. Cummings, G. T. Meyers, F. D. Morrow, W. I. Prassel, V. Strickland, H. Woodliff, R. T. Zinn, B. A. 1ST SGT. J. F. TUCKER First Sergeant JUNIORS Gillespie, C. L. Grelin, H. E. Hartsfield, T. E. Huggins, R. H. Johnson, T. M. Taylor, Dick Wilkerson, W. D. SOPHOMORTS Anderson, D. L. Block, W. A. Burns, C. M. Chapa, R. Cox, E. A. Deauquier, B. W. Ellwood, C. B. Folzenlogen, M. D. Josey, Henry Longley, R, D. Longshore, J. L. Opersteny, C. J. Restivo, C. J. Rychlik, A. D. Scamardi, J. J. Sol. Mario Thaxton, M. E. Tishler, J. W. Wheless, Bobby Wedel, A. H. Zemenck, J. FRESHMEN Birdwell, J. R. Cade, R. N. Curtis, J. E. Lambert, Jean Potts, W. E. Swindler, B. F. STAFF MEMBERS T Sgt. W. R. Moss, Bn. Staff T Sgt. J. S. Lancaster, Regt. Staff 374 CART. FRED C. HALL Commander LT. W. L. CALDWELL Executive 1ST SGT. R. D. JONES First Sergeant LIEUTENANTS Wagner, A. Gilliland, E. L. Lowe, R. W. Chambless, M. K. TECHNICAL SERGEANT McFarling, J. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Gelber, M. J. Willis, J. M. CORPORALS Furnace, A. L. Young,G. D. SENIORS Caldwell, Walter L. JUNIORS Chambless, Morris K. AA Council, George Crumrine, M. B. Gilliland, E. L. Hall, Fred C. Hooten, Don H. Keese, Earl S. Klatt, Gustav B. Lowe, R. W. Peneler, L. R. Richardson, J. A. Stuart, J. R. Townley, C.,Jr. Wagner, A. uemer, m. j. Hall, J. E. tones, R. D. Kay, Morgan D. Lowry, B. P. Mascorro, J. N. McFarlinq, J. L. Wilis, J. M. SOPHOMORES Atkins, M. C. Bain, J. R. Bennett, L. J. Bond, H. Cardielhac, P. T. Coe, W. C. Coufal, L. L. Cummings, D. Eldred, W. E. Figueroa, F. Fissler, L. Foerster, H. M. Furnace, A. L. Gilmore, F. L. Goodlet, I. T. Jennings, T. K. Jones, C. C. Jones, I. H. Krenek, E. J. Leon-Orteqa, A. M. Magness, R. T. McCollum, T. J. Perez, E. Pool, E. L. Rau, R. J. Reedy, L. M. Reid, W. B. Rowland, R. O. Teiken, A. W. Thompson, W. H. Tillotson, J. H. Trenkman, L. M. Warnak, W. R. Wheeless, H. T. Young,G. D. FRESHMEN Donolue, T. E. Robinson, E. H. T SGT. JULIAN C. HERRING Sergeant Major T SGT. DORBANDT J. BARTON Supply Sergeant BATTALION HEADQUARTERS ATHLETES CART. MAX GREINER Commander LT. JAMES FLOWERS Executive 1ST SGT. CARL MOLBERG First Sergeant LIEUTENANT James Voss STAFF MEMBERS Col. Daniel Spears, C.O. Athletic Bat. Capt. Richard Scott, 3rd Bat. M Sgt. Dorbandt Barton, Ath. Bat. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Royalty, Charles Spencer, Mickey Bates, Robert CORPORALS Hudeck, Russell Dresser, Ralph East, Rodney Netardos, Jaro Lippman, Glenn Nohavitza. Elo Gwin, C. D. Moses, Sam JUNIORS Sikes, Delmer Gibson, Gene Hetherly, Van Frazelle, Bill Duncan, David Fowler, James Meyer, Hugh Chapin, Tuck Smith, Robert Lee Dobbyn, James Gardemal, Dick SOPHOMORES Larry, Yale Rush, George B. Saxe, Augie O ' Neal, Charles Fry, Richard Meyer, Carrie Lee Menger, Carl Higgins, James Anderson, Gary McDonald, Charles Zuch, Howard McJunkin, Herb Pfeffercorn, Don Tidwell, Bill Centilli, J. D. Diffie, Patrick Lemmons, Bernard FRESHMEN McJunkin, Jack Sherman, Bob Prewitt, James Killough, Frank Kohutck, Frank Struhall, James Black, Leo Beyer, Bob Montequt, Max Terrill, R. G. Smith, K. W. Cobb, Robert Slocum, Ferd Golman, Alvin Cox, Jere Currin, Dick Cox, Ralph Thomas, Don Graves, Ray Graves, Kay Currington, Jack Scott, Herb Ohr, Clifford Shepard, Alva Weisinger, Royce Schulte, Gerhart Jacobs, Jack Dixon, Robert Cobb, Stanley Brooks, Bill Niland, Tom K. Madley, Earl Burns, Frank Bush, Roy DuBose, Daniel Saxe, Charlie Gantt, Burt Parma, Wes Gill, Bob Scott, Derwood Coulter, Don Gracy, Richard Maqourick, Connie Self, Dick Stubbs, Austin Burns, George Rush, Marshall Robbins, Cooper Langfod, Alvin Hill, Walter Hooper, Bob Crawford, Bill Little, Jack Strong, Jeridan Pankhurst, Jim Hass, Raymon Howard, Ted Pate, Bob 377 1ST SGT. WADE ELMO First Sergeant LT. J. D. HAMPTON LT. R. B. ATKINS Executive LIEUTENANTS Bond, J. D. Dieck, G. E. Garney, W. M. Williams, Glenn TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Martin, Marvin McCarty, J. F STAFF SERGEANTS McKenzie, A. W. Omo, Amel Evans, Walter CORPORALS Comstock, Tom Ellis, Ralph Harris, Robert Jones, Howard Lackey, Lester Sandlin, Ray Sergeant, Bill Sheaffer, Robert Tankersley, Robert Tunnell, Jim White, Martin SENIOR Peters, J. E. JUNIORS Ortiz, Alex Place, B. F. Sheaffer, Clifford SOPHOMORES Abbott, Jack Adamson, Doug Anderson, W. S. Baker, J. E. Bentley, R. O. Blanton, Sam Bless, Billy Bryant, Joe Davis, W. F. DeBerry, R. G. Duncan, R. F. Ecfette, Joe Farmer, R. D. Gabriel, C. J. Germany, John Graves, Don Hale, William Hamilton, Martin Hilton, A. R. Houser, E. F. Hughes, Don Karow, William Mohle, Ted Ogjetree, A. H. Parnell, John Robertson, Norman Sorrel, Marcial Tate, Royce Terry, J. A. Vorhnkal, W. E. Walker, Walter Weber, J. P. Yiengst, David Criswell, Joe Leming, Paul Kemp, Joe FRESHMEN Abercrombie, C. P. Anderson, A. E. Baker, W. D. Barrett, J. D. Bentley, Clyde Bess, R. M. Bleyl, W. W. Bragg, William Brinkley, Jack Brodnax, J. R. Brown, R. B. Carpenter, Wm. Cashion, M. L. Chapmen, Jerry Cox,Fagan Cox, James David, John Dimmitt, Jim Sikes, Delmer Dishman, J. C. Douglass, M. C. Edwards, W. B. Fairey, W. G. Farmer, Don Fisher, E. H. Fooshee, D. Garrett, Don Gullegde, J. H. Healy, Joel Heft, Don Heft, John Hendrix, Paul Hilton, Billy Hood, B. A. Hooper, Darrel Hudgins, C. M. Johnson, J. F. Krieger, John Lastelick, Jerry Lawson, Wm. Lazarine, Marshall Ledforn, Mike Letsos, E. J. Libby, C. J. Mays, Robert CART. HERSCHEL G. MALTZ Commander McDonald, Angus Miksch, L. J. Mooney, M. B. Moore, R. J. Munneryln, Wm. Priour, Clarence Ragsdale, Bobby Ramsey, Jack Scott, H. B. Scott, R. B. Sharrock, Ralph Sims, R. J. Singleton, W. P. Smith, C. L. Spraklin, Glenn Staggs, C. L. Stalter, Wm. Stinson, R. C. Sterling, Wm. Strelau, Conrad Strickler Velvin, J. N. Watson, Cale Watts, Claude West, T. S. Whaley, Lawrence Wilmsen, Edwin Wilson, George 378 Atwood, Joe V. Aubuchon, Andre Austin, Joel E. Beard, Norris L. Backus, Kerby D. Becker, Arno W. Berner, George W. Black, Laurin D. Bockholt, Leo B. Boettcher, Ernest L. Bres, Alfonso H. Campbell, Jimmy R. Casber, John C. Cerrunka, Lee R. Lay, Billy G. Recio Orlando L. Reyes, Julio COMPANY 1 FRESHMAN Williams, Robert A. Tarrant, James R. Chapman, Carroll B. Coconougher, Charles Conway, Richard Y. Cooper, Edwin H. Crook, Don R. Courtin, Pat E. Dillard, Joseph L. Drake, Jerome E. Galvin, Raymond E. Gibson, Daniel M. Bigson, Kenneth E. Giese, Art Jr. Greaney, Donald E. Guthrie, Sampson C. Hall, Tommy G. Hoffman, Rudolf A. Newlin, Borah P. Parish, Thomas H. Travis, Robert S. Schafer, John S. Hanna, Daniel N. Heathman, Bennie L. Homeyer, Bruno C. Howell, Daniel D. Hudson, Patton C. Hulan, Henry D. Hurta Thomas L. Japp, Jack W. Jenkins, Jerry G. Jones, Robert C. Jordan, James I. Keller, Wm. W. Kennedy, Dean S. Koontz, James L. Krueger, Doyle E. Lawson, David A. Long, Robert M. MacDonald, John G. Roberts, David W. Staffel, Gerald Taylor, Robert E. Urbani, Pompeo Eller James M. Leal, Hamon Lewi, Jack Mopes, Wm. R. McClure, Donald H. Melcher, Fred W. Meredith, John L. Monroe, Kenneth W. Pearce, Marcellus M. Peeples, Rufus R. Phillips, Charles C. Prather, Otto A. Raynaud, Joseph B. Redford, Thomas D. Richardson, David P. Showers, Wayne A. Simon Haskell L. Tanner, Carrol B. Dunn, James M. Hinze, Victor L. Pearson, Philip R. Pippen, Chas. J. Roberts, London K. Roberts, Vernon K. Schwarz, Kirk F. Simons, Lutcher B. Slack, Joseph L. Smith, Garland P. Stahl, Billy J. Thomas, James H. Thomas, Robert S. Vinz, Frank L. Yalker Charles E. Walker, Luther A. Weir, Arthur T. Wetz, Ferman L. Wiliams, Robert D. COMPANY 2 FRESHMAN Adams, E. E. Alexander, R. V. Almoguer, Rudolph Avila, L. H. Bailey, B. G. Baker, H. F. Balke, B. K. Beagle, C. D. Benkendorfer, D. W. Burtis, J. W. Holmes, K. B. Miller B. R. Ross, L. A. Tanis, P. E. Urbanosky, H. J. Wicks, D. W. Berger, C. E. Blank, C. R. Blazey, P. T. Boland, M. L. Boring, G. D. Boyd, O. Y. Bridges, E. D. Brown, R. T. Crockett, J. D. Jordan, F. H. Herrera, Antonio Kreuz C. R. Richards, C. A. Smith, A. M. Steel, H. V. Browne, R. T. Burgess, C. E. Butler, L. R. Carr, G. W. Carroll, D. F. Child:,, J. O. Clark, S. R. Collins, T. B. Cooper, D. R. England, Newton LeFerve, E. W. Lozano, O. A. Radford L. R. Sanders, W. E. Scott, A. C. Tam, E. A. Willshusen, G. H. Broxton, M. I. Brady, T. T. Bryant, D. N. Cortner, F. W. Davis, C. D. Davis, C. R. Davison, T. M. Drennan, H. J. England, William Faubion, J. L. Franke, L. K. Gill, R. F. Hascall, W. T. Hickernell, J. L. Krone, D. R. Martin, H. J. Mondshine, T. O. Olivier, W. A. Risien, G. L. Shadel, Harold Brachet, R. D. Espat, E. A. Fritz, J. F. Froelich, J. W. Fuller, E. T. Giesecke, R. L. Gill, Hugh Gill T. M. Grafton, Jimmy Grantom, C. A. Groff, W. L. Grosjean, B. W. Gruber, G. A. Hildebrand, J. R. Jacobs, L. M. Mallett, A. J. Ruiz, J. J. Sexton, T. C. Williams, A. P. Hamil, H. F. 379 Gideon, G. D. Harden, John F. Hare, George S. Harrell E. H. Head, David K. Heath, Bobb R. Henderson, William H. Lively, Joe D. Myers, Irving M. Stevenson, Bob Van Timme, Albert C. Erzen, John Hartwig, R. C. COMPANY 3 FRESHMAN Hinman, Pete Holland, Willard P. Horstmann, Edward A. Hubbell, Robert H. Johnson, Rupert M. LaMack, William J. McKinney Edmund J. Miller, Harvey F. Moore, Benjamin L. Mugg, Jarrell B. Polzer, Wilfred L. Rapp, T. L. Roper, Charles A. Sammons, James B. Sykora, James H. Whitley, Glen C. DeHerra, Carlos L. Harper, W. W. Jackson, John L. Jackson, Sam M. Johnson, William B. Jonas, Morris L. Jones Kenneth M. Kelly, Thad C. Kemper, Roger E. Ledlow, James C. Lindsey, James P. Marshall, Allen F., Jr. Morrow, Richard F. Rawlings, Charles R. Stearns, Richard D. Thompson, Chauncey O, Malcom, John H. Mathews Jack C. Mattei, Joe B. McConathy, Clarence E. McFarland, Robert B. McGough, B. Wayne McLelland Robert T. Meinstein, Leon S. Merryman, Jerry D. Pankonien, Bob L. Parkey, J. D. Roberts, Warren H. Rogers, A. Mercer Smelley, Charles L. Stoddard, A. Rudolph McClaren, Sherwood W., Ill Moore, James E. Moses, William C. Muller, Frank W. Payne, Thomas L. Peacock, Thomas A. Pellerin Owen L. Pirtle, William N. Powell, Jack L. Raines, Shelley T. Read, James H. Reeves, John M. Relyea, James R. Thomae, E. H. Price, William Trojacek, D. Harrison, Thomas P. Holland, Andrew W. Hudson, Joe A. Huffman, William F. Hughitt, Jesse M. Hultgren, Hilmer C. Insall Robert E. McLemore, Bobby F. Roberts, Darrell R. Scott, Bill H. Slone, Charles R. Solis, Joe F. COMPANY 4 FRESHMAN Stark, C. E. Thornton, William S. Zesch, Eugene H. Frey, John R. Garcia, John A. E. Jackson, James B. Jaeger, Keith D. Johnson, Oscar T. Juvenal Jim P. Killian, Robert B. Ireland, Ralph Irvine, George LeBleu, Maurice J. Love, Wert E. Pond, F. W. Rankin, Robert J. Pluenneke, C. H. Alley, Darrel A. Anderson, Ray M. Bailey, Tom E. Baker, James Bob, Bell, John B. Bell, Robert K. Black, Shelton G. Blackstock, Fred E. Burch John S. Deramee, Don A. Hill, Billy G. Kahnek, L. A. Burns, F. E. Bolen, J. C. Kerr, P. W. Higgins, A. S. Chamut, Jose Childers, Robert Cleghorn, Vincent Cocanougher, Bonnie Compton, Hey Cruse, James Dudley, John Howell, V. D. Tabb Donald Thornton, Jack Williams, Howard Gough, John Uptmore, J. Childress, Robert DeAlba, Salvador Fischgrabe, Otto D. Flatt, Douglas E. Fritts, Jack G. Caches, Harry E. Gowan, Claude E. Grissom, Tommy S. Haas, John R. Hall, Jack E. Olsen, Don P. Overton L. C. Heimer, A. Newman, Don Holloway, Teddy G. Lannert, Richard F. Murrah, Sammy Newsom, Robert W. Pierson, John E. Presnol, William C. Priddy, Donald C. Rhodes, Lynn Ruffini, Harry R. Sandelovic, Julius J. Schenkel, Herman A. Schurig, Henry E. COMPANY 5 FRESHMAN Shankles, Douglas L. Shumbera August L., Jr. Becker, F. L. Bennett, D. C. George, Ralph W. Hillin, J. M. Rush, Robert L. Schlinke, Orville C. Seals, Billy T. Seifert, Clifton E. Senior, Luke Shuler, John J. Smith, Edgar W. Tevis, Charles C. Thomas, Edward E. Ward, Roland G. Welsch, Hanno F. Bradford W. W. Smith, Owen E. Starnes, Hugh L. Stubblefield, Jerry E. Trousdale, James W., Jr. Vilas, John R. Vrana,Rudy Ward, Billy C. Whitley, Bobby R. Williams, David E. Willmann, W. J. Winsett, Ivan L. Young, Anderson V., Jr. Zahn, Dennis G. Zieschang Edwin C. Maxwell, H. D., Jr. McDonald, D. J. McMahan, J. McMurrey, J. W. Miks, L. C. Milhollin, Q. K. Miller, R. C.,Jr. Musser, E. Schaffer, C. Steed, G. E. Westphal, R. Willis, F. Holder, Ed Brown Tedda R. Johnson, Carl E. McCarty, Carl E. McMaster, Billy C. Michna, F. M. Morgan, Jimmie L. Murchison, Thomas E. Newman, Richard A. Orts, Frank A. Parish, Norman R. Price, Alexander G. Prochazka, Henry Pyburn, Alton R. Bouldin, Wm. D. COMPANY 6 FRESHMAN Hail, Numsen M. Harris, Joe E. Hartman Ralph A. Hinson, Jerome C. Hotard, Clifton M. Hudspeth, Benjamin H. Jaeger, Alvis J. Jennings, Sherrill Johnson, Bobby G. Jones, Raymond C. Kallus, Daniel J. Klingman, Harold E. Noak, Arvis E. Plueckhan, Floyd H. Shoemaker, Dwight E. Smith, Earl L. Wells, Roy D. Zimmerman, William K. Zuber Gordon D. Langford, J. E. Lathem, Tom W. Lenzen, R. D. Luce, R. T. Mansfield, B. E. McReynolds, Warren L. Melton, Tommy J. Meyers, Bob R. Mooney, Rogers L. Niebuhr, Mike Ryberg, J. H. Wharton, James A. White, Robert W. Brashear, William P. McAnally, Glen D. McClellan Leon F. Moody, John W. Mueller, Henry A. Pafford, Joe B. Peterson, Joseph S. Reynolds, Jack K. Richardson, Orval R. Saunders, Richard L. Shanahan, Ralph L. Shannon, Charles W. Schmidt, Elwood L. Williams, Ben ny G. Yantis, John M. Osborn, R. B. Delaney, Guy W. Hardin, Cletus A. Hildebrande Thomas G. Jones, Manford E. Knox, Wayne H. Payne, Don L. Pengelly, Allen K. Richey, Don R. Ricketts, Evert T. Shearer, Gordon K. Simmons, Forrest G. Sloan, Ray K. Sydenham, Stanley R. Wagenfehr, Johnny G. Hornstein, Charles E., Jr. Manly, Max Stade, Thomas H. Stevens William R. Swenning, Richard L. Terk, Roger H. Walker, Richard Wallingford, Ralph E. Waskom, Reagan Williams, Thomas B. Willingham, Jack G. Young, Donald Alaniz, Johnny Alessandro, Pat Allen, Phil Allison, Howard Anderson, Raymond Andrews, Bob Arhelger, Robert Ater Eugene Barnett, Jack Batchelor, Jimmy Broughton, K. E. Casso, Alfonso Casso, Raul Plores, Ignacio COMPANY 7 FRESHMAN Klinger, Thomas Manos, Pete Phillips, D. B. Rivera, Rodolfo Weatherford, Wilson Gutierrez, C. J. Bennett, E. A. Betancourt, John F. Black, Bryan E. Bland Jerrel G. iottom, Davis Boyd, B. K. Boyd, James S. Bradley, Robert Brooks, Jack D. Buchanan, Rex Buchanan, Spencer J. Buchner, D. R. Carson, Ray S. Marlow, Raymond, Jr. Ramming, R. W., Jr. Browner, Lester L. Bristow, Bill E. Cain Marlin T. Cawley, William O. Cherry, Calvin W. Clayton, John J. Cook, James E. Cosper, Charles E. Crane, Walton G. Dean, William W. Didier, Donald E. Dinerstein, Theodore H. Goetz, Eddie L. Gregg, R. J. Miller, Robert L. Parrack, Jim M. Bagley, Jimmie C. Bennett, C. C. Brown G. E. Dimmitt, Malcolm R. Driver, Richard L. Dunnam, Keats Edens, William D. Engel, Erwin C., Jr. Feingold, Leon Fields, Truett N. Folley, Billy C. Galle, Joseph S. Jones, Robert W., Jr. McCombs, D. O. Morris, Robert B. Willy, Frederick M. Brannon W. L. Dunn, W. A. Eckert, C. E. Francis, E. D. Gorman, J. D. Gray, B. C. Haddad, F. Halow, E. P.. Hamlin, W. B. Hamman, P. Harper, G. K. Jarvis, D. C. Minturn, W. Purvis, H. B. Snyder, P. D. Stewart, J. M. Trahan F. W. COMPANY 8 FRESHMAN Cress, J. F. Stafford, Gordon L. Stanislav, Rudolph J. Stephenson, William A. Stone, Robert D. Sutton, Ray B. Thompson, Jimmy C. Todd, William L. Tolle, Charles O. Travelstead, Wallace B. Trojacek, Donald VanTyne, Richard G. Vanzura, Bruce H. Walker, John H. Walls, Richard F. Walters, Charles R. Weller, Berthold L. Yaggi, Ronald T. Piland, Zil A. Vardiman, Boyce A. Virden, Carlton R. Wallace, Joe C. Welch, James D. Wilson, Roland Wolfe, Gene R. Woodall, Robert W. Young, Floyd H., Jr. Young, John P. Zeek, Richard M. Zeigler, Charles R. Bickham, Jim D. Arnst, T. K. Hill, John E. Aviles, Dionel Mendes, Alfred L. Moore, Horace L. Morgan, J. D. O ' Neal, R. E. Pruett, Rolland J. Turner, Sherman W. Turney, John I. Walton, William L. Wauters, Fred R. Wolfskill, Lyle A. Woody, Robert L. Womack, D. Flinn, Charles E. Harrison, Richard T. Hofmann, Charles Huppertz, John F. McCarley, Robert E. Pirtle, Charles L. Weiler, John L. Wheat, Richard O. Whitehurst, Troy N., Jr. Wooden, Marion D. Burns, Ted M. Donaldson, A. W. Lilly, William S. McLeod,Max W. Muller, Johnny F. Page, Donald E. Syers, Ralph M. Spencer, Bryan S. Stine, Samuel O Vickrey, L. A. Wicker, Charles N. Wilbanks, Bruce A. Woolf, Don E. Vawter, J. H. 382 V COMPANY 9 FRESHMAN Alexander, Earle S., Jr. Armstrong, Lynn E. Ash, Robert D. Averill, J. H. Bailey, L. D. Baker, R. J. Baker, W. L. Ballew, V. E. Bane, E. R., Jr. Barber, M. W. Barmore, G. C. Malone, J. C. Leon, A. L. Pool, R. E. Rose, E. P. Barnard, Bobby Beaty, P. A. Beaver, J. D. Beavers, C. E. Becker, G. A. Bell, A. D. Benson, D. W. Bird, C. E. Blackwell, D. C. Bloomer, J. E. Bloomquist, E. G. Boggie, R. A. Coronado, F. X. Dawson, Ed R. Gillett, V. W. Halsell, J. I. Lafler, F. E. Parrish, J. D. Wood, S. B. Bolieu, T. J. Bowles, W. F. Boykin, R. S. Brand, Max E. Brav n, J. S. Bristol, R. E. Bruchmiller, C. H. Bryant, J. S. Burke, J. C. Chandler, Taylor Davis, R. H. Gilleland, T. E. Huffman, R. E. LaRue, C. F. Miller, J. C. Nickerson, J. A. Warren, G. S. White, T. H. Alexander, H. W. Bull, Don L. Caldwell, P. H. Calhoun, J. A. Callahan, W. H. Cargill, C. R. Carlyle, G. W. Chapman, J. D. Christofferson, C. R. Clay, W. H. Cobb, C. C. Cogburn, J. W. Flores, O. E. Graham, J. L. Henderson, R. W. McMillian, J. W. McNeely, B. W. Cobble, W. G. Brown, Bill J. Coldiron, C. E. Cole, B. L. Colley, T. L. Collins, S. G. Cook, W. T. Cotman, J. P. Cozzens, C. R. Creel, R. J. Crowley, Bill W. Ctvrtlik, J. H. Culli, G. O. Curlee, L. L. Dayton, E. F. Farmer, J. S. Hegmann, E. W. Koopmann, D. C. Schlather, W. G. Simmonds, J. H. Dansby, R. E. Davis, Douglas H. Dehnert, John Detweiler, Gaston Devoll, James Dodge, Fred Drawe, Robert Dunn, F. W. East, William James, W. L. Messersmith, Louis Newkirk, Irvin Phillips, Lee Seligman, John COMPANY 10 FRESHMAN Simmons, William Bachman, Stewart, Jr. Earl, James A. Easley, Cecil R. Elliott, Claude G. Evans, Jackie M. Evans, Robert E. Faulkner, James D. Faulkner, Richard C. Henry, V. T., Jr. Hill, Lester O. Lang, Carl D. McAdams, H. L., Jr. Mecklin, James R. Rains, Richard K. Scudder, William J Fletcher, Bobby W. Fojtik, Frank H. Foster, F. M. Fowler, J. F. Fuentes, L. F. Gamble, H. W. Garey, Don L. Gayle, D. Z. Genitempo, Don George, R. J. George, W. O. Gibbs, R. B. Johns, A. C. Kyser, James Meador, B. Rabago, R. I. Spragins, Edward S. Tevis, R. S., Jr. Coffman, James D. Gibson, Bruce G. Glass, Tommy C. Goode, Sterling D. Gray, Robert L. Gray, Thomas L. Greco, Leonard C. Gregory, James H. Grisham, Dale S. Grote, Fred R. Guerra, Alanzo Johnson, Andrew J. Johnson, Don H. Landrum, Bobby L. Perkins, Robert E. Wehrs, Freddie Hale, L. H. Holliday, Jack R. Halton, E. O. Hamilton, B. L. Hansen, R. D. Hardee, B. E. Harper, S. H. Harrison, D. W. Hartley, V. D. Hartwell, J. D. Harvard, H. L. Havard, R. H. Helms, H. T. Marshall, G. K. McAnelly, W. C. Randle, D. E. Richman, J. P. Underwood, W. E. Baumann, E. A. Beck, M. E. Bell, B. J. Bell, J. R. Blanchette, J. B. Bowdoin, A. C. Bragassa, C. B. Bretchez, O. D. Darilek, O. A., Jr. Dorchester, J. M. Evans, B. C. Fisbeck, F. J. Lockhart, P., Jr. Pace, M. H. COMPANY 11 FRESHMAN Parsons, B. P. Runge, L. H. Bridges, Berry Cameron, Paul Campbell, David Chambers, D. G. Coveny, Roy Croft, Paul Eisenberg, Alvin Gilless, Edgar Hubble, R. J. Kcblinger, James Kimbell, Wilbur Linnartz, Donald Martindale, W. R. Shepley, L. O. Smith, B. B. VanderStucken, Alfred Doty, J. D. Baker, C. Buescher, Norman Davis, Raymond Lee Davis, William E. Dellinger, Donald R. Dittmar, Martin J.,Jr. Duke, Tommy W. Elliott, James D. Gerlich, Norman R., Jr. Highsmith, William S. Skeans, Ted Wallace,Billy J. Mahler, C. A. Miller, R. W. Ellis, John R. Felton, J. H. Ford, Robert Fox, D. H. Fox, N. P. Gates, G. H. Hardcastle, F. M. Holloway, J. E. Holmes, H. C. Longerre, G. W. Marsh, W. C. Mattijetz, C. W. Moak, O. J. Murrilla, A. D. Nicholas, M. A. Richardson, H. E. Turnham, G. E. Wilder, J. E. Carpenter, Bob Evans, B. Q. Gay, Lester L. Gill, J. R. Gilstrap, William P. Glaxner, Dan Hagg, M. O. Harris, Henry J. Harris, J. B. Hendley, C. F. Heth, J. B. Joseph, James Laughlin, John R. McGee, James W. Payne, W. D. Walls, Robert E. Wicke, Robert J. Wittenburg, Joe M. ’ ' li c -v; : f ' ll EfiSt COMPANY 12 FRESHMAN Bohmler, H. S. Currens, Daniel R. Herbert, William E. Hill, William C. Hodges, Henry A. Hoppe, Bob H. Hudson, D. G. Humphries, Robert L. Hunter, William V. Hutchison, Robert D. Jackson, George T. Jacobson, John W. Jarvis, Harold D. Jones, Bob R. Keller, Irvin E. Martin, Sam H. Styner, Marley P. Joyner, Gerald L. Kasper, Ronny F. Kelly, Thomas E. Kennedy,John R. Keeling, James W. Kruger, Weldon D. Lane, Richard N. Little, Charles R. Little, Leroy E. Lockhart, Hut H. Love, Orval R. Loyd, Harold L. Lucas, Curtis B. Morrison, Don H. Patton, C. D. Sharp, A. C. Snyder, Alvin H. Arguindegui, Peter R. Arnold, Thomas G. Manousos, Donald B. Marlow, Walter S. Martin, John J. Martinez, Pabloc Masse, William R. McDowell, Robert McFarland, Maurice S. McGee, Elwin L. Maynig, Edward G. Miller, Maurice W. Minn, Laurence E. Murphy, Pat H. Terry, Frank Chumbley, J. W. Jackson, Bobby D. McElroy, Elward M. Musgrove, Freddy G. Newsom, Max M. Noyen, John A. Pank, John L. Pinkston, Robert D. Price, James M. Proctor, Robert L. Raymond, Jewell D. Tanner, Richard C. Yates, John L. Doby, Robert F. Markham, G. W. Nelson, Robert W. Olivares, Jose A. Patrick, Lewis W. Pennington, Glenn M. Peplow, William G. Rainwater, William M. Ratliff, David L. Remsburg, Hartwell E. Reuwer, Herbert J. Richardson, James E. Riddle, Joe A. Roe, Newton C. Ross, Cecil J. Sparks, G. W. Travis, Bobby Joe Ehl, J. W. 384 ■arlHiAii -iAfct COMPANY 13 FRESHMAN Bilhartz, J. R. Herring, C. W. Hinson, E. M. Hinton, B. J. Holder, J. R. Jones, R. E. Kubala, L. M. Magness, J. L. Massengale, A- E. Matthews, C. Parma, G. R. Petty, R. O. Shepard, P. J Souther, J. D. Trapp, W. G. Webber, G. C. S. Whitley, J. T. Rogers, W. B. McAllister, Martin W. McCarty, Allan G. Mclemore, Tommy E. Myrick, Walter M. Pfeiffer, Arnold P. Phelps, Dick R. Rabon, R. D. Reeves, John H. Reynolds, George C. Riley, Frank A. Rust, Dee E. Smith, Herman O. Williams, Ronald Roberts, H. A. Austin, E. T. Clinton, K. B. LeBlanc, Patrick H. McCreary, Charles K. Price, J. Stanley Ritter, A. Keith Roark, Bob H. Roberts, E. B. Robin, Royce R. Samford, John A. Scott, Charles M. Scott, Ethan A. Shivers, Roland D. Sholar, Willard C. Stewart, Louis A. Willson, James P. Shown, Guy Sikes, C. Simms, Bobby L. Smith, Charles E. Smith, Eugene B. Smith, Glen A. Speer, Milton L. Stauts, William M. Stegall, H. L., Jr. Templin, Max L. Tuttle, G. W. White, G. H. FRESHMAN DRILL TEAM Bottom, Davis Brand, Max E. Chambers, Dave G. Fields, Truett N. Fritz, Joe F. Gamble, H. Wayne Harris, Joe B. Harrison, Diltman W. Hickernell, Jim L. Hornstein, Charles F. Jones, Robert W. Ledlow, Jim C. Manos, Pete N. FIRST PLATOON McGee, James W. Miller, Harvey F. Osborn, Robert B. Reynolds, Jack K. Rose, E. Perry Saunders, Richard L. Sutton, Ray B. Sydenham, Stanley R Wallace, Joe C. Whitehurst, Troy N. Willis, Fred R. Wolfskill, Lyle A. Wood, Stanley B. Vanzuna, Bruce H. SECOND PLATOON Brady, T. T., Jr. Chandler, Taylor Engel, Erwin C. Faulkner, J. D. Groff, W. L. Hinman, Pete Marshall, A. F. Moses, William C. Muller, Frank W. Pengelly, Allen K. Peterson, J. S. Scott, Charles M. Smith, B. B. 385 ROSS VOLUNTEER COMPANY DON P. McCLURE ....................C. O. . E. J. HATZENBUEHLER ...............Exec. O. ’j J. L. TAYLOR ....................1 st Sgt. J. R. WOODALL ........Guidon Bearer FIRST PLATOON R. K. EGGER ..............Platoon Leader J. E. MILLER .........................Platoon Sergeant Batley, Pat Bohlmann, W. F. Denning, J. S. Ludwig, J. H. Kreager, D. J. Pumphrey, W. Ranslaben, C. E. Goble, C. E. Greenwalm, C. Easely, C. T. Francis, C. E. Fuller, C. FI. Fleusinger, E. F. Jennings, J. E. Johnson, R. B. Kadel, J.D. King, J. L. Mclver, J.D. Manjeot, L. A. Massa, J. A. Mills, H. G. Mueller, F. D. Oglesby, J. M. Raley, J. L. Ryan, D. J. Southworth, S. G. Stokes, M. J. Taylor, C. C. Hoover, P. D. Roberts, E. E. Stanford, J. C. Keelen, D. K. SECOND PLATOON H. W. BEUTEL...............................Platoon Leader S. G. PATE......................... Platoon Sergeant Breuck, W. L. Cox, B. L. Eubanks, L. A. Judge, G. E. Miles, E. P. Stevens, E. M. Sweeney, B. W. Gilchrist, E. E. Barnes, S. H. Joseph, D. R. Kells, E. L. McBeth, L. T. Martin, A. D. Mayben, G. W. Mitchell, R. F. Monahan, J. F. Oliver, W. H. Porter J. W. Grosser, R. E. Alexander, J. B. Bernhardt, H. J. Bradley, P. S. Campbell, R. B. Clark, N. N. Crosby, C. P. Davis, N. P. Jack, R. W. Ruble, C. R. Tanner, J. A. Thorn, D. C. White, S. S. Wiches, H. G. Wimberly, B. Zimmerman, B. E. Griffin, B. R. Thompson, B. T. THIRD PLATOON C. K. LANDRUM.........................Platoon Leader TIM WORD ................................Platoon Sergeant Cogan, C. F. Hengst, A. R. Henk, F. H. Porter, V. R. Roark, R. E. Knox, J. R. McAllister, E. B. Massengale, L. V. Matthews, R. S. Nutt, W. C. CAPT. DON P. McCLURE Commander Saleh, J. E. Thomas, C. W. Fulke, R. R. Brown, D. E. Duke, J. H. Brown, R. F. Charlton, G. V. Dietert. R. D. Finch, A. J. Fockelman, W. I Haines, D. C. Johnson, W. T. Jones, J. W. Parse, M. W. Pianta, J. E. Royder, T. H. Sheffield, F. L. Shiefel, C. R. Tumlinson, R. R. Wilhite, F. R. Wright, R. C. Smith, K. W. McGown, C. K. Schawe, R. H. Stroud, T. L. Cruz, A. D. 386 MILITARY AWARDS B Engineers.........General George F. Moore Trophy ' A Air Force........Houston Chamber of Commerce Award C Infantry ..............36th Division Award A Cavalry................Walters Trophy B Engineers................Troland Trophy Freshman Band............Outstanding Freshman Unit Doyle R. Avant . Alfred D. Martin Wilman D. Barnes Jimmie C. Magruder Eric W. Carlson . Erwin W. Neuvar . Carroll C. Taylor . . Texas ROA Award Caldwell Trophy DAR Award UDC Trophy Mothers ' Club Award LHL Scholarship Award Adcock Trophy SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD Charles K. Landrum . Robert F. Mitchell Walter W. Zimmerman John L. Taylor Charles B. Modisett . Frank A. Cleland . Willy F. Bohlmann J. T. Dotson . Sam G. Pate . George T. Keene . Cecil H. Huey III Robert A. Flake . Horace R. Ladymon . Samuel H. Barnes . Air Force (Admin.) Air Force (Maint.) Air Force (Install.) Cavalry .... ASA Chemical Corps Engineers Field Artillery Infantry . . . Ordnance Quartermaster Signal Corps Transportation Corps Coast Artillery HOUSTON C OF C CITATION CORDS Alfred D. Martin..........Cadet Corps Herbert G. Mills..........Corps Troops Wilman D. Barnes.........Infantry Regt. Richard M. Elliott.........Artillery Regt. Dare E. Keelan...........Air Group Albert W. Rollins........Cav.-Engr. Regt. London D. Wythe........Composite Regt. G. W. Mayben...........Sixth Regt. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST TROPHY Clifford A. Taylor George S. Kent Robert E. Grosser Reuben D. Cook Duane C. Unrue BRANCH ASSOCIATIONS ' AWARDS Jack L. Raley . Bill T. Thompson . James A. Warmker Louis A. Eubank Thomas E. Flukinger Herbert W. Beutel J. O. Kadel E. H. Johansen . William R. Moss David L. McCausey Clifford O. Smith . Royal F. Brown . Air Force Chemical Corps Coast Artillery Engineers Engineers Field Artillery Ordnance Quartermaster Quartermaster Signal Corps Transportation Corps Transportation Corps DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS AWARDS Bertram E. Beecroft Allen S. Carter Wayne A. Dunlap Norman B. Harborth Gene D. Kennedy Bill C. Morris Roy M. Redwine James W. Rogers Richard L. Robinson Voris R. Burch Billy F. Coker Knud C. Frederickson George L. Harkrider Ernest P. Maxwell William S. Price Louie E. Robinson Edwin D. Snead David L. Wood OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE AWARDS D. M. Jennison.......... A Infantry R. F. Semlinger.......... B Infantry B. A. Underwood......... C ' ' Infantry J. W. Dalston........... D Infantry Paul L. Shaffer.......... E Infantry A. F. Summy......... A Field Artillery Jim G. Anderson........ B Field Artillery J. Harold Hughes....... C Field Artillery W. A. McSpadden....... D Field Artillery C. R. Dunn.......... E Field Artillery R. A. Ingels........... A Cavalry G. D. Edwards.......... B Cavalry Billy R. Trimmier.......... C Cavalry D. C. Owen........... A Air Force H. C. Kennedy.......... B Air Force H. T. Chandler.......... C Air Force D. R. Reaves........... D Air Force Charles F. Parr.......... E Air Force H. E. Hatcher.......... F Air Force A. M. Burton.......... G Air Force E. W. Carlson.......... H Air Force Jack L. Morris.......... I Air Force John B. Flume.......... K Air Force K. M. Wiggins........ A Coast Artillery B. A. Kalmans........ B Coast Artillery R. R. Streikert.......... A Engineers R. F. Brown........... B Engineers O. W. Carter........ A Signal Corps W. R. Greene ...... A Army Security Agency J. C. Fletcher......... A Quartermaster Howard W. Kruse...... . B Quartermaster F. J. Dougharty......... A Ordnance J. R. Vincent....... A Transportation Corps P. J. Saunders...... B Transportation Corps L. L. Stuart........... A Veterans C. R. Steward........... B Veterans Lawrence S. Goats......... C Veterans J. 3. Pennington.......... D Veterans R. E. Shannon........... E Veterans C. B. Elwood.......... A Composite Richard O. Rowland........ B Composite Elo Nohavitza........... A Athletics Ralph J. Ellis........... B Athletics V. R. Burch...........Maroon Band G. C. Ellisor............White Band OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN AWARDS Guy Shown.........Freshman Regiment Tom E. Bailey . First Battalion Joe E. Wallace.........Second Battalion Weldon D. Krueger........Third Squadron Lutcher B. Simmons.........Company 1 Richard T. Brown..........Company 2 Richard D. Stearns.........Company 3 Don P. Olsen...........Company 4 Gene E. Steed...........Company 5 Thomas B. Williams.........Company 6 Charles E. Caser..........Company 7 John H. Walker..........Company 8 John C. Burke............Flight 9 Don L. Garey............Flight 10 James W. McGee...........Flight II Thomas E. Kelly...........Flight 12 Albert Massengale..........Flight 13 387 DEDICATION The record of the 1949-50 Aggie sports year is dedicated to the memory of Charley Moran, whose achievements as a coach and leader at A M from 1909 through 1914 are unsurpassed in Texas legendry. A dynamic, 43-year career as a football player and coach and as a baseball player, manager, and umpire was the outstanding record made by Uncle Charley Moran prior to his death on June 13, 1949. Although the follower of sports on the national scene, even the casual Southwestern sports fan remembers Moran as the salty-tongued National League umpire and as the coach of the famed 1921 Prayin ' Colonels of Centre College, Aggies and authorities on Texas athletic competition know Moran better as a great coach at A M for a six-year period, 1909-1914. Moran ranks with Dana X. Bible as the outstanding football coaches A M has had in its 57-year gridiron history. The fiery Moran bested even the remarkable Bible ' s winning average as he posted an 80.2 percentage to Bible ' s 78.9% mark. Taking over the head coaching reins after the second game of the 1909 campaign, Moran guided the Aggies to six victories that fall, and when he left A M, his football teams had gained 37 wins, three ties, and only eight losses. Only in 1913 did Moran field a losing eleven, and his records in 1910 (eight wins, one loss), 1911 (six wins, one loss), 1912 (eight wins, one loss), and 1914 (six wins, one loss, one tie) are adequate proof of his coaching prowess. Moran ' s 1909 and 1912 gridiron powerhouses were claimants to the mythical title of Champions of the South. Although only the ' 09 team was undefeated (in addition to six wins under Moran, it recorded a victory and a tie under Merriam), the single victories by opponents in the other winning years were far from catastrophes — Arkansas 5, A M (1910); Texas 6, A M (1911); Kansas State 13, A M 10 (1912), and Haskell Institute 10, A M (1914). And when Moran ' s Aggie elevens left the greensward victorious, some of the Southland’s finest were among the losers. In 1909 Ha skell, Baylor, and Oklahoma were victims—as was Texas, which succumbed twice that season, 23-0 and 5-0. In 1910 the vanquished included Southwestern (then among Texas football ' s finest), Tulane, TCU (twice), and again Texas. Losers in 1911 were Southwestern, Auburn, Mississippi, and Baylor. The powerful 1912 eleven literally stomped Arkansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi State, Tulane, and Baylor—defeating all by from four to nine touchdowns. In 1914 TCU, LSU, Rice, Oklahoma A M, and Mississippi fell before A M. Strangely enough, when Moran ' s Centre College team achieved national recognition in 1921 after defeating invincible Harvard, 6-0, the Prayin ' Colonels were invited to play in a post-season Dixie Classic in Dallas against none other than Texas A M! Dana Bible had undertaken the tutoring of the Aggies by this time, and the stay- at-home Texans on Bible ' s squad toppled the traveling Texans on Moran ' s team (the Colonels included numerous outstanding players from Oak Cliff in Dallas and Fort Worth), 22-14. Yet Moran never lost his love for A M; in an interview after A M had tied heavily favored Texas, 14-14, in late 1948, he told a Southern sports writer, with an undertone of pride in his voice, I ' ve always had a soft spot in my heart for the Texas Aggies. 390 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT D. W. WILLIAMS Chairman, Athletic Council YELL LEADERS Front row: Glenn Kothmann, head senior yell leader. Middle row: James Red Duke, senior yell leader, and William Tex Thornton, veteran yell leader. Back row: Don Joseph, junior yell leader, and Bill Richey, junior yell leader. Planning strategy for a Saturday contest are line coach DuBose, end coach King, head coach Stiteler, and backfield coach Todd. 1949 Left panel: top left, DICK S. TODD, backfield coach; top right, WILLIAM T. DuBOSE, line coach; bottom left, WILLIAM DAYTON, trainer, and bottom right, J. T. KING, end coach. Bottom panel: top left, JAMES OVERlY, assistant trainer,- top right, ROBERT STREET, manager; bottom left, JOHN MAYFIELD, manager, and bottom right, KENZY HALLMARK, assistant manager. Letterman First row, left to right: Glenn Lippman, Charley Royalty, Charley McDonald, Augie Saxe, Don Nicholas, Carl Molberg, Dick Gardemal, Mack Stoe ltje, Elo Nohavitza, and Doyle Moore. Second row: David Duncan, Tuck Chapin, Bob Bates, Dorbandt Barton, Bob Smith, Jim Dobbyn, Dick Scott, Yale Lary, Carl Hill, head coach Harry Stiteler, and backfieid coach Dick Todd. Third row: A. J. Dugas, Walter Davenport, Alex Stroble, Jimmy Flowers, Max Greiner, W. T. Rush, Dwayne Tucker, Murry Holditch, Jaro Netardus, end coach Bill Dawson, line coach Bill DuBose, and freshman coach Perron Shoemaker. Fourth row: Hugh Meyer, Russ Hudeck, Sam Moses, Clarence Lawson, Clinton Gwin, Mickey Spencer, Rodney East, Cedric Copeland, Delmer Sikes, Jim Fowler, and assistant coach Gilbert Steinke. Lettermen not shown: co-captains Wray Whittaker and Bobby Goff, Jimmy Cashion, John L. Christensen, Dick Callender, Buddy Shaeffer, and Billy Tidwell. Letterman TEXAS AGGIES Left: trainer Dayton mixes some of his magical herbs. Right: Dayton demonstrates the use of an electric heating pad to some of his train¬ ing room assistants. OUTSTANDING ’49 AGGIES BRUISIN ' BOB SMITH fullback All-SWC first team. International News Service, Arch Ward ' s All-Players ' Poll. All-SWC first offensive team, Waco Tribune- Herald, (special mention) Dallas JNews. All-SWC second team. Associated Press and AP-All-Radio All-SWC second offensive team. Collegiate Sports Writers All-America honorable mention. Associated Press, Williamson Ratings Sophomore Player of ghe Year, Collegiate Sports Writers COLLEGIATE SPORTS WRITERS 1949 ALL-SWC GRID TEAM OFFENSIVE FIRST TEAM E James Williams......Rice E J. D. Ison.......Baylor T Ralph Murphy ......Rice T Ken Jackson.......Texas G Bud McFadin......Texas G Don Mouser......Baylor C Joe Watson.......Rice B Adrian Burk......Baylor B Kyle Rote........SMU B Lindy Berry.......TCU B Doak Walker.......SMU OFFENSIVE SECOND TEAM E Ben Procter .......Texas E Morris Bailey......Texas T Roger McAuley......TCU T Don Narrell.......TCU G Carl Molberg......A M G Theron Roberts .... Arkansas C Dick Rowan.......Texas B Randall Clay......Texas B Geno Mazzanti .... Arkansas B Bob Smith .......A M B Sonny Wyatt.......Rice HONORABLE MENTION E — Bob Folsom, SMU; Stan Williams, Baylor; Cedric Copeland, A M; Wray Whittaker, A M. G — Max Greiner, A M; Carl Schwartz, Rice. C — Max Eubank, TCU; Gerald Weatherly, Rice. B — John Morton, TCU; Paul Campbell, Texas; Jack Archer, TCU; Leon Camp¬ bell, Ark.; James Parker, Baylor,- By¬ ron Townsend, Texas. DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM E James Williams Rice E Bill Moorman .... . .. TCU T Harold Kilman . . TCU T Wesley Roberts Baylor G Bud McFadin ... Texas G Chuck Stone .... Baylor LB Joe Watson .... Rice LB Gerald Weatherly Rice B Lindy Berry .... . . . TCU B Doak Walker .... . . . SMU B Bobby Griffin .... Baylor DEFENSIVE SECOND TEAM E Bob Folsom .... . . . SMU E Billy Hix...... Arkansas T Bobby Collier .... . . . SMU T Rupert Wright .... Baylor G Jack Holliday . . . SMU G Theron Roberts . . . . Arkansas LB Dick Rowan..... Texas LB Dick Hightower . . . . SMU B Dan Wilde..... . . . TCU B Mitford Johnson Baylor B Jack Archer .... . . . TCU HONORABLE MENTION E - Rex Alford, TCU. T — Roger McAuley, TCU; Charles Perry, SMU; John Luney, Arkansas. G — Carl Molberg, A M; Carl Schwartz, Rice; Danny Wolfe, Texas,- S. J. Rob¬ erts, Rice; Max Greiner, A M. LB—Max Eubank, TCU; Buddy Attaway, Baylor; Don Menasco, Texas,- Jim Fow¬ ler, A M. Hr OTHER AGGIES WINNING HONORS Collegiate Sports Writers AII-SWC squad honorable mention (offensive team): Cedric Copeland, end; (defensive team) Jim Fowler, linebacker. The Dallas Morning News AII- SWC squad honorable mention (offensive team): Bob Bates, center; (defensive team): im Flowers, center. co-captain All-SWC honorable mention. Associated Press, AP All-Radio. AII-SWC offensive honorable mention. Collegiate Sports Writers. All-SWC defensive Kpnorable mention. The Dallas Morning News. 1949 ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-SWC FOOTBALL TEAM MAX GREINER, guard Best Blocker Award All-SWGjXiffensive and defensive honorable mention Sports Wi FIRST TEAM James Williams, Rice......end J. D. Ison, Baylor.......end Harold Kilman, TCU......tackle Ralph Murphy, Rice......tackle Bud McFadin, Texas......guard Don Mouser, Baylor......guard Joe Watson, Rice.......center Doak Walker, SMU......back rian Burk, Baylor......back Rote, SMU........back indy Berry, TCU.......back SECOND TEAM Ben Procter, Texas . Jack Wolcott, Rice Bobby Collier, SMU John Lunney, Arkansas Carl Schwartz, Rice Jack Holliday, SMU Gerald Weatherly, Rice Bob Smith, A M Randall Clay, Texas Bobby Lantrip, Rice Leon Campbell, Arkansas HONORABLE MENTION Ends: Frank Fischel, Ark; Morris Bailey, TCU; Ray Stone, Texas; Stanley Williams, Baylor; Zohn Milan, SMU; Wray Whittaker, A M. Tackles: Ken Jackson, Texas; Clark Heironimus, Baylor; Rupert Wright, Baylor; Bill Wyman, Rice,- Roger McAuley, TCU. Guards: Danny Wolfe, Texas; Theron Roberts, Ark.; Charles Stone, Baylor. Centers: Dick Rowan, Texas,- Gene Huebner, Baylor. Backs: Gordon Wyatt, Rice,- John Morton, TCU; Dick McKissack, SMU; Bill Burk- halter. Rice,- Geno Mazzanti, Arkansas,- Byron Townsend, Texas,- Paul Campbell, Texas. 395 JOHN CHRISTENSEN STATISTICS A M Vlllanova First downs .................................. 6 13 Yords gained (rushing)................ 96 338 Yrrds lost (rushing)...................... 56 1 ] Net yards gained (rushing)........ 40 327 Yards gained (passing)................ 55 69 Passes attempted by.................... 12 13 Passes completed by.................... 6 5 Passes intercepted by.................. 2 0 Punts .............................................. 9 6 Average distance of punts........ 37 30.5 Penalties ...................................... 4 14 Yards lost, penalties.................... 53 90 Opponents fumbles recovered by 1 5 Kickoffs returned, yards............128 0 Punts returned, yards.................. 39 10 Score by periods: Villar.ova ..............................7 14 14 — 35 Texas A M ............................0 0 0 —0 LINE-UPS Vilianova ENOS — D. Brown, Bogan, Schmid, Gattuso, Rilo. TACKLES — Mantone, Smith, Sandusky, Limani. GUARDS — Lanigan, Oroski, Pavalko, Liotta Wills. CEN 1 ERS — Wiasch, Howanski. BACKS — Romanik, Calvin, O ' Boyle, Frinzl, Moran, Coletta, J. Rogers, Snyder, Geppi, Pasquadiello, Rider, D ' Alonzo. A M ENDS — Whittaker, Hill, Copeland, Netardue, Soears. TACKLES — Moses, Tucker, Chapin, Hudeck, Spencer, Burk. GUARDS — Molberg, Scott, Greiner, Nohavitza. CENTERS — Flowers, Bates, Hetherly. BACKC — Gardemal, Cashion, Lippman, Sikes, Lary, Royalty, McDonald, Goff, Shaeffer, Moore, Lawson, Tidwell, R. Smith. VILIANOVA 35, AGGIES DICK GARDEMAL MURRAY HOLDITCH College Station, Sept. 17 —The Aggies opened their 1950 football season under the Kyle Field arcs before a crowd of 30,000 against powerful Vilianova only to suffer a 35-0 defeat, the worst experienced by a Maroon team since 1901. Five Cadet fumbles recovered by the Wildcats, who ranked 13th nationally at the end of the season, were the pertinent factors in four of the visitors ' touchdowns. Smith ' s being banished for slugging early in the game and the failure of Lippman to ever really get loose also influ¬ enced the outcome as the veteran Vilianova Main Liners scored their second victory over the Farmers in three meetings of the schools. Vilianova scored once in the first quarter and twice in both the second and third quarters; Calvin kicked successfully every point-after-touchdown boot. Aggie halfback Tidwell was the leading ground gainer for the Cadets as he averaged 4.2 yards for eight carries. A M entered its opponent ' s territory only once during the entire affray, then the penetration carried the Cadets only to the Wildcats ' 37- yard line. Scoring after 12 minutes of play in the first half, the Main Liners jumped to the lead on a recovered fumble and a subsequent pass play from Romanik to Schmid for the TD. Pesky scored the second six points for the winners, and a successful pass from Romanik to Rilo in the end zone gave the Wildcats their third. Another passing attack at the beginning of the third period brought the visitors their fourth score with Rogers tossing and Brown receiving. The final score occurred a few minutes later when O ' Boyle crossed the goal line on a quarterback sneak. Lippman (25) is stopped by a Wildcat despite Copeland ' s (84) interference. STATISTICS A M Tech First downs ....................... ........... 15 10 Net yards rushing............. ...........370 195 Yards passing ................... ........... 1 5 Passes attempted ............. ........... 4 12 Passes completed ............. ........... 1 1 Passes intercepted by........ ........... 1 1 Number of punts............... ........... 6 10 Punting average ............... ........... 41 32 Ball lost on fumbles......... ........... Yards lost on penalties..... ...........167 50 Score by periods: Texas A M ......................... .... 6 0 13 7-26 Texas Tech ......................... ... 0 7 0- 7 LINE-UPS TEXAS TECH ENDS — Thompson, H. Jackson, Sharpley, D. Jackson, Johnson, Pirtle. TACKLES — Andrews, Price, Gettys, McSwane, Broyles. GUARDS — Pursel, Cavazos, Stallings, D. Wil¬ liams, Haydon, Garner. CENTERS — B. Williams, Mahler, Phillips, Hix. BACKS — Hawkins, Liman, Rathbone, Conley, Hatch, J. Thompson, Close, Jackson. TEXAS A. M. ENDS — Whittaker, Hill, Fowler, Netardus, Copeland. TACKLES — Moses, Spencer, Chapin, Holditch, Hudeck, Tucker. GUARDS — Scott, Nohavitza, Greiner, Rush, Meyer, Molberg. CEN i ERS — Flowers, Bates, Hetherly. BACKS — Christensen, Cashion, Gardemal, Sikes, Tidwell, Lippman, Lary, Royalty, Mc¬ Donald, Shaeffer, Goff, Anderson, Lawson, Smith, Voss. Cadets End Win Famine, Top Tech, 26-7 GLENN LIPPMAN San Antonio, Sept. 24 — Thumping Texas Tech, 26-7, at Alamo Stadium, the Cadet eleven ended a win famine which lasted for almost two years, the longest in A M football history. Smith was the Maroon mainstay as he completely demolished the Border Conference champion Raiders ' forward wall with line charges which covered 202 yards of turf in 28 carries. He also scored three of the Aggies ' TDs ' , the final one on an 80-yard jaunt from scrimmage in the final 10 seconds. The Farmers ' charging line played its best game of the season, both defensively and offensively, as it opened the necessary holes for the Cadet backfield and held the opponents ' ball carrying quartet to less than half the yardage rolled up by the Aggies. Seven minutes deep in the first period, the crowd of 20,000 saw the trio of Smith, Goff and Lippman carry the ball to the Raiders ' two-yard line in four plays. Smith went over for the TD. Lippman ' s 35-yard runback of the second half kickoff set the Cadets up for their second score. Smith and Goff took over, and five plays later Goff scored. Shaeffer ' s only successful conversion of the game handed the Aggies a 13-0 lead. Rebounding in the same quarter. Tech scored its only TD with Conley carrying the mail and Hatch adding the extra point. The Aggies scored their next to the last TD with Smith speeding over tackle from the Raiders ' three to score. The attempted after-touchdown-kick was unsuccessful, and in the last quartet Hodge ' s placement kick after Smith ' s jaunt ended the scoring. CEDRIC COPELAND MICKEY SPENCER STATISTICS j JIMMY CASHION ' im - ■ %£ Royalty (20) picks up yardage at right end with Flowers (53) convoying him. First downs ................................. Okla¬ homa . 25 Texas A M 12 Net yards rushing....................... .340 54 Net yards passing....................... .153 156 Passes attempted ....................... 19 23 Passes completed ....................... . 10 14 Passes intercepted ....................... . Number of punts......................... . 7 Punting average ......................... . 26.4 Fumbles ....................................... . 7 2 Ball lost on fumbles................... . 3 1 Number of penalties................... . 7 5 Yards lost on penalties............... . 81 66 Score by periods: Oklahoma ............................ 7 7 12 7-33 Texas A M ............................ 6 7-13 LINE-UPS OKLAHOMA ENDS — Owens, Tipps, Lockett, Goad, Ander- son. Price, Heape. TACKLES — Manley, Weatherell, Leguenec, D. Smith, Walker, Cole, Rowland. GUARDS — McNabb, Andros, F. Smith, Green¬ berg, West, Bert Clark, Mayes, Marcum. CENTERS — Dowell, Moore, Bodenhamer. BACKS — Royal, Arnold, Pearson, Heatly, Thomas, Brewer, Jones, Heath, Lang, Lisak, Parker. TEXAS A. M. ENDS — Whittaker, Hill, Hodge, Netardus, Copeland, Devenport, Fowler. TACKLES — Moses, Spencer, Holditch, Chapin, Tucker, Hudeck, Davidson. GUARDS — Molberg, Nohavitza, Scott, Greiner, Rush, Dresser. CENTERS — Bates, Flowers. BACKS — Gardemal, Nicholas, Cashion, Sikes, Lippman, Christensen, Royalty, Goff, Shaef- fer, McDonald, Smith, Lawson, Tidwell, Lary. HUGH MEYER Nation’s No. 2 Team Raps A M, 33-13 Norman, Okla., Oct. 1 — Playing one of their better games of the year, the Aggie gri dsters lost to a powerful Oklahoma University aggregation, 13-33, before a crowd of 33,000 at Owens Field. Nicholas started at the quarterback post for the first time in his college career and responded effectively as he completed 14 of 23 attempted passes for 159 yards. Lippman was bogged down throughout the game as Smith gained 46 of the 53 yards gathered by the Farmers on the ground. Two minutes deep in the first quarter, national runner-up OU took advantage of Lory ' s minus-five-yard punt and scored four plays later with Pearson lugging the ball across the goal line. Midway in the second period, the Sooners scored again from their own 25 in eight plays, with Pearson again carrying the mail. Thomas converted successfully with his second point after touchdown attempt. Flowers recovered an OU fumble on the A M 46, and Nicholas began to click. He hit Smith for 23, and Copeland for nine, advancing the ball to OU ' s 21. Goff plunged to the ten, and Shaeffer scored on the next play. Hodge ' s attempted conversion was blocked. Thomas scored twice for the Sooners in the third quarter while the Aggies were held scoreless. In the fourth period Nicholas completed four in a row and Smith mixed things up with running plays. In nine plays Smith scored from the Sooners ' one and Shaeffer converted. A ten-yard pass from Royal to Goad ended the Oklahoma scoring with Thomas successfully kicking his third point after touchdown kick. An OU pitchout from Royal (11) to Thomas, stellar Sooner runner, gained nine yards against a stout A M defense. DICK SCOTT STATISTICS LSU A M First downs ....................... ............ 12 6 Net yards rushing............. ............299 56 Net yards passing............. ............ 120 73 Passes attempted ............ ............ 13 16 Passes completed ............. ............ 6 7 Passes intercepted by....... ............ 3 Number of punts.............. ............ 7 9 Punting average .............. ..........35.7 37.7 Number of penalties........ ............ 10 3 Yards lost, penalties........ ............ 100 45 Fumbles recovered by...... ............ 3 3 Score by periods: LSU .................................... ..... 7 14 6 7-34 A M .................................. ..... - LINE-UPS LSU ENDS — Yatss, Lyle, GaulcLn, Windham, Bul- liard, J. Lyle, Anding, Bullock, Virget, Kitto, Yates. TACKLES — Voss, Coyne, Baird, Collins, Cusi- mano. Dry. GUARDS — Bradley, Roussos, Walsh, Hover, Shoaf, Bishop, Tauzier. CENTERS — West, Reid, Pitalo, C. Smith, Wray. BACKS — Konz, Pevery, Griffith, Cole, Roshto, Hedges, Heroman, Freeman, Baggett, Field, Barton, Shirer, Van Buren, Toth, Herron. TEXAS A. M. ENDS — Whittaker, Netardus, Hodge, Cope¬ land, East, Hill. TACKLES — Spencer, Moses, Holditch, Tucker, Hudeck, Chapin, Stable. GUARDS — Mofberg, Nohavitza, Greiner, Scott, Rush, Dresser. CENTERS — Bates, Flowers, Fowler, Hetherly, Meyer. BACKS — Nicholas, Gardemal, Sikes, Cashion, Lippman, Shaeffer, Royalty, Lary, Goff, Mc¬ Donald, Moore, East, Smith, Lawson, Voss. Shaeffer (45) is slung luddy turf by Roshto kickoff return. BULL LAWSON Rugged Tigers Win Quagmire Rout, 34-0 Baton Rouge, La., Oct. 8 — A fumbling and outplayed Aggie eleven was convincingly thumped by LSU, 34-0, on muddy Tiger Field before a non-partisan crowd of 34,000. It was simply a case of superiority, offensively and defensively, that spelled the Cadets ' third defeat of the season. Sparked by the vicious and slashing running attack of Van Buren, who scored one and set up three of the Bengal TDs, the Tigers scored in every quarter. Smith, Royalty, Goff, and Nicholas, the Maroon ball carrying quartet, were completely helpless through¬ out the first half as they garnered only two first downs and 38 yards rushing. Not until the final 30 seconds did the Aggies show any real scoring threat. Nicholas completed a pass to Royalty, who was run out of bounds on the Tigers 12 after a gain of 37 yards as the game ended. LSU, ranked ninth nationally at the end of the campaign, scored in the first six minutes of the opening period with Pevey passing to Bullock in the end zone for the touchdown. Griffith converted his first of four point-after-touchdown kicks. Fine defensive work by Aggie linesmen Flowers and Molberg failed to stop the Bengals, who scored again with Van Buren romping 62 yards behind expert interference for the counter. Griffith scored LSU ' s third TD on a quarterback sneak after using eight plays to cover 52 yards to the Cadet ' s two-yard line. The first half ended with the A M gridsters having penetrated only as far as LSU ' s 36. In the closing seconds of the third quarter, the Bengals scored again with Griffith passing to Lyle for the counter, and another pass play, this time from Pevey to Virgets for 53 yards and a TD ended the scoring. Lippman (25) returns a kickoff with two Aggies running interference. f m v c m m JIM FLOWERS SAM MOSES ' r STATISTICS First downs .............................. Net yards gained rushing...... Forward passes attempted.... Forward passes completed...... Yards forward passing............ Forwards intercepted by.......... Yards gained riinback interceptions ........................ Punting average ...................... Total yards kicks returned....... Opponent fumbles recovered... Yards lost by penalties............. Score by periods: TCU ........................................14 A M ...................................... TCU 1 1 120 24 13 179 A M 58 15 18 32.4 124 48 38 153 0 14 0-28 0-6 LINE-UPS TCU Bill Moorman, Bailey, George, Rogers, ENDS -_____________________,,____. Boal, Alford, Bob Moorman, Elliott. TACKLES — McAuley, Narrell, Conaway, Cul¬ bertson, Kilman, Farmer, Mathis. GUARDS — Farmer, Lowe, Marable, Bloxom, Hicks. CENTERS — Eubank, Malone, Pitcock. BACKS — Berry, Bassinger, Archer, Tompkins, Wilde, Hickey, McFarland, Dunn, Flowers, Ludiker, McKelvey, Hunt, Struska, Morton. TEXAS A. M. ENDS — Whittaker, Copeland, Hodge, Barton, Callendar, East, Hill, Netardus, Hodge. TACKLES — Holditch, Moses, Spencer, Tucker, Hudeck, Chapin, Burk. GUARDS — Molberg, Nohavitza, Dresser, Rush, Greiner, Scott. CENTERS — Meyer, Flowers, Bates, Fowler. BACKS — Shaeffer, Nicholas, Cashion, Lipp- man. Royalty, Lary, Goff, Tidwell, McDon¬ ald, Moore, Smith, Lawson. DON NICHOLAS Smith grinds out yardage despite having to pack along a clinging Frog. Frogs Take Corps Trip Contest, 28-6 BILL TIDWELL Fort Worth, Oct. 15 — It was simply a case of too much TCU as the A M eleven lost its opening game of the SWC race, 6-28, to the Berry-led Horned Frogs before 30,000 sun-baked fans in Fort Worth. The Purples ' 179 yards through the air to the Maroons ' 33, and 120 yards on the ground to the Cadets ' 58 completely describes the Frog attack which clicked successfully for two counters in both the first and third quarters. The only Cadet score came in the second. Four and a half minutes deep in the opening period, the Christians used eight plays in gaining their first score with Morton climaxing the drive, slashing over guard from the one-yard line. Eubank ' s inter¬ ception of Nicholas ' pass set up the score, and Ludiker kicked his first of four successful point-after¬ touchdown kicks. Three minutes later Wilde returned Lory ' s 42-yard punt all the way, 60 yards, for a second touchdown. Late in the second quarter Shaeffer intercepted a pass intended for Boal in the end zone and returned it to the twenty from where the Cadets began their touchdown march. With Cashion in the man-under-slot the Aggies used 15 plays to move to a score with Lippman carrying the mail on the last play from the TCU one. Shaeffer ' s try for extra point was wide. Again in the third quarter the winners scored twice with Berry passing each time on the scoring play. Four passes completed the trick each time. The first TD aerial was to Archer in the end zone and the second to Wilde in the same spot. The Frogs, who finished the year tied for third with TU in the SWC, won their first game on their home field since ' 47. Whittaker (87) snares a pass from Cashion (19) near midfield. JARO NETARDUS STATISTICS Baylor A M First downs.................................... 16 7 Yards gained rushing..................153 135 Yards lost rushing........................ 26 9 Net yards gained rushing..........127 126 Yards gained passing..................188 40 Passes attempted ........................ 22 6 Passes completed ........................ 13 2 Passes intercepted by.................... 2 2 Punts ................................... ........... 8 10 Punting average ........................33.2 39.4 Penalties ........................................ 6 4 Yards lost, penalties.................... 40 20 Opp. fumbles recovered by........ 1 0 Score by periods: Baylor ...................................... 7 7 7 — 21 A M ........................................ -0 LINE-UPS Baylor ENDS — Williams, Nevill, Galloway, Trout, Dickerson, Ison, Gloss, Downs. TACKLES — Dowden, Roberts, Still, Heironimus, Wright, Casner, Welch, Weiss. GUARDS — W. Bates, Stone, Reid, Kazanas, Houser, Calhoun, Forren. CENTERS — Heubner, Attaway, Southern, Coch¬ rane. BACKS — Burk, Isbell, Fry, D. Parker, Griffin, Blackwood, Jeffrey, McKinney, Curtis, Mott, Mangum, Boydstun, Gajd sik, Sweet. TEXAS A. M. ENDS — Whittaker, Callendar, Hill, Hodge, East, Copeland. TACKLES — Flowers, Holditch, Moses, Spencer, Tucker, Hudeck. GUARDS — Molberg, Nohavitza, Greiner, Rush, Scott, Dresser. CENTERS — Meyer, Bates, Fowler. BACKS — Nicholas, Gardemal, Cashion, Lipp- man, Lary, Shaeffer, Royalty, Moore, Tidwell, McDonald, Goff, Smith, Lawson. Burk Aerial Circus Beats Cadets, 21-0 DICK CALLENDER College Station, Oct. 22—A drizzle-marred game between A M and conference runner-up Baylor saw the Burk-led eleven finish ahead, 21-0, on muddy Kyle Field. The Baptist aerial circus proved too much for the Cadets, who were unable either to halt Burk ' s passing or to keep possession of the ball them¬ selves. Midway in the second half, the Aggies came within 17 yards of a TD, but three consecutive fumbles halted the Maroon and White attack. With Cashion in the man-under-slot, A M advanced the pigskin to the Bear 38 with Smith, who was the leading ground gainer of the day with 65 yards in 11 carries, showing the way on the ground. Gardemal replaced Cashion and successfully passed to Whittaker on the Green and Gold 17 for a first down and a 19-yard gain. On the following two plays Gardemal lost control of the spheroid but recov¬ ered the ball each time with only a three-yard loss. Then Royalty on a quick-opening play through the center fumbled the ball which was recovered by Mouser, ending the only major Aggie threat. Baylor, which tied Missouri for the 20th rung in national rankings, scored twice in the opening period with Burk ' s passing forming the major portion of the attacks. A 61-yard march was climaxed with a 23- yard pass from Burk to Williams in the end zone for the winner ' s first counter. The second score was tallied by Mangum who powered over from five yards out in three tries. Late in the fourth quarter Johnson intercepted a Cashion-tossed pass and went all the way behind excellent blocking to score the final touchdown. Dickerson successfully kicked each of the three point-after-touchdown boots. Split T quarterback Nicholas gains ground with the aid of a viciously effective Smith (36) block. CHARLEY ROYALTY W. T. RUSH STATISTICS The Aggie defense slopped Manzzanti (32) short of the goal on this line thrust. Arkansas A M First downs ........................ .......... 14 14 Net yards rushing.............. ..........293 55 Net yards passing.............. .......... 52 156 Passes attempted .............. .......... 8 31 Passes completed .............. .......... 4 17 Number of punts................. .......... 5 5 Average distance punts.... ........43.4 42.8 Fumbles ............................... .......... 4 3 Ball lost on fumbles........... .......... 3 2 Number of penalties.......... .......... 3 6 Yards penalized ................ Score by periods: .......... 35 50 Arkansas .............................. ..7 6 14 - 27 Texas A M .......................... ..0 6 - 6 LINE-UPS ARKANSAS ENDS — Summerall, Stendel, Atkinson, Line- barrier, Butz, J. D. Smith. TACKLES — Lunney, Manner, Reichert, Thornton, Stancil, Williams, Simpson. GUARDS — Roberts, Milam, Ward, Rushing, Reiderer, Brown, Stockton. CENTERS — Griffin, Ferguson, Smith, Mobra. BACKS — Logue, Rinehart, Parks, Rogers, Bass, Duke, Euro, Scott, Dugan, Mazzanti, Schau- fele, Baldridge, Looney. TEXAS A. M. ENDS — Whittaker, Hill, Hodge, Copeland, East, Netardus. TACKLES — Flowers, Holditch, Moses, Tucker, Hudeck. GUARDS — Molberg, Nohavitza, Dugas, Rush, Greiner, Scott. CENTERS — Bates, Meyer, Fowler. BACKS — Nicholas, Cashion, Gardemal, Lipp- man. Royalty, Tidwell, Moore, Goff, Ander¬ son, Sheaffer, Smith, Voss, Sikes. DWAYNE TUCKER JIM FOWLER Aggies Miscues Aid Porkers In 27-6 Win Fayetteville, Ark., Oct. 29 — Interception of two A M passes and recovery of two A M fumbles helped an Arkansas eleven which finished sixth in the loop score a 27-6 win over the Cadets before a crowd of 20,000. Smith was the top ground gainer as he averaged over four yards per carry, and Gardemal sparkled with his passing, gaining 143 yards as he completed 14 of 23 tosses, most of which were to Whittaker. Fowler was a standout in his linebacking position, once intercepting a pass and going 50 yards to the Arkansas 10 before he was downed. Smith fumbled the ball on the next play with Line- barrier recovering for the Porkers. Losing the ball on a fumble after having traveled 66 yards to the Cadets ' seven, the Hawgs regained possession of the ball by intercepting a Nicholas-thrown pass and then scored on Logue ' s toss to Sum¬ merall in the end zone. Thornton ' s first of three successful boots between the uprights gave the Porkers a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. Rebounding in the second quarter, the Aggies scored using four completed passes from Gardemal to Whittaker, who grabbed the final toss on the Razorbacks ' 12 and eluded three defensive men while crossing the goal line. In the third quarter the winners scored again, marching 66 yards to pay dirt. Schaufele dove over the final line and fumbled, but teammate Stancil recovered for the six points. Following an exchange of fumbles in the fourth, the Hogs took possession of the ball on the Cadets ' nine, and Mazzanti drove over after three tries. The final counter of the game occurred when Bass intercepted a Gardemal pass and went all the way. Whittaker (87) has just caught an aerial from Gardemal (11) but an Ozark defense man is blocking him down. CHARLEY MCDONALD STATISTICS First downs ............................. A M ... 13 SMU 15 Net yards gained rushing......... ...272 194 Forward passes attempted..... ... 8 12 Forward passes completed....... ... 4 6 Yards forward passing............. ... 53 93 Forwards intercepted by......... ... Punting average ....................... ... 35 46 Total yards kicks returned....... ...136 149 Opp. fumbles recovered......... ... 2 1 Yards lost by penalties............. ... 54 51 Score by periods: Southern Methodist ............ 7 13 7 0-27 Texas A M .......................... 6 14 7-27 LINE-UPS SMU ENDS — Folsom, Milam, Whits, Blakeley, Wal¬ lace. TACKLES — Perry, Cheney, Blackburn, Clark, Franklin, Collier. GUARDS — Welch, Forester, Wales, Haladay. CEN FERS — Davis, Hightower. BACKS — Walker, Stollenwerck, Rote, I. D. Russell, H. N. Russell, Jr., Champion, Rich¬ ards, Benners, McKissack, Sullivan, Knight, Weatherford. Texas A. M. ENDS — Barton, Netardus, Spears, Hill, Cope¬ land, Whittaker. TACKLES — Holditch, Spencer, Moses, Hudeck, Tucker. GUARDS — Scott, Greiner, Molberg, Rush, Nohavitza. CENTERS — Flowers, Meyer, Fowler, Bates. BACKS — Lippman, Gardemal, Cashion, Shaef- fer. Royalty, McDonald, Lary, Anderson, Tid¬ well, Goff, Moore, Callendar, Smith, Lawson. Cadets Tie Highly Favored Ponies, 27-27 College Station, Nov. 5 — Bob Smith gained 175 yards on the ground, averaging seven yards per carry, and scored three touchdowns to pace A M to a 27-27 tie with highly-tavored SMU on a sunny Kyle Field before 32,000 fans. In the third quarter Smith scored twice to even the game at 20-20. The first counter came after an 80-yard attack with Smith gaining 27 of them and scoring on a one-foot buck through the center of the line. Shaeffer kicked his first of three point-after-touchdown boots. After a brief rest Smith scored again, gaining 46 yards in three carries of a 51-yard drive. Rote broke the 20-20 tie with a 100-yard runback on the kickoff, and Walker successfully converted with his third in four PAT tries. But the Cadets were not to be denied, scoring again after Scott recovered a Walker fumble on the SMU 36. Goff and Royalty went for five, Gardemal passed to Copeland for 12, then Tidwell cut through the line for the TD. Shaeffer added the point, again tieing the game. SMU, the Conference ' s number five team despite national acclaim, had started the scoring and held a 20-6 lead in the first half with Walker tallying twice and passing to Rote for a third score. The first TD came early with Walker climaxing the 71-yard drive, skimming through guard for the six points. A M countered when Tidwell sparked the offense with a 42-yard kickoff return on a reverse with Lippman and added another 21 yards from the line of scrimmage. Smith went over in two thrusts from the 14. Scoring twice in the second period, the Mustangs again depended on Walker, who scored the first TD himself, and passed to Rote for the final counter of the first half. A moment later Smith (36) scored in spite of Mustang defensive efforts. BOB BATES DORBANDT BARTON STATISTICS . V ■ V- iW TrT. IV , - . ’ - 1_’X:_ 3 ' ■ Fowler (90) momentarily grasped this Rice pass, but then dropped the intercepted pass. mmmm TUCK CHAPIN Rice A M First downs ........................ ...... 18 11 Net yards rushing................ .......234 59 Net yards passing................ ....... 101 101 Forwards attempted ............ ....... 20 14 Forwards completed ............ ....... 10 10 Forwards intercepted by...... ....... Number of punts.................. ....... 9 7 Average distance punts........ ....... 32 45 Fumbles ................................ ....... 3 6 Ball lost on fumbles............ ....... 1 4 Number of penalties............ ....... 8 3 Yards penalized .................. ....... 76 15 Score by periods: Rice ........................................ .670 0-13 Texas A M ......................... ..000 0-0 LINE-UPS RICE ENDS — Williams, Allen, Taylor, Wolcott. TACKLES — Wyman, Anderson, Bowman, Win- ship, Murphy, Girouski. GUARDS — Roberts, Derwood Lee, Schwarz, Delwood Lee, Neumann. CENTERS — Watson, Weatherly. BACKS — Rote, Glass, Wyatt, Campbell, Proc¬ tor, Burkhalter, Riley, Lantrip. TEXAS A. M ENDS — Whittaker, Copeland, Barton, Hill. TACKLES — Spencer, Holditch, Tucker, Hudeck. GUARDS — Molberg, Nohavitza, Greiner, Rush. CENTERS — Meyer, Fowler. BACKS — Gardemal, Nicholas, Lippman, Shaef- fes, Tidwell, Goff, Smith, McDonald, Chois- tensen. BUDDY SHAEFFER Aggies Look Good in Loss to Champs, 13-0 Houston, Nov. 12 —Four A M fumbles, one resulting in c iouchdown, aided the SWC championship Rice eleven in blanking the Aggies, 13-0, before 32,000. The rapidly improving Cadet line, sparked by Bates, Copeland, Barton, and Molberg, never let the Rice gridsters penetrate past the Aggie 33-yard line during the second half. Smith paid little attention to the pre-game write-ups which claimed he would never penetrate the Owl forward wall as he averaged 3.9 yards for 12 carries. Twice in the opening moments of play the Aggies almost scored. Fowler and Shaeffer each muffed attempted interceptions of Rote ' s passes deep in the Blue and Gray territory. After an exchange of the ball the nation ' s fifth ranking team scored with ace Ow! back Burkhalter tallying, but Williams ' attempted conversion kick was wide. The second touchdown for the SWC champs came in the second quarter when Lippman ' s fumble was recovered by Watson on the Maroon and White 41. Rote started passing, completing two for a gain of 31 ycrds. Burkhalter went through the center for eight. Rote passed to Wyatt for 16, and after Lantrip ' s three attempts failed to crash the Farmers ' forward wall, Burkhalter slashed across. Williams added the point after touchdown. Twice in the second half the Aggies threatened as they got as near as Rice ' s 14-yard line on ' y to lose the ball twice on fumbles. Lary ' s 45-yard kicking average meant much to A M. Lary received one magnificent assist from Lippman — c 66-yard quick kick. ELO NOHAVITZA STATISTICS A M Texas First downs ................................ ... 8 23 Net yards rushing.................... ... 62 279 Net yards passing.................... ... 74 144 Passes attempted .................... ... 25 19 Passes completed .................... ... 9 11 Passes intercepted .................. ... 1 2 Number of punts...................... ... 6 3 Punting average .................... ... 47 31 Boll lost on fumbles................ ... 3 4 Number of penalties................ ... 4 8 Yards penalized ...................... Score by periods: ... 26 88 Texas .................................... 7 14 7 14-42 Texas A M .......................... 7 7 0-14 LINE-UPS TEXAS ENDS — Bauman, Stone, Procter, Allred, Wil¬ liams, Adams. TACKLES — Vykukal, Wilson, Pakenham, Jack- son, Lansford, Milburn. GUARDS — McFadin, Hurt, Fleming, Davis, Fry, Wolfe, Cunningham. CENTERS — Arnold, Rowan, Miller. BACKS — Campbell, Tompkins, Dillon, Sam¬ uels, Townsend, Lee, Adams, Clay, Shands, Mayes, Levine, Borneman. TEXAS A. M. ENDS — Whittaker, Callendar, Hill, Hodge, Copeland, Barton, Netardus, East. TACKLES — Spencer, Moses, Chapin, Holditch, Tucker, Hudeck. GUARDS — Molberg, Nohavitza, Dresser, Grein¬ er, Scott, Rush. CENTERS — Meyer, Bates, Flowers. BACKS — Tidwell, Gardemal, Cashion, Nich¬ olas, Lippman, Lary, McDonald, Royalty, Goff, Christensen, Shaeffer, Moore, Ander¬ son, Smith, Fowler. CARL HILL Steers Stomp Cadets in Vicious Tilt, 42-14 College Station, Nov. 24 — The annual Turkey Day classic ended the Aggies ' season as they finished on the short end of the 42-14 score. A crowd of 41,200 fans at Kyle Field witnessed the worst defeat felt by the Cadets at the hands of the Steers since 1901 when the Texans blanked A M, 38-0. Marred with numerous penalties, rules infractions, and at one point almost reaching the fighting stage, it was one of the stormiest battles witnessed in the Southwest Conference in some years. The loss of Smith early in the first half when he was knocked out by TU end Stone hurt the Cadets, but Texas ' massive line, its charging backs, and the quarterbacking of Campbell played an even bigger part in the one-sidedness of the game. Linemen Barton, Molberg, Greiner, Fowler, and Copeland, played heads up ball for the Cadets in the first two periods, and Chapin performed creditably in the second half. The Aggies scored their first TD when Smith climaxed a 14-play, 60 yard drive, slashing across on a one-foot buck. Gardemal ' s aerials to Whittaker and Copeland, together with Smith ' s smashes into the line, and two roughing penalties, set up the final play. Shaeffer clicked with his first of two successful conversion kicks. After the rough play involving Smith the Farmers scored their final six points with a 19-yard pass, Nicholas to Royalty, setting up for the final punch by Goff, who twisted over from the three. Townsend sparkled for the Texans, who tied for third place in the league, as he scored three TDs and set up another. Clay, Borneman, and Levine each of whom scored a touchdown for TU, and Clay also added six points on conversions. Smith (36) forces his way over the TU goo! for an Aggie score. DOYLE MOORE YALE LARY I ■ ' , ____ -wsm ” v . . ZZXn : v -« Zm ' Three wins and two losses was the final standing of the 1949 A M Fish football team coached by Marion Pugh and his assistants Marion Flanagan and Milton Routt. Among the wins were the freshmen ' s second straight shutout victory over the highly- favored University of Texas Shorthorns, a 28-13 win over Weatherford Junior College, a 20-0 stomping of the Rice Slimes. Two losses were chalked up — 0-13 to the Baylor Cubs and 19-21 at the hands of the TCU Wogs. Leading the scorers was heavy-charging Walter Hill, who starred offensively in the fullback slot and was one of the top-notch defensive linebackers. Hill scored three touchdowns for the Cadets. Halfback Raymond Haas and end Roy Bush followed with two counters behind quarterback Darrow Hooper, who scored once and successfully kicked eight of 12 point-after-touchdown boots for a total of 14 points. Scoring one touchdown each were halfbacks Frank Trojack and Connie Magourik, fullback Herb McJunkin, and quarterback Ray Graves. Graves was also the Fish eleven ' s top passer. Four passes by the Stephenville man-under were successful for touchdowns. On a whole, the Aggies outplayed their opponents, scoring 80 points to 47 for an average of 16 markers to 9 per game. In total yardage the Fish ran up 1,539 yards to 1,129 for their opponents, with 425 yards being gained through the air. The Fish punted 32 times for an average of 37.8 yards per boot, and lost the ball 18 times on fumbles. First downs also were in favor of the Cadets who finished with 72 while holding their opponents to 53. A M ' s Fish eleven opened its season on the well-lit Kyle Field, dropping Weather¬ ford Junior College, 28-13. Ray Graves starred for the Cadets as he completed three passes for touchdowns, one of which was called back, and intercepted another pass on which he scored. Graves ' first TD pass intended for Magourik was caught by Haas, who was blocking downfield for Magourik, when Magourik tipped the ball into Haas ' arms. Hooper came through with his first of four successful conversion points. Trojack and Sonny Prewitt ' s running set up the second score for the- Fish with the former scoring from the three. Recovering a fumble on the junior collegians ' 29, the Fish scored again with Graves tossing to end Charlie Saxe for a TD, but the play was called back, and Hill had to cross the goal line twice before six points were counted. The final counter for the Maroons occurred with Graves ' inter¬ ception of a pass which he carried across the goal. Eight fumbles hampered the Aggies, one of which set up Weatherford ' s first counter. Stewart carried over for the first TD and passed to McCauley for the second with Davis collecting the P-A-T. A blocked kick and an Aggie fumble promoted two counters for the Baylor Cubs, who defeated the A M Fish, 13-0. Although the Cadets out-statisticed the Baylor Frosh, running up 14 first downs to 11 for the Cubs, and a total yardage of 281 to 235, five fumbles and a hard-charging Baylor line thwarted the Fish in their scoring attempts. Kincannon scored the winners ' first TD, after the Cubs had recov¬ ered a fumble on the Cadet 36. A blocked kick set up the Cubs ' second counter with Day scoring and the conversion kick was successful. Linebacker Ken Reese was the top defensive man on the field, and he was ably assisted by lineman Bush, Jack Little and Joe Hefner. Fumbles and two P-A-Ts which failed to materialze were the main difference in the TCU Polywogs ' 21-19 victory over the Fish. The Cadets outrushed the Wogs 244 to 138 and outpassed the TCU Frosh in yardage with 128 yards to 107, but still MILTON ROUTT, Asst. Coach ROY BUSH End BOBBY DIXON Tackle GERHARDT SCHULTE Guard MARSHALL RUSH Guard AND SPEED failed to finish on the top end of the score. A pass interference ruling gave the Wogs their first opportunity to score as they received the ball on the A M 16. Fowler scored for the Christians, and the first of the three important P-A-Ts was gained. A recovery of a TCU fumble by Bush behind TCU ' s goal line gave the Aggies their first ID, but the attempted conversion sailed wide. A bad kick gave the Wogs possession of the pigskin on the Aggie 39 from where the Frosh in five plays scored. Good running by Parker helped set up the Wogs ' third ID with Harding scoring. Ray Graves passed to Bush for a counter, and Hooper kicked his only point-after-touchdown boot. McJunkin set up and then scored the final touch¬ down for the freshmen eleven. Safety Gene DeVeny turned in a fine performance during the contest. Thumping the Rice Owlets, 20-0, the Fish gridsters gained their third win of the season with Graves passing for two of the touchdowns. Recovering an Owlet fumble, the Aggie gridiron machine moved downfield with Hooper paving the way. Hill scored the counter with Hooper garnering his first of two P-A-Ts. An 18-yard pass off the arm of Graves to Haas was the scoring procedure for the second ID, and Graves tossed the scoring pass for the final counter with Magourik on the receiving end. Outstanding line play was turned in by Gerhardt Schulte, Bobby Dixon, Jack Little, and linebacker Austin Stubbs. A record crowd of 16,000 witnessed the 13-0 Fish win over the University of Texas Shorthorns at the Memorial Stadium as the Cadets paid little heed to the famous Austin jinx and defeated the Yearlings for the second straight year. Haas and McJunkin moved the ball from the Aggies ' 13 to the Texans ' 40 in six plays. then Hill took over and in three plays proceeded to carry the ball over the goal for the touchdown. Hooper ' s attempted conversion kick was wide. Later taking possession of the ball on the Shorthorns ' 32 when TU fumbled, the Maroons moved down the field with Hooper, Haas, McJunkin and Hill carrying the ball, and Hooper scoring and gaining the P-A-T for the final score. On defense halfback Trojack, linebackers Stubbs and Hill, and linemen Alvin Langford, Dick Self, Marshall Rush, Schulte, Stubbs, and Scott were outstanding. Most of the Aggie Fish numeral winners will be candidates for places on the 1950 varsity football squad. Some are given excellent chances of making the grade. The lettermen and their home towns include Frank Burns, Boling; Roy Bush, Childress,- Stanley Cobb, Rockwood; Ralph Cox, Dallas,- Gene DeVeny, Waco; Bobby Dixon, Ingleside; Richard Gracy, Austin; Kay and Ray Graves, Stephenville, and Raymond Haas, Kingsville. Other numeral winners are Joe Hefner, Atlanta, Texas,- Wilter Hill, Ballinger; Darrow Hooper, Fort Worth; Jack Jacobs, Overton; Arlen Jumper, Waco; Alvin Langford, Fort Worth; Jack Little, Corpus Christi; Connie Magourik, New London,- Herbert McJunkin, Dallas, and Carl Menger, Paducah. Freshman awards also went to Thomas K. Niland, Houston; J. C. Patton, Vernon,- James Prewitt, College Station,- Ralph Reynolds, Dallas; Cooper Robbins, Brecken- ridge,- Marshall Rush, Lampasas,- Charles Saxe, Beaumont; Gerhart Shulte, Houston,- Herbert Scott Hearne, and Johnny Scott, Munday. The remainder of the numeral winners are Richard Self, San Antonio,- Harvey Smith, Houston,- Austin Stubbs, Bastrop; Frank Trojack, El Campo; Royce Weisinger, Conroe; Thomas Wright, Alice; Howard Zuch, Austin, and student managers Alton Lee Murphy, Minerals Wells, and John Surovik, Bryan. Hill (right) plows into Cub secondary. ALVIN LANGFORD |J|. Tackle JACK LITTLE Tackle DICK SELF End A f BILL TURNBOW Captain Best Free Throw Percentage Award jewell McDowell Most Valuable Player Award ALL-SWC: AP and Collegiate Sports Writers ALL-NCAA DIST. 6: Look and Colliers ALL-AMERICA Honorable Mention: UP BASKETBALL $WC STANDINGS CONFERENCE FULL SEASON w L Pet. w L Pet. . 8 4 .667 12 12 .500 . 8 4 .667 14 13 .518 . 7 5 .583 10 13 .435 . 6 6 .500 10 14 .417 . 6 6 .500 13 11 .542 . 5 7 .417 13 11 .542 . 2 10 .167 8 15 .348 AP-ALL-SWC Jewell McDowell ...................... Tom Hamilton ........................... Don Heathington ...................... George McLeod ........................ Jack Brown ........................... Paul Mitchiell ......................... Tied for fiftfi position. ...A M ..Texas Baylor .....TCU ....SMU ...,SMU COLLIER ' S ALL-NCAA DIST. 6 Jewell McDowell ....................................A M Tom Hamilton ........................................Texas George McLeod ........................................TCU Jack Brown ..............................................SMU Leon Blevins ......................................Arizona COLLEGIATE SPORTS WRITERS ' ALL-SWC FIRST TEAM Don HeatFiington ..........................Baylor Jewell McDowell ..............................A M Tom Hamilton ........................ Texas George McLeod ................................TCU Jim CatFicart ............................Arkansas SECOND TEAM Paul Mitchiell ....................................SMU Joe McDermott ................................Rice Charles Lutz ....................................SMU Jack Brown ........................................SMU John DeWitt ....................................A M THIRD TEAM Bill Srack ........................................Baylor Jack Hess ..................................Arkansas Bob Ambler .............................Arkansas Gene Schmidt ................................TCU Odell Preston ..............................Baylor Harvey Fromme ..............................TCU Three tied for two positions. HONORABLE MENTION Warren Switzer ................................Rice Walter Davis ..................................A M Bill DeWitt ....................................Baylor HONORABLE MENTION John DeWitt ..........................................A M Walter Davis ..........................................A M LEFT: The cameraman interrupts Coach MARTY KAROW and Manager LEE FRAZIER during a planning session. 408 VARSITY SQUAD — Manager Lee Frazier, Jackie Miller, Woody Walker, Jewell Mc-Dowell, Wally Moon, Tex Farmer, Eddie Houser, Bill Turnbow, Sid Hrachovy, Dick Bentley, Mike Garcia, Glenn Williams, Marvin Martin, Ed Sandlin, CarltonBatten, John DeWitt, Ken Sutton, Walt Davis, and Coach Marty Karow. Letterman. 1949-1950 A M ' s 1949-50 basketball season was one of the best an Aggie quintet has had in years, yet it was still disappointing. Many persons felt that man-for-man the Cadets boasted the best material in the conference, but the local team could do no better than tie for fourth place when the campaign ended. Entering the next to the last week of the season A M was tied for first place in the loop, but three reversals in the final two weeks wrecked the Aggieland dream boat. The Cadets, playing four of their six first-half conference games at home, had piled up a clear margin halfway through the season, but playing four games on the road during the second half of competition abetted the Aggie downfall. The season was not without its bright spots, however. League co-champions were Baylor and Arkansas — and Coach Marty Karow ' s Aggies took three of four games from the titlists. The Bears almost upset Bradley in the Western NCAA finals before losing, 66-68, yet the Maroons swept their two-game series with the Bap¬ tists by 56-54 and 56-45 scores. A M upset the Razorbacks, 43-35, on the local court early in the flag race. Then in the second meeting between the two teams, the Cadets led the Porkers till the clock showed only six minutes and ten seconds remained — but the Ozark five forged ahead for a 52-46 victory that toppled A M from the top of the conference roost. The Maroons took both games from Baylor and TCU, but in turn were up-ended twice by Texas and SMU. Series were divided with Arkansas and Rice. A loss at the hands of cellar-dwelling Rice (which A M had defeated earlier at College Station by 19 points) and a single-point defeat by Texas, both in the final two weeks of the race, kept the Aggies from finishing in a tie for first place. In non-conference games the Cadets won four, lost eight — not as bad a record as it sounds, since several of the teams were among the strongest in the nation. Among the more powerful winners over A M were Cotton Bowl invitational winner St. Louis (ranked third nationally in ' 49), perennial championship contender Oklahoma A M (ranked second nationally in ' 49), Long Island U. (ranked 13th nationally in ' 50), Border Conference champion Arizona (ranked 15th nationally in ' 50), and Niagara. The latter three teams accepted invitations to play in the National Invitation Basketball Tournament in Madison Square Garden. Little Jewell McDowell was top individual performer for the strong Cadet combination. A former all-stater ( ' 47) from Amarillo, McDowell earned all-confer¬ ence and all-District 6 (NCAA) honors on every selection named. Besides being an outstanding ' ' field general, floorman, and scorer, the Maroon player was tops on defense. Always assigned the best man the opposition could offer — including such national figures as Leroy Smith of LIU, Zeke Sinicola of Niagara, Lehman of St. Louis, Gail McArthur of Oklahoma A M, and Leon Blevins of Arizona — McDowell consistently outscored them. Captain of the team was four-letter winner Bill Turnbow, also an all-stater while playing for Perrin in 1946. At the guard post opposite Turnbow time was split by baseball star Wally Moon, fiery little hustler from Bay, Ark., and Mike Garcia, tricky dribbling artist from San Antonio ' s Thomas Jefferson High. At the center spot was 6-foot 8-inch Buddy Davis, the soph wonder from Nederland. Still not as smooth a player as he should become with more experience under his belt, big Walt probably will cut a deep niche for himself in the Aggie hall of fame in the next two seasons. Long John DeWitt, 6-foot 4y2-inch forward from Waco, lost some of the luster he gained as a soph center but often turned in excellent performances — one in particular being the first Baylor tilt. Capable replacements included 6-foot 7-inch Ken Sutton, Marvin Martin, and Eddie Houser. Individual scoring showed McDowell leading the way with 156 points in con¬ ference play for a 12-point average and 331 points over the full season for a 13.8- point average. Among conference scorers, he ranked third for the full season and fifth for league play. Next came Davis with 108 points in the conference (ranking 13th with a 9.1 average) and 235 for the season (ranking tenth with a 9.8 average). DeWitt tallied 103 in loop play (ranking 15th with an 8.6 aver¬ age) and 217 over the complete campaign (9.0 average). Other team members ' records in conference competition included Turnbow, 24th with 88 points,- Moon, 31st with 65 points; Garcia, 41st with 35 points,- and Martin, 42nd with 34 points. 409 LID 66, m 52 New York, N. Y., Dec. 2 — Although scor¬ ing 12 points in the final two minutes of play, the Aggies failed to catch LIU, which finished ahead, 66-52 in the Cadets ' opener or Madison Square Garden. McDowell scored five of the final 12 points, and he and Davis were standouts on defense. The Cadets ' final rally narrowed the 27-point lead which the Blackbirds had held. TEXAS A. M. LONG ISLAND U. fg ft pf to fq ft pf tp OeWItt, f 6 1 4 13 White, f 10 5 2 25 Turnbow, f 1 1 4 3 Gilqulst, f 0 1 3 1 Houser, f 0 0 0 0 Sm tS, f 12 0 3 24 Davis, c 6 6 5 14 Woolman,f 0 0 10 Sutton, c 0 0 0 1 Sharer, c 7 2 4 16 M ' Dowell, g 4 6 2 14 Murt ' ia, c 0 0 0 0 Miller, g 0 0 0 1 Gcrd, q 3 3 2 9 Moon, g 3 0 3 6 Hasbr ' ck, g 1 0 4 2 Garcia, g 10 3 2 F ' -urtado, g 1 0 0 2 — — — — B go;, g 3 117 Totals 19 14 23 52 ---- To ' rls 27 12 20 66 Half- time score: LIU 34, A M 20. Free throws missed: A M — DeWitt 2, Turn- bow, Houser 2, Davis 2, McDowell. LIU — White 2, Smith 2, Sherer, Murtha, Card 3, Feurtado 2, Bigos. Nil 53, A M 50 ST. LOUIS 55, A M 51 Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 4 — Holding a 16- point lead with nine minutes to play, the Maroon and White cagers gave out as the Niagara University quintet rallied to edge the Cadets, 53-50. McDowell and Walker sparked the Aggies in the final moments of the game when they tied the score at 50-50. TEXAS A M NIAGARA U. fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp DeWitt, f o 0 5 10 Moran, f 3 3 19 Garcia, f 0 0 4 0 Hudson, f 10 0 2 Turnbow, f 0 1 5 1 W.Smyth, f 0 2 3 2 Houser, f 0 0 0 0 Stanbuer, f 1 0 1 2 Davis, c 3 5 5 11 Foley, c 15 5 7 Sutton, c 0 0 1 0 J. Smith, c 5 1 111 Martin, c 0 0 0 0 Sinicola, g 3 1 5 7 M ' Dowell, g 7 4 4 18 Birch, g 4 5 4 13 Miller, g 0 0 0 0 Murphy, g 0 0 2 0 Walker, g 0 1 1 1 _ _ _ _ Moon, g 2 5 3 9 Totals 18 17 22 53 Totals 17 16 28 50 Half-time score: A M 27, Niagara 20. Free throws missed: A M — Turnbow, Davis 3, McDowell 2, Moon 2. Niagara — Moran 6 , W. Smyth, Foley, J. Smyth, Sinicola 4, Birch 5. St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 6 — St. Louis Univer¬ sity handed the Aggies their third loss of their roadswing, 55-51, in a game that could have gone either way until the final mo¬ ments of play. The fouling out of Davis early in the second half aided the Billikens con¬ siderably. TEXAS A M ST. LOUIS U. fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp DeWitt, f 6 1 4 13 Schmidt, f 2 1 2 5 Houser, f 3 English, f 2 Turnbow, f 1 2 1 4 Lehman, f 4 3 4 11 Garcia, f Cordia, f Davis, c 5 3 5 13 Gardiner, c 3 4 3 Sutton, c 2 1 1 5 Koch, c 3 2 2 8 M ' Dowell,g 2 4 2 8 Ossola, g 4 4 3 12 Miller, g 1 McKenna, g Moon, g 2 4 1 8 Scott, g 6 3 12 — — — — Kovar, g 2 1 4 Totals 18 15 18 51 Totals 21 13 21 55 Half-time score: St. Louis U. 31, Texas A M 24. Free shots missed: Texas A M — Houser, Davis 3, McDowell 2, Moon 2. St. Louis U. — Schmidt 2, Lehman 3, Koch 2, Ossola. OKLAHOMA A M 55, TEXAS AGGIES 34 Stillwater, Okla., Dec. 8 — The Oklahoma Aggies grabbed an early lead and held it throughout the forty minutes in defeating the Texas Aggies, 55-34. Expert ball handling, deadly shooting, and an impenetrable de¬ fense were the Oklahomans ' best weapons. DeWitt scored the Texans ' first field goal with the score reading 15-4 in favor of the Hank Iba quintet. TEXAS A M fg ft pf tp DeWitt, f 3 0 2 6 Houser, f 5 Martin, f 0 0 0 0 Turnbow, f 0 1 1 1 Garcia, f 10 12 Williams, f 0 0 0 0 Davis, c 114 3 Sutton, c 0 111 M ' Dowell, g 5 3 113 Farmer, g 0 1 0 1 Miller, g 0 0 0 Moon, g 12 3 4 Walker, g 0 0 0 0 OKLAHOMA A M fg ft pf tp Smith, f Moser, f Lewis, f Pilgrim, f 4 Johnson, f 4 Haskins, f 1 Shelton, c 5 Dadrcey, c 1 Percy, c Seymour, g 2 1 Miller, g 0 0 M ' Arthur, g 4 2 Hobbs, g 1 2 8 1 9 2 4 14 2 3 3 5 1 3 10 1 4 Totals 12 10 16 34 Totals 22 11 18 55 Half-time score: Oklahoma 25, Texas A M 14. e , 0O� ' A M 67, TRINITY 49 San Antonio, Dec. 17—Paced by tower¬ ing Davis, A M won over Trinity University, 67-49. Trinity took the lead early in first half and until the last twenty minutes, it looked like anybody ' s ball game. Davis put the Aggies ahead with four straight field goals and three free shots at the close of the first half. TRINITY U. fg ft pf tp Recko, f 4 4 4 12 Kackiela, f 2 4 Chadwell,f Lutz, c 6 2 VonZee, c 2 1 Murphy, g 1 2 Austin, g 1 2 S ' sn ' wski,g Daniels, g 1 0 TEXAS A M fg ft pf tp Turnbow, f 1 4 2 6 Garcia, f 3 Houser, f DeWitt, f Martin, f 1 Davis, c 12 Sutton, c 1 M ' Dowell.g 2 Williams, g Moon, g 2 Miller, g 0 4 31 2 1 13 1 5 1 3 8 1 3 14 3 5 4 4 2 4 4 2 Totals 17 15 24 49 Totals 22 23 21 67 Half-time score: Texas A M 29, Trinity 25. Free throws missed: Texas A M — Turnbow, Garcia, Davis 5, Sutton 2, McDowell. Trinity — Recko 5, Kackiela, Charwell. Lutz, VanZee, Aus¬ tin, Daniels 2. Officials: DeAndrews and English. A M 66, ACC 45 College Station, Dec. 12 —A M jumped into the lead early in the game to defeat the Abilene Christian quintet, 66-45, the greatest total of points scored in a game by the Cadets so far during the season. McDowell ' s offensive and Moon ' s defensive play sparked the Aggies ' first win of the season. TEXAS A M ABILENE CHRISTIAN fg DeWitt, f 5 Turnbow, f 2 M.Martin, f Sutton, c 2 Williams, f Davis, c 6 Garcia, f M ' Dowell,g 5 Moon, g 3 Houser 1 Miller 2 Totals Half-time score: Texas A M 31, ACC 15. Free throws missed: A M — DeWitt, Davis 2, McDowell 2, Moon. ACC — Dorsey 6 , Webb, Grantham 6 , Harman, Nutt 2. Officials: Albrecht and Gernand. pf tp COLLEGE 4 13 fg ft 4 7 Teel,f 2 2 2 0 Hartman, f 3 1 1 4 Grantham,f 4 r, r, , l 1 ARIZONA 56, A M 50 San Antonio, Dec. 16 —A desperate rally in the final two minut es of play fell short as the Aggies lost to the Arizona Wildcats, 50-56. McDowell continued his scoring pace, and in the latter minutes of the second half sank two buckets which brought the Farmers within one point of knotting the score, but the Wildcats painstakingly protected their lead to win. TEXAS A M Copping ' r,f 1 1 2 13 Webb, c 0 0 0 Dorsey, g 5 2 15 Nutt, g 1 4 7 3 3 Totals 1 4 14 23 66 1711 17 45 fg Turnbow, f 2 Garcia, f DeWitt, f Miller, f Davis, c Sutton, c M ' D ' w ' ll,g 10 Walker, g Moon, g Houser, g 1 ARIZONA U. fg ft pf tp 6 3 3 15 8 1 16 12 5 4 ..0111 L. J ' hns ' n,g 5 1 2 11 R.J ' hns ' n,g 12 0 4 Green, g 2 12 5 Totals 23 10 12 56 Blevins, f Larson, f Honea, f Penner, c Dunlap, c Totals 19 12 13 50 Half-time score: Texas A M 20, Arizona 20. Free throws missed: Texas A M —Turnbow 2, Garcia, DeWitt. Arizona — Penner 2, Dunlap, L. Johnson, Green 3. Officials: DeAndrews and Lee. A M 73, ACC 38 College Station, Dec. 13 —Scoring four points in the first 33 seconds of play. Moon gave the Aggies the necessary lead which they held easily throughout the game, de¬ feating ACC, 73-38. McDowell failed to score in the initial half as DeWitt was the firehorse of the Cadets. TEXAS A M ABILENE CHRISTIAN fg ft pf tp COLLEGE DeWitt, f 7 2 1 16 fa ft pf ta Turnbow, f 2 6 M.Martin, f 1 1 Sutton, c-f 1 0 Garcia, f 2 1 Davis, c 2 3 Walker, g 0 2 M ' Dowell,g 4 2 Moon, g 5 0 Houser, g 1 0 _ - Miller, g 3 0 0 6 Nutt, g Williams, f 0 0 ---- Totals 13 12 21 38 Totals 28 17 19 73 Half-time score: Texas A M 32, ACC 19. Free throws missed: A M — Turnbow 2, Davis 2, Sutton 3, Moon A, Houser. .ACC —Teel, H. Thomas 2, Dorsey, Webb 4, Hartman 2 , Nutt. Officials: Bubba Gernand and Bill Wallace. 3 10 Teel, f 1 3 H.Thomas,f 3 2 Plasters, f 1 5 Dorsey, f 1 ■5 7 Black, c 0 2 Webb, c 1 1 10 Gr ' ntham,c 4 2 10 Hartman, g 2 3 2 Coppinger 4 3 10 2 7 1 3 8 A M 74, NTSC 33 College Station, Dec. 20 — McDowell be¬ came the leading scorer in the SWC as he led the Aggies to a 74-33 victory over the North Texas State quintet. DeWitt sank th e first field goal for the Cadets, who were held scoreless the first five minutes, to set off the Maroon fireworks. TEXAS A. M. N.T.S.C. fg DeWitt, f 4 Turnbow, f 2 M.Martin, f 2 Sutton, c-f 2 Williams Davis, c 5 M ' Dowell,g 6 Moon, g 3 Houser, g Garcia 4 Miller 3 fg Ruiherf ' rd.i 1 Wise, f 1 Edwards, f Slaughter Deardorff,c 4 Totals 31 12 21 74 Cain, c Johnson,c Wall, g 2 Kelly, g 2 Allison, g J iurmon, g Luirick, g pf tp 7 Totals 10 13 20 33 Half-time score: A M 30, NTSC 12. Free throws missed: A M—DeWitt, Davis 4, Sutton 2, McDowell 2, Moon. NTSC: Rutherford 3, Slaughter, Deardorff 5, Cain 2, Wall, Edwards. Officials: Wallace and Albrecht. J-epr. R,G irr° 1Vo ' c , es 0el ,Y y e D Ov is ARIZONA WILDCATS 59, TEXAS AGGIES 46 Tucson, Ariz., Dec. 27 — The National In¬ vitational Tournament entrants defeated the Aggies for the second consecutive time, 59- 46. Graduating senior Turnbow sparked the Cadets ' attack while the Wildcats were well-backed with the sharp-shooting of Hor- nea. TEXAS A. M. fg Garcia, f 1 Houser, f 1 Martin, f DeWitt, f 3 ARIZONA fg ft Blevins, f 6 Morales, f Troutt, f Hornea, f pf tp 2 14 1 3 19 1 ft pf tp 0 5 2 3 2 1 0 ........ 10 7 Turnbow, f 3 6 5 12 Larson, f Davis, c 2 12 5 Renner, c Sutton, c 0 111 Dunlap, c v, M ' Dowell.g 5 1 3 11 L.Johns ' n,g 0 0 3 3 3 Loorhies, g 0 110 3 R.Johns ' n,g 3 — — — — Greene, g 0 ]6 ]4 23 46 - --- Totals 21 }6 24 5 Half-time score: Arizona 27, Texas A M 24. Free throws missed: Houser, Martin, Turnbow 2, Davis, Sutton 2, McDowell 4, Blevins, Morales, Larson, Renner 2, Dunlap 2, R. Johnson 2, and Greene. 3 10 2 Totals CALIFORNIA 59, TEXAS AGGIES 48 San Francisco, Calif., Dec. 29 — Under the able leadership of Walker, California ex¬ panded a three-point half-time lead to 1 1 points at the end of the forty minutes in the Cow Palace to defeat the Aggies, 59-48. McDowell and DeWitt sparked the Cadets. TEXAS A. fg Garcia, f Houser, f Martin, f DeWitt, f Turnbow, f Davis, c Sutton, c M ' Dowell,g Moon, g Miller, g Walker, f Kr ' tsing ' r,f Hagler, f Cun ' gh ' rr Gibbons, c H ' nd ' ks ' n,c Th ' mpson,g Nichols, g Matheny, g Payne, g Tveitm ' re,g Duvaras, g Totals Half-time score-. California 25, Texas A M Free throws missed: DeWitt 3, Davis 2, Sutton, McDowell 3, Moon 2, Walker 2, Hagler 3, Cun¬ ningham, Hendrickson 3, and Payne 2. STANFORD 55, TEXAS A M 49 San Francisco, Calif., Dec. 30 — San Fran- ciscoans saw Texas A M lose its second game in a row to a California quintet as Stanford University overcame the Aggies ' five-point half-time lead to win going away, 55-49. Missing nine free shots hurt the Cadets, who were well-supported from the field by McDowell. TEXAS A. M. STANFORD fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp 2 9 Vardley, f 4 ' “ r .11:., ' t O DeWitt, f 4 Martin, f Sutton, f 4 Davis, c 3 M ' Dowell,g 6 Moon, g 2 Turnbow, g 4 0 0 0 ' Sulliv ' n,f 2 1 0 4 8 Walsh, f 7 0 5 6 Iverson, f 3 1 2 13 Ramstead,c 2 0 1 4 Chavalas,g 2 1 0 9 Carver, g 0 — — — Gelber, g 3 Totals 23 3 }4 49 “ o Totals 23 9 9 55 Half-time score: Texas A M 32, Stanford 27. Free throws missed: Sutton, McDowell 2, Moon, Turnbow 5, Vardley 2, Ramstead, Chavalas, Car¬ ver 2, and Gelber. 13 5 1 2 15 6 1 1 5 1 2 5 2 2 6 SMI 53, A M 48 College Station, Jan. 4 — Poor rebound play by the Aggies and tricky ball handling by the SMU Ponies resulted in a loss for the Cadets in their first SWC game. Free¬ man and Mitchell paced the Mustangs ' 53-48 victory over the Farmers, who led at the half, 27-24. The second half was closely fought until the final moments when SMU scored four consecutive field goals to go ahead. Brown ' s expert ball handling accounted for the ma¬ jority of the points attained by his team¬ mates, while DeWitt was the pacemaker among the Cadets. TEXAS A. M. fg DeWitt, f 7 Turnbow, g 1 Sutton, c 1 Davis, c 3 M ' Dowell,g 4 Moon, g 3 Garcia, g Totals 19 10 16 48 SMU P f t P d , 9 P f P 1 15 Brown, f 2 5 1 V 9 Holm f 2 12 5 2 3 Mitchell, c 5 £ 3 12 5 9 Freeman, f 6 3 3 16 2 8 Lutz, g 5 1 11 3 10 Owen, g _ _ _ Totals 20 13 10 53 Vv . ? eO f TEXAS AGGIES 49, TCU HORNED FROGS 45 College Station, Jan. 5 — DeWitt and Martin controlled the backboard for the Aggies in the first A M win of the SWC season, defeating the TCU quintet, 49-45. The pair had the able assistance of McDowell, who came through in the clinches. McDowell sewed up the game in the final two minutes of play as he sank the two field goals which broke a tie and gave the Cadets the necessary victory margin. The Amarillo basketballer was most valuable on defense as he held Froggie ace Taylor scoreless in the first half while allowing Schmid! only four points in the final half. McLeod ably paced the visitors as he used his height to the best advantage under the basket in gaining his share of the rebounds; TEXAS A. “ however, DeWitt held the sophomore center [) e yyj| t f g to seven points in the second period. Turnbow, f TCU ' s one point lead at the end of the M.Martin, c 3 first half didn ' t last long as the lead con- Dgv° s n ' c C tinued to pass from one team to the other, Garcia, g but the Cadets finished ahead to gain a tie M ' Dowell,g 4 for third place n the SWC standings. Houser 9 g Miller, g TCU pf tp Fromme,g-f 3 2 17 Knox, f 1 Campbell,f 1 McLeod, c 8 Br ' kshire,c Schmidt, g 1 Taylor, g 3 Totals 17 11 12 45 Totals 19 11 14 49 Half-time score: TCU 23, Texas A M 22. Free throws missed: A M—Houser 2, Moon, Martin. TCU—Fromme 2, Taylor 2, McLeod 4. Referees: Mike Williamson and Abe Dietzer. A M 43, ARKANSAS 35 College Station, Jan, 12 — McDowell re¬ gained his usual top-nctch offensive play and together with his regular fine defensive play, sparked the Cadets to a 43-35 victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks. Actually, it was a team victory as each man played his position to the well known T. Arkansas held the lead only four times, and never by over two points. Entering the final two minutes of play the Aggies led, 40-35, and the quintet of Garcia, McDowell, Moon, DeWitt, and Turnbow successfully froze the ball. Perhaps the best shot of the evening was McDowell ' s 35-footer which broke a tie in the second period of the game. TEXAS A. M. ARKANSAS fg ft pf tp fg ft nf tp DeWitt, f 2 2 0 6 Cathcart, f 2 2 4 6 Turnbow, f 1 2 4 Hudspeth,f 2 2 6 M.Martin, f 1 0 0 2 Ambler,c 8 4 1 20 Sutton, c-f 1 0 3 2 B ' rqsmil ' r,c 0 2 12 Davis, c 4 0 3 8 Miller, g 0 12 1 Garcia, g 12 4 4 Smith, g 0 0 2 0 M ' Dowell, g 8 1 3 17 Price, g 0 0 10 Moon, g 0 0 10 Hess, g 0 0 0 0 Tee- Totals 18 7 14 43 Totals 12 11 11 35 Half-time score: Arkansas 20, Texas A M 22. Free throws mised: A M—Turnbow, DeWitt, Davis 2, Sutton, McDowell 2. Arkansas—Huds¬ peth. Ambler 2, Borgsmiller 2, Smith. Officials: Williamson and Bill Wallace. STEEKS 48, CADETS 4G Austin, Jan. 14 —A lay-up by Falk in the final second of the game gave the TU Longhorns a 48-46 win over the Cadets. Davis dropped in a field goal to tie up the game immediately after the beginning of the second half and added another a few moments later to give the Aggies the lead. The game rocked back and forth and, until the closing seconds, when Falk sank the much-disputed tip-in, the outcome was unpredictable. TEXAS A. M. fg ft pf tp DeWitt, f 2 Garcia, f 0 Davis, c 8 M ' Dowell.g 4 Moon, g Martin, f-c 1 Turnbow, g 2 TEXAS fg ft Hamilton, f 2 1 McGee, f 5 5 16 Falk, c 5 10 Womack, g 4 1 Huffman, g 2 2 1 pf tp 2 9 9 1 2 11 1 10 3 9 2 6 2 1 3 2 4 3 Harris, c 8 Clark, f 0 — Cobb, g 0 Totals 17 12 15 46 ---- Totals 16 16 15 48 Half-time score: Texas 21, Texas A M 19. Free throws missed: DeWitt 2, Davis, McDow¬ ell, Moon, Turnbow 2, Hamilton. Officials: Whitey Baccus (SMU) and Adolph Dietzel (TCU). r eb Q j «d 0o ' ' ' - n 6 TEXAS AGGIES 56, RICE OWLS 37 College Station, Jan. 18 —A M ' s rapidly improving quintet moved into the runner-up spot of the SWC cage race in a tie with SMU after handily trouncing Rice, 56-37. The outcome of the game was never in doubt as the Cadets took the lead early in the opening moments and never relin¬ quished it. They maintained such margins as 8-2, 16-9, 24-12, and 44-22 throughout the one-sided contest. McDowell continued his scoring pace as he tallied the greatest number of field goals and led the Cadet scorers. Davis showed a great amount of improvement in his defensive play as he held the Rice stalwart, McDermott, to only two field goals in the first half. Davis was also hot on offense as he controlled the boards effectively and kept the ball in motion. With every member of the TEXAS A. M. RICE Maroon and White squad getting a taste DeWitn f , P Gerhart, f % of the night ' s action, the Aggies still man- Turnbow, f 2 - - - aged to score the needed amount of points Martin, f 1 to finish the game with the largest margin Garcia” held by the Farmers at the end of a con- Davis, c 3 ference tilt. Farmer M ' Dowell,g 6 Miller Switzer, f 4 3 2 Hudgens, f 1 M ' Derm ' tt,c 5 3 Gr ' w ' nd ' r,c 5 8 White, g 0 1 Tighe, g 1 2 14 McCurry 1 1 1 DeMose, g pf tp 1 4 4 1 4 18 7 Totals 22 12 16 56 Totals 13 11 20 39 Half-time score: Texas A M 28, Rice 16. Free throws missed: A M—Turnbow, DeWitt 3, Davis 2, McDowell 3, Moon 2, Garcia. Rice- White, McDermott 2, Tiqhe, Gerhart, McCurry. Officials: Dietzel and Wallace. o n Q °nd 901 ist , ' res AGGIES 56, BRUINS 45 Waco, Feb. 3 — A M ' s best quintet since 1923 moved into the first place spot of the SWC race with a 56-45 win over Baylor. McDowell, DeWitt, and Turnbow paced the Cadets offensively; Bruin hot-shot Srack was held to seven markers. Control of the back- boards by Davis and DeWitt was one of the Farmers ' strong points. The Aggies gained the lead in the first five minutes of play and never relinquished it. TEXAS A. M. BAYLOR fg ft pf to fg ft 2 2 12 H’ckman, f 3 6 4 12 H ' th ' gton.f 1 4 2 14 Preston, c 0 1 5 5 Srack, g 2 _ 0 1 0 DeWitt, g 1 2236 Johnson, f 6 0 111 Houde, g 0 — — — — Fleetw ' d, g 1 20 16 23 56 Mu 11 in, f DeWitt, f 5 Turnbow, f 3 M ' Dowell.g 5 2 Moon, g Martin, f Garcia, f Houser, c Totals pf tp 2 6 4 5 4 3 3 7 4 8 1 13 0 3 1 0 Totals 14 17 20 45 Free throws missed: Baylor— Heathington 2, Brest an 4, DeWitt 3, Srack, Johnson, Cobb. A M —McDowell 3, Davis 3, Turnbow 2. Officials: Baccus and Albrecht. SMU 56, A M 50 Dallas, Feb. 7—Despite a 56-50 loss re¬ ceived at the hands of the SMU cagers, the Aggies continued to lead the SWC, together with three other teams. A lame shoulder kept McDowell from performing at his best; Holm and Mitchell sparked the Mustangs. Davis ' fouling out early in the second half ham¬ pered the Cadets as did the later removal of DeWitt and Turnbow via the same route. TEXAS A. M. SMU fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp DeWitt, f 2 3 5 7 Freeman, f 3 3 3 9 Turnbow, f 3 3 5 9 Holm, f 5 4 5 14 Garcia, f 2 14 Wheeler, c 1 1 1 3 Davis, c 14 5 6 Mitchell, c 6 5 4 ]7 Martin, c 2 12 5 Brown, g 2 2 3 6 Houser, g 0 0 1 0 Salmon, g 3 ] 4 7 Moon, g 13 3 5 Owens, g 0 0 10 M ' Dowell,g 3 12 7 _ _ _ _ Miller, g 2 13 5 Totals 20 16 21 55 farmer, g 10 2 2 Totals 17 16 29 50 Half-time score: SMU 34, Texas A M 25. Free throws missed: Freeman, Mitchell 3, Brown 2, Holm 4, Salmon, Wheeler 3, Turnbow 2, Davis 2, Farmer. TEXAS AGGIES 56, BAYLOR BEARS 54 College Station, Feb. 10 —Four thousand tense Aggie fans went half wild with screaming in DeWare Field House when McDowell sank a 37- foot field goal in the final second of the game to give the Aggies a 56-54 victory over the Baylor quintet. It was truly one of the best basketball games ever witnessed in DeWare as the Bruins led at half-time with an eight-point lead. Garcia ' s great all- around game, Davis, heads-up ball, and Turnbow ' s defensive and rebound work, put the Cadets in the lead in the second half. Davis stole two passes in succession and scored each time to put the Aggies back in the game the latter part of the second half; neither team bolstered more than a three- point lead. Before the crucial two-minute period, McDowell garnered a field goal, giv¬ ing the Farmers a 45-41 lead. Bill DeWitt of Baylor narrowed the score as he sank two charity shots, then followed with another field goal to knot the score. Heathington had a chance to win the game with a free shot with only 51 seconds remain¬ ing in the game, but he choked. Going into overtime, the game reached an even greater pace as players from both sides were forced to leave on fouls, before McDowell ' s memor¬ able shot. TEXAS A. M. BAYLOR fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp DeWitt, f 115 3 H ' th ' gt ' n,f 11 8 1 30 Turnbow, f 1 3 4 5 Hickman, f 5 0 110 Martin, f 4 0 5 8 Johnson, f 0 1 1 1 Sutton, c-f 0 0 1 0 Preston, c 1 1 5 3 Davis, c 7 2 4 ]6 Cobb, g 0 12 1 Garcia, g 6 1 4 13 B.DeWitt,g 12 4 4 M ' Dowell,g 2 3 3 7 Srack, g 2 15 5 Moon, g 12 14 Fleetw ' d, g Houser, g 0 0 0 0 C ' r ' gt ' n, g 0 0 0 0 Totals 22 12 27 56 Totals 20 14 19 54 Half-time score: Baylor 30, Texas A M 22. Free throws missed: A M— Turnbow, Davis 2, Martin 2, McDowell. Baylor—Heathington 7, Mc¬ Dowell, B. DeWitt 3, Srack, Hickman, Johnson 3. Officials: Bill Wallace and Hal Albrecht. fre the n (13) ARKANSAS 52, A M 46 Fayetteville, Ark., Feb. 13 — Leading un¬ til the final six minutes of play, the Aggies lost the lead and eventually the game as the Arkansas five sank the Cadets, 52-A6, dropping A M into fourth place among the SWC standings. The Razorback quintet seemed to gain life in the final portion of the game with the withdrawal of Davis via the personal foul method. Ambler was the wheelhorse for the winners in the closing minutes. TEXAS A. M. fa ft pf Turnbow. f 3 4 2 10 DeWitt, f 2 2 5 6 Davis, c 3 2 “i 8 Martin, c 0 1 2 1 Houser, g 0 0 2 0 Miller, g O 9 n Sutton, g 0 0 10 Garcia, a ] 9 M ' Dowell,g 5 7 3 17 Moon, g 10 5 2 ARKANSAS fg ft pf to CatHcaH, f 4 .5 5 13 Hudspeth,f 2 12 5 Smith, f Ambl°r, c 3 8 4 14 Miller, g 5 H°ss. a 5 5 4 15 Price, g 13 3 5 Totals ]5 22 23 52 Totals 14 18 28 46 Half-time score: Texas A M 26, Arkansas 21. Free throws missed: A M—Turnbow, Davis 2, McDowell 6 , Houser. Arkansas—C thcart 4, Price 3, Smith, Ambler 2, Hess 3, and Miller. ID LONGHORNS 53, TEXAS AGGIES 52 College Station, Feb. 28 — The University of Texas quintet won its second game of the year from the Cadets by the score of 53-52. When Davis fouled out in the early moments of the second half, the Texans gained another boost in the rebounds with no one around to fight Hamilton for pos¬ session of the sphere. McDowell and Hamil¬ ton were the individual stars of the contest. TEXAS A. M. TEXAS fo ft pf tp fg ft pf tp Turr bow, f 3 3 4 9 Hamilton,f 8 2 3 18 DeWitt, f 6 u 2 12 Dowies, f 5 1 5 11 Davis, c 1 2 4 4 Klein, c 1 1 3 M ' Dowell,g 7 5 1 19 Falk, c 4 6 2 14 Garcia, g 1 2 1 Harris, g 0 1 Moon, g 3 1 5 7 Huffman, g 2 1 2 5 — — — — Womack, g 2 4 2 Totals 20 12 18 52 Cobb, g 0 1 Totals 20 13 18 53 Half-time score : Texas A M 31, Texas 30. F ree throws missed: A M—Turnbow 3, Davis, McDowell 2, Garcia, Moon. Texas—Klein 3, Worn- ack 5. Officials: Rossi and Shaw. TEXAS AGGIES GO, TCI HORNED FROGS 58 Fort Worth, Feb. 21—Three charity shots by Turnbow were the only tallies by the Cadets in an overtime period, but they were sufficient to give the Aggies a 60-58 victory over the TCU cage squad. The two tallest men on the court, the Aggies ' Davis and the Frogs ' McLeod, paced their respective teams in the scoring slots. This was the first win for the Farmers on the home court of TCU for the last seven years, and it was the first home game loss of the season for the Frogs. In the final 25 seconds of the regulation game, DeWitt took a hot pass from McDowell and laid in a bucket to give the Aggies a 57-56 margin. But in the last nine seconds, DeWitt fouled McLeod, who tied up the game with a successful charity. No field goals were registered in the overtime as A M played a cool and clever possession type of basketball after Turnbow had registered his three free shots for the winning margin. In the final one second of play with the score reading 60-58, TCU captain Schmidt was fouled and received two free shots but failed in each case, giving the Aggies their sixth conference win of the season. TEXAS A. M. fg DeWitt, f 3 Martin, f t Turnbow, f 4 Garcia, f 0 Davis, c 9 Farmer, c 1 M ' Dowell,g 4 Moon, g 1 Houser, g 1 Sutton, g 0 pf tp 3 8 1 2 3 12 5 20 2 2 11 0 3 1 2 TCU fg Fromme, f 7 Ethridge, f Reynolds, f 1 Knox, f 1 McLeod, c 9 Schmidt, g 2 Taylor, g 2 Campbell,g ft pf tp 5 17 3 2 1 3 4 27 4 4 2 5 Totals 22 14 19 58 Totals 24 12 15 60 Half-time score: A M 35, TCU 34. Free throws missed: Fromme, Knox, McLead 2, Schmidt 2, Taylor 2, Turnbow 3, Davis, McDowell 2, Moon, Houser. Officials: Baccus and Rossi. Ve VvP ' Vo® . Twjort 3 a fS ' u RICE INSTITUTE G2, TEXAS A M 52 Houston, Feb. 18 —Although McDowell ran away with high-point honors. Rice Insti¬ tute dropped the Aggies from the SWC cage race, defeating the Maroons, 62-52. McDermott cleaned the backboards for the Owls as the Blue and Gray moved ahead in the contest eight minutes after the game was underway. At this point Rice broke an 11-11 tie and never let up in the latter stages of the tilt. TEXAS A. M. RICE fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp DeWitt, f 2 4 4 Switzer, f 3 2 3 8 1 urnbow, f 2 2 5 6 Gerhardt, f 6 5 5 17 Davis, c 1 2 4 4 M ' D ' rmott,c 4 4 5 12 Moon, c 2 4 3 8 White, g 2 2 5 6 M Dowell,g 9 5 2 23 Tighe, g 2 Gr ' w ' md ' r,f 3 5 4 9 Garcia, f 1 I 2 2 8 Houser, f 1 3 1 Hudgens, f Miller, f Demors, g 1 2 Farmer, g 1 1 1 1 — — — — Martin, g Totals 1 18 16 1 23 2 52 Totals 21 20 24 62 nalT-mne score: Kice 31, iexas A M 27. Free throws missed: Switzer 2, Gerhardt 2, McDermott 2, Grawimder, DeWitt, Turnbow 2, Davis, Moon 3, McDowell 6 . Officials: Albrecht and Wallace. Fall LES PEDEN Semester Coach FISH SQUAD — Kneeling, left to right: Bill Hilton, Joe Gulledge, Max Montegut, Malcolm Douglass, Bill Carpenter, Hub Scott, and Don Heft. Middle Row: Les Peden, fall semester coach; Burt Gant, Jim Velvin, Joe Healy, Leroy Miksch, Claude Staggs, and Dick Cade, manager. Back row: Jim Branam, Don Garrett, Wally Bleyl, Robert Crew, Richard Bess, and Jerry Chapman. Not shown: Dale Fooshee. Freshman numeral. FISH BASKETBALL GENE SCHRICKEL Spring Semester Coach Les Peden and Gene Schrickel alternated in the coaching position during the Fish basketball team ' s eleven- game season, which ended with a 7-4 record. Peden coached the Fish through the first five games to a 3-2 record while Schrickel finished out the season with the freshman quintet, gaining a 4-2 record. The first year Aggies defeated every team at least once, splitting series with the Texas Shorthorns, Lon Morris Junior Col¬ lege, the Rice Slimes, and the Baylor Cubs. They defeated the Wharton Junior College Pioneers twice and the Allen Academy Ramblers once. Pacing the Fish over the season was Waelder all-stater Leroy Miksch with 128 points, an average of 11.6 per game. Able assistance was offered by Max Montegut of Texas City, 71 points; Don Garrett of Fort Worth, 62; Jimmy Velvin of Longview, 59; Don Heft of Palacios, 56; Joe Gulledge of Chico, 42; and Wally Bleyl of Houston, 30. Peden set the new Aggies against their first opponent, Lon Morris, state junior college champions, but lost, 49-57. Velvin and Montegut showed the way with 11 markers each. The little Aggies rebounded in the sec¬ ond affray to defeat Wharton, 43-37, as Velvin led the Fish with 10 points. Miksch ' s 11-point high for the evening proved to be the deciding factor as the youngCadets edged the Allen Academy cagers, 44-41, in the first Fish home game. Playing in Gregory Gymnasium, the Fish lost to the highly rated Texas Shorthorns, 36-51, although Miksch was high scorer with 14 points. Miksch led the Fish to a 56-46 routing of the Rice Owlets as he again scored 14 points while Heft trailed with 11. Baylor ' s frosh rocked the Cadets, who were playing their first game with Schrickel as coach, handing the freshmen their third defeat, 56-46. Coach Schrickel watched his team win for the first time, as it downed Wharton, 41-35, and Miksch again led the home team with 14 markers. In a return tilt, the Fish edged the Cubs, 43-42, with Montegut ' s two free throws in the final seconds of the game tieing and winning the game for the Cadets, as Miksch again was high-point man with 12 points. Against the Owlets, Miksch scored 19 markers, but the Slimes were not to be denied as they downed the Cadets, 55-43. The final two games went in favor of the Aggies as the Fish defeated the Lon Morris Bearkats and the Shorthorns. Heft dropped in 11 points, Velvin added 9, Montegut 10, and Miksch 8 to lead the freshmen to a 56-55 win over the Bearkats. Both Garrett and Heft scored 1 1 points, while Miksch garnered 9, and Montegut 7 for the Cadet ' s smashing 51 to 44 victory over the TU frosh, marking the end of the Fish cage season. LeROY MIKSCH Outstanding Freshman 417 GEORGE KADERA Co-Captain SWC Discus Champion Texas and Kansas Relays Discus Champion ASM J. D. HAMPTON Co-Captain SWC Mile Record-Holder SWC Two Mile Record Holder TRACK SWC MEET RESULTS Team Points Texas 60 A M 43 Rice 32 Arkansas 20 Baylor 9 SMU 7 TCU 5 LEFT: Head Coach FRANK ANDER¬ SON times a runner as Coach RAY PUTNAM and Manager WOODY GARNEY await the results. VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: Bonnen, Terry, D. Cordon, Hampton, Kadera, Hooker, Bodeman, Bond, and Hall. SECOND ROW: Frank Anderson, coach; McMahon, Leming, Allen, Davis, Bless, Graves, Simpson, Wade, Herring, and Ray Putman, coach. THIRD ROW: Garney, manager; Gabriel, Omo, Terry, Place, Jones, Vinks, Weber, and Germany. FOURTH ROW: Mitchell, McCarty, Ortiz, Baker, Shaeffer, Meyes, Green, Anderson, and Lippman. 19 5 Winning five of seven meets this year, the Cadet cinder stars had a very successful season ouside of a bad day at the conference meet in Austin. Texas won the meet with 60 points to 43 for A M and 32 for Rice. The only other meet the Aggies lost was a dual meet to Texas by a 63-59 score. On the winning side of the ledger, the thinly clads whipped North Texas, LSU, and Rice in dual meets by wide margins. In the Border Olympics they scored 64 points to swamp second place Texas with 40 points and third place Oklahoma A M. Then at Corpus Christi at the Quarterback Relays the Maroon and White edged out Texas 66-1 3 to 64-1 3. Rice won third with 30-1 3. Some of the mainstays of the team were co-captains George Kadera and J. D. Hampton in the weights and distances, respectively; Bob Hall, low hurdle specialist; Paul Leming, soph high hurdler,- Jack Simpson and Don Graves, pole vaulters; Julian Herring and John McMahon, milers,- and Don Mitchell and Bernard Place, quartermilers. Aside from the seven meets mentioned the Aggies entered in the nation ' s big three relay carnivals, Texas, Kansas, and Drake Relays, and garnered a first in all three. Kadera won the discus at Texas and Kansas and Leming won the low hurdles at Drake. A M ' s mile relay quartet (Place, Cordon, Mitchell, and Shaeffer) was again among the nation ' s strongest, but had to compete with foursomes from Rice and Oklahoma A M which were those schools ' best in history. Likewise, the Aggie four-mile relay was this school ' s best ever, but it could do no better than finish second at the Texas and Kansas Relays to a great quartet from Kansas U. The Jayhawks cracked 29-year-old standards at both meets with a team that didn ' t have a weak link. Texas, led by Charley Parker, who won the 100 and 220, and Bob Walters, who won the high jump and pole vault, dominated the confer¬ ence meet May 13 with 6 firsts and a horde of places to A M ' s 5 firsts and 4 for Rice. Kadera ' s discus toss. Graves ' first place tie in the pole vault, Herring ' s mile win, Leming ' s high hurdle first, and Hall ' s repeat performance in the low hurdles accounted for the Aggie firsts. Hall is SWC record-holder in the low hurdles at 22.8, which he set last year, and he had one of the fastest times in the nation this year. Particularly encouraging for A M are prospects for next year. Graduating seniors on the team are George Kadera, J. D. Hampton, Bob Hall, Jerry Bonnen, Ed Hooker, and Don Cordon — but capable replacements indicate the team will be just as strong next spring. Such fresh¬ man athletes as Darrow Hooper, shot putter and discus hurler par excellent; Bill Stalter, sprint ace,- and Bobby Ragsdale, broadjumper and low hurdler, together with a number of their first-year teammates, will possibly more than make up for graduation losses. Add to these replacements 1949 letterman Bill Henry, broad jumper, and the remarkable quartermiler James Baker, a star freshman runner in ' 49, and the future is far from dull for the Cadets. Quite possibly 1951 will see a return to the SWC throne room by the Aggies. 419 DON GRAVES POLE VAULT, HIGH JUMP HERRING edges HAMPTON to capture SWC mile in 4:17.4. ALEX ORTIZ 880 PAUL LEMING HURDLES Aggies Place Second At Sugar Bowl New Orleans, La., Jan. 1 — A M ' s mile relay quartet of Don Mitchell, Robert Atkins, Bernard Place, and Don Englehart, took second place in the Sugar Bowl Invitational Track Meet behind a record-breaking foursome from Oklahoma A M. Aggie Ray Hol¬ brook also finished second, as he crossed the finish line behind Pat Bowers of Kansas, who finished with a record time of 1:53.0 for the half-mile course. The Oklahoma Aggies set a new Southern and Sugar Bowl record with a time of 3:16.4 for the mile relay. Cadets Swamp North Texas College Station, March 4 — Maroon and White tracksters swamped the North Texas State Eagles, 72-42, winning all but three of the events in the meet. The Aggie cinder team was so well balanced that in only one event, the broad jump, were the Cadets blanked while the Eagles failed to place in four events. George Kadera and Paul Leming led the Maroons, each scoring two firsts. Kadera tossed the shot for 47 ' 1 and one first, then threw the discus 149 ' A for his second win. Leming won both the high and low hurdles, taking the 120 highs in 14.9, and the 220 lows with a time of 24.5. In the mile run, J. D. Hampton bested teammate Julian Herring with a time of 4:21.3, and Don Mitchell won the 440 on the wet track with Aggie Bernard Place right behind the 49.1 time posted by the winner. One of the surprises of the meet was Alex Ortiz ' s 1:57.9 880 win as he finished five yards ahead of a second place Eagle. Perhaps the biggest surprise in the meet was Bob Hall ' s win in the 100 with a 10 flat time; Bob placed second in the 220. In an exhibition race Aggie Jerry Bonnen ran a 10:05 two-mile, defeating Jack Jones. North Texas finally copped a first, winning the sprint relay with a fine time of 42.6, beating the Cadet four¬ some by ten yards. In the pole vault, ties occurred in both first and second place, with Jack Simpson and Don Graves both clearing 12 ' 6 for first and Aggie Elmo Wade tieing Eagle Luther Fambro at 12 ' . Simpson also won the javelin with a throw of 151 feet. Buddy Davis took another first for A M, high jumping 5 ' 11 Vs The mile relay team of B. U. Terry, Don Cordon, Place and Cecil Inglehart easily won, finishing the course in 3:23.5. For the Eagles, Fambro won the broad jump, while teammate Jerome Zabojnik won the 220, and Johnny Slack was second in the shot, discus, and javelin. 420 A M Wins Border Olympics DON CARDON 440, MILE RELAY Laredo, March 1 1 — A M ' s cindermen surprised the Texas Longhorns and state sport- writers by recapturing the Border Olympics crown with a total of 64 points. Pre-meet favorite Texas was well behind the Aggies with 40V2 points. New records were set in the meet by two Aggies, George Kadera and Bob Hall. Kadera heaved the discus 165 ' while Hall barely nipped teammate Bill Bless in setting a new low hurdle record of 23.1 sec¬ onds. All in all, the Aggies won eight first places, failing to tally only in the sprints and broad jump J. D. Hampton followed his winning ways in taking the mile and two-mile events, although he failed to crack either of his previous records. A M made a clean sweep of the mile as Julian Herring and Johnny Garmany finished two-three behind Hampton, and in the two-mile, Jerry Bonnen finished fourth. A big surprise in the meet was Walt Davis, who tied Vern McGrew in the high jump, clearing the bar at 6 ' 4 1 2 ' . Jack Simpson and Don Graves finished one-two, respectively, in the pole vault with Simpson coming through with his best yet at 13 ' 6 , while Graves tied with Tibs Bob Walters at 1 3 ' . Graves also tied for third in the high jump. Paul Lem- ing took the high hurdles in 14.7, and finished fourth in the lows. Bernard Place pulled a mild surprise, finishing ahead of Don Mitchell in the 440 dash with a time of 48.7. The Mitchell-Cox duel failed to develop as Cox sat out the 440 to concentrate on the mile relay which the Rice Owls won with the Aggies placing second, but the Feathered Flock failed to best the 3:17.3 record set by A M last year, needing four seconds to tie the record. Adding valauble points to the Maroon and White total were Ed Hooker, third with 137 ' 9 in the discus tossing, and Simpson, hurling the javelin 168 ' 7 for fourth place. Cadet half-milers failed to place when other contestants staggered around the first curve and illegally cut in ahead of the A M men. This action went unnoticed by the judges. Kadera ' s record in the shot-put event was broken by a half-inch at 46 ' 11 lA . Kadera placed fourth in the event with a toss of 44 ' 1 l 3 7t . Outstanding for the Longhorns was Charley Parker, who broke both of the sprint rec¬ ords — a 9.4 100-yard time and a 20-flat in the 220. The latter exceeds the world record of Jesse Owens by 3 10 second although it will not be recognized because of o strong tailwind. TU ' s only other win was the 440-yard relay. Oklahoma A M took the first two places of the half-mile run, with winner Harold Trant setting a new record of 1:56 flat. The Okies other first was John Vaught ' s 23 ' 11 winning broad jump. Tobin Rote of Rice captured the javelin at 191 ' 11 . SIMPSON, pre-meet favorite, clears only 13 ' at SWC meet. BENTON TERRY, BUDDY SHAEFFER, BERNARD PLACE, and DON MITCHELL were mile relay team members; ordinarily, however, DON CARDON ran a leg of the relay rather than TERRY. 421 . - .k; JOHN GARMANY MILE, TWO MILE KADERA heaves the discus within 7 of SWC record. DAVID YIENGST 100 , 220 College Station, March 18 —The Aggie tracksters won their third straight meet of the year, defeating the Rice Owls, 73-49. Although each squad won eight events, the Cadets ' win came through, winning 11 of the 14 second places. A M swept six events and placed in all except the broad jump and the relays, where only first was counted. J. D. Hampton finished first in the mile run with John Germany close behind. An upset occurred in the 880 run as Alex Ortiz and Robert Allen swept the event for A M, and in the 440, Cecil Inglehart placed behind Tom Cox, who finished first. Kadera won the shot put and discus, and again the big man bettered the SWC rec¬ ord, tossing the discus 164 ' 7 . Ed Hooker finished second in the discus. Don Graves won the pole vault at 13 ' with Jack Simpson second, and Graves tied with Buddy Davis at 6 ' 4 in the high jump behind Vern McGrew. Paul Leming dominated the high hurdles and Bob Hall did the same in the lows, although he was pushed by second placer Bill Bless. The Rice mile relay barely nosed out the Cadet team of Buddy Shaeffer, Don Cordon, Don Mitchell, and Bernard Place. Beaumont, March 26 — A M ' s track team continued its winning ways, defeating the LSD Tigers, 72-45. The Aggies won nine firsts and swept six events while the Tigers won but six events and shutout the Farmers only in the 880 and the 220. Paul Leming, per¬ forming before a home town crowd, won the high hurdles in 14.5 and was barely beaten by Bob Hall in the lows. George Kadera was the only Aggie to win two firsts — a 165 ' 6 toss of the discus (his best of the year) and a 48 ' 3 heave of the shot. The Farmers swept the distances as Julian Herring and John Garmany finished one-two in the mile and Jerry Bonnen and Jim McMahon duplicated the trick in the two-mile. Glenn Lippman won the home town team ' s first points in a broad jump event this year as he took second place with a 21 ' 8 hop. Jack Simpson vaulted 13 ' 4 to lead the Cadets to a sweep of the pole vault as Don Graves placed second and also won another second place behind Buddy Davis, who won the high jump at 6 ' 1 . With Simpson not throwing, Ed Hooker took second in the spear event together with a second in the discus. A M ' s mile relay team, which did not include either Bernard Place or Don Mitchell, finished a close second behind the Tigers. DON MITCHELL 440, MILE RELAY 422 Kadera Wins At Texas Relays Austin, April 1 — Big George Kadera provided A M with its only first place in the Texas Relays as he heaved the discus 165 ' 11 , ten feet more than second place Rollins Prather of Kansas State; Kadera was third in the shot put. Three records were broken at the Relays, and in the mile relay, the record was broken by three teams. All three of the first trio of teams to cross the finish line bettered the time set by A M ' s team in ' 48. Rice and Oklahoma University finished ahead of the Aggie team composed of Don Cordon, Buddy Shaeffer, Don Mitchell, and Bernard Place. J. D. Hampton ran a 4:14 mile as the four-mile relay broke the old record, but still the Aggie failed to win, as the strong Kansas relay team finished the course ahead of the Cadets, setting a new record of 17.20.9 which cut 20 seconds off of the old record which was set in 1929 (the oldest record running). Rounding out the Farmer team were Jim McMahon, John Garmany, Julian Herring, and Hampton. A M ' s 880 relay composed of Jack Bond, Dave Yiengst, Bob Hall, and Billy Bless finished in second place behind TU. Paul Leming, who had been suffering from flu during the week, failed to place in the high hurdles. A M Wins Quarterback Relays Corpus Christi, April 8 —Texas A M ' s always hustling track team came from behind in the last event, catching TU to win the annual Quarterback Relays by two points. Texas was leading by 16 points going into the night portion of the meet, but at this point the Cadets began to rally and forged ahead on the last event with second-place behind Rice in the mile relay. Seven records were broken in the night portion of the meet, with A M breaking three and Texas and Rice two each. Together with the new mile relay record, the Owls broke Bob Goode ' s javelin record with Tobin Rote tossing the spear. Charley Parker ran the 220 in 21.0 for a new record and anchored the 440 relay to the other record. George Kadera, Bob Hall, and Jack Simpson all won their favorite events, setting rec¬ ords in each. Kadera set a new mark with a 159 ' S 1 ? heave to the discus, as well as winning the shot put. Hall flew the 220 lows in 23 flat, and Simpson vaulted 13 ' 6 for the final new mark. J. D. Hampton was also a double winner, taking the mile and two- mile, with Julian Herring and John Garmany taking second and third in the mile and Herring and Jerry Bonnen garnering third and fourth in the two-mile. Paul Leming took first in the high hurdles in 14.7, with Billy Bless fourth, but both boys were surprised in the lows as Parsons of Texas was second and Leming was third and Bless fourth. A three- way tie occurred between Vern McGrew of Rice, Burry Davis, and Bob Walters of Texas in the high jump at 6 ' 4 . Hall came in a surprising third in the century dash, and Dave Yiengst and Jack Bond picked up some much-needed points by taking third and fourth in the 220. JACK SIMPSON POLE VAULT, HIGH AND BROAD JUMP JAVELIN GRAVES surprised by tieing for the SWC pole vault title. HALL repeated as SWC low hurdle champion with LEMING fourth. 220, 100 BOB HALL LOW HURDLES, 100 220, SPRINT RELAY Kadera Wins At Kansas Lawrence, Kan., April 22 — George Kadera gained the only first place for A M at the Kansas Relays when he came from behind to out-toss Hollin Prather of Kansas State in the discus event. Prather had already tossed the discus 164 ' 9 1 2 when Kadera, on his last chance, heaved the discus 165 ' 4 . Entries from A M, Rice, and Texas won seven events at the Relays. The Owls gained firsts in the mile relay, 440, and high jump while the Longhorns were first in the 100, javelin, and the two-mile relay. The Aggie mile relay team of Cordon, Inglehart, Place, and Mitchell was second and the four-mile relay team of McMahon, Garmany, Herring, and Hampton also finished second, again behind the great Kansas quartet which set a new record. Jack Simpson tied for second in the pole vault with a vault of 13 ' 8 , the best height a SWC vaulter has recorded in years. A M ' s 880 relay team of Yiengst, Bless, Hall, and Anderson was third. Leming Wins At Drake Des Moines, Iowa, April 29 — Paul Leming upset all the experts ' predictions by win¬ ning the low hurdles at the bad-weather-plagued Drake Relays and by placing third in the highs. Kadera was second in the discus, defeated by less than a foot by Byrl Thomp¬ son of Minnesota. Thompson ' s toss was for 158 ' 7 . J. D. Hampton, defending champion in the two-mile, couldn ' t overcome the mud and competition and had to be satisfied with third. Rice ' s mile relay team was defeated by Oklahoma A M, but won the 440 relay. Tobin Rote won the javelin with a toss of 195 ' . Texas failed to win a first place, and Charley Parker looked poor in taking third in the 100. Leming ' s time on the lows was 24.2, and his long stride was the deciding factor in the home stretch. Pre-meet favorite Bob Hall failed to qualify when he took a spill in the prelims. TU Snaps A M Win Streak Austin, May 5 —Texas University snapped a five-meet winning streak of the hitherto undefeated Aggies, defeating the Cadets, 63-59, at Memorial Stadium. Despite the fact that the Cadets garnered ten firsts to TU ' s six, the Longhorns gained a winning margin on 11 second places while the Cadets got but three. One of the biggest surprises of the meet was Alex Ortiz and John Garmany of the Aggies finishing one-two in the 880. Another surprise was Jack Simpson ' s second place 22 ' 5 broad jump, and, as usual, he won the pole vault, clearing 13 ' 6 . J. D. Hampton won the mile going away with TU ' s Don Sparks second and Julian Herring a disappointing third. Herring won the two-mile, beating Bobby Whisenant with a time of 9:49.5. The mile relay finished in good order for the Aggies with Bernard Place and Don Mitchell showing the way. Kadera won the shot and discus events to take high point honors for the Aggies, and Paul Leming won the high hurdles, and Bob Hall won the lows in 24.0 Texas won first in the 440 relay, 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, javelin, broad jump and high jump. Charley Parker led the Longhorns in their victory as he won the 100, 220, and ran on the winning 440 relay. 424 A M Second In SWC Track Meet Austin, May 13 — The University of Texas Longhorns outpointed defending cham¬ pions Texas A M, 60-43, to win the South¬ west Conference Track and Field Meet. The Steers ' victory occurred not so much because of the Aggies failing in their skills, but in the fact that the Texas cindermen performed like they never have before. It was felt most strongly in the high jump where Bob Walters of the Orange and White upset Vern McGrew of Rice, Bill Mil- burn also of TU placing second in the shot, and the failure of Aggies J. D. Hampton and Jack Simpson to win the two-mile and pole vault, respectively, which both have done consistently throughout the year. Hampton was hampered somewhat by a pulled muscle, but Simpson managed only a tie for third in the vaulting. BUDDY DAVIS HIGH JUMP SWC TRACK MEET, RESULTS BY EVENTS 440-yard relay: 1. Texas (Floyd Rogers, Carl Mayes, Perry Samuels, Charley Parker); 2. Rice; 3. Baylor; 4. Texas A M. Time 41.1 (New record—old record 41.2 set by Texas in 1947). Mile run: 1. Julian Herring, Texas A M; 2. J. D. Hampton, Texas A M; 3. Oliver Gatchell, Arkansas; 4. Tom Hardin, Arkansas. Time: 4:17.4. Shot put: 1. John Morton, Texas Christian, 49 ' 4 1 2 . 2. Bill Milburn, Texas, 49 ' 3 A . 3. George Kadera, Texas A M, 48 ' 1% ; 4. Joe McPhail, Rice, 47 ' 7]A . 440-yard dash: 1. Tom Cox, Rice; 2. Norman Price, Arkansas; 3. Bobby Dillon, Texas; 4. Bernard Place, Texas A M. Time: 46.9 (New Record—old record 47 3 set by Ray Holbrook of Texas A M in 1949). 100-yard dash: 1. Charley Parker, Texas; 2. Perry Samuels, Texas; 3. Carl Mayes, Texas; 4. Arthur Brown, Rice. Time: 9.6. Javelin throw: 1. Tobin Rote, 202 ' S ' A ; 2. Ray Marek, Texas, 192 ' 10 ; 3. Pat Knight, Southern Methodist, 190 ' 214 ; 4. James Dowies, Texas, 184 ' . High jump: 1. Bob Walters, Texas, 6 ' 8% (New rec¬ ord-old record 6 ' 7% set by Pete Watkins of Texas A M in 1943); 2. Elmo Adams, Arkansas, 6 ' SVa ; 3. Vern McGrew, Rice; Don Graves, Texas A M; and Ray Womack, Texas, tied, 6 ' 41 2 . 120-yard high hurdles: 1. Paul Leming, Texas A M; 2. John Vails, Baylor; 3. Val Joe Walker, Southern Methodist; 4. Ralph Person, Texas. Time: 14.5. 880-yard run: 1. Otha Byrd, Rice; 2. Lowell Haw- kinson, Texas; 3. James Hoff, Rice; 4. Dick Brooks, Texas. Time: 1:53.6 (New record—old record 1:53.8 set by Mac Umstadt of Texas in 1941). 220-yard dash: 1. Charley Parker, Texas; 2. Carl Mayes, Texas,- 3. Arthur Brown, Rice; 4. Bernard Judd, Arkansas. Time: 21.0. Discus throw: 1. George Kadera, Texas A M; 162 ' 7 ; 2. Jack Adkisson, Southern Methodist, 151 ' llVa ; 3. Randall Clay, Texas, 144 ' ll ' a ; 4. Ed Hooker, Texas A M, 141 ' 3 . Two-mile run: 1. James Brown, Arkansas; 2. James West, Arkansas; 3. J. D. Hampton, Texas A M; 4. Nor¬ man Alsobrook, Baylor. Time: 9:34.6. 220-yard low hurdles: 1. Bob Hall, Texas A M; 2. Bill Bless, Texas A M; 3. Ralph Person, Texas; 4. Paul Leming, Texas A M. Time: 23.3. Mile relay: 1. Rice (Jack Hudgins, James Hoff, Arthur Brown, Tom Cox); 2. Texas A M; 3. Texas; 4. Arkansas. Time: 3:14.3 (New record—old record 3:14.9 set by Texas A M in 1949). Broad jump: 1. Charles Meeks, Texas, 24 ' 4% ; 2. Jack Lucas, Baylor, 23 ' 10% ; 3. Jim Gerhardt, Rice, 23 ' 8 ; 4. George Thomason, Arkansas, 23 ' 7 . Pole vault: 1. Don Graves, Texas A M; and Bob Walters, Texas, tied, 13 ' 6 ; 3. Jack Simpson, Texas A M; Jody Runnels, Texas, and Keith Tompkins, Texas, tied, 13 ' . DAVIS revealed potential greatness in the high jump. 425 LEMING captured the SWC high hurdle championship. JULIAN HERRING MILE, TWO-MILE Big Seven Trackmen Wallop SWC Dallas, June 3 — The Big Seven walloped the Southwest Conference in the annual Dual of Champions track and field meet, rolling up 79 points to 52. In the four-year history of the meet, the Big Seven now has won twice, the SWC once, and there has been one tie. Five records were set in the upset victory by the outsiders which was one of the most crushing in the series. SUMMARY OF DUAL Mile run—1. Bob Karnes, Kansas; 2. Bill McGuire, Missouri; 3. Lee Moore, Nebraska. Time: 4:15.3. 440-yard dash—1. Tom Cox, Rice; 2. Don Mitchell, A M; 3. Charles Coleman, Oklahoma. Time: 48.5. Broad jump—1. Herb Hoskins, Kansas State, 24 ' 216 ; 2. Jim Danielson, Kansas State, 23 ' 10 ; 3. Charles Meek, Texas, 23 ' 5 . 100-yard dash—1. Charley Parker, Texas; 2. Lod Troilo, Kansas State,- 3. Harry Meginnis, Nebraska. Time: 9.8. Shot put—1. Jim Allen, Colorado, 53 ' 9 (new rec¬ ord-old record 53 ' 516 set by Rollin Prather, Kan¬ sas State, in 1948); 2. Rollin Prather, Kansas State, 51 ' 5 ; 3. Wally Tanner, Colorado, 50 ' 6 V 2 . 120-yard high hurdles—1. Val Joe Walker, South¬ ern Methodist; 2. Paul Leming, A M; 3. Earl Elliott, Kansas State. Time: 14:8. 880-yard run—1. Bill Jacobs, Oklahoma,- 2. Harold Kopf, Nebraska,- 3. Pat Bowers, Kansas. Time: 1:53.4. 220-yard dash—1. Charley Parker, Texas; 2. Harry Meginnis, Nebraska; 3. Bob Buck, Colorado. Time: 21.3. Javelin throw—1. Tobin Rote, Rice, 187 ' 11 ; 2. Ray Marek, Texas, 186 ' 9 ; 3. George Holley, Colorado, 186 ' 7 . Although the SWC was favored to win the meet by a slim margin, the Big Seven boys swept four events and scored neat sweeps in two more, being shut out only in the mile relay which the SWC, with a team of Bernard Place of A M, Bobby Dillon of Texas, Arthur Brown and Tom Cox, both of Rice, won in a time of 3:14.7 — a new rec¬ ord for the meet. The old record was 3:16.2 set by A M in 1948. CHAMPIONS MEET High jump—1. Bob Gordon, Missouri, and Vern Mc- Grew, Rice, tied, 6 ' 7 3 , (new record—old record 6 ' 416 set by Henry Coffman, Rice, and Tom Scotfield, Kansas, in 1947); 3. Bob Jones, Oklahoma, and Virgil Stevens, Kansas State, tied, 6 ' 4 . Two-mile run—1. George Fitzmorris, Colorado; 2. Herb Semper, Kansas; 3. Bob Fox, Missouri. Time: 8:15.2 (new record—old record 9:22.2 set by Jerry Thompson, Texas, in 1947). Pole vault—1. Don Cooper, Nebraska, and Bill Carroll, Oklahoma, tied, 14 ' (new record—old record 13 ' 6 set by Carroll in 1949); 3. Bob Walters, Texas, and Jack Simpson, A M, 13 ' . 220-yard low hurdles—1. Jackson Greenwood, Kan¬ sas,- 2. Bill Bless, A M; 3. Ralph Pearson, Texas. Time: 23.5. Discus throw—1. Rollin Prather, Kansas State, 151 ' 11 ; 2. George Kadera, A M, 150 ' 5 3 A ; 3. Jim Allen, Colorado, 146 ' lOl s . Mile relay—1. Southwest Conference (Bernard Place, A M; Bobby Dillon, Texas; Arthur Brown, Rice; Tom Cox, Rice). Time: 3:14.7 (new record—old record 3:16.2 set by A M in 1948). (Second place counted no points; no 440-yard relay held.) JIM McMAHON MILE, TWO-MILE 426 FISH SQUAD Front row: Bill Stolter, Ed Wilmsen, Bobby Brown, Bobby Ragsdale, Darrow Hooper, Jimmy Curtis, Marshall Lazarine, Paul Hendrix, and Claude Watts. Second row: Coach Frank Anderson, Glen Spradlin, Raymond Haas, Joe Gulledge, Bob Byer, Charles Hudgins, Conrad Strelau, Martin Scaief, John Cox, Richard Scott, Jim Dimmitt, and Coach Ray Putnam. Third row: Manager T. K. Burk, Jack Ramsey, William Lawson, Ralph Sharrack, Mike Mooney, Erwin Fisher, Charles Abercrombie, Lawrence Whaley, and Carol Libbey. FISH TRACK With a squad of twenty-seven freshmen. Coaches Frank Anderson and Ray Putnam went all the way as they coached the cindermen to three overwhelming victories in dual meets. In the Texas Relays, the Fish gained one second and two third places with the use of an eight-man team. Leading the Fish thinly clads were Darrow Hooper, Bill Stalter, and Bobby Ragsdale, who were usually the top point- getters in every contest. Sweeping both places in three events while preventing the Rice Slimes from getting a sweep in a single event, the Aggie Fish decisively outpointed their opponents, 73-41, on Kyle Field, March 18, to open the freshman track season. Cadet sweeps were engineered in the high hurdles, low hurdles, and the pole vault with Streleau and Scott sweeping the highs, Streleau and Moore the lows, and Marks and Spradlin in the pole vault. Absent from the scene was Hooper, who was competing in the Fort Worth Recrea¬ tion Southwest Track and Field meet where he won the discus and was second in the shot put to Forester of SMU. Both of the places gained by Hooper broke the old records, the discus sailing for 145 ' 5 and the shot 47 ' 2Vfe , but Forester ' s put was three inches farther. Sharrock won the Kyle Field shot with a put or 42 ' 8% ; Dimmitt took the high jump with a 6 ' leap; Stalter ran the 220 dash in 21.8 for a first; Beyer tossed the javelin 158 ' Vo. for another first; Little tossed the discus 117 ' 9 for an Aggie first; Ragsdale took the broad jump with a hop of 22 ' ’ a ; and the mile relay team of Wilmsen, Cox, Brown, end Ragsdale was also first and with a time of 3:35. Eight Aggie Fish were entered in the Texas Relays April 1 in Austin but of the eight only two individuals placed, although the mile relay team was second to Oklahoma A M. Stalter was third in the 100-yard dash, and Hooper and Dimmitt tied for third together with John Price of Southwest Texas State in the high jump at six feet. The mile relay was composed of Brown, Libbey, Streleau, and Wilmsen. Hooper, Ragsdale, and Stalter accounted for two first places apiece as the Fish earned all but one of the meet ' s first places when the A M freshmen scored a 77-29 victory over the John Tarleton Plowboys, on April 15. Stalter, high point man, won the 100, 220, and anchored the sprint relay for a total of il ' A points. Ragsdale broad jumped 22 ' 4% for a first, and won the lows in 24.3. Hooper won both tiie discus and shot. Others to gain first places were Marks, pole vault; Streleau, high hurdles; Hendrix, mile; Brown, 440; Curtis, 880; mile relay composed of Wilmsen, Libbey, Cox, and Brown. Hooper tossed the shot 50 ' 2% to surpass the SWC record as the Fish ran over the TU Shorthorns, 89-22, May 5, on Kyle Field. It was merely a case of too much A M as the Cadets swept six events and won both the relays. The Shorthorns won only the javelin and the mile while the Farmers garnered 13 first places and eight second places as compared to TU ' s two and four. Stalter, Hooper, and Ragsdale paced the Fish, each scoring with two firsts. Hooper, after winning the shot, tossed the discus 139 ' 8 ; Stalter won the 100 in 9.9 and the 220 in 22.1; Ragsdale broadjumped 22 ' 9 for a first and won the lows m 25.0. Other firsts were acquired in the sprint relay composed of Ragsdale, Fisher, Gulledge, and Walter; Dimmitt won the high jump with a 6 ' V 2 jump; Marks and Spradlin swept the pole vault, one- two respectively; Scott was first in the highs with 17.0; Curtis won the 880 in 2:03.4; Brown was victorious m the 440 in 52.3; and the mile relay team of Wilmsen, Cox, Libbey, and Brown won in 3:32. OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN TRACKMEN DARROW HOOPER Shot Put, Discus BOB RAGSDALE Broad Jump, Hurdles BILL STALTER Dashes, Sprint Relay 427 JIM CALVERT Shortstop Centerfield Co-Captain PAT HUBERT Pitcher BASEBALL SWC STANDINGS Conference W L % Texas ..... ... ........14 1 .933 A M ..... ........... 9 5 .643 Baylor ...... ............ 8 7 .533 TCU ........ _____________ 7 8 .467 SMU ........ ............. 2 10 .167 Rice ..... ........... 2 11 .154 ALL-SWC BASEBALL TEAM First base: Adrian Burk, Baylor Second base: Kal Segrist, Texas Third base: Ben Tompkins, Texas Shortstop: Guy Wallace, A M Outfield: Wally Moon, A M; Gerald Jensen, SMU; Frank Womack, Texas Catcher: Hogo Pearson, Baylor Utility: Larry Isbell, Baylor Pitchers: Knobby Graves, TCU; Mur¬ ray Wall, Texas; Pat Hubert, A M, and Charles Gorin, Texas, tie. LEFT: Coach MARTY KAROW and Manager JACK HAPPY appear quite business-like during an Aggie con¬ test. 428 VARSITY SQUAD First row: Lackey, Ecrette, Wallace, Maltz, Candelari, Baker, Warriner, and Hamilton. Second row: Moon, McPherson, Morisse, Blanton, DeWitt, Taylor, Brown, and Marty Karow, coach. Third row: Mohle, manager; Ogletree, Hubert, Lary, Goodloe, Savarino, and Happy, manager. 19 5 The Texas Aggie baseball team which finished second to the NCAA Champions, the University of Texas, this year, finished with its regular good record, but had the teams possessed better pitching, results would have been better. With the end of the season, three Aggies were chosen to the All-Conference team—Shortstop Guy Wallace, Pitcher Pat Hubert, and Centerfielder Wallace Moon. Wally Moon led the Aggie hitters in conference play, although John DeWitt received the honor of garnering the greatest number of home runs, 4; Shug McPherson and Hank Candelari tied with Bill Golibart and Truett Peachy, both of Rice, in triples in SWC play with 2 each. Other individual leaders in conference play included Kal Segrist, Texas University, runs—17; total bases—32; and walks—20; Frank Kana, Texas University, runs batted in—16; Adrian Burk, Baylor, total hits—24; Bob Brock, Texas University, two-base hits—8; and James Parker, Baylor, stolen bases—9. AGGIE HITTERS Name Pos. AB R H RBI B.A. B.A. P.O. A E F.A. Al Ogletree C 35 7 8 9 .228 .364 15 2 .882 Wallace Moon CF 111 37 41 28 .363 .321 28 2 3 .909 Guy Wallace SS 60 16 18 6 .300 .306 15 36 10 .836 John DeWitt LF 95 19 27 21 .283 .304 19 3 .864 Bill McPherson RF 92 28 37 22 .402 .295 16 1 2 .895 Hollis Baker CF 39 8 13 8 .207 .273 7 1.000 Yale Lary IB 62 7 15 13 .242 .263 80 7 1 .989 Henry Candelari 3B 106 20 30 17 .273 .245 19 32 9 .850 Joe Ecrette 2B 60 10 14 1 .234 .235 18 9 3 .900 James Calvert C 53 2 9 3 .170 .222 62 8 2 .972 Sam Blanton P 22 3 4 .182 .188 4 8 4 .750 Joe Savarino 2B 76 16 16 8 .210 .129 15 20 3 .921 Pat Hubert P 32 5 7 2 .219 .091 1 19 2 .909 Hershel Maltz IB 56 8 11 9 .200 .071 56 2 1 .983 George Brown P 10 2 2 2 .200 .000 3 3 1.000 Lester Lackey SS 35 11 8 52 .230 .000 4 9 1 .929 Bill Warriner CF 6 1 .000 .000 .000 Bob Farmer LF 2 1 .500 .000 .000 Bruce Morisse P 7 1 2 .143 .000 1 1.000 Martin Hamilton C 1 4 4 .333 .000 12 1.000 Al Goodloe P 3 .000 .000 1.000 Bob Tankersley P 4 1 .000 .000 2 1.000 Blanton Taylor P 8 1 .000 .000 1 1.000 Russell U 2 1 .500 .000 1.000 ‘Southwest Conference records. All other figures listed are for regular season. Players are listed according to batting average in conference play. m 9, BROOKE 6 College Station, March 10—Homeruns off the bats of McPherson, Candeiari, and Ogel- tree sparked the Aggies 9-6 victory over Brooke Army Medics for their first win of the season. TEXAS A M ab r h po Sararino,2 5 0 1 0 Kcrette, s 5 0 11 Moon, of 2 10 1 X Baker, cf .‘i 1 1 0 McPherson, rf 2 2 1 2 DcWTtt, If 2 0 0 2 XX Warriner, If 110 2 Candeiari, 2 3 2 2 1 Lary, rf, 1 3 0 0 5 10 2 2 2 4 vert, c 2 0 2 0 Taylor, p 0 0 0 0 Morlsse, p 2 0 10 Brown, p 2 0 0 0 Goodloe, p 0 0 0 0 Bussell 10 10 Farmer 10 0 0 Maltz, 1 Ogletree, XXX Cal BROOKE MEDICS ab r h po Dietz, 2 3 112 Walker, cf 5 0 13 Kelly, ss 2 10 2 Irving, rf 3 0 0 0 Keefe, c 5 12 3 X Baylor 0 0 0 0 Escara, 3 5 10 3 Besecker, 1 5 18 XX Bedford 0 0 0 0 Self, If 110 3 XXX Kran, p 2 0 0 0 Thomas, p 0 0 0 0 Davis 0 10 Total 31 6 5 24 X Hit for Escara in ninth. XX Hit for Self in ninth. XXX Kran replaced Thomas in sixth. Davis hit for Kran in ninth. Total 37 7 12 24 X Baker replaced Moon in fifth. XX Warriner replaced DeWitt in fifth. XXX Calvert replaced Ogletree in sixth. Bussell batted in the sixth for Morrisse. Farmer batted in the third for Brown. Score by innings: Texas A M........................................... 000 304 11X—9 Brooke .Medics ..................................000 000 006—0 Buns batted in: Candeiari 3. McPherson 2, Ogel- tree 2, Savarino 1. Stolen bases: Savarino, Moon. Two- base hits: Morlsse. Three-base hits: Ogeltree. Home- runs: McPherson, Candeiari, Ogeltree. Hits off: Brown 1 in 3 innings, Morisse in 2 innings, Taylor 2 in 3 innings, Goodloe 2 in 1 inning, Thomas 5 in 5 innings, Kran 5 in 5 innings. Winner: Morisse. Loser: Thomas. Errors: Brown 2, Goodloe 1. Umpires: Colson and Pugh. A M 7, U. of HOUSTON 4 College Station, March 17—Moon ' s home- run and triple in the first two innings give the Aggies a five run lead which they stretched to a 7-4 win over the University of Houston nine. After the first two innings the game developed into a pitcher ' s duel. TEXAS A M ab Savarino, 2 2 Lacke; ey, ss X Ecrette, cf Moo son, DeWitt, If Candeiari, 3 McPherson, rf Vi lari Maltz, 1 Ogletree, c XX Calvert, c XXX Hamil¬ ton, c Blanton, p Goodloe, p Baker h po 3 8 Maas, 7 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ab r Braden, ss Fraga, 1 Winfield, rf Woods, 3 Maas, c Moore, If Walton, 2 Campise, cf X Hanry, cf Hollm Hartse lufm Iman, p tsell, p Eaufman, p Negursky lollov noway 4 3 0 4 0 4 4 1 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 h po 2 Total — hit Baker ] ninth 32 7 10 27 for Calvert in laced Lackey in X Kepi; sixth. XX Keplaced Ogeltree in sixth. XXX Keplaced Calvert In ninth. Score by innings Texas A M Univr— 1 ‘ Total 31 4 5 24 X Keplaced Campise in fifth. Negursky batted for Kauf¬ man in ninth. Holloway batt fifth. . 100 010 012 000 400- 201- Kuns batted in: Moon 5, Ogeltree 1, Ecrette 1 ampise 2, Hollman 1, Braden 1. Two-base hits: Can- elari 2, Calvert 1. Three-base hits: Moon. Homeruns • Moon. Errors: Candeiari 2, Maltz 1, Savarino 1, Holl¬ man 1, Braden 1. Hits off: Blanton 4 in five innings Goodloe 1 in four innings, Hollman 5 in three innings Winner: Blanton. Loser and Pugh. autman 2 in o liman. Umpin es: Colson McPHERSON signals for the baserunner to come in standing up against Rice; SAVAR- ING scoring. A M 7, U. of HOUSTON 4 Houston, March 18—Pat Hubert remained on the mound for eight innings, allowing only three runs, as the Farmers toppled the University of Houston, 7-4, for the Aggies ' third win of the season. Leading the Cadet hitters was Ecrette, who broke into the line-up for th® first TEXAS A M ab r h Savarino, 2 3 Lackey, 2 000 Ecrette, s Moon, cf XX McPl ss 4 2 3 f 5 11 son, rf 5 12 DeWitt, If 4 0 0 Candeiari, 3 5 10 Maltz, 1 3 11 XXX Baker, 9 10 0 Calvert, c 2 11 XXX Ogel¬ tree, c 10 0 Hubert, p 3 12 Tankersely, p 0 0 0 Brown, p 0 0 0 time. UNIVERSITY OF po HOUSTON 1 ab r h 2 Braden, ss 4 11 2 Fraga, 1 2 0 0 2 Winfield, rf 2 0 1 Woods, 3 4 0 2 1 Gregg, cf 2 1 1 1 Walton, 2 2 0 1 0 Hensley, If 3 0 1 9 X Hanry, 0 Bonds, c 2 0 0 Hensley, it 9 X Hanry, If 10 0 0 Bonds, c 2 0 0 5 XX Boone, c 2 0 0 Boom, p 2 0 0 2 Willham, p 111 1 Moore, p 10 0 0 Campesi 10 0 --- po 12 1 1 Total 36 8 10 27 X Keplaced Savarino in X Replaced Maltz in seventh. XXX Replaced McPherson in seventh. Total 29 3 8 27 X Replaced Hensley in sixth. XX Replaced Bonds in sixth. Campesi batted for Wil¬ liam in seventh. Score by innings: SHUG McPHERSON A M 14, OHIO STATE 8 College Station, March 20—Moon ' s two homers. Lory ' s pinch hit circuit clout, and Maltz ' s top all-around play sparked the Aggie nine to a 14-8 victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes. Lory ' s homer arr ived in the sixth with two away and the bases loaded. OHIO STATE (8) Ab R H Po Hein, rf 4 Gtzwllr, If 6 Pari 11, 2b 4 Gbhrt, cf 4 Moran, lb 3 Po Moran, II Mntbllo, Kffmn, c Mann, c Wills, 3b Perini, p Foster, p X Houck 1 Ecrette, ss Svrino, 2b TEXAS A M Ab R H Po A oon, cP, r 1 0 4 2 2 3 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 DeWitt, If 5 Candlr, 3t Maltz, lb O’tree, c Calvert, c Brown, p X Baker Taylo or, p Tnkrsly, p 38 8 13 24 15 XX Lary 3 1 1 1 1 1 4 8 1 111 1 Totals X Struck out for Foster in Morisse, p ninth. ----- Totals 37 14 15 27 18 X Singled for Brown in fourth. XX Homered for Tanker- sley in sixth. Score by innings: Ohio State ..........................201 401 000— 8 13 2 Texas A M .......................... 204 016 lOx—14 15 Summary: E—Kauffman, Wills, Ecrette 2, Sav� ri ' Calvert. LOB—Ohio State 12, A J ffman, V Ohio Maltz, Calvert. LOB—Ohio State 12, A M 7. Moon 2, Lary. 2B—Hein, Maltz 2, DeWitt. Hein, Gutzwiller, Parill, Montebello 2, Wills, varino, HR— RBI— Hein, Gutzwiller, Parill, Montebello 2, Wills, Moon 4, DeWitt, Maltz 3, Lary 4. SH—Moran. SB—Gutz- —---- —tebello, Savarino, Baker, Moc- ebello to Parill to Moran, Sav ttc to Matlz. II by P—Savarino (by Foster). WP—Brown. SO—Savarino 4, Brown 3, Tankersley 1, Morisse 3. BB—Perini 4, Foster 3, wilier. Kauffman, Montebello, Savarino, Baker, Moon, son. DP—Montebello to Parill to Moran, Sava¬ rino to Ecrette to Matlz. II by P—Savarino (by ler, Phc 2. Taylor 3, Morisse 3. H R—off Perini 10 --------- ” in 4, Taylor for in 1-3, P—Tankersley. ert. Brown 2, Taylor 3, Mori; for 7 in 5, Brown 11 for 7 Tankersley 2 for 1 in 2-3. Winning P—Tan Losing P—Foster. Passed balls—Ogletree 2, U—Tongate and Pugh. Time—3:00. Texas A M ________________________________________230 000 02X—7 University of Houston________________________030 000 001—4 Runs batted in: McPherson 2, Baker 2, Moon 1, Hubert 1. Stolen bases: Maltz, Ecrette, DeWitt, Can¬ deiari. Hits off: Hubert 7 in 7 innings, Tankersly in 1 inning. Brown 1 in 1 inning. Boom 6 in 5 inn¬ ings, Willham 4 in 2 innings, Moore in 2 innings. Winner: Hubert. Loser: Boom. Errors: DeWitt 1, Calvert 1, Hubert 1, Braden 1, Gregg 1, Boom 1. Assists: Hubert 14, Ecrette 3, Calvert 1, Brown 1. Umpires Impires: Keith and Payne. BAKER is congratulated after hitting sixth inning homer in TCU contest. OHIO STATE 10, A M 9 College Station, March 21—John DeWitt ' s homer with the bases loaded wasn ' t enough as the Buckeyes won the second game of a three game series, 10-9. Hauck, who was pitching for Ohio State, held the Aggies down until the sixth when A M narrowed the lead to only one run. A M 11, OHIO STATE 9 College Station, March 22—Coming from behind twice, the Aggies won the third game of the series with Ohio State, 11-9. McPher¬ son and Ogletree were the big guns behind the Cadets ' attack. OHIO STATE (10) Gutzwiller, If Parill 2b Gebhart, cf n lb Montebello, 3b Kaufman, c Mann, c Wills, ss Hauck, p Murdock, p Williams, p TEXAS A M (9) OHIO STATE (9) ab r h Montebello,3b 4 3 Gutzwiller,If 3 Parill,2b 5 29 10 7 27 Ecrette.ss Savarino,2b Moon.cf McPherson,rf Lary.rf DeWitt, If Candelari,3b Maltz.lb Calvert.c Ogletree.c Goodloe.p X Baker Blanton,p Score by innings: Ohio State. -------- A. M. . 342 ..401 000 012 100—10 7 100— 9 12 L’ariii Gebhart.cf Williams,p Foster.p Goble,rf Moran,lb Mann,e Hess.p Hein.rf 1 1 1 1 TEXAS A M (II) ab r h 2 0 Kerette.ss 3 2 2 Lackey,ss 2 Savarino,2b 5 Moon.cf 3 McPherson,rf 5 Farmer,rf iWi Ltt.lf Candelari,3b xBaker Talyor,3b Maltz.lb Ogletree.c Hubert.p xxLary Tankersley.p Totals 3 10 1 9 1 39 11 16 27 Ohio State _______________________301 104 000— 9 12 0 A. M________________________________320 020 13x—11 16 1 x—Struck out for Candelari in 5th. singled for Goodloe in 2nd. z—scored as courtesy runner for Saverino in 1st. Summary: E—Butzwiller, Wills, Ecrette, Calvert, Candelari, Maltz; Left on Base—Ohio State 6, A M 8; HR—DeWitt; 2b—Moon 2, McPherson. RBI— Gutzwiller, Parill 2, Moran, Montebello, Kaufman. Winer, uamf L ' HubtrT fH He ' s 10 Wil- P - - n , t l b l 1 !° Hams 8 for 3 in 2-1 3, Hubert 11 Vitt, Candelari, Blanton; DP—Montebello to Parill to Moran, Wills to Parill to Moran, Candel¬ ari to Savarino to Maltz; SO—Hauck 3, Goodloe 3, Blanton 4. H-off Hauck 8 for 6 in 5, Murdock 3 for 3 in 1-2 3, Goodloe 3 for 7 in 2; Wild pitch—Good¬ loe; Passed ball — Calvert; Winner Hauck, Loser Goodloe. TJ—Torgete and Colson. T—3:02. Struck out lor candelari ____ -Filed out for Hubert in 7th. Summary: E—Savarino; Left on base—Ohio State 4, A M 10; HR—Montebello, Ogletree; 2B—Parill, Man, Moran, Hein, McPherson 2; RBI—Montebello 2, Gutzwiller, Parill 2, Mann 2, Hein, Lackey, Mc¬ Pherson 3, DeWitt, Maltz 3, Ogletree 3; SH—Wil¬ liams, Ogletree; SB — Montebello, Maltz; DP— Ecrette to Savarino to Maltz, Lackey to Savarino to Maltz; Wild pitch—Hubert; SO—Hess 4, Williams 2, ubert 6, Tankersley 2; BB—Hess, Wil- 7; ml GEORGE BROWN Hams 8 for 3 in 2-1 3, Hubert Winner Tankersley. Loser Williams; U—Pugh Tongate. T—2:33. AGGIES 12, S00NERS 5 College Station, March 23—Scoring seven runs in the first inning the Farmers went on to rout the Oklahoma Sooners nine, 12-5, with Morisse receiving credit for the win. Moon and DeWitt homered for the Cadets. TEXAS A M (12) OKLAHOMA (5) ab r h Lackey.ss Ecrette.ss Savarino,2b rim Moon.cf McPherson.rf Baker,rf DeWitt,If Candelari,3b Maltz.lb Calvert.c Ogletree.c Morisse.p Goodloe.p Blanton,p Wick,2b Hill.rf Morgash,3b Stephenson,ss Pugsley.cf Redell.c Sheen,c xWiginton,2b Stonecipher.c Jones,lb Shirley.lb McKee,If Sandel.p xxKirk.p Murphy,p 1 1 Totals 30 5 3 24 001 002 020— 5 3 1 710 200 02x—12 11 4 in 5th. TCU felt the power of MOON ' s bat as he unleashed a four-bagger and here trots home. 1 m- Lacki ion 2, Morisse 2, 1, Calvert 1. Stolen bases— 1, Baker 1, Ecrette 1. Ho Runs DeWitt 1, Candelari 1, Baker 1, Ecrette 1 runs—DeWitt, Moon, Sheen. Errors — Candelari, Maltz, Ogletree, Morisse, Goodloe, Sheen 2. Hits off —Morisse 2 in 6 innings, Goodloe 1 in 3 innings; —Morisse 2 in 6 innings, Goodloe 1 in 3 innings; Sandel 7 in 4 innings, Murphy 4 in 4 innings. Winner—Morisse. Loser—Sandel. Umpires — CoK and Tungate. MALTZ beat this Owl to first base by several strides in the Rice series. A M 13, MINNESOTA 9 College Station, March 24—Pitching a no-hit ballgame for 5 2 3 innings, George Brown hurled the Cadets their seventh win of the season, downing the Minnesota Gophers, 13-9. MINNESOTA (9) Gastic.c Kranz.lf Holker.ss Ganagl Baglen.cf Warner,cf Robnson.lb Graumann,3b Olson,rf Wessen,2b gstrai ck,p xMykelbus Schultz,p Engstrand.p Kock.p TEXAS A M (13) ab r h Lackey.ss Savarino,2h Baker,rf Lary.rf Moon.cf 5 11 Cand 2 1 1 DeWitt,If Candelari,31 Maltz.lb Hamilton,c Ogletree.c Brown,p zWarriner Goodloe.p Hubert.p 1 1 2 3 Totals 37 9 9 24 Totals 36 13 12 27 Minnesota ___________________000 000 333— 9 9 4 A. M..................................003 700 03x—13 12 2 x—Struck out for Kock in 7th. z—Grounded out for Brown in 7th. Summary: E — Baglien, Graumann 3, DeWitt, Brown; LOB—Minnesota 6, Texas A. M. 6; RH— Kranz, Lary; 2b—Graumann, Brown; RBI—Kranz 3, Graumann 3, Olson, Wessen, Lackey, Savarino 2, Lary, Moon, DeWitt, Candaleri, Brown 2; SH—• Ogletree; DP—Kranz to Holker; H by P—Wessen (by Goodloe), Gostic (by Goodloe); SO—Eigstrand 5, Brown 3, Goodloe 2; BB—Engstrand 3, Koch 1. Schultz 2, Brown 1, Hubert 2; H—off Engstrand 9 for 10 in 3-1 3, Kach 2 for in 2-2 3, Brown 5 for 3 in 7, Goodloe 4 for 6 in 1-1 3; Passed ball—Gastic, Ogletree; Winner Brown; Loser Engstrand; U—Ton- gate and Pugh; T—2:38. WALLY MOON MINNESOTA 10, A M 9 College Station, March—Although the Aggies outhit Minnesota with four homeruns, two by Candelari, setting the pace, the Gophers pushed across an extra run in the top of the seventh to win, 10-9. MINNESOTA (10) A. M. (9) ah r h o ah r h o We8scn.2b Bill Lackey,ss 5211 Kranz.lf 3 1 0 3 f-’avarlno,2b 3 0 0 2 Warner,If 0 0 0 0 xllaker 10 10 Holker.ss 5 112 Ecrette,2b 0 0 0 1 Baglien.cf 3 113 Moo i,cf 3 2 2 3 Mykelbust.rf 3 113 McPherson,rf 3 10 1 Grauniann.Sb 4 0 0 3 DeWltt,If 2 10 2 Robinson,lb 4 2 16 Hamilton,c 2 0 0 5 Otness.c 2 2 10 Ca’delarl,3b 4 2 2 1 Lundeen.p 4 110 Maltz.lb 5 0 17 Skoog.p 1 0 0 0 Calvert,c 2 0 0 3 ----Lary.lf 3 0 11 Totals 37 10 7 27 Taikersley.p 110 0 Blanton,p 10 0 Morisse.p 10 10 xxWarriner 10 0 0 Totals 37 9 9 27 Minnesota ............................... 022 303 ooo —10 7 2 A. M. ............... 132 002 100— 9 9 7 x—-Singled for Savarino in 8th. xx—Grounded out for Morlsse in 9th. Summary: Errors — Wessen, Holker, Lackey, Sa¬ varino 2, Candelari 2, Maltz, Morisse; LOB—Minne¬ sota 9, A M 8; Home runs—Mykelbust, Lundeen, Candelari 2, Lackey, Moon. 2B—Holker, Moon, Baker; RBI—Wessen, Holker 2, Baglien, Mykelbust 2. Lun¬ deen 3, Lackey 2, Moon 2, Candelari 2, Maltz 2; SH—Otness 2, Warner; SB—Moon 2, Larry, Baker; H by P—Baglien (by Tankersley), Kranz (by Blan¬ ton); Wild pitch — Lundeen 7, Skoog, Tankersley, Blanton, Morisse 2; Hits off—Lundeen 7 for 9 in 6 (none out in 7th), Tankersley 4 for 7 in 4, Blanton I for 3 in 1 3; WP—Lundeen; Loser—Tankersley; Umpires—Colson and Tongate; Time—2:40. SAM HOUSTON 6, AGS. 3 College Station, March 28—Two errors in the third inning proved to be the deciding factor as the Sam Houston Bearkats handed the Aggies its third loss of the season, 6-3. McPherson started the scoring in the first, when he homered with Lackey aboard. SAM HOUSTON (6) ah r h Gottlob,3b L. Du n,2b i nca; Farrar,lb 3 1 Hughes,c 1 1 Allman,If 4 1 Grimes,rf 4 0 W. Duncan,cf 3 1 4 1 4 0 1 1 1 Webb.ss Suba.p Totals TEXAS A M ah r Lackey,ss-3b 4 1 Savarino,lb 4 u xxWarriner 0 0 Moon.cf 5 0 McPherson,rf 2 1 DeWitt,if 0 4 Candelari,3b 2 2 Ecrette.ss 1 0 Maltz.lb --Ogletree.c 8 27 Hamilton,c Hubert,p xxxLary Brown.p xBaker 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 12 0 0 4 Totals 35 3 10 27 Sam Houston _____________________________004 002 000—6 8 0 A. M____________ ________________ 200 000 01—3 10 4 x—Doubled for Brown in 9th. xx—Walked for Savarino in 9th. xxx—Struck out for Hubert in 7th. Summary: E—Lackey, DeWitt, Savarino 2; LOB •—Houston 6, Texas A M 8; HR—Lackey, Suba, Baker; RBI—McPherson, Baker, Allman 2. G inies Suba 2; DP—Hubert to Ogletree to Maltz, Allman to Farrar, Gottlob to L. Duncan to Farrar; SO— Hubert 4. Suba 10. B-own 1; BB Hubert 2. «uba 1; H-oflf—Hubert 7 for 6 in 7; Hit by P—Farrar (by Hubert), Hughes (bv Hubert); Wild pitch—Suba Winner Suba, Loser Hubert. U—Pugh and Colson- T—1 :52. AGGIES 4, BRUINS 3 Waco, April 1—Grabbing a one run lead in the second inning which it held for the remainder of the game, the A M nine defeated the Baylor Bruins, 4-3, to win its first SWC game of the season. Hubert was the winning pitcher, and received top notch support in the relief pitching of Brown after the sixth inning. A. M. ah r Lackey,ss 3 0 Savarino,2b 4 0 Moon.cf 4 1 McPherson,rf 4 2 DeWitt,If 4 1 Candelari,3b 4 0 Maltz.lb 3 0 Calvert,c 4 0 Hubert,p 2 0 Brown.p 0 0 h o 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 14 2 4 Totals 32 4 6 27 Stotts,ss Parker,cf Burk,lb Pearson,c Powell,rf Jones,rf Isbell,If BAYLOR al 4 4 4 Reyes,3b 3 xPrice 1 Walters,2b 3 xxDowns 1 Copeland,p 3 1 n 1 1 h o 1 2 1 2 11 2 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 X—On by fielders choice for Reyes xx—Filed out for Walters in 9th. 34 3 in 9th. A. M.. Baylor 012 . 001 001 000—4 002 000—3 Summary: E—Savarino, Candaleri, Pearson, Reyes, Copeland. FBI—Calvert, McPherson, DeWitt, Wal¬ ters, Jones. 2b—Stotts, Parker, Jones. 3b—McPherso HR—Walters, DeWitt. Left on bases—A M 4; Ba ER—A M 2; Baylor 3. lor 5. ER—A M 2; Baylor 3. SB—Parker, Pears 2, Powell. BB—off Huber 0, Brown 1, Copeland SO—by Hubert 1, Brown 2, Copeland 8. —ny Hubert l. Brown 2, Copela Burk; McPherson, Maltz. S— vert. Hits—off Hubert 7 in 5-1 3 i in 3-2 3; winner—Hubert. peland DP—Pear- Brown. PB—Cal- innings; Brown, 1 T—2:15. RUFFS 6, A M 4 College Station, April 5—Too many charity passes to first base and poor base-running marred an otherwise fine performance of the Aggies as they dropped a ten-inning tilt to the Houston Buffs, 4-6. Blanton, who replaced Morisse in the first, settled down to pitch superlative ball the remainder of the game. -------ON (6) TEXAS A M (4) ah r h o ab r h o 2 10 0 Lackey,ss 2 10 0 3 110 Ecrette.ss 3 0 11 1 0 0 0 Baker,cf 3 0 0 0 4 10 0 Maltz.lb 2 10 7 3 0 0 1 Moon,2b 6 2 2 3 1 0 0 0 McPherson,rf 3 0 2 2 2 10 3 DeWitt,If 4 0 10 2 0 0 6 Candelari,3b 3 0 13 2 112 Lary.lb 3 0 16 5 0 2 14 Ogletree.c 4 0 0 8 5 114 Morisse.p 0 0 0 2 0 10 Blanton.p 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 xWallaee 0 0 0 0 ----- Totals 35 4 8 30 33 6 6 30 310 000 000 2—6 6 2 A. ' M............................. 100 000 201 0—4 8 3 x—Walked for Blanton in 10th. Summary: E—Blanton, Lary. Moon, Haus, Har¬ din; LOB—Houston 9, A M 12; HR—Zernia; 2B— Moon, McPherson; RBI—Kellert, Hausmann 1, Mc¬ Pherson 2, Zernia 2, Candaleri 1; SH—Kerce, De¬ Witt; SB —Lary; DP—Candaleri to Lary, Lackey to Moon to Lary, Candaleri to Moon to Lary, Morgan to Lammers to Morgan to Haus; WP—Blanton; Blk— Kerce: SO —Kerce 7, Blanton 8. Hahn 4; BB— Mo¬ risse 4, Blanton 6, Kerce 6. Hahn 5; H-off Kerce 4 for 1 in 6 innings, Hahn 3 for 3 in 3-1 3; Morisse for 3 in plus. Winner—Hahn, Loser—Morisse; U—Tongate, Colson and Wilson. T—2:22. ss i,3h Lammers, Haustm Hardin, ss Newfeldt.cf Repulski.lf Rahmes.rf Czaplewski Kellert,lb Zernia,lb Morgan.c Haus,2b Kerce.p Hahn.p Stevens,p CANDELARI slides safely home as Rice catcher attempts to pull a peg HANK CANDELARI BRYAN 10, AGGIES A M 12, RICE 9 Houston, April 6—A M ' s big ninth inning sparked with a homerun pinch hitter Al Ogletree and a base-loaded double by John DeWitt gave the Cadets the needed five runs to defeat the Rice Owls, 12-9. TEXAS A. .M. ab h Lackey,ss-2b iaker avar: Wallace,ss Moon,cf-2b MePhi ey.ss- Baker,2b Savarino,2b lerson itt.lb ,rf 4 1 3 1 2 2 1 4 2 DeWi Candelari,3b Maltz.lb Lary.lb Calvert.c Brown,p Hubert.p Tankersley.p Warriner Goodloe.p Ogletree Blanton,p po a 1 2 1 1 2 1 4 0 1 1 6 7 5 1 4 2 2 1 1 RICE ab Glass, 3b-cf 6 Kennedy,3b 0 Churchill,2b 3 Proctor, c 4 Golibart.c 5 Beard.ss 4 Newbill.lf 2 Devine,lb 5 Peachey.rf 4 Deakin.p 2 Chatham,p 0 Leeder.p 0 Finch,p 0 Wright 1 h po a 2 12 0 3 4 110 2 5 4 5 2 1 11 110 10 3 1 Totals 36 12 27 12 Totals 42 13 27 13 Warriner walked for Tankersley in 8th. Ogletree homered for Goodloe in 9th. Wright grounded out for Finch in 9th. A. M--------------------------100 020 225—12 Rice------------------112 050 000— 9 Proctor 2, Beara, jNewbill, Devine, Peac RBI—Golibart, Proctor, Deakin 2, Moon, Candelar: 2, Glass 3, Ogletree 3, DeWitt 2. E—Lacke Me ‘ 2 . leiari Wal- y, Wal- DeWitt. lace, Moon 2, Glass, Beard. 2B—Golibart, DeWitt. 3B—Deakin, McPherson, Candelari. HR — Moon, Glass, Ogletree. College Station, April 8—A grand slam homer in the third inning by the Bryan ' s third baseman Bruzga, plus an official rul¬ ing against the Cadet nine were the deter¬ mining factors in the 10-9 victory gained by the Sports. r h o 2 3 3 1 i 3 13 1 l o 2 1 3 2 2 0 1 7 0 0 3 0 15 1 9 13 27 ________________________________ ___ ___ 10 11 5 A. M-----------__001 120 212— 9 13 4 Summary: Errors—Russell, Cyr, Wallace 2, Albrit¬ ton 2, Bello, Maltz. Home runs—Burzga, Candelari, Savarino, Bello. Two-base hits—Sanders, Albritton. Wallace 2, McPherson, Studdard 2. Runs batted in —Neidson, Skrabdcz, Bruzga 4, McPherson, Cande¬ lari 2, Savarino, Bello. Sacrifice—Mistovich 2. Stolen base—Moon. Double play—Wallace to Savarino to Lary. Winning pitcher—-Hubert. Struck out—Hubert 3, Mistovich 6, Brown 4. Base on balls—Hubert, Mistovich, Brown 3. Winning pitcher — Mistovich. Losing pitcher—Hubert. Umpires—Colson and Pugh. Time of game—2:01. BRYAN ah r h o Studards.ss 5 12 1 Albritton,2b 5 0 14 Kaiser.cf 4 10 3 Bello,rf 4 2 10 Sanders,lb 4 2 2 9 Cyr 2 0 0 4 Neidson,c 3 12 3 Bruzga,3b 3 2 11 Skrabacz.lf 3 112 Mistovich,p 2 0 10 Totals 30 10 11 27 A. M. ah Wallace,ss Russell,2b Savarino,2b Moon.cf McPherson,rf DeWitt,If Candelari,3b Lary.lb Ogletree,c Hamilton.c Hubert.p xBaker Brown,p Morisse.p Maltz.lb Totals 40 rm non tan—i JOHN DeWITT EONGHORNS 12, AGGIES 2 College Station, April 11—Five runs in the fourth frame sewed up Ill ' s first win of the season over the Aggies as the Cadets dropped to second place in the SWC race. Wall ' s five hit pitching for the Steers was the main factor in the Texans ' , 12-2, victory. TEXAS (12) ab r Womack,If 4 2 Risenhoover.rf 3 2 Roberson,! Tompkins,ss Segrist,2b Brock,cf Kana,3b Gorin, lb Benson,c Wall.P 1 4 1 4 3 5 2 5 1 4 4 4 1 TEXAS A. M. (2) ab r h Wallace,ss 3 0 0 Savarino,2b 2 0 0 xBaker 10 0 Lackey,2b 010 Moon.cf 4 0 2 McPherson,rf 3 0 1 DeWitt,If 4 1 1 Candelari,3b 4 0 0 Maltz.lb 2 0 0 xxLary 10 0 Calvert.c 4 0 1 Blanton.p 10 0 Hubert.p 2 0 0 xxxOgletree 10 0 3 1 4 3 Totals 32 2 5 27 x—Grounded out for Savarina in 5th. xx—Struck out for Maltz in 9th. XXX—Grounded out for Hubert in 9th. T. U.........................203 502 000—12 12 2 A. M_____________________________________010 000 010— 2 1 1 CALVERT cuts across the corner of home plate as he attempts to score for the Cadets. Summary: Errors—Brock. Runs batted in—DeWitt, McPherson, Kana 3, Brock 3, Segrist, Risenhover, Gorin. Two-base hits—Brock 2, Risenhover. Home runs—DeWitt. Stolen bases -— Segrist. Hits off— Blanton 6 in three innings, Hubert 6 in 6 innings. Wall 5 in 9 innings. Winner—Wall. Loser—Blanton. Umpires—Bonneau and Tungate. BRYAN 11, AGGIES 4 DON strides across the plate as Baylor ' s catcher and pitcher await futilely a (row home. Bryan, April 12—John DeWitt ' s homer in the fourth with Shug McPherson aboard wasn ' t enough as the Bryan Sports came through with an 11-4 win over the Aggies. Bryan used the fifth frame to a big advan¬ tage, scoring seven runs with the aid of five hits. TEXAS A. M. ab r h o Wallace,ss 2 0 0 4 Lackey,2b 2 0 0 0 Savarino,2b 10 10 Moon.cf 5 0 13 McPherson,rf 4 12 2 DeWitt,If 3 112 Candelari,3b 4 0 11 Lary.lb 3 0 17 Maltz.lb 10 0 5 Ogletree,c 2 10 4 Calvert.c 10 0 0 3lorisse,p 2 0 0 0 Taylor,p 110 0 Dellis.ss Studdard,2b Kaiser.cf Bello,II) Neidson,c Bruzga,3b Skrabacz.lf Cyr.rf Patrick,p BRYAN ab 4 0 3 1 3 2 5 1 5 1 3 1 5 1 Totals 36 11 h o 1 4 2 3 1 3 1 8 3 4 1 1 3 2 1 1 12 27 Totals 31 4 7 24 A. M_________________________________________000 210 001— 4 Bryan ....................................................220 070 00X—11 Summary: Errors—Wallace, Calvert. RBI—DeWitt 2. Kaiser 2, Patrick 4, Studdard, Bello 2, Neidson 2. 2B—Studdard, Bello, Patrick. 3B—Cyr. HR—DeWitt. Kaiser, Neidson. SB—Dellis, Cyr. DP—Studdard to Dellis to Bello; SO by Morisse 2, Patrick 1. BB off Morisse 4, Taylor 5, Patrick 7. WP—Taylor. Hit by pitched ball: by Patrick, Lacey. Losing pitcher: Morisse. HR, off: Morisse, 10 for 11 in 4 plus; LOB—Texas A. M. 8, Bryan 10. U—Bevans and M (-Neeley. T —2:22. PAT HUBERT m 9, SMU 1 Dallas, April 18—Wallace ' s pair of dou¬ bles, Lory ' s homer, and Hubert ' s five-hit pitching sparked the Aggies to a 9-1 victory over the SMU Mustangs. Another factor which eased the Cadets ' win was the 13 bases on balls issued hurlers. TEXAS A. M. A15 K II Wallace, ss 2 3 2 5 Savarlno, 2b 4 113 Moon, cf 4 113 McPherson, If 3 0 1 3 lleWitt, rf 5 0 11 Candelari, 3b 5 1 0 1 Lary, lb 4 118 Calvert, c 6 0 0 3 Hubert,p 4 2 0 0 Totals 37 9 7 27 by the pair of Pony SMU AB K H Haynes, 2b 3 0 0 Freeman, ss 4 0 0 Whitley, lb 4 0 1 Jensen, cf 401 Kote, c 4 11 Knudsen, If z 3 0 1 Salmon, 3b 3 0 0 Wiliams, rf 3 0 1 Beadle, p 2 0 0 Canuteson, p 1 0 0 ♦Eldridge 10 1 17 2 3 1 2 1 Totals •Grounded out for Canuteson in 9th. ono 32 1 5 27 002 302 — 9 000 000 — 1 Texas A. M. Southern Methodist Unive---------------- Errors-—Wallace, Savarlno, Candeleri, Haynes _, Freeman, Whitley 2, Kote, Salmon 2. KBI — Savarlno 2, Moon, McPherson, DeWltt, Lary. Two-base hits — Wallace 2, Savarlno. Home run — Lary. SB — Can- ace 2, Savarlno. Home run — Lary. delari. S — Lary, Savarlno. Double plays — Wallace to Savarlno to Lary (2). Left on bases — A M li SMU 8. Base on balls — Off Beadle 8, Canuteson 5 Hubert 4. Struck-o — Bv Beadle 2. Hubert 1. Hit darl. Sav He, i Vild , -Rote. Loser — Beadle. ,ary (2). balls —- ------------ ------- out — By Beadle 2, Hubert 1. inning. Hit by pitch le plays - bases — A M 17, 8, Canuteso Off Beadle, 6 in 2 3 inning. Hit by pitcher— By Beadle 1. Wild pitch — Beadle, Hubert. Passed ball A M 4, SAM HOUSTON 3 Huntsville, April 22 — McPherson crossed home plate with the winning run when Lefty Faulk dropped the ball, giving the Aggies a 4-3 victory over the Sam Houston Bearkats. All of the Cadets ' runs came in the first inning without a single hit, but five walks and three stolen bases accounted for the counters. TEXAS A. M. AB K H O Ecrette, 2b 4 115 Wallace, ss 4 10 0 Moon, cf 2 10 4 McPherson, rf 2 1 0 1 DeWitt, If 4 0 11 Lary, lb 4 0 0 9 Candelari, 3b 2 0 0 0 Calvert, c 3 0 17 Taylor, p 3 0 0 0 Blanton, p 10 0 0 SAM HOUSTON AB R H O Gottlob, 3b 5 0 0 1 L. Duncan, b 4 0 1 4 Allman, If 3 111 Kana, cf 3 110 Hughes, c 2 0 1 13 W. Duncan, rf 4 0 1 l Farrar, lb 4 115 Craft, ss 2 0 0 2 •McCullough 10 10 Faulk, p 2 0 10 Totals 29 4 3 27 Totals 30 3 8 27 •Hit for Craft in 9th. Error — Taylor. Runs batted in ■— McPherson, L. Duncan, W. Duncan. Stolen bases — Ecrette 2, Moon 2, Wallace. Two-base hits-—Allman, Hughes. Assists — Ecrette 4, Wallace 2, Candelari 2, Taylor 2, Blan¬ ton 1, Faulk 2, Craft 2, Hughes 1, L. Duncan 1, Gott¬ lob 1. Base on balls — Off Faulk 9, Taylor 2, Blan¬ ton 2. Hits — Off Faulk, 3 in 9; Taylor, 6 in 6; Blanton 1 in 3. Winner — Taylor. Loser -— Faulk. Umpires — Colsen and McNeely. A M 10, TCU 7 College Station, April 28 — Good pitching and consistent hitting by the Aggies earned them a 10-7 win over the TCU Frogs. Moon ' s homer and double paced the Cadet attack while Blanton gained his first conference win of the season, holding the Frogs hitless the first five innings. Etheridge, 2b Boyd, ss Nolan, lb Franks, rf King, 3b Hayes, If Stepp, cf Looney, c Graves, p Salim, p •Rose ••Elliott xJones zSmith TCU AB 3 3 O TEXAS A. M. R H Ecrette, 2b Wallace, ss Moon, cf McPherson, rf DeWitt, If Baker, If Lary, lb Candelari, 3b Calvert, c Blanton, p Brown, p Totals AB 3 4 ’ 4 2 4 3 4 3 35 10 11 27 McPHERSON tallies as HERSCHEL MALTZ the Baylor pitcher moves towards home to cover the p ' ate. A M 7, TCU G College Station, April 29 — Wallace ' s two- run double in the bottom of the ninth gave the Aggies their second straight victory over the Frogs, 7-6. Hubert, the winning pitcher, gained his third conference win. Etheridge, 2b Ian,’ 21 Frank Boyd, TCU AB R H 4 10 Hayes,21 Nolan, 3b auks. rf Jones, lb Stepp, cf Looney, c Mathes, p Graves, p Totals TEXAS A. M. AB R H 3 3 12 0 3 1 3 Ecrette, 2b ••Ogletree Wallace, ss Moon, cf McPherson, rf Baker er, If lb Lary, lb Candelari, 3b Calvert, c xFarme Hamllt zDeVi Hu be aW; on, c zDeWitt rt, p a arri bMaltz 1 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 30 7 7 27 Totals Two out In 9th when winning run scored. — Safe on error for Ecrette in 9th. Ran for Calvert in 7th. z — Walked for Hamilton in 9th. a — Safe on fielders’ choice for Hubert b — Ran for Warriner in 9th. rniversity... in 9th. Texas Christian U Texas A. M. ..010 .400 rors •— Lary, Calvert, Nolan. Left on bases — T Lary, Nolan. Tw 102 002 — 6 000 003 — 7 Errors — Lary, Calvert, Ecrette, Wallace, Hubert, CU 7, A M 5. Home runs ,vo-bas Rur e, Wa A M e hits — Wallace 2, Jones, .Uci’herson, Hayes. Runs batted in — Nolan 2, Stepp, Looney. Wallace 2, Baker, Lary 2, Warriner. Sacrifice — Moon, Hubert. Stolen bases — Jones, Etheridge. Wild pitches—-Mathes 3, Hubert. Struck-out ■—By Hubert 8. Mathes 2. Bases on balls — Off Hubert 2, Mathes 6. Hits — Off Mathes, 5 in 8 1 3. Passed ball — Hamilton, Looney. Winner — Hubert. Loser •— Graves. Umpires — Bonneau and Tongate. Time — Totals 35 7 6 24 — Hit by pitched ball for Salim in 9th. — Safe on fielder’s choice for Etheridge in 9th. x — Filed out for Hayes in 9th. z — Grounded out for Stepp in 9th. Texas Christian University___________000 002 203 — 7 Texas A. M---------------------------240 202 OOx — 10 Errors — Etheridge, Stepp, Ecrette, Candelari 2, King, Blanton. Left _on bases — TCU 9, A M )on, alia on bases - Home runs — Moon, Baker. Two-base hits — Mo- Lary, Hayes, Wallace. Runs batted in •— Moon Baker 2, Boyd, Franks 2, Ha; ion. ranks 2, Hayes, Stepp. Hit by pitcher Rose). Double plays — Etheridge to Candelari to Ecrette. Balk — Salim. —By Blanton (Ri Boyd to Nolan; C Struck out — By Graves 2, Blanton 9, Salim 4. Bases on balls — Off Graves 2, Blanton 6, Salim 5, Brown 1. Hits — Off Graves, 5 in 8; Blanton, 6 in 8 1 3. Wild pitch-—Graves 2, Salim, Slant ’ intor Blanton. Loser — Graves. iton 2. Winner ■ CANDELARI slides safely into third as the Owl baseman grabs the catcher ' s peg. A M 6, TCU 4 College Station, April 29 — A four-run homer by DeWitt in the first frame, a two- run double by McPherson in the fifth, to¬ gether with effective relief hurling by Brown and Hubert gave A M a 6-4 victory over the TCU Frogs in the final game of the three- game series. TCU AB R H Ethridge, 2b 3 0 0 Hayes, If 3 10 Nolan, 3b 4 11 Smith, rf 3 0 0 Rose 0 0 0 Boyd, ss 2 0 1 Jones, lb 3 11 Barnes, cf 4 11 Elliott, c 3 0 2 Swaim, p 3 0 1 2 2 2 4 2 5 1 Totals 28 4 7 18 TEXAS A. M. AB R H O Savarino, 2b 3 10 2 Wallace, ss 3 112 Moon, cf 3 2 11 McPherson, rf 1 1 1 0 DeWitt, If 1112 Lary, lb 2 0 0 6 Maltz, lb 0 0 0 1 Candelari, 3b 3 0 0 1 Hamilton, c 2 0 0 6 Taylor, p 2 0 0 0 Brown, p 10 0 0 Hubert, p 0 0 0 0 Totals 21 6 5 21 -—Ran for Smith in 7th. Errors — Boyd, DeWitt. Left on bases — TCU 9, A M 6. Home run — DeWitt. Two-base hit •— Mc¬ Pherson. Runs batted in -— DeWitt 4, McPherson 2, Jones 2, Elliott. Stolen base -— Savarino. Hit by pitcher-—-By Swain (McPherson). Wild pitch — Swaim 2. Struck out — By Swain 3, Taylor 3, Hubert 1. Bases on balls — Off Swaim 8, Taylor 4, Brown 2. Hits — Off Taylor 6 for 4 in 4%; Brown for in 2. Winner — Brown. Loser-—Swaim. Umpires—Bon- neau and Tongate. Time -— 1 :55. SMU 8, A M 1 College Station, May 1 —Twelve SMU hits off of Hubert and Blanton gave the Mus¬ tangs a 8-1 victory over the Cadets. It was the first conference win gained by the Ponies this season, the SMU AB R Salmon, 2b 3 Freeman, ss 5 ema Whitley, lb Jensen, cf Rote, rf Knudsen, If Neilson, 3b son, 3 ards. Edwar Weber, p II O Farmers ' second loss. TEXAS A. M. AB R H 0 Ecrette, 2b 2 0 0 3 Baker 10 0 9 Savarino, 2b 0 0 0 8 Warriner 0 0 0 1 xFarmer 0 0 3 Wallace, ss 4 0 2 Moon, cf 3 0 0 McPherson, rf 4 1 0 1 0 DeWitt, If Lary, lb l l l l ■ary, Maltz, lb Candelari, 3b Calvert, c Blanton, p Hubert, p zOgletree 1 1 1 11 2 1 1 4 , Totals 33 1 6 27 — Filed out for Ecrette in 7th. •— Walked for Savarino in 9th. x — Ran for Warriner in 9th. z — Grounded out for Hubert in 9th. Southern Methodist University_________000 032 021 — 8 Texas A M -----------------------------------000 001 000 — 1 E °.T SWallace 2 - McPherson, DeWitt, Candel hitley. Two-base hits — Blanton, Nielson, Jen tted in - elson 1, 9; Blau Loser -— Blanton. ari, Whitley. sen. Home run — Whitley. 1, Freeman 2, Rote 2, Sab 1, Weber 1. Hits — Off W 5: Huber! ‘ t 6 in 4. Winner — Blanton, Nielson, Runs batted in — Calvert mon 1, Nielson 1, Edwards Jeber 6 in 9; Blanton 5 in Weber AL OGLETREE A M 14, RICE College Station, May 5 — Pat Hubert al¬ lowed the Rice Owls only one hit and four bases on balls, as the Aggies shut out the Houstonians, 14-0. Aggie hitters, on the other hand, hit two Owl hurlers for 13 bingles. Kennedy, 3b Churchill, 2b Procter, cf Golibart, c Beard, ss Wright, lb Newbill, If Peachy, rf Deakin, p Chatham, p Totals RICE AB R H O Rice Institute Texas A M — TEXAS A. M. AB R H O Savarino, 2b Ogletree, c Wallace, ss Moon, cf Warringer, rf Baker, ----Ma :r. If Lary, lb altz. lb Candelari, ; Lackey, 3b Calvert, c Hubert, p McPherson, if 3 1 1 Baker, rf-cf DeWitt, If 1 1 1 1 1 Totals 39 14 13 27 _____ 000 000 000 — _________710 041 lOx — 14 Errors — Kennedy 3, Beard, Wright, Newbill, Wal¬ lace, Ecrette. Left on bases ■— Rice 4, A M 10. Two- base hits — Moon 2, Hubert, Candelari. Runs batted in -—• Wallace 2, Moon, Lary 2, Hubert 2, McPherson. Sacrifice -— DeWitt, Hubert. Stolen bases -— DeWitt 2, Candelari. Double plays — Wallace to Savarino to Lary; Beard to Churchwell to Wright. Struck-out—By Chatham 1, Hubert 9. Bases on balls — Off Deakin 1, Chatham 6, Hubert 3. Wild pitch — Chatham. Hits — Off Deakin 2 in (none out in first). Loser-— Deakin. Umpires—Bonneau and Tongate. Time—2:10. A M 12, RICE 2 DEWITT scores at home as the Rice catcher tries to pick off another base runner; CALVERT at bat. College Station, May 6 — Four-hit pitching by Blanton together with an 11-hit attack sparked by McPherson, Candelari and Dc Witt and four costly Owl errors gave the Cadets their second win in two days over the Blue and Gray, 12-2. RICE AB R H O Kennedy, 3b 2 10 1 Savarino, 2b 10 2 Churchwell, 2b 3 1 1 4 Ecrette, 2b 10 0 1 Sided, 2b 0 0 0 0 Wallace, ss 5 111 Procter, cf 4 0 12 TEXAS A. M. AB R II O Savarino, 2b 10 0 2 Bea rocter, ( Golibart, c 4 10 Beard, ss 3 1 Newbill, If 4 0 12 Devine, lb 4 0 0 4 Peachy, rf 4 0 0 0 Deakin, p 4 0 2 0 Lackey, ss 0001 Moon, cf 4 2 2 3 McPherson, rf 3 2 1 0 Baker, rf 2 0 0 0 DeWitt, If 3 2 2 0 Lary. If 0 0 0 1 Candelari, 3b 5 3 3 1 Maltz, lb 3 11 10 Calvert, c 2 0 0 4 Ogletree, c 0 0 0 3 Morisse, p 0 0 0 0 Blanton, p 5 110 Totals 34 12 11 27 Rice Institute ________________________________200 000 000 — 2 Texas A M .................----------------------041 250 OOx — 12 Errors — Candelari, Churchwell, Beard 2, Newbill, Maltz, Ogletree. Left on bases -— Rice 8, A M 14. Home runs — DeWitt. McPherson. Three-base hit — Candelari. Two-base hits — Wallace, Newbill, Blan¬ ton. Runs batted in — DeWitt, Calvert, Wallace, Mc¬ Pherson 3, Maltz, Beard, Savarino, Candelari 2. Sacrifice ■— DeWitt. Stolen base — Moon, Candelari. Double plays — Maltz to Lackey to Maltz; Wallace to Savarino to Maltz; Beard to Churchwell to Devine. Balk—-Deakin. Struck-out — By Blanton 8, Deakin 7. Bases on balls — Off Morisse 3, Blanton 2, Deakin 12. Passed ball — Golibart. Hits — Off Morrisse 1 in li. Wild pitch — Deakin. Winner — Blanton. Um¬ pires— Tongate and Bonneau. Time — 2:30. SAM BLANTON JOE ECRETTE AGGIES 11, BEARS 4 College Station, May 11 — Pat Hubert won his fifth SWC game in holding the Baylor hitters to seven scattered bingles while his teammates garnered 10 hits off of two Bruin hurlers for a 11-4 score, clinching the runner- up spot for A M in the SWC race. BAYLOR Kincanno, 2b I’arker, lb Burk, lb Isbell, If I’earson, c Powell, rf Slots, ss Reyes, 3b AB R II O 5 112 TEXAS A. M. AB R II eyes. Price Copela son, p and, p 1 4 1 8 1 1 1 4 3 2 2 Savarino, 2b Wallace, ss Moon, cf McPherson, rf DeWltt, If Baker, If Lary, lb Maltz, lb Candelari, 3b Calvert, c Hubert, p 2 1 2 2 1 1 15 (I 2 2 0 1 4 Totals 35 4 7 24 Totals 34 11 10 27 — Struck-out for Reyes in 9th. Baylor University ________________000 110 020 — 4 Texas A. M.....................................303 000 41x — 11 Errors — Savarino, McPherson, DeWitt, Hubert, Cal¬ vert, Ogletree, Klneannon, Parker, Isbell, Pearson. Left on bases — Baylor 6, A M 6. Two-base hits — Stotts, Candelari. Double plays — Savarino to Wallace to Eary; Savarino to Wallace. Runs batted in — De¬ witt 3, Burk, Isbell, Lary 2, Candelari 2, Ogletree, McPherson. Sacrifice hit — Calvert. Stolen base — Parker 2. Struck-out—Robinson 1, Copeland 4, Hu¬ bert 0. Bases on balls —Off Robinson 4, Hubert 1, Copeland 2. Hits — Off Robinson, 4 and 6 in 2 (none out in 3rd). Hit by pitcher — By Hubert (Powell). Passed ball — Pearson. Winner •— Hubert. Loser -— Robinson. Umpires — Ronneau and Tongate. Time — 2 ;27 BAVEOR 7, A M 1 College Station, May 14 — Baylor defeated the A M baseballers, 7-1, behind the four- hit hurling of Lefty Copeland, who yesterday pitched six innings against the Aggies. Mc¬ Pherson scored the only Cadet run when he crossed home plate from third on Candelari ' s fly to centerfield. Stotts, 3b Parker, cf Burk, lb Isbell, ss Pearson, c ters, 2b Powell, rf Price, If Copeland, p BAYLOR AB R Walter TEXAS A. M. AB R H Savarino, 2b 4 1 Wallace, ss Moon, cf McPherson, i DeWitt, If Lary, lb Candelari, 3b Calvi tert, c Blanton, p Brown, p Baker Morisse, p Totals 32 1 4 27 — Singled for Brown in 8th. Baylor University -----------------------------300 000 040 — 7 Texas A. M____________________________________000 010 000 -— 1 Errors — Wallace 2, Blanton, Candelari, Walters Home run — Pearson. Runs batted in — Burk, Isbell, Pearson 3, Powell, Candelari. Sacrifice-—Burk, Par¬ ker. Stolen base — Powell. Left on bases — Baylor 6 A M 4. Struck-out — By Copeland 6, Blanton o’ Brown 1, Morisse 1. Bases on balls — Off Blanton 2 Hits — Off Blanton 6 in 7%; Brown in %. Loser — Blanton. Umpires -— Tongate and Bonneau. TEXAS 5, A M Austin, May 17 —Pat Hubert was charged with the only loss of his pitching career in the SWC this year as the Texas Longhorns rapped out 10 hits for a 5-0 margin over the Cadets. Wall was the winning hurler, allowing the Aggies only five hits and only four Cadets reached second base. TEXAS A. M. AB R H O Walace, ss 4 0 2 0 Savarino, 2b 4 0 12 Moon, cf 4 0 12 McPherson, rf 2 0 0 2 Baker, rf 10 0 0 DeWitt, If 4 0 15 Lary, lb 4 0 0 5 Candelari, 3b 3 0 0 3 Ogletree, c 10 0 0 Hubert, p 2 0 0 0 Brown, p 10 0 3 TEXAS AB R H O Womack, If 4 2 2 1 Risenhoover.rf 3 10 1 Tompkins, ss 4 12 1 Segrist, lb 3 0 2 9 Brock, cf 2 0 0 4 Waghalter, 2b 4 0 0 3 Kana, 3b 4 0 11 Burrows, c 4016 Wall, p 3 12 1 Totals 31 5 10 27 Totals 32 0 0 24 Texas A. M____________________________________ 000 000 000 — University of Texas___________________________100 040 OOx — 5 Errors—Wallace, Kana. Runs batted in — Tomp¬ kins 3, Segrist 2. Two-base hits -— Tompkins, Kana. Burrows, Wall. Stolen base -— Savarino. Left on bases — Texas A M 6, Texas 8. Bases on balls-—Off Hu¬ bert 4, Brown 2, Wall 1. Struck-out — By Hubert 1, Brown 1, Wall 5. Hits and runs — Off Hubert, 8 and 5 in 4%; Brown, 2 and in 3%. Passed ball-—Bur¬ rows. Earned runs — Texas 5. Loser -— Hubert. Um¬ pires— Dinsome and Keck. Time 2:07. TEXAS 6, A M 5 Austin, May 18 —Although the Aggies outhit the Longhorns, TU still managed to defeat the Cadets, winning the final game between the two teams, 6-5, before 3,000 fans. Ecrette was the spark in the Farmers ' hit parade. TEXAS A. IYI. AB R H O Ecrette, 2b 4 Baker, rf-lf 5 Wallace, ss 4 Moon, cf 4 DeWitt, If 3 McPherson, rf 2 Lary, lb 4 Cadelari, 3b 3 Calvert, c 2 Ogletree, c 2 Morisse, p 0 Blanton, p 3 Warriner 1 Brown, p o Hubert, p 0 Savarino 0 Totals 37 5 Texas A. M......... University of Texas Errors — 2 2 1 1 TEXAS AB R H O 7 Womack, If 2 3 12 1 Waghalter, 2b 3 0 0 2 3 Tompkins, ss 2 2 2 2 rrist, lb 4 0 2 Sebi Brock, cf 1 Hrncir, rf 3 Kana, 3b 0 Burrows, c 1 Benson, c 4 (lorin, p 0 Ehrler, p 1 Totals 4 3 1 2 11 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 .210 . 202 000 020 —5 001 Olx — 6 Tompkins, Segi kins. Bn Moon, Tompk Ogletree. Stolen Segrist. ock. Wallace, Blanton 2, Runs batted in — Baker 2, Moon, Two-base hits — Brock, Baker 2, bases — Ecrette 2. Wallace, Lary, Tompkins, Brock. Sacr ifice — Waghalter. Double plays — Wallace (un¬ assisted); Waghalter to Segrist; Kana to Burrows to Segrist. Left on bases-—Texas A M 16 Texas 13. Bases on balls — Off Gorin 5, Morisse 2, Blanton 8, Hubert 1, Elder 3. Struck-out — By Gorin 2, Ehrler 1, Blanton 5. Hits — Off Gorin, 12 in 8; Elder in 1; Morisse, in Hubert, in (Brock). Passed orin, 0; Blanton, 4 in 6; Brown, 3 in %; %. Hit by pitcher — By Blanton balls — Calvert, Ogletree. Winner — Gorin. Time — 2 . Passed balls — Calvert, Ogletree. Winn Loser — Brown. Umpires — Keck and L :i7. DeWITT receives congratulations as he tallies on a line drive home run. HOLLIS BAKER First row: Harrington, C. Smith, D. Heft, Brinkley, Stirling, and McDonald. Second row: Munnerlyn, Lastelick, Dishman, Bragg, Russell, Parma, and Niland. Third row: Perron Shoemaker, coach, J. Heft, Cashion, Ohr, Hilton, Brooks, and Krieger. FISH BASEBALL A M ' s freshman baseball team finished with a good season, winning six games while dropping only two. Sparked by consistent hitting and good pitching, the Aggies scored a total of 79 runs while their opponents ran across 35 markers. Hitting as a team, the freshman nine ended the season with an average of .301. Leading the A M hit parade was Charley Russell, centerfielder, who pounded the sphere at a .623 clip and was followed by First Baseman Bill Munnerlyn with .456. Don Heft was the Aggies ' best catcher, and he received for four Cadet hurlers ■—Jack Brinkley, who won three and lost two; Bill Stirling, who won two,- Charley Smith, who won one; and reliefer Charlie Ohr. The Fish started their season against Blinn Junior College, defeating same, 16-4, as Brinkley hurled a no-hit ball game. Munnerlyn and Russell led the Cadet hitters, each collecting three bingles. Brinkley gained his and the team ' s second win when the Fish nine pounded three Wharton Junior College pitchers with an 18-hit barrage which ended with the Aggies ahead, 14-2. The southpaw from Austin limited the Pioneers to only five hits as he went the distance. Russell and Jerry Lastelick collected circuit clouts for the Fish. A M again defeated Blinn JC, only this time Bill Stirling was on the mound. The Cadets managed to gain a great number of hits, as they trounced the junior collegians, 20-6. Lastelick collected two homers, and Parma one in the hit-wild day. Stirling limited the losers to one hit and one run in five innings. Baylor ' s Cubs gave the Cadets their first loss of the season. Russell continued to be the Fish ' s big gun at the plate as he connected five times in the same number of trips for a perfect day ct the plate. At this time, Russell was hitting .728 in 22 times at bat. Charley Smith gained his first win, pitching the Fish to a 12-6 victory over Wharton, the Aggies second win over the Pioneers. In six innings Smith allowed only three hits while whiffing seven. Gus McDonald led the hitters with a homer, a triple, and single. A 7-5 win over the Rice Slimes gave Bill Stirling his second win. Stirling allowed only one hit in five innings. Russell homered and Lastelick collected two hits to lead the Cadet hitters. Brinkley ' s perfect control gave the Cadets a 5-4 win over the Texas University Shorthorns with Munner¬ lyn topping the hitters as he collected two bingles in three trips and scored twice. A return match between the Cadets and the Shorthorns proved fatal to Brinkley, who gained his second loss of the season, 1-2. Jimmy Hand, with great support from his fielders, was the winning pitcher. Each pitcher whiffed 13 players, although Brinkley allowed only four hits while the Aggies hit Hand for six in the season ' s final game. PERRON SHOEMAKER Coach Outstanding Freshman Baseball Players LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL STIRLING, pitcher; JACK BRINKLEY, pitcher; DON HEFT, catcher,- and CHARLIE RUSSELL, centerfielder. 437 TODDY WESTERVELT Captain The Aggie Swimming team, composed mostly of sophomores, came through the 1949-50 season with a record of 4 wins, 2 losses, and a third place in the Conference swimming meet. This was the first time that A M had come in lower than second in the Conference since 1934. A M ' s team was built around 4 sophomores: Bill Sargent, back- stroker; Van Adamson, freestyler; Ralph Ellis, freestyler,- and Bill Karow, a breaststroker, and received support from point getters Tommy Com¬ stock, John Parnell, Don Blondell, Howell Johnson, and Tommy Butler. The Cadets under the leadership of Coach Art Adamson, started the season off by copping second spot in the SWC relay tank meet, just 4 points behind powerful Texas University. In their first dual meet with O. U., the Aggies suffered a defeat of 40 to 35, but handed O. U s 400 freestyle relay team their first defeat in three years of competition. At the 2nd dual meet, the Farmers slaughtered a weak Baylor team, allowing them only two first places in the whole meet. In the next dual meet which should have been an easy triumph for the Aggies turned into a near upset as the local tankmen came from behind in the final event to beat Northwestern of Louisiana 38-37. VARSITY SWIMMING SQUAD Front row: Matlock, Cannon, Peters, Ellis, Sargent, Karow, Parnell, and Hale. Second row: Johnson, Westervelt, Moye, Adamson, Dieck, Comstock, Schaffer, and G. McKenzie. Top row: Emil Mamaliga, coach; Blondell, A. McKenzie, Vardaman, Boughton, Southworth, Hilton, Shepard, Butler, and Art Adamson, coach 1 9 5 SW 438 A dual meet with Memphis Naval Station, predicted as a close battle, turned into a run-away as the Aggies won 52-23, with Karow setting a new pool record of 1:06.5 in the 100-yard breaststroke. Although the Cadets gained their second defeat in the dual season I when they lost to T.U. 31 to 44, the 400-yard freestyle relay smashed I the University ' s pool record by 2 seconds for a new mark of 3:42.6. A M came through with its fourth victory in the last event of the meet against the strongest SMU team in many years. The Aggie 400- yard relay team, composed of Butler, Ellis, Karow, and Adamson, swam a 3:45.3 in the 400-yard relay to strike the final blow and outpoint the Methodist by a 42-33 count. The Conference meet was a disappointment to the Aggie team which came in third, 3 points behind SMU. The Aggies 400 freestyle relay team was disqualified by a false start, thereby losing 12 points, although they came in with a record breaking conference time. Adamson won the 200-yard individual medley to break the old Conference record by 5 seconds, and set a new one of 2:18.1. A M divers were coached by Emil Mamaliga and provided many important points throughout the season. Howell Johnson won 4th in the conference. Other divers included Sophomores Paul Schaffer and Gibb Matlock. ART ADAMSON EMIL MAMALIGA Swimming Coach Diving Coach A M ' s water polo squad closed its season with a suc¬ cessful Eastern trip defeating Annapolis 12 to 3, Army 9 to 2, and New York A. C, last year ' s national A.A.U cham¬ pions, 7 to 6. The members of the water polo team were Gil¬ bert McKenzie, Bill Moye, John Hollingshead, Adamson, Sar¬ gent, Ellis, Paul Fleming, Com¬ stock, Karow, and Coach Art Adamson. The Aggies have always had a victorious water polo team. They were defeated in Con¬ ference once and were Junior Indoor Water Polo champions in 1938-39. The Cadets have defeated such outstanding clubs as Northwestern of Louis¬ iana, Illinois Athletic Club, Annapolis, West Point, New York A. C, Missouri Athletic Club, and others. VARSITY WATER POLO SQUAD Front row: Ellis, Comstock, and Fleming. Second row: G. McKenzie, Sargent, Adamson, and Karow. Center: Art Adamson, coach. Other members of the A team included Bill Hale and Arlen McKenzie. Forming the B team were Mike Ledford, Bill McCulley, Bob McBride, Don McMillin, John Parnell, Bobby Brodnax, Ray Hilton, Dave Vardaman, Art Anderson, John Peters, and R. C. Stinson. 439 FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM 1st Row, L to R: Coach Art Adamson, Anderson, Hood, Crawford, Coach Emil Mamaliga. 2nd Row, L to R: Singleton, David, Stinson, Ledford, Gay, Broadnax. Dallas, Jan. 14 --A M ' s swimming team was nosed out by a powerful Texas University squad, 52-48, in the first annual Southwest Conference Swimming Relays which were held at the SMU pool. Southern Methodist finished third with 40 points, and Baylor was fourth with 24 points. The Summaries: Four-man Freestyle Relay: l—Texas (Frank Campbell, Eddie Gilbert, Calvin Langford, Don Smith); 2—SMU; 3—Texas A M; 4—Baylor (3:23.4). Four-man Breast Stroke Relay: 1—Texas A M (Van Adamson, Billy Karow, Tom Comstock, Dieck); 2—Texas; 3—SMU. Four-man Back Stroke Relay: 1—Texas (Mark Yancey, Bob Cone, Bob Crawford, Hugh Groves); 2—Texas A M; 3—SMU; 4—Baylor. Diving—(Three-man team): 1—Texas A M (Johnson, Matlock, Shaffer); 2—Baylor; 3—Texas; 4—SMU. Three-man Distance Medley: 1—SMU (Doug Conner, Mike Muckleroy, Arden Amerine); 2—Texas; 3—Texas A M; 4—Baylor. Six-man Medley: 1—Texas (Hugh Groves, Fred Bostwick, Eddie Gilbert, Bob Cone, Hylmar Karbach, Calvin Langford); 2—Texas A M; 3—SMU; 4—Baylor. Austin, March 2-A M ' s varsity swimmers lost to the University of Texas, 31-44, but they bettered the SWC and officially smashed the university pool record for the 400-yard freestyle relay with a time of 3:24.6, two seconds off the old record. Tommy Butler, Ralph Ellis, Billy Karow, and Van Adamson formed the Cadet team. Adamson won the 50-yard freestyle event, Aggie Paul Shaffer was second in the diving; the 300 medley team of Sargent, Comstock, and Karow won, and Sargent was third in the 150-yard backstroke. College Station, March 4—Holding only a two point lead entering the final event, the Aggies won the 400-yard relay to swamp the SMU Mustangs, 42-33. Howell Johnson won the diving for the Cadets, Karow won the breaststroke event, Sargent won the 100 backstroke, and Adamson finished first in the 220 freestyle. Waco, Feb. 4—Sweeping the meet except for only two first places, the A M mermen trounced the Baylor Bears. The summaries: 300-yard medley relay—A M (Sargent, Dieck, Ellis), time: 3:17.3. 200-yard freestyle—McCoy, Baylor; 2. Sorrell, Baylor; 3. Parnell, A M; time 2:35.3. 50-yard freestyle—Adamson, A M; 2. Dickey, Baylor; 3. Westervelt, A M; time 24.9. Diving—Manale, Baylor; 2. Johnson, A M; 3. Shaffer, A M; Score: 90.1. 100-yard freestyle—Adamson, A M; 2. Dickey, Baylor; McCoy, Baylor; time: 55.9. 150 backstroke—Sargent, A M; 2. Blundell, A M; 3. Skelton, Baylor; Time: 1:47.3. 200-yard breaststroke—Comstock, A M; 2. Dieck, A M; 3. Opperman, Baylor; Time: 2:49.7. 400-yard freestyle—Parnell, A M; 2. Correll, Baylor,- 3. Vardcman, A M; Time: 5:45.5. 400-yard freestyle relay—1. A M (Darrow, Sargent, Ellis, Adamson); Time: 3:51.5. BILL SARGENT Backstroker 440 A M Places 3rd In SWC Tank Meet Waco, March 16, 17, 18—Tex Robertson ' s Longhorns won their 16th SWC swimming championship with the SMU Mustangs edging out the Aggies for second place. Van Adamson, sophomore swimming sensation of the Cadet squad, finished his first year in conference competition by knocking 5 seconds off the old record in the 200-yard individual medley,- Adamson ' s time was 2:18.1. The Steer mermen captured eight first places and amassed 128 points, the Mustangs finished with four firsts and 51 points, while the Cadets won only one first place in the entire meet and garnered 47 points. Baylor finished on the bottom with 21 points. This is the first year since the forming of the first Aggie swimming team that the Cadets have finished lower than second place. The difference in A M ' s being second or third came about when the Aggie foursome of Adamson, Billy Karow, Tommy Butler, and Ralph Ellis was disqualified in the 400-yard relay, although they finished a third of the length of the pool ahead of their nearest competitor—SMU. Official judge Bob Tarleton of Texas disqualified the Aggie team in this race by ruling that anchor man Adamson left the box too soon on the final lap of the race. Coach Art Adamson vigorously protested the decision, which placed the Aggies in third place in the meet with the Mustangs cinching a second place. Had the Cadets held their win of the 400-yard relay, which was in record-surpassing time, they would have finished 16 points ahead of second place SMU. As far as the actual winner of the meet was concerned, the Longhorns had the swim fest sewed up and led all the way during the three-day meet. Toddy Westervelt finished in third place for the Aggie squad in the 50-yard freestyle, Bill Sargent and Don Blundell took second and third places, respec¬ tively, in the 150-yard backstroke, and Adamson and Ralph Ellis took second and fourth places, respectively, in the 220-yard freestyle. Karow was third in the 220-yard breaststroke. Howell Johnson turned in a third place performance off the one-meter board, and Sargent grabbed the third spot in the 100-yard backstroke. Karow also took third in the 100-yard breaststroke, while Ellis finished in the same position in the 100-yard freestyle, and Sargent repeated his third place finish in 200-yard individual medley. TOP: BILL KAROW Breast stroker BOTTOM: VAN ADAMSON SWC Individual Medley Record-Holder RALPH ELLIS Freestyler SWC SWIMMING MEET SUMMARY 1500-meter freestyle—Amerine, SMU; Gilbert, Texas; Wilson, SMU; Wilson, Texas,- Parnell, A M. Time— 25.8. (New record.) 50-yard freestyle—Muckleroy, SMU; Tolar, Texas; Gowen, SMU; Campbell, Texas; Westervelt, A M. Time— 23.4. (New record.) 150-yard backstroke—Cone, Texas; Grover, Texas; Sargent, A M; Bundell, A M; Yonsey, Texas. Time— 1:41.2. 220-yard freestyle—Gilbert, Texas; Adamson, A M; Nelson, Texas; Smith Texas; Ellis, A M. Time—2:16.4. 220-yard breast stroke—Crawford, Texas; Karbak, Texas; Karow, A M; Dwire, SMU; Comstock, A M. Time—2:30.2. One-meter diving (8 dives each)—Skippy Browning, Texas,- Manale, Baylor; Davis, Texas; Johnson, A M; Payne, Texas. 400-yard relay—SMU on default of Texas A M (Mortimer, Gowen, Dwire, Muckleroy); Texas; Baylor (Dickey, Scarborough, Sorell, McCoy). Time—3:44.7. 100-yard backstroke: Tied Southwest Conference record, Bob Cone, Texas; second, Hugh Grover, Texas,- third, Bill Sargent, Texas A M; fourth, Don Bundell, Texas A M; fifth, Don Mortimer, SMU. Record- tieing time, 1:02.9. 100-yard breast stroke: Won by Hylmar Karbak, Texas; second, John Crawford, Texas; third, Billy Karow, Texas A M; fourth, Tom Comstock, Texas A M; fifth, Jim Dwire, SMU. Time, 1:05.7. 100-yard freestyle: Won by Mike Muckleroy, SMU; second, Roger Tolar, Texas; third, Ralph Ellis, Texas A M; fourth, Frank Dickey, Baylor; fifth, Jean McCoy, Baylor. Time, 53.6. 440-yard freestyle: New conference record established by Eddie Gilbert, Texas; second, Wynatt Wilson, Texas,- third, Arden Amerine, SMU; fourth, Ricks Wilson, SMU; fifth, Don Smith, Texas. Record time, 4:56.5. 200-yard individual medley: New conference record established by Van Adamson, Texas A M; second, Bob Cone, Texas; third. Bill Sargent, Texas A M; fourth, Dick Turbyfill, Texas; fifth, Fred Bostwick, Texas. Record time, 2:18.1. Three-meter diving: Won by Skippy Brownin, Texas; second. Bullet Manale, Baylor; third, John Campbell, Texas,- fourth, Milton Davis, Texas A M; fifth, Wiley, Texas. 300-yard medley relay: Won by Texas,- second, Texas A M; third, SMU; fourth, Baylor. Total scores: Texas 128; SMU 51; Texas A M 47; Baylor 21. 441 CROSS COUNTRY CONFERENCE CHAMPS First row: Bonnen, Garmany, Herring, and Ortiz. Second row: Frank Anderson, coach; Woodson Garney, man¬ ager; Jones, Allen, McMahon, Hubert, and Ray Putman, coach. Starting the season with a loss to Oklahoma A M in Stillwat er, the local harriers finished the remainder of the season with a clean slate in the loss column. High altitude of them Oklahoma hills probably got the boys. The Okie Aggies, after defeating the Cadets 17-26, went on to prove the truth of the pre-season prognosticators by becoming one of the strongest teams in the South. Julian Herring, who was later to become the outstanding individual star of the conference, finished fourth, the first Texan to cross the line. Others to letter besides Herring were Jerry Bonnen, John Garmany, Howard Jones, James McMahon, and Alex Ortiz. Another Oklahoma team came to College Station to face the Aggies on October 22. The Oklahoma University Sooners returned to their native state with a one-point loss to show for their efforts. In defeating the Sooners, 27-28, the Cadets were again paced by Herring, who finished second with 9:52. The North Texas Eagles were the next victims of the winning Ag harriers, 15-44, on Novem¬ ber 3. McMahon and Herring finished in a dead-heat tie for first spot, followed by Jones, Alexander, and Ortiz, respectively. Against Texas University Herring came even closer to nabbing an undisputed first place, but was edged out, though the Farmers won, 25-34. Herring ' s time over the 2.6 mile course was 13:05, one second behind the Steers ' Tom Rodgers. McMahon, Garmany, Jones, Ortiz, and Bonnen finished fourth through eighth in that order. Then came the big meet. The cross-countrymen returned from Austin with their third con¬ secutive conference title on November 22. Again it was Herring who paced the victors, but this time the man paced the entire conference, winning first slot with a sizzling 11:53.1 over the 2.6 mile terrain. Five other Aggies finished the Austin meet within the first ten. The Cadets tallied only 30 points, the runner-up Arkansas Razorbacks 46, and the Teasips 53. Fourth was SMU, with 110. Herring again hit top form a few weeks later in the Gulf Coast AAU meet in Houston, establishing a Gulf Coast record of 12:16. JULIAN HERRING SWC Individual Champion Captain 442 ?-h-h+h-H« VARSITY METIERS Jimmy Gray, Royce Tate, Allan Aaronson, R. G. DeBerry, Dick Hardin, Aaron Cohen, and Bobby Duncan. FISH NETTERS Tommy West, Eugene Letsos, Harold Gann, and Donald Farmer. TENNIS In the conference matches, the racket swingers went down before third place SMU, second place Rice, and Texas, conference champions. Letfermen on the Aggie tennis team included sophomores R. G. DeBerry, Bobby Duncan, Royce Tate; juniors, Dick Hardin and Allan Aaronson. DeBerry of San Angelo played in the top singles and doubles spot of the year. Close on the heels of DeBerry was Bobby Duncan from Corpus Christi. Duncan played both the No. 2 doubles and singles during the season. Royce Tate, also from Corpus Christi, played in the No. 3 singles position and on the No. 1 doubles team with DeBerry. Tate, with his smashing serve finished as the best doubles player on the Aggie squad. Allan Aaronson from Cotulla and Dick Hardin, former Amarillo high school star divided the No. 4 singles spot during the year. Hardin occupied the fourth position in most of the non-conference matches while Aaronson represented the Aggies in three out of five conference tilts. The first year men competing for the varsity team next year will be Eugene Letsos, Donald Farmer, Tommy West, and Harold Gann. Letsos and Farmer hail from Galveston, West from San Antonio, and Gann from Sudan. SSSSmSmSmi as? iff f | i s§ f m w t 443 VARSITY LINKSTERS GOLF J. C. Fletcher, Gene Darby, Monte Currie, Tom Aitken, and Gayther Nowell, coach. TOP CIRCLE: Coach NOWELL instructs Fish star BARBER. BOTTOM CIRCLE: GENE DARBY, Varsity No. 1 Player. A M ' s 1950 golf team was the poorest that the Aggies have possessed in the last decade. Finishing with a season record of four wins against nine losses and one tie, the linksters didn ' t resemble the Cadet SWC Champs of ' 48. The Fish prospects of this year are supposed to move up next season and take over the A M golf fortunes which are rapidly dwindling. With the start of the building of the new golf course, things may work¬ out for the Cadets in the next few years. Members of the year ' s varsity squad in the order of their rank were Gene Darby, Montie Currie, J. C. Fletcher, and Tom Aitken. In non-con¬ ference games, the Aggies fared better than they did in the conference race, winning four and losing four. Starting the season with a win over Southwest Texas State, the Aggies lost their second match to the University of Houston as Darby was the only Cadet to win a match. Aitken and Fletcher won their singles matches to give the Aggies a victory over Sam Houston State Teachers College and later, the Farmers again defeated SHSTC and Southwest Texas State. The Aggies lost four straight conference matches before they gained a tie with the SMU Mus¬ tangs. Baylor defeated the Farmers first, then SWC Champs, Texas University, putted away with a victory. Arkansas and Texas Christian also defeated A M. Rice defeated the Aggies by a half¬ point in A M ' s final conference game. Three more matches were played by the Maroon and White after the end of conference play and each time the Cadets were defeated. The University of Houston garnered their second win over the Aggies, while Abilene Christian College and TWC handed the local linksters their final losses. Miller Barber of Texarkana seemed to have been the star among the Fish during the season, and will probably be among the leaders next year with the varsity. Others who played on the freshman team were Johnny Barrett, San Antonio; Malcolm Douglas, Pampa ; and Billy Baker, Houston. 444 FENCING TEAM Kneeling: Carrol! Beil, E. T. Jennis, Gus Mistrot, Frank Ragusa, and Gerald Monks. Standing: JoFin Gottlob, Joe Mayes, Dick Jones, Curtis Wilson, and Chuck Massey. FENCING A M ' s 1949-50 fencing team was one of the best that the school has produced. In the Southwest Conference A M won team championships in both foil and epee and placed second in sabre. In individuals, John Gottlob won the foil championship, and Curtis Wilson placed second in epee. In AFLA competition, the Aggie epee team won the cnarnpionship of the South Texas Divi¬ sion, and the foil team won the State Intercollegiate Championship. In individual competitions, Curtis Wilson placed second in divisional finals in open epee, and team captain Gus Mistrot won first in junior foil at the state meet. The Aggies fought four dual meets in addition to two complete rounds of team competition in the AFLA, SWC meet, and state finals. A M opened its season against John Tarleton in a dual meet. The Aggies were ragged, and lost by a lopsided 18-9 score. However, the Cadets bounced back and on successive week ends defeated Rice, 16-11, and the University of Houston, 21-6. A M entered the first round AFLA competition without the services of Mistrot, who was side¬ lined with a leg injury. The Aggies made a gond showing, placing second in foil, first in epee, and third in sabre. The epee team, in winning, beat the hitherto invincible Galveston Bucca¬ neers, defending state champions, in all three weapons. It was the first time since 1947 that the Galveston squad had been beaten. Sophonore John Gottlob was A M ' s mainstay in these competitions. In between the first and the second rounds of the AFLA, the Maroons went to Stephenville for a return scrape with Tarleton. This time the College Station squad came out on top, aveng¬ ing the early season loss. The second round of the AFLA saw A M at full strength. The foil team again placed second, losing a hotly contested match with Galveston for the divisional title. The sabre squad also smashed the highly-favored Buccaneers, but lost to Rice for the divisional crown. In conference competition, the Aggies, in taking two titles, won 16 out of 27 bouts from Rice, 20 from Baylor, and 19 from TU. At the state meet, the A M foil team met Tarleton in the collegiate bracket and won, 5-3. This is the second straight year that A M has won the State Intercollegiate Foil title. The Farmers beat Texas Tech, 5-2, in last year ' s meet. The past fencing season was a good one for A M, but a shorter season and fewer injuries would have made for a better one. Only two men are being lost this year, and they should be more than adequately replaced by transfers from Tarleton. GUS MISTROT Captain JOHN GOTTLOB SWC Foil Champion 445 PISTOL Top row: J. U. Aalto, H. Q. Haile, and Ted Means. Second row: Lt. Col. F. R. Swoger, H. D. Witcher, and M Sgt. J. E. Cutsinger, coaches. Winning thirty-nine matches while dropping only eight, the A M Pistol team finished stronger than last year ' s and with a better record. H. Q. Haile was the high scorer among the group as he averaged a score of 276 of a possible 300 in 56 matches. Others that lettered, with their score average, and the number of matches in which they fired are J. U. Aalto, 275 in 49; captain of the team A. W. Benefield, 274 in 51; B. P. Lower, 265 in 57; H. D. Witcher, 249 in 50; Ted Means, 251 in 53; C. G. Hunt, 242 in 48; N. M. Kenney, 245 in 56; and J. E. Brown, 254 in 53. One of the Cadets ' losses to Colorado A M could be meaningless since the Texas Aggies defeated the Colorado Aggies two matches previously. The Aggies also won two over the United States Military Academy before dropping one to the same group, gained four wins in five matches over Cornell University, split with Michigan State, the Naval Academy, the University of Washington, and the Coast Guard, losing outright only to Colorado State College. A M. 1322 Trinidad State Junior College....1265 A M. .1322 N. Y. State Maritime ACA............1254 A M.. .1305 Trinidad State Junior College....Forfeit A M....1305 Colorado State College................1340 A M....1305 Cornell University ......................Forfeit A M....1305 MIT ................................................1221 A M....1371 University of Illinois......................1237 A M. 1371 Colorado A M ............................1298 A M 1346 Utah State ....................................1336 A M....1348 Trinidad State Junior College....Forfeit A M ..1348 Cornell University ........................1292 A M....1348 Colorado A M ............................1344 A M....1348 University of Washington............1166 A M....1348 MIT ...............................................1193 A M....1348 University of Massachusetts..........1321 A M. 1321 Colorado A M ............................1367 A M....1321 United States Military Academy..! 334 X A M....1354 Cornell University ........................1372 A M. ..1354 Utah State ....................................1209 A M....1354 Naval Academy ...........................1324 A M....1354 Michigan State ............................1376 A M....1354 University of Arizona....................1337 A M....1361 Cornell University ......................Forfeit A M....1361 Lawrence Tech ..............................1292 A M....1361 Coast Guard ................................1126 A M....1361 Princeton University ......................1350 A M....1361 Merchant Marine ..........................1227 A M....1361 University of Massachusetts..........1274 A M....1361 MIT ................................................1304 A M....1361 United States Military Academy..1 199 A M....1368 Naval Academy ............................1385 A M....1368 University of Washington..............1374 A M....1368 University of Illinois......................1250 A M....1368 USCG ............................................1248 A M....1368 University of Wisconsin................1365 A M....1385 Cornell University ......................Forfeit A M....1385 Lawrence Tech ............................Forfeit A M....1385 Michigan State ............................1112 A M....1385 Coast Guard ................................1395 A M....1382 United States Military Academy. .Forfeit A M....1382 Pri nceton University ....................1316 A M....1382 University of Massachusetts........ 1336 A M....1354 Lawrence Tech ..............................1215 A M....1354 University of Arizona....................1351 A M....1354 Merchant Marine ..........................1315 A M....1366 Camp Hood ..................................1311 A M....1366 Ohio State ................................Forfeit 446 Top row: Robert Grosser, George Kent, Clifford Taylor, and Roland Zapata. Bottom row: Bill Holland, Dare Keelan, Richard Kelly, and John Rowe. RIFLE Composed of ten men, the A M rifle team participated in 41 postal matches, won 37 and lost four. The team fired three shoulder to shoulder matches and won one, placing second in the other two. The Cadets placed first in the Fourth Army Area Intercollegiate and Interscholastic Rifle match, first in the 29th Annual William Randolph Hearst ROTC Rifle competition in the Fourth Army Area, and first in the 12th Air Force Area Intercollegiate and Interscholastic Match. Members of the Aggie team who lettered were Clifford Taylor, George Kent, Robert Grosser, Reuben Cook, Roland Za¬ pata, Bill Holland, John Rowe, Richard Kelly, Russell Durrill, and Dare Keelan. Kent has captained the team three years and has fired with the Cadets for fourfyears, and Taylor has captained the team only once but ' has shot with the group for three years. The rest of the team-was shooting for the first time. A M................ ................1875 Davidson College ............................. .............1809 A M................ ................1893 Dartmouth College ........................... ...........1885 A M................ ................1875 Colorado State College................... .............1865 A M................ ................1879 University of Mississippi..................... ...........1815 A M............. ................1860 John McNeese Junior College......... .............1786 A M................ ................1879 University of San Francisco............... .........Forfeit A M................ ................1888 Texas Tech ....................................... .............1867 A M................ ................1875 University of San Francisco............... .........Forfeit A M............... ................1398 Cornell University ........................... .............1391 A M................ ................1883 Indiana Tech ..................................... .........Forfeit A M.............. ................1884 University of San Francisco............. .............1873 A M................ ................1880 Utah State College............................. ...........1876 A M........ ................1884 Oregon State College...................... .............1878 A M................ ................1880 University of Nevada......................... ...........1879 A M....... ................1888 University of San Francisco................ .............1882 A M................ ................1879 VPI ..................................................... ...........1870 A M... . ................1888 Michigan Tech Rifle Club................ .............1818 A M................ ................1879 Catholic University of America......... ...........1288 A M........... ................1889 Montana State University.................. .............1857 A M................ ................1884 John McNeese Junior College........... ....... .1847 A M....... ................1375 ROTC, Corvallis, Oregon .................. ............1432 A M................ ................1881 University of Washington................... ...........1861 A M........ ................1889 New Mexico Military........................ ............1885 A M................ ................1879 The Citadel of Charleston................. ...........1861 A M...... ................1881 Louisiana State University................ ............1808 A M................ ................1881 University of Wyoming....................... ...........1888 A M... . ................1881 University of San Francisco.............. ..........Forfeit A M................ ................ 937 Yale University ................................. ........... 936 A M... ................1360 University of Cincinnati.................... ............1370 A M................ ................1882 University of Ohio............................. ...........1820 A M....... ...............1894 University of San Francisco.............. ............1885 A M................. ................1876 University of Alabama....................... ...........1859 A M...... ...............1894 Michigan State College.................... ............1901 A M................. ................1836 Camp Hood ....................................... ___________1831 A M... . ...............1893 University of Mississippi.................... ............1883 A M................. ................1876 Camp Hood ....................................... ...........1847 A M.. ...............1893 University of San Francisco............... .........Forfeit A M.. ...............1893 University of Alabama...................... ............1837 Lost M SGT. WILLIAM R. REESE Coach 447 “T” ASSOCIATION GENE SCHRICKEL President The T Association is the social organization of the athletes on the campus who have earned a J award in some phase of athletics at A M. Under the leadership of President Gene Schrickel and the other association officers the group held several social functions during the year and also sponsored the annual Sports Day on March 11, after rain had cancelled the first scheduled date. Along with the regular intrasquad game which the Whites won, defeating the Maroons, 19-14, and the baseball game between the Brooke Medics and the Aggies, which the Cadets won, 9-6, there were also the Kilgore Rangerettes who performed superbly during the half of the game. The funds derived from admissions to these contests are used by the organization to finance its various activities. Other officers of the association included Bob Hall, vice-president, and Jimmy Cashion, secretary-treasurer. First row: Dorbandt Barton, Bob Bates, Jack Bond, Jerry Bonnen, Jimmy Cashion, and Dick Callendar. Second row: Tuck Chapin, John Christensen, Don Cordon, J. D. Davis, W. F. Davis, and Bobby Dew. Third row: John DeWitt, James Fails, Jerry Fisher, Jim Flowers, Jim Fowler, and Dick Gardemal. Fourth row: Woodson Garney, John Germany, Bobby Goff, Max Greiner, Bob Hall, and J. D. Hampton. Fifth row: Jack Happy, Bill Henry, Jul.an Herring, Carl Hill, Ray Holbrook, and Murray Holditch. 448 First row: Ed Hooker, Pot Hubert, Russell Hudeck, Jock Jones, George Kodero, and Yale Lary. Second row: Glenn Lippman, Hershel Maltz, Marvin Martin, John Mayfield, Charley McDonald, and Jewell McDowell. Third row: Jim McMahon, Bill McPherson, Jackie Miller, Gus Mistrot, Don Mitchell, and Carl Molberg. Fourth row: Wallace Moon, Doyle Moore, Bruce Morisse, Sam Moses, Jaro Netardus, and Don Nicholas. Fifth row: Elo Nohivitza, Alex Ortiz, Jim Overly, Charley Royalty, Will Rush, and Dick Scott. Sixth row-. Robert Shaeffer, Jack Simpson, Mickey Spencer, Blanton Taylor, Benton Terry, and Dwayne Tucker. Seventh row: Bill Turnbow, Kenneth Voss, Guy Wallace, John Westervelt, Wray Whittaker, and Yates. 449 I N T R A M U R A L S INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Front row: Barney Welch, director; White, Blum, Woods, Fatheree, and Proctor. Second row: Young, Jobe, Poynor, Johnson, Burnett, and Chandler. This year ' s intramural was one of the largest ever held on the A M campus, although another large program was being conducted at Bryan Air Field, the A M Annex. Head of Intramural Athletics Barney Welch did a good job this past season in putting over thirty team championships, seven relay team titles, five doubles titles, and sixty individual titles. Competition was carried on in four completely different divisions—corps, annex (freshmen), non-corps (veterans ' dorms and civilians), clubs -although only the first three are active in the entire program. Assisting Welch by running the freshman show was Nickie Ponthieux. During the year Welch had a special assistant, DAK Proctor, to help with the pencil work et al., and was also assisted by four senior managers. Bob Spears, Bob Skidmore, Sam Clark, and Bill Richard. Within the military units the Athletic Officer controlled the organization ' s activities in the intramural sports realm and the Athletic Manager held a similar position in the non-corps dorms. An All-Sports Championship Banner was awarded to the unit that amassed the greatest num¬ ber of points during the school. Points are based on number of participants, records of teams in the competition, and similar standards. Intramural medals were awarded to all individuals on championship teams and to all individual champions. Facilities available in carrying out this huge program include six football fields, a quarter- mile cinder track, twenty-two tenn is courts, seventeen softball fields, eighteen volleyball courts, the P. L. Downs, Jr., Natatorium, handball courts, and other miscellaneous areas. During the last year for which records were kept, 1941-42, 5,161 individuals competed in an average of 13.6 games to give the A M intramural program a total participation of 24,021—the largest such figure in the nation at that time. This total participation is based on the total found by adding together every sport in which each man competed. With the addition of lights to the main softball field, mobile backboards and baskets on the slab at The Grove, and similar improvements, even greater interest and participation in one of the world ' s largest intramural programs can be expected. BARNEY WELCH Intramural Director 450 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS CIVILIAN FOOTBALL-MITCHELL HALL ANNEX FOOTBALL - COMPANY 7 Front row: J. T. Hambright, S. E. Boswell, E. J. McNatt, C. L. Williams, S. P. Mistrot, T. R. Leslie. Second row: R. C. Proctor, F. H. Patterson, B. A. Whitten, E. B. Fulbright, F. A. Buxton, C. P. Suderman. Front row. P. D. Snyder, J. D. Gorman, F. W. Trahan, E. R. Halow. Second row: B. C. Folley, W. L. Minturn, B. G. Basinger, J. C. Bagley, J. S. Galle. Third row: E. L. Goetz, P. J. Hamman, C. W. Cherry, J. M. Stewart, Fred Haddad. CLUB FOOTBALL-BUSINESS SOCIETY CORPS FOOTBALL-A INFANTRY Front row: R. D. Pratt, Cecil Huey, Carlos Hintz. Second row: H. D. Kane, Bill Mayo, Dick Wall. Front row: H. D. Cain, H. K. Gorman, J. T. Prince, R. R. Waterhouse, C. D. Winter, K. D. Timmons. Second row: Sam Pete, Jack Turcotte, Doggy McClure, Joe Perry, Bill Beatty. CORPS BASKETBALL-D INFANTRY CIVILIAN BASKETBALL - DORM 17 Front row: V. G. Bennett, G. D. Dubase, J. F. Harrison. Front row: W. Hartman, B. D. Turnbow (coach), R. N. Butts. Second row: T. F. Darby, B. T. Avrett, F. A. Linder. Second row: R. R. Mays, N. H. Julian, H. Candelari. 451 INTRAMURAL ANNEX BASKETBALL - VETERANS Front row: C. E. Reeves, W. G. Garrison, R. W. Collins, G. A. Flores. Second row: R. H. Purswell, J. W. Meehan, J. W. McDonald, J. J. Bohuslav, E. T. Holt Not present: E. Szfranski. CHAMPIONS ANNEX VOLLEYBALL - COMPANY 2 Front row: E. E. Adams, D. W. Benkendorfer, A. M. Smith, R. V. Alexander Second row: G. D. Boring, C. R. Kreuz, B. R. Miller, C. E. Berger CLUB VOLLEYBALL-BEAUMONT CLUB CIVILIAN VOLLEYBALL - MITCHELL HALL Front row: M. M. Williams, L. L. Roark, G. A. Whitten, T. J. Bates. Front row: E. J. McNapp, G. A. Whitten, R. Hightower, C. C. Williams. Second row: P. D. Terry, B. L. French, C. L. Leatherwood. Second row: F. R. Leslie, T. C. Lorenz, F. H. Patterson. CORPS VOLLEYBALL-K FLIGHT CLUB SOFTBALL - P.E. CLUB Front row: Cliff McGown, J. Cupet, B. Kclar, J. Holland. Front row: D. A. K. Proctor, G. R. Stuart, H. Horton, G. M. Rodgers, Doyle Moore. Second row: O. Brashear, J. Haney, R. A. Hale, T. J. Bates. Second row: D. C. Ingraham, L. E. Winder, G. R. Williams, J. T. Cashion, Dan Frady. 452 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS CORPS SOFTBALL-B COMPOSITE CIVILIAN SOFTBALL - DORM 17 Front row: W. E. Eldred, R. W. Lowe, A. L. Furnace, G. K. Steward, D. F. Cummings, C. C. Jones. Back row: G. D. Young, E. J. Krenek, R. J. Ran, J. R. Bain, J. H. Jones. Front row: J. B. Drines, O. J. Vest, K. M. Brown, B. D. Turnbow, K. Fi. Simmons, Gene Schrickel, Gene Leath. Second row: J. L. Nipper, Dick Wall, W. FI. Julian, M. Becker B.E. Shaw, Willis Hartman. ANNEX SOFTBALL - COMPANY 7 CORPS TENNIS-C INFANTRY Front row: W. A. Dunn, F. W. Trahan, P. D. Snyder, W. L. Minturn, J. D. Gorman. Front row: J. W. Hiester, J. B. Steen, R. D. Grimes, R. D. Nance. Second row: Putter Jarvis, Phil Allan, J. C. Bagley, G. E. Brown, R. I. Bradley. Second row: W. W. Lockridge, F. W. Snyder, R. B. Naler, M. E. Thomas, Third row: M. T. Cain, P. J. Hammans, J. S. Boyd, C. W. Cherry, W. Weatherford. M. G. Smothers. Not pictured: Bill Bristow, Ken Broughton, Rudy Rivera. CIVILIAN TENNIS-DORM 16 CAMPUS TRACK EVENTS Left to right: J. T. Medlin, J. D. Robbins, E. L. Sayars, J. A. Thomson. Left to right: Charlie Royalty, 100-yard dash; Walt Robertson, 120-yard high hurdles; Ralph Gay, 440-yard dash; Trey Edwards, 880-yard run. Campus team championship: A Athletics. 453 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS CAMPUS TRACK RELAY EVENTS CAMPUS FIELD EVENTS Left to right: C. R. McDonald, Bernard Lemmons, B. R. Tidwell, Dorbandt Barton, Left to right: A. Ziober, high jump (tie); C. Pfeil, pole vault; R. Graves, broad jump,- 880 relay,- same A Athletics team except for Royalty replacing Barton won 440 relay. L. A. Anderson, high jump (tie); G. Rush, shot put. ANNEX PING PONG CAMPUS OPEN CROSS COUNTRY CAMPUS OPEN TENNIS Left to right: L. H. Runge, T. C. Monshine, J. E. Wilder Doyle Griffin, first place. Jerry Dietert, doubles, and Danny Perkins, doubles and singles. Campus team championship: A Infantry. CORPS HANDBALL-A ATHLETES CORPS HORSESHOES - E FIELD ARTILLERY Left to right: Max Greiner, Carl Molberg, S. D. Centilli, R. H. Frey, R. D. Gardemal. Left to right: R. H. Schawe, B. T. Thompson, R. H. Hannfeld, B. J. Gebert Not pictured: P. G. Diffie. 454 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS ANNEX HORSESHOES-FLIGHT 9 Left to right: R. E. Pool, C. T. Abercrombie, R. J. Baker, R. D. Ash. Not pictured: V. E. Ballew, J. A. Averill, H. W. Eaton. OPEN HANDBALL AND BADMINTON Left to right: George Rodgers, badminton singles and doubles,- Elgin Faulkner, badminton doubles,- Jack Balderas, handball doubles. Not shown: Jewell McDowell, handball singles, and P. A. Scheumach, handball doubles. OPEN GOLF ANNEX CROSS COUNTRY-COMPANY 4 Left to right-. R. E. Hill, flight one doubles with C. Hill; E. J. Fisher, championship Left to right: D. A. Deranec, F. E. Blackstock, James Cruse, J. R. Haas, D. P. Olsen flight doubles with Jones,- B. H. Jones, championship flight doubles and singles; Not pictured: Mike Mooney, first place winner. John Gee, flight two singles; E. H. Gibson, flight one singles. Not shown: Don Joseph, flight three singles. CORPS CROSS COUNTRY-A INFANTRY CAMPUS SWIMMING Front row: Charles Pence, Jack Turcotte, Jack Beckner, Willard Green. Front row: Bob Bates, George Rush, D. D. Sikes, R. D. Gardemal (400-yard relay); Second row: Jim Weatherly, Bob Hill, Ted Stephens, Ed Moses. Bates, Rush, and Bob Smith set 300-yard relay record). Second row: C. C. Jones, 300-yard free style,- Joe Pate, diving. Rush also won the 100-foot backstroke. Not shown: King, 200-foot breast stroke, Campus team championship: A Athletics. 455 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS CAMPUS BOXING Front row: Curly Marshall, 159; Hershall Jones, 179; D. S. Curtis, 129. Second row: L. E. Fincias, 119; Tom Royder, 149. Not shown: Hickman, heavyweight; Aboud, 169; Johnson, 139. Campus team championship: A. Infantry, A ASA, A QMC, tied. CAMPUS WRESTLING ANNEX BOXING Front row: D. P. Olsen, 149; B. E. Barnard, 129; F. M. Foster, 119. Second row: J. E. Hall, 159; W. L. McReynolds, 139; B. E. Black, W. G. Crane, heavyweight. Not pictured: M. Cain, 169. ANNEX WRESTLING First row: Max Ward, 159; Bob Schubert, 159; Ken Rogers, heavyweight. Second row: Curley P enn, 129; Dare Keelan, 139; Bobby Carlson, 149. Not shown: Holmes, 179; Brimberry, 119. Campus team championship: A Infantry. ANNEX WEIGHT LIFTING First row: Frank Thurmond, L. E. Fincias, Dale Thompson. Second row: Kelly Anderson, Andrew Cotton, Scott Carter. First row: J. H. Malcolm, 159; H. D. Maxwell, heavyweight; J. L. Yates, 169; A. H. Bres, 149. Second row: B. B. Lay, 139; P. Cameron, 119; F. M. Willy, 129. Not pictured: J. H. Sykora, 179. ANNEX TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS First row: A. R. Stoddard, broad jump (tie); B. A. Best, 880-yard run; J. W. McDonald, broad jump (tie) and pole vault (tie); Putter Jarvis, pole vault (tie). Second row: P. A. Beaty, 100-yard dash; F. J. Betancourt, hurdles and 440 relay; P. D. Snyder, E. D. Francis, and G. E. Brown, 440 relay. Third row: R. T. Brown, shot put; Phil Allan, R. I. Bradley, and J. D. Gorman, 880 relay; J. S. Boyd, 440-yard run. CLUB SPORTS RODEO RODEO TEAM College Station, Dec. 3—A hard riding team from Oklahoma A M College took first place in the first annual Intercollegiate Rodeo held in the Animal Husbandry Pavilion December 2nd and 3rd. The Aggies from Oklahoma massed a total of 359 points. Close behind was the Sul Ross College team that totaled 325 points. Harley May paced his Sul Ross team and earned the title of All Around Cowboy. May was high man in the two-day show with 240 points to his credit. The team from New Mexico A M placed third with a total of 260 points to its credit. The number of points of the other colleges entered were as follows: Texas Tech, 180 points; University of New Mexico, 167 points,- Colorado A M, 135 points,- Arlington State College, 112 points,- Texas A l College, 95 points; West Texas State Teachers College; 87 points,- Texas A M Col¬ lege, 50 points, and Hardin-Simmons University, 40 points. Buddy Reger, Oklahoma A M College cowboy, was second in the All-Around standings with 194.5 points. Harry Hopson of New Mexico A M was third with 155 points, closely followed by Kit Pettigrew of Texas Tech with 150 points. L, T. Walker of Colorado A M thrilled the crowd with a record break¬ ing performance in the bulldogging event. He got his toughnecked steer down in 5.9 seconds. His show average was 7.8 seconds, which proved to be the best. Dick Barrett, Oklahoma A M cowboy, was second best Satur¬ day night with 6.9 seconds. In the Bare-back riding event, John Wilson, Kit Pettigrew, Joe Rep- peto. Gene Duke, Bill Chism, Charlie Rankin, Jim Bell, Jim Coquat, Bubba Day and Buddy Reger lasted the required 8 seconds. Matt Syler from Texas A M was slightly injured when he was thrown into the wall. In the Girls ' Cow Milking event, Jo Gregory of Sul Ross State College was first Saturday night with a time of 12.1 seconds. Roxie Keeter, also of Sul Ross, was second with 13.9 seconds. The Brahman bull riders had a tough time as usual Saturday night; however, a few were able to last the bouncing eight seconds. These stout riders were Roy Russel of Oklahoma A M, Forrest Burnham of Texas Tech and Bill Dismuke, University of New Mexico. Final tallys in the events were announced at the end of the show along with the all-around awards. In the bareback riding event, Harley May of Sul Ross and M. J. Coyle of New Mexico A M tied with 35 points each. Buddy Reger, Oklahoma A M, was third with 20 points, and Harry Hopson of New Mexico A M fourth with 10 points. Buddy Reger took first place in the saddle bronc riding with 40 points; Harley May was second with 30 points. Rop Adams of Texas A l took third place with 20 points, and Harry Hopson fourth with 10 points. D. D. Faltin amassed 40 points to take top honors in the calf roping. Harley May was second; Harry Hopson, third; and Frank Lilley of Colorado A M, fourth. Top bulldogger of the show was L. T. Walker of Colorado A M, followed by Kit Pettigrew, Harry Hopson and M. J. Coyle of New Mexico A M. The team of Earl Reynolds and B. Carpenton of West Texas State College won first in the roping team event to receive 87 points. James Weatherby and Lloyd Ford of Arlington State College placed second with 72 points. The University of New Mexico team was third with 57 points and the Oklahoma Aggies fourth with 42 points. Jo Gregory of Sul Ross College won first in the Girls ' Cow Milking contest. Roxie Keeter was second with 30 points and Tony Parker was third with 20 points. Betty Meador and Jackie Hayter tied for fourth place, each receiving 5 points. All were from Sul Ross College. College Station, Oct. 29—Maxie Overstreet, of Fort Worth, was named All Around Cowboy at the In the calf roping event, Wampler had the fastest time of 13.4 seconds. Bill Seyars was second with a time of 14.7 seconds. Darrel Alley was third with 17.4 and John Farris was fourth. Buck Selman won the ribbon roping event, Wampler was second, followed by Max Word and Martin Manual in a tie for third and Bill Soyars and Rankin in a tie for fourth. The Cutting Horse event was a close race with Buster Wagner, Gene Bang and George Handcock placing first, second and third, respectively. In the bull riding event Saturday night Herb Corum lasted the eight seconds and placed third in the night ' s average and the show average. Overstreet, Bo Damuth, and Day also stayed on the limit. Overstreet went on to win the event, final performance of the annual Aggie Rodeo. Second place went to Bubba Day and Charlie Wample was third best in the all-round contest. The announcement came after Overstreet ' s fine performance in the show. He took first place in the show averages in the bareback riding, bull dogging and bull riding. In the bareback riding event of the final performance, Charlie Rankin, Don Futch, Don Hornady and George Merybecker lasted the eight seconds. The final average of the bare- back riding found Maxie Overstreet in first place followed by Hornaday, Day and Rankin in that order. First place in the show average in the bull- dogging went to Overstreet, Gus Wheeler was second. Day third, and Bill Hogg placed fourth. A rodeo contestant tosses a calf to the ground. The Intercollegiate Rodeo even features special events for girls — in this case a milk and ricle lrace. 457 CLUB SPORTS WEIGHT LIFTING With Frank Thurmond as president, the A M Weight- lifting Club enjoyed another year of intercollegiate competi¬ tion. Members of the team competed in various meets at Austin, Houston, and Dallas, usually finishing among the top. Other officers of the club: Dale Thompson, vice-president, and Sam Bass, secretary-treasurer. Sponsor for the group was Barney Welch. BOWLING Bowling clubs at A M began to be formed last year with the object in mind of making the sport a minor one in the Southwest Conference. President of the club was John Geiger,- Robert Weaver, vice president; and secretary, A. E. Reese. Bowling entered the intercollegiate sports field at A M in 1949, and together with the support of Student Activities, the A M bowling team was just as active as any of the minor sports on the campus. Price Smith, who will manage the new bowling alleys in the Memorial Student Center, is the sponsor of the organization. Bowling was among the most popular recreational sports. The tumblers were immensely popular whenever they performed. TUMBLING Under the sponsorship of Nickie Phontieux, the Tumbling Club proved very success¬ ful, providing entertainment at halftime of A M basketball games and A M Consoli¬ dated ' s cage affairs. The group also performed in the Aggie Follies and stole the show with their grace and ability. Heading the club this year was Monte Swatzell, who is one of the best in the southwest. Others on the team were F. D. Frazier, D. K. Keelan, and Frank Thurmond. 458 AWARDS PRESENTATIONS MAX GREINER receiving his T award from Aggie sweetheart JEANNINE HOLLAND, won the BEST BLOCKER AWARD for football CARL MOLBERG received the football MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Coach HARRY STITELER congratulated WRAY WHITTAKER as COLSON AWARD from FLOP COLSON. and BOBBY GOFF looked on after co-captain awards were made. 459 AWARDS PRESENTATIONS JEWELL McDOWELL received his basketball MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD from DOC LIPSCOMB and COLSON. J. D. HAMPTON, flanked by LIPSCOMB and COLSON, received a co- PAUL LEMING won the TRACK MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD, captain ' s award for track as did his co-leader, GEORGE KADERA. presented by LIPSCOMB. I | COLSON congratulated WALLY MOON on receiving the BASEBALL captain of the baseball team MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD. 460 CARL BIRDWELL Manager, The Exchange Store Once more the editors find themselves short of space and once more, Mr. Birdwell and the Exchange Store have come to their aid by permitting advertising space to be used for pictorial purposes. In addition to the pictures depicting student life, the editors have devoted two pages to the tremendous expenditure of money for student benefits. These benefits all come from Exchange Store Profit. Many colleges have their profit sharing plans but we believe that the current Exchange Store plan is the best in the nation. Each student shares in the profits through money spent on the many facets of the stu¬ dent life program. The facilities that have been purchased from Exchange Store Funds tell their own story. Read the record for yourself on pages 464 and 465. Floyd Henk Business Manager The Aggieland 1950 461 EXCHANGE STORE 462 PROFITS Allocations for Various Band Trips — $3000 463 Stud nL THIS YEAR the Student Life Committee has allocated the fol¬ lowing expenditures from Exchange Store profits assigned to the Student Welfare and Recreation Facilities Fund: Music Hall Equipment...........$ 630.00 Dormitory Athletic Equipment........ 1000.00 Grove Equipment............ 500.00 Y.M.C.A. Tables and Chairs......... 1000.00 Painting and Repair of Y.M.C.A. Cabin..... 550.00 Rodeo Arena Construction......... 1300.00 Benches on Campus............ 750.00 Construction of Reviewing Stand....... 300.00 Permanent Back-Stop for Softball Field..... 750.00 Aggie Movie Committee.......... 2000.00 IN ADDITION there is at the present time a sum of $6764.00 in the Student Welfare and Recreation Facilities Fund which remains to be allocated by the Student Life Committee for the year 1950-1951. 464 (B neplA. IN ADDITION: The sum of $18,653 was allocated to the MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER OPERATING FUND for the operation and maintenance of the center when it goes into operation next fall. Allocations amounting to $3000.00 were made for various Band trips during the year. An allocation of $1000.00 was made to the CUSHING MEMORIAL LIBRARY for the purchase of material for recre¬ ational reading. jw fe EXCHANGE STORE Serving Texas Aggies 465 CL Jl JL (IcLuQjdiA hA. A-l Bit Tool Co...................................... 482 A M Alteration Shop..............................487 American Carbon Paper Mfg. Co............ 469 American Desk Mfg. Co.............................472 A M Grill................................................479 A. M. Waldrop Co................................479 Aggie Cleaners Dyers............................487 Aggie Service Station.............................. .469 Aggieland Studio................ 486 Brint Morris Motors....................................487 Bryan Motor Co.........................................485 Canady ' s Pharmacy..................................475 Central Texas Equipment Co.....................483 Central Texas Hardware Co.....................483 Coca-Cola Bottling Co................. 487 College Station State Bank........................473 Corbusier Chevrolet Co.............................469 Dallas National Bank................................484 Dishman Pontiac Co...................................473 Duncan Coffee Co................. 480 E. J. Storm Printing Co...............................477 First National Bank of Houston..................478 Floyds Radio Shop....................................479 Fordyce Gravel Co...................................474 G. S. Parker Lumber Co.............................485 Harper Standard Engraving Co.................477 Exchange Store..................................463-467 Haswells...................................................473 Henry A. Miller Co.....................................479 Hotards Cafeteria......................................473 Hotel Charles............................................483 Hughes Tool Co.........................................468 Humble Oil Refining Co............................478 J. W. Bateson Co. Inc...............................469 John Deere Plow Co.................................471 Jones Pharmacy........................................473 Kelley ' s......................................................462 Lesters Smart Shop....................................483 Lilly Ice Cream Co.....................................487 M. B. Killian Co.....................................474 McCulloch-Dansby Co...............................485 Mendl Hornak........................................479 Minneapolis-Moline ..................................479 Mit Lee Co.............................................473 Monarch Finer Foods................................475 Parker Astin Hardware Co.........................485 Practical Drawing Co.................................473 Robert E. McKee........................................471 R. W. Briggs Co.....................................474 San Antonio Machine Supply Co...........483 Sankey Park..............................................471 Second National Bank of Houston............470 Shaffer Tool Works.................. 471 Smiths Cleaners..........................................485 Smitty ' s College Grill................................485 Stacy Furniture Co.....................................475 Stiles Flower Shop....................................462 Texas Power Light Co.............................476 Tiilie ' s Creamland......................................475 Wessendorff, Nelms Co., Inc.................471 W. H. Curtin Co.....................................475 W. L. Macatee Sons, Inc.........................471 W. S. D. Clothiers......................................485 Wyatt Metal Boiler Works.....................481 York Corporation..................... 479 KELLEY ' S Good Food-That ' s All RALPH STACY BRYAN Sincere Best Wishes STIIdI S 1903 SO. COLLEGE BRYAN 467 At the turn of the twentieth century, America entered an era of productivity that was to astound the world. The invention of the rotary method of deep drilling for oil was to foster the automobile, the airplane, the Diesel engine, plastics, synthetic rubber, and many other developments. These, in turn, have long since become everyday necessities in the modern American way of life. Through the effo rts of an obscure young inventor named Hughes, who chose a Texas cow pasture for his laboratory experiments in seeking oil with the rotary rock drill of his own inven¬ tion, the developments dependent upon volume production of crude oil survived! With the intro¬ duction of the Hughes Rock Bit and its successful operation in drilling to unheard-of depths for oil deposits beneath the earth’s surface, great volume production of petroleum in previously impen¬ etrable geologic formations be¬ came possible. Volume production meant low-cost fuel for transpor¬ tation . . . sparked the refining industry to fantastic accomplish¬ ment . . . gave birth to the syn¬ thetic rubber industry . . . and laid the cornerstone to an Ameri¬ can economy that was to be the marvel of the age! Since the development of the Hughes Rock Bit in 1909, the name HUGHES has symbolized universal leadership in every oil field on the globe . . . has merited the well deserved title, “World Standard of the Industry.’ TOOL COMPANY HOUSTON, TEXAS 468 CORBUSIER When you make your mark in the world... keep a carbon copy of it with Representing Chevrolet Sales And Service for Brazos County louffutuc AGGIE SERVICE STATION For every type of carbon needed in SINCLAIR PRODUCTS every type of work—there ' s a LONG¬ HORN grade and finish. Owned by Veterans AMERICAN CARBON PAPER NORTH GATE MANUFACTURING CO. Ph. 4-1124 | ENNIS, TEXAS The J. W. BATESON CO., Inc. Building Contractors DALLAS, TEXAS 469 TEXAS AGRICULTURE a Career, fl. (I). Graduates a Challenge and an Opportunity ■ ■ Few careers offer more in dignity and satis¬ faction than Texas agriculture. As a farmer or stockman, you produce life ' s basic essentials. As a Texas agriculturist, you operate in one of the world ' s most favored regions. Few careers offer a more interesting challenge. As a graduate of a great school, you have a chance to put to practical use the advanced ideas and improved methods developed through world¬ wide experience, study and research. Few careers offer greater opportunities. For if, as seems likely, our economic policies will con¬ tinue to place a proper value on the products of agriculture, then it follows that they will provide extra rewards for those who use scientific methods to improve production, reduce costs and conserve precious top-soil. In the conviction that the prosperity of Texas agriculture affects the welfare of all Texas people, The Second National Bank, through its Agricultural Department, has long taken a lead¬ ing part in promoting the interests of Texas farmers through guidance in soil conservation, profitable crop selection and efficient methods. We look forward to serving the graduates of today who will be the leading agriculturists of tomorrow. MAIN AT RUSK ' ATIONAL BANK OF HOUSTON CAPITAL AND SURPLUS TEN MILLION DOLLARS . . . MEMBER F.D.I.C. 470 For SOUTH BEND LATHES and DELTA POWER TOOLS See Wessendorff, Nelms Co., Inc. 209 Goodhue Ave. 3008 Commerce 320 Franklin Beaumont, Texas Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas Phone 4-5231 Phone 7-4279 Phone P-8181 SnnKGY PARK DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER 111 No. Main Bryan, Texas SHAFFER TOOL WORKS High Pressure Drilling Control Eguipment Houston, Texas W. L. MACATEE SONS, INC. Building Materials Founded 1860 103 Austin Street Houston, Texas Compliments of John Deere Plow Co. Dallas, Texas Compliments of Robert E. McKee General Contractor, Inc. Construction Engineer Dallas — El Paso — Santa Fe — Los Angeles 471 Greetings From American Desk Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND THEATRE FURNITURE Temple, Texas A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR THE SCHOOLS FOR NEATER WORK AND HIGHER GRADES Use MASTERPIECE PAPERS TABLETS and Other School Supplies From Kindergarten Through College i There Is No Substitute for Quality Sold by the Better School Supply Stores Throughout the Southwest YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO OWN A NEW Mil Lee Company Your Nash Dealer 27th and Bryan Bryan, Texas Hotards CAFETERIA for FOODS OF INTERNATIONAL FAME WHERE THE ART OF COOKING IS NOT LOST 311 N. Main Bryan RECORD SHOP OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES COOK ' S PAINT — WALLPAPER BENDIX — NORGE APPLIANCES COLLEGE STATION STATE BANK 1 Member F.D.I.C. SINCE 1888 Federal Reserve System Phones: 2-8235 — 3-3234 201 N. Main Bryan, Texas Dishman Pontiac do. H. C. DISHMAN, Owner BRYAN TEXAS Compliments oi JONES PHARMACY Bryan, Texas 473 R. III. BRIGGS San Antonio, Texas R. W. Briggs ( ' 17) IH. II. KILLIAN LOMPANV, INI!. General Contractors San Antonio, Texas M. B. Killian ( ' 26) P. O. Box 1981 San Antonio, Texas C. A. Chipley ( ' 26) Compliments of Compliments of Canada y’s W. H. CURTIN CO. Pharmacy DOMESTIC — EXPORT Laboratory Apparatus and Chemicals Bryan, Texas Houston, Texas New Orleans, La. MONARCH Finer Foods assure you Superior Quality — Excellent Color — Delicious Flavor — and uniformity of content at the right price. MONARCH World ' s Largest Family of Nationally Distributed Finer Foods Compliments of TILLIGS CRGAmLAIlD A Good Meal at a Reasonable Price ' ' North Gate College Station 475 ... in Industrial Texas Like the stalwart, armored giants of old, these towering, modern giants of today stand for peace, security and strength. They symbolize, too, the pro¬ gressive spirit of our energetic and enterprising generation in developing, building and expanding the vast resources for greater industrialization of a greater Texas. To keep an abundant supply of electric powei available for rapidly expanding industry and agri¬ culture and foi domestic and commercial consumers in North, Central and Fast Texas, the Texas Powei Light Company is now completing a huge expan¬ sion program which involves major installations of new electric generating capacity, and additions to substations and transmission and distribution lines. As the existence of an abundance of dependable, low-cost electric service has been a vital factor in the past growth and development of this area, so today it provides a basic requirement for continued industrial and economic progress. In keeping with its slogan, Providing for the Texas of Today ... Planning for the Texas of To morrow,” this Company is constantly planning and building for the ever-increasing electric needs of home, farm, business and industry! With the same pioneering spirit and confidence in the future dis¬ played by those Texans who founded the Texas Power and Light Company in 1912, we are forging ahead today .. . always working to build the greater Texas of the future! TEXAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY 476 • E. J. STORM PRINTING C O M P A N Y . R -1 9 3 8 2 2 30 SAN JACINTO . DALLAS, TEXAS WE ARE (VzA aoc- OF THIS ANNUAL BECAUSE WE MADE THE ENGRAVINGS We are proud to list AGGIELAND of Texas Agricultural and Me¬ chanical College among the forty to fifty yearbooks of schools and colleges for which we make the engravings. Most of these institu¬ tions give us their yearbook contracts year after year. We know you ' ll enjoy AGGIELAND. AGGIELAND has been one of the large, quality yearbooks of the Southwest for years. Talented staff members plan it carefully and then work hard and enthusiastically to produce it under the super¬ vision of a qualified Sponsor. We have enjoyed working with every¬ one connected with AGGIELAND. T r L 5 P 3 H 8 0N 5 e HARP Eli STANDARD ENGRAVING CO. p d Yl°uT 477 HUMBLE The Humble Company its 19,000 employees, and the 8,000 driveway salesmen who supply you with Humble products, extend to the Class of 1950 their hearty congratulations and best wishes. To Tomorrow s Leaders . . . Once again — for the 85th year — we welcome into the work¬ aday world a new graduating class, a new crop of young men and women destined to be the leaders of the business and pro¬ fessional world of tomorrow. To all of you of the Class of ' 50, we wish the best of luck and success in every future undertaking. First National Bank in Houston MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 478 ll fc L J I I . I 1 J li 1 J 1 w [ 1 1 1 .H ! v; 7 ? MODERN MACHINERYJ A TOUCH OF HOME A M GRILL EXPERIENCED MM CRAFTSMEN, skilled in precision work and trained to turn out only the finest product, are maintaining the high standards of MM Modern Machines, Visionlined Trac¬ tors and Power Units year after year. These MM employees repre¬ sent a storehouse of skill, training and experience that firmly supports MM’s outstanding reputation for service and leadership wherever man tills the soil in the modern manner. The Proud Record of MM ' s Employees and Dealer-Distributors: Of the approximately 6,500 employees, 890 or about 14% are Old-Timer employees with length of service records ranging from 20 to 59 years. Over 30% of our employees served with the armed forces in World War I or II. Of our dealer-distributor organization of some 2,000, approximately 10% have been MM dealers for over 20 years. Minneapolis-Moline also takes deep pride in its father-and-son employee teams, now numbering 204, who are contributing to MM ' s reputation for skilled craftsmanship and high quality. The products of MM employees are now sold by 2000 dealers in this country and in Canada and by distributors in 30 different coun¬ tries of the world. Many of these MM dealer and distributor set-ups are also father-and-son combinations. In some divisions, over 20% of the dealerships are father-and-son organizations. This record of loyal service is notable in a nation where free choice of work is a cherished privilege. To the Old-Timers, to the father-and-son teams, to all employees, dealers, and distribu¬ tors, Minneapolis-Moline extends the wish that the years ahead will fulfill their fondest hopes. North Gate COLLEGE STATION Bob Martin 48 Carl Martin Compliments of FLOYD ' S RADIO SHOP COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS YORK CORPORATION Refrigeration and Air Conditioning For All Purposes District Office — HOUSTON, TEXAS Branches in Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio Distributors in All Principal Cities Mendl Hornak Uniform Tailor Shop North Gale, College Station HENRY A. MILLER CO. HARDWARE, FURNITURE, GIFTS College Station, Texas One Block North of Bus Station PACEMAKERS FOR SMART AMERICA MENS CLOTHING SINCE 18 4 S 479 Compliments of HERSCHEL M. and CHARLES W. DUNCAN 480 Phenol extraction unit in lube oil plant on the Gulf Coast ... a picture of modern fabricating by Wyatt Metal Boiler Works for a major en¬ gineering construction company. SIDE WALL CORING WIRE LINE CORING CASING MILLING SIDE TRACKING REPLACEABLE BLADE DRILLING BITS 482 Central Texas Hardware Company Complete Line of HARDWARE — GIFTS 202 So. Bryan Ave. Bryan, Texas Central Texas Equipment Co. Farmall Tractors McCormick-Deering Farm Machines S. Main and 29th Bryan, Texas Compliments of th d North Gate Distinctive Wear for Women and Children Featuring Foremost Name Designers Lily Dache • Herbert Sondheim Howard Hodge « Adele Simpson Dobbs • Fred A. Block Palizzio • Eisenberg Compliments of HOTEL CHARLES BRYAN, TEXAS San Antonio Machine Supply Company Compliments of SAMSCO 483 You ' ll find o Welcoming Hand extended here whether you just visit us to talk things over or want to take advantage of our complete facili¬ ties and resources. It ' s Always a Pleasure to Help You! 7 A il alias Nationals 484 7 11 rx WIMBERLEY STONE - DANS BY }ine (jilts CLOTKIERS in CHINA Fine Clothing and Furnishings GLASSWARE for Men, Women and Boys POTTERY HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS Regulation Uniforms and Eguipment TOOLS FOR ALL OF THE FAMILY COLLEGE STATION and PARKER-ASTIN BRYAN, TEXAS HARDWARE COMPANY | BRYAN McCulloch-dansby co. G. S. PARKER LUMBER FURNITURE GE APPLIANCES COMPANY, INC. BRYAN, TEXAS Bryan, Texas BRYAN MOTOR COMPANY SMITTY ' S COLLEGE GRILL Your Friendly Dealer Omar Smith, ' 37 Delicious Ice Box Pie 515 N. Main Bryan, Texas With Whipped Cream STEAKS—ENCHILADAS—LUNCHES North Gate College Station 485 JOE SOSOLIK The official Aggieland photographer offers his congratulations to the graduating class and reminds them that the portraits in this annual can be secured at any time. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS It has been a pleasure to serve the Aggieland staff this year— as it has been to serve the Aggies. 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