University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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. J. CL OFFICERS President . . . yice-Presulent . Secretary-Treasufer Faculty Advisor . Everett Leroi Adams Richard Judd Bell Edwin Jack Claassen William Aaron Cunnir Melvin Harold Gertt John Criswold Margaret Quinn Hogg Richard Huff Hughes Howard Henry H Kenneth Albert Kobe James William Morris FACULTY MEMBERS ARTHUR MITCHELL Soos YLCK WONC ALFBED WILLIAM KOBS W. A. Cu MM; HAM Edward Anne Murray LloydAl vino Nelson, Jr. Bill Randall Eugene Paul Schoch Paul Bennett Stewart Judson Sterling Swearingen Robert Francis Thompson JohnEwardWalkey Robert Van Osdell West. Jr. Eugene Payne Whitlow ARTHUR MITCHELL Job. Wilke. Drake : :. ; . : - GIe Mlri El kin. Joeeph Sbelby Ewuc Charles Shnlu F.iilkn Earl DeWirt F|T Fisher Lloyd Forext Carl MOM Ftuo. Louis Carbreeht. Jr. MEMBERS R.. mood Lee JoluMO., Jr. Rohm Vi,cc.t Kcricr CI.d - Vcno. KU(. Jr. . ... ; . K .. Petr, ROM Kippv Miro I ..dor Klerk Alfred m illUm Kob, - - K - . - - Fred M. SoMfceriud J AcdcM. Spai. Jr. Hrold ROT Stnckfw Fred Homer Earl Cray Ch ri Wheels Crr Joh Fn r CriBtk Erect Viocnt Croh ; . -- I Alfrrd Nohlr R.I trn NunnallT Ktily QTde- Ormand B Mane. Orr J.rk Norma. Tfciwai Robt Neklrtt Tkroop F.Hfto Isidro Trcruo H ' UIricfc - J . r - Eul Prrttot. Vot RohrrtParrr Vottclcr Pdro RicWr Trllmood Her Willimm Lloyd C. RoOOTtlt Joaeph Ckarle. Macorra Everett Michael Marlett, Jr. Carl.d Ned Marti. Gerald Wia. Marti.. Jr. Robert Lee Marti. Joha Pkilip Miller S. D. Miller Speoeer Ranki. Mil like. THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS was founded in 1908. The student chapter at The University of Texas was estab- lished in 1941. This organization is of increasing importance, as the enrollment in the Chemical Engi- neering Department at the L niver- sity is now the fourth largest in the United States.

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OFFICERS President V ice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor . Reporter . MARGARET MARY GURLEY ALICE SUE ROMAN ALICE IRENE JONES CORA M. MARTIN- GERTRUDE MOREE WORLEY MEMBKKS Katherine Bingham Mary Elizabeth Bird Carolyn Christine Cooper Jerry Cullers Betty Elaine Daniel Helen Elizabeth Douglass Ethyl Burnett Edmonds Orville Kathryn Francis Charlie Ann Franklin Jeanne Galloway Jean Maroah Gantt Margaret Mary Gurley Ora Mary Gurley Dorothea Louise Hasskarl Ruth Lynette Hill Anna Ruth Jackson Audrey Catherine Johnson Alice Irene Jones Martha Jane Keith Myrtle Sloan Land Ruth Dolores Lee Rosalie Caroline Lettermann Virginia Lopez-Lira Anna Lee McAnelly Jane Taliaferro McElhannon Phyllis Melinger Charlotte Roberts Newcomer Alice Sue Roman Margaret Rosene Rouse Hattie Beth Schiller Mildred Katherine Sivil Dorothy Marie Steusoff Margaret Stoddard Charlotte Virginia Terrel Ella Elizabeth Townsend Dorothy Lenore Walsh Barbara Hodges Warner Ruby W r entworth Gertrude Moree Worley Mary Anna Woodard Eugenia May Tips THE ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION was organized on the campus in 1931. Its purposes are to secure information regarding the education of young children; to promote the progressive type of education in nursery school, kindergarten, and primary grades; and to raise the standard of the professsional training for teachers in this field.

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. J. OFFICERS Chairman V ice-Chairman Secretary . Treasurer Faculty Sponsor . WILLIAM CHARLES DUESTERHOEFT EDWIN ROGERS MICKLE TED EUGENE DUNN LE ROY ECK R. A. GALBRAITH MEMBERS WILLIAM CHAKLES DUESTERHOE Carlos Teodoro Alderete Theodore Lytton Allen, Jr. Lonnie Leslie Anthony, Jr. Manuel Oscar Arana Weldon Archibald Berry Eldon Bissett Harvey Blend Sidney Samuel Borschow Walter Frederick Bosse James Starley Campbell Homer Sam Cave, Jr. Robert David Charlton Maurice Gilbert Chernin William McKinley Cole Jacques Patrick Darrouzet John David Davis Neil Davis William Charles Duesterhoeft Ted Eugene Dunn Ted Dunnegan Le Roy Eck Clark Howard Fuller Raymond Wayne Gray Melvin Fred Hainey Donal Davies Henderson Robert G. Hoffmeister Harry Davis Johnston James Michael Kastner Edwin Baylor Kersh Terrell Widner Kirksey Wellington Wesley Koepsel Carl Robert Larpenter Donald Max Lauderda ' Gilbert Berry McCar )rnst McClair Trist B. McConnell John Edward Metzenthin Edwin Rogers Mickle William Eldridge Miller, Jr. James Earl Moore Robert Edwin Patton Lloyd Smith Preston Emmett Clair Rummel Thomas Edward Sansom Joseph Otto Sartor Jay Seefield Joe Dewey Spradlin Tom Stenis Hubbard Eugene Taylor Robert Peyton Thorn Bradford Burleigh Underbill Sam George Vaughan Floyd Henry Weber George Weldon Wehman AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS was founded in 1884. The main function of the local chapter is to bring the student closer to the work and to the men in his profession. Membership is open to all students working toward a degree in electrical engi- neering.