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

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1. 1. L. ll. Front roit: JONES. SIECEL. HERMAN. POLLICK. CRIMB. HENDERSON, HAINEY. FERNANDEZ. DANIEL. Second rou: (iAI.BRAITH. ANDERECC. PABST, DILLON. SPRADLIN, SMEKKE. CHAIN. IIOEHN. Third rou: WARNER. HOLT. JOHNSTON. SLOAN. NIPPER. FI.NCHER. CAUGHEY, THORN. KIRKSEY, TEASDAI.E. OFFICERS Chairman Vice-Chairman . Secretary Treasurer Faculty Counselor STEPHEN FRANKLIN CRIME MELVIX FERD HAINEY GEORGE SAVAGE NIPPER CULLEN MALONE GRAIN RALPH ARTHUR GALBRAITH FACULTY MEMBERS Robert Wilberforce Warner Collier Read Cranberry Ralph Arthur Calbraith Ernest Maurice Siegel Burns Newman Gafford Edwin Woodworth Hamlin Elmer Harry Schulz John Watt Alexander, Jr. Throdnre I.ytton Allen. Jr. Erwin rchie Anderegp Lonnie Leslie Anthony. Jr. irr-ori Berman Harvey Blend Jame Starley Campbell, Jr. Huph Caught-) iullen Malone Grain ti-| hen Franklin Crumb John Newton Daniel Edward Daskam John David Leigh Da i- Howard Clay Dillon MEMBERS Charles McCammon Donoho, Jr. Ted Eugene Dunn Rirhard Clement Fernandez Ernest Milliard Fincher Melvin Ferd Hainey Donal Davies Henderson Albert Donnelly Hoehn William Joseph Holt William Clyde Johnston Floyd Raymond Jones Terrell Widmer Kirksey Maurice Rangel LaMonagne Robert Milton Mediation Clarence Hunter McShan John Edward Metzenthin Edwin Rogers Mickle George Savage Nipper Richard Edward Pabst Thomas Jackson Parker Hubert Jefferson Pollick John Carroll Radcliffe Miguel Fermin Rodriguez Roy Elmer Sivley, Jr. Charles Edward Sloan Francis Patrick Smerke Joe Dewey Spradlin John William Tarpley Arthur Robert Teasdale, Jr. Robert Peyton Thorn Harry Irving Zimmer, Jr. THE IKIiM INVIITI.TK 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. Mi-mbrr-hip is open to all students working toward a degree in electrical engineering. STEPHEN KK4NKI.IN (.Rl ' MB PACI 43S

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A. I. Ch. E. Front row: SWEARINCEN, GRISWOLD. SETTLES, POE, LICHTFOOT, NICHOLS, C. WEST, ROBERTS, CORBY, WALK, ELROD, NAVAR, RANDALL, FtRGASON, DONALDSON, GUTIERREZ, W. CUNNINGHAM. Second row: SCHOCH, PENNINCTON, MONTEMAYOR, McMINN, WILLARD, PATUREAU, TAYLOR, STOCKTON, ARNETT, WALTON, GOLDSMITH, HUTH, MILLER, DRAFFEN, KLEIN, ZUNIGA, DAVIS, J. ADAMS. Third row: RUSSELL, SMALLEY, MONTES, ROSE, ROOS, BOLT, PARHAM, PAYTO.N, DONZIS, STONE, BURNS, EVERS, TONN, McNIEL, KASCH, CAMERON, ARANT, MORRIS, DOERING. Fourth row: MADDOX, MACKEY, RODEN, WEEKS, BUNN, BIGGERS, KUNKEL, HOLCOMB, CARLISLE, LUDWIG, GERTZ, THOMPSON, CLAYTON, CUDE, McCONNELL, KOBS, PARISH, J. WEST. MOORE. STROWBRIDGE, DAY. Fifth row: SMITH, BORDEN, HURLBURT. OFFICERS President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Counsellor JOE DECKER WALK CARL Moss FURGASON JAMES WILLIAM MORRIS WILLIAM A. CUNNINGHAM FACULTY MEMBERS ' illiam A. Cunningham John Griswold Kenneth Albert Kobe Eugene Paul Schoch Judson Stearling Swearingen James Franklin Adams John Candy Adams John William Allan George Ross Anderson James Barnett Arant David Herbert Arnett William Dabney Asher Richard William Bass, Jr. Richard Judd Bell Willie Stullken Biggers Ernest Bruce Blount Tom Dixon Bolt Guy Borden Thomas Henry Brandes James Doniger Brown, Jr. Ralph Lewin Buell, Jr. Lloyd Thomas Bunn William A. Burns Russell Johnson Cameron Ode Thomas Carlisle Van Craddock Cayton Meyer Chaikin Carl Cleveland Clayton J. Harry Corby Willis Augustus Cude Stanley Forrest Davis, Jr. Clyde Wickliffe Day Clarence Milton Doering Darrell Chester Donaldson Donald D. Donlop Jerome Milton Donzis MEMBERS Kenneth Earl Draeger John Franklin Draffen Alex Warren Elrod Courtney James Evers Joseph Shelby Ewing John Thomas Files Carl Moss Furgason Melvin Harold Gertz David Ward Goldsmith John Wayne Graham Lauro Gutierrez Fred Ingersoll Harmon Frank Edwin Holcomb Walter Burke Howard Harvey Zeh Hurlburt Dwight Eugene Huth Raymond Lee Johnson, Jr. Elbridge Madison Jones John Edward Kasch Archie Stanley Kasperik Claude Vernon King, Jr. Vernon Alfred Klein Alfred Kobs Wilbert Joe Kovar Edgar Victor Kunkel Ruben Patton Lightfoot Ernest Earl Ludwig Ralph Edward McConnell Roy Thomas McCutchan Talmage Dewitt McMinn, Jr. James Samuel McNiel Joe Ford Maberry Charles Franklin Mackey Jack Polk Maddox William Douglas Miller Robert Wiley Mitchell Gustavo Edmundo Monies Jose Chavez Montemayor - Guy Zimmerman Moore John Williamson Moore James William Morris Juan Manuel Navar Elmer Thomas Neill Loran Kenneth Nichols Melvin Alfred Nobles O. B. Parham, Jr. Charles Wayne Parish James Newton Parsons, Jr. Arthur Mitchell Patureau Homer Leon Payton Robert Earl Pennington Robert Milton Poe Barry Miller Pool Bill Randall Sandiford Ring Walton Couch Roberts Theodore George Roden Emanuel Farley Roos H. F. Rose Glenn Derreld Rucker John Henry Russell Max Samfield Lewis Charles Sellers Charles William Settles Arthur Louis Smalley Edmond LeGros Smith James Anderson Spain, Jr. James Elbert Stockton, Jr. Jack Porter Stone Frederick John Strowhridge Sam Shelton Sutherland, Jr. Joseph Lee Swearingen Herman Taylor, Jr. Crayton Beville Thompson Roy Sam Thomson W. H. Tonn, Jr. Charles Francis Van Berg Joe Decker Walk Richard Gordon Walton Martin Robert Walton John Larken Weeks Clarence Rayford West Joseph Veth West Robert Amick Wheeler Eugene Payne Whitlow Byder Wellington Wilde Gradon Fuller Willanl Boyd Ryan Willett Talbot Adams Williams Jesse Samuel Wilson Soon Yuck Wong William Florian Zimmerman Alexander Zuniga THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS was founded in 1908. The student chapter at The University of Texas was established in 1941. This organization is of increasing importance, as the enrollment in the Chemical Engineering Department at the University is now the fourth largest in the United States. JOE DECKER WALK PICE 434

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A. I. M. E. Front row: McDUGALD, BLACK, CASILLAS, KISTENMACHER, CHENOWETH, CLARK, DOLINSKY, ARDAN. Second row: McDOWELL. CORRICAN, FORD, WRIGHT, FASELER, WOOD, DURHAM, McFARLAND, POWER. Third row: MOORE, SCHEFFLER, CHRISTNER. DENMAN, MARTINEZ, ALDRED. JOHNSTON, RUSSEK. Fourth row: ULUG, OBENHAUS, YOUNG, BURKS, KELLEY, ALLEN. BEARD, GREGSON. OFFICERS President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor WILLIAM CLIFFORD McDuGALD JAMES DUDLEY FORD ARVILLE PAUL CLARK, JR. E. J. FASELER, JR. HARRY H. POWER FACULTY MEMBERS Glen Lee Corrigan George Homer Fancher Frederick Byron Plummer Harry H. Power John Wade Adams Jack Anthony Aldred James Alexander, III Fraser Hall Allen Oguz Ahmet Ardan Dick W. Beard, Jr. Kenneth Parker Black Jack Burks Richard Casillas Oscar Long Chenoweth Jimmie Drue Christner Arville Paul Clark, Jr. James Burton Denman Basil Victor Dolinsky Bennie Fred Duncan Clarence Orson Durham, Jr. E. J. Faseler, Jr. MEMBERS Richard Wynne Feagan Robert Russell Fischer James Dudley Ford James Randolph Gregson James Jubron Halbouty Fred Davies Henderson, Jr. Bob Hulsey William Russell Johnston Cecil Warden Kelley, Jr. Edward Arthur Kistenmacher Gordon Gus Lancaster Howard Russell McFarland Clifton Ailor McDowell, Jr. William Clifford McDugald Feliz Trinidad Martinez Edward Lafaye Massman Jasper Adolf Moore James Whitcomb Nicholas Richard Adolf Obenhaus Forrest Robert Oldham, Jr. Gifford Cleveland Parker James William Porter John Waller Pritchett, Jr. William Randolph Martin Decatur Rowe Ignaz Warren Russek Cleophas Joseph Scheffler Travis Moran Scott James Blair Steele John Wesley Sutherland. Jr. Paul F. Tapp Kye Trout, Jr. Turgut Ulug Bertram Oliver Wood Randolph Earle Wright THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS, founded in 1871, was established at The University of Texas in 1930. It is one of the four great national engineering societies. WILLIAM CLIFFORD McDUCALD PACE 436