Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1947 volume:

us ok ‘: mica ELLE LE RENNIE SIE IIRL EO ween nee Foreword Since 1930. with the first volume of the Amarillo College Palo Duro, the students of the college have endeavored to publish an annual yearbook. With the cooperation of all con- cerned, we, the staff, sincerely wish that you may enjoy the 1947 Palo Duro. ‘ 4 ¢ ff, ; i . Dedication To our librarian, Mrs. E. Al Baggett, who faithfully devoted eighteen years in serving Amarillo College students. Order of Books . Buildings _ Administration . Classes _ Features . Organizations _ Athletics . Candids VIII. Adv ertismg Wane saitiney we Te 2 sig AE Oe ‘ He Ce Gymnasium oo Vocational Building lding 1 Southwest Entrance of Ad Bu ee ee Leen eRRRERET NECA ee eens eee ben bene Maeret ray i li 9A. GP i ll i i i A, ia A ef Thee. pe je ee Message to the Students I count it a privilege to address a few thoughts to you in this issue of the PALO DURO. At the year’s end, the eighteenth in the history of the college, may I congratulate you for the successes you have thus far attained. I should also like to express my appreciation to the entire student group for its wholesome attitude and cooperation in the many problems the year has presented. The largest enrollment in the history of the college has taxed our human and physical resources to the limit. Some conditions have not been ideal, but you have shown patience and sportsmanship just the same. We have been able to add to our physical plant six classrooms containing thirty- four hundred square feet of floor space and a student union building containing twenty-six hundred square feet. Our faculty has increased to forty persons. The student body has averaged around 925 students in the day and evening classes. Yes, we have grown in the physical aspect. We trust we have grown in the intellectual and spiritual phases of life as well. A well-trained and dedicated faculty and an interested and happy student body should see excellent results in these latter areas. Our work in the college is facilitated by a generous and interested College Board supported by an enlightened and interested public. With this support we can go forward to still greater achievements. However, students and faculty cannot play the game of life successfully unless they know where the goal posts are. To know the goals of life is to give definiteness and meaning to all of our activities in the college program. The only limits of our realization of a greater tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us meet with confidence, courage and intelligence our problems which currently arise. This done, then the college, as well as the individuals who make it up, need have no fear for the future. A. M. MEYER, PRESIDENT ty lveTsl Ph.D., George Peabody College B.A., M.A., Indiana Un BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: A. M. MEYER, President of Amarillo College; GEORGE M. WADDILL, Secretary-Business Manager; AVERY RUSH; BEAUMONT STINNETT; W. W. GIBSON; W. B. GUNN; J. B. BRISCOE, President of Board; J. W. MODE; (not pictured) R. P. PARCELLS, Vice-President of Board. MARION MILLER JONNIE ROWAN BETTY CRADIT MASON Registrar Librarian Assistant Registrar B.S., West Texas State College B.A., Texas Christian University B.A., University of Texas M.A., West Texas State College B.S. in L.S., University of Southern California ‘ : EFFIE J. BAGGETT SCHARLEEN BARKER ADELE BARNES Librarian Speech Natural Science B.A., Southwestern University B.F.A., University of Texas B.S., B.A., Texas State College for Women B.S., Columbia University M.A., North Texas State Teachers College M.A., University of Texas FRED H. BROWNLEE LORAINE BRUCE ROBERT PAUL CARTER Trade and Industry Mathematics Physical Education B.S., Colorado A. M. College B.A., West Texas State College B.S. in P.E., University of Notre Dame M.A., D.Ed., Colorado State College of Edu- M.A., Columbia University cation ON ERSCHEL CLAWS Hl A cienc' e $ aa © grate Nailed? en hha T ynnole Laie Texas MA EDNA COY Social Science B.A., M.A., University of Texas RUTH CLAY Art B.A., West Texas State College RUSSELL C. CURTIS Piano and Music Theory B.M., Zoellner Conservatory C. A. CLEMMONS Photography Member of Photographers Society of America IVAN FREDERICKSEN Radio Graduate of the School of Advanced Elec- tronics, Lexington, Kentucky LEO ¥y fee ial INEVA HEADRICK FOLSOM D. JACKSON English Music © A B.A., M.A., University of Texas B.A., B.M., Southwestern College ny M.A., Oklahoma A. M. College LUCILLE KING CLARA C. LINDERHOLM ARTLE J. LYNN English Business Administration J Mathematics B.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College B.B.A., University of Colorado B.S., North Texas State Teachers College M.A., Ph.D., University of Texas M.A., Colorado State College M.A., Texas Technological College ALICE MARSHALL WJSLETA NUSS Physical Education Foreign Languages B.S., Texas Wesleyan College M.A., University of Wisconsin GARNER S. ODELL WILLIAM A. PATMAN CHARLES H. PUCKETT Bible Foreign Languages Engineering B.R.E., B.Th., Auburn Theological Seminary B.A., West Texas State College B.S., Southern Methodist University M.A., National University of Mexico M.A., Texas Christian University LOWELL P. RIGGS LINNIE M. REDFERN Chemistry and Engineering Social Science and Education B.S., University of New Mexico B.A., University of Montana M.A., Colorado State College of Education RAY SMALL JOHN E. SMITH, JR. W. HOLMES SMITH English Chemistry Engineering B.A., West Texas State College B.S., Texas Technological College B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State College M.A., University of Texas M.A., George Peabody College LEE UNA SULLIVAN WILDA H. TALBOT Business Administration Business Administration B.A., Baylor University B.A., University of Nevada M.Ed., University of Texas M.S., Oklahoma A. M. College ee F. TAYLOR RUTH S. WARD BERTIE WARREN stig ocial Science English and Journalism Chemistry .A., M.A., West Texas State College B.A., M.A., University of Texas B.A., University of Texas M.S., University of Chicago S ophomore Class ais Sophomore Class Officers Fred Brokeshoulder, President Iris Duncan Gibbs, Secretary Bert Matthews, Vice-president ABBOTT, ROBERT Journalism ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Beta Phi Gamma, Ranger Staff ADAMS, RICHARD _Business Adm. Sigma Alpha Delia (AADERTON, ELLIS Architecture ALVEY, NELLRITA Music Alpha Phi Omega, Choir ‘ARCHER, MARY Pre-Law Sigma Phi Chi, Choir, Ranger Staff AUTRY, MARY Liberal Arts i BAILEY, JIMMY Engineering ‘Sigma Alpha Delta | | BANGS, GORDON Engineering ‘BARTON, IMOGENE Spanish ‘Kappa Delta Chi AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS BASOM, WYOMA Liberal Arts S.C.A. BEENE, BILLY Business Adm. BLACKMAN, RUTH Nursing BLOZAN, LOUIS Psychology BOND, MARTY Home Ec, Alpha Xi Omega, Intramurals BOND, WILSON Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS LO§ ANGELES, CALIF AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS BROKESHOULDER, FRED Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS President Sophomore Class, Editor Palo Duro, Beta Delta Gamma, Beta Phi Gamma- BROWN, ALFRED Business Adm. BROWN, JAMES Pre-Law Sigma Alpha Delta AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS COLLINS, ETHEL Religious Ed. AMARILLO, TEXAS CONDREN, DON Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Alpha Delta DACUS, PATSY Business Adm, AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Chi DEITIKER, ROENA Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Kappa Delta Chi DENNEY, ESSIE LEE Home Ec. AMARILLO, TEXAS Alpha Xi Omega, 8.C.A., Photography Club DURRETT, ELDON Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Alpha Delta EGLESON, PATSY Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi ELLIOTT, JERRY Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Alpha Delta ELLIS, NEVA Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Kappa Delta Chi, Sophomore Favorite BRUMMETT, CLAUDIA Pre-Med. AMARILLO, TEXAS Gamma Theta Chi, Photography Club BULLOCK, GLEN Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Alpha Delta BURKETT, PHYLLIS Nursing SIOUX CITY, IOWA CARLTON, JOHN, JR. Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS CARROLL, LUELLA Art PANHANDLE, TEXAS CARTER, BILL Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS CAVENAR, ELLEN ANN Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi, College Players CLAYTON, ANNE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS CLINE, MILDRED Nursing ARTESIA, NEW MEXICO EWING, RUTH Journalism Alpha Xi Omega FAIREY, NORMA Sociology AMARILLO,, TEXAS FAIREY, PARKER Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Alpha Delta, Beta Phi Gamma FARWELL, FENTON Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS | Beta Delta Gamma FORD, COLLEEN Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi, College Players | FOTHERINGHAM, BETTY Music AMARILLO, TEXAS Gamma Theta Chi FOTHERINGHAM, NELDA Pre-Med. AMARILLO, TEXAS | GARDNER, REYNOLD, JR. Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS GAUT, MARY JANE Pre-Med. AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi, S.C.A., Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Phi Gamma, Palo Duro Staff AMARILLO, TEXAS GIBBS, IRIS ANN GODWIN, BERDENA - Liberal Arts Art AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi, Beta Phi Gamma, Ranger Staff AMARILLO, Alpha Xi Omega, Choir, Beta Phi Gamma GOODEN, ERNESTINE GRADY, BILLYE JO Nursing Business Adm. Alpha Xi Omega, Choir GREEN, CHARLENE Gamma Theta Chi GUNTER, GENE HALL, DICK Beta Delta Gamma, Ba HARMON, JACK DQWDY, ARLENE Business Adm. Chemistry Science dger Club Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, AMARILLO, TEXAS TEXAS GROOM, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS Nursing MANGUM, OKLAHOMA HOWARD, MYRTH Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Chi, Choir HUBER, MILDRED Nursing HAPPY, TEXAS JOHNSON, LAWRENCE Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS JOSSERAND, JO ANN Nursing AMARILLO, TEXAS JUETT, JANE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Kappa Delta Chi, College Players, Beta Phi Gamma, Ranger Staff KEENEY, MARISA Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Chi KERSEY, VINCENT Pre-Law AMARILLO, TEXAS KING, FRANCILLE Chemistry AMARILLO, TEXAS KIRK, JUANITA Nursing FORREST, NEW MEXICO Phi Theta Kappa HEARD, ANNA LOIS Nursing PAMPA, TEXAS HENSLEE, HAROLD Pre-Law AMARILLO, TEXAS Beta Delta Gamma, Junior Varsity HIBBETTS, ZANA Soc. Science AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Xi Omega HOGGE, WILLIAM Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Alpha Delta HOLBERT, NELDA History AMARILLO, TEXAS Gamma Theta Chi HOLBERT, RAY Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS HOOK, CHARLENE Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, President Kappa Delta Chi, Beta Phi Gamma, College Players HOUCK, PEGGY Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi, Choir HOWARD, JAMES Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS KOLLAER, EMELIA Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Gamma Theta Chi KRING, TERRY Pre-Law LOVINGTON, NEW MEXICO Beta Delta Gamma LEACHMAN, PATSY Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Gamma Theta Chi } LONG, DAN Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS ) Sixth Column LYNN, JEANNE Pre-Med. AMARILLO, TEXAS | Alpha Xi Omega i “McCAUSLAND, RAY Pre-Med. AMARILLO, TEXAS Tau Delta | McCURDY, J. R. Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS McCUTCHAN, MORRIS Liberal Arts AMARILLO, T EXAS MATTHEWS, BERT Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Alpha Delta, Band : MAYS, BENNIE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Kappa Delta Chi, College Players MELENDY, HARRY Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Choir, Male Quartette MELER, CHARLENE Liberal Arts FT. SUMNER, N.M. Sigma Phi Chi MERCHANT, MARILYN Journalism AMARILLO, TEXAS Kappa Delta Chi, College Players, Beta Phi Gamma, Ranger Staff MERYDITH, BETTY Journalism HIGGINS, TEXAS College Players, Beta Phi Gamma, Ranger Staff METCALF, JUNE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Alpha Xi Orhega, Palo Duro Staff, Future Teachers of Ameri- ca, Beta Phi Gamma MILLER, BETTY Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Kappa Delta Chi MIXON, ANITA usic AMARILLO, TEXAS Alpha Xi Omega, Palo fade Staff, Choir, Beta Phi Gamma, Ranger Staff MOORE, ORAL Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS | | Hl MORGAN, MARTHA Languages AMARILLO, TEXAS Kappa Delta Chi, Phi Theta Kappa, College Players MOSS, EDNA Nursing PADUCAH, TEXAS NALL, MARY ANNIE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS 5.C.A. NEFF, EDITH ALENE Nursing HAPPY, TEXAS NEW, HAROLD, JR. Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Alpha Delta NIX, DUDLEY Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS NUNN, WILLIAM Engineering HEREFORD, TEXAS O'BRYANT, RUTHIE Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi, Phi Theta Kappa OTT, MARION Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Sixth Column, Badger Club PAVILLARD, J. D. Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Beta Delta Gamma PETERSON, MARY Nursing CANADIAN, TEXAS POWELL, EULA LEE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Gamma Theta Chi | RASOR, SHERMAN Business Adm. CARLSBAD, N.M. Beta Delta Gamma REED, NELDA Nursing AMARILLO, TEXAS | REED, NELL Nursing AMARILLO, TEXAS | | | RHOTON, TOMMIE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Phi Chi SKIPWORTH, PAULINE Nursing SHERMAN, TEXAS | SMITH, DOUGLAS Pre-Med. AMARILLO, TEXAS Sixth Column, Phi Theta Kappa WEEMS, TROY Journalism SMITH, RITA Nursing SHAMROCK, TEXAS THOMSON, MARY DURELLE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEX. Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Phi Gamma TIPPS, MARGARET Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Gamma Theta Chi TUCKER, JEAN Nursing FORREST, NEW MEXICO Phi Theta Kappa TURNER, LORENA Nursing AMARILLO, TEXAS WARREN, MARY Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Phi Gamma, College Players WEBSTER, ANNE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Xi Omega AMARILLO, TEXAS | WEISS, MARY JO Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Kappa Delta Chi, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Council, College | Players WHICKER, JANE Liberal Arts AMARILLO, TEXAS Kappa Delta Chi WHITE, EUGENE Engineering AMARILLO, TEXAS Sigma Alpha Delta WIGGINS, DICK Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS Sixth Column, Badger Varsity (Co-Capt.) WILLIAMS, DALE Pre-Law AMARILLO, TEXAS Beta Delta Gamma, Badger Club, Badger Varsity WILLIAMS, DICK Pre-Law AMARILLO, TEXAS WINCHESTER, BILL Pre-Med. CLAYTON, NEW MEXICO WINDHAM, EULA Business Adm. AMARILLO, TEXAS WOLF, JEWELL Nursing CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO WOLF, BILLIE JEAN Nursing CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO Freshman Cl REIT eres Bie Freshman Class Officers Whit Pate, Vice-president Pat Jackson, President | Jo Ann Brown, Secretary ACKER, MYRTLE ADAMS, EDGAR ADDINGTON, SOPHIA ALBUS, ALICE THERESA ALDRIDGE, PAT ALLEN, JOHN B. ALLISON, BETTY JEAN ALLM, MERCEDES ALSOBROOK, McRICHEY NAZARETH, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS PEP, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS ANDERSON, BARBARA LEE ANDERSON, JACK ANDERSON, MARY LOU ANDERSON, WANDA LEE ANTHONY, PEARL ARCHER, LUTA BOB BABB, PAT BAILEY, JOE ALLEN BAKER, LEE ROY AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS BINGHAM, FLOYD BIRD, MARGARET BIRKMEYER, CLEMENT BISSANTZ, STANLEY BLAIR, EDDIE BLANKENSHIP, ASA L., JR. AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS HIGGINS, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS BLOZAN, GLADYS ANITA LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA BLYTHE, PHILLIP BOND, KENNISON AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS PAKER, MARGARET ANN BAKER, VICTOR PARKER, BOBBIE PARLEY, AULDA BEARDSLEY, MARY MARTHA BELL, BETTY GAY BELL, JIMMY BELL, LOIS BENNETT, JACQUELINE AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS FRIONA, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS 3s a at a Ail 5 BRADEN, WILLIAM, JR. BRADFORD, DOROTHA BRAINERD, WILLIAM BRAMBLETT, HENRY BRITTEN, DOROTHY BROADDUS, CHARLIE BROWN, JO ANN BROYLES, SAM BRUNER, ROSS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS GROOM, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS BRUNNIER, CAROLYN BUNCH, BILLY FRANK BUNCH, T. O., JR. BURNETT, HAROLD BURNETT, ROBERT BURTON, BRYAN BUTLER, FRANK BYERS, JOAN BYORS, JAMES GROOM, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS COBB, NANCY COGSWELL, NATALIE COLLINS, DALE COOPER, MARGARET CORNELIUS, D. P. CRAIL, BEVERLEY CRITES, CHARLES CULVER, CECIL, JR. CULWELL, GORDON FRIONA, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS WINSTON-SALEM, N. CAROLINA PAMPA, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS GROOM, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS CAMERON, JOHN CAMPBELL, BETTYE CAMPBELL, FOUNT CAMPBELL, WILLIAM CAULKINS, MARJORIE CHESSHIR, O. B. CLEMMONS, CAROL ANN CLOSE, JOYE CLOUSE, CAROLYN AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS EAGLE PASS, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS HAMMOND, OKLAHOMA AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS BORGER, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS CUNNINGHAM, JOHN CUPP, ROYCE DARNELL, JEAN _ DARNELL, JOAN DEAN, HAROLD _ DEES, JIMMY DEHNER, PATRICIA DEMIC, GEORGE _ DENNEY, THELMA AMARILLO, AMARILLO, AMARILLO, AMARILLO, AMARILLO, AMARILLO, AMARILLO, AMARILLO, AMARILLO, TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS DIAL, KATHRYN DIAL, BILL DODSON, WILLIE DOWELL, ROBERT DUKE, THOMAS DUNIVEN, JAMES DURRETT, MARGARET EASLEY, GENE ELDRIDGE, PAULINE AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS MIAMI, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS ELLIS, WINFRED TRAVIS AMARILLO, TEXAS FAUST, JOE HUGH ALTON, MISSOURI FERGUSON, CHARLES AMARILLO, TEXAS FIELD, WILLIAM L. DENVER, COLORADO FLETCHER, JEAN DUMAS, TEXAS FOREMAN, DOYLE A. AMARILLO, TEXAS FORSON, MYRTLE W. AMARILLO, TEXAS FOSTER, BILL AMARILLO, TEXAS FOWLER, BARBARA AMARILLO, TEXAS AR 2 Wns FRENCH, DANIEL DALHART, TEXAS GARBUTT, JOHN DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA GAUT, ROYCE DARREL AMARILLO, TEXAS GENEVA, GLENN AMARILLO, TEXAS GERMANY, JOHN AMARILLO, TEXAS GHOLSTON, DON AMARILLO, TEXAS GIBBS, ROLLA ALTON AMARILLO, TEXAS GOODNIGHT, SYLVA AMARILLO, TEXAS GOODWIN, CARY G., JR. AMARILLO, TEXAS i iS “2 | GOODWIN, JAMES GRAY, LELLAND, JR. i! 'GREGORY, HAROLD | GRIGGS, BILL | GRUVER, WAYNE | GUNTER, RANDOLPH | i | HALL, LOUISE | HARDIN, HAYDEN | HARRIS, BILL AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS HARVEY, GWENDOLYN HASSELL, FORREST HASSELL, SAM HELTON, GERRY HELTON, GORDON HENRY, BILL HESS, BETTYE HIATT, ROBERT HICKMAN, STAN AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS ADA, OKLAHOMA AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS HORNE, BETTYE JO HOUSTON, OTIS HOYT, NORMA HUBBARD, GLENN HUBBARD, NANCY HUDGINS, IVAN, JR. HUGHES, BILLY MURRAY HUGHES, WILLIAM E. HULL, GENE AMARILLO, TEXAS COLBY, KANSAS AMARILLO, TEXAS PAMPA, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS HICKMOTT, FRANK HIGGINS, FRANCIS C., JR. HIGHTOWER, MAURENE HILL, BETTE HINSON, BONNIE HODGES, MARJORIE HOGAN, RICHARD HOLMAN, HERSCHEL, JR. HOLT, CLIFFORD AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS TULIA, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS HUME, HELEN LOUISE AMARILLO, TEXAS ¢ INMAN, HAROLD RAY AMARILLO,, TEXAS } { | | � || IRWIN, LEOTA CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO an || ut JACKSON, PAT AMARILLO, TEXAS : JEFFRESS, CHARLES EDWARD AMARILLO, TEXAS 5 JOBE, LOYD'L. AMARILLO, TEXAS : JOHNSON, DOROTHY ANN AMARILLO, TEXAS I JOHNSON, LLOYD AMARILLO, TEXAS JOHNSON, MILLARD MELVIN AMARILLO, TEXAS JOHNSON, STANLEY HUGH AMARILLO, TEXAS i i JONES, FLOYD BENNETT AMARILLO, TEXAS | | JONES, GEORGE W. AMARILLO, TEXAS | | Hi f HH JONES, GRIFFIN LEWIS AMARILLO, TEXAS JONES, HOPE BOISE CITY, OKLAHOMA JORDON, NOBLE AMARILLO, TEXAS JUETT, BILL AMARILLO, TEXAS KEEN, EDD TOM AMARILLO, TEXAS KEEN, W. R. AMARILLO, TEXAS KRABBE, DOROTHY MAE KRETZ, BONNIE KUEHLER, NORBERT KUYKENDALL, CAROL LAMPE, WILLIAM LAWRENCE, ROLAND LAWRENCE, RUTH LEAVELLE, JAMES LIDIA, BILLIE JO AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS GROOM, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS KEITH, LOIS KELLY, DICK KEMP, BOB KEMP, MICHAEL KILE, JAMES KILLIAN, R. H. KING, JOAN KIRKWOOD, JERRY KRABBE, BETTY RAE AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS GALVESTON, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS | LITTLE, LOUISE LONGSTRETH, MARY i i _LONGSTRETH, WILLIA. | LOVELESS, CHARLES LOWE, EVALYN LUSK, ROY | McCLINTOCK, JAMES | McGINLEY, ROLAND AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS PANHANDLE, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS McGINNIS, CHARLES AMARILLO, TEXAS McMENNANY, DARLENE AMARILLO, TEXAS MALONE, JAMES PAT AMARILLO, TEXAS MARABLE, GERALD LAWAYNE AMARILLO, TEXAS MATCHETT, ROBERT AMARILLO, TEXAS MATHEWS, HENRY AMARILLO, TEXAS MATNEY, DORIS AMARILLO, TEXAS MAYBERRY, JAMES AMARILLO, TEXAS MELLER, HELEN SHATTUCK, OKLAHOMA MERRICK, REX S. AMARILLO, TEXAS MERYDITH, PEARL PERRYTON, TEXAS A g : MILLER, JOHN AMARILLO, TEXAS i r . | | Ml fs Mh | MILLS, GUY DUNNAM, JR. AMARILLO, TEXAS MOCK, LINDALIE AMARILLO, TEXAS | } MONAGHAN, DAN AMARILLO, TEXAS © MONZINGO, CARL AMARILLO, TEXAS MOORE, ARTHUR AMARILLO, TEXAS MOORE, BYLLIE JANE AMARILLO, TEXAS MOORE, CAMILLE AMARILLO, TEXAS MOORE, GRACE AMARILLO, TEXAS MOORE, MARGARET ELLEN CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO MORTON, CHARLES AMARILLO, TEXAS MOYE, COLLIE C. AMARILLO, TEXAS MURCHISON, JOSEPH DANIEL AMARILLO, TEXAS MYATT, NORMA LEE McLEAN, TEXAS NELSON, LUCILE MIAMI, TEXAS NELSON, LIGE AMARILLO, TEXAS “— NETTLE, MARTHA NEUERBURG, THELMA NEWMAN, J. R. OCHSNER, WINSTON OLIVER, BARBARA OSGOOD, CHARLES OWEN, CHARLES PAUL, LYNN PELZ, BENNY AMARILLO, TEXAS HOOKER, OKLAHOMA SHAMROCK, TEXAS HERMANN, MISSOURI AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS PERKINS, JIM PHILLIPS, MARY JO PINKERTON, KATHLEEN PITTS, HAL POLK, GENE POSEY, DON PRATT, GEORGE PRICHARD, EMALEE PRICKETT, NORMAN AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS PERRYTON, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS ODESSA, TEXAS pap oe aE Ta IE ROSE, LANELLE ROSS, JACQULYN ROSS, S. E. ROUSE, GEORGE RUSSELL, WILLIAM SANDERS, FRANCES SANDLIN, TED SAUNDERS, JOE SCHOENHALS, GERTRUDE RANGER, TEXAS DUMAS, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS SHAMROCK, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS DARROUZETT, TEXAS RADEY, ROSS AMARILLO, TEXAS RARDON, CARYL CANEY, KANSAS RAYBURN, MORRIS AMARILLO, TEXAS REVILLE, BILL AMARILLO, TEXAS RILEY, EDWARD AMARILLO, TEXAS RITTER, GEORGE AMARILLO, TEXAS ROBERSON, JACKIE BELLE AMARILLO, TEXAS ROBBERSON, JOE FRANK AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS SCHUELER, DOROTHY FRIONA, TEXAS SCHUELER, ELENOR FRIONA, TEXAS SCHULZE, GENE AMARILLO, TEXAS SCHW ALLER, MARY BYRLEA AMARILLO, TEXAS SCOTT, BILLY B. AMARILLO, TEXAS SCOTT, DeCOURCY AMARILLO, TEXAS SCRUGGS, CHARLIE AMARILLO, TEXAS SEWELL, MAPLE AMARILLO, TEXAS SHARP, DONNIE AMARILLO, TEXAS SHELTON, DORIS SHORT, JIMMY SINCLAIR, ROBERT SISSOM, JOHN E. SMITH, BETTY SMITH, O. B. SMOOT, WILLIAM TANDY SMYTH, GUY PITTS SPAUDE, ARTHUR J., JR. AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS HOOKER, OKLAHOMA FORT WORTH, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS ROGERS, ARKANSAS Ly, Cf), SWANN, MARY TADLOCK, TRAVIS, JR. THOMPSON, DOROTHY THOMPSON, JUNE THORNTON, GEORGE TINSLEY, CHRISTINE VAN DYKE, ANITA VAN SHAW, MARTHA VEIDT, WILLIAM AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS SPEIGHT, WESLEY SPENCER, WILLIAM SPOON, BILLY STEPHENS, DELBERT STODGHILL, WILL ALLEN STONE, DOROTHY STONE, MARGARET STORSETH, 5. L. 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Tau Delta, Ranger Staff NAZARETH, TEXAS HEREFORD, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS -WITT, JOELINE WOMACK, JIMMY WORSHAM, BILL WORSHAM, KENNY WRIGHT, DORIS ZANCHETTIN, LOUIE MATHEWS, WALTER AMARILLO, TEXAS CROSS PLAINS, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS MIDDLETOWN, VIRGINIA | AMARILLO, TEXAS AMARILLO, TEXAS SOPHOMORES ife Cross Section of Student L in the gym. istration Reg ? 1l they make the goal Wi Why didn’t the army register this way? sui ‘ io The registrars are busy but happy. a 00 cP) g O ° @ Es! a, = Teas -- ixer. 1 provides a mi i The student counc c- ue} fio} o Hy eo @ n ov � ww oe oo 8 oo oo A busy hour with business machines. Watch your P's and Q’s! A five minute break. seronestaanetehe Just a lot of static. Atomic Bomb? hag ake Congressman Worley visits with President Meyer be- fore his assembly address, oe sp A i Speech Department’s entry for State One-act Play Contest. A Union Lounge bridge session, Bees gears alii ry | | - aie ‘2 Terminal course in metal trades. — ewes Night class in radio. Our future engineers. A library assignment. After a brisk workout Watch the birdie! Easel, brush, water color. Expression in art. Seeing the Badgers off to sunny California. A Badger pep rally. Beginning of a session. Dark magic. Western jamboree Subscription, please? Copy deadline. Students visit the Globe News. Eddie II Biss 4 : Sn) he, ee hy � )))) Fi Bay qe Wi Nitr cay on sf id yy Oe ee BG) eens yn ys ime ™ My 2 yet yp ce) My yn vii “iuie’ OG yf. anaiula x NY HAs 3 i Pate eae yi iN m EN N ‘ oS A Me ; Di AN ve) SS Me = QO i e SiS 6 AK ‘ ve wy Nea? vu = . Wy HA san i) My) ie 4 y 4 )) ee ls We Hoa A dst Mt s a i WSs : Wi: ) i � ) iy =a ae” cs : . � ne i : alk : eel ¥ ene oe ya ae WS Lae ) re Ye A a) AW Ag ee ak a ae : ‘ « Wl We” ae SY ! Ma Se ye 3 Soe honk Te4, ’ . a 3 be . : ‘ih ° a «. Pre Lae { oie Li a), vy if Fee i Nene a z ¢7 Sched ae va ( keer rs pti dean Leia WPT CRE rikermeT ormpeeee:n Soa pete ane epeeimintanemeale a Mapes a oD 23 Nominations for Amarillo College beauties came from the student body at large during a general election sponsored by the, Student Council. Photographs of the six highest ranking nominees were submitted to Phil Spitalny for final selection. The sophomore and freshman favorites for 1947 were elected by the respec- tive classes. IE TO Beauty Nomumees Anita Van Dyke Imogene Barton 1m ‘4 Wee ote ne ee EL be as a ig oe Ra ie kg ns Bi ak ote ic tt aa 6 eh Bay hn ey fe Beauty Nominees Charlene Hook Margaret Bird P-seplateigs ts os Salbgietactat tise ay es eee ee ob a eee Vif Yip it is fi We MM inde a “eof S250 trae . ; ' 7) CFPC Cee R08 teses e4 teeees 6 ¢¢ Leadadt | ee? if. re Seeee! $4644001 2 2 Lee dpbtbhhi lt. Leen x veliteenee’’ aa � Me ee . Sal « o one ” saan s 4 ‘o®. Wake q ; nita Van { = reshman Favorite ° , o “ j : ’ ¢ “g ory oe oo ae: er CK KE KK KEG ‘ CG ¢ me SS S Wg Sows OOo SAQ“q@0 EK SS SS S SEN SSS SS SNe ; ; S NS SS S SS SSS SS ty y yy) Vy Yh Z Cae LEE Yes tuys 2 KK ‘ KK KE KL g KER G LLL G K LE NS SS SS ‘ : WN oo ee Vo LLL LAO pep WI j Wille « KG Zi « Ze Z Yj Z i; Zl y Yi Yi; YW)? y y rrr y Yi Vil SSS SSS Yi S : : SS 5 : SS on YY, Le Sse MG « AO AAO AW. Soe 2 SN Eats SSGQ_C8x@ ceeeee oteees Sinha Ss = f a. hd a L “i peat sala = as -_ _ Marty Lou Bond Billye Jo Grady Essie Lee Denny Sylva Goodnight Anne Webster President June Metcalf Secretary Thelma Denny Zana Hibbetts a fh) Jerry Kirkwood Vice-President Berdena Godwin Treasurer Ruth Ewing Joan King jist ss eat as a Jean Lynn Kathleen Pinkerton Anita Mixon Laverne Taylor Camille Moore Mii Dorothy Thompson The Alpha Xi Omega sorority was organized in September, 1945, with ten charter members. This sororityis areorganization of the old Alpha Iota which was discontinued during the war. Membership is by invitation only and is kept by maintaining a C grade average. Edna Coy is the sponsor. GAMMA THETA CHI Gamma Theta Chi was organized inFebruary, 1940, under the name of C.Q. C. and was changed to a Greek letter sorority on October 20, 1940. The sorority was organized by Mrs. Agatha Shaw, under the directionof Dr. J. F. Mead, with twelve charter members. Membership is by invitation only. Mrs. Wilda H. Talbot is the sponsor. TALBOT, WILDA H., SPONSOR HORNE, BETTY JO, PRESIDEN’ GREEN, CHARLENE, VICE-PRESIDENT HOLBERT, NELDA, SECRETARY TIPPS, MARGARET, TREASURER ALLMS, MERCEDES COGSWELL, NATALIE ALLISON, BETTY CLEMMONS, CAROL ANN BELL, BETTY GAY STONE, DOROTHY GILBERT, RAMONA STONE, FAYE HESS, BETTYE VETESK, MOZELLE KEITH, LOIS VICK, NANCY KAPPA DELTA CHI Kappa Delta Chi, the oldest social sorority on the campus, was founded in 1929 with Mrs. Al Baggett as sponsor. In 1947 Miss Scharleen Barker became sponsor. It has been one of the most socially active sororities in Amarillo College. Kappa Delta Chi pledges are presented at a formal Christmas dance. Other annual traditions are a falltea, an Easter breakfast, and a spring coffee. Scharleen Barker Charlene Hook Sponsor President Roena Deitiker Jane Juett Mickey Merchant Vice-President Secretary for 1946 Secretary for 1947 Martha Morgan Pat Aldridge Neva Ellis Elizabeth Farr ; Revorter Pat Jackson Billie Jo Lidia Bennis Mays Grace Moore Mary Jo Phillips Emmalee Prichard Lula Marie Super Martha Van Shaw Mary Jo Weiss Jane Whicker Not pictured: Virginia Alexander Imogene Barton Dot Wagoner Ruth O’Bryant President Lucille King Sigma Phi Ché Sigma Phi Chi, recently changed from Sigma Iota Chi, has been on the Campas since 1930. Membership is by invitation only and is kept by maintaining a C grade average. Annual social activities include a tea in the fall, presentation dance, mid-term luncheon, and spring formal. Lucille King is sponsor. Marisa Keeney Secretary Luta Bob Archer Betty Willis Ellen Ann Cavenar Pat Dehner Colleen Ford Vice President Myrth Howard Treasurer Jo Anne Brown Kathryn Dial Pat Egleson Barbara Fowler Janie Guthridge Gaut Iris Duncan Gibbs Gerry Helton i Marjorie Hodges Peggy Houck Norma Hoyt Mary Longstreth Carleen Meler Tommie Rhoten ae ees TEER Leroy Thompson President Charles H. Clawson Sponsor Because the Lawyers were made up to a great extent of returning veterans this year, no informal initiation was required. The purpose of the fraternity is to create and maintain a spirit of good fellowship among the members and to foster athletics and social gatherings. The new members were welcomed ata stag dinner in November. A Turkey Trot Dance was sponsored by the Lawyers on November 27, 1947. Boots Cooper Bill Gannett Carlos Hinkamp Sgt.-at-arms Treasurer Secretary John Archer Bill Brainerd Fred Brokeshoulder Ross Bruner Pete Cornelius Charles Crites John Cunningham Fenton Farwell Dick Hall Gordon Helton Richard Hogan James Kile Percy Lehman Roy Lusk Billy Martin Ed Nobles Benny Pelz Sherman Rasor L. P. Riggs Monte Craig Bob White Herschel Holman John Allen Floyd Bingham OFFICERS Consulting Engineer----------------------------- Lowell P. Riggs Chief Engineer------------------------------------- Monte Craig Junior Engineer-------------------------------------- Bob White Recording Engineer---------------------------- Herschel Holman Finance Engineer------------ ------------------------ John Allen Demolition Engineer--- -------------------------- Floyd Bingham SIGMA, ALPHA DELTA The Engineers’ fraternity was organized at Amarillo College in 1932 to foster interest in the profession of engineering. Its membership is open to students enrolled in the department of engineering. Meetings are held at regular intervals, and practicing engineers are invited to speak on subjects of professional in- terest, Trips to industrial plants are arranged and a professional spirit is encouraged, This year the Engineers are composed of the largest number of members in its history. The Autumn Ball was sponsored by the Engineers in October, An initiation banquet was held in January. The Annual Engineers’ Ball was given in March. Richard Adams Jimmy Bailey Glen Barley Clement Birkmeyer Bob Brashears Bill Braden J. L. Brown Glen Bullock Dean Caldwell Merlin Clark Don Condron Gordon Culwell Fred Debbrecht Eldon Durrett Jerry Elliott Parker Fairey Bill Field Doyle Foreman Reynold Gardner Ed Gerkin Randy Gunter Sam Hassell Bill Hogge Harold Inman Charles Jeffress Loyd Jobe Stanley Johnson Bob Jones Dick Jones Bob Kemp Charles Loveless Bert Matthews Jimmy McClintock Guy Mills J. D. Murchison Lige Nelson Harold New Harry Norwood Charles Owens Hal Pitts Norman Prickett Doug Prince Ross Radey S. E. Ross Delbert Stevens Travis Tadlock Frank Washburn Bobby Weems Eugene White Oliver Wright Members not pictured: Don Edlemann, John Smith, Bill Colville SIXTH COLUMN The Sixth Column was first organized in1940 with its chief purpose being the promotion of fellowship, social life, and sports. During the war the Sixth Column was discontinued. This year the Sixth Column was reorganized with W. Holmes Smith as sponsor. W. Holmes Smith Anita Van Dyke Sponsor : Sweetheart The Sixth Column sponsored an Annual Barn Dance in October of 1946. At Christmas the members of the Sixth Column contributed $75 to a Christmas Milk Fund for a needy family. In connection with the purpose of the organization the Sixth Column enters a team in each intramural event. Officers for the Second Semester President------------------ +Dick Kelly Secretary ----------- Warner Wilson Vice-President---------- O. B. Chesshir Sgt.-at-armS---------- Donnie Sharp Members not pictured: Bill Perkins, John Britt, Bud Gentry, Billy Moore, Pat Babb, Charles Snow, Jack Anderson, Willie Wilson, Stan Hickman, Bill Hankison, Jimmy Bell, Moon Ott, Bill Lampe, John Cameron, Bill Baker, Bert Ballengee, Charlie Trolinger, Don Byers, James May- berry, Warner Wilson, John Rogers, A.L. Rogers, Bill Anderson, Richard Bock, Al Hannaford, Reuben Noel, and Adrian McClish. a er. j : “Si aD ie iad 2 - | 4a A Tom Duke Ted Sandlin Sonny McGinley George Thornton President Vice-President Secretary Sgt.-at-arms he Eg Lee Roy Baker Bud Campbell O. B. Chesshir Royce Cupp | | | | Bill Foster Bill Harris Bob Hiatt | Ivan Hudgins Billy Hughes Gene Hull Dick Kelly ye Red Killian wa : ‘ 2 Ne m Aa, my I i; Cong | Charles Osgood Jim Perkins Don Posey Donnie Sharp te | Sees FF - , Sat ae % tae! RN S. L. Storseth Dick Wiggins Doug Smith TAU DELTA The Tau Delta fraternity was organized at Amarillo College in September of 1946. The first official meeting was held on Tuesday, September 24, 1946. The twenty charter members were: Tony Martin, Bob Andrews, John B, Allen, Bryan Burton, Charles Broaddus, John Cavin, Dale Collins, Bill Dixon, Bill Dial, William Highes, Bill Juett, Kenneth Lanham, Billy Pat Moore, Ray McCausland, Winston Ochsner, George Pratt, Gene Polk, Joe Frank Robberson, Lee Simmers, and Bill Worsham, oie + + 8 ' Foe tied George Jones Phillip Blythe Bill Worsham Joe Cato Harold Dean Vernon Miller John Cavin Joe Frank Robberson Joe Blythe Front Row: Don Franks Johnny Allen Bryan Burton Lelland Gray Bill Hughes Back Row: Charlie Broaddus Ronald Jansen Bob McMillen Don Gholston Bill Juett Jimmy Dees Bill Veidt Land Wall Joe Cato Billy Pat Moore Lloyd Johnson George Demic Don Oliphant George Pratt Eddie Blair Winston Ochsner Charlton Wise Carol Kuykendall Jimmy Dees Bill Veidt Billy Pat Moore Joe Taylor George Pratt Lloyd Johnson George Demic Se = | Eddie Blair Don Oliphant OFFICERS og eal ett nite eae tegen re Ach Taylor Secretary------------------------ Bryan Burton Let RAGE: Viste frie ar ete eg eager ene a Gene Polk Treasurer------------------------ John B. Allen Vice- President----------------------- John Cavin Sgt.-at-Arms-------- --------- Charles Broaddus Prospective members were invited to a ‘‘Rush Smoker’’ on September 26. A‘‘Fall Dance’’ was given on October 19. The formal initiation for the Tau Delta pledges were held at the Country Club on November 7. A Christmas formal, ‘‘Holiday Homecoming Dance’’ was given on December 28. Another ‘ Rush Smoker ’ was held on January 30. The Tau Delta fr aternity enters a team in each intramural event. The Tau Delta football team was in- tramural champion this year. oN Charles Jeffress President Wyoma Basom Secretary Richard Adams Joe Cato Clinton Clark From an initial membership of eight, the band now has thirty-six members. It is under the direction of Mr. Charles Kiker. Besides par- ticipating in several assemblies, the band played at all of the home bas- ketball games and went to Plainview for the game there. The most outstanding activity of the year is anannual spring co ncert. Usually there is a featured soloist. This year Mr. Russell Curtis was the soloist. Jacqueline Bennett Jimmy Short Vice-President Marjorie Hodges Social Chairman ’ ag age Monte Craig Don Davis Harold Gregory Gene Gunter Mls Don Monoghan W. M. Smoot Patrick Veazey Orchestra The Amarillo College Orchestra is directed by Mr. C. M. Kiker. Ramona Gilbert is the accompanist. A spring concert is the annual function. Annamae Brown was a soloist with the orchestra, and Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Arnold were also featured in the concert. spe amases oan OS BPS fetes Pictured from left to rightare: Zana Hibbitts, June Brown, LaVerne Taylor, Annamae Brown, Eldon Mc- Cullom, Alfred Skoog, Pauline Eldridge, Betty Basom, Ramona Gilbert, Charles Steed, Wyoma Bacom, William Jones, Gene Gunter, Joe Cato, Charles Jeffress, Harold Gregory, C.M. Kiker, Director, and Bert Matthews. AMARILLO COLLEGE CHOIR The Singers of Amarillo College were organ- ized in 1931 as the Balladores and Balladattes. The group took first place in the State finals un- der that title. The Amarillo College Choir won first place in the State Contest of Junior College Choirs in Waco in1940 and in Fort Worthin 1941. The quartettes and soloists from the Choir have gained recognition for their ability as en- tertainers. All positions are achieved by com- petitive tryouts from the entire enrollment of the College. Folsom D. Jackson Director Bottom Row: Martha Neetle, Annamae Brown, Laverne Taylor, Marissa Kenney, Johnnie Trimble, | D. P. Cornelius, William Hogge, Loren Hightower, Berdena Godwin, Anita Mixon. Middle Row: Myrth Howard, Aurice Vernon, Dorothy Johnson, Mercedes Allm, Jacquelin Ben- nett, Richard Adams, Alfred Skoog, Harry Melendy, Pauline Eldridge, Barbara Fowler. | Top Row: Joeli ne Witt, Mary Lou Weilenman, Betty Fotheringham, Frank Butler, Eddie Witt, Donald MacIntyre, Floyd Jones, Harold Dean, Fern Carver, Martha Morgan. | Accompanist--Ramona Gilbert 0 OOOO OOO OO Oo - Young Ladies’ Quartet i aa ; i y Dorothy Johnson, Aurice Vernon, Fern Carver, Jane Whicker Male Quartet Johnnie Trimble, Harry Melendy, Alfred Skoog, Floyd Jones College Players OFFICERS President---------- Lou Westmoreland Secretary-Treasurer---------- Aurice Vernon Vice-President---------- Charlie Snow Reporter------------------ Marilyn Merchant The Amarillo College Players was organized in September, 1940, under the direction of Mr. Don Clark. Each year the College Players has charge of the production of the dramatic presentations of the college. These presentations include the one-act play for the State Junior College One-act Play Contest and a three-actplayinthe spring. The College Playersis also affiliated with Alpha Psi Omega, a national dramatic fraternity. Front Row: Charlene Hook, Marilyn Merchant, Bennie Mays, Bonnie Fretz, Scharlene Barker (Sponsor) Middle Row: Asa Blankenship, John Sissom, Jimmy Short, Margaret McCarley, Lou Westmoreland Back Row: Don MacIntyre Front Row: Frances Lynn Townes, Mary Archer, Norma Hoyt, Colleen Ford, Robert Sinclair, Aurice Vernon Back Row: Loren Hightower, Lindalie Mock, Mary Jo Weiss, Martha Morgan, Joe Bob Coble, Jack Eisenberg Members not pictured: Marian Saunders, Alice Barnes, Luta Bob Archer R.P. Carter Jimmy Bailey Neva Ellis ? Mary Jo Weiss Bill Hughes Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Eldon Durrett Charlene Hook Margaret Baker Jimmy Dees Grace Moore Student = STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Ruth Binder, Educational Director; Mrs. Wanda Reed, Director of Nurses; Mildred Huber Middle Row: Virginia McKnight, Phyllis Burkett, Margaret Moore, Caryl Rardon, Buena Walk- er, Ruth Blackman, Ava Jo Horswill Front Row: Lou Ellen Wilkinson, Juanita Kirk, Thelma Neurerburg, Edith Fattor SENIOR PARTY - BUCKS TAVERN January, 1947 Jewell Wolf Ruth Blackman 4 ae Rita Smith, Jewel Wolf, Ernestine Gooden, Edna Moss Miss Binder Educational Joye Close Director Nancy Cobb The trip to Canyon Robina Culpepper Mildred Huber Edna Moss Miss Ratcliff Dorothy and Eleanor Schuler Rita Smith Betty Willis St. Anthony’s School of Nursing Three Year Course Leading to R. N. and Junior College Diploma “ren es ee hes | unt re Ma se oa | ) Pertetuttteress sero | 4 | AMARILLO RADIO OPERATORS ASSOCIATION DON MAC INTYRE J. E. SMITH - SPONSOR WESLEY SPEIGHT BOB JONES HERMAN KRIZAN BUD CAMPBELL GENE HULL NEAL LOWE JIM McCLINTOCK GORDON BERRY DICK JONES JOE FAUST DERLING KILLION HAL PITTS _ Badger Club ine Badger Club is an honorary organization composed of students who have been awarded the ‘‘A’’ for completion in varsity athletics. The club has as its major objectives the promotion of better scholarship, the promotion of social ac- tivities, and the support of all college affairs. Pledges are nominated and elected to member— ship by active members of the organization, OFFICERS Sponsor------------------------R, P, Carter President ------------------- Bert Ballengee Vice-Presidemt-----------------George Gwyn RP. Carter Secretary ----------------------Lloyd Davis Bert Ballengee Treasurer------------------------ Dick Hall Sergeant-at-arms--------------T, L, Fanning George Gwyn Lloyd Davis Dick Hall ' Moon Ott Carlos Hinkamp Billy Martin Dale Williams Richard Hogan. Bettye Jo Horne Lou Westmoreland © Harold Dean BETA PHI GAMMA The Upsilon Chapter of Beta Phi Gamma, the Press Club, was organized in 1940. The frater- nity is one of the most active on the campus. The members take a leading part in editing the Ranger. Officers are Betty Merydith, President, Carlos Hinkamp, Vice-President, and Charles Jeffress, Secretary-Treasurer. Betty Ruth Merydith Ruth S, Ward PRESIDENT SPONSOR | ee o a Bob Abbott Carolyn Clouse Pat Egleson Ruth Ewing Pat Jackson Marilyn Merchant June Metcalf Anita Mixon Jane Whicker Moore Troy Weems Dale Williams Back row: Glenn Williams, Zana Hibbets Willard Gannett, James Howard, John R. Garbutt. Front row: K.L. Scudder, Adele Thompson, Byllie Moore (secretary), Doris Matney (president), Mrs. Linnie Redfern (sponsor), Billie Jo Lydia, Myrtle Forson, June Metcalf. Not pictured: Dorotha Bradford, Joan Byers,Marian Saunders FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Pedagogue Club, a chapter of the Future Teachers of America Association, was organized October 3, 1946. The purpose of this organization is to develop interest in the profession of teaching. (vice-president), Frank Farris, Maureen Hightower, Jonnie Reneau. Pp 8 The local Beta Eta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, nat- ional honor fraternity, was established at Amarillo College in 1934. To be eli- gible for membership, a liberal arts student must be within the upper ten per cent of his class. The chap- ter takes in new members twice annually. Among the yearly functions aretwo mid-semester for- mal candelight ceremo- nies, one convocation pro- gram, the sending of two delegates to the National Convention, and a formal banquet. PHI THETA KAPPA Front row: Charlene Hook, Neva Ellis, Durelle Thomson, Janie Guthridge Gaut, Anne Webster, Zana Hibbitts, Ethel Collins, Rowna Deitiker, Myrth Howard, Ruth O’Bryant. Back row: Martha Morgan (Reporter), Miss Wjsleta Nuss (Sponsor),Travis Tadlock, Jerry Elliott, James Howard, Glen Bullock (Vice - President), Bill Hogge, Gene Gunter, Eldon Durrett, (President), and Martha Van Shaw. STAFF Editor----------- fo leatesttentestteateated --Fred Brokeshoulder Assistant Editor------------------------ Loyd Jobe Business Manager------- ASI --- June Metcalf Feature Editor-------------------- ----- Janie Gaut Snapshot Editor-----------------------Anita Mixon Art Editor---------- senna ---------- Gerry Helton Photographer ------------------------Bob Burnett Faculty Sponsors----------------- Lee Una Sullivan William A, Patman Business Staff---------------------------Joan King Dorotha Bradford Barbara Fowler De Courcy Scott Marjorie Hodges Carolyn Clouse Editor First Semester ‘a Poe iii Betty Ruth Merydith Editor Second Semester Iris Duncan Gibbs Jane Whicker Moore Charles Jeffress _- THE RANGER The Ranger is published bi-weekly, holidays and examinations excepted, by the students of Amarillo College with the sole purpose of giving news of the college to its students. Staff First Semester: Editor-in-Chief--Carolyn Clouse Business Manager--Emalee Prichard Keaton Second Semester: Editor s-in-Chief- =Betty Merydith and Marilyn Merchant Exchange Editor--Anita Mixon Business Manager--Bob Tyler Reporting and Business Staff- -Bob Abbott, Joan Byers, Iris DuncanGibbs, Darrell Gaut, Charles Jeffress, Bonnie Kretz, Anita Van Dyke, and Troy Weems. Not shown are Chester Suddath and J.B. Baker. Emalee Prichard Keaton Anita Van Dyke Troy Weems ae 2 Marilyn Merchant Makeup Editor Mrs. Ruth Ward Sponsor Bob Tyler Business Manager Anita Mixon Dale Williams hy | Student Christian Association ‘ To Know Christ and to Make Him Know’’is the motto of the Student Christian Association, organized in September of 1946. The club is open to any student Christian, Officers for the current term are: MacRichie Alsobrook, President; Eddie Witt, Vice President; Lindalie Mock, De- votional Chairman; Joeline Witt, Treasurer; Eugene White, Publicity A t; Mac Alsobrook aden Ase See Garner S, Odell | Adviser Eddie Witt Lindalie Mock Joeline Witt Darrell Gaut Janie Gaut Gene Gunter Bert Matthews Lucille Nelson W. Allen Stodgill Martha Jo Williams Charlton Wise AMARILLO COLLEGE CAMERA CLUB Photography is beauty, happiness, culture, expression, and learning, but above all, photography is fun’’. George Eastman The Amarillo College Camera Club is one of the college’s youngest and most successful organizations. It has succeeded because of the excellent photography course offered by the college. The club has had nu- merous activities, its largest project being a contest to determine the most photogenic students in the col- lege. This contest received fifty-two entries, thirty-six of which were photographs of boys. The winners of this contest are featured on the following page. Another important activity has been the securing of professional programs for the club and the photo- graphy class. The club is fortunate to have Bertie Warren as sponsor and C. A. Clemmons as advisor. OFFICERS First Semester Robert Burnett--------------------President Joe Bailey--------------------Vice-president Thelma Denny---------------------Secretary Ross Bruner Joe Cato Carrol Kuykendall Bill Roberts James B. Baker Don Mannix Burton Williams John Garbutt Eddie Blair Joe Bailey Luella Carroll Thelma Denny Bertie Warren, Sponsor Second Semester Joe Bailey+----------------------- President Essie Lee Denny ---------- -- Vice-president Thelma Denny-------------------- Secretary Robert Matchett Chester Sudduth Claudia Brummett J. B. Landers Ivan Fredericksen Essie Lee Denny C. A. Clemmons, PSA, Advisor Jimmy Bailey jammy Bell Most Photogenic Boy PHOTOGENIC — COMEST WINNERS Jo Ann Brown Most Photogenic Girl Billye Jo Grady Lindalie Mock wn, ae yay ee . +. : - 3 anole We jee wy re AW “ii PRS eee Ss Ay AQ Be a ee ie i 4 Kea 3 ‘ Ce oe ‘ie i ) ¥ we aN Pile oriba fig as NM Ee FANN 5. 4 My m ib, ‘4 i}) ves et ry “ay nny Mid 4 ae i Baa Ses heat Ns ek it a8 NG; wt “isa Mu Si sd ?p ) ely, V6 Di Ay Py ) VA 4 . yell, Wh IVHRAvESHE SAAT 1 1Ridih th if eee) ” Bill Eddins (Co-Capt.) Coach R. P. Carter Dick Wiggins (Co-Capt.) The season of 1946-1947 was a banner year for the Badger Basketball Team. The Blue and Grey hoopsters retained an undefeated record in Texas cage competition and thereby annexed the West Zone title of the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference in their first year as members of the league since 1936. On the basis of their victorious record the team was invited along with 15 other junior college quintets to participate in a tournament of national importance---the Western States College Tournament at Compton, California. Another significant item was the interest created by the hardwood sport, both in the college itself and the city of Amarillo. Whereas in 1936 only nine boys answered Coach Carter's call for the initial cage workouts, last fall 52 basketball enthusiasts reported to the coach for the opening practice session. Also for the first time in an undetermined number of seasons, the college gym was crowded with spectators at practically every Badger home game to attest to the interest of both students and the people of Amarillo. The scores for the season reveal a record of 17 victories and 4 defeats. Badgers 47 46 50 60 aS 55 4) 58 67 66 54 Opponent Weatherford New Mexico Milit. Inst. Weatherford AC Alumni Howard County San Angelo John Tarleton Trinidad Wayland College Cisco Eastern New Mexico BADGERS TOTALS Badgers 46 39 62 51 Opponent Trinidad Trinidad Howard County San Angelo Wayland College Cisco New Mexico Milit. Inst. Eastern New Mexico Compton Branch Agr. College 36 48 (loss) 26 39 49 39 36 64 (loss) 84 (loss) 68 (loss) OPPONENTS TOTALS 894 Mouse Williams Glen Brotherton Pat Babb Jimmy Bell LeRoy Foster Dick Hall Shorty Gunnels Doyle Foreman Joe Moring Billy Don Martin Gene Hull James Kile J. C. Wilshire Manager Bert Ballengee Pat Sasser College supporters of Badgers funior Varsity The Badger Junior Varsity participated this season in the Amarillo A.A.U. League. They also competed in the Plains Commission A.A.U. Tournament. The team displayed a fine brand of basketballand showed steady improvement throughout the season, Bill Scott Travis Tadlock George Austin George Rouse Bill Gannett tee prrrpet ts 37 ees RT EG CE a SE Hc eRG SERRE BRST 3% 3 ae BEEBE aS EM MG Dick Hall, Winston Ochsner, Don Oliphant, Dick Wiggins, Gordon Helton, Truett Savage, Pat Babb, Jimmy Bell, Willy Wilson, Vilma Beeman, T. L. Fanning, J. B. Baker, Jack Vick, Richard Bock, Pictured: Doris Matney, Myrth Howard, Bill Reville, Colleen Ford, Hayden Hardin, Pat Jackson, and Carl Monzingo. Not Pictured Jimmie Boggs, June Thompson, Monte Craig, Warner Wilson, John Allen, Jimmy Womack, and Norma Hoyt nnix, , Claudia Brummett, Ruth Ewing, Jack Vick, Jerry Weirick, Jimmy Bailey, � Tom Duke, and J. Frank Ma ingo Carl Monzi Golf Enthusiasts Pat Jackson, Lou Westmoreland Pictured: George Austin, Bud Campbell, Charlton Wise, Bill Harris, Pat Babb, Jimmy Bell, O.B. Chesshir, Jack McGee, Rueben Noel, Bill Hughes, Sonny McGinley, Bill Foster, and Charlie Osgood. Not Pictured: Eldon Durrett, Dick Hall, Winston Ochsner, Travis Tadlock, Fenton Farwell, Truitt Savage, Glen Brotherton, Bobby Weems, Joe Moring, Gene Polk, J.B. Baker, Red Killian, Richard Bock, Guy Smyth, Willy Wilson, I. W. Hudgins, and Don Posey. Alpha Basketball Team 53 WINNERS OF THE WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Team Members: Anita Mixon, Marty Lou Bond, Billye Jo Grady, Dorothy Thompson, Billy Don Martin (Coach), Carolyn Clouse, Jean Fletcher, Jerry Kirkwood, Zana Hibbetts, and Thelma Denney. Anita Mixon 4 Pd Dorotha Bradford, De Courcy Scott’ Mozelle Vetesk, Nelda Fortheringham, Jackie Bennett, Jean Darnell, Annamae Brown. RUNNERS-UP IN WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL, Sigma Team members: Barbara Fowler, Gene Schulze, Marjorie Hodges, JoAnn Brown, Myrth Howard, Doris Matney, Mary Longstreth, Gerry Helton, Ellen Ann Cavanar, Colleen Ford, Dorotha Bradford, Charlotte Hanaford, and Freddie Walker. Oh, for some stilts! But where is the ball? Add two more; Harold is shooting. In or out--that is the question, The boxing team encountered a team from Clarendon Junior College in a dual meet this year. The team has many talented pugilists. Those not pic tured ard Charles Ferguson, Buddy Bond, and Ed ‘‘Sleeps’’ Nobles. 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