Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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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.

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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

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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