Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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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

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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

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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.