Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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Sad e t QUiL The Badger Club is an honorary organization composed of students who have been award- ed the A for completion in varsity athletics. The club has as its major objectives the promotion of better scholarship, the promotion of social activities, and the support of all college affairs. Pledges are nominated and elected to membership by active members of the organization. Robert P. Carter Sponsor Art McKay President Harbord Cox Vice-President Corinne Bowlin Secretary Jim Burris Jim Debbrecht Lucy Gregory Bobby Hudgins Albert Hutchison Eleanor Jeffrey Dean Kelley Lou Ethel Knight Bobby Phillips Bill Sparks Jimmy Strickland Jockey Weirick I

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liadxfen, Rand All traditional band activities plus many special functions are performed annually by the Amarillo College Band. Its schedule for 1950-1951 included the presentation of special assembly concerts, assist- ing at pep rallies and basketball games, and playing for various radio broadcasts. A dioramic case showing the uniformed band in parade formation was the outstanding exhibit featured at the Amarillo College booth dur- ing the Tri-State Fair. Officers for the year were: Max Ray Faulkner, President; Peggy Williams, Vice-President. a f Charles Kiker Director P o C ' . r rviu:r :A ' - ipm j W-.Vv FLUTES Charles Steed Pat Schloneger CLARINETS Peggy Williams Betty Edwards Shirley Gaut Mary Ann Putman Mary Ellison BASS CLARINET Richard Cornelius ALTO SAXOPHONES Billy Beeman Winnie Smith CORNETS Lewis Lindsey Don Blackburn Winston Adkins TROMBONES Ray Jackson Ronald Bracken Bobby Hendrix BARITONE Max Ray Faulkner Shirley Foster Bill Stewart PERCUSSION Bill Payne FRENCH HORN Phillip S wartz RECORDING BASS James Jordan TENOR SAXOPHONE Douglas Teter T

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lieia PItl GoHuna Ruth S. Wdd Sponsor Eddie Jaquet President Louise Daniel Vice-President Mary Helen Bufkin Secretary ' Beih Miesse Co-Sponsor The Upsilon Chapter of Beta Phi Gamma, the Press Club, was organized in 1940. The fraternity is one ci ihe -.ost active on the campus. The members take a leading part in editing the RANGER and PALO DURO. Marine Adair Beverlee Arnold Margaret Banasik Billie Joyce Bird Suzella Bursey Martha Cooke Janice Fenno Bob Johnson Vera Lanklord John Lock Joyce Rainey Jane Ray Marilyn n Small Carolyne Tillman Nancy Underwood Mildred Zweig