Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1957 volume:

ADMINISTRATION PAGE 6 GEASS ro ePAGE 20 CAMPUSOLOGY PAGE 52 Biko ® MEMES CAGE 52 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 74 A 4 SPORTS PAGE 90 ADVERTISING PAGE 122 DERSHIP Enveavor G OOD c LLOUWS HIP Enrerrrise. SSS SS “If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it.” Through the willing and patient instruction of the AC faculty, knowledge has been offered to many stu- bea ks ky Raat a dents. Because these instructors are dedicated to their profession, they have sought to give us not only knowledge, but also wisdom. Ever shall we be grateful for their counsel and their friendship. 6 Amarillo It is always a real pleasure to salute the student body and the ex-students of Amarillo College. The presentation of the yearbook is a particularly fitting occasion to do this. The Palo Duro is the end product of many hours of thought-planning and actual labor of many different people. This yearbook we believe to be a very fine product both in its aesthetic appeal and in the material covered. Congratulations to the staff and the sponsor. Those of you who examine its pages will gather much pleasure from the personalities and their activities shown therein. Many of these people will represent a small island of intimate friends of each of you. Their activi- ties may renew memories of the past wherein you took part in similar activities. As the years pass the records presented in this yearbook will become more and more precious to you. You may even develop a nostalgia for the old friends and places and even for a few of your favorite professors. For those of you who are now in college this yearbook is in part your own record. My hope is that each of you has made a contribution to this composite cross section of life at Amarillo College. You will continue to make a record of one kind or another as you travel along the road of formal education or as you enter upon some gainful and socially useful occupation. My wish for each of you is for a good record, satis- fying to you as an individual and serviceable to others! LON Cle ace A. M. MEYER, PRESIDENT B. A., M. A., Indiana University Ph. D., George Peabody College UM ollege : | | vi Bor See JOSEPH B. DAVIS, DEAN | rm emer nee B. A., Central College : z wiopcemmetineniaes eR M. A., Columbia University . ; i Sevanerper M. S., Northwestern University Tween emarneeat menos a C. H. CLAWSON, DEAN OF MEN B. S., West Texas State College M. A., Ed. D., Texas Technological College GALE CROWNOVER, DEAN OF WOMEN B. A., Colorado College M. A., Northwestern University IS PROUD OF YOU, THE STUDENTS AND GRADUATES OF Oar O rTuS eC eS AMARILLO COLLEGE. We are joined in this feeling of pride by all of the citizens of this community. How well you put into use the training and knowledge received in college will determine the rate of return on the investment made in you. Keep your standards high and the returns on this investment of both time and money will be worthwhile. EE BENPH VO LONE AR: President M. T. JOHNSON, JR. Vice-President F. D. AUSTIN DR. WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL HERBERT O. WILLBORN MILDRED PARK R. C. NEELY, JR. GENE EDWARDS | participates actively in student extra-curricular et CT adCcu activities by acting as sponsors and chaperones. To them we owe a big part of academic success, as well as our success as responsible citizens. ADAMSON, BERNICE Chemistry B.S., West Texas State ANDERSON, LENORA Cencoe : Secretary to Registrar ANGLIN, MAXINE Physical Education B.S., West Texas State College ASHBY, EBERT A. Chemistry Biology . ‘ ij B.A., M.E., West Texas OPEN HOUSE for the students and their parents began with a | State College hearty greeting from Mrs. Meyer, Dr. Meyer, and Miss Adele ; Barnes. BALDERSTON, J. F. REGISTRAR ty B.B.A., West Texas State BRUCE LOR AINE College ARNE ' MBA North Texas State E : S, aga? Mathematics ; : Biological Sciences College ogi B.A., West Texas State B.A., B.S., Texas State College College for Women M.A., Ed.D., Colorado M.A., North Texas State College of State Teachers College Education 9 ee ——— A Panel of faculty members, Ray Small, Dr. Taylor and Miss War- ren, weathering a storm of questions on guess what? Why, 10 CARTER, ROBERT PAUL Physical Education B.S. in P.E., Notre Dame M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University exams, of course! é DEVANEY, AMOGENE Engineering B.S., M.A., West Texas State College CLAWSON, C. H. Social Sciences B.S., West Texas State College M.A., Ed.D., Texas Technological College DELL, ALV IN H. Photography COY, EDNA Social Sciences B.A., M.A., University of Texas CURTIS, RUSSELL C. Music B.M., Zoellner Conservatory CROWNOVER, GALE Social Sciences B.A., Colorado College M.A., Northwestern University aculty DUNAWAY, WINIFRED H. Evening College Librarian DUNHAM, FRANCES R. B.A., University of Texas Attendance Clerk ) GARDNER, MALINDA ; Accelerated High School B.A., M.Ed., West Texas State College GARNSEY, CLARKE H. f= _ a. RESO : Art : B.S., Adelbert College, Faculty members enroll students for evening college as well as | Western Reserve Univ. x for day school. M.A., Western Reserve University GETTYS, PAULYNE English ; B.A., North Texas State ee M.A., West Texas State Raat vi College ssistant to Bursar B.A., University of HEADRICK, INEVA Special Graduate Work, B.A., M.A., University of Harvard University Texas ll ee a HOLLY, EVALENE Home Economics B.S., M.S., Texas Technological College JOHNSON, ALVEY M. Geology B.A., M.Ed., Texas - Technological College LINDERHOLM, CLARA C. Business Administration B.B.A., University of Colorado M.A., Colorado State College of Education nano OROOORT Ca ) LYNN, LUCILLE English Mrs. Evalene Holly gets a big laugh while Mr. William. Patman ' BAS Southey Texas refills the coffee server. State College M.A., Ph.D., University of Texas MARTIN, HOWARD Mathematics i B.A., West Texas McCUAN, MARVIN G. Business Mathematics and M.Ed., West Texas State Engineering College B.S., M.S., West Texas B.S., University of 12 State College Oklahoma NUSS, WJSLETA Modern Languages M.A., University of Wisconsin MYERS, CHARLES W. Physical Education B.S., West Texas State College PATMAN, WILLIAM A. Moder Languages B.A., West Texas State College M.A., National University of Mexico MIESSE, MARY ELIZABETH Business Administration B.A., M.A., E.Ed., West Texas State College M.P.S., University of Colorado McDONOUGH, J. C. Speech B.S., Dayton University M.A., West Texas State College . Mrs. A. M. Meyer meets some of the parents of students during the Home Economics Open House. PATTEN, LLOYD Music B.A., University of New Mexico B.M.,MM., Jordan Conservatory POLLOM, MAURICE Music B.M., University of New Mexico 13 SE eS eve Before enrolling you in her math classes Dr. Loraine Bruce checks with you to find out what math courses you have already had. You have to have had certain courses .. You know. 14 PUCKETT, CHARLES H. Physics and Engineering B.S., Southern Methodist University M.A., Texas Christian University SWARTZ, PHILLIP R. Bursar B.B.A., West Texas State College REDFERN, LINNIE M. Education and Social Sciences B.A., University of Montana M.A., Colorado State College of Education ROWAN, JONNIE Librarian B.A., Texas Christian University B.S. in L.S., University of Southern California SCOTT, HOWARD W. Chemistry B.A., Texas Technological College M.A., North Texas State College M.Ed., West Texas State College SMALL, RAY English B.A., West Texas State College STEVENS, HARDY E. M.A., University of Texas Director of Evening College B.S., M.A., West Texas State College 'OOMEY, NED Journalism B.B.A., American University of Beirut BJ., University of Missouri TALBOT, WILDA H. Business Administration B.A., University of Nevada ieee JOE F. MS., Oklahoma A. and cial Studies M. Coll B.B.A., Texas Dearie he Technological College M.A., West Texas State College Ph.D., University of Texas THOMPSON, BOBBIE ANN Physical Education B.S., Louisiana State University M.A., Columbia University Teachers College Evening College students give their instructor their full attention. This physics course is one of more than 50 offered in the eve- ning college curriculum. WARREN, BERTIE Chemistry B.A., University of Texas M.S., University of WIMBERLEY, LOIS WILLIAMS, MARY VIRGINIA eee Secretary to President English A.B., University of B.A., West Texas State Oklahoma College M.A., Texas Technological College 1s WISE, CHARLES D. Science B.A., M.S., University of West Virginia BEEMAN, ROY Machine Shop Instructor Vocational School BEVILL, EDWARD W. Radio-Television Instructor Vocational School incest or BLAKNEY, SANDRA Secretary VOCATIONAL STUDENTS are hard at work learning new trades Vocational School and perfecting old ones. ™ DETTEN, KATHERINE Secretary Vocational School TYG Ng Teh Auto Mechanics GRIM, JEAN S. Instructor Vocational Nurse Vocational School Co-ordinator 16 Faculty | ODIS CROWELL Vocational Director jo PAT; © KEEFE Supervisor, Distributive Education and Community Service CLARENCE E. SEYMOUR Auto Mechanics Instructor Vocational School students listen intently while their instructor ex- plains a point in an auto mechanics course session. ILLIAM B. TROTTER Welding Instructor WAYNE F. WATSON Veterans Supervisor BILL M. WHITLEY Machine, Cabinet Instructor 17 18 (OE eee aes “Life is to be fortified with many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.” —Sydney Smith The friends and associates of this year have become a memorable part of the future. The pictures in this section represent not students but personalities. Some of these personalities have changed our lives and become a part of our- selves. Getting to know and understand and like people is an essential part of being educated. The good fellowship with classmates, sharing their interests, their fun, and their problems will be a last- ing and pleasant memory of AC. Standing: Miss Adele Barnes and Larry Hurt. Seated: Cordell Brown and Marjorie Cook. CORDELL BROWN ... : . PRESIDENT LARRY HURT). 02.4). . VICE-PRESIDENT MARJORIE COOK ... .. SECRETARY MISS ADELE BARNES SPONSOR BLAKLEY, ROBERT Business Administration BOHANNON, BRUCE Business Administration BOONE, BETTIE Physical Education BOSTON, JASON Education BOYD, DONNIE A., JR. Business Administration BOYDSTON, WILBUR Mechanical Engineering BOYTER, BOB Pre-Engineering BRAY, DARRELL LIN Pre-Engineering BREEDLOVE, JEAN ANN Liberal Arts BREWSTER, CHARLOTTE Music BROOM, JOHNNY Pre-Law BROWN, ANNIE NORA Business Administration 4 % as y ih +4 y Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas SOPHOMORES ALEXANDER, JERRY DEAN Engineering ALLEN, ETTA JEANNE Education ARMSTRONG, EUGENE Business Administration AUSTIN, JAMES W. Business Administration BAIRD, SYBIL Business Administration BANASIK, MARY ELLEN Liberal Arts BARTLETT, NITA Home Economics BERG, NORMA JEAN Speech BERG, RUTH ANN Home Economics Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas ' Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Panhandle, Texas Panhandle, Texas 22 CUNNINGHAM, VIRGINIA Liberal Arts DAY, JOE Business Administration DeVANEY, WILL Chemical Engineering DUGGER, OREL Journalism DUKE, CAROL Business Administration DUKE, MANUEL R. Engineering EHLERS, ROBERT A. Business Administration ELDRIDGE, MERL LYNN Liberal Arts ENGLISH, GLEN Television FEFERMAN, JERRY Business Administration FIELDS, JAMES Physics FITZPATRICK, DAVID O. Physical Education Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas SOPHOMORE BROWN CORDELL Pre-Dental BRYANT, JEDONN Pre-Veterinarian BULLOCK, ROBERT WARD Journalism CLEEK, JANET Business Administration COLLINS, ANNE Journalism CONDREN, HOWARD Pre-Medical COOK, MARJORIE Architecture COX, JOHNNY Accounting CROWDER, MARY LOUISE Elementary Education Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas HOLLARS, EDDIE Journalism HOWARD, JOHN W. Art HOWELL, GARY Electrical Engineering HUDSON, LEON Business Administration HUDSPETH, ALYNDA KAY Business Administration HUNT, LYNN SHERWOOD Business-Law HUNTER, LARRY Business Administration HURT, LARRY LYNN Electrical Engineering IVY, JIMMY DWAIN Pre-Medical JACKSON, TOMMY GEORGE Pre-Law KETCHERSID, EDDY Liberal Arts KING, CAROL Pre-Law ‘Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amanillo, Friona, Amarillo, Crowell, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas GANGWERE, ANNE Business Administration HARDIN, ROBERT WAYNE Engineering HARRIS, WALTER BRUCE Engineering HARPER, BOBBY Liberal Arts HIBBS, MILAN JOHN Business Administration HIGGINS, FRANCIS, JR. Pre-Dental HILL, GENE Business Administration HINKLE, CLINTON Geology HODGE, DON WAYNE Engineering Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, ' Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas McKAY, TOMMY Engineering McKEE, PATTY Liberal Arts McSWAIN, MARY RUTH Business Administration MANN, JERI Elementary Education MANNING, JERRY Business MARTIN, ROLAND JACK Mathematics MATHEWS, BOB Physical Education MATNEY, MARILYN Liberal Arts MEADOWS, JOHN THOMAS Mathematics MILLER, DENNIS RAY Liberal Arts MILLIGAN, GLENN Mining Engineering MONROE, JAMES H. Pre-Medical SOPHOMORES Amarillo, Texas Amanillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Canadian, Texas Amarillo, Texas Marmet, West Virginia Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas KNIGHTON, ROSEMARY Medical Technology KRAHN, KAY Business Administration KUYKENDALL, CLARENCE O. Engineering LEMONS, JUDY Business Administration LEWIS, CLIFFORD Business Administration LILL, JIMMY Architecture LUCK, BILL Pre-Veterinarian McDANIEL, MYRNA FAYE Voice McFARLAND, BILL GORDON Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas PATTERSON, HAROLD W. Liberal Arts PATTERSON, SUE Liberal Arts PERKINS, NORMAN M. Business Administration PHILLIPS, TERRY E. Engineering POPE, DON Business Administration POWELL, MICHAEL Business Administration PRITCHETT, BOBBY R. Pre-Law RAMSEY, JANETTE Elementary Education REID, GERALD D. Liberal Arts REMY, CHARLES Business Administration REYNOLDS, KATHY Education RHODES, DONNA Secondary Education SOPHOMORES Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas MURPHY, LEE ROBERT Engineering MYERS, DONALD Engineering MING EES Tf, 1B. Pre-Dental NATIONS, GERALD T. Mechanical Engineering NEELY, DAN R. Pre-Law NORVILL, BARBARA Liberal Arts O'KEEFE, DAVID GLENN English OWENS, BOBBY Business Administration PALACIO, REUBEN Business Administration Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, ‘Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas SOPHOMORES ie RHODES, HAROLD L. Canyon, Texas Engineering RICE, BUDD Laurelton, N. Y. Engineering RICE, WESLEY Amarillo, Texas Geology RIDINGS, BETTY Amarillo, Texas Journalism ROACH, BILLY Amarillo, Texas Pre-Agriculture SADLER, CHARLES M. Amarillo, Texas Music Education SANDERS, JONI DELL Amarillo, Texas Music Education SCHLEIGER, GENE Freedom, Pa. Engineering SCOTT, BRYAN W. Amarillo, Texas Religion G4 em SHARP, ROBERT Amarillo, Texas Engineering SHELLBERG, BILL Amarillo, Texas Pre-Dental SIGMAN, VANIS Amarillo, Texas Geology SLUDER, ARTLENE Kermit, W. Va. Secondary Education SMILEY, WILMA HELEN Amarillo, Texas Religion : SPAIN, LUCY Amarillo, Texas | Business Administration SPARKMAN, ROY LEE Amarillo, Texas Engineering SPENCE, ROYCE Amarillo, Texas i Education STERLING, EDWIN Utica, N. Y. ¥ || Political Science } | | STEVENS, HARRELL Amarillo, Texas ‘i Education STEVENSON, RICHARD J. Amarillo, Texas Mechanical Engineering STEWART, GEORGE N. , Amarillo, Texas Electrical Engineering 26 TORONJO, JOYCE LOU Business Administration TYLER, EARL C. Geology VAN NOY, JERRY Engineering VESTER, J. C. Engineering WADSWORTH, JAY Engineering WALKER, JAMES Chemical Engineering WEBB, MARY FAYE Elementary Education WELLS, BENNY Business Administration WHITE, BILLY GENE Physical Education WHITE, DON Engineering WHITECOTTON, DIAN Liberal Arts WHITTINGTON, SUE Business Administration SOPHOMORES STHAPITANONDA, PRACHAN Amarillo, Texas Engineering STONE, BOB Amarillo, Texas Chemical Engineering STONER, HARRY . Amarillo, Texas Business Administration STREUFERT, SIEGFRIED Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts SWANK, BOB Amarillo, Texas | Architectural Engineering SWINK, ALBERT L. Amarillo, Texas | Architecture | TATUM, LYNN Amarillo, Texas Business Administration THOMA, PETE Amarillo, Texas Chemical Engineering THOMPSON, TOMMIE LOU Amarillo, Texas Elementary Education Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Adair, Oklahoma Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, SOPHOMORES WILLIAMS, DAVID Amarillo, Texas Petroleum Engineering WILLIAMS, JOE T. Amarillo, Texas Petroleum Engineering WILLIAMS, JUNE Amarillo, Texas Education WIRTZ, JACK Amarillo, Texas Civil Engineering WITCHER, DONALD Amarillo, Texas Architecture YOUNG, JIM Amarillo, Texas Pre-Veterinarian Graduation Day two years of hard work Dr. Meyer presents a diploma to graduate Floye Adams. College officials and guests sit respendent in academic 28 Proudly we step up to receive our diplomas. Some of us go out into the world, some go on to a senior college. But for all of us the day ends and begins another phase in our lives. Ends It was a great day for Mary Clay, with mother, daughter and grandchildren witnessing her graduation. for most of us sea canes RM Dean Davis introduces a speaker. ge a ity Wah a nN MATA Nol ein diiggle 0 1S nor (i Sos ‘3 : 4 ei he by 3 ye SAP ial VE } é ‘ f oe ea Sass Wa ot RAN e aay foo oa Be te ae adie ihe Tie Pe RE La nee Lee, SER rt Left to right: James (Turtle) Bailey, Kendall Dunavant, Dolphia Dawson, and Mr. J. C. McDonough. JAMES (TURTLE) BAILEY PRESIDENT KENDALL DUNAVANT .. VICE-PRESIDENT DOLPHIA DAWSON .... . SECRETARY MR. J. C. McDONOUGH . SPONSOR BAINS, CARROLL Commercial Art BAIRD, NELSON Education BALLARD, CHARLES DALE Geological Engineering BARCLAY, OLAN LEE Business Administration BARNARD, DON Business Administration BARNWELL, JOAN Business Administration BARTLETT, NOEL R. Geology BASKETT, CHARLES ROY Pre-Engineering BAUGHMAN, HOWARD R. Pre-Law BEER, DON Liberal Arts BENNETT, SHARON Business Administration BIRKENFELD, HOWARD Architecture Amarillo, Electra, Amarillo, Bushland, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, FRESHMEN Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas ALEXANDER, KATHERINE Home Economics ANDRICK, JOHN Petroleum Engineering ASHPAUGH, HAROLD L. Special AUSTIN, CARRIE JOAN Pre-Medical BAILEY, CARL Pre-Engineering BAILEY, JACK Pre-Engineering BAILEY, TURTLE Speech BAILEY, JERRY Industrial Arts BAILEY, JOHN DEAN Pre-Engineering Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, ' Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amanillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas ft 32 BROWN, BETTY Liberal Arts BROWN, EDGAR CORNELL Accounting BROWN, GEORGE Liberal Arts BROWN, LELTON, JR. Pre-Pharmacy BROWN, VIVIAN ROSE Liberal Arts BROWNLEE, BOB Pre-Engineering BRYANT, JERRY Pre-Medical BUHRKUHL, EMILY Business Administration BURAL, LYNN Pre-Engineering BUSBY, DWAYNE Petroleum Engineering BUTTERFIELD, JANE Physical Education CAMPBELL, ANNALEE Home Economics FRESHMEN Amarillo, Texas Atlanta, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas BLASINGAME, CHARLES EDWARD Business Administration BODINE, WINSTON MYRON Petroleum Engineering BOLENBACH, JIM Pre-Dental BORN, MARVIN Education BOURN, NANCY Home Economics BOYD, GARY Mechanical Engineering BRANNAN, COY Pre-Engineering BROOKS, MARILYN Business Administration BROOMHEAD, CHARLES Speech Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Follett, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas CARROLL, JONELL Business Administration CARROLL, PAT Home Economics CARTER, DON Engineering CARTER, RICHARD Liberal Arts CHAPMAN, TOMMY LLOYD Liberal Arts CHASE, JAMES DAVID Business Administration CLARK, KEN Engineering CLEMENT, BETTY Business Administration COLLINS, ALZIA DEAN Liberal Arts Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Claude, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, FRESHMEN Texas Téxas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas COLLINS, CAROLYN Speech COMBS, FRED Pre-Dentistry COMPTON, GALE Liberal Arts CONLEY, LOLA DEAN Elementary Education COOK, KAROLYN KAY Business Administration COOPER, PHILIP WAYNE Business Administration CORNELIUS, DON Biology COX, BILL HOWARD CREAMER, CELIA Business Administration CRUMP, THOMAS wW. Engineering CUMMINGS, NANETTE Commercial Art CUNNINGHAM, JOHNNY Pre-Medical Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Vega, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas ‘Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas ” FRESHMEN DANIELS, SUE Amarillo, Texas Education DAVIS, JANIS Vega, Texas Business Administration DAWSON, DOLPHIA Amarillo, Texas Home Economics DEAVER, ROY Amarillo, Texas Business Administration DENMEAD, DON Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts DETTEN, ARLINE Panhandle, Texas Secondary Education DICKSON, ROBERT EARL Amarillo, Texas Business Administration DOLLAR, NED W. Amarillo, Texas Physical Education DUKE, JAMES Amarillo, Texas Education DUNAVANT, KENDALL Amarillo, Texas Engineering | DUNN, SHERRA Amarillo, Texas Business Administration DURDEN, ROBERT Amarillo, Texas Pre-Dental EDDLEMAN, MOE Silverton, Texas Physical Education EDGAR, CAROL Amarillo, Texas Business Administration EDWARDS, NELL Amarillo, Texas Business Administration EPPERSON, ROSEMARY Tuscaloosa, Alabama Liberal Arts EVANS, JAMES Amarillo, Texas Pre-Law EVERETT, DOROTHY LYNN Amarillo, Texas e| Business Administration FARRIS, WILLIAM OSCAR Amarillo, Texas Engineering FENNIMORE, MARITA Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts FINLEY, ALICE RUTH Amarillo, Texas Business Administration 34 FRESHMEN FLEENOR, ORLYN F. Amarillo, Texas Journalism FLUEGEL, WARNER GLENN Amarillo, Texas Engineering FOLLEY, JACQUELINE Amarillo, Texas Home Economics FORBES, TERRI Amarillo, Texas Education FORD, RAY Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts FOWLER, HANK Amarillo, Texas Pre-Veterinary FRAKES, J. D. Amarillo, Texas Agriculture FREEMAN, GAE Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts FULLER, DAVID Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts BULLER LONY Amarillo, Business Administration FUNK, JEANETTE Amarillo, Business Administration FUQUA, LUTHER C. Amarillo, Petroleum Engineering FUQUAY, TOM Amarillo, Geology GALLEGLY, SUE Amarillo, Liberal Arts GEORGE, MARTHA CARROLL GILBREATH, CECILE Amarillo, Business Administration GILCHRIST, JON Amarillo, Chemical Engineering GIPSON, FRANCES Amarillo, Business Administration GIROD, OWEN WAYNE Amarillo, Chemistry GOODE, BILLY RAY Amarillo, Liberal Arts GRIFFITH, GARY Amarillo, Liberal Arts 36 HEDGECOKE, GARLAND Engineering HENRY, ROBERT Business Administration HICKS, JOHNNY R. Engineering HILL, NANCY N. Pre-Medical HINDMAN, HELEN Liberal Arts HINTON, FLORENE E. Business Administration HISEY, BILL Business Administration HODGE, PATRICIA Elementary Education HOLDER, RAMONA Business Administration HOOD, CHARLOTTE Liberal Arts HYDE, MICKEY Liberal Arts INGWERSEN, PETER Engineering Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Cuney, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Neumiinster, Germany FAtOHMMEN GWYN, GARY Amarillo, Texas Business Administration HARDAWAY, ROYCE Physical Education Claude, Texas HARP, DOYLE Physical Education Amarillo, Texas HARRIS, CORDELIA JANE Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts HARRIS, GEORGE F. Business Administration Roy, New Mexico HARRISON, DE LYNN Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts HARRISON, LELDON Amarillo, Texas Education HART, MARVIN Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts HAWK, JOYCE Amarillo, Texas Education JOHNSTON, A. R., JR. Engineering JONES, BOBBY C. Liberal Arts JONES, LIZ Liberal Arts JONES, PEGGY Liberal Arts KAY, KEVIN Pre-Dental KEATHLEY, JANE Business Administration GEE Benen v4 Liberal Arts KEEVER, JACQUELINE THERESA Business Administration KERR, SONDRA Speech KILGO, MARGARET Business Administration KINSLOW, JOY J. Chemistry KNAPP, THOMAS F. Science FRESHMEN Hart, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Glendale, California Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, INMAN, DORA RUTH Business Administration JACKSON, DAN Pre-Medical JACKSON, DAVE Science JAMESON, CHUCK Education JENKINS, JOHN CARL Business Administration JOE, JAN JAMES Business Administration JOE, WO Liberal Arts JOHNS, BOB D. Mechanical Engineering JOHNSON, DAVID W. Engineering Hereford, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Panhandle, Texas Amarillo, Texas a 38 LOVE, JAMES Engineering LOVE, VARNA EUGENE, JR. Electrical Engineering LOWERY, DAVIS Liberal Arts LUNSFORD, BERL Pre-Engineering McCAFFREE, JETTIE Interior Design McCARTER, MARY ELLEN Liberal Arts McCARTY, JEAN E. Liberal Arts McCLESKEY, ELINOR BROWN Education McGAUGHY, BOB Liberal Arts McLAIN, ROBERT Pre-Medical McMINN, DWAYNE Engineering McPHERSON, JOHN LEWIS Liberal Arts Amarillo, Amarillo, Tascosa, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, FRESHMEN Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas KOETTING, ALFRED Business Administration KOONIZ al: Liberal Arts KRAHN, KEN Pre-Medicine LARSON, JUDY Business Administration LEGG, DAVID LUTHER Engineering LEGG, JAMES Engineering LEWIS, JAN ELAINE Physical Education LILL, MARY ANN Liberal Arts LINDSEY, JIMMY Pre-Medical Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas FRESHMEN MALACARA, JOSEPHINE Amarillo, Texas | Music | MALONE, LYNNE Rendeillonclexes MALSON, D. A. Amarillo, Texas Business Administration | Liberal Arts MASON, LYNDA Amarillo, Texas Business Administration MATHIS, GENE Amarillo, Texas Architecture MEEK, JIMMIE WAmerilioy Texes Business Administration MERCHANT, MYRNA Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts MILLER, JATON Amarillo, Texas Home Economics MILLS, MIKE Amarillo, Texas Physics MOCK, LINDA LEE Amarillo; Liberal Arts MOORE, ROBERT E. Amarillo, Engineering MORGAN, DON Amarillo, Engineering MOSS, MARILYN Dallas, Psychology MULKEY, GENE Amarillo, Liberal Arts MUSICK, BRAD Amarillo, Physical Education NEAL, HERSCHEL Amarillo, Business Administration NELSON, PEGGY Amarillo, Liberal Arts NORMAN, JOANN Amarillo, Business Administration NORRIS, DONNA Crowell, Liberal Arts NOVAK, CLEMENTS JOSEPH, JR. Amarillo, Business Administration ORME, BOBBY Amarillo, Physical Education a POLK, ROSE MARIE Journalism POWELL, DON Physical Education POWELL, VIRGIL R. Chemistry PRIEN, RONALD E. Liberal Arts | PROCTOR, JIM Agriculture PROSSER, MICHAEL Liberal Arts PUCKETT, JOHN WAYNE Business Administration RADCLIFF, REX CLIFFORD Business Administration RALEY, DIANE Home Economics RAY, ROGER Liberal Arts | REEVES, ALVEETA Liberal Arts 40 PIERCE, JAMES SCOTT Art FRESHMEN Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Adrian, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Shamrock, Texas ORMSBY, PATTY Liberal Arts PANDO, BOB Liberal Arts PARKER, ANN Business Administration PARKER, SYDNEY Business Administration PARKS, CLYDE Geology PARSONS, NORMAN G. Engineering PAULK, TANA CLAUDINE Business Administration PAYNE, JIMMY Engineering PENDLETON, SANDY Liberal Arts Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas ROREX, DONA GRACE Business Administration ROZELL, DON Mechanical Drawing RUSSELL, RAYMOND Petroleum Engineering RUST, MELVIN T. Geology SCHAFFER, DARRELL Liberal Arts SHANKS, BARBARA JEAN Science SHULL, NEAL Journalism SKINNER, BOB Liberal Arts SMITH, ANN Pre-Medical SORELLE, PHYLLIS Art SPARKMAN, GENE WILLIAM Engineering STEWART, LLOYD Liberal Arts Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Dallas, Texas McLean, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, REEVES, DEAN Mechanical Engineering REYNOLDS, JEANNE Science RHEM, HOWARD LEE Chemical Engineering RICKARD, PATRICIA Pre-Medical RICKETTS, BARBARA Journalism ROBERSON, BETTYE Education ROBERTS, TERRY KAY Spanish ROBERTSON, PAT Architecture ROPER, DOUGLAS Engineering Amarillo, Amarillo, Rockdale, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Tulia, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas 42 THOMAS, ALVIN A., JR. Business Administration TIDWELL, DELORA Home Economics TOWN, LISBETH Liberal Arts TRICE, BONNIE Business Administrction TROWBRIDGE, BOB Engineering TUCKER, RICHARD Engineering VAN DOREN, GARY Accounting WAGGONER, BOBBE Art WALKER, WILLIE LEE WEBB, JANE Journalism WERNER, DOUGLAS Pre-Law WHEELER, JERRY Architecture Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas STICKSEL, JOHN CHARLES Liberal Arts STORRS, LOIS Business Administration STOVER, JOHNNY Engineering SUMNER, JAMES W. Forestry SWOOPES, LORENZA EDWARD Chemistry TARBET, DALE Engineering TAYLOR, BELLE Business Administration TEAGUE, KAYE Sociology TEDFORD, DWAIN Radio-TV Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas _FRESHITE WILEY, HERMAN L. Amarillo, Texas , Engineering WILLIAMS, ROBERT E. Payette, Idaho | Mechanical Engineering WILLIAMS, TIMMIE LU Amarillo, Texas Business Administration WILSON, JOHN E. Canadian, Texas Petroleum Engineering ; | WILLIS, AUSTIN Amarillo, Texas Electrical Engineering WILSON, ANN Amarillo, Texas Physical Education WITCHER, BUDDY Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts WIRTH, BOB Amarillo, Texas Engineering WOODS, CAROLYN Amarillo, Texas Physical Education WOODWARD, ROBERT Amarillo, Texas Business Administration WRIGHT, BOBBY DEAN Amarillo, Texas Pre-Dental YATES, KENNETH W. Amarillo, Texas Mathematics YORK, RONNIE Amarillo, Texas Liberal Arts YOUNG, JOE E. Amarillo, Pre-Medical a Schools of Nursing Amarillo College. A plan by which the student nurses may take fully accredited college courses along with their specialized training at the hospitals has been in operation for twelve years. Upon completion of the work required for the R. N. certificate the nurses are awarded an Associate of Applied Science diploma by Amarillo College. ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL The Northwest Texas and St. Anthony's Schools of Nursing are affiliated with sh Len a ere 707 North Polk St. NORTHWEST TEXAS HOSPITAL 2103 West 6th St. 44 EUBANK, JAN Northwest Texas Hospital FANG, LILY KUANG-PU St. Anthony's Hospital GODSEY, MILLIE D. Northwest Texas Hospital HOWARD, SONDRA ANNE Northwest Texas Hospital JACKSON, ILA FAYE Northwest Texas Hospital JONES, MARTHA LOU St. Anthony's Hospital KEAHEY, MARY LOU Northwest Texas Hospital KENDRICK, MARY St. Anthony's Hospital KING, SHIRLEY ANN Northwest Texas Hospital KNOX, IDA MAY Northwest Texas Hospital KRAPF, MARY Northwest Texas Hospital LEE, MAYELMO St. Anthony's Hospital GRADUATING NURSES Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Liberal, Kansas Lufkin, Texas Panhandle, Texas Wildorado, Texas Amarillo, Texas Socorro, New Mexico Cactus, Texas Amarillo, Texas BARTLEY, KEN Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo, Texas BENNETT, CHARLIE Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo, Texas BERNARD, SUE ANN Northwest Texas Hospital Dumas, Texas BLACKBURN, CAROL Northwest fexas Hospital CARTER, EMMA RUTH Northwest Texas Hospital CLAYTON, BETTYE JOYCE St. Anthony's Hospital Friona, Texas Littlefield, Texas Amarillo, Texas CLEEK, JEAN St. Anthony's Hospital Amarillo, Texas CODY, MARY Northwest Texas Hospital Boise City, Oklahoma DURAN, FLORENCE CARMEN St. Anthony's Hospital Santa Rosa, N.M. OATES, SANDRA Northwest Texas Hospital O'NEAL, SHARON Northwest Texas Hospital ORTIZ, RITA St. Anthony's Hospital PROFFER, IRIS Northwest Texas Hospital RAMSEY, PATSY ANN Northwest Texas Hospital REZAC, ANNETTE St. Anthony’s Hospital TREADWAY, OUIDA St. Anthony's Hospital WATERS, PATSY Northwest Texas Hospital WOOLDRIDGE, LA VAUGHN Northwest Texas Hospital Borger, Texas Amarillo, Texas San Jon, N. Mex. Amarillo, Texas Mobeetie, Texas Venango, Nebr. Amarillo, Texas Briscoe, Texas Clovis, N. Mex. GRADUATING NURSES LOWRANCE, B. CHLOE St. Anthony’s Hospital LUNDEGREEN, PEGGY St. Anthony's Hospital MILLER, NELDA FAYE Northwest Texas Hospital MILLER, TULA Northwest Texas Hospital MINTS, PEGGY Northwest’ Texas Hospital MOTT, NANCY St. Anthony’s Hospital MURDOCK, LORETTA Northwest Texas Hospital Englewood, California Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Paducah, Texas Spearman, Texas Farmington, N. Mex. CHANEY, DALPHINE SUE Northwest Texas Hospital CHEN, JANIE St. Anthony's Hospital CONDON, JIMMIE LYNN Northwest Texas Hospital COOK, DEANNA Northwest Texas Hospital COOK, JANET DELORES Northwest Texas Hospital CRIDER, EARLENE Northwest Texas Hospital DENTON, ANN Northwest Texas Hospital DENTON, PAT St. Anthony's Hospital DILLON, CLAUDE Northwest Texas Hospital DUNN, JACKIE St. Anthony's Hospital EAGER, KITTY DORIS St. Anthony's Hospital GABBARD, JEAN St. Anthony's Hospital Talihina, Oklahoma Taipei, Formosa Amarillo, Texas Vega, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Eagle Nest, New Mexico Roswell, New Mexico Lufkin, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas STUDENT NURSES AIRINGTON, JANELDA Northwest Texas Hospital AMARO, IRENA St. Anthony’s Hospital ARMSTRONG, SHANNON St. Anthony’s Hospital ATCHISON, MELVA Northwest Texas Hospital BALENTINE, BARBARA Northwest Texas Hospital BECK, HERMAN Northwest Texas Hospital BIVINS, PATRICIA Northwest Texas Hospital BRIANT, ELLEN Northwest Texas Hospital BRIDWELL, PAULA JUNE Northwest Texas Hospital Borger, O'Donnell, Amarillo, Amarillo, Morse, Amarillo, Amarillo, Amarillo, - Forgan, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Okla. KAHOE, ESTHER MAE Northwest Texas Hospital KEETON, JEAN St. Anthony's Hospital KEMPSON, LA VERNE Northwest Texas Hospital KINARD, PATRICIA. ANN Northwest Texas Hospital McDONALD, KATHRINE St. Anthony's Hospital MAGNESS, JO Northwest Texas Hospital MANTEUFEL, CAROLYN Northwest Texas Hospital MORSE, BEVERLY St. Anthony's Hospital NEAVILLE, RUTHE Northwest Texas Hospital ODEN, DONICE St. Anthony's Hospital PETERSON, LEONA Northwest Texas Hospital REED, BARBARA Northwest Texas Hospital STUDENT NURSES Follett, Texas Dodson, Texas Borger, Texas Hartley, Texas Hereford, Texas Farwell, Texas Storm Lake, Iowa Spearman, Texas Shamrock, Texas Blair, Oklahoma Guymon, Okla. Las Vegas, N. Mex. GARRISON, GERALDINE Northwest Texas Hospital GREEN, JOYCE Northwest Texas Hospital HALL, VIRGINIA ANN Northwest Texas Hospi tal HARGIS, JAN Northwest Texas Hospital HERNANDEZ, DOLORES Northwest Texas Hospital HICKSON, ELVIRA ROSE St. Anthony’s Hospital HOLT, JOYCE Northwest Texas Hospital JOINER, DORIS WILMA St. Anthony's Hospital JONES, JANICE KAY Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo, Dumas, Dumas, New Braunfels, Hereford, Ft. Defiance, Stinnett, Littlefield, Pampa, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Ariz. Texas Texas Texas “4 STRANGE, JOY Northwest Texas Hospital THOMPSON, LINDA LOU St. Anthony's Hospital TRIGG, MARIE Northwest Texas Hospital TRUJILLO, CARMEN St. Anthony's Hospital VAUGHAN, SHIRLEY Northwest Texas Hospital WILHITE, KAY Northwest Texas Hospital WILLIAMS, ALADELLE Northwest Texas Hospital STUDENT NURSES REED, BETTE KAY , Northwest Texas Hospital REYNOLDS, JUNE Northwest Texas Hospital REYNOLDS, LINDA Northwest Texas Hospital ROBERTS, JEAN Northwest Texas Hospital SMITH, SARA JO Northwest Texas Hospital STEHR, SARAH LOUISE Northwest Texas Hospital Silverton, Texas Amarillo, Texas Borger, Texas Cleveland, N. Mex. Kilgore, Texas Amarillo, Texas Canadian, Texas Amarillo, Texas Wellington, Texas Clovis, N. Mex. Amarillo, Texas Hereford, Texas Hereford, Texas Orror NITY 50 “Opportunity is rare, and a wise man will never let it go by him.” —Bayard Taylor College does not make our future, but the many avail- able opportunities that we may take advantage of do help. AC offers a lucrative treasure to any who will seek it with determination and persist- ence. This section is devoted to those opportuni- ties, and to the people who make them possible and worthwhile. Registration | | The first day of college began with an assembly. As all the bewildered freshmen The last day of registration was a meeting | entered the auditorium, they were given numbers, books, and Rangers. Being pledging a sorority or fraternity. given all the necessities here, are Ann Wilson, Jane Webb, and Jeanne Reynolds. me Miss Bobbie Thompson, girls’ physical education teacher, checks all pos- sibilities of letting Sydney Parker in her class while two other pros- pects look on. The most memorable events to each and every fresh | that we all took the two hottest days of 1956. . . .Confuses. Freshmen FI a Oe SE ee ne ¢ ret REE cates Sieecancn i Z Riese eo 3 ae ‘oe eee sain §=§=Climaxing registration was Open House when we, as students, got to take our parents : to school with us and introduce them to all our new instructors and to the ad- f all Freshman students interested in ministration of Amarillo College. were served by Sophomores. Here, Jean Ann Breedlove serves punch to Betty Town, Nell Edwards, and Cecile Gilbreath. | im are the tests, tests, and more tests | : Preceding the meeting introducing us to the sororities and fraternities, refreshments familiarize prospective members with the vari- Ue Ss A (1 S ous sororities on the campus. Graciousness personified! ye ’ ue Kappa kuties The epitome of charm Sigma sweeties R H S tf P, (1 Lr Hy [ €. Ss play an important role for freshman girls. a a ens Islanders. i | ) | | Dona Rorex, queen of the South Sea- ae ae wer ic | | Mary Ellen McCarter, queen of the Dream Girls. Spending a few hours in dreamland re o A moment to remember Formal C After the rushees have received bids accept the invitations by attending they are officially received as Age ties they lve sororl their respect ne formal pledge services where ledges to the organ At long last Gamma neophytes Kappa neophytes tions. 1ZQ Hell Culminates nine weeks of | fraternities. Ann, study before the f ? ir feet—agree Kappas ing. Kappas on a blue Tuesday morn Smoke in their eyes and blisters on the The chosen careers — Southern Sigma Belles tight and early, Marita Fennimore i uses her big feet as an advantage. Week ledging by the sororities and Decked out in their Sunday best, these lovely Sigma girls sing a cheer- ful good morning to their old members. Wide, wide, world makes an appearance as Gammas come to school in the dress of foreign countries. Don’t tell me that those Gammas actually descended from heaven. LOSCH Q The event is the formal dance A large crowd of parents, friends, and faculty members were at the dance to pledges are presented by see their favorite pledge. Our favorite presidents were also presented at the beginning. Left to right, Nita Bartlett, Kappa; Patty McKee, Sigma; Tommie Thompson, Gamma. After having been presented, Nannette Cummings and her escort walked 60 down the candy cane aisle. Gamma Theta Chi Sorority Kappa Delta Chi Sorority of the college year, at which their sororities. ] ] 62 Che Gibbs's Annalee Campbell is being a typical sister in asking Bobby Chilton why he has so many strawberry phosphates. Che Amarillo Pre “OUR b Thorton Dire J. ©. McD Amarillo Colle November CHARA | Stage Manager ...... David O'Keefe Dr. Gibbs .............- Glen Englis® Joe Crowell ........ Jerry McDonough Howie Newsome ....... James Bailey Mrs. Gibbs ............ Nancy Bourn Mrs. Webb ......... Myra McDaniel Wally Webb ......... David Witcher George Gibbs ......... Bobby Chilton Rebecca Gibbs .... Annalee Campbell Emily Webb ............ Terri Forbes Professor Willard .. Siegfried Streufert Mr. Webb ....... Charles Broomhead Carroll Bains and Turtle the fact that Grovers best ball player it ever Terri Forbes gives Charles Broomhead a fatherly kiss just after telling him she does not listen to what he says. sollege Players b i che Webb's | tor N OUGH e Auditorium | | Sth - 16th ‘TERS } | | | Voman in the Audience . Terry Roberts limon Stimson ........ Manuel Duke Irs, Soames ...... .. Carolyn Collins vonstable Warren ... Douglas Werner PRO LOW CLE ete aoe) eens . Carroll Bains jam Crdig ........... David Witcher be otoddard ........ .. Carroll Bains veople of the Town .... Jeanette Funk | Liz Jones Sondra Kerr Myrna McDaniel informs David Witcher that books are not allowed at the table | Judy Larson while Terri Forbes goes through the motions of eating her breakfast. Ann Parker orners is losing the ad. ug . : 1 ailey are discussing David O'Keefe has just performed the wedding ceremony. Homec | Old friends register for Homecoming Activities to | Freshman Favorite, has changed from a Badger | COSI HENRI: ERS Reimpiisie Menmierts Cordell Brown shows the exes how to win a climaxed Homecoming, the exes played consisting of thirteen players . . . Still Everyone seemed to enjoy seeing old friends and meeting new friends who are carrying on the fine traditions of Amarillo College. 64 low throughout the day. David Bectel, last year's I service man. | gme. At the Varsity-Exes game, which b: last three minutes by their own rules, � y lost. | | “Well, how in the world have you been?” This is the greeting that Coach Myers | gives to some ex-Badgers back for Homecoming. 65 Annual Class Day. @ © @ the Climax of Spring ..., and student anticipation. Sue Patterson, June Williams, Betty Ridings and Janet Cleek take time out to write each in her own way, ‘Remember me.” When the long awaited day arrived Darla Hawkins, editor, passed out annual number one to Marjorie Cook. While waiting in line for their annuals, D’'Ann Slaughter and Jack Veres get a quick preview of Ann Mazurek’s. Students, annuals, pencils, pens and kind : words galore. : a rs An assembly was held to give the students an opportunity to 0 [ LS LS [a CHE? show their talent. Results are portrayed in the following pictures: The Tau Delta chorus boys strut their stuff... : And the Mad Hatters,’ alias the Berg sisters, cap the show with popular songs. Corrigan Dance TONIGHT IS THE BIG NIGHT for all the boys. So this is one dance they can enjoy because the girls pay for everything. Gosh! do the boys really eat? ... PRINCE CHARMING GERALD REID and all his lovely maids. Not bad . . . Is it Johnny? | . atl , | THE BIGGEST MOMENT IN JERRY WHEELER'S LIFE. He is crowned Corrigan King by Kathy Reynolds and not only is he King, but look at all the lovely ladies in His Royal Court. EACH YEAR CORRIGAN WEEK is sponsored by Kappa Delta Chi Sorority. The girls make all the dates and also finance them. Climaxing the week is the Corrigan Dance where a Corrigan King and a Prince Charming are chosen by a penny vote. The dance was semi-formal. 68 Sweetheart Dance SWEETHEART ANNALEE CAMPBELL of Tau Delta SWEETHEART RUTH BERG of Sigma Alpha Delta SWEETHEART DIAN WHITECOTTON of Sixth Column PHIL PHILLIPS ORCHESTRA made the merry music for the dancing couples at the Sweet- ELL! WELL! SUCH PRETTY SMILES FROM SUCH PRETTY young ladies and heart Dance. gentlemen. Not only did everyone look so beautiful and handsome, but the punch and cookies were enjoyable. THE SWEETHEART DANCE was formal and the invitation was an all-college one. Dr. C. H. Clawson acted as supervisor for this years dance. Working with Dr. Clawson, was Clarke Garmsey, Bob McGaughy, and Gary Griffith, in charge of decorations. The decorations had a Valentine motif. geal Mardi oeereeeeeeee ELTA ETT TUDENT Counc Eig Rf Fi : ; ett ia Fé ez 3 as Larry “Egghead” Hurt Janet Cleek makes a BIG splash from Kappas dunking board. ee calling cham- pion,’ Mike Ghol- ae ston, uses his ability to bring in customers. The real character 70 Gras and... . Fun for all A i ae a eee Every year College organizations join in put- ting on a carnival to provide fun and to raise funds. The events the last time held in the Creative Arts Building, included side shows, raffles, egg throwing contests, a dunking board, girlie show, bingo, etc. Gamble with the Gammas. Janelle we Bassett says, : f An apple a day t es shows through Sue geet ent IFE N 7 “To be happy is not the purpose of our being, but to deserve business.” —Fichte Although most of the time AC busies it- self quietly as an institute of higher learning, there are many lighter moods, moments, and activities. The alleged credo of American col- leges is, ‘Don't let your studies inter- fere with your education,” and AC shows evidence that there is an ele- ment of truth in the credo. Memorable indeed are the fun, laugh- ter, romance, and honor that are a vital part of AC life. 73 4% AC PUsying % vin Nps ty) ein MR, ED. SULLIVAN kindly accepted to. jehoose the college beauty from a selec- - ‘tion of pictures sent to him.. The: names of the girls were not sent. Our Se een, SAMI iad Bath iheg ott ge hy. AeReE ? ‘thanks to Ed ‘Sullivan os his time ‘and for. his graciousness in choosing ERE eS 17 a A a a ee inte Met Deautys 3s Shi shite Sa SANG AAs Me eo he: e hence Perry No: hid a Coy S S = S DH WMIMEES cauty No B Sherra Dunn No. Beauty Nominees Marjorie Cook No. Cordelia Harris No. 79 q H We Wye eee oF Ny a Ay wu Alynda Hudspeth — Sophomore Favorite i Li AS STN CE A EIS M Se SS Eg eee oe ee, — - (2 2 SI , si ESOT giv Se hae os elf lee Camph S SS, pet ‘ if Lay}. C-lebrities JUDY LARSON ... is a member of Kappa Delta Chi Sorority and was awarded a trophy for being best pledge. She is an active student at AC, and is a favorite of both her teachers and friends. She is secretary-treasurer of College Players, treasurer of the Newman Club and was chosen girl of the month for January by the B PW. BOB PANDO ... is a member of B. S. U. and plans to be on the track team. Bob is planning to attend Summitt College in Ville Platte, Louisiana. He is a member of the Tau Delta Fraternity, and college Y. DOLPHIA DAWSON ... is an outstanding freshman both in scholastic rating and personality. She served as secretary of the Freshman Class and social chairman of F. T. A. Dolphia is a member of B. S. U. and co-publicity chairman of College Y. She is an active member of Kappa Delta sorority, and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. | C-lebrities ROSE MARIE POLK ... is an outstanding student at Amarillo College. Rose is editor of the Palo Duro, member of the Stu- dent Union Board, member of College Y and B. S. U. She is a member of Beta Phi Gamma and an active member of Sigma Phi Chi Sorority. Rose is also a member of the Young Democrats Club. She is known for her warm, friendly manner to all her fellow students. “TURTLE” BAILEY . . . served as Freshman Class president this year. Turtle is a member of College Players and was part of the cast of Our Town.” He is a member of Delta Psi Omega, B. S. U. and Sigma Alpha Delta Fraternity. He is one of AC's most liked students. FRED COMBS ... is a favorite of all, his outstanding person- ality and friendliness are a constant pleasure around the campus. Freddy is an active member of the Tau Delta Fraternity and was elected its president at semester. Be- sides being active in the fraternity he is a member of Stu- dent Council, and is Freshman Favorite. C-lebrities PATTY McKEE .. . besides being president of her sorority, Sigma Phi Chi, is Miss Amarillo College. Patty is secretary- treasurer of Panhellenic Council, a member of College Y, and Homecoming Queen. Patty’s traits of leadership and friendliness will cause her to always be remembered. LARRY HURT... is a cheerleader, and served as president of the Badger Club. Larry is a very active member of Col- lege Y, and is first vice-president of B. S. U. During the year he served as reporter for his fraternity, Tau Delta. He is vice-president of the Sophomore class, and vice- president of the Engineering Society. JANETTE RAMSEY... has made a name for herself as one of AC's outstanding students. Her will to do and to help i others is an enviable trait. Janette is president of College Players, and a member of Delta Psi Omega. She is secre- tary of Phi Theta Kappa, and secretary of Student Council, and serves as secretary-treasurer of the Texas Junior Col- lege Student Council Association. Janette is a member of Kappa Delta Chi sorority. | | AC -lebrities BETTY RIDINGS ... served as managing editor of the Ranger and president of Beta Phi Gamma. Betty is an active mem- ber of her sorority, Kappa Delta Chi, and served as second vice-president. She is an outstanding figure on AC’s cam- pus and will be long remembered for her enthusiasm and ability. LYNN HUNT ... is president of the Newman Club, and served as president of his fraternity, Tau Delta. Lynn is one of AC's friendliest and well liked students. He is a member of the Badger Basketball team, and Badger Club. He served as vice-president of Student Council, and is a mem- ber of Phi Theta Kappa. CORDELL BROWN ... is one of AC’s most valuable basket- ball players, and is a member of the Badger Club. He is president of the Sophomore Class, and served as vice-pres- ident of his fraternity, Tau Delta. Cordell is known for his friendliness and has always a good word for everyone. ng 87 wi Ae 2 ge gah neh GBS hi nti ite SpuR AS a oy ng iP L capers 88 “The worth of a state in the long run, is the worth of the individual com- posing it.” —J. Stuart Mil] Organizations play a prominent part in the social and educational life of AC students. Organizations bring about a closer relationship among the students and provide additional Christian fellowship. Faculty mem- bers sponsor all organizations on our campus. This enables them to be- come better acquainted with the members of their clubs and of their classes. 89 STUDENT G@UNGIE fosters congeniality among students, promotes friendliness be- tween student body and faculty, supervises all-college activi- ties, and accepts dates for the student calendar. Membership is divided equally among men and women, freshmen and sophomores, elected by the student body. Sponsor President Vice-President WILLIAM A. PATMAN BRUCE HARRIS LYNN HUNT Secretary JANETTE RAMSEY BETTIE BOONE FRED COMBS TERRI FORBES JANE KEATHLEY RAY RUSSELL 90 STUDENT UNION BOARD facilities and endeavors to relate Union activities to the was established to plan and regulate the use of the Student Union Building and to act as hosts there. It organizes the Union programs, enforces regulations concerning use of the J students. needs of all the Dean of Men C. H. CLAWSON Editor of Annual ROSE MARIE POLK Editor of Paper BETTY RIDINGS Representative of Instructors Association JOE F. TAYLOR Dean of Women GALE CROWNOVER President of Freshman Class MELTON (TURTLE) BAILEY Representative of Student Council BETTIE BOONE President of Sophomore Class CORDELL BROWN Sponsor of Student Council WILLIAM A. PATMAN Dean of College JOSEPH B. DAVIS is published bi-weekly, holdiays and examination periods ex- THE R ANGER cepted, by the students of Amarillo College, with the sole purpose of giving news of the college to its students. , s Lame 2 oy a al = ey We Sponsor Photographer Editor Business Manager NED TOOMEY ALVIN H. DELL BETTY RIDINGS KAY KRAHN NEAL SHULL BOB BULLOCK NITA BARTLETT BETTIE BOONE JEAN ANN BREEDLOVE BETTY BROWN | ANNE COLLINS OREL DUGGER MANUEL DUKE MARILYN MATNEY MARY RUTH McSWAIN LINDA MOCK SUE PATTERSON KATHY REYNOLDS BARBARA RICKETTS MIKE PROSSER official. student annual, portrays the various phases of life in the college. With R the exception of three years, the yearbook has been published continuously PALO Du since the first issue in 1930. Under the direction of a fa -annual is edited and published by students. culty sponsor, the Sponsor Editor Assistant Editor Photographer NED TOOMEY ROSE MARIE POLK TERRI FORBES ALVIN H. DELL Business Manager KAY KRAHN | BOB BULLOCK BETTY BROWN ANNE COLLINS MANUEL DUKE PEGGY NELSON SYDNEY PARKER BARBARA RICKETTS PHYLLIS SoRELLE was organized in September, 1940. Each year the organization has charge of COLLEGE PLAYERS for this year included two three-act plays and three original one-act plays. fraternity. Sponsor President Vice-President J. C. McDONOUGH JANETTE RAMSEY CHARLES BROOMHEAD Treasurer | JUDY LARSON TURTLE BAILEY “ CARROLL BAINS NORMA BERG RUTH BERG | NANCY BOURN | EMILY BUHRKUHL BOB CHILTON CAROLYN COLLINS CELIA CREAMER DOLPHIA DAWSON MANUEL DUKE the production of the dramatic presentations of the college. The presentations The College Players is affiliated with Delta Psi Omega, a national dramatic Members of the Delta Psi Omega organization are identified by asterisks beside their names. ALYNDA KAY HUDSPETH JANETTE FUNK LIZ JONES JANE KEATHLEY SONDRA KERR T. J. KOONTZ MYRNA McDANIEL DAVID O'KEEFE ANN PARKER SYDNEY PARKER PAT PATTERSON SANDY PENDLETON TERRY ROBERTS DONA ROREX PHYLLIS SoRELLE LOIS STORRS SIEGFRIED STREUFERT DWAIN TEDFORD DOUGLAS WERNER BUDDY WITCHER CAROL EDGAR GLEN ENGLISH TERRI FORBES CORDELIA HARRIS 95 is an active pre-professional organiza- FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ‘erice aiticilis nepheri preparing for teaching through study, social activities, and professional contacts. Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MRS. LINNIE HARRELL TOMMIE JUNE ANNALEE REDFERN STEVENS THOMPSON WILLIAMS CAMPBELL NANCY BOURN JANE BUTTERFIELD MRS. LOLA CONLEY CELIA CREAMER MARY LOUISE CROWDER SUE DANIELS D OLPHIA DAWSON ARLINE DETTEN NED DOLLAR BETTIE BOONE MERL ELDRIDGE TERRI FORBES JOYCE HAWK PAT HODGE BETTY KEEL ELAINE LEWIS DAVIS LOWERY JACK MARTIN MARY ELLEN McCARTER PEGGY NELSON BOBBY ORME DON POWELL ALVEETA REEVES BETTYE ROBERSON a coat ? -—Ss CHARLES SADLER he i ra if ROYCE SPENCE S; ean ‘t BONNIE TRICE BILLY WHITE ww! � AN The Upsilon Chapter of Beta Phi Gamma, the Press Club, was organized in 1940. The members of the organization take a leading part in editing the Ranger and the Palo Duro. Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary MISS ‘BETH BETTY RIDINGS JANETTE ANNE COLLINS MIESSE RAMSEY NITA BARTLETT BETTIE BOONE JEAN ANN BREEDLOVE BETTY BROWN EOB BULLOCK OREL DUGGER | MANUEL DUKE CORDELIA HARRIS TERRI FORBES JANE KEATHLEY | KAY KRAHN MARILYN MATNEY SUE PATTERSON ROSE MARIE POLK MIKE PROSSER KATHY REYNOLDS BARBARA RICKETTS PHYLLIS SORELLE NEAL SHULL | LINDA MOCK MARY RUTH McSWAIN BAPTIST STUDENT UNIO was organized in 1951. Its purpose is to train college youths for Christian leadership and to extend the in- fluence of the church to the campus. It provides a devotional program, wholesome social life, and Christian vocational guidance in the school. HARDY STEVENS HARRELL STEVENS Sponsor President sags | i ri pe be sie Bie at LARRY HURT JOAN BARNWELL BETTYE ROBERSON First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary DOLPHIA DAWSON LEON HUDSON DONNIE BOYD 98 Publicity Music Missions is an organization to which all interested students are welcome. Meeting weekly, the Y ( OUMEHe Y Strives to promote programs which include a variety of speakers, devotionals, social ac- tivities, and social projects. ? Sponsor President HARDY STEVENS DONNIE BOYD Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer LIZ JONES MARITA FENNIMORE Fellowship Chairman This lively looking group is what keeps College Y well Devotional Chairman | BOB PANDO known. They work together in close Christian fellow- PEGGY NELSON ship and strive to build up better relations among the students and the faculty. Marita and Donnie give Mr. Ned Linegar, Area Repre- sentative for World University Service from Dallas, the check for Hungarian Relief. The money was raised by a Pie Supper with an open invitation to everyone. Highlighting the evening was the selection of a CRUMB KING QUEEN. The reign- ing king and queen were Annalee Campbell and Pat Patterson. NEWM AN le UB The Newman Club of Amarillo College was organized in November, 1947, and is but a unit of the National Catholic organization, which is called the Newman Federation. The Purpose of the club, is to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual, and social activities. The Amarillo College Newman Club was host to the annual South Central Provience Newman Club convention which was held in Amarillo, March 1, 2, 3, on Amarillo College campus. § REV. KEVIN HAND ROBERT P. CARTER LYNN HUNT Chaplain Sponsor President JIM BOLENBACH Vice-President EMILY BUHRKUHL Secretary JUDY LARSON Treasurer MARY ELLEN BANASIK NORMA JEAN BERG RUTH ANN BERG HOWARD BIRKENFELD BOBBY BROWNLY ARLINE DETTON TERRI FORBES JEANETTE FUNK JACKIE KEEVER ALFRED KOETTING BEN WELLS DOUGLAS WERNER 100 B AD GER CLUB is an honorary organization composed of students who have been awarded the “A” for completion in varsity athletics. The club has for its major objectives the promo- tion of better scholarship, the promotion of social activity, and the support of all college affairs. Pledges are nomi- nated and elected to membership by active members of the organization. | Sponsor President Vice-President Secret ROBERT PAUL LARRY HURT DON HODGE JUNE WILLIAMS | CARTER Treasurer | JANET CLEEK Sergeant-At-Arms BILL SHELLBERG DONNIE BOYD JOHNNY BROOM CORDELL BROWN HOWARD CONDREN GARY HOWELL LYNN HUNT JIMMY LILL JERRY MANNING JACK MARTIN MARILYN MATNEY DENNIS MILLER REUBEN PALACIO ANN SMITH HARRELL STEVENS BOBBY SWANK is composed of a sophomore representative and the sponsor p ANHELLENIC C@UNGIE of each Greek-letter organization on the campus. The purpose of the council is to secure cooperation between the fraternities and sororities and between these organizations and the administration, and regulates members’ activities. Chairman Dean of Men Secretary, Sigma Phi Chi GALE CROWNOVER C. H. CLAWSON Representative | PATTY McKEE Kappa Delta Chi Representative NITA BARTLETT Sigma Phi Chi Sponsor LORAINE BRUCE Kappa Delta Chi Sponsor AMOGENE DeVANEY Sixth Column Sponsor | CLARKE GARNSEY Sixth Column Representative | BRUCE HARRIS | Sgn ae zer Tau Delta Representative LYNN HUNT Sigma Alpha Delta Representative PAT PATTERSON Gamma Theta Chi Sponsor JONNIE ROWAN Sigma Alpha Delta Sponsor RAY SMALL Tau Delta Sponsor JOE TAYLOR Gamma Theta Chi Representative TOMMIE THOMPSON 102 : The local Beta Eta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national honor fraternity, was PHI THETA KAPPA established at Amarillo College in 1931. Members are selected from the up- per ten per cent of the class. Sponsor President Vice-President Secre tary Treasurer WJSLETA DONALD MYERS JAMES JANETTE NITA BARTLET NUSS MONROE RAMSEY | CHARLES BROOMHEAD |‘ JEAN CLEEK DON CORNELIUS | DOLPHIA DAWSON MARITA FENNIMORE MARTHA JEAN GAMMON DON HODGE PATRICIA HODGE LYNN HUNT TOMMY JACKSON JOY KINSLOW MARY ELLEN McCARTER MARILYN MATNEY BARBARA NORVILL WESLEY RICE BRYAN SCOTT EDWIN STERLING ROBERT STONE DONALD WITCHER JAMES YOUNG Kappa Delta C Sponsor President Vice-President MRS. DEVANEY NITA BARTLETT ANNE COLLINS Secretary KAY KRAHN Treasurer MARILYN MATNEY Pledge Trainer BETTY RIDINGS Sports Moderator KATHY REYNOLDS Publicity SUE PATTERSON SYBIL BAIRD NANCY BOURN ANNALEE CAMPBELL JANET CLEEK CAROLYN COLLINS : MARJORIE COOK CELIA CREAMER DOLPHIA DAWSON CAROL EDGAR TERRI FORBES SUE GALLEGLY CORDELIA HARRIS JANE KEATHLEY JUDY LARSON JERI MANN MARY McCARTER MARY McSWAIN ANN PARKER JANETTE RAMSEY PHYLLIS SORELLE JUNE WILLIAMS the oldest social sorority on the campus, was founded in 1929. It has been one of the most socially active sororities of Amarillo College. Kappa Delta Chi pledges are presented at a formal Christmas dance. Other annual traditions are a fall tea, a Dream Party, and a Treasure Hunt. Sponsor JOE F. TAYLOR Kon. Delite. ae President LYNN HUNT Vice-President CORDELL BROWN Sweetheart ANNALEE CAMPBELL Secretary CHARLES SADLER Treasurer WILL DEVANEY Sergeant-at-Arms ROBERT SHARP Recorder LARRY HURT CARL BAILEY JIM BOLENBACH Pledge Master JOHNNY BROOM GEORGE BROWN FRED COMBS aT was organized in 1946 with the purpose of encouraging fellowship and social development among its members. One of the largest and most active fraternities on the campus, Tau Delta is a leading contender in intra- mural sports; it sponsors an initiation banquet and various other social activities for its members. Member- ship is by invitation only and maintained by a scholastic average of 'C’’ or above. ‘GALE COMPTON ‘DON DENMEAD ‘ROBERT DURDEN GARY GWYN BOBBY JONES JIMMY LINDSEY JOHN McPHERSON HERSCHEL NEAL BOB PANDO REX RADCLIFF ‘BILL SHELLBERG JOHN CHARLES STICKSEL | GARY VAN DOREN ‘BEN WELLS JERRY WHEELER ROBERT _ WOODWARD 108 Sponsor JONNIE ROWAN inenel (Clan President Vice-President TOMMIE LOU THOMPSON BETTIE BOONE Secretary LYNN TATUM Treasurer CAROL DUKE Pledge Master DIAN WHITECOTTON Sports Moderator VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM MARILYN BROOKS BETTY BROWN PAT CARROLL NANETTE CUMMINGS SHERRA DUNN although a social sorority, supports the college by demanding of its members scholarship, good conduct, and attendance at school functions. Organized in September, 1939, this sorority has participated in many col- lege activities as well as private gatherings. Membership is extended by invitation only to a limited number of girls who are taking at least four subjects. Members must maintain an average of ‘C” or above. | ROSEMARY EPPERSON JACQUELINE FOLLEY JEANETTE FUNK RAMONA HOLDER MICKEY HYDE MARY LILL JETTIE McCAFFREE MYRNA FAYE McDANIEL | PEGGY NELSON PATTY ORMSBY SANDY PENDLETON TIMMIE LU WILLIAMS Sixth Colima Sponsor President Sweetheart CLARKE H. GARNSEY BRUCE HARRIS DIAN WHITECOTTON Vice-President GERALD REID Secretary-Treasurer BILL McFARLAND JOHN ANDRICK CARROLL BAINS CHARLES BASKETT BRUCE BOHANNON GARY BOYD LYNN BURAL 110 | | was organized in 1940 with its chief purpose being the promotion of fellowship, social life, and sports. The frater- nity enters a team in each intramural event. The Column opened the fall semester with a dinner dance, and the spring semester carried a full social calendar. Membership is by invitation only. : ELNER CALL JAMES DAVID CHASE TOMMY CRUMP JOHNNY CUNNINGHAM OREL DUGGER KENDALL DUNAVANT GARLAND HEDGECOKE DON HODGE DWAYNE McMINN JIM MYERS RAYMOND RUSSELL BOB SWANK Sigma Pian Cian . Sponsor President Vice-President DR. LORAINE BRUCE PATTY McKEE JEAN ANN BREEDLOVE Secretary NORMA BERG Treasurer BARBARA NORVILL Pledge Master ARTLENE SLUDER Sports Moderator MARGARET LENINGTON Parliamentarian RUTH BERG KATHERINE ALEXANDER JOAN BARNWELL EMILY BUHRKUHI JANE BUTTERFIEL founded in 1930, provides a well-rounded social program for its members. Each Sigma member includes two ad- ditional extra-curricular activities in her schedule. The sorority encourages participation in all phases of college life. Unity, loyalty, and friendship are the guiding principles of Sigma Phi Chi. MARITA FENNIMORE DE LYNN HARRISON HELEN HINDMAN PATRICIA HODGE ALYNDA HUDSPETH MARGARET KILGO JUDY LEMONS MYRNA MERCHANT JATON MILLER ROSE MARIE POLK ALVETA REEVES 3ETTYE ROBERSON |.OIS STORRS |DELORA TIDWELL 3ONNIE TRICE SOBBE WAGGONER Sigma Alpha Delta Sponsor President Sweetheart RAY SMALL PAT PATTERSON RUTH BERG Vice-President MILAN HIBBS Secretary-Treasurer JACK MARTIN EUGENE ARMSTRONG TURTLE BAILEY DON BARNARD BOBBY BOYTER BOB BULLOCK DON CARTER BILL COX to giving many private parties, including a dinner dance at which their sweetheart was presented. - is the oldest fraternity of Amarillo College. The Sigma Alphas participated in all-college activities, in addition | | : | | | JAMES EVANS TONY FULLER GARY GRIFFITH JAMES JOE WA JOE KEN KRAHN BOB McGAUGHY DENNIS MILLER % GLENN MILLIGAN GENE MULKEY BOBBY ORME ROGER RAY BOB SKINNER ROYCE SPENCE JAMES SUMNER DWAIN TEDFORD 116 Sponsor LLOYD PATTEN Vice-President OLAN BARCLAY Independents Each year there is a group of students not affiliated with a sorority or fraternity who band together as the Independents. The organization has for its aim the betterment of school spirit. The Independents are a leading contender in intramural sports. They encourage participation in all phases of college life. Secretary-Treasurer President NELL EDWARDS HARRY STONER ORLYN FLEENOR JAY WADSWORTH JANIS DAVIS ARLINE DETTEN ROBERT STONER TERRY PHILLIPS REUBEN PALACIO VANIS SIGMAN BETTY KEEL DOUG WERNER CAROL COOK MARY CROWDER HANK FOWLER SUE DANIELS SYDNEY PARKER NANCY HILL BETTYE TOWN MARILYN MOSS LYNNE MALONE ANN SMITH | AMARILLO COLLEGE SINGERS | 44 ri LLOYD PATTEN Sponsor CHARLES SADLER LIZ JONES JEAN ANN BREEDLOVE President Vice-President Secretary Front row: Barbara Waggoner, Charlotte Brewster, Alma Daniels. Second row: Sandra Pendleton, Lynn Tatum, Joni Dell Sanders, Virginia Cunningham, Josephine Malacara, Mary Crowder, Annie Brown. Third row: Barbara Shanks, Carol Duke, Rose- mary Knighton, Myrna McDaniel, Elizabeth Jones, Helen Hindman, Jean Ann Breedlove, Tommie Lou Thompson. Last row: Milan Hibbs, James Bailey, Douglas Werner, Jack Martin, Charles Sadler, Richard Tucker, Charles Jameson, Ronald York, Roger Ray. was organized this year for the first time. Its purpose is to give Y) | Ne Cis 5 ©OCLE members opportunities for getting acquainted with men in the OQ ] field and with advanced students of engineering; and to par- ticipate in projects conducive to professional growth. Sponsor President ; HOWARD W. SCOTT DON HODGE MARJORIE COOK re ‘ Vice-President LARRY HURT Reporter BOB STONE WILL DeVANEY ROBERT HARDIN GARY HOWELL DONALD MYERS HAROLD RHODES PRACHEN HAPITANONDA JAMES WALKER DON WHITE DAVID WILLIAMS is an interesting and fascinating course taught in Amarillo PHOTOGRAPHY College. The Photography Department takes all of the pictures for the school yearbook and does a fine job, too. Mr. Alvin Dell is the photography instructor. TEE, FES RCE ES EES ee eS aN CHARLES BROOMHEAD is developing a print of a picture that he took. t SONDRA KERR is making a print with an enlarger. )BOB BULLOCK, trait. student photographer, is in the process of taking a por- 119 —} N _ Ce “He that will make good use of any part of him must allow a large part of it to recreation.” —Locke The spirit and sportsmanship of AC is emphasized through the active sports teams. Through this avenue AC offers a way to build the body as well as the mind. 121 BADGER VARSITY te 8 Fs EPONA State rene ‘ BADGER VARSITY TEAM—Cordell Brown, Lelton Brown, Jerry Manning, Harrell Stevens, Jim Proctor, Clem Novak, Ned Dollar, Putt Powell, Royce Hardaway, Wo Joe, Bud Rice, Lynn Hunt, Dale Tarbet, “Moe” Eddleman, Robert Dixon, Bobby Boyter, Coach Carter, and Coach Myers. COACH ROBERT P. CARTER CO-CAPTAIN HARRELL STEVENS CO-CAPTAIN JERRY MANNING 122 THE BADGER BASKETBALL Record this year was not the best we have had. How- ever, this does not mean that our team and coaches did not do their best. We and other Badger fans are proud of their efforts just the same. They are our team and we are behind them all the way. And hats off to Coach Carter and Coach Myers. CHARLES W. MYERS | Assistant Coach SCHEDULE OF GAMES Badgers Opponents Badgers Opponents AUR Sane Na teas LOM Tees totia ett ete Giese 69 1 Otrererereir ae Howard County” .......... 68 BAe crease taro os Gardens City triiase este nats 52 Oe atie re hayate ahs Odesscr spi sitisveleteiais oie reislei Yar 51 SO veneer caress ceils okt Pratt era cents aot c et: 70 Howard County Tourney | SCC Pees AION ON tea YR pitas cinrelella Pad Howard County enaiawes 65 | 63 ore eee eee eee ee Sayre oeoeoer eee eae eee ee eee eee 65 49 Pate ad ae ST ANT San Angelo eRe et RUM AIR OW Re a 77 L SE leans. PYCittaarG caret eee nee 59 FORT ae ie Schreiner ee Se eneicetar ae astotecs FluiChisOn wrist rc ce 85 IVA O SSL EUI AU INN, ie Hutchinson ............00. 7] 80 CrQhecy CRO ONORO On Ca) Alumni 9 10) 6)6. (0176) eh e, ele) (6 ee! .6) 6) 0! vi ia re 58 53 PU ea ea rata NEES EEA ty Garden City pts tid Nighi Pata fa Joa 64 TB... eee ee eens SCYTC 2... eee eee evens 64 CUT se Ca ae Di Dodge Cityti nese 59 CO nae ta ii Clarendon tie ytas see ea 58 SOM as malar nite Odessainnraiie sate nastier 66 Don sestehiats at RerCUMc PATS ceed r sie aisles 66 Se masts wel PromlcnPnillipsis acs atten: 73 VARSITY The cheerleaders lead the enthusiastic group of Badger sup- porters in some college yells in order to build up the J i ita spirit of the team members. enter CLEM NOVAK Center | CORDELL BROWN Guard 124 ROBERT DIXON Forward BOBBY BOYTER Guard ROYCE HARDAWAY Forward BADGER VARSITY The action of the cheerleaders denotes action in the basket- ball games by the Cartermen. There is never any slack PUTT POWELL in spirit by the Badger fans. Forward NED DOLLAR | Guard LYNN HUNT | Guard a 126 ; BUD RICE Forward DALE TARBET Forward “MOE” EDDLEMAN Guard 128 VARSITY The yell leaders who lead us in our college yells and who of thanks from the whole student body. They represent sesieetetaea LELTON BROWN Center Alma Mater Song (Tune: Halls of Ivy) Oh-O A.C. how we love thee, We will raise your banner high And always pledge our loyalty Where e’er we may be. For the gray and blue we'll honor, And we'll sing her praises far To tell the world we love our school Hail old A. C. BOOGIE YELL LOCOMOTIVE We got the T, We got the E, Is everybody happy? We got the A, We got the M; Well, yes. We got the T-E-A-M, Is anybody unhappy? Team, Team, Team. Well, no. 3-2-1-4 Let's give the locomotive Who for, And give it to ’em slow— What for, Rah, rah, rah, rch! Who ya’ gonna yell for; Fight, fight, fight! Badgers, Badgers, Badgers. (S times) WE GOT THE PEP We've got the pep We've got the yell AMEN We've got the team Have you got that spirit? That fights like— A———men! Rah, rah, rah. You gonna keep that spirit? Fight, fight, fight A. —men! (3 times) You gonna beat those exes? A———men! ; WHISPER YELL Well all right! B-B-B-A-D- G-G-E-R-S Fight, fight, fight! B-A-D-G-E-R-S Badgers (whisper) B-B-B-A-D- G-G-E-R-S B-A-D-G-E-R-S Badgers NEW YELL lend spirit to our ball games and all sports deserve a vote (speak) Boom a Locka, Boom a Locka us we ll. B-B-B-A-D- G-G-E-R-S Bow! Wow! Wow! B-A-D-G-E-R-S Badgers Chicka Locka, Chicka Locka, Badgers, Badgers Chow, Chow, Choo-eeeeeeeeee (yell) } Yea, Badgers! BADGER CHEERLEADERS: Larry Hurt, Rosemary Epperson, Don Hodge, Janet Cleek, Johnny Broome, Anna- lee Campbell, and Carrol Bains. Not pictured is Nanette Cummings. 129 Versus LAMAR JR. COLLEGE The Cartermen got off to a good start with the speedy tricks of guard, Bobby Boyter, who tried to make a bas- ket although from the picture, it looks as if he missed. No. 99 tried his best to keep Bobby from making it. At the beginning of the game Jim Proctor jumped with No. 99 to control the tip-off. The Badgers barely made it with a score of 70-69. “Up they go.” Versus - GARDEN CITY Jim Proctor goes high as he jumps over a Garden City ? player in an attempt to make a basket. This Garden City man with the ball makes sure that he has a good hold on it and even keeps three of his own players around him to help guard the ball. Jim Proctor looks around just to see who does have the ball, We lost our first game with Garden City 42-52. “It's mine, Bub.” Versus DODGE CITY Dale Tarbet fights for the rebound from the reaching arms of three Dodge City players. Tarbet looks for the basket in an attempt to score two points for his team. Although No. 23 has a long way to go, he flies through the air far from the greatest of ease with two Dodge City players standing on each side of him. Bobby Boyter comes in to lend his help, if needed. It was a good game but we still lost . . . 50-65. 132 “But where is it, Dale? Versus PRATT JUNIOR COLLEGE Moe Eddleman has the ball in his hand but Put Powell, to the left, wonders how long he will be able to keep it. Lynn Hunt jumps high for the ball but it looks as if No. 53 of Pratt is doing a pretty good job of keeping it. Dale Tarbet jumps with No. 51 of Pratt but is at a disad- � | vantage. Put Powell is ready to jump in case the ball : | should come his way. A very good game and the Badgers won 67-59. So Bl ete, “Get ‘em, Lynn.” “Let me have it.” 133 Versus HUTCHINSON Dale Tarbet, Robert Dixon, and No. 39 fight it out under the i basket to control the shot which No. 31 from Hutchinson is trying to make. Bobby Boyter stands under the basket hoping the ball will come his way. Robert Dixon and No. 39 try to control the rebound of Hut- chinson's basket. Lynn Hunt stands waiting for the ball | | to come down. Lynn goes under the basket for a lay-in as other members of both teams watch. | Final score: Badgers 71, Hutchinson 85. 134. “Jump, Dixon.” “Look out, Lynn!” Versi THE ALUMNI ! The Varsity ond Alumni game is always one to be enjoyed. The varsity usually wins as it did this year but the alumni make it quite a ball game, especially during the last 5 minutes. In this first picture there seems to be quite a crowded condition of alumni members with the exception of Dale Tarbet, a varsity member. In the second picture, Cordell Brown prepares to chalk up two more points for the varsity against the will of No. ; 40 on the alumni team. The game is played during Homecoming. The Varsity won by a score of 80-58. “Why not tackle him?” 135 Versus SAYRE JUNIOR COLLEGE( Cordell Brown, AC’s flashy guard, attempts to make a basket between two Sayre Yellowjackets. Cordell looks as if he might fall as he comes around No. 14 of the Yellowjackets. Coming in to help Cordell are Jim Proctor and Jerry Manning. As was found by many players who played against Cordell this year, unless you're pretty fast, he'll either run around you or run over you. The Badgers won with a score of 76-64. “Watch those knees.” 136 Versus CLARENDON JR. COLLEG No 11 of Clarendon jumps to control the rebound that Dale Tarbet missed on his free shot. Robert Dickson goes up to contest the rebound. This was the first conference | win for the Badgers. | Jim Proctor and Robert Dixon both go up to control a re- bound along with three Bulldogs.. _ Proctor goes high into the air to lay in two points for the Badgers. The Badgers won by a score of 69 to 59. 7 3 aa “Throw it, Dale.” Versus FRANK PHILLIPS Robert Dixon and Dale Tarbet fight to gain the rebound along with three Plainsmen. Dale Tarbet throws the ball to one of his teammates, who is coming in from outside the picture. Jim Proctor and No. 23 fight to see who can get the ball along with the able hands of one of the Plainsmen. Jerry Manning looks up to see if he might be of some help to his teammates. The Badgers won by a score of 68 to 66. “All hands.” i eS HOWARD COUNTY. Moe Eddleman watches as two Howard County players fight to control the ball. . Jim Proctor jumps high to control the tip-off that opened an exciting game, one of the best seen in AC gym this year. The Badgers beat the Jayhawks in an overtime ball game by a score of 70 to 68, with Bobby Boyter scoring the winning points in the last six seconds of the ball game with two free shots. “A very tense moment.” «iS ) Se {gDESSA “You should have been in front.” 140 Versus fe ODESSA JUNIOR COLLEGI Jim Proctor fights to get the rebound from Odessa’s Wayne Evans. James Dobbins, of Odessa, looks on to see if he can help. Jerry Manning and Jim Proctor and an unidentified Odessa player fight to keep the ball from going out of bounds. The Odessa team defeated the Badgers in both conference games. The second game by a score of 66 to Sl. “Let me have it, Jerry.” BASEBALT, 7 Because of a press deadline, this year’s baseball team could not be pictured, but the picture at the bottom of the page is the 1955-56 team which had a good year. There are high hopes for this year’s team to be made up mostly of freshmen. In the first picture, Herb Hill is at bat during a practice game. The second picture shows a “barely made it” landing. 141 Track Team Trains tor Season First row; left to right—Charles Jameson, Douglas Werner, Bob Pando, Roger Ray, Gary Gwenn, and Lelton Brown. Second row—Jim Bolenbach, Joe Williams, Mike Mills, 142 Royce Spence, Billy White, and Don Martin. fs JOE WILLIAMS, a returner from last year strikes a lovely pose, doesn't he? ROYCE SPENCE and BILLY WHITE are all set to break all known records. That’s a good idea, boys. Why n ot try it? With the co-operation of the coach, teammates, and photographers we were able to picture this year's track team. Although the season has not yet started, we may expect great events from every member of the team, which is made up of about half sophomores and half freshmen. ial ARCHERY | The first sport we played in gym : was archery, of which very few knew anything about at the be- ginning.: Some of the girls got ; | tired of spending all their valu- able time looking for lost ar- | rows and finally mastered the | sport. Of course, they were few , in number. a All the girls will remember the lovely days we spent on the archery range looking for lost ar- rows. Although we did not shoot them at the same time, we combined groups when searching for those shot into the air instead of into the target. SSA OT SS aE INDEPENDENTS were the proud winners in girls’ archery | intramurals. Left to right are Ann Brown, Ann Smith, | Elaine Lewis, and Sydney Parker. Rosemary Epperson make a nice model for the photogra- . pher as she is all prepared to make a bulls eye. Right Rosemary? BASKETBALL FIRST PLACE—St. Anthony Nurses—Elviria Hickson, Kitty Eager, Doris Joiner, Beverly Morse, Linda Thompson, and Jackie Dunn. SECOND PLACE—Northwest Nurses—Jimmie Condon, Ruthie Vea- ville, Janet Cook, Earlene Crider, Shirley Vaughn, Pat Kinard, Jo Magness, and Paula Bridwell. Second row—Joyce Holt, Deanna Cook, Kay Maddox, Janis Jones, Barbara Reed, and Aladelle Williams. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS—Jane Butterfield, Elaine Lewis, and Janelle Cormack. THIRD PLACE—Independents—Elaine Lewis, Joy Kinslow, Ann Smith, Janie Davis, Joni Dell Sanders, Karolyn Cook. FOURTH PLACE—-Gammas—Peggy Nelson, Patty Ormsby, Betty Brown, Mary Lill, Mickey Hyde, Marilyn Brooks, and Jettie McCaffree. INSTRUCTOR Miss Bobbie Thompson INSTRUCTOR Miss Maxine Wade FIFTH PLACE—Sigmas—Margaret Leningion, Jane Butterfield, Bettye Roberson, Lois Storrs, Myrna Merchant, and Emily Buhrkuhl. LL STAR TEAM—Elaine Lewis, Jackie Folley, Rosemary Knigh- § ton, Beverly Morse, Paula Bridwell, Aladelle Williams, Alveeta Reeves, Linda Thompson. Not pictured is Pat Kinard. SIXTH PLACE—Kappas—Kathy Reynolds, Marjorie Cook, Sue Gallegly, Cordelia Harris, Phyllis SoRelle, and Kay Krahn. 145 VOLLEYB Ae begins with the second semester. Practice in gym classes helps perfect the girls’ tech- niques in order to play a good game in intramurals. This year has shown some real vol- leyball among girls. ELAINE LEWIS hit the ball just right in order to make a basket. SUE GALLEGLY stands in a daze on the other side of the net | She also makes some very nice shots in volleyball. as the ball skims the net for a point for the opposing team. | EARLENE CRIDER stands amazed at the ability of one of her SONDRA SULLINS knocks the ball over to the St. Anthony teammates when Northwest Nurses played Kappas in intramurals. Nurses in an intramural game between St. Anthonys and Gammas. 146 a MEN'S INTRAMURALS o TWATE Ee, TAU DELTA—First row: John Sticksel, Jim Bolenbach, Dale Ballard, Larry Hurt. Second row: George Brown, Warren Zimmerman, Rex Ratliff, and Bill Shellburg. SIGMA ALPHA DELTA—First row: Turtle Bailey, Wa Joe, Pat Patterson. Second row: Ken Krahn, Jack Martin, and Gene Mulkey. Not pictured is Bob Bullock. SIXTH COLUMN—First row: Glenn Yeager, Dwayne McMinn. Second row: Elner O. Call, Kendall Dunnavant, Bob Swank, and Raymond Russell. INDEPENDENTS—Don Witcher, James Baird, Howard Condren, Teddy Day, Doug Werner, Austin Willis, Vanis Sigman, Reuben Palacio, Richard Tucker. 147 TENNIS This intelligent looking group is AC's girls’ tennis team. Although tennis is still in the practice stage, we expect a lot of publicity on the good work these girls are going to do. They are Kathy Reynolds, Elaine Lewis, Linda Thompson, Coach Miss Bobbie Thompson, and Ann Smith. ANN SMITH ELAINE LEWIS LINDA THOMPSON 148 Coach MARVIN G. McCUAN “ vy obeys ; ae Beth Oe, wg Bes Bway Ase iy! Members of the AC Golf Team are Larry Bankhead, Coach McCuam, Johnny Hefley, and David Fuller. The Golf Team makes a great showing for AC and we are very proud of them. DAVID FULLER JOHNNY HEFLEY LARRY BANKHEAD 149 150 JACK MARTIN, WARREN ZIMMERMAN. Kneeling is NED DOLLAR. “rot ota yay ew ee eas ow ea | snezumamamae PC SS Ba JACK MARTIN TENNIS EBERT A. ASHBY Coach wl ‘em HRD 152 “All's well that ends well; still the finis is the crown.” —Shakespeare Amarillo, the home of AC, plays a great role in the college year. Without the support and encourage- ment of the city, this college would not be. 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