Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1949 volume:

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The cooperation of those who contributed minutes of their time made this book possible. My appreciation is extended to all who stayed up late nights before deadlines to paste up layouts , Others who helped on last minute details were Evelyn Miller, Josephine Gregg, Betty Curtis, Jemmie Reid and Harriet Blaney. Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . ASSISTANT EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR . . PHOTOGRAPHER . SNAPSHOTS . . STAFF ARTISTS . . LITERARY EDITOR . . . SLAVES ..... BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANTS . . . FACULTY ADVISOR . BETTYE BIRK . . . BILL GOULD . . . . . . . . BILL FOGLEMAN . . . . . . . . . ALLAN SMITH . BRYAN KEATHLEY, JAMES MCCLANE JOHN BLEVINS . . . . BILLY NOBLES, JIMMY HOWZE .........BETI-IDAvIs MARION POLLARD, HELEN M. VANDIVER MARGARET SILHA, NEILSON SMITH ........ HELENMOODY . . . ADELLE MEADOR, DOROTHY LEFEAUX BU2.zY Cox, Joi-IN KING ' ....... C. S. BUYLES, JR. Content DEDK1A'I'ION BUILDINGS ADMINISTRATION SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES STUDENT BODY OCTOBER ACTIVITIES CAMPUS PERSONALITIIQVS NOVEMBER ACTIVITIES DECEMBER ACTIVITIES JANUARY ACTIVITIES GRCQANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEBRUARY ACTIVITIES MAIlClH ACTIVITIES APRII- ACTIVITIES MAY ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING Z 4 X2 ga 319 R- E E E3 Z Cb 9 E. .- This 1949 Chromascope is dedicated totime---to the minutes and seconds y whichgoto make up our days. lt is ourhope that the time spent hereon the Austin College campus making friends, studying, or whiting away the hours y will help to make the future for each of you a happy and prosperous one. i ' rf Administration Building Sherman H2111 Arts and Engineering Y' Building Thompson Hall z XM n a 4 V W Ca then Q Paul Ccbffin H2111 Music: Building I' 5 PRESIDENT K lx Administration . X N 'gm fag. 1 Mr. Northcott may not be so well known to some of the students, but he has a cheery word of greeting or encour- agement for everyone. N0 better person could be found to represent Austin College through- uut Texas and Oklahoma than the gracious and friendly Vice-President in charge of Public Re- lations, Mr. Northcott. WILLIAM BARNETT GUERRANT, D. D. President W. N. lXlOR'1'HCOTT Vice-Prefident Dr. Guerrant has per- haps done more than anyone else to make Austin College a truly friendly place. The words on the door of his office state his atti- tude as simply and as directly as possible- Pre.ricie11l, Walk IW' He is always ready and willing to discuss with us our problems and our plans. WV 2 UMM, No matter what you try to do on the campus, you will eventually have to seek out Mr. Clarke, who is never where you look for him. just take a deep breath and fol- low the cigar smell, you cannot miss. The lot of a business manager is not an easy one, but Mr. Clarke handles very ably the job of explaining away the ever-rising cost of education. Dean Moorman is the guiding hand behind each students college career. Students never Cease to Wonder at his apparent omniscience. X 0 45 i as a 1. w 4' K we E Q 5, Saw - ii M , ,fwgffg H-Q 'M-eq, wwf gh.,-3 wif 11 '1-if? DQROTHY ABERNATHY, M. R. j. W. ALEXANDER ROBERT WAYNE BEDFORD, M.S. MONA RUTH BELL, B. Bible :mil Beoiiomicf Bilnm' Fine Aff! A.f.rimmt Regiflmr Wi , 'Tue C. S. BQYLES, JR. J. B. BOYNTON, PH. D. IXCOTQROE DAVID BRYANT, PH. D, YCRREST BRYANT, M jozlrmzlimz mwl Publicity Eeliicizlion anal Pfychology Biology Biology 2 .lf Ae--A Izvz 5 ESE: fi M. J. BUCHANAN, B. A. RGBERT BULLOCK, TH, D. EVELYNE KRIEG, B. S. j. C. CQRNETTE, TR, PH. C oizcb Bible and Greek Piano Moileriz Lmzgimge lf .4 A i :VV just in Ww- MRS. ROSILIN Cox MRS. RALPH DAY, B. S. MRS. PAULINE DENNIS, M. A. Secretary Pbyfical Education Spanifb . fa, ? I , Q! ' ,H fi ' ' , ' ' 1 ag f sf 4 ,X L QW 3' ,M pa.. A S Wi' if W S ' A .P .. f Aff V E ..,.,.. 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EGBERT LUBBERS, PH. D. WILLIAM MAHAFFEY, M Bible Librmiafz Economicf Cb677Zi.ff7'j' IFJ, 1 Q.. Aw' mf ,, 'mm-W W GLENN MAXWELL, B. D. SARA MQELHANNON, B. F. A. ALVAN R. MKIFADYEN, M. A. CEc11L L. MQLAUGHLIN, D Pbilofopby Ar! Englixb Bz4.fme.f,f Aflminiftwzlio fm 2555. nv ' .:'EfE51:r: .. , I 'W ......, , W , V ., , . RW Q T E- -isaiaiaiafaseizfwi' s ,, . ,Y , EQ-. 'fi 'R :a:':2.' , .Y 3 WEE 4 R xt vw I ,E K 2 Iv If ? 'Tia . , - ' ' 'Af . 2 ' T 2:.:,, ' 1 7 Em - ff M-'M 'ff' , '::' ' :,.. f Es Sf . M . 5 .3 .8 u 4 A EEEEEE I 4 A f .. ig f . A ' - .--' 'A A ' IARGARET MILLER, M. A.. MRS. MAURICE MILLER, B. A. L. B. PETT 1, M. A. WILLIAM C. PIERCE Englifh Aff! ' A.I.Ii.rtam Bzfrmr Hear! Coach .,,. w,W,wW.mw . ...N , Qi? Q RR .. L Q Z N , W 5 gy? 0 R ,AIN A, w gh . . M To IfRE3ToxI, M. S. MRS. MAME RAMSEY SARAH RICHARDSON, B. S. ROLLIN M. ROLFE, M. S. Organ and Theory Hoxleu Secretary Matbematicx and Dmmazicf PI Km by 2 . 'IA:- T.. LSE . R. i PERRIN SMITH, B. A. XVALTER STEFFEY, PH. D, JAMES B. STOREY, B. D. ROBERT E. SWANSON, M. Mus. lQegf.:twz1' Phyficf Bible mid Direclor of Student Activitiej Band Director H. M. SYDNOR, M. A. PATRICK H. TOZIN, M. A. MRS. SALLIE VARBLE JOSEPHINE WATTS B A H ivory Englifb H often H ivory W6 1 A ..: ......V . . 73 we II Wi? 5 N 5' JULIE E. WHITE, B, A. MRS. H. H. WEIBUSCH IMA ESTELLE WILKERSON, R. N. Sociology H onfexf Remient N une J. C. HAGGARD ALEX TOCQUINY CEORGE TOCQUINY Engineer if 'mt .nfs SEPTEMBER 1-1--11 .....-- fl The hrst of the year rolled around But the Freshmen beat us here . . . Went up to the lake during orientation Witlu all their ducls and gear. And registration, what a mess! Wish we could take a nap, But from one line to another we go, Then .... the last lap. fat? 3: E Q A t . by Q L w 1 tk' 4 4 ft if In v sl! ii 5 'Sv we 'J 90- But Greek conflicts with . . . CAPita1 idea mfg ef' Lynn-Porter? Beene and Simpson on the move Rachel Maccheritfem Freshmen getting acquainted during Orientation week - 2 l Brg Boss smgs our-- the poor rhrngs For those who want to toor rhelr own horns l U . ,, . . College k1ds lnuld sand castles . . . bomg! ptting a closer look at the life guard Students pause for prayer i4i.iSlC BINLDIN Crimson and Gold Today we gladly sing the praise of our dear Alma Mater True sons and daughters may we live that she may know we love her, To her whose Wisdom, Power and Might have given light to men, Our dear and fairest mother- A-U-S-T-I-N. So, hail to Old Austin the Crimson and Gold Long may her colors fly. Fight all ye sons and ye daughters, too The Spirit must not die. So, Hail to Old Austin, the Crimson and Gold , What care we for the rest! We'll do or we'll die for Old Austin, The school that we love best. To you, Old School, we give our pledge of loyalty foreverg No thought, no deed or space or time our bonds to thee can sever. The light of truth which you did give was given not in vain, We'll love and serve you forever - A-U-S-T-I-N. tuclent Bod Q Q 5 vw Y x x ia X ,XQQ X f 5 Q Q K fs Q W w sf ' 53 , w e X f 2 A my Q ' 5 as ,3.- F .,:::. 5 :inf ' f ix wr W ' ': We A ag i Q2fw Z ?W?g iff S' 5 'gl Left to riglatx jerry McCann, John Reid, Martha Vandiver, Bill Holliman tudent Bod Hicers PRESIDENT . . , JERRY MCCANN VICE PRESIDENT . . . BILL HOLLIMAN SECRETARY . . . MARTHA VANDIVER TREASURER . . . JOHN REID Community Council 1 Left to right: Allen Guthrie, W. B. Carraway, Al Woolverton, Dr. Bullock, Bettye Birk, Mr. Storey, jerry McCann Martha Vandiver, john Reid, Bobbye Pyron, Newman Bradshaw, Mr. Rolfe r . fa-r The Community Council is the governing body of the Austin College Campus. It is composed of members elected to represent each chartered organization on the campus, and each class. The publication heads are also represented and three members are elected by the faculty. Its officers are the Student Bodv Officers. The duty of the council is to co-ordinate and plan student activities on the campus. The council has regular meet- ings twice a month. u,,,,,....f---'H' A ly W. ei H . is Left to right: Viola Cole, Bonnie Keathley, Mary Lou Cannon, Mary Ann Crews, Bobbye Pyron. Standing: Dorothy Abernathy. The Women's Judiciary Com- mittee is made up of women elected from each class, and one faculty advisor. All charges of misconduct are presented to this committee and all decisions are made by this committee. Judiciary Committees A student or faculty member may bring charges of misconduct against one of the men students through this committee, which is also composed of elected repre- sentatives from each class and a faculty advisor. Left to right: jimmy O'Leary, Eugene Stone, Jack Dale, Billy Bert Sherron, Mr. Rolfe Egmf if Left to right: Sammie Curlee, Bill Bassett, Bob Lang. Seated: Joanne Wilson PRESIDENT . . . BILL BASSETT VICE PRESIDENT . . SAMMIE CURLEE SECRETARY . . JOANNE WILSON TREASURER . . BOB LANG Harold Cecil Bettye Bill Bill Margaret C. K. Baxter BILL BASSETT Austin, .Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Aczivitieff Officer of the junior class, Junior class favorite, Ten- nis Team, Senior class president, Student Body Favorite, Who's Who WILLIAM T. ALEXANDER Denison, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics MARGARET AUDENE AGEE Sherman, Texas Major: Economics Minor: English HAROLD BELL CECIL E. BIGGERSTAFF Van Alstyne, Texas Tom Bean, Texas Major: Economics Major: Mathematics Minor: Education Minor: Physics BETTY BIRK Iowa Park, Texas Major: Art Minor: Eng ACli'lJili6.f.' Kangarettes, K Gamma Chi, President of Y C. A., Chromascope Editor,4 munity Council, Judiciary 4 mittee, Art Assistant, Who's j . if 2 4-ribs : ' 'Q ...E 5 M? i 4 J Left to right: Sammie Curlee, Bill Bassett, Bob Lang. Seated: Joanne Wilson PRESIDENT . . BILL BASSETT VICE PRESIDENT . . SAMMIE CIIRLEE SECRETARY . . JOANNE WILSON TREASURER . . BOB LANG Harold Cecil Bettye Bill Bill Margaret C. K. Baxter BILL BASSETT Austin, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Activitiefr Officer of the Junior class, junior class favorite, Ten- nis Team, Senior class president, Student Body Favorite, Whos Who WILLIAM T. ALEXANDER Denison, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics MARGARET AUDENE AGEE Sherman, Texas Major: Economics Minor: English my HAROLD BELL CECIL E. BIGGERSTAFF Van Alstyne, Texas Tom Bean, Texas Major: Economics Major: Mathematics Minor: Education Minor: Physics BETTY BIRK Iowa Park, Texas Major: Art Minor: Eng Activities Kangarettes, K Gamma Chi, President of X C. A., Chromascope Editor,4 munity Council, judiciary 1 mittee, Art Assistant, Whois K ,Q-'al jp . i Q :3 E', . Y' 1 lx fl Q 2 I K . S f ei ig px f' 8' y a n , J B. BLANKENSHIP JOHN E. BLEVINS NEWMAN BRADSHAW on, Texas Sherman, Texas Duncan, Oklahoma 'z Business Administration Major: Business Administration Major: Biology 5: Mathematics, Economics Minor: Economics Minor: Chemistry Activilier' Phi Sigma Alpha, Community Council, Y.M.C.A., Intramurals, A Capella Choir W. E. BURNS Denison, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics STEPHEN O. BRUNO Denison, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics NANCY BROWNE Sherman, Texas Major: Art Minor: Spanish f1cti1'ilier.' Senior Duchess, Alpha Delta Chi, Y. W. C. A., Com- munity Council Brownheld W. E. Brad Before Chapel John Nancy Sammie Betty John Coffin John Carter Lee M'Lou Gene JOHN COFFIN Itasca, Texas Major: Philosophy Minor: Greek Activities: Slimes, Pre-minister- ials, Y.M.C.A., Phi Sigma Alpha JOHN E. CARTER Sherman, Texas Major: Pre-medical Minor: Biology, German Aczivitier: Club International, Assistant Band Director, Chem- istry Club MARY LOU CANNON Texarkana, Texas Major: Biology, English Minor: Chemistry Arzivizier: A. T. S. Y. W. C. A. Chromascope Staff, Kangaroo Ed- itor, Community Council, Band, Office of Junior class, Student Body Duchess, Judiciary Com- mittee, United Nations Club, Who's Who SAMMIE J. CURLEE Itasca, Texas CORNELIUS W. CORCORAN Major: Physical Education Denison, Texas Minor: Education Major: Business Administration Activities: Phi Sigma Alpha, Minor: Education A Association BETTY DEAN Sherman, Texas Major: Education Minor: English Activitief: Alpha Delta 4 E A JGLAS DUKE 'man, Texas or: Business Administration Major: English .orz Economics Minor: Bible C. B. FRASER Houston, Texas HERMAN FELTZ Sherman, Texas Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Activitier: Band, Phi Alpha Sigma j. C. GALLIMORE Howe, Texas Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics GEORGE H. FRANKLIN Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics CLAYTON G. FORTHMAN Corpus Christi, Texas Major: Philosophy Minor: English Activitief: Pre-ministerials, Biol- ogy assistant Mr. Mac J. C. C. B. George Herman Clayton Eddie Josephine joe Betty june and Josephine Rob Ad Building JOE GILL Pottsboro, Texas Major: Economics Minor: Business Administration Activitiex: Drakes MARSHALL GEARHART Gunter, Texas Major: Physical Education Minor: Education Activitier: President of A As- sociation ROB R. GATTIS Van Alsryne, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics JOHNNY T. GoLDsToN Sherman, Texas Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry EDWIN GRAHAM Sherman, Texas Major: English Minor: Mathematics Ai 'ClbI nt' I cz wzzes. u nter a iona , French assistant, English assistant JOSEPHINE GREGG Dallas, Texas Major: Bible Minor: Philosophy ACZf1!ili6'J.' Whols Who, A ella Choir, Kappa Gamma Club International, Comn Council, judiciary Comn Y.W.C.A. 2 Kr... mm V Q Q ' ,:,' 1 2 . U '50 E' If Q, .,,, I ev J A , A i ,pf wg.. A s L 1 tx 1 s 5 sf ik vm ff ,Q . .E a Y W 1 s X , -i .E rvgswtfik QM LDRED GRIZZARD SHIRLEY GUTHRIE RANDOLPH L. HALL llas, Texas Kilgore, Texas Van Alstyne, Texas ljor: Spanish Major: Philosophy Major: Business Administration nor: English Minor: English Minor: Economics livitier: Club International, Acf1fivi1fie.r.' Y.M.C.A., A Capella Capella Choir, Y.XV.C. A. Choir LEAMAN HAZELTON Van Alstyne, Texas Major: English Minor: History DON HATFIELD Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics BEN HARDY Sherman, Texas Major: Physical Education Minor: Education Ben Hardy Kangaroos painted the town The following day . . . Shirley Don Mildred Randolph l.iz Bill Don Howard Dick Dan MARIE ELIZABETH HELSLEY Fort Worth, Texas Major: Psychology Minor: Religious Education DON HEFTON Sherman, Texas Major: History Minor: English CHARLES R. HECKMAN Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Aczivitier: President of Drakes :-: E EI in LPS , I ::: is :.,., .-:-:: : :, 'S S A :'t i t I ai :.: lv fxgilii :',Q1v ii: BILL HOLLIMAN Sherman, Texas Major: Physical Education HOWARD A. HESTAND, JR. Minor: Biology Sherman, Texas DAN HICKMAN Aclivilier: Football, Basketb: Major: Business Administration Gainesville, Texas Track, Intramurals, Phi Sigma. Minor: Economics Major: Physical Education pha, Community Council, Vi Aclirfilierx Phi Sigma Alpha Minor: Education President of Student Body A .T f ' 2.22 . .,.,: -:-' X :,. 'f 'V W I r ,,, 1 .F ...... 9 fa., is V J! A fy A, if if S 'rl NIS JAYNE HoRToN JACK HUGHES CARRYE HUMP1-rR1Es 'hite-wright, Texas Denison, Texas Sherman, Texas ajor: English Major: Business Administration Major: Psychology inor: Education, Art Minor: Economics Minor: Sociology Aczivizier: Football, A Associa- tion WAYNE JOHNS Kilgore, Texas Major: Philosophy Minor: English W1I.I.1AM DOAK JAMISON Cafksville, Texas Major: History Minor: Physical Education QUINN HUNTER Van Alstyne, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Willie XVayne Jack Quinn Janis Carrye NIILTON KRESSE, JR. C. E. LANDOLT BOB LANG Kerrville, Texas Major: Biology Minor: Chemisrty Acti4fitief.' A Capella Choi sigma Alpha Sherman, Texas Silsbee, Texas Major: Physical Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education Minor: Economics Acrivizier: Track, A Association, Anzfitfizieis Community Council, Football, Slimes Student Promotion Committee Kresse Pete Tim Bob Bob, again Jack B. O. 5 4 z , saw I ,,., ,..,, . , ,K i fp TIM FRED KELLY Sherman, Texas Major: English Minor: Mathematics, Spanish Activities' Club International, Kangaroo Staff JACK B. KEETH Sherman, Texas Major: Economics Minor: Spanish BRYAN KEATHLEY ' V Dallas, Texas ' Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Activities: Oflicer of junior class, Drakes, United Nations Club, x Naval Reserve Unit I '---a-Q . , .-Pa ya Q galwhm 1-.a , x'a.,,Nw A ls 'iv ut 5 ' f W Z' mg N wa -.t W X ' I fig 'W M wid: H Q ,Z M 'V f ::':ii t 572 2 ' Aw F j , fm 9 SK 153 Q l' sf Fiji 4 E 2 si? 4 5 'xi v M i F mf if l r l A l 1? S CIL LANG C. D. LAWHORN JAMES I. LOGAN llas, Texas Sherman, Texas Paris, Texas ijor: Philosophy Major: Business Administration Major: English nor: English Minor: Economics Minor: Bible DAN HOWARD MCCOWN Whitney, Texas Major: Bible Minor: Greek Activirien Y.M.C.A., Pre-minis terials, Community Council, Jud iciary Committee ELIZABETH JEAN MCCLURE Sherman, Texas Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry JERRY MCCANN Kirbyville, Missouri Major: Philosophy Minor: Greek Activitier' Student Body Presi- dent, Who's Who Jim Dan Cecil Jean Lawhorn Jerry Evelyn Katherine and Bob Harold Echo Harry Myers EVELYN MILLER Iowa Park, Texas Major: Spanish Minor: English, French Activilieff Y. W. C. A., Kappa Gamma Chi, Club International, Kangarettes LEWIS R. MARVIN Denison, Texas Major: History Minor: Education ECHO GRIFFIN MARTIN Sherman, Texas Major: History Minor: Education Activilief: Club International, International Relations Club HAROLD C. MILLER Denison, Texas Major: Economics Minor: Spanish BOB MILNER Altus, Oklahoma Major: Philosophy Minor: English Aclivilief: President of S. C. A. A Capella Choir, Preministerials KATHERINE ANN MOORE Arlington, Virginia Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Aczi1xi1fie.v.' Student Body Fav A.T.S., Club International, U1 Nations Club Es A. MITCHELL faukee, Wisconsin mr: Philosophy Jr: English vizief: judiciary Committee, ninisterials, Kangaroo Staff, murals, Y. M. C. A., Who's P BETTY JUNE MOATES Fort Worth, Texas Major: English Minor: French Activities Typing assistant JOE MULKEY Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics LEONARD NELSON Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics HUGH ROBERT NEILL Van Alstyne, Texas Major: Chemistry Minor: Education HARRY MYERS Sherman, Texas Major: Chemistry Minot: Mathematics jim Leonard Betty june ' Hugh jim, again Joe Gene Johnny Claude Dick Maebelle Hypo GENE PHIPPS Cameron, Texas Major: Physical Education Minor: Education Activitierf Phi Sigma Alpha, President of Sophomore class CLAUDE C. PERRY, JR. Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics MAEBELLE PETTY Itasca, Texas Major: English Minor: Education Activitier: Kappa Gamma Chi, Y. W. C. A., A Capella Choir HARRIS POLLARD Rockport, Texas Major: Physical Education Minor: Education Aclivitier: President Freshman class, President of Slime Association, Fresh- man Favorite, Y.M.C.A., Community Council, Phi Sigma Alpha, Judiciary Committee, President of Junior class, Cheer-leader, A Association, Tennis, Senior Favorite, Who's Who JOHN REID, JR. Sherman, Texas Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Activitier: Phi Sigma Alpha, Student Body Treasurer, Band Student Promotion Committee, Cheer-leader RICHARD RINGGOLD West Columbia, Texas Major: Business Adminis Minor: Education Activities: Phi Sigma Football maria I aaa .HW ... zii ...V V... g . ........- I ..-: . : :: ...I - it .-.,... ...V, A . ...,, RD C. RODGERS an, Texas : Biology : Chemistry fierf Phi Sigma J. E. RUSSELL JACK RUSSOM Stephenville, Texas Sherman, Texas Major: Physics Major: Business Administration Minor: Mathematics Minor: Economics Alpha Activities Phi Sigma Alpha MARGARET ANNE SILHA Sherman, Texas Major: English, Spanish Actitfitien Kangaroo Staff, Club International, Band, United Na- tions Club, Chromascope Staff T. C. SCHEURER Sherman, Texas Major: Economics Minor: Business Administration Activities: President of Drakes, Community Council BILLY BERT SHERRON Sherman, Texas Major: Economics Minor: English Actitfitierf President of Slime Association, judiciary Committee Jack Peggy Bert Howard jack, again Lloyd Jack James Joanne and Sammie Allan Lloyd, again LLOYD E. SPENCER Sherman, Texas Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry JAMES SPECK Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Aclirfitierx Drakes ALLAN G. SMITH, JR. Houston, Texas Major: Art Minor: English Activitierx Kangaroo Staff, Chro- mascope Staff, Y. M. C. A., Club International, Phi Sigma Alpha, Intramurals MRs. CLYDE STEPHENS MRS. SUNSHINE STEPHENS Sherman, Texas Sherman, Texas Major: Education Major: Education Minor: English Minor: History JACK SUMNER Itasca, Texas Major: Business Admini Minor: Economics Activitiey: Phi Sigma Y. M. C. A. FIN G. TAYLOR JOHN B. TAYLOR EMILY K. T HURMAN nan, Texas Denison, Texas Denison, Texas ir: Chemistry Major: Business Administration Major: Education yr: Mathematics, Physics Minor: Economics Minor: English filiei: Alpha Chi l l l CHARLES E. VINCENT Sherman, Texas Major: Art Minor: History S. M. VAUGHN Sherman, Texas Major: Economics Minor: Business Administration Activities: Drakes, United Na- tions Club STANLEY RAYMOND TROPP Denison, Texas Major: Psychology Minor: Education Ad Building Charles Si Austin john Velton Joe Paul Brooks The boys Stanley Chester Rodgers CHARLES WIDEMAN Denison, Texas Major: Psychology Minor: Chemistry ROBERT RUSSELL WATKINS, JR. Sherman, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics STANLEY B. WARD Dayton, Ohio Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics, English J. B. WILLIAMS VELTON CURTIS WILLIAMS FREDIA LEE WILSON , I Sherman, Texas Sherman, Texas Sherman, Texas 1 Major: Business Administration Major: Business Administration Major: Business Adminisd Minor: English Minor: Economics Minor: Education j 4 I ,, 1 sf ' E 'R I 5 il l 5 .ffiy , XX All f :..,. w.-.. :,:, .5 3.1. gif... . M ,Eff .V fa v ' M M' ls sa 5' NNE WILSON las, Texas or: Philosophy lor: Music vilier: President of A. T. S., 1a Delta Chi, Freshman Duchess, or Duchess, Othcer Senior class. or class Favorite, A Capella ir, Y. W. C. A.. Club Internat- l, Who's Who, Coronation Queen ROBERT M. WILSON, JR. Pottsboro, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics MRS. HAZLE WOODWARD Denison, Texas Major: Education Minor: English GRACE BAKER GREEN Sherman, Texas Major: Education Minor: English Acti11iZie.r.' Kappa Gamma Chi, A Capella Choir, Y. W. C. A., Princess of Junior class MARTHA VANDIYVER Mart, Texas Major: Economics Minor: Business Administration Activitie.f.' Princess of Senior class, Student Body Secretary, Kappa Gamma Chi ROGER Q. WYNN Palestine, Texas Major: Physical Education Minor: Education Y Grace Martha Joanne Roger M ....4 UDPVU L'1iI+-IIIZDI Johnny Mackey Charles Owens CHATTING IN THE HALL BETWEEN CLASSES Left to fight: Bryan Keathley, Marjorie Crowe, Jim Wilson .PRESIDENT . . . . JIM WILSON VICE PRESIDENT . . BRYAN KEATHLEY SECRETARY . . MARJORIE CROWE ::., :I I ii T W ,, ..,, ,gig 2 M-www l . -A-' ':: ,V ' A'A I :zz Vi-2 55 ':::, 2 ',,1:1' 1.26222 -1 W I Vvlzi' i., 7 :gli S sf at '..- EE' -1:2: s a,: . U 5 fipl Fsisvff , A Y? -:': 5 , . iw H' it John Barton Paris, Texas james Beasley Denison, Texas Patsy Bilger Sherman, Texas Betty Binion Dallas, Texas W. B. Carraway Sherman, Texas Viola Cole McKinr1ey, Texas Robert Davis Denison, Texas Aileen Dowd Lawton, Oklahoma DQS BOB BOYD'S BIG BOOK BUSINESS H-mmmmmmm STACKED james Blackmon Sherman, Texas Harold Bond Sherman, Texas Beth Davis Dallas, Texas Bill Gould Beaumont, Texas OH, HOW WE DANCED 11:59 AT PARKVIEW salma ! :Q. ' V :..-3. .:1:s:2:5z: .:2a25:' .- -'-----'-----' ffm. i George Green Sherman, Texas Jewell Gregg Dallas, Texas Allan Guthrie Kilgore, Texas Yvonne Guion Dallas, Texas Clyde Hale Anna, Texas Ralph Hedrick Sherman, Texas Berry Henderson Sherman, Texas Margie Hesrand Sherman, Texas Rose Marie Holman El Paso, Texas Francis Holt Dallas, Texas joseph Holverson Dallas, Texas Sarah Lou Hunt Port Arthur, Texas Kenneth jones Henderson, Tex Otto Langford Sherman, Texas Kathryn Mack Sherman, Texas jean Marple Sherman, Texas Ralph McCord Sugarland, Texas Mary H Houma, Louisiana Helen Moody Bellaire, Texas Bobbye Taft, I'M WISHI i 4 x l HS Mary Logan Sherman, Texas Don Martin Ector, Texas elen McCurdy Tommie Miller Sherman, Texas Pyron Texas Miles Allen Ray Robstown, Texas NG KANGAROOS HCP 1 E W ff' 2 S 1 5 5 f 5 9 l OU and JOHN INTERESTING . . . YES! POKIE I-00145 INTERESTED, T00 1 S Lloyd Riddle Harlingen, Texas George Sappenfleld Denison, Texas Al Shields Victoria, Texas Morris Spears Sherman, Texas Raymond Stephens Sherman, Texas james Sylestine Livingston, Texas Helen Thorington Taft, Texas Lodeal Lowell Vance Sherman, Texas Barbara Vann Marlin, Texas Nelda Williams Itasca, Texas Beaumont Texas jack E. Wfilliams Houston, Texas ww 5 .rvr i Lou Alice West ' ? W3Q3x, f '--,.. A .-522555 -: lv V V Q 2 4 WATCHING GIRL'S FIELD HOCKEY GAME Blowing Down Boardwalk WASH 'EM CLEAN, FRESHMEN Margaret Williams Austin, Texas jim Wilson Sherman, Texas Linus Wright Denison, Texas Melvin E. Wyatt Sherman, Texas Cecilia Yeargan Iowa Park, Texas Melvia Young Itasca, Texas ww BEFORE CHAPEL KAY and GENE AND THERE THEY GO . . . Left to right: Bill Krieg, Elaine Dupuy, David Wells, Bob Thompson PRESIDENT , . BILL KRIEG VICE PRESIDENT . . Boa THOMPSON SECRETARY . , ELAINE DUPIIY TREASURER . 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SOPHOMORE FLOAT Rosemary Beachy Dallas, Texas Frances Beckham Rochester, Texas Barbara Biggerstafl Sherman, Texas il Harriet Blaney Minneapolis, Minnesota Marilyn Bratcher Dallas, Texas Mary E. Bush Dallas, Texas Charles W. Browning Munday, Texas Alice Campbell Yorktown, Texas Mary Cecil Cardwell Lockhart, Texas Dale F. Carson Arcata, California Betty Clarke Forthman Sherman, Texas Mary Ann Crews Pittsburg, Texas lm IN THE MAKING OUT FUR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON-RIDE? V ,, AAL' ' if v ..,. ::, ::. .,v:... E:5::- :FS aw C: ..,. 5 .E.E:E:5:5a5:5 :--' f ::fiie::::a::.,, jg Ev il ....-. , ta, ., 3-5.5. ,.-: as -..:? if ....- 5 W My 9' 'if is f Q ,.,.,. Guinn Crawford Pecan Gap, Texas H. A. Compton, Jr. Sherman, Texas Charles Cox Houston, Texas Mary Lois Dalton Sherman, Texas Roger Daniel Denison, Texas Jack Dale Dallas, Texas Tom J. Dilworth Dallas, Texas Billie Dobson Clarksville, Texas Bettie Dobson Clarksville, Texas Helen Dunn Sherman, Texas Elaine Dupuy Texas City, Texas Jimmie Edwards Midland, Texas June English Beaumont, Phyllis Erickson Chicago, Illinois jimmy Farquhar Hillsboro, Texas Charlene French Taft, Texas Kathleen Franklin Sherman, Texas Y Doyle Gleaves Van Alstyne, Texas Edward Hall Gunter, Texas i Paul Hanna 'v-fm 3 Why... WAS THAT TEST HARD? BOBBYE PLUS COLGATE EQUALS GOODE C Texas Betty Farley Wichita Falls, Texas S James Fickling Sherman, Texas Charles Goode Dallas, Texas i 5 an Q Falfurrias, Texas Rama jo Haralson Sherman, Texas ...BL S-hhhhhhhhhh CAUGHT-GOING T0 CLASS? Thomas Horne Sherman, Texas Philip Johnson Sherman, Texas Jean Kershaw Bay City, Texas Mary Nell Harrison San Antonio, Texas R. C. Harmon Sherman, Texas Barney Hightower Midland, Texas Frank Hudson Duncan, Oklahoma jack Hunnicurr Channing, Texas Robert jones Alice, Texas Margie Jones Alice, Texas William Bi Krieg Shreveport, Louisiana Emery C. Lehncrr Denison, Texas 5 Rn: WORKIN' OUT THE EP SAYS, UBRRAAKKW Oliver Littlejohn Irene, Texas Wilburn Loessin La Grange, Texas X .4 Troy C. Martin Sherman, Texas Antonio Martinez Habana, Cuba Isabel Martinez Habana, Cuba Marion Massengill Fort Worth, Texas John R. McClure W Porterville, California , Glenna Morrow Pettis, Texas Gwyn Morton Sherman, Texas Kate Moore Lubbock, Texas Nann Neal Austin, Texas William A. Nobles :Q Dallas, Texas ,Q 2 i ! as .www aa HOW TIME FLIES! RUSSIN' BERLIN OH IJOSSUM WITH THE GREATEST ' OF EASE Russell Oclen Denison, Texas Ann Page Sherman, Texas James H. Parker McKinney, Texas ,lack Parmelly Sherman, Texas Marion Pollard Waskom, Texas ,lemmie Reid Itasca, Texas W. R. Robbins Bells, Texas John C. Robertson Houston, Texas Joe Robardey Sherman, Texas Lydia Rodriguez San Benito, Texas E. D. Sallee Sherman, Texas Charles Scott Mt. Pleasant, Texas Chisholm Shirley Duncan, Oklahoma Neilson Smith Alvin, Texas J Eugene Stone Terrell, Texas ohn J. Sloan Whitewright, Texas Peggy Swaiford Bowie, Texas D. B. Tate, jr. Tioga, Texas Clem Sylestine Livingston, Texas Lyndon Taylor Van Alstyne, Texas Robert Thompson J. E. Tolson Dallas, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas Lois Umphries Gun ter, Texas Patsy Wainwright Livingston, Texas IT'S A RINGER! THERE'S THAT MAN AGAIN .K 3 Z .asus Y .. swwwfxs t , ,....... 3 is fa sf ,ff ART CLASS FIELD TRIP PRESIDENTS AT AUSTIN COLLEGE Doris Wagley Itasca, Texas Mary Walker Grand Falls, Texas Gordon Dysart Dallas, Texas Clarence Warren Olney, Texas David Wells H ouston, Texas Gus Lewis Shreveport, Louisiana ADY FOR PARADE WILD WEST RETURNS VUAITING FOR THAT TOUCHDOWN Left to fight: David Crawford, Doris Dell Lnuclolt, Elizabeth Lang, Billy Wilson PRESIDENT . . . DAVID CRAWFORD VICE PRESIDENT . . . BILLY WILSON SECRETARY . . . ELIZABETH LANG TREASURER . . DORIS DELL LANDOLT 3 W L 3 t r :', .., :. ' f V 3 L Y' ,:,V: zzi ,..:A :::': -L , .,.,,, af 5 - '-f- -w vv-:-l ,:,., E 12 1 ggz- zl- 3 ,.,., V:.:: lznu nazub qnln C 1 ' lvlzz ,Q 1 51 a OREVER BLOWING BUBBLE . . GUM I'M Lawrence Adams Austin, Texas John Alexander Corpus Christi, Texas Don Austin C. Andrews Sherman, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Delores Barnett Sherman, Texas Eddie Lou Bilger Sherman, Texas Bobbie Bilger Sherman, Texas Bobby Birk Iowa Park, Texas Patricia Bullock Lockhart, Texas Don Buchanan Dallas, Texas Louise Bobo Sherman, Texas Joyce Beene Big Spring, Texas Mary Carlene Biggers Sherman, Texas NaDell Cain Sherman, Texas Carolyn Carsner Victoria, Texas Raleigh Cannon Luling, Texas Betty Curtis Dallas, Texas Diane Deison Conroe, Texas Paden Dawson Angleton, Texas Pat Duckworth Oklahoma City, Okla. WILSON DAYDREAMING DEAL ME IN Orvie Lee Cantrell Sherman, Texas Bernard Cohen Dallas, Texas Clint Dillehay Plano, Texas E wr XX7arren Foster Hillsboro, Texas K Q LET'S SIT THIS ONE OUT DUZ AND KANGARETTES DO EVERYTHING Y E .EE .,I1E Q gg! Q A V in 1 E M I , E If I fwxig 5 . Roger Fullingron Greenville, Texas Elizabeth Garland Sherman, Texas Bobby Gragg Fred Gordon Dickens, Texas San Antonio, Texas Berry Grubbs Dallas, Texas Ben Harmon Sherman, Texas Marion Hardy Lancaster, Texas Sara Ann Horne Sherman, Texas Vernon Harrison Giddings, Texas Peggy Hansen Palmer, Alaska Willis Hill Anna, Texas Monerre Hodges Sherman, Texas Dorothy Hooker Houston, Texas Sara Halliday SHINE 'EM IT AIN ,T FOUR YET CI-IATTIN G Sherman, Texas A Bobby Hunter Mary Lou Hudson Henderson, Texas Jeanne Helsley Tulsa, Oklahoma Bill Jacobs Bobby jimison Itasca, Texas john jones Grand Prairie, Texas Robert johnson Ruth Keller Sherman, Texas Bonnie Keathley Dallas, Texas W Eula Mae Knox Denison, Texas Denison, Texas l Cameron, Texas Denison, Texas COGITATING ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE DORIS SWINGS Saw RRRR l Don Krersinger Denison, Texas Elizabeth Lang Dallas, Texas Birry Lirde Sherman, Texas Dorothy LeFeaux Dallas, Texas W. B. Leeman, jr. Taft, Texas Rosendo M. Lerma Taft, Texas Rebekah Lloyd Big Spring, Texas Bobby Lynn Midland, Texas Dick Lovelace Fort Worth, Texas Doris Landolt Sherman, Texas joe Mac Lemons Royse City, Texas Peggy McKee Denison, Texas S- fx S 3 as QB 0 s WELL, HERE WE ARE WE DON'T HAVE COLD FEET THREE BIRDS ON A RAIL james McLean Kilgore, Texas Rachel McCharen Magargle, Texas Fred MCMurry Midland, Texas Bobby Mason Greenville, Texas Katherine Massingill Houston, Texas Adelle Meador Dallas, Texas Haskell Monroe Orange, Texas Helen M. Vandiver Big Spring, Texas Bobby Moffaf - rr: Marshall, Texas . x H ..:, ,, N f , ' ' ' ' ::-- f Xii, A f Dudley Olds Sherman, Texas Jimmie OlLeary San Antonio, Texas 1 Kenneth O'Neal Sherman, Texas '2W,,,,,,,,aff 3 , 2' ai , , s E a l 'M EGG ???? SHAMPOO MOMENTS WE'LL NEVER ,ii y FORGET Chester Patton Prague, Oklahoma Lynn Porter 2 Big Spring, Texas Caroline Purcell Maydel Ramsay Itasca, Texas Houston, Texas Milton Roberts Sherman, Texas Nancy Rountree Gwynell Roper Anna, Texas Elysian Fields, Texas Dick Schmidt Lubbock, Texas Clif-'ford Schnitker Everett Sieberg Dallas, Texas Denison, Texas Dorothy Simpson Houston, Texas Bill Spann Frisco, Texas Barbara Stevens Dallas, Texas HIKE Louise Sullivan Corsicana, Texas Edna Stephens Hilda Thomas San Antonio, Texas Sherman, Texas Waurine Turnbow Kilgore, Texas Johnnie Vavrecka Wfilliam Walker Grand Falls, Texas Rose Marie Sugarland, Texas Wall Monroe, Louisiana LaTreece West Wayne West McAllen, Texas Sherman, Texas john R. Williams Sherman, Texas Shirley Williams Terrell, Texas ' E-Iwi? z agar HIKE DITTO Horace Wilscbn Houston, Texas Hugh Gilstrap Taylor, Texas Fender Wade Portales, New Mexico ,Q Bill Yoast Sherman, Texas LOAFIN, THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN SMILE HELEN PAT POSES REMBRANDTS 7 7 l -frm ,, ocroozrl Y ff ,, J NX x ,yo 1 A s i a T l x J y fl i f li fll The Kappas began with the lirst formal dance The Phi Sigs followed with one, They were both all-school, And really started the fun. By now school is well under-way, The Westminster Fellowship had a hayride, There was a Halloween Carnival in the gym, And October turned with the tide. K 5 ,.,.. 'W 0 ww, v L I S . :::: I ' ' A Q 2 sss 4. Tw I f 2 5 Q? 'fi 5'-W sg, gf Q W - 'E SHINE 'EM FRESHMAN M0311 AUSTIN YOU TELL 'EM, CHIEF PM ONLY 3 95 YEARS OLD THERE SHE GOES LATEST IN HAIRDOS - mailman Q' W x ' ' 1 'X '- .S l 119 V I fy k-X 'JK I ' f fr . :A A x f - J , N I 5 f Q X' A f M fl I X XX I! N r- , - X -Q, 2- f f F E :, .., 33123 E t Xxx' CAMP ---... Lf f Af 'N if , FN V . l v ,... W - I h-4 '-I I-1 tri Nz. i', W 1- V' -Vx ' J x x 1.:.,. 'Af lay- 4 , ff , ',. -' 9 , 1 - .i 1. flfrf- 1 -klf .. 1, s ,L , H'-. . - 'ix ju.: 'vl JL.D6 ,g,, N QL 'Mg MMM M-Afi22 Nf'x x rf x X, ii R rw fa? f .Zi-XM fp - . Ao- if-' af N 2 1-.24 fg ,Q 2 rl Us. x S5 ij x 1 WNY. X ! ,f ff-ji f' --2 : i.l I ff. zlhffmkf in I .ID Lu I 4 L-fQ PERSO wmfgxam , Bill Bassett S T U D E N T i T F e A V 0 R T E Katherine Ann Moore S Hypd Pollard f n n K M N n P A V 0 R I T E S Joanne Wilson - 'S1a1:s, McC0rd I 1 , J U N I 0 R 6- 1 5 ? Margaret Williams Bill Farrow ' 5 1 S 0 P H J 0 M 0 R L K x 5 l ! e E E ? I 5 4 , Ph Hild 5552 2 Eff 3 Ig I 3 I 1. I IQ' 5, I. E 1 gl gw Sf ii, 3, ,, I , ' I iii Z 'Lag muff, UTOSEPHINE GREGG, JERRY MCCANN, MARY LOU CANNON 5 ? 1 QW' 11' 55 I 51 'I QR gn I sei 1 E 3,36 5gE2i'2?x'i-Y X ' Q Qwg warm RI 3 I gif: I hO's 110 JIM MITCHELL, HYPOH POLLARD -31 BILL HOLLIMAN, BILL BASSETT BETTYE BIRK, JOANNE WILSON QUEEN GF THE MAY Joanne Wilson HER AJESTYS CO RT tudent Bod xr Prifzceu june of the Home of Englifh Facult Senior Princeff Marzlm of the H owe of Vamiiver Dzzcheu Kale of the Home of Moore Princem Ezfelyne of the Home of Krieg .X P! . NN ,rd- ' Y -.xy-Q -Mig' Princefs N fancy of the Home of Browne Jumer Princeff Margaret of the H oafe of Williamf ophomore Prirzeeff Dianne 0 f flue Home of Deison Dacbeff jane of the Home of Crofby Princeff Mary Ann of the H owe of Crewf Freshmen Rx X X 4. Dacheyy C eeelia of the Home of Yeargan Dacbeff Margie of the Home of fone! I E BE , f? I ll wi 'k ' I I In November, You'1l remember, We had Homecoming Day. In weather murky, We are our turkey, Festivities held full sway. The Drakes threw, with pomp The Shipwreck Stomp, To keep November gay. 3 5 FQ Y.. A F5 f f X, M ::... , 5' . ' Q X, A . N em fwvU ' V , HOMECOMINC3 ILVIZ BAND ON PARADE SECOND HIZLPINCIS XVARPATH SUPPER BREXWING? THE CROWN DYSARTS XWAGON PRIVILEGED CHAR ACTER 5 ff --x Q 5 z 4 fl 5 ww ' x I av Q -Z' f if i' W 3' THATVS THE SPIRIT PREACHER THOMPSONAS CAR QUEEN'S FLOAT MORE PARADE DECORATION DAY THE YODLER THE CROWNING RETREAT CAREFUL NOW SHERMAN HI BAND PROMENADE ALL GOTTA BE A FOOTBA LL HERO W1 ,.,. .EL A ........, L . ,,,AQ,,3,. ig mwvfzf 7 M wif, A ff ' ,lim ' , xv, ' M -,Awww 0 N my 45 W ,WWQ w 5, W J X, W fwwg. A lgM, ,g 993, I ' f we ,.,. : -. + , ,, W .. M ,,,. :V ..::f: :':':':., ,,,, , -'--:::::':::::::': : ::: ' 'Z A is 11' ': : Eea 2 X H I i . 1 DBS OF FUN BIG SEA YARN BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JROTHY AND JOHN SI AND YVONNE COMPARE sH1P's OFFICERS RPRISE, BRAD CIUARETTES IS THIS GUY BOTHERINO THE MAIN STTRUOOLE YOU? GAB SESSION CEMBEQ I I MJ '?1-1..,vf'A The hustle and bustle of Christmas again, The Alpha Delta dance brought much cheer The International Club party, Thank goodness it's just once a year. Getting ready for the holidays, A chore for all. But adding to the festivities Was the Drakes' Ball. f T V T l 'fr 'ma Ak A W 'Sis sf'-f 'W 21 ff. -, V ww, M Aw B. ,, MQ , Q9 ix! ,wh A-is 1 w x? ..--.: ' -, ' A EA A ' 'E A:'f 1 Z '-'1 : f '.:. :.:.1,, :: INFIDELS-'52 CLASS BREAK BOARD MEETING , Y SPOTLESS? OLE POKEY HEAVY DATE Wading NEW STATUES GORDON CROONS HUGH MOVING DAY MERRY CHRISTMAS 'POUCH-BALI, WPIOSE FEET? I S f W.. if I f The new year started W Q 'ri L, i in 1 f On the third of Jan. AN Q Y j George Hurst received a chapel degree m And then the freakish weather began. ?4gixmmH 2 A H X g E We had all kinds, qmwlnii - Ice, snow, rain, and sleet. i We were without ig - Lights, phone, and heat. Q-A-,, 4 M ,, ,,,,,.: . K L sf xi 4 1 Ni A ,www VIIDNIGHT SNACK LOOK AT THE BIRDIE AD BUILDING LOOK CLOSE FROZEN TREE TROUBLED? LINCOLN DIDNT HAVE A THING ON US CAREFUL YOU'LL SLIP BUS STOP ED SNAPS ONE GOIN' PLACES IPANA KIDS PHIL AND HICKEY GOBS OF FUN EUGITIVE FROM DICK TRACY-NO FACE BIG NVHEELS ', fl r i'WQ!'2Q,l N . A W K 5 2 3 gg rw ,F f ' ' A, f' ' W , ' fag' , fl l . up I AM A PLEDGE ORGA IZ ATIO 5 Q 5 2 w 2 Q 3 E 3 1 1 5 3 x E I 1- if. ...gf Left to right: Bill Krieg, Bettye Birk, Shirley Guthrie, Marian Massengill, Charles Goode, Josephine Gregg, STUD jack Sumner, Bob Milner PRESIDENT ..... Bob Milner Faith and Heritage . . . Marian Massengill VICE PRESIDENT . . . jack Sumner Social Responsibility .... Shirley Guthrie SECRETARY . . . Josephine Gregg World Relatedness ...... Bettye Birk TREASURER . . . Charles Goode Personal and Campus Affairs . . Margie jones ENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATICN The Student Christian Association is establi hed for the purpose of co-ordinating all Religious activities on the campus and for the student body. It is set up to perform the functions formerly performed by the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A., the Pre-ministerial and A. T. S. groups on the campus. The S. C. A. has, this year, planned ani executed the chapel programs, it has offered opportunity for students to engage in summer wvrk on a national and international scale, and as a result has acquainted the student body with aff iirs of students throughout the world. The prin- cipal emphasis of the S. C. A. this year has been World-Relatedness. FRESHMAN ORIENTATION AT LAKE TEXOMA W nu aw nnmnnnfxaq ,- . , .. . ...... r.,,,.... .., . W , CASTLES IN THE SAND THE EP AND DR. BULLOCK HAVE A TOOTHPICK? BELL BOY BATHING BEAUTY DUCKS INTERESTING? SSING PARADE SUNFLOXVERS MORE DUCKS HERE WE COME! f Qin-4... Q. Y ' W ,V Q ,V . Y fb rig is ii Sz PRE-MINISTERIALS JOURN EY TO WSSF RADIO PROGRAM AU5T1N SEMINARY MR. STOREY KAL WSSF POSTERS OUR PRESIDENT BOB AND SHIRI EY TALK BUZZY THE ARTIST JERRY MQCAN. ABOUT SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES SHIRLEY AND BOB end 835, if A Left zo right: Eddie Tolson, Beth Davis, Kate Moore, Charleen French, Marjorie Crowe Smmii1fzg.' Joe Holverson, Si Vaughn, David Crawford PRESIDENT .... Eddie Tolson VICE PRESIDENT . . David Crawford I I C LI U B SECRETARY . . . Charleen French TREASURER . . . joe Holverson The United Nations Club was organized to keep the campus in touch with the major issues and problems ofthe world. Its purpose is to make the student body world conscious and to inspire them to take an active interest in the organization and peace of the world tomorrow. The charter of the U. N. Club was adopted by the Community Council in November. Inf roufx Barbara Vann, Rose Marie Wfall, Peggy Hansen 2111! row: Rosemary Beachy, Margie jones, Maebelle Petty, Elizabeth Lang, Mary Lou Hudson, Hilda Thomas 3111i row: Charleen French, Doris Dell Landolt, Helen Thorington, Marian Massengill, joanne Wilstmn, Mildred Grizzard, Josephine Gregg 416 row: Bonnie Keathley, Marion Pollard, Audrae Nunley, Watlrine Turnbow, jane Crosby, Marion Hardy, Yvonne Guion, Nancy Roundtree, Cecelia Yeargan 5158 row: Cecil Lang, C. B. Fraser, Shirley Guthrie, Herff Applewhite, Don Austin, Paul Hanna, Hugh Gilstrap Jimmie Howze, Pat O'Neal 6th row: Dick Lovelace, John Alexander, Bill Gould, Bob Milner, john Hinkle, Louis Loveless, Charles Owens, Ed Langham, john C. Robertson CAPELLA CHOIR The Austin College Choir is one of the most active organizations of the school. It is composed of forty-two members, each chosen on a strictly competitive basis, under the direction of Robert W. Bedford. The primary purposes of the choir are to give students an opportunity for musical training and to provide inspirational music for the student body of Austin College and the churches of the Synod of Texas. Band Director . . Robert Swanson Band Memberr' Jimmie Howze, Haskell Monroe, Emery Lehnert, Rosendo Lerma, Robert Johnson, Mary Walker, James Fickling, Ed Langham, Peggy Silha, john Carter, Billy Walker, Pat O'Neal, Herman Feltz, Bill Gould, Tommy Miller, Earlene Bridges, Mary Lou Cannon, Donald Kretsinger, Charlie Cox, Tommy Cordell, Paden Dawson, Milton Roberts, Paul Hanna, George McManus, john Reid, Mary Cecil Cardwell, Mary Lou Hudson, Pat Wainwright, Peggy Swafford, Virginia Carter, Nelda Williams, Doris Wagley. PG Left to right: June English, Josephine Gregg, Bobbye Pyron, jemmie Reid, Evelyn Miller Membem are: Billie Dobson, Bettie Dobson, Mary Ann Crews 5.Ii22I1i,ERi:IDgN,i ' ' ' B?5I?EieP1l2gIZ1 june English, Beth Davis, Josephine Gregg, Evelyn Miller, Bettye SECRETARY . . Jkjsephine Gregg Birk, Bobbye Pyron, Margie jones, Maebelle Petty, 'Elizabeth Lang TREASURER Evelyn Miner Doris Dell Landolt, Grace Green, Martha Vandrver, Lou Alice ' ' ' ' West, Melvia Jo Young, Helen Moody, Jemmie Reid. INITIATION OF FIRST SEMESTER PLEDGES :W inf ' , dv .wa '...f GEWWJ. W' , .Ii23'B??L7'7' ' 'nl fI'?fi N zv,m15Mjk 1' Y f The Kappa Gamma Chi is the oldest womens organization on the campus. It was organized as a literary club in 1919, the year in which Austin College became co-educational. In 1946 it became a sorority, sponsoring many social events on the campus. Each year the Kappas give a spring banquet and daneaasewell as semi-formal and informal dances, pic- nics, and parties. NO FAIR CI-IEATING EVELYN AND BETTYE MELVIA AND HELEN JEMMHL SQUAW BEEZY KAPPA FLOAT DITTO BETH BIG CARD GAME AT INDIAN ATTACK A1osEEH1NE AND MRS. KOLBS EVELYN, BETH, AND JOSEPHINE GRACE Q ?ms qwtvag 45 mf' Left to right: Kenneth Stevens, C. R. Heckman, Phillip Morrow, Raymond Stephens, Tom Scheurer PRESIDENT . . . . C. R. Heckman VICE PRESIDENT . . Phillip Morrow SECRETARY . . . . . Pete Dawson TREASURER . . Kenneth Stevens THE DRAKES SUNNING THEMSELVES A comparatively new organization on the campus, The Drakes began activity in the fall of 1946. The ultimate objective is to establish and maintain on a higher level, student body social activities. Highlights of the year included a shipwreck dance at the beginning of the fall semester, with other types of student body dances following. In addition there were two rush parties during the year. Near the close of the year the annual spring banquet and formal was given to climax the social activity for the year. Memberr are: C. R. Heckman, Phillip Morrow, Kenneth Stevens, Tom Scheurer, Raymond Stephens, Tom Miller, Bert Sherron, Gordon Dysart, George McMan- us, Don Stewart, Fred McMurry, Al Shields, Bryan Keathley, Jow Gill, Si Vaughn, Pete Dawson, Jack Dale, Ben Harmon, James Blackmon, David Kab- lleisch, james Speck, Louis Knox, Eddie Cahann, Mickey Deison, Bobby Birk, Cecil Miles, jim Buster, Bob Lauderdale, Tim Dunn, R. C. Harmon. l BIG DOGS A BREATHER NOV! HEAR THIS . . . CAREFUL OF MY TOE CENTER OF ATTENTION JOYCE AND BOB OFF TO THE SNACK BAR SWAB THE DECK SUNNING THAT ETERNAL CARD GAME Left lo 1 562 Marion Pollard, Nancy Browne, Joanne Wilson, Mary Cecil Cardwell The Alpha Delta Chi sorority has been a social organization on the campus since l933. This sorority is designed for the entertainment and fellowship of its members. The Alpha Delta Chi sponsors annually, an all school Christmas dance, a pledge dance, and a sweetheart banquet and dance, also many parties and picnics throughout the school year. Members arc: Charleen French, Vir- ginia Foshee, Betty Dean, Yvonne Guion, Phyllis Erickson, Margaret Williams, Patsy Bilger, Rosemary Beachy, Elizabeth Gar- land, Pat Bullock, Joyce Beenc, Dorothy Simpson. 9-'fi' I .Lf 31 JUST HOLD ON TO ME PAT POPPED A CORNY WE ALL LOOK TO THE PRESIDENT- NANCY BALANCING ON THE BRINK NANCY RELAX AND SMOKE A PIPE YVONNE Left to figlat: John Reid, Hypo Pollard, Dick Ringgold, Allan Smith. Slamiing: Newman Bradshaw, Gene Phipp PRESIDENT . . . . Hypo Pollard VICE PRESIDENT . . . john Reid SECRETARY . . . Allan Smith TREASURER . . Dick Ringgold PAT GENE, DICK, BILL The Phi Sigma Alpha Fraternity is a social organization on the Austin College campus. It is composed of men who believe in its sym- bols, which stand for friendship, self-control, and truth. Many social events, including dances and a kite flying contest were sponsored by the Phi Sigs. The main- event was the annual Sweet- heart Dance given in December. The sweet- heart of the fraternity was presented at this dance. TQ-M ' ' W 'T fa Lou Alice West, Sweetheart DON STUDYING? JUST RELAX AND TAKE IT EASY HOWARD DON'T BURN YOUR HAND WARM ENOUGH? WELCOME TO THE SMITH MANSION BILL AND HYPO Memberr are: Newman Bradshaw, B. J. Calfee, John Coffin, Sammie Curlee, Bill Evans, Bill Farrow, Herman Feltz, Roger Fullington, Allen Guthrie, Robert Hale, Don Haroldson, Ralph Hedrick, Howard Hestand, Bill Holliman, John King, R. C. Kerr, Bob Lang, james McLean, Par O'Hara, Gene Phipps, Hypo Pollard, Dick Ringgold, Howard Rodgers, john Reid, Allan Smith, jack Sumner, Foster White, John Robert Williams, Al Woolverron Left to right: Marion Pollard, Bill Fogelman, Pat Bullock, Bettye Birk, Helen Moody, Dot LeFeaux, Dell Meador. Top row: Beth Davis, Neilson Smith, Bill Gould, Charles Cox. CHRO SCGPE TAFF SLAVE DRIVER AND HER OBEDIENT SLAVES , 'P MR. BOYLES DOT AND AD LAYOUTS -- IN THE Movnas 2 Y , I M' , ,,., ,, ' M.. ' .. , W Wm WSW WW .X . EE5l: z:2s': M ,,.,,,, Lefl to right: Marion Pollard, Dorothy LeFeaux, Dell Meador, James Fickling, Jack Hunnicutt, Nano Neal, Mr. Boyles Seated: W. B. Carraway, Jack Dale, Bill Chaffin. KA GARQO TAFF EDITOR .... . W. B. Carraway PHOTOGRAPHER . . . Allan Smirh ADVISOR . . . . . Mr. C. S. Boyles an Left to fight: Elizabeth Lang, Joyce Beene, Diane Deison The Slimes and Kangarettes are largely responsible for the school spirit exhibited at athletic events and other school activities. Membership is open to all freshmen on a voluntary basis. They sponsor informal dances in the Kangaroom and other all-school activities. Left to right: Herff Applewhite, Dick Schmidt, Roger Fullington, Billy Wilson Left to right around A .' Kresse, Fawcett, jackson, Glasscock, Harmon, Warren, Duke, Thompson, Grandstaff Morton, Barker, Miller, Hestand, Evans, Caruth, Edwards, Horn, Armstrong, Sylestine, Cohen, Hutchinson, Pollard, Joiner, Guthrie. Center: Fogelrnan, Hightower, Vandiver. ff W ASSOCIATIO PRESIDENT . . . Allen Guthrie VICE PRESIDENT . . . jim Wfilson SECRETARY . . . Bill Fogelman TREASURER . . Hickey Morton Left to right: Hickey Morton, Bill Fogelrnan, Allen Guthrie JOHN REID BILL FARROW HYPO POLLARD VIRGINIA FOSHEE KATE MOORE MARY NELL HARRISON CI-IEER LEADER The cheer leaders, during the school year, function with the student promotion committee in organizing and carrying out such activities as pep rallies, parades, the coronation, and any other school activities sponsored by the student body. Elected by popular student vote, the cheer leaders are most active during the foot- ball season when they decorate goal posts, plan half-time entertainment, and furnish the center for enthusiasm at the games. ALPHA CHI The Davis Foute Eagleon CTexas Kappaj Chapter of the Alpha Chi national honor society is composed of members of the junior and senior classes who meet the strict scholastic membership requirements and whose character is approved by the reviewing committee. Each year the top-ranking tenth of the graduating class, account being taken of the entire course of each student shall be eligible to graduate in final membership. The purpose of the Alpha Chi is to recognize and stimulate scholarship. If! row: Shirley Guthrie, Allen Guthrie, Barbara Vann, Felix Keyes. Zmi row: Jerry McCann, Jack Sumner, Austin Taylor, Eugene Stone. Not pictmeaf: Walter Lazenby, Sponsor. 4 3 it il A 1 Left to right: Harriet Blaney, Lydia Rodriquez, Frances Beckham, Mrs. Dennis PRESIDENT . . . . Lydia Rodriquez VICE PRESIDENT . . Harrier Blaney SECRETARY . . . Frances Beckham SPONSOR . . . . Mrs. Dennis Club Internacional is an organization resulting from the consolidation of the Spanish, French, and German Clubs. It was formed last year under the direction of Dr. C. Cornette and Mrs. Pauline Dennis. The motto of the club, For better understanding, adequately expresses its purpose. The three language groups have charge of the meetings. Customs, music, and dances of the various countries have been studied, each group using this as an opportunity to practice the language it is studying. . . CLUB This club is one of the best organized clubs on the campus. lt has no officers, and its purpose is to help the average student realize how lucky he is not to have accepted too many responsibilities. The meetings are held anywhere these people pictured, and many others, happen to meet and exchange words of woe about having so much to do that they do not have time to study, attend meetings, sleep, eat .... So hail to old S. U., the crimson and red Long live the underfed . . . . 'Ea HW? N. .. r. if 59 re ati ti . I Q :s5s,:f!W ' . , . .,.. -V ,BM x awww i , f K fi Q V, ,agus-F may ? Y? 5-UMA ATHLETICS X if fk ' S r 2 u 2 1 lr! row: Monroe, Hightower, Kresse, Pryor, Joiner, Glas Qock, Thompson, Coppeclge, Foster , 2114! row: Horn, Lemmons, Corbett, jones, Fawcett, Cohen, Hestand, Harmon, jackson l Src! rata: Hunter, Grandstaff, Smith, Edwards, Fojter, Duke, Loe, Armstrong, Vandiver, Coach Buchanan 4119 row: Coach Pierce, Coach Gilbreath, Morton, Calfee, Stegal, Evans, Cantrell, Fullington 5th row: Millender, Miles, Caruth FCOTB L lla,-as l l Line Coach Head Coach End Coach Buchanan Pierce Gilhreath BARNEY'-Fullback Plunge Ki E v1:5,::,. f, , az ..,., :.,,. A ,M zzl f, 75, W .aa ,, Y. it ,.,s, ,tif , , 4, , ,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,, s,:, .titttttttttit:.-.E,:::::: gltt . ,,f.,, if ,, , . 1 2 .,...,,,. , . . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,.,,, , ,, ':-:- W W- tg,-W.: 1 is fx :aff z Q ,. - x I .,, ..:,, ,.,,. ,, ,1?,.,,:,:,:,,, .,.,.,,. 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Wiafwwftgf Q, s' Y x A 4 3 . it t, ,af Q ,w w - ffr'wYiaf911, 14572, S'??'?f 1 m' '5 f M wk 5 5 , P New ' A'A:: :': :'::: I Q A l ,.,EEE ..,,. . l .. ,, ww , gk A Q49 End-180 watch fob Bill Fogleman Guard-220 DeWitt Loc Tackle-230 Orvill Lee Cantrell Halfbnck-180 Allen Guthrie Guard-195 EAA Bfzckgrozmds Little All-American V. C. Smith caught for a 5 yard loss in the A. C. C. and A. C. game Imen: Hickey Morton and the educated toe Ben Harmon drawing a bead on the coffin corner Glascock caught in the act! A. C. C. and A. C. game-Orvill Lee Cantrell picks up 12 on U35 cross 415. Bernard Cohen Tackle-270 H. L. Pryor Halfback-160 Don Vandiver Guard-I 75 Cecil Miles Fullback-210 Gwen Morton Tackle-21 5 Gene Coppedge Guard--1 90 Frank Foster Tackle-205 joe Joiner Emi-1 85 :Zin K. 6vl,1,.r...r, nm, Backg1f0zzml.' Corpus Christi and A. C. Imez: Fogleman spreads wings! I Roy Jackson takes off! BLZ6kg1'07H7li.' A. 81 I. and A. C. I1z.rcl.' Cantrell goes for 5 Edwards cleaning up for Dynamite to the righ Roy Jackson Halfback-165 Charlie Grardstaff Tackle-200 55 Flat Pass on 4 jim Edwards C enter-I 99 Ray Corbett Tackle 22d Bill Evans Ceafzer-197 Ben Harmon Q QZ!6Z1'l67'1JIlL'kT160 Milton Kresse Hulfback-175 uinron Armstrong Carte -190 Quarterback Sneak Barney Hightower Fulllmck-I 90 Tommie Hestand Fzflllmck-190 ja ck Fawcett Quarterback-1 60 Thomas Horne Student Manager Tommie-Smily picks 'em up and lays 'em down Barney-59 toss pass The arm connects Captain Joe Joiner and Football Queen Mary Nell Harrison 2nd year-All-Texas Conference End joe Joiner lil row: Littlejohn, McCord, Pollard, Warren, Williams Zml row: Woolverron, Curlee, Wilson, Farquhar, Dilehay, Smith .ini row: Coach Gilbrearh, Crawford, Sylesrine, Shields, Evans, Edwards, Mason ASKETBALL y v W ' ZMZE1 , 5 X Q 'wi X 1-ws: 1-- Q' I- ,gf X ? ' n A51 !' Q 3 U Using Pitchers left to right: Scranton, Farquar, Foster Hunter, Farquar, McCord, Joiner, Scranton, Thompson, Smith, Williams, Hutchinson, Ertell, Millender, Vance, Thomas, Foster, Cohen, Corbett, Littlejohn, unidentified old man Hypo P01131-d SlatS McCord 94 V I b l.,, gp -,..: :1 1:55 ::':' fi ..,,,. is , M ,t,,,. .,:,. , if W , , ::. .,,,, E ziz Qzlblvl 31 , E ,,:,:,- 4 m v, H 'SZWOWPPA' fwsifmwil lk. mf A ?r,,99'fQ3Mfy3 '.- Y'vif2.ixfe1ww? 1l fx , z Jil, .J , XX ' i aim ' TXT ayfisfsxlcmsfsaidiisx-M.,i1v .Ys..:4..A M Ywissi- SCX 1 L ,QsbZ 1 1'WR2Xi wmNWEi?H WW' ,ll f, Hu BUCK vmwwm www mm L BILL GILLY TENN SLATS BATS SMITH Q as ,MM LANG and POLLARD PARSONS 'Quan Left zo right: Mack Thompson, C. J. Andrews, Roy jackson, Bobby Mason, Allen Guthrie, Bill Spann, Milton Kresse, Ferdie, Ben Harmon, Dick Schmidt flyw- Lcfz lo right: Mr. Hester, john Robert Williams, Don Mlllender, Reed Omohundro, Bill Evans, Fred McMurray SPRING TRAINING Key To Austin Gdlege Grid Future RAY MORRISON THESE CAN'T FIGHT BACK NO! NO! NO! THIS 'WAY, R DUMMY SCRIMMAGE ED! 7,22 D T fb I: . T W 1 f I if N X gl The inevitable passing or time, Brings Feb. around. QU Z ,-' The Alpha Delta Sweetheart banquet and dance . n--... .---- - f' B-Ars-1 X Wfas the tall: of the town. , .a ' If 1 l i The Bel Canto trio and student recitals Were contributions of art. J' The informal dance by liappas and Phi Sigs, ,ff . . . QQ! Helped other activities start. 1 W xl - , l - -'- W1?Xw v , , -1 SW ' asgzeulw xg . I if CAREFUL, NANN BASEBALL ON ICE NWINTER WONDERLAND IPANA SMILES THOSE INVALUABLE CHAINS FRANCES HAS CAR TROUBLE CHUMMY THE APPROACH SLUSH AND GUSH Ai L13 ja f xy X32 ,ffffffi 2, I A ':' 5 ' 'V 'Sf' 5 ,B 531:55 IW, ,i5,f,4jqA ,g qzz, W, jIM'S TURN NEXT MORE OF SAME IOWA PARK FUGITIVES ICE BIRDS MR. TOBIN qs Aff? ggi f 'I 'Q ' S: 4 .wan-f ' A A 5 I 1 M-A f A f A A T SOME OF THAT ICE STRIKING POSE -' SNOW, AGAIN? Brrrrrrr! CH BACK OF AUSTIN NORE ICE RIGHT IN THE HEART CAMPUS EDNA ,EGE L ' OF THINGS GAZING RUTH SAM WHAT AM COLLEGE STREET COME CLOSER, ALLAN DIANE and DOVVN AGAIN 1T'S AN ILL WIND NO PHONES! BONNIE fe fy o ' ll- , :lik W 'cuulltillnunnulliillllh e qi Q pi eg, ll ,,2 An informal dance The freshmen did give, Then spring holidays, Hurray! But alas, they were short lived. March was a busy month With visitors from Presbytery galore A Kappa banquet and dance, Eight Weeks exams once more. 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BILL IOUR PRETTY GIRLS XWALTER JUST A LITTLE MORE I SAW WOOD HE WAS DOING TO THE LEFT CHUCK and BOBBYE A QUARTET OF PALS COFFEE TIME ENOUGH SAID ANNE THE LONG PATH , 4 A T V , PILL PUSHER :md MARY ANN KATHRYN LECELI CHXEIIUIS UN Hu LIZ and BRUNO ROOM FOR ONE MOT E GREAT BOOK SERIES ? a 5 E E K 5 w 5 Q YOUR PLAY MOM RAMSEY WAYNE ON THE ROOST STUDYING? FERDIE SUNSET AT A. C. YVONNE STRETCHES BERNIE and DON COME INTO OUR PARLOR! KATHER TOPSY-TURVY AGAIN! COME ON, SMILE THERE, THATS BETTER ISN'T IT x l' xllsixl 1 li X 1' Z l 1 l f 1 1+ ' , 1 l , , I L I s 1 n l 5 It was an unusual April first Q I With no one taking a chance. L Another unusual event of the month Was the Alpha Delta sport dance. The Phi Sigs had a contest Of who could fly a kite. We never did find out just who did it right. 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