Baylor University College of Dentistry - Baylor Burr Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Street Flood est tragedy of the day, with ex-aggies, as well as other students, learning about am- phibious vehicles. By five o’clock the tides had receded. The only evidence of flood waters was in the basement of the college. Above: Hall Street was a real disaster area. Below: The Aggies launch an amphibious Chevy. faim Ee” ee

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The “Sidewalk Salvage Crew” —- % Ks 2 i eS ROCKYFELLER ee ¥ a wa 3 . a) Can MAMSURCERS Above: What if water should seep into Rocky’s coffee urn? Below: Every loaded camera was pressed into service. Not even a good day for trucks. The Hall No chronicle of the year would be complete without including the flash flood in May. Within a few minutes a sudden down- pour made Hall Street a disaster area— especially for insurance companies. Inundated cars proved to be the great- Have you called your insurance agent yet?

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a 6 oo aEEEOEOEOEOEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeESeeeeeee Delta Sigma Delta Grand Master Bart Thompson Worthy Master Ron Holman Treasurer Bill Merwin Scribe H. Graham Wilson, Jr. Left to right: Bill Merwin, Bart Thompson, Ron Holman, H. Graham Wilson, Jr. Wien ii : The preceding year proved to be a successful one for Delta Sigma Delta in many respects. A whirlwind rush week proved a great success with forty-one freshmen pledging the fraternity. Throughout the year, each month was brightened by gala parties, which were held in some of Dallas’ finest entertainment centers. In addition, the monthly meetings were highlighted by guest speakers from other professions. The year reached its high point at the spring formal. Special guests were the Supremé Worthy Master and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Quentin Ringenberg. Dr. Lester Matthews was guest speaker for the evening. Upon completion of a great year for the Delta Sigs, we bid all the graduating seniors a farewell with this truth: “If you want a treat and not a treatment, go | Delta Sig!”