East Texas State University - Locust Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

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Z ' 9 fig . I M, ! f V 4 I akin Z ' , Y V ,,. To introduce the freshmen to the campus, the Office of Student Personnel and Guidance planned several days of entertainment for these new students. This included a welcome by Presi- dent Gee, a dance at the SUB, a chicken dinner, and bingo game. They also took numerous tests and filled out- many information sheets before the final days of signing for classes. Part of the freshman orientation was a lition bingo game in the SUB after the chicken dinner. made Playing here are Richard Gopfforth, Lloyd Tay- lor, Johnny Myrick, Gene Brewerwlackie Davis, and Bobbie Hill. qk-'V-, 9 s'.. V .i , .5 'A ,uf N j- 1 zip , -' l Z - 5 fr -5 tiff- a' i Danny Darby was elected President of the Graduate class. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Tex- as and then came to East Texas to work on his Masterls degree. He is from Greenville. Al Burns of Linden is Vice-President. He is a Business Administration major and is a member of Pi Omega Pi, organization for Business majors and the Future Teachers of Ainerica. Wings., At the chicken dinner for freshmen are Bobby Joe Chapman, Jimmy Massey, Roy Johns, and Marvin Sudduth. graduates Secretary to the Graduate class is James! Qi West. He is a Business Administration major !,.X X X! from Greenville. X f-f gJ X RL!! X Pa le i 4

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J qnfmflvn Students try to get schedule cards signed by members of the faculty. school lr gins 1 On Wednesday, September 19, registration for the 1951 fall semester began. Students began the process at the door of the field house where registration was held, and finished when they re- ceived books in the textbook library. For some it took only a few minutes to get the many forms completed and cards signed by instructors. For others it was a process of failing to get the de- sired courses and having to decide on a new schedule. After three days, both students and facul- ty were glad it was finished. A group of students wait in line to pay tuition before going to Dealey Hall to get pictures made for the LOCUST. the plfi net dex an' an' the 4 X 0 bir Plz lor ant 31 1 the of S as z his

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Lloyd Corder, East Texas back, skirts right end for an important gain in the North Texas-East Texas game. Men work to clean green paint off the Lion. North Texas left this calling-card about 8:30 one night. East Texas students guard the Lion' to keep North Texas from repeating the painting act of the night before. The week preceding the North Texas- East Texas game was filled with school spirit. Two pep rallies were held during the week. Students from NT visited the ET campus three times, each time leaving their mark of green. One time the ET Lion was almost completely covered with green paint. Several men spent the entire morning with brushes, soap and water trying to clean it. This game was the first time the w I I I w I f Q. Q. l 1 J I t Mi' for un: an' co1 of hot los .mmf H ww it f V' First Row: Mrs. Frankie Allen, Ennis, Second Row: Mrs. Ada Arnold, Pitts- Fred Allen, Ennis, Lucille P. Alverson, burg, Pansy B. Attaway, Linden, Lalah Ravenna, Mrs. Gussie Anders, Grand Baker, Savoy, Mrs. Mildred Baldwin, Saline, Mrs. Madeline Cox Anderson, Bonham, lack Owen Andrews, Com merce, Elton W. Archer, Longview, Mrs. Elton W. Archer, Lonview, Mrs Rubye Pearl Armstrong, Ennis. Fruitvale, Mrs. Lottie Barbee. Com- merce, Romy M. Baxley, Sulphur Springs, Mrs. Katherine Beavis, Paris, Walter Lee Bell, Deport, Grover T. Bishop, Gilmer. Third Row: Mrs. Ola Black, Winns- boro, John Charles Blanton, Leonard, Louise C. Bledsoe, Ravenna, Otha Lee Blythe, Kemp, Joyce Bonk, Commerce, Tommie Meeks Booher, Lone Oak, La- -vada Box, Edgewood, Sarah Kate Branch, Royse City, -Flora M. Brewer, Dodd City. . 'K-.. I I 2 in 1 3 l I l x l l I 5. 4, 1 i r . l 5 r l 4, ' i Fi Bn K1 M V4 Bi R1 ne Ill