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

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Mitchell Grenadiers, East Texas ROTC drill team, per- formed this year. In their regulation Air Force officers? uniform with white helmet liner, citation cord, scarf and gloves, the team performed with infantry drills combined with movements of the Queen Anne manual of arms. The Lions lost the ball game by a score of 48-73 however, neither the students in the stand nor the team lost their spirit during the game. A group of students turn out to see the football players off to Denton for the East Texas- North Texas game. Another group, too late to get into the picture, arrived iust as the lmovs were leaving. Richard Pruitt and Joe Russell lead the yells. First Row: Mary Beth Brite, Rising Star, Lillie Keith Brown, Lindaleg Mary Lynn Brown, Mt. Vernong Virgil Perry Brown, Sulphur Springs, Roy Burlingham, Con- neaut. Ohio. .. Q a Q 1 , L V t-'R '- All ' ,' -s., ,-I N Q ff . 'Viz fx: , 1 Second Row: Alvis P. Burns. Linden: Loucille Ford Burton, McKinneyg Leta Mae Caldwell, Green- ville, Joe Roy Capps, Paris, Wilnia L. Carring- ton, Commerce. The Mitchell Grenadiers march onto the North Texas field at half time. This was the first performance this year for the Grenadiers. Third Row: Estell Carroll. Gilmer: Mrs. Erhie Car- roll, Jefferson: Madeline H. Cates, Savoyg Mrs. Lillian Cathey, Quitmang Mrs. Annie Alyne Cham- bers, Quinlan. 'f 1 X' ' It 2 ' -' - - , ' M 1 It AJXQYT' - .. J -. i -- M. lil Q i k 3' . L' Q, if MQ' PM ia ., : sf' . ,Q-ex V ,. 4. ,.., , , P -5 47 - as -d ...1l 25347

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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

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Brownie Longabach and'Pat, Dye sign out at Bin- nionr Hall to go to the interclub tea. .Office assistant. Thelma' Neal looks on. y First Row: Kenneth Chambers. Farm- ersville: Hazel F. Chapman, Farmers- villeg Mrs. Katy Belle Chappell. Paris: Lee Oslin Chasteen, De Kalb: ,lohn L. Clark, Chandler, Clara Patterson Clem- ents, Commerpeg John Clyde. Blue Ridgeg Earie Cockrell, Clarksville: Bela Lucile Coffman, Terrell. slips. ru h week ln an effort to give an inside view of the life Of social club rushees the editors of the LOCUST are pre- senting a series of pictures featuring two freshmen girls. The girls attended at least one of the rush parties of CHCl1 social club. Beginning with the interclub tea the pictures represent the coke parties, teas, and the final big Parties, quiet hours, and last, the girls signing the preferenfle Betty Deaton advises Pat and Brownie about registering at the interclub tea. Almost every freshman girl on the campuswattended the tea sponsored by all girls' social clubs. s' 50 tained pfogfa Wy in tl Second Row: Bertha Collins, Hugo, 0kla.g Mrs. Dial Collins, Como, Billy L. Conner, Sulphur Springs, Mrs. Faye Cooper, Pointg Mrs. Marquerite Coop- er, Roxtong Boyce M. Corley, De Kalb, John H. Criner, Benton, Ark.g Mavis Ruth Dacus, Gilmer, William H. Daniel, Texarkana. Third Row: Danny Darby. Greenville.: Percv J. Darwin, Whitewrightg Marie B. Davis. Commerce: Bertha Colley Denison, Paris: Mary Lee Derden, Poy- nor: Z. H. Doan, Bonham: C. C. Dool- in, Klondike: Mattie Mae Duncan, Ivan- hoe, Roy Ray Dykes, Windom. First Elam Janie Elois Estel Nita ples.