Eastern New Mexico University - Silver Pack Yearbook (Portales, NM)
- Class of 1947
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3 1 , , 3 5 5 1 3 2 gg 1 213 .4 -, , NN XX. fag, , A 4 15 - I 1 1 Cm sag Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor. Copy Editor . . Snapshot Editor . Layout 'Editors . Staff Members . Business Manager Faculty Adviser . C Portr . .V . Ada Mae Hair . . . Vic Jameson . . Roverta Sullivan . . . Earlene Hogue . . . Helen Marsh Ioyce Jones . . . Jimmie Welch Maydelle Smith Gilbert Jordan . . . . Iack Ratliff . . . . . A. Eugene Mann aits by Binghamisj Foreword r Nineteen hundred forty-six to forty-seven has truly been another year of great progress for ENMC. It has been a year of hard Work, notable achieve- ments, friendship, and fun. With the return of many war veterans, both students and faculty, to our campus, the year has been highlighted by the return of many pre-War traditions and with the establishment of new and greater ones. We, the staff, have tried to capture the spirit of the campus and to portray it through picture and Writing. Our hope and aim is that this annual, as you View its pages now and in the years to come, Will make these happy days live again. We hope that it will revive and make more dear to you the arnemo- ries you cherish and friends that you knew there . . . in the school of the Silver and Green. i The 19-47 Silver Pack I5 Dedicated To MISS GILLIAN BUCHANAN Her capacity for friendship is equated only by her gift of music ,.4....,.-.u-Q-ni-in-....,. , . ..,A......,-.....,,, ,. ,,,W.A-. .,..,,.., ,.,..c,,.. . X AH, , M, Y, , W, K L, , H Let us hear the conclusion of the Whole matter Fear Cod and keep his commandments: For this is the whole duty of manf, Murals on the walls surrounding the staircases portray the twelfth chapter of Ecclesiastes. Chosen by college administrators because of its challenge to youth, this text was illustrated by Lloyd Moylan, noted New Mexico artist and lecturer. he Shaded Walks in front of North Hall . . . 'ithrough these portals - South Hall . . . entrance to the museum . . . there are memories I cherish . . . in the school of the Silver and Creenn . . . ENMC Vetville . . . ,.m..l,, , 5 T President Floyd D. Col- den crowns Ludell An- derson ivIiss Home- coming for 1946.9 At- tendants: Irene Capps, Elinor Boan, joan Fos- ter and Roverta Sulli van are runners up in student electron of the queen Crown bearers are Bill Davidson and Sharon Pate and as S1StlIlg with coronation are Melvin Goolsby IIIIIIIIIS Welch Bob- ble Benton and B I Pierce -1 -'- i-we .,. ,-,?,m,-,.,,,.v., . .,.p-nmjz.. .H.,,. ,1,,.,gp,.,.TN,,,,.,,, t i HOMECOMI G Students, alumni, parents, and friends gather on the quadrangle of the campus at ENMC's Hrst postwar Homecoming to honor the college's World War II dead. Student veterans form the color guard, Dr. Charles R. Barrick is main speaker, and the college band. a cappella choir furnish music for the service., W Together for the first time since the last Homecoming in 1942, an Octet of Yore sings for the alumni banquet in the evening. David Covington, ,39, Clovis, is elected president of the Alumni association at the business meeting following the banquet. HOMECOMING PARADE - Harold and Edna Brasell lead with ENMC banner - Portales High drum major and ENMC majorettes lead college and high school bands . . . lovely QQ Sid Spears, as Sweet- heart of Tau Kappa Tau, takes prize as most comical in parade , . . the Queen's attendants . . . the most representative Hoat, from the Ministerial Alliance . . . and members of Beta Tau Chi smile at the judges to win the honor as the most beau- tiful. HOMECOMING SCENES .... A Highlander burns in effigy at the pre-game bonfire . . . Herbert Lemay speak- ing at the alumni banquet . . . it was crowded at the Homecoming dance . . . music and cheers at the day's balfgame . . . whooping it up at the pre-game pep rally. if 4 2- 5 i Jr .i 1 'Queen F ALL FESTIVAL Huggin up at the Art Club Smooch Booth . . . Miss Carden tells fortunes for KDA ' The Attendants line up Queen Opal Rogers is King Keith Hennigh . . Smiles from the maids of honor E W V, ,,., ,wx , 45 Y - L Plugging the Sigma I V L Buccaneer Tavern .. QIQV It 44 I l 'lin ff -is r We ., , , ,,1,. I ' - rm, M- , V , . in 11 Q 1' ? ' 3 ix 1 'X J? Q What goes on in a pirate den . . . Risking fortunes at the bingo table 'fl A ie'.Ai. ' 2 .-s'iu lt '2 1 Iwii. -I I-3 D IU l:'l ra n I: H I U ru 5 L D T T I2 1.1 T U U ., ,NV - ' Y9?Bl166 .18i'n2i7:l.'I iqlV7l'iAY:! W:..i+iYH I.f.a emi! ...Adil -'S.L1E2iE,'A1D?D.ka 33Nsin,f !E2E2:Q73QMfl'1liH L.2 UH.. Xf ih ?i:iiQ??'9Y'J3H',2MI.M5F15ilX'YISRJQQAQ',x1.1.EiifLiif.iBE':f3.m 5?i1'- I7'f1k-5981 QJZQSAI-rQE :?H1fih '1bi AEKQKBMLAF a K f gg...-use TE , L, 1 , 3, 1 1 ' z gqsxn-rf ' inns:--w-IM Af' M-HQ' mi Q EQ N5 L.,-I 1 1 IP' ! 3 -A : fn gusfw 5 Wi? mms Q... ' wif . f 4 i' in--f, -V ihludvylvvr' V A:-:range 'X -.3 AZIUEVL tiuuumfb- B 'IO 1R93 Vw T 'd F'l A ' ws an fb 'if' B5-li! FEM tall!!! ' 'xyk 0 '--M ' ,lf linda F . s Board of Regents eq 6 ,0 0 State nf New gHPLeaztcn 5zxnta3Fe fH0ggjE:fA January 18, 19ll7 TO THE STUDENT BODY OF EASTERN NEW MEXICO COLLEGE, GREETINGS: Thousands of New Mexico men and women who have re- turned from the armed forces have foremost in their minds a desire to prevent another World War. In this age when the means of carrying out success ful warfare are planned ln the laboratory and on the drafting boards, as well as at military head- quarters, it is obvious that the preservation of peace depends upon a highly educated citizenry which thoroughly understands and appreciates the havoc that another war would bring. In New Mexico we are demanding that every indi- vidual, who so desires--especially those who served in the armed forces of our countryf-have the opportunity to attend an institution of higher learning. I want to congratulate the many veterans who have realized the importance of completing their formal education and have entered, or re-entered, our colleges and universities. By so doing they are contributing not only to their own future welfare, but to the safety and well-being of our nation as a whole. Yith best wishes and kindest personal regards, am Sincerely you 7Zl4MNsL, Governor GLENN STALEY HECK HARRIS MRS. CLYN SMITH C. M. COMPTON, IR. Hobbs Portales Clovis Portales Vice-Chairman Secy.-Treas. Chairman 4,--far K., W' ,-A22 . ,M vw ,nf ,, ia L . 4 b f.:se.Q 1 , J, W'rf,,-'e,- f , fa ! 2.v' '!-Q. -,.,232'v:w,x, Mf. ',-' - fsief.'f',-5,11 ,- fZ:? i.i ' .A ' w grit' 'Fe 3 Dean of the College H. C. GOSSARD B.S., D.Ed., Ph.D. Director of Personnel EUNICE C. ROBERTS A.B., M.A., Ph. D. Business Manager A. E. HUNT B.S., M.A. M ,, -,.,.,....,,v, vnu-can -4.-....n......,.aui-nu ,,.,.-,-at -,. HL, JAMES D. ALLISON A.B., M.s. Assistant Professor in Speech A. L. AULICK A A.B., M.A., B.D., Th.B., Th.D. Visiting Professor in Religious Education P. M. BAILEY B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor in Speech RALPH Pi. BLACK A.B. Instructor in Printing ARVEL BRANSCUM A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor in Business and Economics CILLIAN BUCHANAN A.B., M.A. Associate Professor in Music RUTH CARDEN A.B., M.A. Instructor in English PAUL V. CONNELL Assistant in Engineering and Mathematics HERMANN T. DECKER B.F.A., A.B., M.A. Associate Professor in Music BARTLETT T. DEWEY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor in Chemistry JOSEPH R. DICKSON B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education, Health and Assistant Coach MARIA S. FRIESEN A.B., M.A. Instructor in Home Economics A. D. GARTEN A.B. Instructor in Physical Education and Coach IRA C. IHDE A.B., M.A. Associate Professor in Social Science ARTHUR D. IACOBSEN A.B., M.A. Associate Professor in Business and Economics FLORENCE LANDON L A.B., M.A. V Instructor in Modern Languages I I , L EMILY LANGFORD A.B., M.A. Instructor in Economics and Business i K. C. LEA A.B. Director of Public Relationsg Extension and Correspondence W .f A-4. fc. . , . ,-1.g5Jigti,f5gS?qg LUELLA MADDEN B.S., M.A. Instructor in Secretarial Science THELMA ANN MALLORY A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor in Education EUGENE MANN B.S., M.A. Instructor in Iournalism and Director of Publicity and ' Publications JAMES STILLMAN MARTIN B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor in Biological Sciences IACK W. MEARS A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor in Psychology J. M. METCALF A.B., M.A. Instructor in Art EDWIN C. MIRISE A.B., M.A. Librarian H. GPLADY MOORE A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor in English V. H. OGBURN Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor in English F. A. OGLE A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor in Education LORENE POPE B.S., A.B. Assistant Librarian EARL PRATER B.S. Instructor in Industrial Arts FRANCIS E. PRATT B.S. Assistant Professor in Engineering and Physics D. H. REED A.B., M.A. Professor in Social Science JAMES E. ROWAN A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor in Geography, Geology, and Curator of the Museum A OLGA SAFFRY B.S., M.S. 1 Associate Professor in Home Q Economics ELLA BECKY SHARP A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor in Secretarial Science ERIC I. SMITH B.S. Assistant Professor in Chemistry 5 P S L ' MOISES TEIADA Assistant in Industrial Arts JANE THATCHER . B.S. Instructor in Physical Education and Director of Health R. L. TURNEY B.S. Veterans Adniinistration Training Officer CHARLES S. WALKER A.B., M.A.Q B.D. Visiting Associate Professor in Religious Education GEORGE L. WEBSTER B.M., M.A. Instructor in Music and Director of Band B. IUNE WEST B.S., M.A. Instructor in English miie-A -' V- nur- ,WNW ,. 'wwf L RUTH WHEELER B.S., M.A. Registrar O. M. WILLIAMSON B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor in Agriculture CARROLL K. WILSON B.S., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics P ANNA K. WILTON B.F.A., A.B., M.A. Associate Professor in Art C. B. WIVEL A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor in Education JEAN E. DECKER Instructor in Piano 'ET IOANNA BLACK ROBERT F. RANDLE, IR. A.B., M.A. B.S. Instructor in English Instructor in Agriculture Director of Housing MARY WONDER Director North Hall IRIS VIARTIN IVIILDRED IVIANN Director Mens Hall Director South Hall VIRGINIA BBANSCUM Personnel Secretary UBSHUL BRIGHT IMOGENE BUTLER Director of Dining Hall Secretary to Library EARL DAVIDSON Accountant INEZ GASKINS KATHRYN GUNN Secretary to Business Office Secretarv to President I. VV. LEMAY, IB. ELIZABETH MILLER IACK PATTON Veterans, Housing Secretary to Veterans' Administration Bursar I. A. SANDERS Building and Grounds Supervisor DUANE VERNER AL ZIECENFUSS Secretary to Library Construction Supervisor President of the Associated Students Mart L. Cope, Jr. I n behalf of the student council, I wish to express our thanks to the student body and faculty for the splendid co-operation you have given us during the past year. We feel that it was a successful year in that it has paved a way for the years to follow. Our hopes are that ENMC will continue to grow as rapidly' in the future as it has during the years since the ending of the war. We, the student council, are proud to have had the opportunity to be of service to such a fine group of students. We join those who are graduating in wishing you the best of everything in the years to come. If you continue to work as you have this year, we feel certain of your success. f M C E p lflf Q i V, s l l s r Vice-President Marion Richards Secretary Trinidad Alvarez i I Senior representatives: Nila Smith, Ben Compton, Wanda Taylor. r I i . l I, i I 1 . r V Iunior representatives: ' Newell Hollis, Jimmie Welch. 0 M W C . 1 Sophomore representatives Melvin Coolsby, Patsy 'Q Blea. Freshman representatives: Etolia jones, Paul Iones Cacique .Honorary S ervice Club for Men r LEONARD LANE J. W. LEMAY WILFRED MCKENZIE CLARENCE MOORE RHEUBIN SO CLARENCE STANFIELD BILL CANTRELL Knot shownj -r Cacique is a pueblo Indian word meaning leader. Men are chosen for this organization for their out- standing ability to serve the college and foster its traditions. PIONEER-CACIQUE OFFICERS Vice-President . . CLARENCE STANFIELD BENJAMIN BEDFORD A M. L. COPE FRED DAN FORTH UTH Pioneer Honorary Service Club for Women The Word uPioneer', was chosen as one who leadsg one who removes obstacles from the paths of othersf, Women are selected for this organization for the purpose of serving the college. PIONEER-GACIQUE OFFICERS President ADA MAE HAIR Secretary-Treasurer DOROTHY NORTHAM LUDELL ANDERSON EDNA BRASELL DOT ANN HOGAN SARA BETH GORDON ig fi fi . ADA MAE HAIR DOROTHY N ORTHAM DOROTHY PATE ROVERTA SULLIVAN VIRGINIA WALDROP -mu-msn: a ' -' +4-Mr Editor Roverta Sullivan Second-year people watch the Ed . . . Iour- nalism 102 students give their approval . . The cubs check up on assignments. N 1 ' 5 .Elf Sports Editor Vic Iarneson V V , I ' ,, , KS , ,, I K ,vw ,,.. . Y,,.,,,,,,f 1 2 The Chase Business Manager Jack Cochrane Silver Pack B O A R D O F P U B L I C A T Chairman Mary Hunt, Secretary Barbara Oswald, Members Iordan, Don VValker, and Iimmie Welch. I Faculty AdViS6l1Sl Blrs. Lorene Pope, A. Eugene Mannj I O N S .1 9. The CdltOl, the advrsel, and the slaves. MJ! ggeaiawgfisf, fi ' Lfgsxemxafvm Benny Compton A - President Dorothy,Norfgham o- - - o - . - ' Vice-Presidont Ada Mae Hair ' - - - -o , jSecretary-Treasurer Wanda Taylor and Nila Smith - Collncililkgpresentatives H.Reedo ,- ' f - -' - - -, - - Sponsor 2 s Q 3 2? 2 2 E 5 E Q In 3 R E xx we Rf 1- z E 5' ie Q1 E 5 3 ei , 5 E , 5 5 4 Y ii fi 2? 3 za E 1T'1'v,GQ7wlThRicba.?Y9'54'2 iLa1 fikffi .1fwl4iEEE?i5viZlYLhA'RTk.-'1 i?iF'i'xii sa 295- I ...fbaglrdf .-'Rik-4 -2.lKffMsE9E3?fi'- x-,r3iaB:7Qw,c??i3'a'CS' SISBYHEJLHFQ ii. -' .A ' hi-vCi'2'J4'73-isTF2i4.'bL1HE5FiE!5' 241 frffi Rf V' H' 5562712-k.5.xS':..m iiiFiR 'wE1.P -QQELISHG 38115 TRUETT O. ALLEN Hobbs Religious Education BUFORD BATTIN Clovis Social Science LaNELL BEDFORD Portales Secondary Education EDNA BRASELL Amarillo, Texas English RICHMOND O. BROWN Portales English EARLENE CAPPS House Home Economics Y 1 1. L. CARMAN Portales Religious Education BEN COMPTON Clovis Pre-Law MART L. COPE, IR. Portales Secondary Education IIMMIE CURRY Portales Religious Education ADA MAE HAIR Ial Secondary Education GAYLE HELTERBRAND Cabool, Missouri Religious Education MAXINE HELTERBRAND Cabool, Missouri Metaphysical Science CLIFF HENDERSON Farwell, Texas Religious Education IEAN W. HENDERSON Portales I Secretarial Science and - Teacher Education DOT ANN HOGAN Morton, Texas Natural Science LEE H. KIMMONS Portales Secondary Education 1. W. LEMAY, JP.. Siloam Springs, Ark. Business Administration CLARENCE MOORE Portales Religious Education OWAISSA MOORE Caprock Home Economics R. C. MORGAN Portales Secondary Education DOROTHY NORTHAM Portales' Secondary Education ORVAL NORTHAM Portales Secondary Education JONNALEE PENDLEY Portales Elementary Education as 1 W-Ra.. ay ' if 7 N421 s up ' 'Wi ,, my -, V, Jkfr-A w r- , ,W P xi ,, , fr 5 ra V P ' K . Aw it t V f 6 ,ww N J NOEL B. ROGERS Portales Business Administration NILA SMITH Portales Art R. L. SOUTH Portales Secondary Education SYLVA COMPTON Texico Music CLARENCE STANFIELD Portales Religious Education WAN DA TAYLOR Portales Elementary Education DORIS THOMAS Clovis Secondary Education DON WALKER Portales Secondary Education UIXYXIADTN 1? KX7ATV'lQ D .l.1x.1vvrx1uJ 1.. vvnunuiu Portales Science LELIA WILLIAMS Encino Science f..,Qi-.n,,.f,.., Min. , ,f M-. L Faculty Foohshness Instructors, assistant and associate professors, full professors, and ALL go in cowboy style for the Big Roundup. Newell Hollis - - 'President Dorothy Fregr - - - - - Vice-President Belle Stirling - - - - - e - 'Secretary-Treasurer jimmy Welch and Virginia Waldrop - Council Representatives Ioseph H. Dickson - 1- 1 - - - 7 - Sponsor , End , .V Xi ,- ,....,i , af Tir KW-W, -,R , -, I V M M, X - . , , . L. . , 1, . Hr.: 'A . 'ggi f ' :fi v ' V' , -A 1 A ., ' ' , - A 5 , , 1 - 1, - -211 . , 1 -. 1 X' . , ., vb., ,. 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LANE Clovis FRANCIS LIVINGSTON Portales -he if f 'lid ROBERT SCOGGIN Portales MINNIE BELLE SIMS Eunice A ANNA BESS SLIGAR Portales DOROTHY DELL SIX Tatum BELLE STIRLING Socorro ROVERTA SULLIVAN Portales KEITH R. LLOYD ' Albuquerque O. C. LOVELESS Estancia WILFRED MCKENZPE Portales DOROTHY PATE Portales ERNEST POMPEO Maxwell HECTOR ROCHE Portales .ef JOYCE SUMRALL Grady LOLA PEARL SWINFORD Field VERLIN TOWE Portales STEPHANIA TOYA Iemez TED R. TRENT Roswell LEON VAN Philadelphia, Pa. CHARLES VIRDEN Carlsbad VIRGINIA WALDROP Roswell JAMES WELCH Portales CARRIE WILLIAMS Encino JAMES VANDERFORD Ft. Sumner WILLIAM GASKINS Portales LEON BRUCE Portales EDWARD CAMPBELL Roswell CHARLES CLAIR Pittsburgh, Pa. EMMITT CLAYTON Melrose IAMES' CLEVELAND Clovis LEO COX Roswell 4-3 FRESHMEN ENTERING SECOND SEMESTER CLARENCE ADAMS Roswell i IOHN ADAMS Roswell LEWIS BEACH Clover, S.C. SUE BELL Clovis RICHARD BLACK Sudan, Texas JAMES A. BOX Texico 1 .eefv ,,,, S Melvin Goolsbyi - f President Trinidad Alvarez - - - - - V ice-President Helen Monfgomery, Mary Bates - ' - Secretary-Treasurer Vvilliam Caskins and Patsy Blea - - Council Representatives Norn1a,,0,Neal - -' - - - - - Reporter E1'icI.Srnith - - Sponsor Q 'Yf. , OID-,Qing-gg 414,541 ' i'.b,,oV in N ar A , I -I I Q 79- , Q PATSY BLEA Roswell ELINOR RUTH BOAN Raton EDNA BOWLING Clayton MARIE BRAND Portales GLEN O. BRINKER Rogers LAVON BROOKS Lubbock ANN ABELLE ADAMS Roswell JAMES TAYLOR Estancia TRINIDAD ALVAREZ Clovis HENRY IOE BAKER Lovington MARY BATES Elk DOROTHY BLAIR Grady TROY BROOKS Ft. Sumner C. L. BROWN Portales GORDON BROWN Portales KATHERINE BROWN Barrington, Illinois ED BRYANT Lingo ' GLENDA BUSSELL Portales A gg 'ei' K Q A ttf . , ' Aff? ' ' , ,Q f- r f 54 1 , tiit P, , T ittn P riis if 'N e n s, f A 1 or A 'A ,355 ,,--Q , g ,A f ri? '- EDN A CATES Melrose BARBARA CREEK Hereford, Texas JOHN DELGADILLO Bakersfield, Calif. MIN NIE J O DOYLE Portales RALPH B. DRAKE Albuquerque JOAN FOSTER ' Portales GUY GRAHAM Mescalero SEYMOUR GREITZER Brooklyn, N. Y. ARLIN HAIN ES Portales NINA IO HALE Portales JAMES WAYNE HAWES Burleson, Texas KEITH HENNIGH Ft. Suniner WILLIAM R. FRANKS Ft. Sumner RUTH FRANSE Portales IACQUELIN E FULLER Raton JOHN D. CAGE Pinon ALMEDA GOOLSBY Sudan, Texas MELVIN GOOLSBY Altus, Okla. ' f -. f I --Q--M m:.Wwg1 L- .- .fs 1. A . I MARY HUNT ' Portales IEAN HUBBARD Mosquero N EVA IACKSON Portales PEGGY JACKSON Denver City? Texas LEROY IACOBS Portales BETTY IONES Portales 'Z' 3' A E I JOYCE JONES Clayton I GILBERT JORDAN Alamogordo LOUISE KIMBLER Buckeye NORMA IO KING Hagerman DAISY LANE Portales CRAIG LEVVIS Brownfield ROBIE LEE MATLOCK Ranchvale RUTH MEEKS Lincoln VERNON MEEKS Belen IOE MELENDEZ Roswell DOROTHY MERRICK Causey HELEN MONTGOMERY Ial MILDRED LOVORN Portales VIRGINIA MCCUTCHEON Gordon, Texas PEGGY McWILLIAMS Lovington HELEN MADDOUX Portales HELEN MARSH I Clovis DAMON MATLOCK Ranchvale ALBERT MONTOYA Santa Ana Pueblo ROBERT MORROW Raton IAMES L. NICKEL Santa Rosa IAKIE NUNN Elida NGRMA O,NEAL Plains, Texas BARBARA GSWALD Clovis VIRCIL PATE Portales B. J. PIERCE Clovis LANORA PIERCE Clovis IESSIE R. PIERCE Alamogordo STANLEY POSTERT Hobbs JACK RATLIFF Floyd LUIS RUBIDOUX Raton HERSHEL RUPE D Grady WILMA SHARP Portales SYBLE SHIREY Portales ALFRED SILVA Las Cruces BOBBIE SKELTON Humble City MARION RICHARDS Dora CECIL ROACH St. Vrain EVELYN ROBERTS Portales GEORGE ROBERTS Conlen, Texas ROBERT RODERICK Ft. Sumner OPAL ROGERS Portales LEROY SMITH Portales CLYDE SORGEN Clovis DALTON SPEARS Lovington ETHEL STANLEY San Ion JEAN STONE Portales JERRY STONE Portales ROY STROUD Portales MADIE YEATES Forrest CHARLCY ZIEGENFUSS Floyd WINNIFRED WHEFT FP Capulin BILLIE TARLETON - Portales CLAUDE TAYLCJR Bellview W AQ' fly ITT X 51 lll SOPHOMORES ENTERINC SECOND SEMESTER r 33 GENE CHISUM a SSSSE , Mountainair ' n ADELE HARP h Portales MARY ELLEN IAMES -x., Des Momes l A A ff? 1 ff - K 5 ' - -rfifir- ' - 'A A QM., 1. E. MCKILLIP Portales PAUL TAYLOR Portales , JOE WEBER Clovis , AJ- A -. Y A .. ..,, .r +.E,.--,,.,., LILLARD THOMPSON Albuquerque MARY TOYA Iemez AFTON VERNER Meadow, Texas DWIGHT WATKIN S Floyd F. B. WILLIS Morton, Texas DOROTHY BRAGG Carlsbad FRESHMEN ENTERINC SECOND SEMESTER N. P. SIKES, JR. Portales IACK SIKES Portales MILDRED SINGLETON Portales AM SO STOKES Portales f CHARLES SWEENEY Wichita F alls, Texas STANLEY UNRUH Mosquero 'I X GERALD VEST Morton, Texas NEVEL R. WALKER Hatch JAMES WALKER Clovis TROY WICKER Portales ROY TAUTE Clovis LESTER HENDERSON Carlsbad P ALBERT MINOTT Portland, Maine ELOISE MON TOYA Clayton MARGARET NOLEN Vallejo, Calif. ROBERT PAYNE San Ion IRA PENDLETON Dora EARL POPKES Perry, Mo. FRESHMEN ENTERINC SECCND SEMESTER CHARLES KELLER Mosquero ROY THOMAS KELLEY St. Paul, Indiana KENNETH KINCSBURY Mosquero IAMES McBEE Mountainair IOHN L. MCCOLLAUM Carlsbad BILLIE P. MCDANIEL Melrose GUS FRESHMEN ENTERINC SECOND SEMESTER KEITH CREAMER Dora BILL DEETS Olney, Texas RAYMOND GIBSON San Ion DELMER GILLESPIE Portales HORACE CORE San jon THOMAS COSCINSKI San Ion R. H. GRAVEL Roswell ALTON GREEN Littlefield, Texas EARL HENDERSON Carlsbad ' ELMER HILL Eunice CARROLL HUNTON Forrest ' BETTY IOHN SON Portales Mostly Malarky Paul Foster dlsplays hrs curves and Mary Hunt goes after h1m Dalsy Mae Tlcer and I 11 Abner New blll Mr and Mrs Warren Roberts as Injun Ioe and Wolf Gal T e Yokums: Pappy james Vanderford, Mammy Roverta Sullivan. if ,, u Q N1 -A , it I E93 R545 F, 'Q ii' .Al ' PTS' rf' if W E if , BOBBY LEE CHRISTESSON Melrose JACQUIS D. BEATTY Portales JESSE RAY BECK Taiban IRA P. BEDFORD Clovis ALBERT E. BELL Ft. Sumner BOBBIE LEE BENTON Brownfield JAMES ALEXANDER Portales IIMMIE ALFORD Causey P HOWARD ANTHONY Clovis ALBERT L. ARES San Bernardino, Calif ROBERT ARES Lubbock, Texas SAM ARES Lubbock, Texas LaWANNA BERCSTROM Portales GLORIA BERRYHILL Tatum A. 1. BIVENS Portales CALVIN E. BLAIN Texico LLOYD BLAKEY Causey MARDELLE BLAKEY Causey R. C. BLANDFORD Portales FLOYD BOCOX, IR. Texico BETTY BOGGS Portales IOHNNIE BOLLINGER Portales BILLY B. BOONE Portales RAY BOOTH Portales BERYL BROWN Texico EVELYN BROWN Texico MARTHA BROWN X Portales H. L. BRYANT, IR Lingo ARLOS BULLOCK Portales MICHAEL D. BURNS Melrose i REX BOOTH Portales PATRICIA BOYD Santa Fe . ROBERT BRACKN EY Belen RUBY BRACKN EY Belen HERSCHELL BRACG Carlsbad WANEE BROOME Monument PATRICIA BURNS Portales FAYRENE BUTLER Floyd KENNETH BUTLER Portales BOB BYARS Clovis LLOYD CALL Clovis TRUMAN CALL Clovis QUATA CAMPBELL Carlsbad WALLACE CAPPS Portales VIRCIL CARLILE Monument CARTER CATES Hobbs EMILIO CEBVI Scarsdale, N. Y. DONITA CHAMBERLAIN Portales ALDEN COCKMAN Tucumcari KENNETH COCKMAN Tucumcari STANLEY COLE Belen RICHARD COLLIER Carlsbad WILLIAM COMPTON Carlsbad BETTY cooK 1 Melrose DALE CHICK Altus, Okla. P. P. CHRISTESSON Melrose LILLIE MAE CLAY Portales LEROY CLEMENS Hobbs MARGARET ANN CLOWE Artesia JOHN COCHRANE Yonkers, N. Y. 1. D. COOPER Floyd JOHN CORNELL Clovis SIDNEY COUNTS Clovis MARION CRAWFORD Ardmore, Penn. PAUL CREEK Portales EDNA CROWDER l11,,-v:,. af' KENNETH CROZIER Portales LOUISE CURRY Las Cruces RALPH DeOLIVIERA Ft. Sumner LEONARD DONATHAN Portales IUHREE DUNCAN Portales JOE DUNSWORTH Hobbs jf! ve-nr-14 1. - R W 'Kg ,rc ,, f f f. . - 4' was! el-1fQssf'Q1'f,1f J y -'fiiffikff f A V -, gli? 156 ZQIQQQE1'lQW753:Sf-Ffflfiii i 5 ,5'? -'23 fd? '1 M fl THOMAS O. ELLER Clovis BOB ELLISON Portales EVELYN ERWIN Portales EUGENE ESTOPINAL Picayune, N. C. JOE FORD Hagerman LETHA L. FORD Clovis lll LUCY DYER Portales CECIL DYKES Farwell JAMES P. EAVES San Antonio CHARLES EDWARDS Ft. Sumner JACK YOUNG Muleshoe, Tex. RUTH ELDRIDCE Portales PAUL FOSTER Redondo, Calif, DONALD FRANSE Portales BOB 'I' FRANCIS Artesia BELVIN FREEMAN Texico JOHNNY FREEMAN Carlsbad ROY FRYE Santa Rosa I x GEORGE W. 'FULFER Matador, Tex. EDNA FULTON Pep CALVIN CAMMILL Ft. Sumner CHARLES CANT Melrose WALTER E. DURRETT, JR Melrose I. MAUNAY GEORGE Portales BURROUGHS CRIMES Portales JOYCE GU STIN Las Vegas NORMAN HALF. Portales HOWARD HAMMONS Portales CONRAD HANDLEY Hobbs WANDA LOU HARBERT Cloudcroft JIM MY RAY GLOVER Bovina BILL GOOCH Roswell IO ANNE GORRELL .Portales LaNORA GRAHAM Portales POLLY GRAHAM Mescalero FRANCIS E. GRIFFIN Horatio, Okla. GERALD HARRIS Melrose IOHNNIE HARRISON Clovis HUBERT HATCH, IR. Portales LAWANNA HATHAWAY Bledsoe, Texas LENORA HELMER Portales FREDDA HENRY Lovington .I ,-449' x 1 ,-,Nanny , i, L , V ,, , Hn , H . , r W , .Q..um f X in VICTOR HERRING ' Brownfield, Texas GEORGE' HERRINCTON Ponca City, okla. ERNEST M. HILL Roswell ELEANOR HINRICHSEN Hagerman PAUL HISER Oil Center MAX HOBBS Portales MARVIN HORNSTEIN Bronx, N. Y. FRANKLIN ISAACS Hobbs VIC IAMESON Tuoumcarr MARGARET JOHNSON Muleshoe, Texas BERNIE JOHNSON Portales ETOLIA ION ES Portales CREIGHTON HOGAN Kelso, Wash. EARLENE HOGUE Hobbs BILL HOLDERMAN Portales DORIS BOOTH HOLMES Portales FRED HOLMES Portales LEONA HOOD House PAUL JONES Portales THOMAS KELLER Portales DEAN KILMER Ft. Sumner HOMER A. KIMBLER Buckeye ARTHUR KING Portales ROBERTA KING Quinlan, Oklahoma 1 5 KENNETH KINSOLVING Crossroads EARL KIRKPATRICK Ducktovvn, Tenn. VILAH KYTE Portales IACK LANCASTER Greenville, Ala. IAMES D. 'LAWS Hobbs l DAVID LEE Grady JOYCE MCCULLOUCH Portales NEWTON MCDONALD Portales IANICE MCGUIRE Pinon MARY LOU MCKEE Clovis MELVIN MCMILLAN Ft. Sumner T. MANSFIELD Wichita Falls, Texas ,......,-.., ,,.... ,- Aj, -A JOAN LEIRD Clovis KENNETH LIVINGSTON, IR Portales ORMOND LONG Melrose NEIL MCBRIDE Clovis OLA MCCOLLAUM Carlsbad MADELLE MCCORMACK Dora ,W .-., ffy IFN gunna ,,.,, WMM... ,.... .r-.,, ,,., --,..,.w.T- LAWRENCE 'MARTIN Albuquerque l l A. C. MASTERSON Clovis l Ror MATTHEWS l Portales RUTH MAULDIN Portales RETA MEEKS Portales CRACE MELENDEZ A Roswell 4 u.'.1.Qf5 . . .13 4 4 .vfx wipmi ,fbhi V-4l4, ,.., ,w.. .', JACK MISER Santa Rosa CHARLES MISHLER Hobbs PAUL MOLDENHAUER Manitowoc, Wis. ABUNDO MONTOYA Clayton CARL MOORE Clovis JACK MOORE Sudan, Texas w... KENNETH NEWTON Portales IAY N OF FSKER Melrose MILLICENT NORRIS Roswell IACK H. NORWOOD Pecos, Tex. JONATHAN R. NUNN Elida OLEN O,NEAL Plains, Tex. 1. E. MooRE Sudan, Texas CENNY HICKS MORGAN Portales NIDA ANN MOSS Baileyboro, Tex. CLAUDE MUSICK Rogers PAUL W. MYERS Yeso- CANNON NEWBILL Portales MARGUERITE OLSEN San Diego, Calif. M. O. PATE Portales ALLEN ZIEGENFUSS Portales ALBERT POMPEO Maxwell BILLY RAY POOL Portales IACKIE POOL Portales AUDREY PORTER Clovis JAMES M. PoTTs Albuquerque OLIVER POWELL Portales PAUL RAMER Portales WYN ON A RATLIFF Floyd JOHN L. RAY Lovington ROY ROACH St. Vrain WARREN S. ROBERTS Conlen, Tex. LOUISE ROBERTSON Roswell EARL ROBINSON Melrose FLOY F. WOOD Portales IOE SAN DO Iemez BIDDY MAE REED Portales OLETA REED Floyd SCOTT RICHARDS Conotton, Ohio A W. G. WIMBEBLY Ft. Sumner BETTY C. RICKMAN Lovington CHESTER RIERSON Clovis l R. T. WILSON Milnesancl EDWARD SCARBROUGH Levelland, Tex. AURA LOU SCHWAB Ft. Sumner RACHEL SCOGGIN Portales BERT SHANKS Texico VIRGINIA SHARP A Portales I x A TREN TON SHAVER Portales MARIE SHIRLEY F loycl- LEON SHOEMAKER Portales EARL SIMMONS Portales JOE RAY SINGLETON Portales MAUDINE SINGLETON Portales EARLENE SORGEN Clovis A BETTY SOUTH Portales ROBERT B. SPARKS Portales RAYMOND SPEARS Lovington VADA HILLBURN SPEARS Lovingtou BARBARA SPRADLING Lovington CHARLES RAY SISK Carlsbad T. D. SKELTON Lovington HOLMES SMITH Carlsbad MAYDELLE SMITH Portales MILDRED SMITH Pleasant Hill VERA MAE SMITH Portales KATHRYN E STANFIELD Grady DAVID M. STEPHENS Rio Linda, Calif. JOHN STONE Portales SAM H. STRATTON Tucumcari ORVILLE SUMNER Carlsbad EDWARD B. SUTTON i A Carlsbad JOSEPH SWEENEY Wichita Falls, Tex. BEATRICE TARTER Muleshoe, Tex. BETTY TARTER Muleshoe, Tex. KATHLEEN BONE TATUM Bard ROBERT CLAYNE TAYLOR Salt Lake City, Utah MILDRED THOMAS Hale Center, Tex. 4 JIMMY VICKERS Clovis DOROTHY VIRDEN Carlsbad BARBARA WALDEN Clovis H. E. WALDROP Lovington JACK WALKER Portales CLEO WALL Elida NORMAN THOMAS Forrest JESSIE TICER Portales RUBY TICER Portales BENNY R. TISDALE Roswell WILLIAM TRAMMELL Portales WOODROW TURNER Portales EFFIE MAE WARD Carlsbad HELEN WARNICA Portales HARRY WELBORN Ft. Sumner JAMES E. WELCH Shamrock, Tex. LOUISE WELCH Shamrock, Tex. BILLIE WAITMAN WELLS Ft. Collins, Colo. FRED WELLS Sudan, Tex. POLLY WELLS Grady ANNELL WHITAKER Lingo J. L. WHITAKER Lingo HERMON ROBINSON Lovin gton GENE WHITE Portales Here 1 Ahal Caught! . . . . . . notables visit campus-U.S. Representa- tive Antonio Fernandez and Senator Carl Hatch . . . my! awful worried there, but then, who wasnit? Franse, Burgett, Rubidoux, Flatt and Cochrane score, time, and broad- cast basketball game. Cm There Hattie Young and her Arcadians from Clovis play for ENMC clances . . . Robbie and Leroy, Seymour and McCutcheon swing it at Kappa Snowball formal . . . 1 , . , -- Vme ,E .. ,J 1 4, , Q ,f af , an ff v.,f.--.- -Q 4 , :Inn . z., .. . ., ,, 1 ., f ,fiwia Ai. -. ,..x'1:',fI' 1' - . ,. ,E , . NFI2. , '1 'T 'ff Wit dv. . f '- ,. X . 1 , .gm ' '. .gq 1.-. 1 , az ,, gr . .. EA- ag.. .ul L. 1. I ., f d Q ' Qi-'5, - 4'-Y .-V. g x JA, 1 '4-guf . u M. 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Edna Brasell fPioneer-Caciqueb Margaret Johnson fS1gma Beta Chl Irene Capps f SCA J Eleanor Hinrichsen CWesley Foundation, Elinor Ruth Boan CTau Kappa Tau, E QUEEN LUDELL ANDERSON Miss Homecoming of 1946 X A junior from Crossroads, president of Home Economics Club, a member of Pioneer, and Beta Tau Chi sorority, Ludell Anderson was chosen by the student body for this honor. FALL FESTIVAL ROYALTY Que en Qpal Rogers Backed by the ENMC Veterans Asso- ciation, the queen is an ex-WAC, a sophomore from Portales, and an ac- tive member of the CHASE staff and Book and Pen Clubs 44. W. ' i -L King Keith Hennigh Also a candidate sponsored by the col- lege veterans, Keith Hennigh is a sophomore from Ft. Sumner, an ex- Army Flight Officer, and is active in the veterans' activities on the campus. VVho's A. B. BEDEORD Junior Clovis Religious Education VVl1o DOROTHY FREAR Junior Clovis Home Economics EARLENE CAPPS Senior House Home Economics SARA BETH GORDON Junior Floyd Business Administration M. L. COPE, JR. Senior Portales Secondary Education .,, ,,, .Jlu...A-. -.---y-avr,--V--A- -7- . A-- Listed in this yearis Who's Who Among Students. in American Universities and Collegesv were ten repre- sentatives from ENMC. Nominated by a faculty com- mittee, they were chosen for scholarship, leadership, character, participation in extra-curriculars, and qualities indipczintive of future usefulness to their country and their wor . OWAISSA MOORE Senior Caprock Home Economics ADA MAE HAIR Senior Ial Secondary Education DOROTHY NORTHAM Senior Portales Secondary Education LEONARD LANE Junior Clovis Religious Education ROVERTA SULLIVAN Iunior Portales journalism L. W., ,.,i. . . , .nd . W. ... .-, V - A. .H .-.Ac H..- Silver Key Honorary Scholastic Society , .Q Selected on the basis of schol- arship and character, members of the Silver Key comprise the upper ten per cent of the senior class and the upper five per,cent of the sophomore and junior classes. Candidates are voted on once each year by Silver Key members. OFFICERS President . . DR. B. T. DEWVEY Secretary . MISS RUTH WHEELER BENJAMIN BEDFORD LEONARD LANE ROVERTA SULLIVAN Treasurer . . . I. W. LEMAY O V, P . H O LA NELL BEDFORD OWAISSA MOORE . , 1-fmgf I--1 I rrs AJ .53 J. W. LEMAY LEE KIMMONS M . 'S K, O . GILBERT IORDAN NEVA IACKSON HELEN MARSH HELEN MONTGOMERY LUIS RUBIDOUX ETHEL STANLEY 5 5 if if '2 a Q 3 it i 3 Q Z 5 5 4 3 5 5 3 2 5 3 2 H 'I 3 i Uutstanding Athlete Greatest Greyhound Winner of both ENMC,s athletic awards for 1946-47 . . . A participant in both football and basketball . . . Keen, cool, and dependable .... A real student, and a real gentleman. n Judge ry QW The Beau JACK BAILEY Rtsloslvr IN CHAR E OF QUEENS fl ZW ch 7, 1947 uhhh A. Eugene Mann Eastern New exico College ortales, New Mexico ar Mr. Mann: l The pictures arrived yesterday and here is ny list of the winners: Beauty Queen: Joan Foster Yucca Blossoms: Vivian Katnman Pat Boyd Daisy Lane Wanda Harbert Though it certainly doesnft belong in this category, I am enclosing a pictu of myself! You can see from it h cult the choice was - I had t to decide between all t girls! This col there 1sn't take Ma r HOL Lvwoob 2 I re ow di ' o te hese ' lect a c some ITI- ar hair good loolfg ion makes me ourse there time! , My G and 1 wond g that I ongrat l the f' rest a er if should u ations to the Beauty Queen our Yucca Blossoms! Iell all not to be too unhappy about 1 ll came so close to winnin the t for they g! Cneerfully, m 0115 ack'Bailey , , N ,, ,--, Fl h , E -..M ..., ..,.,,.,,. ... , ,. . , , ,M .. B 2 s E r, i ,X 5 J gi Y x 5, i E f ii 5 5 3 5 Q Q 4 :Z S Q s 4 5. 6 3 U 2 , ? C 2 Q S s 3 f 2 5 - X S f.vMfA--MSN-mf.mm2f:.,f1w,, ., ,.-lb M-mf . X . ,.W..ff M. M.. 1xwwn1,.m.m,1:w - . f...,u,. . Af.,-W, ..,- My .. , W,-M., - -F :.,.,.w-wma, . J .,mu.,: --M-,X M-.-. MW.. ,- - ,nm -mmm ,Mimi fu-r,fX. -5 Q. ', .Rl 50 ' fi., ' ' L , 'WWlIinl1q.2mn 'I 'M-..., Mrs. Wilton and officers discuss painting . . . Iordan plays, Taylor leads, as group sings old favorites . . . EN MC artists take time out for refreshments. Art Club OFFICERS President ..,......,... ...... V ivian Kathman Vice-President .......i....,, Stephania Toya i Secretary-Treasurer ,,.ii.......,. Nina Jo Hale Sponsor ..... . t,..i......... Mrs. Anna K. Wilton 0' ...- ,MW H.. W ,....4...........L.....................f Art if 'i Vivian Kathm -fI -lm s,,.i,u., is f an and Nila Smith direct p ,Miss Thatcher poses for Claude Musick k Ch t ' . . .Wanda Taylor impresses minds of Por- beginning art students in ma ing ris - p p mas decorations for . . . Peggy McWilliams weaves away . . . Portales Court house p pe s 'fi hiil i tales Central graders with simplest prin- M ciples of art . . . Mrs. Truett Allen brightens d l Vetville home with work made in crafts jordan, Scoggin, Musick, an C ayton are absorbed in life drawings. class. if W 'Ii' V2 2 iii We ssr -. W F ? OFFICERS President Charles Virden Vice-President Ioyce Iones Secretary-Treasurer Helen Marsh Reporter Opal Rogers Sponsor Dr. V. H. Ogburn .,. .. , ,,,.,, .,-Y YW.. .., ....V. ,, -.rw-.-..v.,a. ..r.. ,,.,..f-,.- Jr, V I , Wi V ,www ,,,. -vw ,.... , .,..........,. ,v ,VY.............. Book and Pen Club P rv or 5 2 Y Q, hge Oflicers make plans for 1947 El Portal . . Potential writers criticize each other,s work. Baptist Student nion tt.tt s ' 1 - S E .5 7I,I:5k5.if '. 5 if - fi an s . ,,,,,. -. Agia Members of the BSU Greater Council . . . . . . Asa Couch leads singing . . . . . . scene at the union's Homecoming coffee. .nib- President and secretary rehearse parts in 103 Administration. . . . the three Smiths of 'Tied Carna- tionsn one-act. Father Smith, McKen- zie, and Suitor Smith, Lloyd Call, have troubles over Daughter Smith Maydell Smith. Drama Club S OFFICERS President ,,,,,.-.,...,,, ,. ............ Wilfred McKenzie Vice-President ,,,,,,.-... ...... L Ouise RObCI'tSOlIl Secretary-Treasurer ,,....ss.....,.......... Nila Smith Sponsors ...o.. James D. Allison and P. M. Bailey ' . ' by ' 41 a Charles H x . . . Captain Copp Qack Cochranej makes every- thing all right with the king fNewell Hollis? for the young, page CLeroy Iacobsj, Rochester CWil- fred McKenziej, Lady Clara QNila Smithj, and the captain's niece CLouise Robertsonj. Nila Smith, Newell Hollis, Wilfred McKenzie portray seventeenth century nobility . . . , .Mir X. K f L OR Virtue Victorious old - fashioned umelodrammerv one-act play is given by dramatics students in assembly, Portales civic groups, and New Mexico and West Texas school assemblies. Bob F oust plays Launcelot Blitherington, alias Tobias Trout, the young fireman hero. ae? The Widow s Plight vw..-.,4-r--Jlun, ,., H., ,,. , , Sponsor Reed points for Ro and Benny . . . VP Marsh . . . International Affairs students study the bulletins. International Relations Club OFFICERS President r.......i,.....V.i,......,e..e,....e...e.i.... Ben Compton Vice-President ..,i........ .r,...i.. H elen Marsh Secretary-Treasurer ....... ., Roverta Sullivan Sponsor ii......i,....,,,iii ...,i,.i D . H. Reed A SECOND SEMESTER President George Fulfer Vice-President lack Ratliff Secretary O. C. Loveless Chorister I. L. Carman Pianist Leonard Lane FIRST SEMESTER President Clarence Staniield Vice-Presidents Cecil Roach, Keith Lloyd Secretary Truett Allen Chorister Ted Trent Pianist Leonard Lane L...,....L.....4.i,.....L....-L-- Ministerial Alliance Members and faculty advis- ers - Dr. A. L. Aulick and the Rev. Charles S. Walker. Officiales hablan espanol . . . OFFICERS President ..... ALFRED SILVA Secretary ...... JOAN FOSTER Sponsor . . MISS FLORENCE LANDON . . todos estan aqui . . , . . senorita Foster y senora Lane ven al serape del senor Silva . . . -Q ,, f-1 , ...--...,,m, Spanish Club IEEE .ms-. , -e -ez...-N 'f sv' l i r E li Student Y Christian Association . Y 1 E l 3 r r E i S r V, E 5. P E E L e OFFICERS Co-Chairman ......-,.................. Patsy Blea, Iirnrnie Welch State Co-Chairman ....... ....t............ T rinidad Alvarez Vice-President ,.,................ .......... H elen Marsh Group Discussion'Leaders Lee Kimmons, Louise Robertson, Claude Musick World Student Service Fund speaker at an SCA cabinet meeting ,Lum , .WM A. -..,..,,..,-get ,.-Wi-f Walsceaasgs f OFFICERS President .............,.....-..............-.......,, ,,,,,,, M ary Hunt First Vice-President ............ ............ B ill Cantrell Second-Vice-President ..,.,,.. ..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, P atsy Blea Secretary-Treasurer .......,.....l....,......,.. Weldon Townsend Commission Chairmen Clarence Staniield, Leroy Jacobs, Neva Jackson, Claude Musick Sponsor .......i.............. ........... R ev. Charles Walker Methodist students sing hymns at daily chapel services. A portable organ was purchased by the Foundation for meetings in the chapel which was built this year by New Mexico Methodists. ,.. .,,.,n....s,.,, ,.,.. mn-, .,. , . . , ,,,i.-.,i,, , , f V - Women'S Athletic Association OFFICERS President .... MINNIE BELLE SIMS Vice-President ...... MARY TOYA Secretary-Treasurer . . . BETTY TARTER Sponsor .... MISS JANE THATCHER Womeii participate in basketball, soccer, volleyball, and archery in physical education classes and at club meetings. Nm.. W Museum Visitor Joe VVeber views a certain instructofs ancestors . . . Old model auto, new model girl QBetty Hendricksj . . . Mary Bates tidies up the place . . . the secretary, with Curator James E. Rowan. 1 1 ff 51, 1 .,,, ' N Nw' ii 'la' ' Nw' A5 L tara J w l ull? b ' , 'ln'--euunn!F ' .,-5994 Science Dorothy Dell Six and Sid Spears figure it out on paper, While Ethel Stanley and Madie Yeates keep busy . . . Dalton Tabor and Howard Walker checking the contents . . . A detailed study by Dot Ann Hogan . . . Earl Popkes and Lewis Beach in experiments . . . all smiles is Lelia Williams. ...l.iJ 5 Otlieers before they confer pledg ing degree pledges entertain old members secretarlal science students enter into Fall F estival activities . W' ' n r E w l Y Ping . . . Beryl Brown boasts of top speed rec- ord of all typing classes. . . . Mack Tyson frowns as she dives in on copy . . . Irene Capps gets that usecre- tarialv look. ' . . . Martha Brown and Jimmie Alford plug away in class . . . . . Stephania and Ada practice making char- .lcters on board . . . students are given speed test. Q ' l ilkqjg ,315 if S. Shorthand uSl1ortyl' Hill and Beryl Brown drill on SllO1'tl'l21l1d lesson . . . Miss Sharp oversees il job Well done . . . Robinson and Iackson take dictation . . . . . . Oh, bury me not on the lone prairieu -Pierce and Call perform for faculty roundup . . . Yea, team fight! - Benton, Call, 4'Robbie,v Todie,v and Ozziev lead students in cheering Greyhounds during football and basketball seasons . . . . . . Spring fever-or something-campus casanovas take daily Siesta . . . Fuller, Jacobs, and Alvarez pop corn for Euterpean Fall Festival booth . . . Fall Festival suckers, er, ah, participants, that is. Initiation of new members . . . President Iacobs wel- comes alumni . . . And the Exes enjoy themselves at the Society,s Homecoming breakfast. Eaapaan Society OFFICERS President Leroy Jacobs Vice-President Harold Brasell Secretary-Treasurer Ben Compton Reporter Wanda Taylor Historian Trinidad Alvarez ' , if as ,f it? MacDoWell Club p p pp OFFICERS S i xiii' 'L T 2 5 President ,..A... ...,.... B obble Hinman Skelton 55 H1l Q Vice-President ..,...... ..A,...... I acqueline Fuller Secretary-Treasurer ...... ..,,l,, M aydelle Smith Reporter .r... . ...,.r.......r ,.............,. E ulalla Burke L p x b Sponsor ..... ...... M iss Gillian Buchanan Slnl Oflicers look over some solos . . . Gil- bert Iordan holds the spotlight . . . At a lec- ture on the works of Rachmaninoff . . . MacDowell's float at Homecoming. X aus llll I l A Cappella Chou SOPRANOS TENORS and BASSES ALTOS K BA 44 f 4 ,v Ni- ' in , KL. 4 L, . 1 Tympani. . . Piccolo. . . Bassoon ...Trumpet . . . Horns . . . Cor' nets and Trombone . . . Saxa' Phones . . . Clarinets 2 3 ND Glockenspiel . . . Basses . . . Oboe and Clarinets . . Majorettes . . . Tenor Saxa' phone . . .Drums . ..Flutes... Baritone Horn I 52 QMN 5 3' Af J D VIQLAS FIRST VIQLINS Symphonette R U M PIANG C 0 YY R H F N R E E T N C H H 0 R N SECOND AND THIRD VIOLINS Crchestra PIANO Altos Women Glee Club First Sopranos cs Second Sopranos String Ensemble Spanish numbers are featured in programs for Portales and Clovis civic groups, social club programs, and West Texas and New Mexico schools . . . . . the ever-busy String Ensemble includes Barbara Oswald, Leonard Lane, Louise Robertson, Grace Melendez, Priscilla Connell, and r'..:..:,J-,Il A1-.,..,.,. 'AA':,,,, r'1:1'l:,-- .l 1 1l11U.dLl I11Vd1 UL. .LVI 155 krlllldll. Buchanan is accompanist and direc- tor. FZ. Faculty F E l Fourteen new faculty members smile QQ as they join ENMC staff at the beginning of the fall term . . . hmmmm, guess who rules the Dickson household . . . Mrs. Wonder smiles despite her duties as director of dormitories and housing . . . PreXyv stays young playing tennis with the boysn . . . Faculty i Dames gain a new member at mid-term - Mrs. P. V. Connell. 4 h 'tg gi 3 P -- , ,W 5' ,. ch., W Future Teachers of America fr nun if FTA officers seek consultation with Dr. Ogle . . . OFFICERS T S or Marion Crawford portrays school teacher for club's Homecoming float President . DOROTHY NORTHAM Vice-President . . ADA MAE HAIR Secretary . . . PATSY BLEA Treasurer . . . JOAN FOSTER Sponsor . . . DR. F. A. OGLE james Conner confuses minds with historical dates and names in the social science classes of Por- tales High School . . . Q . . . VVanda Taylor impresses young minds with the philosophy of art at Central Grade School. ,,,......,,,nlsI!n-vunu. . W an-ev.-3 ...Fill Student . . . Cope keeps figures slim and trim by teaching health and phy- sical education at senior high school . . . if xi l v Q . . . Dorothy Frear gives junior high girls a start for homemaking CHICCIS Teachers .Dorothy Northam explains gen- eral business principles to Portales High School students . . . . . . Earlene Capps gives high school home- makers some pointers on being a good cook. . . . North Hall residents snack on ice cream bars at Christmas party. . . South Hall girls and house director, Mildred Mann, form a happy group as they pose around Christmas tree . . . Christmas at ENMC . . . Students gather in foyer around Christmas tree for vesper service . . . music from afarv given by Women,s Clee Club . . . Asa Couch directs group in singing carols. Agriculture Cluh OFFICEFCS President .....,u.u,.....,..,......,v... Y B. Pierce Vice-President uu.u,.. .,.u....,u... V irgil Pate Secretary ....,.... ........ M elvin Goolsby Treasurer ..uuu... uu....... I onathan Nunn Sponsor ,.u,.,.. .....,u,. O . M. Williamson , M, 14WW,,., ,.,.. ,.N-,L..-...-. .,..:......,A....A,...,- ,,,,..,.., ..i,,i..-, W,,,. W.. .... , ..s,X,,,,........,,.,.......,.-X' H' 1-W-W--M '-me c3,,s,:,,,g,,,,,--,i..,n..,..,., , h' ...,...Q , M., ,.,... ., H, W....,,,,n,,.,,... ,.-,... f ,. .,..,...,W,-W W.,.......,...,, 5j:,,w,,...T,,..........,,. ,.,,.c ii,i-,4..,.....K...... ... w.W-A,Aw- 7- -if --r'-W ' f 1' in Aggies on the fence . . . thatis the cow in the middle . . . Pierce pulls the handle at choretime . . . it ainit just hay in their bull session. 3 Jill. ,i::, M ze , .F Prexy Hahn explams . Members in Sunday duds De Soto Powers and Buck Moore rallroaders . . . Her mon Robrnson g1VCS the signal. 3 Miss F riesen helps Madie Yeates construct pattern . , After 1 ,s,AA K ii ,-1 1 2 ig . . . Dorothy Pate, Edna Brasell, and Miss F riesen discuss finished product in second foyer lounge at North Hall. au'-'e-'inhuman-H ' ' 1 -' A-' Home Economics l 4 . . . Moore, Anderson, Swinford, Capps, Kathman, and Adams model suits made as class projects . . . l 1 i l . . . Divan and chair for lounge of second floor of North Hall before home ec students construct new 5 46 v 1 Before 4 E i I 3 J 3 is gl fi A Home economics majors conduct ENMC's iirst home management project during the second semester. Students take turns keep- ing housev in the apartment of Instructor Miss Olga Saffry. Owaissa Moore bakes cookies for company dinner . . . Dorothy F rear tidies house before beginning day's routine of classes and student teaching . . . Earlene Capps assists Owaissa in preparing meals . . . . . . other home ec majors learn how to raise A' , C, kidsn at Portales nursery school. 55, .J -ENMC Women Model Margaret johnson is lovely even during rain . . . Helen Warnica, the bathing beauty . . . Mack Tyson goes formal . , . Vera Mae Smith anticipates fun in bloomer shorts . . . Betty Tarter decks out in ye olde Western regalia . . . it isn,t timidity, itls the novelty glove that makes Letha Ford cover face . . . Louise Kimbler in a sophisticated moment . . . Barbara Oswald - grin and all- models lovely campus dress. El .IIEIIIUL .-..., f?l':z-- 5-Sifieaifr ,M ttl lyyysios aE?j.g,, . aa. , fait? Eg an 1 ,ff :ia 'ff are f if K 5533 I E i lnclustrial Arts 4' e we , --4 1 ,-.. ,.' ' N -N, -. 4 5 K . u 5 . , . Wg: '-,, ,.,,v 'ilif lil 1 u 5? QI, 1 ....L. In the pictures Martmez and Carter Bullock and Burns, Russell Powell, Stod dard' I. Freeman and the Mystery Man 122: ' W fpzgmr , , if f G 1, M 3 M, w' wi 2 -3 4. lffw - has .,. Sw p N . 5523. lg 1n.1?'RH2L'F?f -' X12 Xb- 'H 'W 1:21 A 325' Rx ' ., ,fx , ,,.- -gg, X fu Q , ' .. ' W 75: ' -1 'f K A K ' J.. 45 V' Print Shop r e ' Dave and Mardelle throw type back into job case . . . Mickey Hill, Tom Deck, and Bill Deets practice setting up type . . .Orval uruns off, CHASE on college printing press. i . . Leonard Lane at work on the job press. 5 2 1 i 3 1 1 2 Y 1 F r E Q 2 x E L 5 E , 5 L 1 I v I i 1. C I I Q , , . ,ggi-lifes I 5 s S 1 as 15? Kwai C 2 s l i J Q V V J L, ..7k H ,,,,,-.,.M nf . .Wa ,.,,, ,NH .. K ky -Q 3 fr 1 J 1 , s ss 5' f iii' 'I .' A, -K . 3 a- 2. . ' 'W 5, at I .. U if , Q ,,,, ' ,f - ..,,x, 'Y , f va .... C4 A ' ' i .va , l as - 'L ' C i K',L f . - ' - 'A 1 , ,.- Club A 1599.-., Cheerleaders: Louise Robertson, Bobbie Ben- ton, Etolia Iones, Lloyd Call, Barbara Oswald. r l l l 1 I Some of the members pose around Club President Jimmie Welch . . .Cheerleaders again. . . Homecoming bonfire . . . Whoopin, it up against Highlands. Memorial formation and the Hag raising ceremony at Homecoming . . . the oflicers . . Lined up at the Vets, chili feed. s ,t 1 . w. X, National Collegiate Veterans, Association ENMC Chapter OFFICERS President i.,sss,s .. ,.s, ii,, . ,,s,s I ohn Delgadillo Vice-President , ssssss .,sssssi C reighton Hogan Treasurer ssssssss Lillard Thompson Secretary s ssss rss, ssss M a rguerite Olsen Campus Scenes Mail time in the general oflice . . . Prexy Cope meets Maj. Gen. STAMPS Pat Hurley . . . Reading the scan- dal sheet . . . Sunday manners at the Vets' chili party. H1 V G Fi Q, A ,il X S 4, VJ, N 4 -M i Veteran Homes Quentin Burgett, senior, does double duty with the youngster and his studies. Quent's a Secondary Education major . . . Apartment 58 is home for the Burgettsg the cameraman doesn,t bother young Mr. B,s appetite. FIRST PLACE Entered by Truett D. Allen, who is Juliet in the photo, the Winning snapshot is of Allen and Keith Lloyd fRomeoD at a costume party of BSU . . . Pancho, you are so prittee, I theenk - Lola Pearl Swinford Wins third with this shot of Sara Beth Gordon . . . and then second best campus shot is taken by Lester Henderson of David Lee grappling with Bill Compton - say uunclev Compton. SECOND PLACE Snapshot Winners THIRD PLACE ' W f 1 i I Q E -2 ,J 1 3 x . N.-. . X 3 Q v. I - W w, 1 - 9 -Xiyg,-g,'5jJ,,31y-3,,k,,, ,,g,ggx:5ggy1:g,-gf , f,,,,,,tV, , ,. 5-,gm W,.I,,, X ,L,,,k,V. , 4,171 . ..4.L.: J ..,.,.1x.e., .. N .M a.,wa.,..s . ..,-,,1:..L, .QQ . 5 e 1 1 2 v 4 1 3 i , A Q 1 4 i I 5 1 Z E 3 5 I K 2 K 3 3 5 2 2 V 1 2 Y ,., .1 ,.f... 1am ,,.,..,,...... ,,.. .,..-.,.......A..,f.n.,..,.,,Y .,, ...V . ..,..., . ,M.,..,.., ,,,, ,. ,,,,, ,.,, , .f,,....-,Y .,.-,,-f.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.N.m1-....q.L-,,- M .H.w,.,,,,,H.,4,,,m, F - g1,,wyAq,,1m:fw.un,.w.11.1:mmunsung. - 5.4 www me Sl' ' 24 9318? ,,.Nsr 9 'W45l,..Q' A QW in 5 VA, ezf l fi' L. y: W1 W x F!! E, !!,!V,l!.. 5 ,Nw EN! gl 5,559 7 Ml lung, .lr .lr g.!!sl,2 ,Se,1.5,!,!.i!q!',. -M ! 75, g!! f X A THE RECORD Hounds 4 0 i i Panhandle A and M. 7 McMurry 0 Adams State p0 New Mexico Teachers 13 Highlands 0 Sul Ross 7 Arizona State CFlagstaffQ 12 Southwestern Tech 7 New Mexico Military Institute THE SENIORS Billy Hahn . . . ' Position : Halfback Specialty: Speed merchant, safety Home :. Spur, Texas Bill Givens . . . Position : Fullback Specialty: Power, field general Home : Grand Gorge, N. Y. M. L. Cope . . . Position : Tailback Specialty: Speed, shiftiness Home : Portales Opponents 0 43 26 7 7 32 33 47 14 1 F oorliall Comes Bac Bill Givens and Smoky,' Cates come in to help bring down High- lands, Wingo .n Q .1-ff ,N b mv -- K , .ning -' 4- f 'WN' M' M- ' -0- ' -'-- 'A-W 'A4--'una- ' N1-n-1-1' time Bill White tucks awayfa 27-yard pass from Leroy Clemens to score the win- ning touchdown at Homecoming 'I Amvmxm A-,Hwv,z,,WW.w,W A ,,,,,,,,,,m, .,.T , , , -W .,- ,W--M W., .-., ,W W .asf---.Y-.H The Coaches Assistant Coach joe Dickson and Coach Al Garten grin for the cameraman The Saaaal At the Season s beglnnlng ENMC squadmen line up with a variety of uniforms and expressions ,XM 'K mggimw 1' E fin xx auf J ,w ,V 3 M 4 ' g5fe we weeks we an e W 7 M faaa To if aa 'K -' ' . , - ki f C a-W W W if i . M 9 S 421-Q 'mf ,Sa 'F ? eff gif 3. jx no f X it V M J A.: UK Y qr ' 'X' 'aa JJ A-sew fi W W 'wave , W' R mm, nam-4 pp K an , ,if Jie few -ff' .aa ,fig M we 2, 4251 ifagfaa W is 'Haw-fif'ffaffEf ,aaa X Q '-Q25 if fm- fzjiglggg 'aoo ge: . n- ffm Q'f 'f4ef ge, fur-Hari-Eff ff? A A ' - W'711'g-... .4 iii' l ,M we gif 'Film'-2i1,ffieio tfiaiwii ' f 'PY bf 'QQZ J' ff. l The Gaarols lack Love, Calvin Gammill, Bill Cgmptgn, Melvin A pileup with Panhandle fails to reveal the ball o Weese, Keith Hennigh, Bob Ellison carrier. Maybe you can find him. ..L, i,- J J A whole herd of NMMI Bronchs comes after an unfortunate, unidentified Packman , l Touchdown! Cope swivels past the last NMMI defenders to score for Eastern The Tackles George Baldwin, Paul jones, Newton McDonald, Buggerv Coplen - All but hidden from the photographer, Handley hangs on to the 6 C S ball after scoring against Southwestern Tech Stanley Postert, Newell Hollis, Lee Kinnnons C The Backs Ierry Stone, Ray Nunn, Ioe Ford, Conrad Handley, Sam Stratton, Bugg Grimes, Charles Cant The subs read their programs, and Mana- ger Don Walker paces up and down It floats through the air . . . Coplen,s extra point kick moves toward the High- lands goalposts while Cowboy defenders ,a,s e e The Ends Kenneth Livingston, V1c jameson, Llllard Thompson, Ioe Melendez try vainly to break through as - V w11 GENE CHISUM Mountainair p THE SCHEDULE 8 December EINMC Opponent 30 Panhandle A 61 M 35 33 SW Oklahoma Tech 43 Ianuary 32 Beaumont Hospital 43 25 NM Teachersa 40 41 Sul Ross 54 54 Sul Ross 41 40 N MMI!! 48 31 Highlands' 39 71 Wayland 67 47 NMMI 43 39 Adams State' 45 February I 42 Amarillo College 54 40 Los Alamos 66 42 NM Teachersl' 58 59 Los Alamos 68 41 Adams State' 53 43 Highland? 77 EMMITT CLAYTON 34 Panhandle A St M 43 Center 72 Wayland 46 65 Amarillo College 55 45 Sul Ross g 48 March KEITH CREAMEP. 47 Sul Ross 60 Forward Four big boys go after it in practice W--V Www 4- v v-,W .W i. --Y.w- 1- ww- --f-f - -M--------W - -,.f m CHARLEY CAN T Forward JOE FORD Forward X Opening tipoff against Sul Ross in the Hounds, first series at home. GERALD HARRIS ' A A Forward Adams State NM Teachers ENMC NMMI NEWELL HOLLIS Forward KENNETH LIVINGSTON Guard ' -1947- Team W Highlands 7 5 NEW MEXICO CONFERENCE STANDINGS Pct. .875 .750 .625 .125 .125 The Hounds had a pair of scoring aces in their ,47 season: Leftyv Moreland tied for third place among state sharpshooters with his 245 total and Emmitt Clayton was amid the leaders with 197. Manager Don Walker sticks out his tongue at the birdie. AVERY MORELAND Forward DAVID STEPHENS Center SAM STRATTON Guard Holhs jumps for lt under the basket. CLEO WALL Guard Tennis Coach Eric I. Smith MELVIN COOLSBY TRUMAN CALL I Intramurals Intramural volleyball champions, the Ag Club Thoroughbreds: R. C. Morgan, Virgil Pate, B. I. Pierce, Calvin Blain, M. O. Pate, Roy Stroud, and Fred Wells. f Tennis at AFTON VERNER B. J. PIERCE JOE WEBER FRED WELLS Thatcher poses for art students . R h y t h m 1 c S .pf-3 EN MC lads and lassies learn folk dances for rhythmic demon- stration. if' 1 I I ? r 5 , 4 5 G Q 4 Q E Q 4 Z 5 4 2 3 s 5 f 2 x 1 i 3 ! E 1 S i s Q E 1 I 2 L i 2 ! X 5 l 5 2 2 E , . TM , .Y -..V ,. ..., .V ..,... . .., Mm-. .. ...., .,.,. ,. x. ,.,. W ,..,.M.-. ,W .,,, . ..., .1.,.,..,.MW..,,,,,...,M,.,,.,..,., ,,,m.,,mW.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,.,..,,,,.,.,,.w ,..,,,.,,.,, ..,., Mm .v.,,M.,,,,,.,....,,,,,, .4.....,W,,,.h......,.....V.X...-...., ,WW . Jr' a c. if 5, 5 SE K PS 3, 2, 5 2. L. 95, s 1 L ii it If gf uf Q P E5 sf Qi '11-..,,, 1 Beta officers pose on stairway . . . eleven women accept pledge bids from BTX . . . new members are honored at formal dinner . . . rushees are entertained with art party . . . uRobbie,, cuts capers for the pledge assembly pantomime, And the Light Went Outf, Beta Tau' Chi OFFICERS President ccc.cc,,cccv C . cc., Dorothy Northam Vice-President C. cc,cccc, Sara Beth Gordon Secretary cccccc ,, ,, joan Foster Tr62lSurer ,,,,,,, , . , W Betty Jones Reporter .rer or rrr.e so Dorothy Dell Six Pledge Captain ererrrrrrr C .cc. Ada Mae Hair Inter-Fraternity Council Representative ,,ee,,..,. Ludell Anderson A Sponsor ssrss.ss,i..,c., .vc,ssc M iss Olga Saffry pc,s,c i 15 r f Q l Kappa Delta Alpha President Barbara Oswald and escort . . , KDA presents thirteen pledges at birthday Snowball dance . . . members greet alumnae at Homecoming tea . . . babies get out-of- handn at Kappa Baby Show in Creek pledge assembly . . . Frenchiesv manicure finger nails for two cents during Hell week . . . Ogburn home r is the scene of sorority's final rush party - the traditional Spanish dinner. OFFICERS President ,..,.a..a,..a..,.a..,...,...,. Barbara Oswald Vice-President ......,.a ,.c,c..,... M ary Hunt Secretary ,.a...,,.,,... ,.a... N orma O,Neal Treasurer ,...,c.,a, c.cav R overta Sullivan Historian ,...cc.raa,.....c.....cc,,cca, Vivian Kathman Reporter .......,aaa,....,...,cccccca,.a,..lc Dorothy Blair Inter-Fraternity Council Representative Helen Montgomery, Mack Tyson Sponsor ........c,..r,,.cc.,cccccccccc Miss Ruth Carden ,smumw.w:-.w..r,u f ...H s.r,...nmwmQe-sv' --1 ' Sigma Beta Chi OFFICERS President . .. .A . ,.. D orothy Frear Vice-President 4 . e. s , , Glenda Bussell Secretary .Y . ,. , . T r inidad Alvarez Treasurer e.eee,eeeeee....,e,ee.,.,..e,ee. Bonnie Brooks Inter-Fraternity Council Representative Elinor Ruth Boan Sponsor is ssss. Miss Ruth Wheeler Sigma climaxes rush season with traditional sing-songn . . . pledges meet for powwow during Hell Week . . . ZBX alumnae honored at coffee . . . Madame Pompadourn and aides imper- sonate active members in pledge assembly . . . ' President Dorothy Frear . . . ten newmembers are formally presented at Stardust dance. . .. W yt, ' i it 5 s l 5 , ' in , 25 SL . i, fr 965 l 1 , I ' k,, ,QM ,, . ., . ia. ia.. gist. .,.s. it ,A .,.. Y fr .-. Tau Kappa T au F ! s I 5 1 4 i President ,,,......,.. ............................ ....... O rv al Northam Vice-President ...... ........ B . I. Pierce Secretary ...a.........................................f...,.. ...... V ic Iameson Treasurer .............,.....,,...,.................,............ ........ I oe Merrell N 5 Inter-Fraternity Council Representative ..........,..... B. I. Pierce ' H Sergeant-at-Arms ...............,.................................. Henry Hahn Sponsor ...,..........r.................,...,.....r.........,....... Arvel Branscum 3 1 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 j l I 3 1 l 3 President Orval Northam ul The boys talk it over before a meeting . . . Bearded ladies at the style show . . . Oh! you kid! Pledges ' B in Hell Week regalia . . . Pledges hear the ritual of the , 5 final. degree . . . Bulldog Hahn chastises Smiley Har 1---Q 1 rison. -sg I P ' u ts B 3 3 1 ff 5 , E, A Q 2 ,, ,,i., ,., a , 1 'i 5 E Q is i 2 1 2 55. 1 3 Q B 3 E 5 f 1 if i E v 1 3 i 4 5 5 I 4 1 4 fi 'Q ef' Greek Glecmings Crowning the Sigma sweetheart . . . Chief of the ZBX pirate den . . . Gettin' roped at the Beta barn dance . . . The profs swing out at the Kappa snowball . . . Beta rush party . . . Kappa hula girls and TKT bartenders it ,.e J,r K ' ' . .. I f ,EVLI K rs I C 551' K :J , ,K r , . ' K '. I gg' A, 2 QWTT K , A . A 1 1, T' KK , Q , K ,g K f 1 jg 1 4 5 3 s a 1 S E 3 s 1 2 E 3 l 5 s 5 5 E i Q E :I F I ? ! I 1 E if 5 E 5 E 1 3 a E E s 5 E 1 E I s E s Z 5 E 3 3 LM ,,.,.. .:1Q,,, Wm,,,W,,,.,,.,,.,m,nm,,W..,m..,...m,,,..,,.,.W.,,.N ,.,, M. ...,.,W.wM.,,.1.W.: ,AL.. M ,.,,.,,M... ,.i, NL.,L..,,.X WM,..,W,,,,,W,..,..,,,,.hM,,,,.M,W...,,.,..,x., .xxi., , W.. ,i.V, ...,,-.h,.M....w,,.,,,,,,,..,,....,,,m.,.,.h,..,...w,,,,,.N..,.L.....,..,.,,...,,,...,.,,,.M,,.M..,..,H..M,.N,.,,Ui Wm . gi. M 2. R Y L71 ,,.., ,,.V, M.. f mm, sa-- 'fu W.f,,,. i ffb- W JH. .,,.:W, Qi, Hn QQ A ,FEW-,fgwi K, gfiiigk ,-1, . my win 5 MQYPSZW ,1 ., 1.4-Q f ,.., i if .,.V E .ww ,- Q ' '1,f J Y 'k'.'- i .I f --- , ., .gg L? 5- 4 Sf , NW,-, V, ,W .. ,-,. .,.W-W.. . V.- W- W-.r,.,ff,--w'-rIM'n.- e:-'ri . -'w'f1f'v-W ' 'W ' Q. ...- .,,,w,.,, 1 ' Congratulations! TO: ENMC From: Reddy Kilowatt Your electrical servant dining the past year has endeavored to serve you night and day. I've been reddy to help you at all times - - - whether at study, at play, or in the classroom. SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY - - More Merchandise For Less Money FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERING r VENETIAN BLINDS Sr WINDOW SHADES APPLIANCES, LUGGAGE, SPORTING GOODS Phone 136-I A SMlTH'S FURNITURE 8: AUTO PARTS 115-117 State St. Portales, N.1N Try Our Drug Store First THE YUCCA DRUG co, Phone 157-W PRESCRIPTION DRUCGIST I FOUNTAIN SERVICE Portales, New Mexico D IAM OASJAST CHE S Lincoln Mercury A JE WELR Y Ford MAY BRUS. IEWELRY CU. GATEWAY AUTO CO. Eastern New Mexico,s Finest Jewelry CLOVIS, N.M. b KEMP LUMBER COMPANY Home Building Seroicev GLASS - BUILDERS' HARDWARE - LUMBER S A COMPLETE LINE OF PAINTS Phone 25 Portales, N.M. Congratulations to the Faculty and the Students of E. N. M. C. for the Successful Year of 1946-47 PORTALES STEAM LAUNDRY Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Miller and Employees Phone 6 STUDENTS ..... We extend to you a cordial invitation to visit the Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce while attending school in Portales s If at any time we can serve you do not hesitate to call. RUCSEVELT CCUNTY CHAMBER UF CCMMERCE Wayne D. Orendorff, Sec., Mgr. ' C O Greene President Iames A. Hargls Vice Pres E. C. Luna, Treasurer Thanks, ENMC Students 8. Faculty YAM, KIVA AND LYRIC PLAINS C0-UP CREAMERY I . 4 TH EAT RE 3 hallenge Dairy Products CONGRATULATIONS! A college education one goal you have achieved and we know that other goals which you deslre will be as praiseworthy Our wish IS that Life may bring you the gifts which are reserved for those whose ability, work and ideals merit them A ' 'U', . ' ', r, . , . H1uJ-f2-4f-H -- -A-- ---J'-wilaw ff A -- JM- '-14 Owned by the Farmers Portales, New Mexico i The Home of Famous Clothing Names zn The Merchandise Worldf' When In CLOVIS or PORTALES Visit 0 BETTER ommmsnr stones i l To the Student Body and Faculty of EASTERN NEW MEXICO COLLEGE Congratulations to a Hne college for a most successful year, 1946-47, with very best wishes for con tmued growth and success We invite you to use the good facilities of this bank Arthur F. Iones, President I. B. Priddy, Vice-President Chas. Starkey, Cashier A. W. Freeman, Asst. Cashier David W. jones, Asst. Cashier I. W. Clem, Director C. M. Compton, jr., Director R. E. White, Director FIRST NATIONAL Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatronj Congratulations from your ---- C A R M A C K 8 S 0 N S C OTH G 6: FUR SHINCS STYLE SHOP L IN N1 Home of MEN AND LITTLE MEN . ' NATIONALLY PRICED COLLEGE TOWNE CLOTHES ' . 308 Main St. Phone 394-I Clovis, New Mexico M. V. SOUTH KIRKSEY CLEANERS G R Q C E R Y Carefully Cleans Clothes Cleaner Quicker AND MARKET HATBLUCKING CORONADO RADIOS 61 APPLIANCES AUTOMgg3iSE5gg1ggS5g,ggggSOR1ES VALLEY HARDWARE COMPANY HOME OF WESTINCHOUSE APPLIANCES ' ,e d D Dick Harper, Manager -E A 205 s. E. Main Phone 699W PORTALES TRUCK COMPANY INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS-PICKUPS. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES, TRAILMOBILE TRAILERS. I NORCO WATER CONDITIONERS I sALEs a SERVICE ' 206 s. MAIN PORTALES, NM. ii w.1nE..n '. - - 'Ji-1 . I . V , . fv i V law s . , , ,. , i . U .... ,M . , . X , A. , F f ,M , M I A t J ,r -V y 1 V- . - - M K i -Rafi - sl Q J ig, , , W 553, EG -sf .T -FL .T ,.,. , , A U A 'V Wi J .A .sf 1 , E of 1 r C' D' PATTERSON VAN ANTWERP STUDIO WHOLESALE AGENT MAGNOLIA PRODUCTS PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST A Phone 24 108 S. E. Colorado Portales, N .M MOBILCAS MOBILOIL F0'RSON'S CARDIN FURNITURE CUMPANI Ladies' Ready - To - Wear 115 S. E. Colorado Phone 16 COMPLETE HOME F URNISHINCS 2,W YOUR CROSLEY DEALER PORTALES, N-M- Portales, Leading Furniture Store A Friendly Place to Meet- ToGetGoodThingsToEat P' l W ' 1 WheTe Students Meet F or Good Eats -and Fellowshipv ly ly THE BEST OF FOOD, MEATS, CLARENCE S' ADAMS FRESH FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES HANDMADE BOOTS FOR MEN, LADIES, ND CHILDREN DUCKWURTH DRUG CU. ThmwThemAma DR cQ Have Them Repaired at ---- Indian M Mexican Goods CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO First Class M echanics' . , .. , N . 5 I-lf, ,T 3 I is-, I ,Af , ,452 -v sl ' - .I I fiiifti' i L ,5 ,,L' 5 is MAYTAG SHOP PURTALES LUMBER COMPANY 1 4 2 I I 2 1 4 I JOE KEIM RAY ROWLETT Phone 384-W ' 210 N. Main j :Business Phone 119-I Residence Phone 149 ' , , cm moron compmw MILLER 5 CAFE CHRYSLER Bc PLYMOUTH cg S ALES AND SERVICE Where you never pay for the second cup ' I 1 S REO MOTOR TRUCKS , I RClyde C. Anderson, Owner Portales, N.M. fhaf you emoy the most I I Congratulations 113 E. 5th St. Clovis To the ENMC Class of ,47 ARNOLD'S RADIATOR SHOP RADIATORS-CLEANED, REPAIRED, RECORED I AND Where radiators are an art and Service a Pleasure ARMSTRONG SERVICE STATION 216 N. W. Main Street Portales 1 THE PURTALES DAILY Nlaws I Local News, Associated Press, NEA News Service For INSURANCE and BONDS Phone 82, 83 109 s. E. Colorado Phone new ,:. .-f.:.n,.. ,1-3, - . ,,.....,,,,,.-.. , ' H, . ,, i 4 1 I rrww -ffmfw-.,.v.,.,.-..,-1 ,ff X-W, I., . PTF.-WWW-.. o-W-W..-vw 'r-W V,-,T,wv-wwf' 'W' - WTfm'o 'v W 'V ' ' RPF' f 'A' r 'fT'f'- S'-PM f ' -' ' f ml ' CONGRATULATIONS A I ' TRIPLE-TESTED BABY CHICKS p FROM I 5 FROM F E , 3 lg-I BLOODTESTED FLOCKS E A Newsy Weekly H Home Owned Home Operated i I CULLEGE BAKERY HATCH'S HATCHERY li ,, 5 Congfamlations to ENMC 201 s. E. Main Phone 333 For a Very Successful Year in 1947 9 I Charlie Little Portales A Phone 40 Portales, N.M. C N A Best Wishes to ENMC 5 COMPANY ESALES SERVICE FURR FUUD STURE Complete Automotive 4 Service, Body 81 Glass Work PORTALES r E P Congratulations You Are Always Welcome PORTALES VALLEY . ALEXAN DER'S 1 SWEET POTATO GROWERS NEW MEXICO DRUG co' Q FINE COSMETICS FOUNTAIN SERVICE w. T. Meaoor, Mgr. CAMERA SUPPLIES f Portales, New Mexico 111 SE Mam Portales l l E A LA T ' T fi .ff' V Best Wishes to ENMC OWENS FOOD MARKET GEORGE IMPLEMENT COMPANY . Your John Deere Dealer Wishes the Students and Faculty Phone 7 Portales BO 366 of Eastern New Mexico GET YOUR HOT POPCORN Cgllgge at CANDY AT THE C A R M E L C R I S P SUCCESS FOR THE FUTURE CANDY SHUP Next Door to the Yam E. N. 8 Corner Union and Ohio Streets' Wholesale Dealers STANDARD OIL OO. W H E E t M50 U A R Y 0F a is ac ory erozce PHONE 50 PORTALES, NEW MEX. AMBULANCE ------ Day or Night Portales, N.M. Phone 46 HOME LUMBER it COMPANY A Complete Building Service Portales PERSONALIZED STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES CREETING CARDS GIFTS ODOM PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY , College Students Welcome 110 S. E. 'Main Ph O ' LILAC PARK GROCERY 8: MARKET MOU! Is To Please -Y-Olin PHONE 70 Free Delivery Pho ...w,,..e, .,,. ,,,.,,... , -,. - ,., ,,.,...,.-Ym,.., i.,.. .T V' V STORE FOR MEN A CORDIAL WELCOME TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY Fine Quality Made-to-Measure Clothes Orville I. Harris ne 195-I 110 S. E. Main LANE LAND CO. General Land Business In A Land of Plenty PORTALES BERT CASSAN QUALITY JEWELRY COLLEGE DAIRY W. F. Ingram, Owner A AND WATCH REPAIR l Home of Pasfeurizefl anal Ice Cream -State Street Portales A PORTALES HARDWARE Phone 99 BETTER FURNITURE AND HOME APPLIANCES R TA L E S Phone 216 ' 129 Main St. if - Q ' 2 Z :1 J a 2 5 , . J 5 X a 4 hifi! ,- . W., IN CLOVIS We are always glad to meet our student customers at our store at 417 Main.. Whether you are on the campus during the school year or off the campus on vacation . . . or have successfully become grad- uates . . . we are always happy to see you. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Congratulations, ENMC, on yet another fine class of graduates and on the completion of another year of achievement. Your I. C. Penney Store in the home city of ENMC stands ready to co-operate with and serve you at all times. IN PORTALES Congratulations to the Class of 1947-1 B R I B B E And Best Wishes for the continued . . progress and growth of ENMC BOARD OF DIRECTORS I.S.Click R. C. Bryant T. E. Mears V D. B. Stone I. A. Cooper T. E. Mears, jr L M B E R OFFICERS I. S. Click, President - E. Mears, Vice-President R. C. Bryant, Vice-President D. B. Stone, Cashier A P Y THE PORTALES NATIONAL BANK C : M I I The Bank,Of Personal Service J . ' I iCMember: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.j . , X , V volwnm MILLIRGUUMPAY MANUFACTURERS and DISTRIBUTORS PORTALES, NEW MEXICO PHONE 2 1 J A C K H 0 L T ABBOTT'S JEWELRY THE cLo'rHlER x' ' 7,35 4 RS K Featuring Nationally Advertzsed e Brands in Clothing and Furnishing Your Keepsake Dealer For Campus or Business Billie Potter R S Clinton Chandler , 304 Main CLOVIS Eric J- Smith Co. Mgrs. I 'LEADERS IN SERVICE' E ---- FARM sumy vi Hrnwuw TW 4 is ,v,,T1,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,A WM, , ,,W,,, N,,,,,frv s, ,..E,,,, Y.., ,.- ,,,. ...,., ,,., , ,.W...,. . W--, W .. Y. .f-ff-m....,, .W .W , -Em-,, .,.,..- ,- ,,.. , W.. -W-.-W1 E- 9 O 5 O S- C' - '2- ff- 5 CQ m Trinity Wd First Methodist Methodist Presbyterian First Baptist i CONGRATULATIONS!! Scientific X-ray Shoe Fitting w I L S 0 N , S ---Exclusipe--- 1 Ready To Wear Shoes C L E A N E R S For every member of the family POrta1eS7N.M. L. J. WILSON, OWNER K I C A Best Wishes to . E. N. M. C. The Greyhounds! THE BEN FRANKLIN STORES First Methodlst We 1 11 9 'mi , Flrst Bapt1st Calvary Baptlst West S1de Baptlst Presbyternan Assembly of God Central Chr1st1an PHGTO BY BINGHAM Your Hat, Slr. . This comes with your diploma, too. The responsibility of citizenship. Citizenship that participates rather than steps aside. That examines all issues in the light of faith and tolerance. Truly American citizenship. A full time job? Yes. But one for which the schools of America . . . now . . . as for generations past . . . have well prepared you. xasifsrs- As representatives of one of New Mexico's leading industries we salute you the new leaders of America -e 'O ' 5' ..,,, 2. ' ' . ' .Q Tit- ,Poca- I' Rmfxfsgrton. UNITED STATES POTASH COMPANY ' CARLSBAD, NEW MEXICO
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