Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Zzculfy GILBERT B. SANDEFER, B. A. MRS. SAM KENNEDY, B. A. MRS. COVA COLLIER HARRY H. HAYES, M. A. Graduate Business Manager Manager Book Store Matron University Hail Field Representative THELMA ANDREWS, M. A. MRS. I. A. BEARD, B. A. MRS. A. R. COUCH W Librarian Registrar Hostess Cooperative Home FORREST WADE TIPPEN, B. A. MRS. WALTER KINCATD MAIDA BEASLEY WEST MRS. EMMETT M. LANDERS. Assistant to Graduate Business Accountant Secretary M- A- Manager Administrative Secretary MARGARET ROWELL, B. S. DONNA MARIE WOOLDRIDGE MARY NISBETT MRS. TRUMAN L. CROUCH Secretary to Treasurer Secretary Assistant to Secretary-Treasurer Secretary to President .-NX g. f ,,,444aav.-v..- ex Y ,. Mb WJ In' J'r'iH J1t wa? is 3 - J' xt' N I' L 5 ' LY mf sfsii -r' ,, Y fn 'La Hai' X if 11 45,71 Ll N X. News sm .1 If 1 X4 XJ, :Ib Lu iff 'grit P M k QU1lNQiJ'-Tw fist J 3111-'va 'Y ' -1 L.: 13.1 'ii XA? T ft A gd on ,W 610,31 QM R mi ,wma L? . fl ,fu ft. ygifamwi K., if If A f J A N s..X'i..f -ff jf,-if-Fair- dx-f'!!,LN-..4 La? 5 fix' E Bgqs ,Ziff L -. Hamm: JKXQJIEB fy 'A-w iE, 'yQfBr,s,,q fa 4 y-.igail K V E gV '?-m!1b'x'f tqyjv.-N-! : 11 fum in , ' A , f I . r 1 1 ' f I X 5 f 4. ,E .,. ., Q ' 'fJ1.frT,,f 1-F. ',.:Q+1 2 . A V- ' 4 AX H' A ' f .- ' ' Q-. - - :fe W-aFf1'2f4 1w.,z1 sm.:--'f.,:Y'f. .1'f-twmis.1-..1i2'sff.-L...-1'l' ' . .. 5-ft . 1 - - ,454 ' 3'.i,lff,, .:ef'. 'J .52-:fur-. , ',.' .:f,z,'15,gLf:Lf,.L. I.:u,.g,g.eggr,-,--155,-'g.,g,,-R.-3,5- I 31.9-',1,iY' A,:rgft,,,1gxw.23'13i5y3:, X , If Q V ' ,,1.t.g.1.,,.?:., 1 1.:..g+ru' -,,, 3.44-yfqrgk W 5,3 . , ,. , ,Ay-I, wi,,5?'i5i.a5i.,55zE.w1,1--.4.i,.,,5,,,L5f.l.V .lm V , f.-f1,,?lH,. V: l 55 fgxrf 5 U .- Q I, I 1:5 .3f'. .fff1'Z.'f3'v,tA' ftgiifjilffi'Ff'QQZ:,5,T,f2.f:' j5g14'fff1'?134.f' jr. 'I .W','5'.'k mflgffif il..'e l,Li3,Lg:T,lLyff5j'ny rajjg,-g.,Q',-.'Qlf-Qrifg-'fi -5253 vfgfmmti A :B A +l 1. ::5T-'li,f'l t f..-?f-H' -incl:-.nf-k:f'WZ',.w r9.-,.. .J ' - -.1 'f f '. ipf.,f.i4'1?-,Jwi'-'r-Q,:ff,,'w-'Q.g.1ff'w,,,figs 24.2-H .. ' -Q ,t.- ,f v : , .1--.-ya -- ':1r.f:? . ., .A -rrzg-WLM 'J W -.1-' . . '-'VB' ' ' ' Jw.. WI' 'H'-S r W-ff1..1e- . ' RcfP,f..fHa,. ' .5 ff ' V W- . if H .fi Ms..-, ,T-fxs'12fff5i ' :Pufffi?-izif-a3'V'ff.'-affkzrtitawifwfg,t v! 2 K , A- T ,264 ,ei ' , 5. my ' 4?E1'i,ii'Q':.,l',.w, ,jj -: gvwi:' gvjk .H ffl qv,--sy 4' .gf5,'g,1g r'-V,-2, ,f 7 -' 5 ' 'Q My 'f f.-qqil i ',5A1',,,-zgiimi - . :QQ . if, Q my - ifsfl?z5J':t.LJ,Jiii,:gm.,- - - iviipy d:Ee?E1,:,,iQ:.55gx- K i Altxiites G uy . 1:.fiI.K1gl.l,:5vrEmi,,! livtifjffz- U 1 . U yi t .. W, vi-W. ye.:-n L1 f.,-,,3' ...Q .- 'ei' y- rg- ' ., - far ', Hey' 3:-Af 'fs . 1 . ,, 2 -.1339 A 1-- 2-I V..---wa .' r - ' - N -N , 1 . - . M if ew- ft- Q ' QQ.: w if fn ' 7 ' .1 A,-5191-. LA f-It-E-1.3 4 5 -' 2 ' -7. - ' 4, -,I ' .. i ,ff gif' '-.Q N. , . pf-sasggiifff J: H -,H L., 3.3-.. ., ,V .H -., .-' .J ,J A ,fi Y ef' 1 ' ' ff: V' .-ga. ,,'fxzszQ 1- '- Hi' m','E4gLK'g-im, 'i Aka nu. .tu 57,0 .vJl,.v':-I :L f 4, JI AQ. ju if , ?,,.3..3EiE5.eA:f,,Q..tx.q, Y ' r , L.-'-- .- Q , 7 . , -4.-:M .. 1 ,..',. . -fy: 1, wa , - -, V , .1 , , 5'-ibifgiyr-' 'LU ,. gr 4r,,w.3,r'2f'-f 4 -' + uf '-1'-'--'Ml-r.'2312.-11' L. -.iles1:-V-1w'.?11':,:'fF1Tz2f1-'FTnf' fi 4.1shin.RQTILWJQQQ-:1w? r3 g 4F'::v3fqf,f:qfiff-v-Swine' J il ' if , I' :H-2 iw-fri -LepTr.gt-.A 4.-.1-'13'.'vf:g .-T-'-'.?!'Lt,0vI' 5:21-q-v:'1.g-I P--1-.szik-:Ziff 1' 1?-fe .-figfan 5-'.ta1j:':,'r-3w::r,f,f1l5.5'.':-' W Y ' N 1 -.-L - - 'Y 5- P' -'E' 4-.rf-f-'L3F.4,vAfzfivf. 2' 'ff- '?rw '17-'.-'J-L 'wi .. -' . 4 J' . .1 -mmm-.1g,.l:- ' f' - .Q - rw f -' 1- -in '-we - SEI :F W -1-'-, -'f.:4 '. f.-'5'2f'f -f-'fw'f'4f+V 'Ji' '7'fi1'.l' ee- WH-21 .YZ-fxE'f.714'-TJ53'f.f,1f ' -2f-'5'f-a'1-,'.aH..5'1-w:.f:'y: aff: ' F 1' P' i1T1 -.- 7 5 ' 'J' WWF .-.r:' r -F1253 ' fi :F-L fi'-Ef'v'-?4u4' .?g 'nif i5 ? 1 fiT 3 F' ... 'L 52'2'..1 f7'--E,'.Z'f -:r-' -'Q' ' '-:1?.f?'-if'5Cm'if',fi'r . V J f ii1, T1.-iL Q:,-I-..-5: P,-an fa ,',,-gb, g':3.f-t1-a..- - Q3'- gm. rg-Lp e .,.. , . 'zitsf-v ' - - 5-f.-,y,.gn.gl1Q',-isis ,QI-' T,-,Q f , 412: f'?K3g:ggxg-' 1, 5: me A A .Lf-' -1 1 ,vi-41:12 .1:'1fl1'-:+-H.f'-'-xiii-'i Ui--33? 1- ' - f.. 4 ww.-.f-::,, lil --f+..'f. -.1 W 1, - . 2 L-N '- H..-.L.-eFu-.i.-1ff'- ' ' fiAHilfe'thin-ig-T-'QLf'ft 'P'--Q'-11. ' ' - f, r 'F' ' ' fvF'1r' 4 . H -fu ' -- i iv?-1,-rg A Si- '.' ..',, 5 v : P V -1 ,FE.I:7wFf 5'l'22.g:'- '. k:1-.E1'jf- .1'.i'E-M ' - 540 '- Tir,-T' ff7'.iCf' K ' A ' N' f ' ' 'ff-'l Y . .. . Mm... . v. - . A-. Y i f--. .. .RE m.,.f::..f1e1 F f t 1 Tw f Nw me L J. .1 A .,,..

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Zzculfy HONVARD E. GOLDEN, Ph. D. ETHEL L. HATCHETT, M. A. SUELLA LACY HELEN M. ROBBINS. B. A. Associate Professor of Business Instructor in Education Instructor in Art Instructor in Physical Education Administration LOYCE ADAMS, M. B. A. I-IOYT FORD, Ph. D. OTI-IO M. POLK, M. A. Instructor in Business Associate Professor of Education Assistant Professor Physical Administration Education FRANK KIMBROUGH, B. A. E. EDWIN YOUNG, M. Mus. LOLA GIBSON DEATON, M. Mus. TI-IURMAN MORRISON, B. Mus. Athletic Coach Dean of School of Music Head of Voice Department Instructor in Piano Professor of Piano I. I. SMITH, B. A. HERBERT M. PRESTON, B. Mus. M. B. MCCLURE, B. A., B. Mus. Assistant Coach Professor of Violin and Theory Director of Band 'Q -5-.ax I 'I if -I vflxxrrnm K ,N X A

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Student flssvciafinu no I LEWIS MCCALEB DEVVECE MCGAHEY WINSTON TUCKER RUTH ANNE HALL President, Spring Secretary Vice-President Treasurer ELMER OATMAN MARSHALL MILLSAP BITSIE LYNN BILL TIPPEN President, F all The prominent place occupied by the Student Council in Hardin-Simmons University may be accounted tor by the many things it has achieved in the past. The Student Council acts as a connecting link between the faculty and the student body, sponsoring numerous func- tions tor the students' education and enjoyment. Annual events placed on the calendar ot the student council, and handled entirely hy that organization, include the Halloween Carnival, crowning ot the University Queen, Sadie Hawkins Week, and the all-university banquet. ln general the Student Council promotes a friendly atmosphere among the students, en- courages school spirit, and works with the various organizations ot the school in solving various problems that arise. Ironing out difficulties is the student association's specialty. Purposetulness, cooperation, and willingness account for the past success ot the student council, and truly characterize the year's work that has immediately past. Serving as president during the tall semester was Elmer Oatman, popular varsity grid- der whose mid-term graduation created a vacancy, filled by Lewis McCaleb, cowboy basket- ball player. Winston Tucker replaced McCa1eb as vice-president.