John Tarleton College - Grassburr Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1941 volume:

. 03$ Barber Shop A MI... A. 0. Hollcy ' : J?.e. 7. Directed by Produced by HERBERT MINTER CHARLES LOCKHART Editor Business Manager Photography by BAXLEY'Siswphenville Enqruvinqs by SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING CQiFon Worth Printing by THE REIN CO. Hou5ton Cover by KINGSKRAFT COVERsikh-nqspon, Tennessee As the seniors pass through these gates for the last time, many memories of good times and good companionship; will go with them, not to be forgotten, but to be cherished. So that those memories may be in part tangible, the staf has attempted to include a wide range of campus activity, bringing the interests of as many students as possible to the varied sections of this book. If these memories can later be refreshed by glancing through these pages, our work has been well rewarded. THE STAFF. To CI man whose genial nature is ever constant,- . whose dignity is tinged with Q genuine love for life and all that is in it: whose iriendship is desired by all who come in contact with him; to 0 man whom we have all grown to love; to Sergeant Jack D McCullough, the Senior class affectionately dedicates the 1941 Grassburr. A true friend of every cadet cmd CI guiding spirit on the drill field, Sergeant McCullough is known and respected by the whole student body. Possessed of a sparkling wit and a humor that is intriguing, he is a highlight in our years of college. MISS LENA RIVERS LEWIS She was one of us and for this our lives are infinitely richer. TO THE MEMORY OF MISS LEWIS I saw torn out the darkness oi the world A noble and brilliant soul that stood apart; And draped itself with garments which, though old, Would shield it from the winds, the storms, the tides. The agents of destruction. Upon the head was placed c1 crown of wisdom. Love's Cloak adorned the temple of a heart That beat in tune with every smile and tear; Breaking its strings for those who mouxned, and yet, Reserving Cl place for laughter. The face was determined and set to meet life's challenge; Still, sensitive to the touch of CI kindly hand. Unveiled by truth, the eyes looked up to choose The path ahead, but was ever mindful of Today and yesteryear. The hands, unqloved. and worn with toil and striie, Had left a soft and tender touch that healed The wounds of comrade souls who passed this way. One hand of faith was clasped to God alone: Man's guidance claimed the other. eA FRIEND. ' , W - a H Unveiled b? jruth, the exesxloo ' mg; to The path ahead, but th ever rghldfdl of Today cmdyesteryeqr. ' 7; .k- The hands, unglbved, and won wiih tan kmdsfiife; Had left 'cx soft and tender touch 111m heal ed The wounds of comrade souls wthp 'passed Mg way. DEAN DAVIS'S HOME 3 H 7 . . Lomruilubb, VIClllllIfHIS, ulltl fillilulftr me EPmuix Kaine i3 41 gequlJ AITOI 0r IVHZ ullulcuoe Cnnllnm. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 3'ng fife growl of mu WU aegufulul aunuuf fire AiinA 9mm Uletffd guiding. C7 . . . . . LbuMneoA ullll LlomeAlu' luulung R212 IHUOILIQJ 1 . 7 tV . lulu'uz ashafthuutl r01 mung Jiuglzlmuled. HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING vWWWWW- thVW ...... aw V r ... ,..-... ...... mm...- 1 SCIENCE BUILDING 91mm of mu cumfnu guihlbnga, Ulla Science .CBuigding Kaunas Wu; gngi- needng and Science Epepailmenh. L U L A G O U G H guru gougn, cunlyo'llugftz tlndlllon'Ul, . . ' . . l: HIMQQJI 0!? lat 3418 Llo'ululu'ued. EDGAR: SCH gecomeA cenhi 011 428 i , . , u n 60le aclt Odwa ufhi lel'la. DAVIS HALL MARY CORN WILKERSON Gm: t$ Me oEcluf campus gunning;- 9na'ly 60471, claimcye'mon AcaQes cu lpuz Kecefiuml Raff r01 aha; 3115251.! REC HALL a Negcmnc infuuupliou to a gubll Jay'a JcKQduEe is a wag t al Wm gluing jfuw. DINING HALL PRESIDENT T. O. WALTON jolminidfralion DEAN I. THOMAS DAVIS Scholarlyl friendly, and sincere, Dean Davis heads our competent faculty. DEAN G O. FERGUSON, BA, MA. OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION A. M. McMAHAN, B.S., MA. GABE LEWIS, B.S., M.Ed. Business Manager Registrar and Director of Publicity I, W. SORENSON, B.S Associate Professor of Agricultural Engineering N M. RANDOLPH, Associate Proiessor of Horticulture 3 H. DAWSON, BS. A. 1. SPANGLER, LL.B., A.B., 13.3., M.S. Associate protege, Professor, Head of Division of Agriculture and Mechanic 0! Woodwork and Arts, and Head of Department Mechanical Training ROY B MEFFERD, A.B., B.S., M.S I. G. RICH, E.S., M.S. T. A HENSARLING. BS M.A. Professor of Agricultural Educmion Professor of Agronomy Professor of Poultry DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE E. A. BLANCHARD, Associate Professor oi Aulomolive Engineering PHILIP BRIDGES Librarian and VERNE A. SCOTT, D.V.M. Secrelary to OSCAR H. FEAZIER, BS, Director of School Prolessor of Animal Husbandry Prolessor of Veterinary Science of Agriculture and Agricultural Engineering T. V. CROUNCE, A., M.A Associate Professor of Sociology MRS. LINNIE COX SMITH, BEAM B.S , M.A. Assistant Professor G, O. FERGUSON, B.A., MA 01 Business Dlrector Dimsxon of Ads and Sciences, Professorl Head 0! Admmistrcnion Department and Associme Dean I. W FOOTE, B.A., M.A., M.Accounls ZEDDIE EDGAR, BvB-AA. M-Sr Assismanxofessor R. L. EAVES, LL.B., A.B., MA. Professor Of Business Adminlslmuon ofBusiness Admmistration Professor of Hiskxy and Government DIVISION OF ARTS AND SCIENCES W AVIE SQUIER, B.A., M.B.A. Associc1e Professor usiness CURTIS NUNN Admimstmnon B.A., M.A., PhD. LENA LEWIS, EAU M.A Associate PrOIeSSO' DICK SMITH, 3A., M,A,, PhD. Associate Professor of History olHislory Associate Professor of History and Government ' LULA c. GOUGH, A. I Associate Professor JOHN w. SMITH, d Biology B ., A Associate Prolessor I. D. ENGLISH, of Biology , ,. .A. HUGH B. SMITH, B.S., M.S., PhD, Assocxale Professor Professor of Biology of Biology S. A. TIDWELL, B.A Associate Professor of Chemistry 1 R. L, MCCOLLUM, B3, MA. Associale Professor S F. DAVIS, B.S.A., M.S. of Chemislry Professor of Chemistry DIVISION OF ARTS AND SCIENCES CHARLES B DeWITT, : Associale Professor 3 of Chemistry F. N TAYLOR Slockroom Keeperi MARGARET MOSELLE HILSWICK, B.A., M.A Depunmenlof Professor of Modern Languages Chemistry C. H HALE, B.A , B.S., MJX Assislant Professor of Education MRS. EFFIE C. NEATHERY, MEL, BA, MA. Associate Professor A. H, WILCOX, B.S., M, S of Educauon Professor and Head of Department cf Education MRS. G. E. VVOODWARD, .A ., M A. DOLLIE MARIE Associme Prolessor CLOVER, 0! English Assocmte Professor VERA of English RUTHERFORD B.A , M,A PEARL MAHAN, B.A,, M.A , Associate Professor Professor and Head 0! English Deparlment 1 of Eng ish DIVISION OF ARTS AND SCIENCES MARY HOPE DEXTA KgiG, WESTBROOK, Associate Pfofessor Assocwte Professor nghsh ROWENA CLARK, 1 MRS. LuRUE B A., MA. Of Eng 15h McALISTER Associate Professor Associate Professor of English of English MATTIE A. WALKER, B5,, M A Professor and Head of Departmem of Home Economics Associate Professor of Mathematics MARY MARRS, BAA Associate Professor of Mathematics DIVISION OF MARGARET BIERSCHWALE, AB, 3A., M.S. ead Librarian I. E. REDDEN, B.S., Mil Associate Professor MAY JONES, of Mathematics A, B.A4. LEE EDWIN TERRY, S Associate Proiessor of Home Economics TITIA BELLE ANKS, S Associale Professor of Home Economics A A. McSWEENEY, AB. M.A Professox and Head of Deparlmem of Malhemalics ARTS AND SCIENCES LAU RINE PICKARD, Assis rant Librarian MRS. LULU P, MARTIN Associule Librarian D. H. HUNEWELL CHARLES W. FROH B. M Professor of Music and Director mi Mililary Band Prmessor and Head oi Depar1mem of Music R. BERTON COFFIN HAROLD I. BLUHM Professor and Head DONALD MORTON 0f D.ept d ViOhn, Ensemble Singing Dxr. of Orchestra wg;i3$4 P- Associate Professor and GHIS Band B A 01 Pic Associate Professar of Piano and Public School Music DIVISION OF FINE ARTS MARIIE A. BROWN, 13.5., LILLIE VM LILLARDA A.B., M A Professor and Head of Department Aof An Professor and Head oi Department oi Speech H. W. LEACH, B.Su M.S Associate Professor of Eleclrical Engineering L E. GARDNER, BS. HAL C. DOREMUS, 5.5., M45. Professor of Professor and Head of Division of Engineering Archimcture a SGT. GEORGE Inslructor of Mililary Science and Tactics SGT. JACK D MCCULLOUGH Assocxate Professor Milimry Science LIEUT. COL. JAMES D. BENDEE and Taclics Professor and Head of Division of Mililury Science DIVISIONS OF ENGINEERING, MILITARY SCIENCE, I AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION LAURA FELLMAN, BA M A. Associm; Pgofessor of Physical Education EARL RUDDER, 5.3 Associate Professor W. I. WISDOM, B.S. of Physical Director and Head of Department of Physical Education Educaiion MORTON P. BROOKS, B.S., M.A. CLARA SAVAGE, A.B., M.A. Dean of Man. Asslsmnk Registrar, and Associale Professor Dean of Women, Assxstam Registrar, and Associate Proiessor ODUS STEPHEN, REUBEN FRIOU B.B.A., MA, Cashier Assistant Business anaqe CARROLL SHEFFIELD ARTHUR A. Bookkeeper and WORRELL Accounlcmt Assistant Cashier DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION GLADYS NITE, RN LUCY HENNIGAN, RN. Assistant Nurse Head Nurse CARL BIRDWELL ROBERT BAHHAM Manager of College Store and Recreation Hall, Assistant Clerk in Charge of Post Office. Assistant Manager of Clerk in charge of P05! Office College Store and Recreahon Hull RUTH RENFROW, B.A ETHEL BOB MONTAGUEI B S , MA. Manager of DOImlIOIY and Assistant Teacher Dietitian and Manager of Dining Hall CAROLYNN SCHNABEL Secretary to Dean DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION RUBY JEAN DAVIS Assistant Registrar and Secretary KATHLEEN CATHEY OLENE CLEVELAND Assistant Registrar and Secretary and Assismnt in Secretary Business Office jar efon an anal 0y . 1e Campud a:acwmwazcm :t dha-d 1r Many features are pres- ent at Tarleton which are never seen by the common campus visitor, and this section will give some idea of the varied constitution of our college. Newest of courses of- fered at Tarleton is Rero- nautics, sponsored by the United States Government, which was introduced in January of nineteen-forty. Over one hundred Tarle- ton students have success- fully completed their train- ing and received their Pri- vate Pilot's license. Elements of meteorology, navigation, and the theory of flight are studied in the theory course accompany- ing the flying instruction. HGround school is con- ducted by Chief Instructor Burrel Tibbs, who has an assistant and four planes at his disposal for the flying instruction. One of the departments most often missed by a casual campus visitor is the Agriculture and Me- chanics Department. Hav- ing, as it does, so mcmy interesting divisions, it is one of the most outstand- ing departments at Tarle- ton. A classroom 5 c e n 9 shows Dr. Verne A. Scott, cowboy Professor of Vet- erinary Science. cmd one group of the Agricultural students, who form a large percentage of our student body. 55:5:wwwzzcr: If The woodworking and farm shops give boys the indispensable, practical training needed on cx farm, and give skill in welding and mechanics. Tarleton's Annual Egg Laying Contest draws the best poultry breeds from the Southern area and has established cm enviable reputation. The farm and dairy run in conjunction with the poultry farm, fur- nish the Dining Hall with g. e fie v k C 19' - t ' ,9 ' milk from prize cattle. '53 lg! -t 43. 'lt' 'At avg The Militcny Department is most often asked about among visitors on the campus, for uniforms are everywhere, with corpor- als, sergeants, and officers outstanding because of their insignia. Nucleus of the Military Department is the Armory ttop rightt which houses over seven hundred rifles used three times weekly at drill by the cadets. Worst chore of all is shown, that of keeping the seven hun- dred rifles clean. The College Dining Hall is a spacious building in the heart of the campus. From six to seven hundred students eat here daily. The spotless kitchen is CI marvel of efficiency, teed- jnq the many students who eat at the Dining Hall in an incredibly short time. Engineering is c: popular course among the students at Tarleton cmd amply equipped laboratories and competent instructors make the varied courses invaluable. Most branches of engineering are taught, as well as Architecture and Architectural Engi- neerinq. The Chemistry Depart- ment is a relatively large one, with two well- equipped laboratories for primary and advanced courses in general, or- ganic, and technical branches of chemistry. The picture shows Cl portion of an Ag Chemistry class at work on Q typical ex- periment. Another interesting lab- oratory is the physiology 10b tlower picturet, a branch of the Biology De- partment. Bone structure and anatomy are among the many subdivisions studied in the physiology laboratory. i G H H S S B ll H R dha-t 1. B It H S 8 B II It It dhw-l it A visit to the Home Eco- nomics Department will always prove interesting, tor in addition to the many girls in class, there is nearly always food in some stage of preparation. Shown are routine class operations in Home Eco- nomics. Home Decoration, and Clothing and Textiles. Home Economics is rap- idly becoming one of the most popular courses among the Tarleton girls. Typical of the art classes is the photo of Burrhead sketching Bobbye Everett. Sketching models, both life and inanimate, occupies the time of the advanced students, while beginners in art study perspective, the fundamental drawing principles and outdoor sketching. Though there are many organizations on the Cam- pus, there are few which approach the Student Council's importance to the student body. The Stu- dent Council members, who are elected by com- petitive election, meet weekly to decide on mat- ters of importance to the students. Ably headed by Hugh Spotts, the Student Council has passed a very successful year. The A.W. S. tsecond from topi is the student representation of the wom- en students. Their aim is to promote closer relation- ship among the women students and to aid them whenever possible. The students sponsor two publications, the col- lege paper, the I-ch tthird from topi, and the annual. the Grassburr. The stcxtfs of these publications are selected by vote of the stu- dent body; and enjoyable, but long hours are spent in their preparation. The I-Tac is a weekly paper which carries campus and world news. The Grass- burr is c: pictorial repre- sentation of the student body and their activities, :::umm::a l? x. G R H S S B II It H dhad Prominent among the campus organizations is the Little Symphony, con- ducted by Mr. Bluhm. Com- posed of students inter- ested in music, the Little Symphony furnishes music for the Graduation Exer- cises and for numerous other occasions during the Year. The Tarleton Singers are cm outstanding choir group conducted by R. Berton Coffin. They make an annual tour giving beautiful renditions of old favorites, spirituals and hymns. One of the highlights of every football season is the appearance of the Girls' Band at the games Composed entirely of girls, the Turleton organization is indeed unique. Every school has cer- tain persons who give it character, and Uncle Wiley embodies a great deal of the Spirit of Tarle- ton. The two familiar niqht watchmen, Mr. Mur- ray Gem and Mr.rDonuho, with Ur'xcle Wiley, are al- most institutions on the campus, and are known and remembered by the whole student body. W tlrt t tt 593 a : .. 4 mmwmatw hLIr-mlucing rim Senior section as they have so well intro- :lm'mll Turlelon students to a new spirit, the yell leaders and atlllvlir' sponmr are worthy of our admiration. 1 '!' . Bm'auso the Seniors stand $3! in the school, they have also I'men placer! in, the front of the annual, representing a new m-p forward in Senior recognition. 19 Stu G H H S S B II R R u-Ihw-d 1r Prominent among the campus organizations is the Little Symphony. con- ducted by Mr. Bluhm. Com- posed of students inter- ested in music, the Little Symphony furnishes music for the Graduation Exerv cises and for numerous other occasions during the year. The Tmleton Singers cue cm outstanding choir group conducted by R. Berton Coffin. They make an annual tour giving beautiful renditions of old -favorites, spirituuls and hymns. One of the highlights of every football season is the appearance of the Girls' Band at the games. Composed entirely of girls. the Tcrleton orqcmizution is indeed unique. Every school has cer- tain persons who give it character, and Uncle Wiley embodies a great deal of the Spirit of T ton. The night watch ray Gem and with Uncle most institutions on the campus, and are known and remembered by the whole student body. Inlrmluving the Smior section as they 1101'? so well intro- duced Tarleton studwtts to a Iww spirit., the yell lmldvrs and athletic sponsor are worthy of our mlmimtion. Because the Seniors stand first in tlm school, they have also been plar'm! in the front 0f tile mmual. rvprmenting a now stop fonmnl in Senior rvrognition. T H E C R E E D OF A TARLETONITE . I believe in Tarleton, not that there are not other schools with admirable features, worthy of a student's allegiance, but for me Tarleton is the best school on earth. I believe in her fundamental principles. I love her professors; I believe in her students, in their desire for the best and their ability to realize it in their life I believe it is my duty to support Tarleton in everything; not to be blind to her faults but to set myself to their eradication; not to expect of my school any higher conduct than of myself as cm individual, but to make my conduct conform to the highest ideals. I believe in Tarleton's mission, a mission in every good move ment. I believe the hand of Providence is clearly discernible in Tarle- ton's history and that full recognition and place should be given to God in our school life. eniord Cfm o MISS MAE IONES Sponsor MR. I. W. SORENSON ponsor I941 f. Woeg KING r931 dent NEVA FRANCES HARRELL Secretary-Trecxsurer BILL RBERNHTHY, Palo Pinto Reronautical Engineering ' 9 Citation kurd '39-'40; Letterman on Rifle Team '39-'40. LESTER HDRMS, Tohoka Agricultural Education ROBERT L. HDQMS, Coahornu Civil Engineering RHBY HLFORD, Gatesville Agricultural Education Judging Team '40; Reporter Collegiate Chapter '40-'41; Radio anouncer '39-'40-'41, F.F.H. '39-'40-'41. MHRY LOU ELLEN, Dublin Home Economics queHes '40-'41. ; HHROLD HMMONS, Stephenville General Rgriculture ELLEN HNDERSON, DeLeon Pre-Medicol SQRR RNDREWS, Grunbury Journalism Press Club '39-'40-'41; Hggettes '39-'40-'41; Reporter I-THC Staff '39-'40; Feature Editor I-TQC '40; Editor I-TQC '40-41. MOZELLE QTWOOD, Cross Plains Business Rdminish-ution CLRRENCE QUGSBERGERI Sweeny Physical Education MONREVQ BQGLEY, Lometa Business Qdministration Girls Band '39-'40-'41; Qggettes '40-'41; . J. BQKER, Crawford Heronouticol Engineering Team '39-'40-'41; Under C.H.Q.; Private Pilot L1- ; ; Intramural Sports '39-'40; Purple Gloves '40-'41; u no my Cadet Corps '40-'410 . HHROLD BHRCLQY, Brownwood 4 I Business Rdministmtion Los Caballeros '39-'40-'4l; Tennis Club 39340541, MRRLIS BHRKERI San Saba agricultural Education Los Caballeros '39-'40-'41; Secretarerreasurer Les Ca- balleros '39; Vice-President Los Caballeros '40; Sergeant Ca HC '40. N K. BHRNE'ITE, Port Neches Engmeering BRUCE BHRRON, thell quiculturol Engineering MILDRED BHRROWI Hamlin Medical Technician Qggettes 39340; Pre-Medicul Club '40-'41. THOMHS BHRTH, Eddy Mechanical Engineering IHCK P. BARTON, Whitney Rqricultural Education F.F R, '39-'40-'41; President F.F.Q. '40-'41; Corporal Co. '40-'41. O, E BQRTON, Overton Rqriculturol Hdministration Sergeant, Intramural Spons. EMILY IHNE BHSHHM, Itasca Social Science LFLPS, '39-'40-'41; ngettes '39-'40 FRYE BRYS, Lingleville Home Economics Hqgenes '40341. BILLY JOE BEHKLEY, Richland Springs Business administration HUGUST BEHLING, Hlbcmy Engineering College Dance Orchestra '39-'40-'41; Intramural F '39340; Tennis Team '39-'40. Business administration S. O. S; '39-'40-'41; Reporter S. 018. '40-'41; Qggeues '39-'40-'41; Junior Executive Council '39-'40; Junior Class Editor Grossburr '40-'41. MILDRED BEIDLEMHN, Stephenville I 9 VRLFRIE BELSCHMPFR, Electra Business Administration 5,0,8; '39-'40-'41; Hggettes '39-'40; Treasurer $10.5. '40-'41; Senior Council '40-'41. BETH BENJQMIN, Dal1as Physica1 Education Tejus 39340341; R,W.S. Council '40-'41; T1T.S. '39-'40- '4l; Qggenes '39-'40'41; Vice-President Tejos '40-'41; Presidem TeT.S. '40-'41; Freshman Executive Counci1 '39-'40; Freshman Nominahnq Committee '39; Delegate to Physical Education Convemion '40; Runner-up Fresh- man Favorite '39-'40; Rthletic Sponsor '40-'41. RUSSELL BENNETT, Mi1es Business Qdministrohon RLFRED BERLIN, nleanlinu, La Mechanical Engineering 1.T.Q1C, Episcopa1 C1ub '40-'41; Corporal Co. E '40, HNTONECE BERTRHND, Purmela Business administration BILL BETHEH, Wharton Pre-Law Lords and Commoner: '39-'40-'41; Press Club '39-'40-'41; J-TRC Staff '39-'40; Student leadership Conference '40; Sports Editor I-THC '40; Freshman Council '39-'40; Senior Council '40-'41; Reporter Lords and Commoners '40-'41; Corp0m1 Co. E '40; Sergeant Co. B ; Intramural Sports '39-'40; President Press C1ub '40-'411 ORQN BIGBY, Ba1linger Pre-Vekerinory Pre-Veterinury Club; Pre-Mediccl Club; Rifle Team '39-'40- '41; Platoon Sergeant Co; .C QNNH WEBB BLRNTON, Tolor Business administration Qggeltes '39-'40; Press C1ub '40-'41; Distinguished Siu- dem '39-'40; News Editor 1-TQC '40-'41, KHTHRYN BLEDSOE, Scm Hngelo Elementary Education D.S1T. '39-'40-'41; Vice-President D.S.T. '40-'41; Qggettes '39-'40-'41. ERR LER BODE, Mason Elemeniury Education ggenes '39-'40-'41. Y RUTH BOLEN, Strawn usiness Qdministration FRED W. BOREN, Snyder ' ; General ngiculture HELEN TOMYE BOWDEN, Caldwell Physical Education MQXEY HRRDIN BOWERS, Breckenridge Pre-Medical PrerMedicol Club 39340341; Press Club '40'41; Hon- orary Corps '39340341; Military Ednor Grossburr '40 '41; Sergeant Co. D '40-'41; Stumpy's Roomle. BILLIE BOYRR, Hamilton Civil Engineermg OLEI'HQ BRHNNQN, Indian Gap Busmess Hdministration RLBHN BRIDGES, Stephenville Elecmccl Engineering HEREFORD BRIDGES, Charlotte Hgncultural Education MHRTHR BRONSTHD, Caddo Home Economxcs D,S.T, '393407'41; Eggettes '39340341; Home Economics Club '40-'41 DONHLD BROWN, Iacksboro Mechanical Engineering Football '38-'393407'41; Intramural Basketball and Soft ball '387'39340; Firefighters Club '397'40; VicevPresident Flre-Fighters Club '397'40; Engmeering Club '38339140- '41; Platoon Sergeant Co F '40; Citation Eword '40; Second Lieutenant Co. F '40. ELLOUISE BROWN, Needville Elementary Teachers Hqgettes '40-'41. HHPPY BROWN, Mason Physical Education ' FRENCES BROWN. Gotesville Home Economics Tejas '39-'40-'41; QWS. Council '40-'41; Home nomics Club '40 '41; Press Club '407'41; ngette '40341; Feature Editor I-TQC '40341. X xX NW NWW V KENNETH BROWN, Haskell Qgriculturol Education I 9 LEON BROWN, Naples Business Hdmmistmhon MRRY FINN BROWN, Coleman Home Economics PQTSY RRE BROWN, Richland Springs Business Hdministraiion ngeites '39-'40 CHHRLES BROWNFIELD, Stamford Pre-Low Silver Keys '39-'40-'41; Secretary Silver Keys '40-'41; Officers C1ub'40-'41; Second Lieutenant C01 Fl , '40-'41; Runner-up Freshman Favorite '39-'40; Candidate Best Drilled First Year Cadet '40. LOUIS BRY, Sun Qntonio General Rqriculture ZONELL BURNETT, Dublin Social Science Press C1ub'40-'41; Secretary Press C1ub'40-'41; quettes '40-'41; I-THC Reporter. BOBBIE SUE BURNS, Okra Elementary Education Rggettes '39-'40-'41. IOCILLE BURROUGHS, Valera Elemeniury Teaching 91W.S. Council '40-'41; D.S.Ti '40-'41; Home Economics Club '39-'40-'4l; quettes '39-'40-'41; Distinguished Student '39-'40; Reporter R.WVS. '40-'41; Reporter D.ST. '40-'41; Por1iameniorian Home Economics Club '4O-'411 EDITH BUTMHN, Merkel Business administration EUELL BYERS, Winters Engineering Los Caballeros '39-'40-'41; Engineers Club '39-'40; Sec- retary-Treasurer 105 Caballeros '40341; Corporal Band, Col1ege Orchestra '4O-'411 ERLE CHLVERTI Breckenridge Business Hdministmiion g eries '39-'40'41; S.OS. '39-'40341; Freshman Lead- ;Xh Council '39-'40; Senior Executive Council '40-'41; K 7 n- thletic T Qward '40. KEITH CQMP, Houston General Industries TEXRDH CHMRUD, Stephenville Home Economics 1. D. CRNNON, Jacksboro Business Rdministration Fire Fighters Club MHRTHH CHRLISLE, Kopperl Public School Music Fine Hrts '39-'40J41; Hqgettes '39-'40'41; Girls Bond '39-'40-'41; Chorus '40-'41; Little Symphony Orchestra '39-'40. MHRY FRRNCES CHRRUTH, DeLeon Home Economics Home Economics Club '39-'40-'41; Vice-President Home Economics Club '40-'41; ngettes '39-'40; Girls Bond '39-'40; Chorus '39-'401 CYRUS CHTHEY, Hamilton Pre-Medical I-THC Staff '40-'41; Press Club '40-'41; Pre-Medicol Club '40-'41; Tennis Club '39-'40; Bond '39-'40-'41; Little Symphony '39-'40; Intrumumls '39-'40-'4l. I, H. CHISHOLM, Brownwood Pre-Veterinary Co. E D. C CHUGHRHN, In, Chisholm Business Qdministration MHRY ELLEN CLHY, Humihon Business Qdmmistrction IHCK CLEMER, Clyde Pre-Low '39-'40-'41; Torleton Players '39-'40, NONE DELL CLEVELHND, Stephenville Business Qdministration '39-'403411 KBTHLEEN COLLINS, Clyde Business Qdministration ngettes '39-'403411 Crack Company '40-'41; Chorus '40; Platoon Sergeant '401 Qggettes; stociate Business Manager I-TRC Tennis Club '39340; Intramural Football '39-'40; Debate 1.9.1318. '39-'40341; Treasurer IHPS. '40-'41; ngettes OZELL COLLINS, Clifton Social Science I 9 Chorus '39-'40; Hggettes '40-'41. WELDON COLLINS, Winters Business administration Los CabalIems '40-'41; Sergeant C01 9 '40-'41; Intro- murul Basketball '39-'40-'41; Intromuru1 Baseball '39- '40-'41. KQTHLEEN COLLUM; Stephenville Conservatory Chorus '39-'40-'41; Fine Qrts Club'39-'40-'41; President Fine Hrts Club '40; O.W.L,S. Club '39-'40-'41; Reporter O.W.L.S. '40-'41; Little Symphony Orchestra '39-'40-'41; quettes Club '40-'41; Sponsor Co, F '40-'41; thcer's Club '40-'41; T.T.S. '40-'41; Students' Counc11'39-'4O-'41; Secretary Students' Council '40-'41; R.WS, Council '40- '41; Vice-President R.WS. '40-'41; Junior Executive Coun- cil '39-'40; National Honor Roll of Piano Players '39-'40. JOHN CONGER, Stephenvnlle Elementary Education F.H.T. '39-'40; Qggettes '39,-'40-'41; Festival Chorus '40-'41. I. R. COOKSEY, Mullin Engineering MRX COOKSEY, Mullin Reronautical Engineering TOM COOKSEY, IR, Mullm General Industries JESSYE PEQRL COURTNEY, Dublin Home Economics Home Economics Club '40-'41; Rggettes '40-'41, MHRY RUTH COX, Stephenville Pre-Medicul O.W.L.S. Club '39-'40-'4l; ViCe-President O.W.L.S. '40- '41; Pre-Medical Club '39-'40341; Hggettes '40-'41; Senior Class Editor Grossburr '40-'41; Senior Execu- tive Counci1 '40-'41. 1. W. CRRFT, Peacock General Industries Butches '39-'40-'41; Basketball '39-'40. PQULINE CRHFT, Mineral Wells Home Economics S.O.S. '39-'40-'41; Qggettes '39-'40; Vice-President 5.0.5. 04$ 40: . 0-41. 3 $ $ $73 I3 Y CROSS, Corpus Chrisu JIMMY HALE DHVIDSON, Stephenville agricultural Education Livestock Judging Team '40; FEB. '40-'41. W, T1 4Dub1 DRVIS, Cleburne Physical Education JQNELYN DRVIS, Stephenville Public School Music Qggettes '39-'40-'41; Gromophiles '40-'41; Torleton Col- lege Singers '39-'403411 MRRTHH RHEW DQWKINS Home Economics Girls Bond '39-'40 DORIS DEHL, San Qnionio Bacteriology Hqgettes '39-'40; Pre-Medicol Club '39-'40-'41; President Pre-Medical Club '40-'41; Scholastic Letter '39-'401 JOHN DEQN, San Saba Pre-Law Fire Fighters Club '39-'40-'41; Football '39-'40; First Ser- geant Co. E '40. FRQNCES LOU DEEN; Sweetwater Home Economics SOS. Club '39-'40-'41; President S.O1S1 '40-'41; Home Economics Club '39-'40-'41; Secretary Home Economics Club '39-'40; President Home Economics Club '40-'41; Hggettes '39-'40-'41; Student Council '40-'41; Freshman Congress '39-'40. BILLY D. DOBBINS, Dublin Electrical Engineering Engineers Club '39-'40; Bond '39-'40-'41; First Sergeant Band '40-'41; Scholastic T Hward. EVBNGELINE DORRIS. Stephenville ome Economics Hggettes '39-'40-'41; Home Economics Club '40-'41. LOUIS DOUVRY, Galveston Business Rdministmtion Gromophiles '40-'41; Honorary Company '39-'40; Cadet Corporal C01 R '40-'41, CHHRLES DRYDEN, Lufkin Pre-Medical Circulation Manager J-THC '39-'40: Vice-President Press Club '39-'40; Platoon Sergeant C01 8 '39-'40; Pre- Medicol Club '39-'40-'41; Utopian Club '39-'40; Eagle Scout Qlumni '40-'41; Second Lieutenant Co. B '40-'4 First Lieutenant Co. E , ?:- 1 $4 Ww 4 V 0 ;0 $ W1 44 4 Z CLERK DUKE, May 4; g? Pre-Medicql 1A4 IOE0DYSON, Stephenvine agricultural Education I 9 Si1ver Keys Club '39-'40-'41; Reporter Silver Keys '40-'41; Band '39-'40-'41; College Orchestra '40-'41; Little Sym- phony Orchestra '39-'40-'41; President Little Symphony Orchestra '40-'41; Freshman Executive Council '39-'40. 1. C, EHRGLE, Millsup Engineering IHMES EHRL, Hammon Civil Engineering DOROTHY HELEN EHRLES, Ennis Business Qdministrotion Grassburr '40-'41; Rssociole Editor Grassburr '40- '41; P1,W.S. '40-'41; 1.9.13.5, Club '39-'40-'41; Reporter I,E1P.S. '40-'41; Press C1ub '40-'41; Qggettes '39-'40-'41; Sponsor Co. E '40-'41; Distinguished Student '39-'40. ROBERT EHTON, Comanche MechanicaI Engineering Bond '39-'40-'41. ROSELLEN EBHEHHRT, B1uff Dole Home Economics Home Economics C1ub '40-'41; Qggettes '40-'41; Chorus 39340341. DICK EDDLEMHN, Fort Worth Business Edministmtion Lords and Commoners Club '39-'40-'41; President Lords and Commoners '40-'41; Press Club '40-'41; Officers Club '40-'41; Freshman Representative Student Council '39-'40; Vice-President Student Council '40-'41; Dance Direction '40-'41; Freshman Congress '39-'40; Junior Nom- inating Committee '39-'40; Senior Nominating Committee '40-'41; Freshman Sergeant C01 E '39-'40; Lieutenant Co. E '40-'41; Captain Co, C '40-'41; Member Honorary Corps Cadets '39-'40-'41; Rssismnt Publicity Direction '40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'40'41; Director 1ntrumuru1 Sports Co, C '40-'41; 1-TRC '40-'41; Student Leadership Committee '40-41; Major First Battalion, QLMQ EDGHR, Wellington Business Hdministrahon LRRS, Club '40-'41; Secretory 111-1.P.S1 Club '40-'41; Hggettes '40-'41; Freshman Congress '39-'40; Senior Council '40-'411 EMMH MQE ELLIS, Grand Saline Physical Education ngettes; Tennis Club; Hvimion Club; Girls Bond '39-'40- '41; President Girls Bond '40-'41. J. O. ELDRIDGE, Newgulf Engineering METT ELY, Heome quiculturc1 Education YN EMMETT, Stephenvnlle ome Economics 4I GRHYDON EUBHNK, Throckmorton Heronautical Engineering I. LEWIS EVQNS, Stephenville Fine ths Vikings '39-'40-'41; Dance Orchestra '39340; T.T.P1's '391'40341; Symphony Orchestra '39-'40; Student Con- ductor Symphony Orchestra '40; Band '39340341; Prev visionol Second Lieutenant Band '40; Officers Club '40; Intramural Sports '394'40; First Lieutenant Bond '40-'41. NINR EVRNS, Tolur Elementary Teachers Hqgettes '39-'40. BOBBYE EVERETT, Stephenville Social Science Teias Club '397'407'41; Secretary-Treasurer Tejas '40-'41; Hggettes '394'401 HHROLD W. FHRMER, Meridian Civil Engineering SRRH QNN FERGUSON, Breckenndge Business Qdministrotion $10.51 '39340341; Hqgettes '39-'40-'41; Sponsor Co. C 2.1, '40341; Student Council '39-'40-'41; Secretary R.WS; Runner-up Freshman Favonte. WILEY F. FILES, German Engineering DOROTHY FLESHR, Crowell Home Economics Qggettes '39-'404'41. ROY FONVILLE, Cisco Business Rdministmtion EVH LOUISE FOWLER, Hamlin Elementary Education ngettes '39-'407'41. W1 51 4MONIO FOWLER, Phillips Physical Education 4,0 Football Letterman '3'94 LEVON FOX, Pluinview Physical Education First Sergeant Co. F '40-'41: '40-'41. Fire Fighters CI Iub '40 Vice- President Fllhlelic Hssociution x11 W114 X'xX mm v 111W i g 37 ?r HELEN MHRIE FUTCH, Coleman Elementary Education I 9 LRPS. Club '39-'40-'41; Hggettes '39-'40-'41; Symphony Orchestra '39-'40. CHQRLES E. GQLLQWQY, Olton General Agriculture F.F.Q. '40-'41. SRM GHNTI', Ellosville Industrial ths Tennis Club '39-'40-'41; Honorary Cadet Corps '39-'40- 41; Intramural Sports '39-'40-'41, GQYLE GHRDNER, Hamilton Indusirial Qrts IMODENE GQRLHND, Olney Sociu1 Science I-TRC Staff '39. BURNEY GHRVEY, Stephenwlle Pre-Dental Corporal '40-'41; Band '39-'40; Symphony Orchestra '39-'40. ELRINE GQRVEY, Stephenvnlle Piano Fine Qrts Club; Gramophiles Club: Secretary Fme Hrts Club; Hostess Grumophiles Club; Member Bond; Little Symphony Orchesira HERMHN GERICK, Cameron Social Science Basketball '38-'39-'40; Football '39-'40; Track '39-'40; che-Presldent Newman Club; Butches '38-'39; Sergeant '37-'38; BOB GIBBS, Glen Rose Business Rdmmistrotion Pre-Medicol Club '39-'40. GROVER C, GIBBS; Glen Rose Business administration Butches '39-'40-'41; J-THC Staff '39-'40-'41; Press Club '39-'40-'41; Secretary Press Club '39-'40; Sergeant Co, D '40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'40; DOROTHY DEE GOODWIN, Stephenville Business Qdministmtion O,W.L1S. Club '39-'40-'41; ngettes '39-'40-'4l; T1T.S. ; President O.W1L,S. '40-'41; Miss Tarleton ' Sponsor Co. D '40-'41; Vice-President T1T.S. EVELYN GREGG, Son Hngelo I I Elementary Education ODIS GREGG, Silverlon agricultural Education Purple Glove '39-'40; Intramural Basketball '38-'39. PETE GRIFFIN, Valley M1115 Business Rdmmistrohon ERWIN GROMHTZKY, Priddy Chemical Engineering Engineers Club BEVERLY HHIRRELLI Hearne Social Sclence Qggetles '39-'40-'41; Girls Bond '39-'40. INH BER HHLE, Goldthwcite Elementary Teachers Y,W,Q. Represemative of B.S.U, '39-'40; President B.S,U1 '40-'41. BILL 1. HELL, Midland Business Hdministrcltion NORMQN HELL, Killeen General ngiculture Corporal Co, B '40; Platoon Sergeant Co. H '40-'41; Honorary Company 39340341; Football '40-'41; Intru- mural Sports '39-'40341; F.F.Q. '39-'40-'41; Fire Fighters '39-'40-'41. HRNOLD HHMILTON, Stephenville Petroleum Enqineermg ELHINE HQMPTON, StephenwlIe Speech RUTH HQRDISON, Co1orado City Elementary Education D.S,T1 Club '39-'40-'41; Rggettes '39-'40; Secretary- Treasurer D.S.T, '39-'40 EUGENE HQRDWICK, Clows, N. M Business Hdministrution Press Club '38-'39-'40; Campus Camera Club '38-'39340- '41; Vice-President Campus Camera Club '39-'40; Hon- 5V5 orury Company '39-'40-'41; Les Caballeros '40-'41; 40g porter Los Caballeros '40-'41; Pre-Medjcal Club '40-' 1; 4?1g J-TQC Stuff '38-'39'40; Corporal Co. F1 '40; Scho s g 2 T kurd '40; Intromura1'38-'39-'40; Guide Co. 3,11 NEVQ FRANCES HHRRELL, Van Horn peec ngettes '39-'40-'41; O W.L.S, Club 39340341; Secre- tary-Treusurer Senior Class '40-'41 IOE E. HHRRISI Groesbeck quicultuml Education MHRIE HHSTY, Lometu Elementary Education BILLY HHYNES, German Pre-Low HRRRY LEE HHYNES, Stamford Pre-Medlcol Corporal Co. B ; Lords and Commoners Club '39-'40- I '41; Pre-Medicul Club '40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'40- '41; Ex-Freshman President's Room-Mate. VERNON HRYS, Kilqore Petroleum Engineering Lords and Commoners, Honorary Company '39-'40-'41; Corporal Co. 9 '39; First Lieutenant Co H '40; EngiA neers Club '40341; Intramural Sports '39-'40-'41 1 . '2 k THURMQN HERD, Lometa agricultural Education JOE R HEDRICK, Stephenville PrerMedicol Silver Keys '39-'407'41; Band '397'40341; Sergeant Bond '40; assistant Yell Leader '40 '41 IRCK HELMSI Garland Pre-Law I. MORRIS HENDERSON, Llano Social Science OLIVE RUTH HENSRRLING, Bryan Business administration Home Economics Club '39-'40; I,R.P.S. Club '40-'4l; ngettes '39340, '40341; Press Club '40-'41; President H.W.S. '407'41; Rssociote Editor IATRC '40-'41; Freshman Congress '397'40; Senior Council '40v'4l; Uta Davis cholorship '40-'41. E HEREFORD, IR, Lometo ricultuml Education JESSE LEE HERRING. TR, Whitney General ngiculture ERR, '39-'40; Secretary FFH. '40-'41; Emerican Farmer. PEGGY HILL, Dallas Home Economics Education Tejus '40-'41; Qggettes '40-'41. HRRLHN HILLIHRD, Stephenville Petroleum Engineering Honorary Company '39-'40; Sergeant Co, D '39-'40. HRCHIE HINNQNT, Rlice General Industrial Intramural Sports '40-'41; Sergeant C04 B '40-'41; Platoon Sergeant. LUCILLE HODGES, Sterling City Social Science Rggettes '39-'40-'4L GLHDYS HOFFMHN, Eastlund Social Science DEN HOLLRDHY, Hico General Qqnculture SIBYL HOLLINGSWORTH, Brownwood Elementary Education DST. Club '40-'41; Home Economics Club; Hqgettes; Chorus; Freshman Congress CONNIE HOLT. Bluff Dole Home Economics Torlelon College Singers '39; Home Economics Club '39- '40-'41; Rggettes '40-'41. GORDON HOLT, Stephenvxlle Pre-Medical Honorary Cadet Corps '38-'39; Sergeant-Maior Second Battalion '39-'40; Second Lleutenant Co. F ; Pre-Medxcal Club '40-'41; Citation Sword '39-'40 MQCK HOPPOCK, Waco Pre-Medicul LELHND HORNE, Perryton General Rgriculture FER. '38-'39-'40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'40; B Council '39-'40; President B.S.U. Council '39-'40, poral Band '39-'40 $ ? 4 v WW W TM 0 mm BEUFORD ISRHEL, Millsap General Industries Intramural Basketban and Baseball '39-'403411 DOROTHY JRCKSON, Coleman Social Science quetles '39-'40-'41; Senior Execuhve Council. TOM 1-1. IRCKSON, Waco Qgricultuml Hdministration S.O.T.S. BUSTER IHCOBS, Oxlton, Okla Industrial Flrls IHCK JQMES, Graham Mechanical Engmeenng ergeant Co. B ; Engineers Club; Chorus '40. HNNIE LEUKIE HOWHRD, Stephenville rt Rggettes '39-'40; Qrt C1ub '40-'41; Tejus Club '40-'41; President Qrt C1ub '40-'41. LELHND HUFFMRN, Stephenvil1e Civil Engineering Engineers C1ub '38-'39-'40-'41; Basketbon '38-'39-'4O-'417 1n1rumuro1 Basketball '39-'40-'41; Coached Intramural Basketball '39-'40'41; Golf 38339340341. SIDNEY HUGHES, 113., Breckenridge Pre-Medica1 51031.51 Club 39340341; Secretary-Treusurer S,O.T.S. '40-'41; Pre-Medicql C1ub '40-'41; Fire Fighters Club '40- '41; First Sergeant C01 F '40-'41; Best-Dnlled Freshman Contest '39-'40. CHHRLES E. HUNTER, Newgulf Engineering 1, E. HUNTER, Knox City :7 quicultura1 Education VIRGINIR HUTCHENS, Rule Business administration ngettes '39-'40341, l9 4I LHTHIE IHRRELL, Siephenvi11e Engineering LOUISE JHRRETT, Siephenvi1le Home Economics QRNOLD FRQNK JOHNSON, StephenVIHe Business Rdministmtion Silver Keys '39-'40-'4l; Football '39-'40. ELWIN JOHNSON, Gordon quiculturol Hdministrotion 17117.9. Club '39-'403411 OLIN JOHNSON, StephenviHe ngicultura1 Education Band '39-'405414 BILL THOMHS JONES, Brady Pre-qu Los Caballeros; Officers Club; Exile Team '39-'40'41; Citation Cord Rward '39-'40; Purple T Hward '39-'40; Golf Teom '39-'40-'41; Corporal Co. B '39-'40; Provi- sional Second Lieutenant '39-'40; Second Lieutenant Sec- ond Platoon C01 B '40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'403411 ERNEST JONES, Eustland Business Qdmimstralion Chorus '39-'40. GEORGE W1 JONES, Dublin General an'culture MRRY LOUISE KHISER, Sweetwater Business Hdministmtion ngettes '39-'40-'41; Speech Club '40-'41; Torleton Play- ers '40-'41; Little Symphony Orchestra '40-'41. BILL KEELING, GuIveston Business Hdministmtion Lords and Commoners '40-'41; Episcopal Club '40-'41; Officers Club '40-'41; Honorary Corps '39-'40; Lieutenant C01 U13 '40-'41; Senior Counc1l '40-'41; Intramural Sports. ROBERT L KELLY, Midland Petroleum Engineering S.O.T.S. '39-'40-'41; Corporal '39-'40-'41. IHCK KEY, Tahoku General Hgncullure Vikings Club '39-'40341; Hssislant Ye1l Leader ' HNITQ KIMMELLI De Leon Home Economics I 9 Hggettes '39-'40-'41; Home Economics Club '40-'41. LAWRENCE RUSSELL KING, Hamlin Pre-Medica1 Rifle Team '37-'38-'397 Chorus '37-'38-'397 Honorary Corps '38-'39-'40; ngh! Guide '38-'39; Platoon Sergeant '38-'39; First Sergeant '39-'40; Cwilion Pilot Training. NERINE KING, Gutesville Home Economics Qggettes '39-'40-'41: Home Economics C1ub '39-'40-'41. GERHLD KNIGHT, Belton Heronouticol Engineering JQMES KNIGHT, Electra Petroleum Engineering Corporu1 Bond '39; Drum-Majcr '39; Platoon Sergeant Co. F '40: Second Lieutenant Co. F '40; Flrsl Lieu- tenant C04 F '40. EDWRRD M. KOHRIJN, Ruymondvnlle Industrio1 Hrts Band '39-'40341. ROBERT L KOONS, Wharton Busmess Qdmmistration Press Club '40-'41; Symphony Orchestra '39-'40; Band '39-'40; Distingulshed Student '39-'40; Military Editor I-TQC '40-'411 HENRY LaMRSTER, Ferryton General Rqriculture F.F.Fl. '39-'403411 ELDON LHNDERS, Ovolo General Rgnculture B.S.U1 Councxl; Hnderson and Clayton Scho1arship Rward, BETTY IERN LHNE, Eustland Home Economics ngettes '39-'40-'41; O.W.L.S, Club '39-'4O-'417 Sec- retary-Treosurer O.W,LS. '40-'41. PHILIP NORRIS LHRIMORE, Olney Pre-Low Press Club '39-'40-'41; Lords and Commoners '40-'41; President Press Club '40-'41; Business Manager I-TRC '40-'41; Corporal Co, E '40-'41; Student Leadership Conference '40. 4I MHRGHRET LEHCH, Stephenville Public School Music Fine ths '39-'40-'41; Chorus '39-'40-'41. IRENE LEE, Rising Star Elementary Education BILL LEHMBFRG, Brownwood Rgriculture JOHN CHLBERT LITTLEFIELD, Sterling City ngiculturol Education Sergeant Co. F '40-'41; Truck Team '4OV'41; Intramural Basketball '40-'41. OSCHR LOCK, Christovol Business Hdministrohon MILES LOCKE, Stamford Civil Engineering Corporal Co. B '40; Provisional Second Lieutenant Co, 9 '40; Flrst Lieutenant Co. Fl '40-'41; Officers Club 4041; Honorary Corps of Cadets '39-'40-'41; In- tramural Sports '39-'40-'41; S.O1T.S1 '40-'41. CHRRLES LOCKHQRT, Hrp GeneroI Agriculture T.T1P.'S '39-'40-'41; S1lver Keys '39-'40-'41: Vice-Presxdent Freshman Class '39-'40; Football '39-'40; Freshman Fa- vorite '39-'40; Honorary Corps '39-'40341; Sergeant Co. D '39-'40; Business Manager Grassburr '40-'41; Pro- visional Captain Co. D '40; Cadet Mayor Second Bat- talion '40-'41; Lieutenant Colonel '411 MQTTIE MILDRED LOGHN, Georgetown er Qggenes 40:41; Fm Club '41. MHURICE LONG, Mt. Vernon Busmess Qdmmistmtion WELDON LONGBOTHHM, Hermleiqh Agricultural Educatxon S.O.T.S1 C1ub'40-'41; Corporal Co. F '39-'40; Sergeant Co. F '39-'40; Platoon Sergeant C01 F '40-'41; Foot- bull '39-'40; Track '39-'40; Intramural Basketball and Football '39-'40-'41; Cheer Leader '40-'41. R. R. LOVELRDY, Santa Hnno General Rgriculmre MQRGRRET ELIZABETH LOVETT, Fort Worth Conservatory Fine Hrts '39-'40; Vice-President Fine Hrts '40; C 39140341; Qggettes '39-'40341. X X 4x xw K ?7 4? m WV xxxxX GENE LOWE, Olney Business administration I 9 Honorary Corps of Cadets '39-'40. JOHN R LOWE, NewcusHe Electrical Engineering LOUISE LOWE, Newcastle Social Science HESTON MCBRIDE, May quicuhurol Education FEE. '39-'40-'41; Livestock Judging Team '40; Historian FER. '40-'41; Corporal Cu B '40-'41; 1n1rcmuml Sports '39-'40-'41. IERRYE MCCLHRHN, Winters Home Economics O.W.L.S. '39-'40-'41; queMes '39-'40341; Chamberlain Home Economics Club '39-'40-'41; F.F.FL Chapter Sweet- heart '39-'40; Third Place Winner in Oratory State Speech Tournament 01 Texas Junior Colleges. OMB MHE McCLELLRN, Graham Elementary Education Home Economics Club '40-'411 DONRLD MCCOLLUM, Hamilton Physical Education Silver Keys, 39140341; President Silver Keys '40-'41; Platoon Sergeom C01 F '40-'41; Freshman Congress '39-'40. CRROLYN MCCOMMRS, Godley ome Economics 04W.L.S. '40-'41; Home Economics Club '40-'41; queltes '40-'41; Rggettes Reporter '40-'41. IHMES McCREIGHT, Yunns Pre-Medical Pre-Medmol Club 39340341. CHHRLES MCDOWELL, San Saba Qgricultuml Education L05 Caballeros Club; 17117.11; Charter Member Turleton Eagle Scout Hlumni; Corporal C04 I'D '40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'40-'417 Parliamentarian ERR, '39-'40; Re- porter and Co-Orgunizer of Torleton qu1e Scout Fllumni '40-'41; Business Manager I-THC '40-'41; Press Club '40-'41, BILLY MCGUIRE, Big Lake General agriculture Lords and Commoners, Sergeum Co. F '40-'41; Fresh- man Congress '39-'40. WESLEY MCKEE, Port Neches Engineering HQRRY McKIM, Carlsbad, N. M. Petroleum Engineering EHRLE MCSPRDDEN, Teague Civil Engineering Band 3833914041; 30111151 '38-'39; Intramural Bose- bal1 '38-'39; Sergeant Band '39-'40; Engineers Club '39- '40; Secretary-Treusurer S.O.T,S. '39-'40; Coptom Band '40-'41; President SO.T.S. '40-'41; Senior Executive Coun- cil '40-'41. LUCILLE MCQUHRY, Thorndale Home Economics ngettes '39-'40. DOROTHY MCQUHRY, Sharp Physical Education Future Homemakers Club '40-'41; Qggettes '39-'40'41; Tarleton Players '39-'40; Future Farmers Sweetheart '40-'411 BILLY MRDDOX; Gordon Business administration CHHRLES MHGUIRE, Galveston Business administration Officers Club '40-'41; Honorary Corps '39-'40-'41; Cor- poral '40; Lieutenant R.O.T.C. Cadet Corps Cos D '401 MHRIQN MARTIN, Hamlin Business administration Hggeltes '39-'40-'41; Girls Band '39-'40; Little Symphony Orchestra '39-'40. HHROLD MRSSEY, Morgan M111 Qgricultural Education F.F.Q. '40-'41. WYNOGENE MEDFORD, Okra Elementary Education HUBERT MEYER, San Hntonio Hnimal Husbandry Best Drilled Freshman and Winner PsMsS.T. Saber Qwurd '39-'40; Corporal C01 D '39-'40; Provisional Second Lieutenant '40; Cadet Major '40; Cadet Colonel '40-'41; Officers' Club '40-'41; Lords and Commoners Club '40-'41; Honorary Corps '39-'40-'41; Commander Hon- orary Corps '40-'41; President Officers Club '40-'41; Rifle Team '39-'40-'41; Non-chletic T '39-'40; Distmguished Student '39-'40; Senior Class Student Council '40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'40; Citation Cord kurd '39-'40. BOB MILLER, Stephenville Business Qdministmkion S1lver Keys '39-'40-'41; Vice-President lever Keys '40-'4 ' Corporal Co. D '39-'40; Second Lieutenant Co. '40-'41; Firsi Lieutenant Co. D '40-'41; Semor Exec Council '40-'411 ' WILLIRM FRHNK MILLER; Perrin ngicultural Education I 9 GUS MINGES, Hebbronvine Mechanical Engineering HERBERT MINTER. Carlsbad, N. M. Chemical Engineering Lords and Commoners '39-'40-'41; Reporter Lords and Commoners '39-'40; Freshman Congress '39-'40; First Lieutenant Co. '40-'41; Honorary Corps '39-'40'41; Press Club '40-'41; Editor Grassburr '40-'41; Guide Honorary C01 '40-'41; Fourth Best DrilledFreshmon '39-'40; Dick Eddlemun's Roommate '40-'41. DORIS JERN MONROE, Q1exonder Home Economics Qggettes 38339340341, DOROTHY MORRIS, Goldthwuite Elementary Education D1S.T. '39-'40-'41; queltes '39-'40'41. DORIS MOSELY, Houston Rgriculture EDWIN MOSELEY, Marshall Civil Engineering 1 . 1 ; Officers Club; Iniromuruls '38-'39-'40; Sergeant Co. C '39-'40; First Sergeant Co. C '39-'40; Second Lieutenant C01 C '40-'41; Engineers Club '38-'39. TOMMYLU MUTERSPQUGH, Breckenridge Business Hdministration S.O.S. Club '39-'40-'41; Bond Sponsor '40-'411 WYNOLH NEELEY, Decatur ome Economics Home Economics Club '39-'40-'41. JHCK NEWTON, Cross Cut ngicultural Education Los Caballeros '40-'41; KPH, '40-'41; Sergeant Co. F '40-'41; Intramural Basketball '39-'40-'41; Intramural Baseball '39-'40341; Intromum1 Football '39-'401 MRRIORIE RNN NEWTON, Lorena Physical Education quettes '39-'401 NMW W 4.? NNIE D. NICHOLS, Comanche Business Qdministwtion -g tes '40-'41. 0me i MHXINE NICHOLS! Proctor Home Economics Teios Club '39-'40-'41; Hggettes '39-'40341; Officers Club '40-'41; Sponsor C01 Q '40-'411 STELLQ NIX, Stephenvxlle Social Science Tejus '39-'40'41; ngettes '39-'40; Choral C1ub '39-'40; President Teios Club '40-'41. NORRIS NORMRN, Meadow Petroleum Engineering KHTHRYN NUTT, StephenviIle Public School Music Qggettes '39-'40; S.O.S. C1ub '39-'40-'41; Gmssburr Staff '40-'41; Q.W.S, Council '40-'41; Fine Qrts '39-'40; Secretory Sophomore Class '39-'40; Freshman Favorite '39-'40; Regimental Sponsor '40-'41; Freshman Council '39-'40. HREVEY OLHNDER, Huttc Engineering NOVELLENE O'NEHL, Lomelo Social Science HRRROLD OSTERHOLM, Texas City Heronauticu1 Engineering Les Caballeros Club '40-'41; Rifle Team '40-'41; Honorary Corps '39-'40-'41; Guide Sergeant C04 B '40; Fxrst Sergeant C01 B '40; Second Lieutenant C01 B '41. DONIECE PRRKER, Eastlond Home Economics O.W,L.S. '39-'40-'41; Hggettes 39340341; President Hg- gettes '40-'41; Sponsor Co. B '40-'41; Little Symphony Orchestra '39-'40. IULIQ PHRKER, Eastlund Business Hdministmhon QWLS. Club '39-'40141; ngeltes '39-'40341; RWS. Counc11 '40-'411 RETH PHRKER, Novice Elementary Teaching D.S,T. C1ub; Hqgettes, Girls Band. FORREST DHLE PHRMER, Lometo Business Fldministration 7 ?r V44 4. Z x 4 4 $1 W HELENE PRRNELL, Stephenville Business Administration Home Economms Club '40-'41; Qggenes '39-'40-'4 W4 m 4 1 m m $4M 1,! xx JERRY PHRNELL, Stephenville Civil Engineering I 9 Intramural Baseball '38-'39; Honorary Cadet Corps '39- '40; Second Lieutenant Co. C '40-'41, THOMQS SHM PHRTLOW, Liberty Pre-Law Bond '39-'40-'41; Lm1e Symphony '39-'40-'41. LCIVERN PHSS, Son Qntomo Heronauticul Engineering IO MHE PQYNE, Santa Erma Social Science Hggeltes '39-'40-'41; Tejos '40-'41. EVELYN PETHTEL, Jul, N. M. Physical Educahon Eggenes; T Award for Basketball; Captain Junior Bas- ketball; Captain Senior Basketball '40-'41. EUVITQ PIERCE, Breckenridge Business Hdministmtion quettes '39-'40'41. MRRY LOUISE POE, Cisco Business Hdministration LRRS, '39-'40-'41; President 11911151 '40-'41; Hggettes '39-'40-'41; Senior Executive Councll '40-'41. HUBERT POLLHRD. Sweeiwuter Business Hdministrotion HLVETQ PRESSLEY, Stephenvnlle Social Science Qggettes, kurded T in Basketball. LOUISE PRICE, Lometo Business Hdministrclicn Chorus '39; Rgge1tes '39-'40'41. G. V. PRITCHHRD, Cleburne agricultural Educahon PEFL 39340341; B.S.U. '39-'40; Co1lege Farm Club '40- '4 Literary T Hword '39-'40; Intramural Football '39-'40; 17.17131. Farm Wctch-Dog '40-'41. MERLE PROCTOR, Wmlers Rgricultuml Education Chorus '39-'40; Crack Company '39-'40-'41; Los Cobal- leros '39-'40-'41; President Les Caballeros '40-'41; Winner of School of ngiculture Live Stock Judging Trophy '39-'40: High Point Man on 1udqing Team '39-'40; Sergeant Co. F '39-'40; Captain Co. F '40-'41; Intramural Sports My, MN MW WWW Hx' 4 LESLIE RHNKIN, San Saba 4 ' Business Hdministration Fire Fighters Club '39-'40-'41; Intramural Sports; ELRINE RHSCO; Thornton Home Economics PRENTIS RRY, Palo Pinto Business Rdministrotion Press Club '40-'41; Vice-Presideni Press Club '40-'41; 1-TQC Skiff '40-'41; Assistant Business Manager '40-'41; Fire Fighters '39-'40-'41; Sergeant Co. B '40-'41. WILLQRD REHVIS, San Saba rt Vikings Club '39-'40-'41; President Vikings '40-'41; Stu- dent Council '40-'41; Yel1 Leader '40-'41; Sergeant Co, E '39-'40; Provisional Second Lieutenant '39-'40; Sec- ond Lieutenant '40-'41; Honorary Corps of Cadets '39- '40-'41; Architecture Club '39; Hr! Editor Grossburr '39-'40; th Club '40-'41; T.T,P,'S 480C141 '39-'40; Presi- dent T1T.P1'S '40-'41; Officers Club '40-'41; Candidate for Best Drilled First Year Cadet '39-'40; Collegiate Chapter F1139. '39-'40. WILLIHM REED, Lometa quicultural Education ERR. '40-'41. JOHN REESING, Cranfills Gap agricultural Education Charter Member Torleton EagIe Scout Rlumni '40-'41; President Turleton Eagle Scout HIumni '40-'41; Corporal Co. E '40-'41; Intramural Sports '39-'40-'41. THOMRS RXCHRRDSON, Gatesville Qeronuutica1 Engmeering Band '40-'41; Corporal '40-'41. INH RICKEL, Star Home Economics Girls Bond '39-'40341. R. D, RIPPETOE, Stephenville Rgriculture SHHRLON ROBERTS, Stephenville Cwil Engineering C01 D ; Corporal Co; D '39-'40; Sergeant Co. D '40-'41; Honorary Corps '39-'403411 151. L. ROBISON, Prosper Civil Engineering 7 ?r W 4 . N K 4. Z X W W Km 5.0 W 1 BURETT ROBINSON, Fort Worth ngiculturol Education 1 4m 1! NW w JONES ROBINSON, Bowie - agricultural Education I 9 ' FER. Los Caballeros; Lieutenant Co. B ; Truck '40-'41; Captain Co. C. 1HN1CE ROGERS, Moron r1 Hggettes '39-'40-'417 Hr! Club '40-'41. IQNIE ROGERS, Stephenville Piano 5.0.5. '40-'41; Fine Hrts Club '39-'40'41; Vice-President Fine ths Club '39; Chorus '39-'40; Hqgettes '39; National R011 of Piano P1ayers '40. ERNEST ROOF, Crowley Genero1 Rgriculture BOB ROSS; German Engmeetinq Crack Company '39-'40; Corporal Co. 131 ; Sergeant Co. H ; Second Lieuienant Co. C '40; Vikings '39- '40-'41; architecture C1ub'r'39v'40; Chairman Program Commmee chhilecture Club '39-'40. ROBERT ROTHE, StephenviHe Mechanical Engineering FLOY RUSSELL, Mineral We11s Business Rdmmistrohon T.T.S. '39-'40-'41; qugetles '39-'40-'41; Secretary Hg- gettes '40-'41. RQY RUSSELL, Dublm agricultural Engineering Honorary Code! Corps '39-'40; Tennis Club '39-'40; 1n- trumural Busketbcu '39-'40; Intramural Basebcxn '39-'40; Engineers Club '39. HMMIE SQDESKY, Sun Qntonio Civnl Engineering Captain Co. B '39-'40; Football '38-'39340; Silver Keys '40-'41; Third Place $011001 of Soldier '39; Intro- mural Sports Director '39-'40; Officers Club '39-'40; New- man C1ub '39-'40; Semor Councxl '40-'41. LRURR HELEN SQYLOR, Goldthwmte Public School Musnc D.S.T. '39-'40-'41; Fine Flrts '40-'41; Chorus '39-'40341; Liule Symphony Orchestra '39-'40; quettes '39-'40-'41. HELEN JOYCE SCHOTT, Son Qntomo rt Press Club; quettes; Hr! Club; Chairman Contest Com- 421 mitlee; Press Club Reporier of Hrt C1ub; Columnist for 40 mo $4 44' 431$? I 13 LY SEHMQN, Lueders Mechanical Engineering r01 CO. H '40-'41; 1ntmmum1 Sports '39-'40. lwwa 0 W ' W 1i VWM . LESLIE SHELDON, Event 4 I Qgricultuml Education Intramural Basketball '39-'40; Sergeant Co. D '4C; Director of Intramural Sports '39-'40. CHRISTINE SHEPPRRD, Vineyard Home Economics ngettes '39-'40341; Home Economics Club '40-'41. ERNEST SHILLINGBURG. Dublin Qgricultuml Educmion Bond '39-'40-'41; Distinguished Student '39-'40. MRRY ELLH SHUFFIELD, Brady Home Economics 1.9.13.5. '39-'40-'41; quettes '39-'40-'417 Home Economics Club '40-'41. I. C. SIKES, Stephenville Instrumental Supervision Silver Keys '39-'40-'41; Chorus '39-'40-'41; Liltle Sym- phony Orchestra '39-'40-'41; Bond '39-'40341; Cheer leader '40-'41; T.T.P.'S. DORIS JEQN SISSON, Heame Home Economics Home Economics Club '40-'41; quettes '39-'40-'41; Drum Major Girls Bond '39-'40; Chorus '40-'41. IRENE SLQUGHTER, Comyn Business Administration Rggettes '39-'40. CLYDE SMITH, Big Spring quicultuml Education Fire Fighters; Football '39-'40; Corporal Co. B '40. 1 BILL SMITH, Eliasville Business Qdministrakion Lords and Commoners '40-'41; Tenms Club '39-'40-'41; President Tennis Club '40-'41; Honorary Cadet Corps '39-'40-'41; Tennis Letterman '39-'40-'41; One Hot Ploy Contest '40; Corporal Co. F '40-'41; Imramurol Sports '39-'40-'41. DORIS SMITH, Fort Dcm's Physical Education FRENCES SMITH, Huckuby Technician quenes '39-'40; Pre-Medicol Club '39-'40. A Y ?r MRRY SUE SMITH, Hamilton Business Rdmmislrotlon O.W.L.S. '39-'40-'41; Rggeltes '39-'40; Press Club '40- Little Symphony Orchestra '39-'40; Society Editor 1 '40-'41; Distinguished Student '39-'40. W 4M s W W NW 9 m ROBERT H1 SMITH, Lamesu Social Science I 9 DOROTHY SPHRKS, Wesi E1ementury Education Hggettes '39-'403411 FRED SQUYERS, Breckenridge ngonomy F.F.Q. '39-'40'41; Treasurer 17117.9. '40-41. HUGH SPOTTS, Lubbock agricultural Engineering Freshman Representative on Student Councul '39-'40; Butches Club 39340341; President Butches Club '40-'41; President Student Council '40-'41; Honorary Cadet Corps '39-'43341; P1otoon Sergeant Co. B '40-'41; Distin- guished Student '39-'40. CHHRLES STHFFORD, chkwood ngiculturul Educuhon STHFFORD STEQRNS, Meadow Physica1 Educahon MEX STECK, NewguH Electrical Engineermq Lords and Commoners '39-'40; Honorary Corps '39-'40; Sergeant Cadet Corps Co. C '40-'41. CLQRH MHE STEELE, Comyn Business Qdminiskration quettes '39-'401 ELOISE STEPHENS, Stephenville Technician Rwarded Tarleton T '39-'40; Pre-Medicul Club '39-'40- '41; Secretary-Treasurer Pre-Medxcal Club '40-'41, MQRGHRET STEVENS, Dublin ome Economics Hggettes '39-'40. BILLIE B. STEWHRD, Eldorudo Business administration D.S.T. Club '39-'40-'41; Presldem D,S.T. '40-'41; Girls Band '39-'40341; Vlce-President Girls Bond '40-'41; Sym- phony Orchestra '39-'40-'41; Secretory Orchesim '40-'41; quettes '39-'40-'41. 5 $ g e ORIR STEWQRT, Hamlm Wx y a llyw WW 1 W 4 FRYE STONE, Tulpa I I Journalism DST. Club '40-'41; Hggeites '39-'40-'41. RRYE STONE, To1pu Home ECOhOmlCS D.S.T. Club '40-'41; Qggenes '39-'403411 IQMES STRHWN, Trent Genera1 anculture HRROLD STROUDI Hcmxlton Pre-Medicol NINE SUMMY, Goldthwoite Elementary Education quettes '39-'40 IHMES SWOPE, leleen Qeronouhcal Engineermg Fire Flghters Club '40-'41; Corporal C01 F '40-'41. HNNH IO TQBLEMHN, Cisco Business Hdministmtxon NELSON W1 TQLLEY, Llano Genem1 ngicu1ture EDWIN TERRY, Snyder Pre- w Lords and Commoners '39-'40'41; Secretary-Treasurer Lords and Commoners '40-'41; Sports Editor Grussburr '40-'41; Second Lieutenant Co. 'E' '40-'41; Radio Rn- nouncer '39-'40-'4l; Press Club '40-'41; Officers C1ub '40-'41; First Lieutenam Co. E '40-'411 SUE GFRTRUDE THOMRS, Heume Social Science TEMPLETON THOMPSON, Stephenvine General Silver Keys '39-'40-'41; Corporal C01 D '39-'40; Ser- geant C01 UD '40-'41; First Sergeant Co. D '40-'41; Senior Executive Counci1 '40-'41, RRYMOND TIEMHN, Prlddy agricultural Education ERR. '39-'40-'41; Bond '39-'40-'41; Intramural '39-'40-'41. DOROTHY HELLEN TUNNELL, Stephenville Business Qdministrotion I 9 Qggettes '39-'40. BERNQDINE TURNER, Monroe, Lu. Home Economics Hggeites '40-'41; Home Economics Club '40-'411 MHRY LOU TURNER, Stephenville Home Economics Rggettes '39-'40341; Home Economlcs Club '40-'41; Press Club '40-'41; Feature Editor Grussburr '40-'41; Re- porter Home Economics Club '40-'41; Senior Chairman Home Economics Club '40-'41, WILLIRM C, TURNER, Dawson General Hgnculture DON UMPHFRES, Phillips Mechanical Enginearing DORLENE UNDERWOOD, Dublin Home Economics Rggetles '40-'41; Gromophiles '40-'41. MRRIORIE VEST, Llano Home Economics Rggettes '39-'40; Fine Rris Club '39-'40, ROLRND VON ROEDER, Knapp General Rgriculkure Sergeant Co. uB ; Intramural Football '39-'40-'41, FENELLH WHLKER, Stephenville Business Hdminislrolicn Home Economics Club; Qggettes. MQRY WQLKER, Sherman Home Economics S.OS. '39-'40'41; J-TQC '39-'40; Press Club '39-'40; Home Economics Club '39-'40341; Hggettes '39-'40341. GLHDYS WELLER, Mason Social Science quettes '39-'40341; Home Economics Club '40-'41. WVme 1 1 ,0 4l IHMES EDWRRD WERE, Mineral Wells Business administration HM WESTPHBL, San anelo Electrical Engineering M. D WHITE, Eustland Mechanical Engineering Honorary Student '39-'40; Band '39-'40-'41; Second Lieu- tenant Band '40; First Lieutenant Band '40-'41; Vikings '40'41; College Orchestra '39340341; Manager Orches Km '40-'41; Intramural Sports '40-'41. SHM W. WHITE, Meadow Physical Education Vikings 38339340341; T.T,P.'S 38339340341; Sergeant on Staff '40341; Basketball '38-'39-'41 CLYDE WHITTMORE, Forney Agricultural Rdminiskolion Platoon Sergeant '39 '40; deutant First Battalion '40; Lieutenant '40; Football '38-'39'40; Football Captain '40. OUIDH WICKES, Mineral Wells Business Qdministmtion ngeites, Girls Bond. BETTY WIGGINTON, Brady Home Economics Economics Club '407'41. DEWITT WILHITE, Lueders Pre-Luw CLHUD L. WILLIHMS, Millsup Rgricultuml Education H. B. WILLIHMS, Tuscola General agriculture Football '39-'40-'41. THOMAS R. WXLLIQMS, Hamiltoh Pre-Medicul Pre-Medical Club; Band Home Economics LQRS. Club '39-'40-'41; ngettes '39-'40-'41; Home Track Letterman 39340141; Intramural Basketball and A 7 0m :i: MNNW mw $ka m MRRY FRBNCES WINDROW, Sweetwater 2 Home Economics Club '39-'40341; quettes '39-'4 Home Economics R.WS. Council '40-'41; querles '39-'40; Home Econo mics Club '39-'40341; Secretary-Treasurer Home Eco- nomics Club '40-'41. IQMES T, YOWS, Gatesville Mechanical Engineering Honorary Corps of Cadets '39-'40-'41; Sergeant Co. C '40-'41; Regimental Sergeant Major '40-'411 Q. L. ZIEGELMEYER, Galveston Mechanical Engineering Vikings Club '39-'40-'41; Oificers Club '40-'41; Press Club '40-'41; Episcopal Club '40-'41; Engineers Club '39-'40'41; T.T,P.'S '39-'40'41; Third Best Drilled Fresh- man '39; Corporal Co. B '39: Provisional Second Lieu- tenant Co. B '40; Honorary Corps of Cadets '39-'40; Intramural Sports '40; Circulation Manager 1-THC '40; Secretary-Treqsurer V1kmgs '40; Lieutenant-Colonel; Cadet Colonel '41; Citation Bward. EWELL HHRT, Zovcllu Hrchitecture I. 5. KING, Sun Hngelo Pre-Veterinury REY SPIELER, Rbilene agricultural Education MRMIE LOU WOMHCK, Goldthwcite - I 9 4 I JOHN HERMHN FHRR, Seymour General ngiculture BENNIE JOHNSON, Gordon Business Hdministrahon JOHN MONTGOMERY, Juyton General ngiculture 0. P1 RUTLEDGE, Floydada Geological Engmeermq Sergeam Co. B '37-'38; Lords and Commoners '36-'37- '38-'39-'40-'41; Second Lieutenant Staff '40-'41; CHH. '40-'41; Cadets Honorary Corps '36-'37-'38-'39-'40-'41; Officers Club '40-'41, HENRY TILLETT, Rb1lene General anculture Gromophiles '39-'40; Episcopal '40-'41; 17.17.91 '40-'41; President Gromophiles '40; President Episcopal '40. RVID TIPTON, Dublm ' Journalism 5 Club '40-'41; I-THC Reporter '39-'40; Sports Ednor '40-'41. Bnuuod. Lon ' ' 3m I ' VD WDRTH.TIXAB u. I. ANDIIIBN luan'mn , . february 2,5. 1941 Kr. Herbert liner. mum- m 1911 Grulburr John Tarluon Agricultural College st-phonvulo. Texan Dear Ir. lunar: You flatter me in extending u the honor of selecting two humus: each from the senior class and from the Junior 91. II hand an in: photograph: you unclased. I Ihh n'were ponibln for m to sue all of then young 13:11.; in patio: u I realize the camera has 1 short comm and in own cut- on. individm beauty my be more phonemic than mother and the soft coloring. modulation of ton. gnd beauty of oxproulon N ha an fleeting that the emu nu- to cnpturo h Alla. let In so; that you have indeed given me a hard $50k - All of hon young ladle- are indeed beautiful - and I anur- you there bu been much Imfllng nun re-shuffl- ll; of thou 915w! to reach my daci-ion. But her. It 1! - mrk-d in red pencil on the back we hunting number on. and number two of the Senior Clan and beams, mber am and nulbu' two of we Junior Class. . Icy belt regard. to the Grassburr and John Tarletun canon. Gordially you . Mgrwn lawfid peggy jorlner 157w, Watmm Mimi jarlgtan of I94, JQtULen Comm Gbarley Eockbari W0; We in popufarity Kaibryn Naif Doroihy Dee Qoodwin Mo; W0 5coiiie Qilberi pop;?ari t? Frances Taylar Merle ?PociOP Dopoihy Sarles W0 :5 W0 pepticzanty Gz'ssie McDaniel 230016 Roberiscn IOCILLE BURROUGHS. Botany BURETTE ROBINSON MERLE PROCTOR JACK BARTON Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture 2 HAROLD BARCLAY W0 5 W0 Business Administration gluofardlu'p LEON BROWN Business Administration STELLA NIX DICK EDDLEMAN Sociology Education PATSY RAE BROWN Busmess Admmlstratlon DORIS DEAL Chemistry MARJORIE VEST Home Economics JESSIE PEARL COURTNEY RUTH MCKAY TACK CLEMER English English History W0 5 W0 Magisgimm 5:407ardAila ROBERT KOONS Mathematics BILLY DOBBINS CHARLES DRYDEN Engineering Physics KATHLEEN COLLUM Music ROBERT EATON Physics IERRYE McCLARAN Speech HELEN IOYCE SCHOTT DOROTHY SLAUGHTER HARLAN HILLIARD Art cmqucxge Engineering IRENE LEE Government w , I , 4 We in FORREST PARMER S A f A a Government C 0 ard LP ELOISE STEPHENS Zoology BOBBYE EVERETT Sociology EARLE MCSPADDEN Economics TARLETON COLOR SONG Ohl our hearts wiih joy are thn'lling When the Tarleton College wave, And our spirits rise with rapture When the Tarleton sons are brave, F ighi for Victory, Fight for Honor, And success will crown the fitiht. All Hail the proud defenders of the Purple and the White. COACH EARL RUDDER CAPTAIN CLYDE WHITTEMORE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR WISDOM FOOTBALL 1941 John Tarleton Plowboys, coached by Earl Rudder, began the season with G victory and ended the season With the most important victory of all. The Plowboys completely dominated their home field CIS they defeated the Har- din-Simmons Fish by c: large score. Of course, that last Victory was the one over our traditional foes, N.T.A.C. The final score was 137 in favor of the determined Plowboys. Although Tcrleton only placed third in the Confer- ence, it was a highly successful year for Coach Rudder and the entire team. Top How: Alexander. Borders, Roadh?5Keener, Rusk, Hamil, Malthews, Lockhart, Belitz. Middle Row: Coach Rudder, Fasten Smith, Dean, Russell, Anderson, Maxwell, Willis, Davis, Coach Wisdom, Bottom Row: Craft. Creech, Stricklin, Eickel, Whinemore, Fromme, Fowler, Johnson, Keith, McMurray. Mascots: Eddie Fronzl Billy Huffman, Terry Tate. .t 2, .48 y'asn, 26.. 371: 31,30533... 21-.34- Esi WHlTTEMORE, End MATTHEWS, Tackle HAMIL, Back With scores in every period but the last, Coach Earl Ruddefs Plowboys started the 1940 season with a blaze of football glory. The line-up presented Johnson, Keith, McMuery, Belitz, Dean, Lockhart, and Anderson for their first starting assignment. Charley Lockhdrt almost stole the show with three touchdown passes. Gabby Hamil, a freshman cdl-stater in 1939, made a spec- tacular broken field run of seventy-five yards through the poorly organized Hardin-Simmons Frosh. The battery of Chunkin' Charley Lockhart, pitching, and Captain Whitternore, Monk Fowler, and Swede Andersonl catching, were the spark-plugs of the offensive activity. Iohn Dean, Pat Keith, Franz Belitz, L. H. Matthews, and Arnold Johnson played sparkling defensive foot- ball for Tarleton. The veterans in the line-up were Rickel, Whittemore, Mat- thews, and Fowler. The final score of 32-0 was the result of experience, and the ctll-round heads-up playing of the Ployboys. Below, the light but hdrd-running Lockhart gained several yards against the Hardin-Simrnons frosh. PLOWBOYS VISITORS -SEPT.28 n '04le N.T.A.C. J 'HARDINVSIMHONS , vt FRESHMEN DEAN, End ANDERSON, Back LOCKHARTI Back The Ployboys came close to defeat in their conference tilt with the San An- gelo Roms when they nosed them out by the extrct point route. The Rams counted first but failed to convert. Then in the second period the Plowboys made their first touchdown and Hamil booted the extra point from place- ment to give the Farmers Ct one point lead at 7-6. The Rams then scored their second touchdown in the third quarter, but again missed the conver- sion. When the Plowboys scored the game's final tally in the fourth quarter, it meant the ball game for them because of the Rams' failure to add the ex- tra point after either of their two touchdowns. Hamil again added the point from placement to make the score 14-12, cmd thctt was the ball game. Anderson, below, was one of the outstanding offensive backs of the game with his pass receiving qng running. Hamil, Stricklin, and Iohnson shone for the Plowboys throughout one of the toughest games of the season. MCMURRAY, Center KEITH, Guard BELI'IZ, Guard The Sod-tillers suffered their first defeat of the season by losing 24-6 to the powerful Kilqore Rangers. The Plowboys chalked up their lone six points in the second quarter after the Ranger defense stiffened ctnd held for downs on their own fifteen. Finally, Dub Davis plunged across for the Plowboys' first and only six points. Lack of an adequate defense against the Kilgore overhead attack was one of the main causes of the Farmers' downfall, their first of the still young season. The Plowboys drove into the Kilgore dan- ger zone several times, but lacked a scoring punch. Plowboy passes worked against Kilgore well enough, but not at the right time or place. However, the Farmers played good football as a unit. Among the good runs by the determined but luckiess Piowboys is the one by Anderson below. It was one of the most beautiful pieces of broken field running turned in by Q Plowboy back during the entire season. PLOWBOYS VISITORS OCTJO '04le N,T.A.C. i1 yHARDINrSIMMONS ' FRESHMEN rt 2' Z3600 RICKEL, Tackle JOHNSON, Back SMITH, Guard After their defeat by the Kilgore Rangers, Tarleton took a portion of its revenge onthe hard hghhnq Decouu Bcph$ CoHege Red$dns The Redr skins managed to give Skipper Ectrl Rudder's Plowboys one of the scares of their season before they finally lost by one point at 14-13. Doing absolute- ly nothing in the first half in regards to scoring, the Indians came back with :1 rush after the rest period and scored once in both the third ctnd fourth stanzas to trail by a single point when the tilt ended. In the first quarter, Johnson came wide around left end for twenty-one yards and a touchdown. Whittemore's kick from placement gave the Farm- ers Ct 7-0 lead. Iake Borders lateralled to Hamil, Who pranced down the field for seventy yards and a touchdown and then followed up with the kick for extra point. Below, the Plowboys pile up on the line of scrimmage for no gain as they did time after time in the hard-fought and successful tilt with the Indians. The Plowboys' chance atihe Conference title became CI little brighter with the final whistle of the Farmer-Indian game. PLOWBOYS VISITORS -0CT.I9 Il- P4Rls t HtLLSBORO t' FRESH 8 park Mi N.T.A.C. ' VHARDIN SIMMO MLN 9? DD SCHMIDTI Tackle STRICKLIN. Back CRAFT, Back With the final Whistle, the Plowboys chances for c: share in the conference title faded completely away. The Plowboys scored first when Charley Lock- hart intercepted a pass tossed by Graham on the Mountaineer's twenty-yard stripe and scampered on over for c: touchdown midway in the initial stanza. Whittemore's kick from placement on the attempted conversion was side and low, and the Sod-brectkers had G 6-0 lead, which they held until hdlf-time. The Mountaineers, sparked by the potent passing of Travis Raven, c 1939 all-state back from Austin, and the tremendous drive of Les Tiner, battering Ram fullback from San Antonio, racked up counters in the third and fourth refrains and had another scoring drive abruptly halted by c1 losing but stubborn Plowboy lineup in the third quarter when they took the kick-off and marched to the Tarleton twoeyctrd line from their own torty-five. In the play below, Arnold Iohnson, Gabby Hamil, Monk Fowler, and Dub Davis sparked the Tarleton offense while Mills Stricklin, L. H. Matthews, Bill McMurray, cmd Sid Creech all played heads-up ball on the defense. PLOWBOYS VISITORS OWN p4 RAY HtLLSEORO, N.T.A.C. ' ,HARDINVSIMMONS '- , FRESHMEN . W V :MJLLO MGORE FROMME, Center DAVIS, Back COLEMAN, End The Plowboys got a taste of victory as well as C: sniff of the coast breeze When they defeated the Lamar Junior College eleven by CI score of 14-9. The Farmers' first score came in the first few minutes of play. On the third play from scrimmage, Arnold Johnson, 198 pound fullback! cut off tackle for fifty-six yards and ct touchdown. Whittemore converted. The score remained 7-0 until the fourth period. The Plowboys threatened constantly in the sec- ond period only to see c1 fighting Cardinal line brace and hold. After the Lamar Cardinalstookanine to seven lead, Charley Lockhart went into the game and the Plowboys went qir-minded. With only a minute to play, the Plowboys found themselves finally in possession of the heavier end of a topsy-turvey score, due chiefly to the deft tossing of Lockhartl who was on the bench most of the game. An example of what perfect blocking can do is seen below as Hamil makes CI beautiful run. Without such blocking, the run probably would hctve meant c1 loss of several yards. PLOWBOYS VISITORS -N0V.2 l. N.T.A.C. 'T'V .HARDtN'SWMONS K Fags mm 174le H Ni . ' KILGORE KEENER, Buck RUSSELL, Center SMITH, Center The Plowboys turned mudhens in their conference tilt with the Weather- ford Junior College Coyotes before a crowd that wasn't there. The Farmers dug their feet into the slippery mud and never allowed the Weatherford Coy- otes inside the Purple thirty-five yard line. The Farmers scored the tilt's lone tally in the final period when Gabby Hamil faded and tossed the water- logged bull to John Dean, who sloshed twentyrthree yards for the lone touch- down. The Plowboys converted and held their lead throughout the remain- der of the game. Arnold Iohnson, Farmer fullback, and Hamil did some thunderous booting for the Plowboys in spite of the soggy and very slippery ball. Monk Fow- ler turned in a sparkling game for the Purple which included c1 forty-ycxrd punt return. The victory, which was the fifth tor the Plowboys, gave them ct fighting chance for a position in the top notch of the Texas Junior College Conference. Below, Anderson gets out into the open for one of the few brilliant runs of the muddy mix-up. PLOWBOYS VISITORS -Nov.8 E- p4RU HtttSBORO N,T.A.C. 4 ,HARDtNrSIMHONS 'v ' FRESHMEN H 'T ttwo t 30 KILGORE ROACH. End WILLIS, Guard GIDEON, End After the Hillsboro game Coach Earl Ru'dder gave Captain Whittemore cm A in toemanship for it was his well educated foot Which gave the Plowboys a 10-7 victory over the hard-to-stop Redskins. The Farmers had a touch- down nullified in the initial stanza WhenArnoldIohnson,Plowboyfu11bczCk, sprinted wide around left end for sixty-four yards and c1 touchdown, only to have it rendered null because of a backfield-in-motion penalty. The Farmers scored their counter early in the final quarter after taking over on their own forty-nine yard line. After several short gains by Stricklin and Hamil, the latter went over for the six points. Whittemore converted from placement to tie the game at 7-7. The field goal came later in the final period after Strick- lin and Whittemore had covered Robinson's fumble on the Hillsboro fifteen. With fourth and seven on the Hillsboro twelve yard line, Dub Davis took the pass from center, set it down on the Hillsboro twenty, and Whittemore's deadly boot connected for c perfect field goal. Supported by Arnold Icihnson, Hamil displayed some of his best booting form in the game with Hillsboro. PLOWBOYS VISITORS mNOV- IS A A t N.T.A.C. A HARDINeSlMMONS i A '73 A p4R FRESHMEN Q; h m mLLssoko l. A shirchi parade. 2. A scramble for a fumbled b0 . 3. A typical Tarle- ion Pep-ruilyt 4. Turleton gains several yards. 5. Peprmily downtown 6. The Dean makes a pep talk. Coach Earl Rudder's Piowboys won their seventh football game in nine starts when they turned back CI battling team of Paris Iunior College Drag- ons, 7-6. Gabby Hamil sparked the Plowboy eleven to the win in Ct sea of mud. The Piowboys ended the first half on the Dragon's seven-yard stripe, and narrowly missed three more points when Whittemore missed ct field good attempt from the eleven-yctrd line. Strickiin gained yard after yard for the Plowboys on the rain soaked turf. The game was one of the closest of the year in so far as first downs and passes completed was concerned. Casey's passing featured a fourth'qucrrter drive by the Dragons from their ten-yard line Which netted them six points. The loss ended the season for the hard-fighting Paris eleven. Captain Clyde Whittemore playing his next to the ictst game for the Plowboys tries for cm extra point during the crucial Paris game. PLOWBOYS VISITORS -Nov.2l l- , HARDlNrSlMHONS f FRESHMEN fl :5in MLGORE 1t Fun of the starting team 2. Giving a yel'n. 3. Beth in uniform, 4. Swede, Coach, and Chee Wee. The Rains came and then the game With N. T. A. C. After bon-tire tales, secret student scouting trips, and pep-meetings, the eventful day came. In the eyes of Tarleton followers it was a perfect day. The Farmers scored their first tally in the second period after John Dean went down fast and downed Hudqins in his tracks. On the third play from scrimmage on the part of the Aggies, Matthews went through fast and blocked I. B. Smith's punt, falling on it in the end zone for CI touchdown. Whittemore booted the point from placement to tie the game at seven all. In the fined quarter Johnson plunged over left guard for CI touchdown after Dean had recovered on the Plowboy ten-yard line. Whittemore's attempted conversion was wide, and the Ruddermen had a 13-7 lead with only four minutes remaining in the hard fought game. Arnold Johnson, below, played his best game of the season against the tra- ditionczl toe, the North Texg; Agricultural College Aqgies. Matthews, McMur- ray, Keith, Whittemore, Dedh played brilliant defensive ball for the Plowboys. Hamil, Keener, Davis, and Anderson also sparked on the offense. PLOWBOYS VISITORS -Nov. 30 equ: mmww '1 m n i, n4 e N.T.A.C. ' ' ?HARDIN SIMMONS FRESHMEN Ml ,e AGE k0 9 KILGORE , 06? 4f 04 Back Row: Sell, Thurman, Dillon, and Mawll. Middle Row: Mitchell, Savage, Jones, Campbell, McLellan, and Sheldon. Front Row: Russell, Garrick, Walker, Huffman, and Craft. BASKET BALL 1941 Back oh January 4, 1934, Coach W. I. Wisdom's Iohn Tarleton Plowboy basketball quintet went out on their home floor and enjoyed CI nice evening at home by winning c1 basketball contest from Daniel Baker College of Brown- wood, 30-21. That in itself was nothing to startle or cause any disruption in the perilous course of world events, but When January 1938 rolled around four years later the Plowboys were still Winning, and they hadn't lost c1 single game in the intervening four-year period. Now that was something else again, for in those four years the Farmers piled up c1 mountainous total of eighty-six consecutive court conquests, CI Chain of eighty-six straight suc- cesses without tasting the bitter dregs of defeat. Huffman, Graduating Letterman Gerrick,Gruducxtinq Lenerman COACH W, It WISDOM L Walker tries c1 free pitch. 2. The Second team moves back on defense. 3. The First team cutjumps the Second team at center. 4. Walker makes a goal for the First team. All good things must come to cm end, however, and thus it was that in early February of 1938 the San Angelo Iunior College Rams, a team of the school which is still dealing Tarleton Q great deal of athletic miseries, found the weak link in the chain and broke it at etghty-six straight wins, edging out the Farmers in San Angelo, 2126, For four and one-half years the Plowboys kept their record spotlessly clean, and lost only one out of 112 consecutive games. Those eighty-six consecutive Victories are C world record, still standing, and not in CI whole lot of danger of being broken in the immediate future. Mcmy Were the top-heczvy scores turned in by Plow- boy tives of those days, the largest being, according to the records, the Farm- ers' 92-17 smashing of Ranger Junior College, Savage works in for a quick and successful shot, HUFFMAN, Forward WALKER, Center RUSSELL, Guard Texas Wesleyan College, now one of the top senior college teams in the state, once went down to inqlorious defeat at the hands of CI Wisdom- coached Torleton team, 73-17. The 1939-40 edition of the Purple established a win-streak, and the present team had the line of successive conquests bro- ken only this year, but in comparison to the first, it was short, Decatur Baptist College cutting the chain when it had reached twenty-six straight, not a bad record in itself. The Plowboy team of 1939-1940 was the most recent to rise to the heights, roaring across the hardwood to CI state junior college cham- pionship undefeated in junior college play, and losers of only one game to a team of the senior college division. Garrick leaps high as he scores for the Plowboys in one of the early games, SHELDON, Forward MITCHELL. Guard CRAFT, Guard Tarleton b1asted Lee Junior College twice in the opening round of the zone play-off, 35-20 and 41-29, and took the state title by downing Tyler Junior CoIlege in the final round, 45-33 and 41-34. The 1941 season began with two games with independent city league teams from Fort Worth. These teams feature such players CIS Elmer Finley, former Tarleton and Texas Univer- sity. In the conference opener, the Plowboys lost to Decatur 35-32, cutting short a win-streak which had mounted up to 26 games. The next two games with Ranger Junior College and Weatherford were won by large scores. The score was almost as large against the highly touted Hillsboro quintet, be- ing 63-26. Tarleton moves back on the defense to make a stronghold around their goal. JONES, Guard SAVAGE. Forward THURMAN, Center On February 5, the Plowboys suffered their second loss of the season by going down before the San Angelo Rams 38-37. On February 7, the Plow- boys went to Arlington Where they shoved the Nerth Texas Aqgies about the court 43-30. The Plowboys gained part of their revenge by defeating the San Angelo Rams in their second game 40-34. They took Hillsboro, Weather- ford, and Decatur in their stride for easy victories. The defeat of Decatur was another portion of their revenge. On February 28, the Plowboys closed their season with a 48-32 triumph over N. T. A. C.Wa1ker was tops in scoring With 17 points. And that, briefly, is how the Plowboys played out their regular schedule, losing two conference games and winning ten. An swim inch gives the tip-oft to Walker in this midAseuson qumei CAMPBELL, Guard GERRICK, Forward MCCLELLAN, Forward As the yearbook goes to the printer, the Plowboys are preparing to journey to their first game in the state play-off. For their success this year and the years which have passed much of the credit must be given to the man who's skippered Plowboy quintets for the past two decades. He is Coach W. I. Wisdom, so-ccrlled Doctor of Dribble, who has seen his basketball teams cart off more conference conquests and crowns than any other hard- wood heud-mcm in the state. Many of his boys have gone on to the Southwest Conference and other important conferences, there to exhibit the innumera- ble basketball ideas and tricks which Skipper Wisdom has taught them. And so, to the Coach and all the boys, we wish you much success in the state play-off. With their close defense, the Plowboys keep their opponents far away from the goat :h . Top Row: V, Higgins, Willxums, Baker, Iohnson, Gary, Cusbeer, Underwood, B. Higgins Middle Row: Robinson, A!lison, Grounds, Glover, Tibbs. Bottom Row: Linleiield, King, Uikerback, Valle, Suylor, Stewart, Longbolhum. TRACK 1940 In an effort to finish the Grassburr at cm earlier date, it was decided that track of the 1940 season would have to be used. We have tried to make as much difference CIS possible with the same pictures for ma tericxl. In future years, it will be possible for the Annual staff to release the book much earlier in the year. Last spring, Coach Oscar Frazier turned out a very successful track team. The boys who come out for track find it very good for keeping them physically trim as well CIS the wholesome fun received from clean competition. The team had considerable new equipment which was advantageous in their highly successful season. CRAWLEY, Captain 40 COACH FRAZIER GLOVER, Captain 41 TRACK TEAM 1940-'41 Under 1he able coaching of O. H. Frazier the Tarleton Track- men developed into good con- dition for the Fat Stock Show Track Meet in Fort Worth. The boys took a great interest in their work in order to have C: winning team. The biggest track meet Tarleton takes part in is the Stock Show Meet. Lam spring Coach Frazier took over a fine group of boys who were beaten out by Schreiner Junior College by three points, the points being 41-44. The following boys partici- pated in he meet: Gary, third in 220-ycrd low hurdles; Glover, second in 440eycrrd dash; Stew- art, first in 880-yard run; Valle in mile run; King, third in high- iump and second in pole-vault; Windham, third in pole-vault, first in quelin throw; Crowley, second in shot, first in discus; Grounds, third in shot put Bar- nett, fourth in jcxvelin, and John- son in 220-yard low hurdles. The track team participated in several more meets during the season. 1. TIBBS 2. GERRICK 3. RITCHEY 4. KING 5. JOHNSON 6. PRICE 7. GARY 8. STEWART 9. PASS TRACK SNAPS 1. Utterback, Glover, Tibbs, and Longbothctm on the starting line for a warm-up dash. 2. Grounds displays perfect form in the shot. 3. Iohnson and Gary start over the hurdles. 4. Iohnson and Gary over the hurdles. 5. Captain Crawley before work-out. 6. Williams hits the pit in a nice jump. l: 1940- 1941 1. Robinson clears the pole in a high vault. 2. Littlefield, Scrylor, Stewart, Robinson, and Valle warm up on the 880 run. 3. Crawley warms up for the discus throw. 4.'A11150n uses this spectacular form in high- jumping. 5. King has plenty to spare in the pole-vault. 6. A rookie trackmctn for 1941 gets ready for a workout. Back Row: Dearborn, Coker, Iones, and Blackbek. Front Row: Neel, McClellan, and Robinson. GOLF 1941 Although the Golf Team is not seasoned in tournament competition! pros- pects for this year are very promising. The boys have been working since last fall and should be in fine form for the coming season. With good weath- er, the team should be in excellent condition for the annual May tourna- ment. Besides the tournaments which the Plowboy Golf Team plays with individ- ual college teams! it always participates in the Annual Tournament in Mcxy. The team is expected to make as good Cl showing as it has in the past. The nine-hole golf course, which has been made in Hunewell Park for the pleasure of all students interested in golf, is being greatly improved, ac- cording to Coach Wisdom. W, I. WISDOM, Golf Coach Wharton, Brownfield, McClellan, Pumell, and Smith. TENNIS 1941 A dozen promising aspirants reported to Coaches Hilary Moore and Earl Rudder in the early part of the season. There were two senior lettermen and several promising freshmen. As usual, the players were selected by round-robin play. Each boy who cared to make the team played matches againstvarious opponents until the top five players, Brownfield, Wharton, McClellan, Purnell and Smith, were chosen. The team participates in several tennis tournaments during the year in- cluding c1 match With N. T. A. Q, Who gives the Plowboys stiff competition in all phases of athletics. HILARY MOORE, Tennis Coach GOLF AND TENNIS SHOTS 1. Brownfield prepares to serva 2. Pumell puitinq both arms into the stroke. 3. Whanon eyes his opponent before serving. 4. Smith shows excellent form, 5. McClellan ready for all comers. 6. Red Jones follows through in perfect form. 7. Robertson prepares to putt. 8. Blucklock cdso shows good form on his follow through. 9. McClellan prepares to slay the ball. INTRAMURALS 1941 Intended to satisfy the athletic desires of boys lacking either the time or the inclination to take part in varsity sports, intramural sports at Tarleton are varied. Included on the list of sports are Softball, Ten- nis, Golf, and Basketball. Contests WeI.WIISDOM EARL RupDER Faculty Duector of Assnstant Dlrector in all these sports are held annu- Immmmlsmr's 0f Intramurals ally so that a spirit of competition is aroused, team work is encouraged, and all the benefits of athletic events are enjoyed by those participating. Two hundred students took part in intramural sports this year. All events had seven or eight teams competing. The Lambs were school champions in the Basketball tournament. With additional funds made available through cu Physical Education Fee, the intramural sports under the direction of Coach W. I. Wisdom, Coach Earl Rudder, and Student Director Leslie Sheldon have enjoyed one of their most successful years. First Row: Sheldon, General Direclor of Intramural Sports; Lockhartl Coach of lhe Angels: Genick, Coach of the Badgers; Huifmanl Coach of the Coonse Second Row: Croft, Coach of khe Vv'ildcats; Russell, Coach of the Lambs; Campbell, Coach of .he Playboys; Savage, Ccach of 1he Eats. 1. LAMBS 2. PLAYBOYS 3. COONS 4. 'WILDCATS 5. ANGELS 6. BADGERS INTRAMURALS There were six teams which took part in the softball tournament. A great deal of competitive spim was aroused through the wholesome sport, cmd keen competition. I. The beginning of :1 fast intra- mural game. 2. Back on de- fense in a hurry. 3. A goal for the intramurals. 4. Try for a goal. S.One of xhe mcmy golfers. 6. Another of the golfers. INTRAMURALS There were several teams competing in the basketball tournament last full and enthusiasm was high throughout the entire series of games. This spring, a great many students used the golf course in Hunewell Park. 1g , A typical Gymnasium scene in the Physical Education Department. GIRLS' ATHLETICS 1941 Girls' athletics at Tarleton College are stressed through the Physical Educa- tion Department. Badminton and the Shuffle Boards are in constant use dur- ing the Winter months. During the warmer months of the year, Tennis, Golf, and Volley Ball are played extensively. The year 194041 has been one of the most important in the history of Physi- cal Education at John Tarleton. Miss Laura Fellman, capable director of girls' athletics, is a woman who is interested in every one of her large group of students. MISS LAURA FELLMAN Directcr of Girls' Physical Education GIRLS' ATHLETICS 1. The Girls' Basketball teanL 5. The girls learning to do dance ex- 2. One of the Badminton teams. ercjses. 3. The senior girls in golf. 5, Another dance number. 4. Acrobatics and badminton team, GIRLS' ATHLETICS , A typical scene in girls' tumbling. 4. The senior girls learn a new dance. . Golf in Hunewell Park. 5. The Girls' Basketball Team in cdion . The Badminton Tecun 6 Another group of golfers. . Iust cvwaitin'. . Holding handsiHmm. . 'Smcmer, Dot? i' . It just couldn't be the company! . Well, today's the day . After 011, boys will be boys. . Look again, he's there. . Busybodies i' t . Peek-crbool . After so-o- long a time. . The pause that refreshes. i' . Oohipicnicl . Get back in therel Stevie! . Signing upirHo hum. . Heart trouble, Mac? . On parade. What smells? . Some pep! . Look pretty, Los Cabs! . Some fun! . FulHledge pledges. . Sloppy S. O. T. S., eh what? . S. O S, fuzziewuzzies, . They're 'way up ihar. . Broadcast. . Brothers? ' You tell 'em, Dee, The Lords and Commoners smile again. . A coupla' rare jiHerug specimens. . D S, T. cuties The most fun of all. All aboard! . Service With some smiles. . Engineer Gabe. i . The Girls' Band shows 0H , Mr. Brooks tells all. . Revenge is sweet. . Just sittin' on the rock-pile. . Aggette jitters . Wanta' Buy somethin'? Super-plus pep. . Special fun. i . Peruna-a-ahl Hard at itl . and the angels m sing. . The colors pass by. . Hi ya! O. W'. Lx-iettes . Redskinsiwor Tejus? Aren't they cute? . Where ya' headed, Proc? . The Farmers' Daughters. Barnyard Follies of '40. . Which one, Hmdwick? , Whyl Gertie! All through me night, too. . Just a bunchu' guys. . Beforeii . And after. . Rec Hctllw-beiore the game. . Pass in review. ' Silence is golden. . After the game. , The band's shirt-tqilsl Yep, it was fun, all right. It's a cuie picture, anyway. 997.19? Brothers-yes, really. Yokel-Awe mean local girls. mewNH i V?w b-lb-l :40me Waiting for a street car? Fishing?--Ncuqhty boysl . Gee! Look at the handsome mcm! i: . Looking for somebody? . Tommy leads the band. Studious one! Books, tool . Smile for the birdie, Coleman Cadetanot posin'l eimer. Personality plus. Ahh ribusiness is picking up! , No hazmq allowed, Hardwick Rec Hall Rats. . And so to classes . Well, they look happy. Poole Beautiful Robertson in person. Doin' any good, Sarah? . Hmmm looks interesting, doesn't it? . How's about some salestcxlk? . Something's iishv here! . Happy, Dick? i' Ye Olde Grassburre Staffe , Celebrities on the loose. Burrheadwtwork, . Darn that alarm clock, cmyhowl . Chemish'y proiiat work. . Watchu' waitin' ior? . Fort Personalitiesier somethin'. . A couple of well-known couples. , Well, hello, folks! . Thcd's not fair, Bobbye. . Caught in the act. . Roomies, nm sisters. . The setting, Hunewell Park. . Breckenndqe mud Cisco Quims . Fish James, betcha. . And the day was Sunday . It's IaCkHyes, really. . THE Mr. Kelly. . So you see, it was this way. . Cowboys Carl cmd Clyde. . Which one is the birddog ? . Don't be scared, it's only a camera! . Maxine is really studyingl . They didn't go to Brady! i . The happy m couple . Go ahead and cutiit's Sadie Hawkins' Day. . A familiar scene. , Tennis sharks. . Sadie Hawkins' Dance-No staqs? 5 Mr. lelet, I believe 6. Some fun, eh, kids? 7. Stairstepslwlocile, Kathryn, cmd Tuffy. f i t 6. We do have monkeys on the campus. 7 Pridgeon and Turner show off! 8, Beetle and Dee rrtown oi S'ville, 9. Jay swings oui! 1. More initiation furL . Yes 11 is c shame, isn't it, Irene? . What seems to be the trouble, Rae June? , Uncle Wiley poses for ye olde editor. t i 'k Hunter and his educated cow. After the 1ennis game was overiwell-l-lwl. Passidmong me forlorn but happy. 'k Mr, Terry, where is your company emblem? . Tell us the joke, cmd we'll laugh, too! Hi, Iohnson! i' . Supervision . Come on, Tuffy iwe're bettin' on ya! . Don't run off, Gladys! , The muddy strugglei . Basketball heroes. Angle ShOHiFiSh I. Cummins. . Sunqrin sismrsirMignon and Narcissa. We think this is a picnic. i' Working hard, girls? . Twins? . Why, Sam! What have I done? Three stooges: Pat, Stumpy, and Gciy Learning 1013, Neva? i' 5. Wcmla' go? 6. The mob mart of 1m 7 Wilma, Mrs Lieb, and daughter, Jane. 8. Don't hurt him, Louiseicxfter all! i i i 6. A night session at the Pen. 7. Caught in the act! 8. Varsity keds. 9. Doris lean and Bever1y off to classes. . A11 set?iLet's go! . Dub and Maggie step out. . Stopped for CI shot kameml . Babs and Nancy--overseers. . Captain Iones of the riile team, , Statue of Liberty Sporer. Back from town;er somewhere. . You'll have to be more careful, Marguerite. . Colonels Harris and Bender. q. . Studying hard? . Stone's-bound mo cxdvertisemenO. . Caroline enjoys m a meal. . They look happy enough! . Don't lean back too far, girls. . Well, what do you want? . ML English teaching physiology. Mun m in the manhole e My! Vth a handsome couple! . Smile, Narcisscz, my goodness! , And we thought Mac was bushfull e Gene and Mary Io posee . Behold the blushing bride! . Friendship. . A crowd from Gough. . The VVomcmless Wedding . They should be in the heart. , Cumerqishy? e Eodes comes over the walle . Sadie Hawkins Turner and HL'il Abner Pridgeone ek 1k . Hey! Wan a minute and I'll pose, , They were strolling in the park one day. . All dressed up and nowhere to go. . Mr, Coffin warbles for the crowd. Enjoying that cigar? . The inimitable Craig Marshall. . Who's that following ya', Mary Jane? . Celebrmin'wand how! . Who's she waving m at? . Well, Jacki is everything O K? . Between classes, no doubL W.P, A. workers?ior Bullwinqers? . Going somewhere?ior just walking? . Sing us a 5010, White! . Posin'. . Three s no crowd here! , Just cz-loafing. Look at that I'Ziggie grin! . Golfers golfing. . My! My! What a group! . Music Flashes. Sergeant Jack D. McCullough Sergeam George P Franz Lt. Colonel Iumes D. Bender, Professor 0! Military Science and Tactics Dick Eddleman, Major, First Bailulion James Paul Sadesky, Major John Lowe, Capluin Ierry Parnell, Second Lieuienom Vernon Hayes, FirsI Lieutenant a lames Yows, Regimental Serq. Major Charles Hill, Banaiion Staff Sergeant The Colors Charles McDowell, First Bunalion Sergeanl Muior -l1-n -Im Huberl Meyer, Cadet Colonel Arthur Ziegelmeyer, Lieulenqnt Colonel Kathryn Nun, Reqimenml Sponsor Clyde Whitiemore, Battalion Adjutam Oscar Rutledge, Regimental Adiulcnl Charlie Lockharl, Major. Second Battalion Sam While, Battalion Slafi Sergeant Bill Barber, Bugler Carroll Olson, Second Lieulenunt Stafford Sleams, Regimemul Stall Serq Bill Smnh, Second Banalion Sergeant Major The Sponsors dhOd COMPANY A MILES LOCKE CHARLES BROWNFIELD HUGH SPOTTS First Lieutenant Second Lieulenunt Platoon Serqehnr LQVERNE PASS Captain First Platoon First row: Bill Bethecx, Franz Belitzl Iohn Montgomery, Ralph Roach, Vernon Smith, Paul Hunler, Ross Glover, Charles Stafford, Forrest Harte, Glynn Collier, Roberl Anderson, Alvm Smith, Don Umphfres Second row: Charles Fromme, Don Williams. Harold Peltit, Don Lindley, Hall Wells, Baylis Farrell, Joe Kan, Gerald Lee, Malcolm Schuliz, Frank Thompson, Jack Cooksey, Hendry Ogilvy, B111 Aberncnhy. Third row: Harry Lee Haynes, Al Perkins, Max Cooksey, Tom Rawlinq, Tom Cooksey, Gordon Crawford, Ed Palmer, Wuher Verner, Eddie Walters, Dale Dean, Pete Griffin, James Bennett, D. W. Behrens, Fcurlh row: Billy Seaman, Billy Ioe Beakleyl Emery Alexander, G. U. Frilchard, Henry Walker, Hobson Rem, Eugene Willis, Mickey McLean, Iames Ware, Boyd C, Knetsar, Ioe Dcmoff, Fred Boren, L. I. Baken COMPANY A IOHN DEAN DON UMPHFHES NORMAN HALL Second Lieutenant Fxrst Sergeant Platoon Sergeant MAXINE NICHOLS Sponsor Second Platoon First row: Weldon Collins, Charles Rountree, Harold Mzssey, Blll Harris, Ovid Harris, Ernesl Rlchqrdson, W. R. Mmhews, Joe Bush, John D. Belcher, Poole Robenscn, Charles Clyburn, John Evan, Red Sxmpson. Second raw: Bill Clark, Norman Hatchet, De Wm Wilhiie, Homer Hodge, Sxdney McQucry, Duff Chesney, Bxll Fletcher, Ice Gwen, Richard Ketchum, Dave Tinddll, Albel Thombson, Elwin Johnson. Third row: Bill TmboL Keilh L. Camp, H L. Self, Kenneth Precnse. A. C Ienkms, Bill Winters, John Ellis, Gay Hudson, Frank Murphy, Ioe Boyd, Bobby Joyce, C. D, Sublelt. Founh row: Louis Douvry, Ernest T, Roof, V. C McKmnzy, Lee Brown. C. H. Augsburqer, Herford H, Bridges, Roberl Hall, Ben Bxenvenu, John Hartsheld, Neil Eaves. Floyd Scrogqins, James Kelly COMPANY B BILL KEELING EMME'I'T ELY Second Lieukenanl JULIAN PAKER Sergeant Platoon Serqecxm WILLIAM JONES Captain First Platoon First row: Roland Von Roeder, Kenneth Brown, Robert H. Smith, Ernest Newton, D. 1. Andersen, Homer Main, Thurman Head, Eldon Landers, Claude Kmqht, L. E. Robinson, Billie Haynes, Julian Parker. Second :ow: Clyde Smilh, Jim Gillespie, I. W Craft, Tilden Hastings, James Martin, Ray Spiller, C. I. Bierschwcle. Wehon Priest; Clifford Ochsenbein, LeRoy Thompson, Clyde Knight, Temple Spurqer, Eldon Daniels, Iuliun Fisher. Third row: Sam Riichey, R. C. Hunter, Henry Gregory, Ice Lewis, W. S. Buckner, Donald Roberlson, Burks Bemon, Gene Lowe, Iohn C, Small. Jock Ligon, Herbie Clayton, Iim Ward, Wilson Pack, Clark Duke, Robert Koons, Wulfer Rasco. Fourth row: Heston McBride, Iuslon McBride, Bryce McCormick, R. S McEachem, R, A. Schmidh H. Bethell, G. Scon, Ed Carlcck, Gaston Westl Iohnie Arthur, Henry Tillek, Robert Rothe, Carl Brclumg, Nelson Talley. H. Behrinqer. COMPANY B HAROLD OSTERHOLM PRENTIS RAY ARCHIE HINNANT Second Liemenant Firsl Sergeant Plalocn Sergeanl DONIECE PARKER Sponsor Second Platoon Firsk row: Archie Hinnam, Jimmie Davidson, George Jones, Leon Hmcher, Maurice Long, Omer Culwell, Herbert Williams, Ice Harris, Cleo Russell, John Nickell, Elmer Archibald, Alton McClellan, lack Icmes, Second row: Don Foster, Marvin Beights, Roy Fonville, Gayle Gardner, Samuel While, Roben Wells, David Tipton, chxor Hnnderson, Erwin Gmmmzky, Billie Gumbrell, Donnie Merritt, Cloyce Huckabee. Third row: Lathie Iarrell, Joe Eldridge, Hans Rudin, Robert Kelly, Hulun Robenson, Bobby McKellar, Eugene Sprinqr held, Samuel Jones, Claude Parker, Paul Russell, Corbin Terry, Fourth row: lack Bmmn, Richard Windham, Thomas Towns, Eeckley Smilh, George Moon, Bruce Huile, Alva Frye, Bill Tumer, Marvin Jones, Wesley McKee, Morse Ivey, John Slewcrt, Jessie Herring, Harry Rowland llllllll nlIltlllt COMPANY C HERBERT MINTER BOB ROSS ORAN BIGBY Filsl Lieutenam Second Lieutenant Platoon Sergeazf JONES ROBINSON Captain First Platoon First row: Max Steck, Erwm Walker, Carl Arnold, W. G. Prilchen, Leon Brown, Jack Buchanan, W. Y. Van Cleve, Lawrence Culp, Burlon LeTulle, Leger Adams, Harold Barclay, Dewurd Gilbremh, Bob Gibbs. Second row: Harold Stroud, Tom McDumel, Hugh Cooper, 1. WV Sxmth, Lovem Cotton, Eugene Russell, L T. Soules, Claude Brock, John A. Lester, Edwin Cotton, Neill Sultan, Carl V Whitaker. Third row: 5. C. Anderson, Albun Bridges, Jack R. Coker, Dell Keith, Deletl Beardenl James Smilh, R, E. Saunders, W, C, Holt, Jimmy Cummins, Bob Kirk, P. G, McCleskey, Ernesl Hanlleb. Fourth Row: Thomas Kimbrouqh, Clyde Barrington, Lemuel MHCheH, 109 Jones, Garner Leech, Douglas Glover, Law- rence Dooley, Evert Wallace, Dan Billingsley, Cartwright Oglesby, J. E. Thomas, Clois Grover, Leon Heath, 0. E. Burton COMPANY C EDWIN MOSELEY H. L. MARKLAN? FRED EBDON Second Lieulwnum First Sergeant Platoon Sergeant Jf SARAH ANN FERGUSON Sponsor Second Platoon Firsl row: Harry McKim, Buford Isreal, Bruce Barron, Medford Undexwood, Jack Landess, Edward Vaughn, Ed Roarks, Ed Willmms, Ralph Treadway, Wilbur Perry, B. D. Wllson, Floyd Suite, James Booih, Fred Ebdon. Second row: Lcrle Guthright, Floyd Moore, Roland Jones, Bot Harbour, Ice Clark, Curl Rusk, Hugh Lowe, Vernon Jones, Clayton Hurfe, Lawrence Eroadwayl Gene Mauldm, Dickson Patterson. Third row: Dan Hohdqy, Aubrey Vickers, George Gilbert, Forrest Parks, Tom Faust, John Chambers, William Reed, W'endell they, A. M. Simpson. Orvol Dennis, Bill Wlmhorn, Jesse Halfonh, Tommy Toland. Fourth row. Fred Squyres, B. H, Grumbles, Gerald German, Quinlan Billings, Robert Eades, Frank Allen, Newt Whinemore, Clifton Tucker, I. E. Hulse, Bill McClellan, Cecil Weslelmcm, Bill Neel, Iack Clemer. Ihlul IIIIIIIII COMPANY D EDDIE BOB MILLER L S, KING TEMPLETON THOMPSON First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Platoon Serqea MICKEY MAGUIRE Captain First Platoon Firsl row: E. O. Henley, Ernest Iones, Elmer Kruse, H E Bartlett, Lee Anselll Billy Adams, William Bradley, Jack Fowler, W. L. Tnce, Lumen Elaine, W, W. Van Dusen. Second row: Charles McDowell, Gottfned Klinksiek, Roy Barnett, Julius Kaeding, Exlly Sanders, Iames Hendrick, Bill McKenzxe, Donald Winn, Tom Turner, Joe Fox. Third row: L. V. Rlsmqer, Les'er Herelord, Hurlen Guinn, S H, Amt, Clinlon Kingston, C. N. Munch, E, E. Marlin. Edward Durst, Donald Wood, Tom Evridge. Founh row: Gerald nghl, R. Turkneu, Ralph Adkisson, Ralph Keener, Tom B111 Fowler, Bill Boyer. Cliliord Buchanan, Iames Cross, Iames McCreiqht, Billy McMurry Fifth row: Ed Rickel, Dub Davis, Harlan Hxlhurd. COMPANY D CHARLES DRYDEN IACK KEY T. N. ELLIS First Lieutenant Firs! Sergeum Platoon Sergeanl DOROTHY DEE GOODWIN Sponsor Second Platoon First row: Pal Keith, Ruby Alford, Manm Mauldin, Rufus Whne, Warren Denqler, Gabby Hamil, Bonner Peevey, James Earl, Harold meer, Elwood Brown, Herman Wilkinson. Roherl Ruthen Second IOWI Muxey Bowers, William Turner, Clark Chandler, Teddy Russell, Leslie Rankin, Fred Johnson, Robert Thompson, Jesse Morris, Chm Brazehon, Fred Tunnell. Third row: Grover Gibbs, Ramon Western, Bill Maxwell, William McDonald, Alex Dearborn, Fred Sporer, Iames Thomas, I, N. Vamer, Byron Smith, Louis Montames, Bob Menafee Founh row: Jack Oaies, Oscar Lock, Donald Callahan, Mark Williamson, Doyle Nix, Stephen Taylor, W. W. Wharton. Cecil Smith, Bobby Strammler, I. F, McCade, Buddy Van Huss, James Ratliff, Fifth row: Leslie Sheldon, 1. Morris Henderson. Harold Adams, Sharlon Rubens, COMPANY E EDWIN TERRY MACK HOPPOCK BILLY MCGUIRE Firsl Lieutenanl Second Lieutenant Platoon Sergeun JAMES STRAWN Captain First Platoon Firsl row: Harold Ammons, Claude Williams, L. E. Slevenson, Raymond Roach, William Sluder, L, I. Wilson, Jack Smith, E. B, Bird, Murmy Parent, Aubrey Earle Fife. Second raw: Eudel Glover, I. Jackson, George Mason, Ice Rawlings, James Nutxons, W, F. Strain, E. H. Bxerschwule, Taylor Barr, Cums Price, George Clower. Thxrd mw: F, D, Parmer, Stanley Gideon, Kenneth Brooks, Phillip Parker, Claude Dnmore, Bill Connolly, Milton Iohnslon, Glenn Woodrulf, Hurley Reed, W. R Roberts. Founh row: Iohn Reesmg, Byron Andrews, D. E. Byrd, Ewell Han, Lamoin Blacklock, W. F. F1les, Derwood Ramsey, Leroy Vaughan, 5. M. Qulrey, Rayford Russell. Fihh row: Bill Brashears, Paul Stuckey, W. E. Sonnamaker, B. I, Pridqeon, Perry Lewis, Lee Lmham, Maxie Nelson, R. L. Andexson, N, C Faust. COMPANY E WILLARD REAVIS JAKE CHISHOLM PHILIP LARIMORE Second Llemenam First Sergeant Platoon Sergeant DOROTHY HELEN EARLES Sponsor Second Platoon First row: Phil Larimore, Hubert Pollard, Doyle Thurman, Douglas Brown, Ben Cowling, Bill Riley, Clifton Harrell, O. W. Bynum, James Gibbs, Clyde W. Smnh, Norris Norman, L C. Eurgle Second row: Allen Andersonl Ioe Williamson, Oliver Neil, Bruce Jones, Charles Becker, Wally Hopkins. Joe Prilc'ncxrd. Homer Sanders, John R. Hades, Waller Douglas. Third row: Bill Maddox, N, K. Barnetl, M. I. Wallace, W. A. Habb, Carl Butler, Iohn Lee Bow, Douglas Wilcher. Benme Johnson, Buren Robinson, C, H. BBYIY, Jack M. Jones. Fourth row: Bill Harper, Martin Earqle, I, F. McPherson, Cleo Bay, Douglas Bxbby, Gus Minqes, Harvey Olander, Ray Russell, H, W, Wells, Courls Cleveland, Thomas Barth. COMPANY F JAMES KNIGHT LEVON FOX DONALD MCCO UM First Lieutenant Second Lxeutenam Plaloon Sergeant MERLE PROCTOR Capkxin First Platoon First row: L. H. Mathews, Stafford Sleams, Scenie Campbell, Gene Porler, Hugh Cole, Robert Seidel, Jack Baker, Uuel Terrell, Milton Crookl Gene Tinkle, I, W. Scan, lack Newlon. Second row: Iomes Swope, Gene Flewellen, Ewell Priddy, Derwood Hanna Wyndle Ellis, Walter Landon, Damon Mayes, Sumler Gerald, lack Pumell, Lynn Kern, Arnold Hammon. Thixd row: Bill Smith. Leon Featherslon. L. I. Ramsey, Tommy Weir, Donnell Lulqens, Chfion 0110, John F, Post, Walter H, Smnh, Bnlhe Martin, Thurman Brook, Lawrence Harper, Sam Smckbndqe. Fourth row: Iim Westphal. Douglas Pills, Leonard Garrett, Howard Henderson, Leo Gillespxe, Iames Heyman. VIdOI Neel, Clarence Karcher, Cecil E, Bell. Iames StaHord,Cthr1es Galloway. COMPANY F GORDON HOLT SIDNEY HUGHES COLBERT LITTLEFIELD Second Lieulenqnt First Sergeant Platoon Setqeanf KATHLEEN COLLUM Sponsor Second Platoon First row: Weldon Longbolhum, W. Watson, C. Carbell, VvL A. Wright, H. Bmly, Horace Slate, I. M. Naqel, D C. Cuuqhmn, Silas Erundenberger, W. Crawford, Elder Riewe, Alben Litlla Second row: B. Hartwell, Bill Dcm Kidwell, Gerald McLannun, George Richardson, Miles Slricklen, Doyle Pittman, B. Maness, Lewxs Tiner, L Maness, Marvin Fonville, B. Woalridqe. Third row: Ray Loveludy, Gordon Ross, Odd Daniel, Wil.iam Scan, luck Watkins, Russell Bennell, Wayland Gordon, fohn Robb, Brady Slate, R. I. Sprawls, Glenn Perryman. Fourlh row: Knox Eubankl Erwin Lovelace, Merkle Williams, Bobby Savage. John Pntchurd, Joseph Shawn, Sam 1 Gantt, Willlam Bryant, Bob Coleman, Guy Adams, Charles Curbs. BAND I. LEWIS EVANS MORRIS WHITE BILL LEPMBERG First Lxeutenam Fnst Liemenanl Sergeant EARLE McSPADDEN Captain First Platoon Fusf row: 1. Laws Evans, Bxlly Dobbins, I. C. Sikes, Pete Twmun, Berl Boynton, Herbert Macs, Ernest Shillingburq, John Smyhe, Bill Barber. Second row: Iene Alexander, L. N. Bridges, William Pallmeyerl Ice Knchens, Sidney Lundqren, Floyd Shqler, Cy Caihey, 01m Johnson. Thlrd row: Glenn Robenson, Thomas R. Wnlhums, Doss Buller, Fred Huusmunn, Douglas Pollard, Joseph Rodgers, Euell Byers, Morris While BILLY DOBBINS First Sergeant TOMMYLU MUTERSPAUGH Sponsor Second Platoon BAND CRAIG MARSHALL Drum Muior JOE HEDRICK Sergeant Firsl row: Earle McSpadden, Craig Marshall, Ioe Hedrick, Bill Lehmberg, Edward Erwin, Edward Koerlin, Billy Allisonl Dayle Hallmark, Augusl Behlinq, George Wilcox Second row: Glyn Dale Shove, Iim Tom Haney, Bob Richards. Sam Purllow, Curtis Daniel, Edwin Nxchols, William I, Hall, Ice R, Myers, Robert L. Eaton, Third row: Ice Coleman, Thomas Richardson, Tom Jackson, James Wright, N. L. Locker, Ice Dyson, Iames Tale! Henry LuMcster, Burney Garvey. RIFLE TEAM The John Tarleton Rifle Team has long set high standards of rifle marksmanship, cmd this year has proved no exception. Coached by Sergeant Jack McCullough, the team shoots on a well lighted fifty foot range located in the armory. The team uses excellent equipment furnished by the National Govern- SGTT TACK McCULLOUGH ment which is always on the alert to develop amateur marks- Sponsor men by a program such as this. Intmtecxm matches are held approximately every week for practice. The team, with Bill Iorits' as captain, won their grudge match against N.T.A.C. by a score of 651 to 644. Correspond- ence matches were won by the rifle team against Dayton Unie versity. Oklahoma A. 6x M., Howe School, Missouri Military Academy, and Colorado School of Mines. The team also entered the eighth corps urea Hearst Trophy Match. WILLIAM IONES Captain First row: Herbert Mcxus, Tom Cooksey, Warren Denqler, Oscar Lock, Archie Hinncmt. Second row: Sergeant McCullough, Oran Bigby, Bill Jones, L, J. Baker, James Cummins, Ed Erwin, W. G Pritchett, Ben Cowling, nclercfaddmen ' i? ED WILLIAMS President ROWENA CLARK Sponsor 0 icerd anJ gondord A. H. WILCOX Sponsor BEN COWLING Vice-President SCOTTIE GILBERT Secretary-Treasurer I942 MARK ABNEY, Brownwood JACK ADAMS, IR, Electra BETTY ADKISSON, Cenlerville JENE ALEXANDER! Galena Park LA VERNE ALEXANDER, Adumsville FRANK ALLEN, Hico LILLIAN ALLEN, Balhnqer BILL ALLISON, Groesbeck EARGLE ANDERSON, Lamkin ROBERT ANDERSON, Cross Plains RUSSELL LEE ANDERSON, Fairy LEE ANSELL, Galveston Business Administration Business Administration Home Economics High School Business Administraiion Engineering Technician Engineering Business Administralion Business Adminisiration Mechanical Engineering Business Administration CARL ARNOLD, Floydada JOHN ARTHER. Albany S, H ATOB, IR, Lipan JACK BAKER! Bluff Dale BILL BARBER, Budcx ROY BARNETT, Houston JEAN BARR, Cross Plains TAYLOR BARR, Paint Rock CLEO BAY, Killeen DELE'TT BEAEDEN, Coleman MARY ALICE BARNHART, Peursall HORACE BARTLETT, Longwonh Pre-Law Engineering Social Science Geneml Agriculture PrerLuw Business Administruiion Business Adminisimtion Elementary Education General Agriculture Social Science Agricultural Administration General Agriculture QUINTON BILLINGS, Coleman DAN BILLINGSLEY, Munday E D. BIRD, Granbury MARY ADA BLACK, Burnek LAMOINE BLACKLOCK, Munday CATHERINE BLANTON, Dublin THELMA BOGUSCH, Grit ZENA ESTELLE BOLIN, Knox Cily JOHN LEE BOW, Ranger BILLY IOE BOWERS, Trent ETHEL BOXLEY, Bcrstow xx IOE w, BOYD, Mcchulley CHARLEY BECKER, Millscp BETTY BEENEI Stephenviile FRANZ BELI'T'Z. Winters ALICE BELL, Floydada CECIL E. BELL, Fisk GRENETTA BELL, Mullin JAMES BENNETT. San Saba LOUISE BENNETT, Humilion C, H. BERRY! Iowa Park General Agriculture Pre-Law Agricultural Education High School Business Administration Business Adminisirmion Social Science Elememary Teachers Engineering Agricultural Educalion Business Adminisuaiion Engineering JOHN DEVIEY BELCHER, Stephenville CALVIN BIERSCHWALE. Fredericksburg ELMER BIERSCHWALE, Fredericksburq Engineering Home Economics Pre-Law Physical Educulion Social Science General Industries Home Economics Engineering Home Economics Industrial Arts Business Administration General Agriculture xi 42 BERT BOYNTON, Hamilton WILLIAM S. BRADLEY, Mineral Wells MAE BRANAN, Crane SILAS BRANDENBERGER, Mason CARL F, BRAUNIG, San Anionic L. N. BRIDGES! IR, Knox City KENNETH BROOKS, Plano LAWRENCE BROADWAY, Hewiit CLAUDE BROCK, Porl Neches THURMAN BROOKS, JR, Granbury OLGA BROTHERS, O'Brien DOUGLAS BROWN. Lomela QQ; PreAMsdicul Pre-Law Social Science General Agricuhure Engineering Aqricuhuml Education Engineering General Agriculture Engineering General Agriculture Home Economics Business Administration ELWOOD BROWN, Stephenville MARGARET BROWNING, Cross Plains CLINTON BROZLETON, Austin DOROTHY BRUNSON, Bullinger BETTY BRY, San Antonio TACK BUCHANAN, San Angelo ANNA BURGETT, Sunla Anna EERTHA MAE BURNETT, Colorado Ci!y LUCILE BURNETT, Stephenville GERALDINE BRUMMETT, Skephenville CLIFFORD BUCHANAN, Rising Star MARY ALICE BURNFIN, Beaumont PreMedical Home Economics Business Administration Art Social Science Technician General Agriculture Engineering Elementary Educulion Elementary Teachers Art Social Science Q 99 BARBARA CASEY, Mullin CLAYTON CASKEY, Sweeiwaier JOHNAVIE CASTEVENS, Stephenvilie IOHN CHAMBERS, Brady CLARK CHANDLER, Siephenville DUFF CHESNEY. Colorado City EDNA CLARK, May REDA WRAY CLARK, Cisco COURTS CLEVELAND! Granbury CHARLES CLYBURN, Knon JACK COKER. Housion . HUGH COLE, Siephenwlle IACQUELYN BURTON, Albany ICE BUSH, Housion SARA BUSH,Da11as CARL BUTLER, Olden DOSS BUTLER! Alice DONALD CALLAHAN, Presidio AYLEEN CAMPBELL. Slamfcrd CLAEICE CAPPS, Walnut Springs MARGUERITE CAPPS, Ponicloc NAOMI CARDWELL, Needville JUNE CARR, Brookesmiih Business Adminisimiion t Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Business Adminislmtion Business Adminisimtion Business Adminisiraiion Eiemenlary Teachers General Agriculture Physical Educalion Engineering General Agriculture LURLYNE CARTER, Huwley Business Administration Social Science High School Engineering Agriculture Engineering Business Administraiion Business Adminiskation Home Economics Technician Business Administration Social Science l 4 2 NADINE COLE, Brady BOB COLEMAN, Cuddo DOROTHY COLEMAN, Stamford HELEN COLEMAN, Stamford JOE COLEMAN, Bullinqer GLYNN COLLIER, Goldthwuile NANCY COLLIER, Fort Worth GENEVA COOK, Lornetu BEN COWLING, Hamillon BILLIE RUE COYLE, Newporl G. F. CRAWFORD, Merkel MARGARET CRAWFORD, Menzon Agricultural Adminislralion Elementary Educalion Engineering Home Economics Home Economics Architecture Business Adminislmtion Home Economics Business Adminiskalion Elemenlary Teachers General Agriculture Business Administration MILTON CROOK, Breckenridge JAMES CROSS, Killeen ROSAMOND CROWELL, Blufl Dole LAWRENCE CULP, Kent OMER CULWELL, Dublin JAMES CUMMING, San Saba MARGARET CUTHBERTSON, Austin ELDON DANIELS, Penelope JOE DANOFF, Gallup, New Mexico CAROLYN DAVENPORT, Batesville FRANCES DAVES, Marshall HENRY DAVIS, Slephenville Special Agriculture PrevVe1erinury Home Economics General Aqnculiure Engineering PrerLaw Business Admmislration General Agriculture Enqmeering Business Adminisumion Home Economics V g MARYWIL DAVIS, Doole Technician I 9 JOYCE DAVIS. Albany Business Administrulion WILLIS DAVIS, Winters Physical Educdhon DALE DEAN, San Saba PreVVeierinury ALEXANDER DEARBORN, Houston High SChool WARREN DENGLER, Port Neches Engineering ORVAL DENNIS, Moran Agricultural Education CLAUDE DITMORE, Tennyson Engineering OLETA JEAN DOCKREY, Westbrook Physical Education BEATRICE DONOP, Mason Elementary Educalion WANDA DORRIS, Stephenville Social Science FRANCES DUKE, De Leon Elementary Teachers MARY DUNBAR, Polo Pimo Socml Science EDWARD W. DURST, Mineral Wells PrerLaw ROBERT EADES, Sweeney Engineering MARTIN EARGLEI Millsap Industrial Arls CORA LEE ECHOLS, Burslow Business Administration ESTELL EDMONDSON, Hico Home Economics RUBY LEE ELLINGTON, Hico Home Economics HAZEL ELLIOTT, Brady Business Adminislrmion THOMAS NELSON ELLIS. Purdon Engineering VIRGINIA ELLIS, Purdon Home Economics ANNIE ENGDAHL, Rochelle Home Economics I, LITTLE EPPERSON. 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Business Administralion Agricultural Education Engineering Business Adminishalion Engineering Business Administralion Nurse Engineering Engineering Pre-Medical Elementary Education Business Administralicn JAMES GIBBS, Floydcda Pre-Veterinmy l9 SCOTTIE GILBERT, Woodson Business Administration LEO GILLESPIE, Coleman Engineering MARION GLENN, Bluff Dale Home Economics DOUGLAS GLOVER, Houslon High School ROSS CLOVER, Colorado Cily General Agriculture WAYLAND GORDON, Coleman Engineering GERALD GORMAN, Italy Agricultural Education NOEL GRAHAM, Slephenviile Special CURTISTINE GRAY, Wellington Elementary Education IOE GREEN, Santa Anna PresVeterinuxy KATHRYN GREEN! Oglesby Elemenlcry Teachers EDNA JOYCE GRIBBLE, Wellmqion Music HELEN GRIFFIETH, Gouldbusk Elemeniury Educmion FRANCES GRUBB, Fort Davis Social Science FLOYD L. GUICE, Doole Business Administralion PAULINE HAFER, Clifton Laboratory Technician BRUCE HAILE. Burnet Engineering MELBA HAND, Trent Business Administration JIM TOM HANEY, Af1on General Agriculture DERWARD HANNA, Breckemidge Engineering IRENE HANSON, Abilene High School BOB HARBOUR, Coleman Engineering GORDON HAEGETT, Fort Wonh High School 42 BILL HARPER, Water Valley CLARICE HARPER, Wellington CLIFTON HARREL, Kinqsville OVID HARRIS! Dublin CLAYTON HARTE, Naples FORREST HARTE. Naples ERNEST HARTLEIB, Luling JOHN HARTSFIELD, Gallup, New Mexico VINTON HARTWELL, San Antonio TILDEN HASTINGS, IRs, Meridian LEON HATCHER, Coleman NORMAN HATCHER, Albany Agricultural Educmion Agricultural Educalion Public School Music General Agriculture Engineering Pre-Veterinary General Agriculture General Agricullure Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering JESSE HATHCOCK, Ranger FRED HAUSMANN. Iunction JANE HAWTHORNE, Gouldbusk WILLIS HEARD, Bowie MARY ELIZABETH HEARN, Eustland VIRGINIA HEARN, Waler Valley JEWEL HEIZER, Cisco DOROTHY LOU HEMPHILL, Hamilton HOWARD HENDERSON, San Angelo VICTOR HENDERSON, San Antonio JAMES HENDRICK, Olden GEORGE HEVENER, Boling A General Industries Engineering Home Economics Business Administration Fine Arts Physical Education Home Economics Business Adminislration Business Adminislralion General Agriculture Social Science Engineering GAY HUDSON, Waco DORIS HUFFMAN, Siephenville HM BOB HULSE, Elberl I-ENNIE HULSEY, Hamlin PAUL HUNTER, Colorado City MARYON HUSKINSON, Bomanon Business Adminisimiion IAMES HEYMAN, Menard CHARLES HILL, Siephenville LATHA HILLYARD. Brady WILMA HINGST, East Bernard IOE HINTONI Dallas DOREEN HOAKI Hamihon HOMER I. HODGE, Winters HOWARD HODGES, Dublin W. C. 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MCCABE, Robert Lee LOUISE McCLAIN, Midland Agricultural Education Agricultural Educulion Business Administration ALTON MCCLELLAN, Slamfcrd Engineering BILLY MCCLELLAN, Rio Vista BRYCE MCCORMICK, Florence Engineering Physical Education L 2 MARY LOU McCREIGHT, Yantis Technician CATHERINE MAE McDANIEL, Cisco Physical Education 10 MCDANIEL, Archer City Business Administration GLORIA MCELROY, Walnut Springs Nursing LUCILLE MCHARGUE, Midland Business Administration BILL MCKENZIE, Fort Stockton General Agriculture VERNON MCKINNEE, Water Valley Engineering MILDRED MCLEAN, Merkel Home Economics HELEN MCLEOD. Trent Home Economics BAZELL MCQUERRY, Colorado City Laboratory Technician SIDNEY MCQUARY, Thorndale General Agriculture INEZ MCWILLIAMS. Brady Home Economics HERBERT MAAS, Dublin Engineering MABCIEL MADDOX, Cleburne Technician ALLIENE MAHAN, Goldlhwaile Business Admmishclion BILLY MANESS, Rockwood Business Adminisuulion IAMES MANESS, Rockwood Business Admmislmlion LEONE MANN, Galesville Social Science FAYE MANNING. Dubhn Business Adminishation H. L. MARKLAND, Waco Business Adminislrmion BETTY LEE MARSHALL, Laredo Home EConomics CRAIG MARSHALL. Laredo PreVMedical BILLIE MARTIN, Comyn Engineering BOBBIE NELL MARTIN, Carbon Elementary Teacher JANE MOORE, Cisco ADALENE Di MORELAND, Dublin SEARCY LEE MORRIS! Oglesby CHRISTINE MULANAX, Valera BETTY LOU MULLER. Cisco FRANK MURPHY, Brownwood GRACE MUTZ, Laredo JAMES NATIONS, Maryneul BILLY NEEL, Lumkin VICTOR NEEL, Lamkin BARBARA KATE NEGY, Granbury OLIVER NEIE, Meridian IAMES MARTINI Comanche W. R, MATHEWS, Houslcn BETTY MATTHEWS, Electra Mi L MAULDEN. Bulmorhec OTHENE MAULDEN, Balmorheu GENE MAULDIN, Albany BOB MENEFEE, Grunbury D V. MERRIT'T, Snyder LA VELLE MITCHELL, Swanson LUIS MONTANTES, Laredo MARTHA MOONEY, Morgan FLOYD H. MOORE, Granbury Business Adminislraiion Home Economics Business Adminislration Public School Music Business Administmlion High School Speech Agricullural Education Pre-Law Business Adminislrmion Home Economics Aqricullurai Education Engineering High School Speech Elememary Educalion Business Administration Engineering Agriculmrul Education Agricullural Education Busmess Administration Social Science Home Economics Mechanical Arts l9 42 LUCILLE N EIGHBORS, Saltville, Va. DOROTHY N ETHERTON, Gouldbusk CLAUDIA SUE NEWTON, Lorena ERNEST NEWTON. Slephenviile EDWIN NICHOLS, Meridian CLIFFORD OCHSENBEIN, Texarkana, Ark. HENDRY OGILVY, San Angelo CARTWRIGHT OGLESBYI Goldlhwuite CLIFTON OTTO! East Berncyd WILSON PACK, Wharton WILLIAM PALLMEYER, Morgan EDWARD E. PALMER, Goldlhwciie Home Economics Home Economics Social Science Engineering PreLuw Pre-Medical Animal Husbandry Business Administration Business Administration Social Science Engineering General Industries MURRAY PARENT, Foley. Minni LETA PARHAM, Stephenville PHILIP PARKER, Indian Creek FORREST PARKS! McCamey MARCELLA PASCHALL, Paradise MARILYN PASCHALLI Paradise DICKSON PATTERSON, Bynum MARGARET PEARCE, Fife BONNER PEEVEY, Lou SALLY PENNY, Bay City AL PERKINS, Dallas JOE PHILLIPS, Sumo PrerVeterinary Special Business Course Engineering Engineering Business Adminislralion Business Administraiion Special Agriculture Home Economics Engineering Business Administration High School Elementary Teachers BOBBIE JOE PRIDGEON, San Saba WILLIAM G PRITCHETT, Slamford VIRGINIA PULLIG, German NINA QUINNEY, Colorado Cily STOCK QUIREY, Louise IOHN RABB,L1ano MARTHA MAE RAINOSEK, Rosenberg DERWOOD RAMSEY, Sudan EDITH MAE RANKIN, Weslaco WALTER LOUIS RASCO, Thomlon JAMES RATLIFF, Ranger IOE RAWLINGS, Bronte VENITA PIPPEN, Cisco BEATRICE PITTMAN. De Leon DOUGLAS PITTS, Floydada MARGUERITE PITTSI Slephenville LOUISE PLUENNEKE, Mason DOUGLAS POLLAED, Galesville VIRGINIA PONDER, Alexander GENE PORTER, Slephenville JOHN FRANK POST, Gulesville GLADYS POSTERT, Parks JOE PRICHARD, Thornton EWELL PRIDDYI Mullin Physical Educulian General Agriculture Business Adminislmtion Speech Engineering Aqricuhural Educalion Elementary Teachers Engineering Business Administmiion Pre-Law Business Adminislmtion General Agriculture Business Administration Home Economics High School Home Economics Elementary Educulion Engineering Elementary Education Engineering Liberal Ans Social Science Business Administralion Agricultural Educulion 4 2 TOM RAWLINGS, Water Valley Agricultural Educcxlion HOBSON BEAT, Tanglewood Business Administration HARLEY REED, Walnut Springs Agricultural Education MARY ELLEN REED. Eliusville Business Administration BETTY REID, Santa Anna Social Science BOB RICHARDS, Meridian Business Administration GEORGE RICHARDSON, Eleclra Aqricullural Educmion ELDOR RIEWE. Pousville Engineering L. XL RISINGEE, Lubbock General Industries EDWARD ROARK, Crowell Business Administration RODRIC ROBERTS, Galvesmn High School DONALD ROBERTSON, Mineral Wells Engineering GLENN ROBERTSON, Merkel Agriculture HULAN ROBERTSON, Comanche Aqricullural Education POOLE ROBERTSON, Abilene Engineering L E. ROBINSON, O'Donnell Agricultural Educat-ion VIRGINIA ROBINSON. Bowie Home Economics JOSEPH P. RODGERS, Hico Engineering MARY VIRGINIA ROGERS, Slephenville Music LESTER ROMANSI Mullin High School HARRY ROWLAND, Gulveslon Business Administmlion L. G, EUMSEY, Cleburne An MINNIE MAUD RUNDELL, Walnut Springs Home Economics CORAL RUSHING, Lueders Speech l i v i i i v A s s FLOYD SCEOGGIN, San Antonio LAURA NELL SEIDEL, Meridian ROBERT SEIDEL, Meridian ELIZABETH SEXTON, Stephenville DORIS SHERMAN, Brownfield NARCISSA MAE SHIVERS, Dallas PATSY SHUFFIELD, Brady A. Mi SIMPSON! Big Spring RED S. H. SIMPSON, Rochelle RUBY LEHMAN SIMS, Wcodson FRANCES SLIGH, Waco General Agriculiure Elementary Teachers Business Administration Business Administration General Supervision Home Economics Business Administration Home Economics Speech and Business JOHN CHARLES SMALL, Rising Slar CLEO RUSSELL! Clarendon EUGENE RUSSELL, Del Rio RAYFORD RUSSELL, Stephenville TEDDY RUSSELL, Hamlin WILDA FAYE SAMUELSON, Brady BOBBYE SAVAGE, Big Spring BILLY SAYLOH, Goldlhwaile KATIE SCARBOROUGH, Stephenville FRANCES SCHMIDT, Slephenville MALCOLM SCHULZ, Abilene CAROLYN SCOTT, Presidio L W. SCOTT! Sweetwater Pre-Velerinury Engineering Pre-Medicul PresMedicai ' 9 Agricultural Educulion Pre-Luw PrerVelerinury Home Economics Physical Education Music Business Adminislmlion Liberal Ans High School High School Agricultural Educulion 4 2 DORIS SMART! Grit Social Science BERKLEY SMITH, Denver Ciw Social Science CECIL SMITH, Albany Engineering JAMES G. SMITH. Rising Star PrerLaw J. W, SMITH, Peacock Agriculkural Educalion MARY IANE SMITH. Dallas Home Economics RUTH SMITH, Meridian Business Administration STAFFORD SMITH, Colorado Cily PresMedical IOHN SMYLIEJ Sabinul Engineering PAULINE SNYDER, Glen Hose High School I. T. SOULES, Goldthwcme General Agriculture TEMPLE SPARGER, Albany Pre-Law RAYMOND IAMES SPRAWLS, Cisco General Industries EUGENE SPRINGFIELD, Lott Engineering JAMES STAFFORD, Rockwood Agricuhuml Administration BILLIE IOE STARK, Sudan Engineering FRANCES STEPHENS, Dublin Busmess Adminislrmion JOE STEWART, German Business Administration IOHN KIRK STEWART, Iacksboro Business Adminlslmlion FLOYD STIGLER, Slephenville PIeLaw : SAM STOCKBRIDGE, Laredo Engineering 1 '. 1 EVELYN STONE, Stephenville Business Administralion CHARLENE STOVALL. Presidio Business Administration ? BILL STRAIN, Millsap Engineering Q3 BOB STRAMLER, Serhenville CORENE STRANGE, Bangs IOE STRAWN, Trent JOSEPH STRAWN. Eledra MILLS STRICKLEN, Del Rio High School Home Economics Home Economics Engineering Agricultural Educmion l9 RAE IUNE STUBBLEFIELD, Carbon Elemenkny Educalion PAUL STUCKEY, WichHa Falls General Agriculture A . WILLIE STUDER, Austin Engineering BILL TALBOT, Abilene Business Administmlion JAMES TATE, Siephenvine PrerVelerinary FRANCES TAYLOR, Stephenville High School LOU ETHEL TAYLOR, Honey Grove Business Administration gig a STEPHEN TAYLOR, Moran ERNESTINE TEAFF, Knox City I. E. THOMAS, Hawley 9 Home Economics Social Science Aeronuukical Engineering MYRTLE THOMAS, Gouldbusk ALBERT THOMPSON, San Antonio FRANK THOMPSON, Houslon Home Economics Engineering Business Adminislmtion DOYLE THURMAN, Stamford FLORENE THWEATT, Gouldbusk DAVE TINDALL, Cranlills Gap Eng meeting Home Economics Agricultural Education LEWIS TINER, Trent GENE TINKLE, Hico AVIS TINSLEY, Mason General Agriculture PrevVeterinury Elementary Education DAVID TIPTONI Dublin TOMMY TOLANDI Breckenridge THOMAS TOWNS, Sweelwuler RALPH TREADWAY, Chihon Wu L. TRICE, Dublin CLIFTON Hu TUCKER, Garland FRED TUNNELLI Cross Plains BILL TURNER, Whon W, K. TURNER, Kermit MEDFORD UNDERWOOD, Haskell W. Y, VAN CLEVE, Crystal City JAMES VAN HUSSJ Midland Business Administration General Agriculture Engineering Engineering Engineering General Agriculture Business Adminislralion Business Administraiion Geology Agricultural Education Business Adminiskalion High School AUBREY VICKERS, Voss EDDIE WALTERS, Happy JACK WATKINS, Llano MARY WEBER, Moran F E. WEIR, Iucksboro I. N. VARNER, Cotlonwood LEROY VAUGHAN, Liberty Hill WILLIE LEE WALSTON, Menard ANITA WAMPLER, Knox City HELEN WEAVER, Levelland HELEN WHARTON, Wichita Falls W. Wu WHARTON, Mineral Wells General Industries Business Administration Agricultural Education Home Economics General Agriculture Home Economics High School PrevMedicul Business Adminislrction Agricultural Educalion Business Administration CARL WHITAKER. Chilkon RUFUS WHITE, Knox City SAM WHITE, Nemo Agricultural Education Agricultural Education Agricultural Administration I94! JUANA LEE WHITEMAN, Brady Home Economics BILL WHITTHORNE, Ionesboro Engineering GEORGE WILCOX. Slephenvxlle Pre-Medicul HERMAN WILKINSON, Texon DONALD WILLIAMS. El Paso ED WILLIAMS, Stephenville JOE F,W1LL1AMSC3N, Gatesville MARK WILLIAMSON, Trenl Business Administration Pre-Veterinury General Agriculture Agricultural Education General Agriculture EUGENE WILLIS, Brownwood Engineering BENNETT D, WILSON, La Marque DOHEECE WILSON, Leuduy L. I. WILSON, Brownwood Eng meeting Public School Music Agricultural Educcmon RHEA FERN WILSON, Brownwcod DONALD WINN, Stephenville DOUGLAS WITCHER. Liberty Hill Business Administration Architecture Agricultural Educmion MARY JO WOOD! Rochelle GLENN WOODRUFF, Matador Preiaw BERT WOOLDRIDGE, Bmwnwood Physical Education Agriculmml Education BETTY IO WRIGHT, Wichilc Falls W. A. WRIGHT, Meridian Business Administration Business Administmlion Organizationd seagwwwazsn it ir dha-d STUDENT COUNCIL Firm Row: Hugh Spotts Kathleen Collum President Secretary-Treasure Second Row: Dick Eddleman Miss Pearl Muhcm VicePresidem Sponsor The Student Council is om organization composed of representa- tive students from each of the classes Who represent their classes in student government. The members are chosen by the student body for their scholarship, leadership, and dependability. First Row: Mr. G. O, Ferguson, Sponsor; Sara Ann Ferguson, Earl McSpudden, Frances Lou Deen, Lqum Pass Second Row: John Recwis, Nancy Collier, Poole Robertson, Bette Logan, James Rauiff. A. W. S. COUNCIL First Row: Olive Ruth Hensarling Sara Ann Ferguson President Secretary Second Row: Kathleen Collum Miss Clara Savage Vice-President Sponsor The Association of Women Students Council was organized in 1932 and 1933. The council is composed of twelve members, ten senior girls elected each spring by the girls' student body, and two junior members chosen by 1he council-elect. The pur- pose of the AWS. Council is to promote closer relationship among girls of the school and between the girls and the faculty members, and to be of assismnce to all girls financially, scholasticcxlly, and socially whenever possible. First Row: Beth Benjamin, Iocmlle Burroughs, Dorothy Helen Earles, Frances Brown, Nancy Loven. Second Row: Kathryn Nu , Julia Parker, Mary Rogersl Mamie Lou VVomock. :ezegwwwawa Xh GRASSBURR STAFF First Row: Herbert Minter Charles Lockhart Editor Business Manager Second Row: Dorothy Earles Mr. Mchhqn Associate Editor Faculty Adviser The Grassburr Staff, which is selected each spring by the student body, is c1 hard-working group of students who strive, with the help of their capable faculty ctdvisors, to put out cm annual Which the student body will enjoy and which will bring back, in later years, the pleasant memories of the days in Tarleton. First Row: Marjie Brown, Faculty Advisor; Mattie Walker, Faculty Adviser; Mildred Beidleman, Iunior Editor; Maxey Bowers, Military Editor. Second Row: Mary Ruth Cox, Senior Editor; Kathryn Nun, Club Editor; Edwin Terry, Sports Editor; Mary Lou Turner, Feature Editor. J-TAC STAFF First Row: Sam Andrews Philip Larrimore Editor Business Manager Second Row: Olive Ruth Henscxrltnq Miss Dollie Glover Associate Editor Sponsor The I-Tac Staff is elected by the students of the college to produce c1 weekly publication full of news and entertainment for the stu- dent body. Each position on the staff mecms cx lot of hard work to its holder. First Row: David Tipton, Sports Editor; Frances Brown, Feature Editor; Mary Sue Smith, Soclety Elinor: Anna Webb Bluntonl News Editor; Robert Koons, Military Editor; Arthur Zieqelmeyer, Circulation Manager: Ethel Boxtey. Second Row: Grenita Belle, Zonelle Burnett, Mary Ellen Clay, Wanda Dorris, Cora Lee Echols, Grover Gibbs, Joe Karr. Third Row: Charles MacDowell, Edilh Mae Rankin, Prentis Ray, Rodric Roberts, Helen Schott, Ehzabeth Sexton, I. A. P. CLUB First Row: Mary Louise Poe Alma Edgar President Secretary Second Row: Mignon Lawlis Mrs. Effie Nemhery Viceipresidem Sponsor The I. A. P. Club wcts organized in 1927 by twelve girls Who had new ideas about the purposes of a social club. In the past thir- teen years it hcts grown larger, yet its present members are truly worthy of the fine traditions set by its founders. Fusi Row: Nona Delle Cleveland. Treasurer; Dolothy Eorlas, Reporler; Emily Basham, Helen Marie Futch, Olive Ruth Hensurhnq, Mary Ella Shuffield. Second Row: Beuy Wigginqton, Iecm Barr, Heda me Clark, Irene Hanson, Maxine Hous1on, Jennie Hulsey. Third Row: Jane Moore, Jane Poner, Mildred Roberson, Patsy Shuffield, Io Stewan, Iucmc Lee Whitman. SILVER KEY CLUB First Row: Donald McCoHum Charles Brownfield President Secretary Second Row: Bob Miller Mr. Reuben Friou Vice-President Sponsor Organized in 1933, the Silver Key Club has taken its rightful place as one of the best boys' clubs in Tarleton. Its members strive to H promote fellowship among the members of the club and their fel- low students, and as CI result are among the best-hked boys on the campus. First Row: Toe Dyson, Reporter; Ine Hedrick, Pat Keith, Ilmmy Sadesky, 1. c, Sikes, Templeton Thompson. Second Row: Guy Hudson, Alton McClellan, James Ratliff, Poole Robinson, Donald Winn, Donald Wood. Charles Lockhart and Arnold Johnson are two important senior members not shown below. D. S. T. CLUB First Row: Billie B, Steward Ruth Hardison President Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: Kathryn Bledsoe Miss Laurine Piekard VicePresident Sponsor The D. S. T. Club is ct true representative of the friendly and demo- cratic spirit of Tarleton. Its membership, consisting of twenty-one girls who enjoy several social activities during the year, would be an asset to any campus. First Row: Marlha Bronstcd, Iocille Burroughs, Reporter; Sibyl Hollingswonh, Dorothy Morris, Rhem Parker, Laura Helen Suylor. Second Row: Faye Stone, Raye Stone, Pauline Hater, lune Holton, Edna Earle Iackson, Alliene Mahcxn. Thnd Row: Cthene Mauldin, Belly Reid, Charlene Slovull, Lou Elhel Taylor, Willie Lee Walston, Raye Fern Wilson S. O. T. S. CLUB First Row: Earle McSpcrdden Perry Sheldon President Vice-President Second Row: Sidney Hughs Mr. Dick Smith Secretary-Treosurer Sponsor The S. O. T. S. Club wcts organized in 1932 by a group of friends who wanted to further social activity on the campus. Since then, the club has fulfilled its purpose, and has willingly helped in any worthy cause for the benefit of the college. Fust Row: Byron Andrews. Charles Hill, Tommy Jackson, R, I. Kelly, Miles Locke, Weldon Longbothuml Harry McKim. Second Row: Ed Moseley, L, V. Risinger, On Robison, Richard Windham, Allen Anderson, L. N. Bridges, Bayless Farrell. Third Row: Bill Fle1cher, Norman Halcher, George Moon, Fred Sporer. L K. SewarL TEIAS CLUB First Row: Stella Nix Bobbye Everett President Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: Beth Benjamin Miss Rowena Clark Vice-President Sponsor The Tejcts Club has become, in the last seven years, one of the most popular clubs on the campus. It was organized in 1933 to pro- mote a spirit of wholesome friendship and entertainment between its members and the girls of the college. $h?- Firsh Row: Frances Brown, Annie Laurie Howard, Maxine Nichols, Ioe Mae Payne, Pauline Snyder, Lucille Burnett, Marguerite Cupps. Second Row: Paula Cuts, Nancy Collier, Marion Glenn, Edna Joyce Gribble, Marjorie Hall, Clmice Harper, Peggy Hill. Third Row: Virginia Lewis, Babs Negy, Margaret Pearce, Virginia Pulhq, Martha May Rainosek, Narcissu Shwers, LOS CABALLEROS CLUB First Row: Merle Proctor Euell Byers President Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: Iohn Lowe Mr.Ear1Rudder VicePresident Sponsor Friendship and progress in the social life of Tarleton might well be the motto of the Los Caballeros Club. Sponsors of the first tag club dance in Tarleton's history, its members are ever on the look- out for new ideas. They have proven themselves to be among the students who make Tcrleton what it is. First Row: Eugene Hardwick, Reporter; Harold Barkley, Marlis Barker, Harold Osterholm, Bill Jones, Charles McDowell, IQLk Oates, Jones Robinson, Roy Barnet. Second Row: Weldon Coilins, Ixmmy Cummmqs, hm Haney, Homer Hodge, Bill Lehmberq, Jack Newton, Gaston West, Ed Wnlliams. S. O. S. CLUB First Row: Frances Lou Deen Tommylou Muterspaugh President Secretary Second Row: Pauline Craft Miss Dexm King Vice-Presideni Sponsor The S. O. S. Club was organized in 1931 with HS purpose being friendship to all, and CI happy social life among its members. The present members, who have kept this spirit alive, are among the most representative girls in Turleton. First Row: Mildred Eeidleman, Reporter; Valerie Belscamper, Treasurer; Merle Calvert, Sara Ann Ferguson, Kathryn Null, lame Rogersl Mary Walker, Ellen Iune Warden. Second Row: Joyce Davis, Tomme Foreman, Scome Gilbert, Elaine Hale. lune Lieb, Belly Adkisson, Beuy Mathews Kaiherine May McDaniel: Third Row: Io McDaniels, Lucille McHarque, Louise McLain, Nell Panon, Frances Taylor, Mary Jane Smnh. BUTCHES CLUB First Row: Hugh Spotts L. H. Mathews President Secretary Second Row: Dub Davis Coach We I. Wisdom ViceePresident Sponsor .g The Butches Club, which combines both athletics and social ace 1 tivity, is composed of well-liked boys on the campus. This club is W particularly noted for honoring the outstanding athlete of the year in order to encourage others in athletics. First Row: Grover Gibbs, I, W. Crcfl, Bill McKenzie, M1115 Stricklen, Hiram Walker, Ben Cowlmq, James Gibbs. Second Row: Joe Jones, Bill Maxwell, Cartwright Ogelsby, Bob Pridqeon, Ralph Roach, Bobby Stramler, O. W. L. S. CLUB First Row: Dorothy Dee Goodwin Betty lean Lane President Secretarvareasurer Second Row: Mcxry Ruth Cox Miss May Iones Viceipresidem Sponsor The O. W. L. S. Club, the oldest girls' club on the campus was organized in 1925. It is composed of well-liked girls who strive to create a feeling of friendship cmd to promote c1 closer tie of social relationship between the girls of the college. First Row: Kathleen Collum, RepoMer; Neva Frances Harrell, Jerrye McCluran, Carolyn McCommas, DomPCe Parker, Iuliu Parker. Sacond Ecw: Mary Sue Smith, Alice Bell, Doris Ewuld, Iay Gerald, Hazel Hulse, Sara Lamun. Third Row: Bene Logan, Lucille Neighbors, Dororhy Jean Newbn, Frances Sliqh, Helen Wharton LORDS AND COMMONERS CLUB First Row: Dick Eddleman Edwin Terry President Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: Hubertpolldrd Colonel James D. Bender Vice-President Sponsor A group of swell fellows with new ideas composes the Lords And Commoners Club. Each year it sponsors a Miss Tarleton con- test, which provides funds for the presentation of scholarships to worthy students. The presentation of these scholarships is CI unique idea and one truly worthy of our highest commendation. First Row: Bill Belhea, Reporler; Earl Gathrighh Kniqm of Portal,- Hurry Lee Haynes, Vernon Hays, Bill Keeling, Phil Lummore, Huberi Meyer, Herber: Mxmer. Second Raw: Bill McGuire, B111 Smith, Max Shack, William Bradleye Bur! Le Tulle, Gene Porter, Malcolm Shultz, George Wilcox. VIKINGS CLUB First Row: John Reavis Arthur Zieqelmeyer President SecretaryeTreasurer Second Row: Bob Ross Mr, Zeddie Edgar Vice-President Sponsor The Vikings Club, though small in quantity is certainly not lack- ing in quality. Organized in 1937, it is CI continuation of the Lucky Thirteen Club. Mr. Zeddie Edgar, the club's present sponsor, was one of the four charter members. It is now one of the top-rcmking clubs in Tarleton. First Row: 1. Lewis Evans, luck Key, H. L. Markland, La Vern Pass, Sum Whiiee Second Row: Morris Whne, Silas Brandenburger, Claude Brock, Douglas Glover. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION CHARTERED 1928 'IE TARLETON COLLEGIATE CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1932 First Row: Jack Barton Jesse Lee Herring President Secretary Second Row: Merle Proctor A. I. Spengler Vice-President Sponsor MOTTO Learning to do Earning to live Doing to learn Living to serve Fronl Row: Merle Proctor, Vice-Presidem; Jack Burton, Presidenl; Nancy Collier, Dorothy McQuary, Sweethearts; Jessie L, Herring, Secretary; Ed Williams: A I. Spangler, Adviser. Second Row: C. A. Munch; Tommy Toland; Jack Baker: Ioe Green; Heston McBride; Justin McBride: G. V Pritchard; Thurman Head; Cleo Bay; Ruby Allard; Courts Cleveland: Eldon Daniels. Third Row: Iohn Evan,- Burst! Robinson; Bob Menefee; Edward Bird: L '1' Soules; Sidney McQuary; William McDonald; Raymond Tieman: Glenn Collier; Roy Speiler; C, T. Parker. Fourth Row: Dixson Pallerson; Vernon Jones; Elmer Kruse; Medlerd Underwood; Marvin Beigh1s; Harold Massey; I. H. Davidson; Orville Dennis; Gayle W. Gardner: Doyle Moore; K, B. Brown; William Reed; Jones Robinson; Henry Tillel. Fifth Row: Nelson Ellis: Ios Williamson; Scony Campbell; 109 Rawhnqs; Charles Galloway, Sixth Row: Dennis Byrd; Charles McDowell; Jack Newmn; L I. Wilson; Ewell Priddy; Leland Home; Guy Adams; 109 Fox. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: Frances Lou Deen Iocille Burroughs President Parliamentarian Second Row: Mary Frances Carruth Miss Mattie Walker VicevPresident Sponsor The Chamberlain Home Economics Club was organized at Tarle- ton in 1940. The Club's program is planned around the interest of the college girl, featuring both social and educational programs. Some of the principal programs have been Miss Kennard of Neiman- Marcus, Mrs. Reed, CI well known hairdresser, and an American Airline stewardess. First Row: Eeny Adkisson, Frances Brown, Mary Brown, Marguerite Cupps, Carolyn Davenport, geline Dorris, Frances Duke, Rosie Eberhan, Linda Foster. Second Row: Inez Mchlhams, Catherine Green, Sibyl Hollingswonh, Connie Io Holt, Anita Kimmel, Carolyn McCommas, Oma Mae McClellan, Wyola Neely, Murqarite Pearce, Third Row: Minnie Maud Rundell, Wilda Faye Samuelson, Mary Ella Shellield, Benudine Turner, Mary Lou Turner, Mary Walker, Juana Lee Whitman, Beuy Wiqqmqmn. Mamie Lou Womack, Secretary. PREMED CLUB First Row: Doris Deal Eloise Stephens President Secreta'ry-Treasurer Second Row: Aubrey Fife C. B. DeWitt Vice-President Sponsor The Pre-Med Club was organized under CI new constitution last year. Its purpose is to present scientific programs to the pre-med students and to help them in their work. First Row Miss Gladys Nile Sponsor Lillian Allen Mildred Barrow Oran Biqby, Maxey Bowers, ert Boynlon Elwood Brown Betty Jane Bry Cy Cathy, Reporter Mary Rut h Cox. Second Row: Carolyn Davenport, Mary W11 Davis Naomi Curdwell Charles Dryden,Ka1hleen F,reemcm Doris Gates, Hurry Lee Haynes, Eugene Hcrdwick Puuhne Haier Ice Hedric k. Third Row: Lama H1llyurd, Gordon Holt. Mack Hoppock Donnell Lulqens Manuel Maddox Mary Lou MCCre1ghl James McCre1th Harold Stroud Tommy Wilhums. 3::wwwaam ;+ dhwd B. S. U. COUNCIL First Row: Inc: Bea Hale Martha Pool President Secretary Second Row: John Kirk Stewart Mr. A. H. Wilcox Vice-President Sponsor The B. S. U. Council is ct Baptist Student organization. Its pur- pose is to unite more closely the church and school lives of its members. First Row: Iohn Dewey Belcher, Ben Cowling, I C. Eurgle, Mary Elizabeth Heum. Second Row: Leland Home, Nerine King, Eldon Lunders, George Wilcox. OFFICERS CLUB F irst Row: Hubert Meyer Kathryn Nutt Cadet Colonel Regimental Sponsor Second Row: Arthur Ziegelmeyer John Lowe - Lieutenant Colonel Adjutant Major The Officers' Club fosters military courtesy and discipline. It is composed of the commissioned officers of the Tarleton Cadet Corps. First Row: Dick Eddlemcm, Charles Lockharl, LuVem Pass, Maxine Nichols, Miles Locke, John ean, Vernon Hayes. Bill Jones, Doniece Parker, Bill Keeling. . Second Row: Harold Osterholm, Emmett Ely, Iones Robinson, Sara Ann Ferguson, Herberl Mmter, Bob Ross, H. L. Murklund, Charles Maguire, Dorothy Dee Goodwin, Bob Miller Third Row: I. S, King, Iack Key, James Stmwn, Dorothy Eurles, Edwin Terry. Mack Hoppock, Iohn euvis, Jake Chisholm, Merle Proctor, Kulhleen Collum, Fourth Row: Lavon Fox, Charles Brownfield, Earle McSpcdden, Tommylu Muterspuugh, Morris hike, I. Lewis Evans, Billy Dobbins, Iimmy Sudesky, Charles Dryden, Jerry Parnell. It --4:-a-r a:awmwzan l? GIRL'S BAND First Row: Mr. Harold L Bluhm Dorothy Brunson Director Drum Major Second Row: Louise McClain Lucille McHargue Drum Majorette Drum Majorette The Gir1s' chd, organized in 1938, is one of the few of its kind in the United States. As no previous training is required, the bcmd is outstanding for the skill in which the members perform at 1001- ball games and special celebrations. Firs! Row, Left 10 Eight: Harold J. Bluhm, Director; Irene Lloyd, Former Drum Major; Nina Katherine Quinney, Edna Icyce anble; Coral Rushmg, Ernesline Teufi, Doris Wilson, Louise McClcnn, and Lucille McHarque, Drum MuJorel Ie e.s Second Row. Lefl to Right: Anna Mae McGlusson, Hazel Hulse 1nd Rieke1,Mary Elizabeth Heam, Zin nu Bohn, Olhene Muuidin, Ruby Lee E111nqlon,Doris Genes. Third Row, L911 10 R1gh1: BeHy Reid Dorolhy Lou Hemph111, Dorothy Slauther Betty Jane Burgess Rhett: Parker B11112 B. Steward Florme Thweatt Emma May Ellis Clarice Harper, Martha Curhsle, Vanriva Ecqley, Margarita Pearce. Fourth Row, Left to Righ1:Bulah Godwin,A11ce Be 11 Marquente Kelso, Elaine Garvey, lune Holton, by Lee Simms Elizabeth Browning, Helen MCCloude. LITTLE SYMPHONY First Row: Ioe Dyson Pauline Snyder President Secretary Second Row: Sidney Lundqren Mr. Harold I. Bluhm Librarian Director Under the direction of Mr. Harold I. Bluhm, the Little Symphony Orchestra, composed of thirty members, is active in bringing to the student body a more elevated type of music. The orchestra has played an important part in special programs throughout the year. First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Harold I. Bluhm. Director: Gloria Stewart, Paula Cato, Dorothy Iecm Newton, Mary Ferguson, Pauline Snyder. Mrs. William P. Grant, Rachel Henderlite, Margaret Henderlile, Mary Rich, Nancy Lovell, Anna May Mcqusson, William Riley, Richard Cole,' Kathleen Collumt Second Row, Left to Right: Billie Be Steward, Sum Punlowe, Ruby Lee Ellington, James Marlin, Billy Saylor, Dorothy Slaughter, Elaine Garvey, William P. Grant, James Wright, Cy Cuthey, Sxdney Lundgren, I. C. Stkes. I. Lewis Evans, Ice Dyson. T. T. S. CLUB First Row: Beth Benjamin Sara Ann Ferguson President SecretaryiTreasurer Second Row: Dorothy Dee Goodwin Miss Olene Cleveland Vice-President Sponsor The Ten Tarleton Sisters is composed of girls chosen for their school spirit, sportsmanship, and ability to work long hours for the glory of the school without thought of personal gain. The T. T. S. Club is a sister organization of the T. T. P. Club. Its purpose also is to encourage the proper spirit towards athletics, and to arouse college spirit. Left to Right: Miss Olene Cleveland, Sara Ann Ferguson, Valerie Belscamper, Beth Benjamm, Em Lea Bode, Dorothy Dee Goodwin, Kathleen Collum, T. T. P. CLUB First Row: John Recrvis Charles Lockhcrn President Vice-President Second Row: Sam White Mr. Reuben Friou Senior Member Sponsor The Ten Tarleton Peppers is the oldest club on the campus. It is c secret organization which was formed to promote school spirit. The members spend long hours finding, With the members of their sister club, the T. T. 8., ways of instilling in the Tarleton cadets and co-eds a keener sense of athletic and school spirit. Left to Right: Reuben Friou, Sam While, Arthur Ziegelmeyer, Charles Lockhart, Iohn Reavis, J. Lewis Evans, J. C. Sikese wzgwmmzaa it daca-t x. zwcwwwawn It x+ dhwd PRESS CLUB First Row: B111 Bethea Zonell Burnett President Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: Prentis Rcry Mr. T. V. Crounse ViceAPresident Sponsor The Press Club was organized in 1932 to foster the interest of stu- dents interested in journalism and student publications. Its mem- T NILE 0N man bers are composed principally of I-Tdc and Grdssburr staff members. First Row: Sara Andrews, Anna Webb Blanton, Maxey Bowers, Frances Brown, Cy Cuthey, Mary Ellen Clay, Wanda Doris, Dick Eddleman. Second Row: Grover Gibbs, Olive Ruth Hensarling, Joe Kan, Bobby Koons, Phil Larrimore, Charles McDowell, Herberl Minter. Edith May Rankin. Third Row: Carolyn Scotl, Helen Schon, Elizabeth Sexlon, Mary Sue Smikh, David Tipton, Mary Lou Tumer, Arthur Zieqelmeyer. TENNIS CLUB First Row: Bill Smith Billy delor President ViceuPresident Second Row: William Bradley Hilary Moore Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor The Tennis Club was organized for the first time last yearl for the purpose of gathering tennis enthusiasts together. First Row: lack Coker, Bill Harper, W, W, Wharton, Iuck Pumell, Bill Smith, Bill Martin, Joe Dunolf, lack Buchannon, Bennett Wilson, Harold Barclay. Curl Bmunig, Ed Durst. Second Row: Sam Gantt, Donald Callahan, Richard Windham, Harold Massey, William Bradley, Billy Saylor, Billy Adams, Bill McClellan, A I, Hollis. Hilary Moore, Sponsort . u . u x .u w u, wacwwwaam 1? i1 dhw-t S P E E C H C L U B First Row: Ben Cowling Marguerite Kelso !' Presidem Secretary-Trecxsurer X Second Row: Neva Frances Harrell Miss Lillie V. Lillard Vice-Presidem Sponsor The Speech Club is Q new organization composed of public spedk- Q inq cmd speech students. It works toward bringing culture and D pleasure to its members and the members of the student body. I First Row: Lee Marshall Earl Arnold, Mary Etta Black Eloise Brown Bill Boyer, Smiuy Buchunnon rwin, Mary Beth Green, Norman Hall Second How: I Morris Henderson Lalha Hilliard Lucille Hodges, Homer Hodqel Gladys Honan, Conn eHoM Edward D. Dursl, Millon Iohnson, Ioe Kurt Thud Row: Mary Louise Kluyser, W. L. Locker, Craig Marshall, Hugh Lowe, Dorothy Nealherlon. dwin Nichols Nina Qu1nny,Iames Ratliff, Belly Io Rei Fourth Row: Cleo Russell Frances Sligh Iames Smiih I. P Soules, Jake Skewun Stephen Taylcr, Flor orence Thwean, Belly W1qqianon, Glenn Woodruft QEQQJRRQR 9;. .9.39 mm First Row: Second Row: ART CLUB Annie Laurie Howard Lucille Burnett President Secretary Icmice Rogers Miss Marjie Brown Viceipresident Sponsor The Art Club is open to the students of the Art Department and to other students who are interested in the work and who meet the scholastic requirements. The Art Club provides cm atmosphere for work in creative art and for studying contemporary art. First Row: L. G Rumsey, Treasurer: Helen Schatl, Reporter. Mary Ella Eluckt Second Row: Geraldine Brummett, Mame Logan, Slephen Taylor. waawmwaaa it -ha-t 1. TARLETON SINGERS First Row: Mr. R. Berton Coft'm Dorothy Slaughter Director Student Director Second Row: Kathleen Collum Kathryn Nutt StudentAccompunist Soloist Jl A . The Tarleton Singers have long played an important part in the various activi- ties of the school, Under the capable direction of Mr. Coffin, this chorus of forty-four mixed voices derives much pleasure from rendering semiclcssical and folk music. Besides taking part in many programs during the year, including monthly broad- casts and a Negro minstrel, the singers take c1 trip to different points all over the state in the Spring. First Row: Mrs. R. Berton Catlin, Accompanisl; Sun: Lamun, Wilma Hingst, Rosellen Eberhun, Dorothy Newton, Dorothy Slaughter, Hazel Hulse, Sibyl Hollinqsworth, Ianalyn Davis, Martha Carlisle, Kathleen Collum, Mr. R. Berton Coffin. Second Row: Kathryn Nutt, Laura Helen Suylor, Texada Camrud, 1031 Gerald, Coral Rushmg, Bobbie Nell Martin, Doris Sherman, Rhea Fem Wilson, Alyeen Campbell, Margaret Lovettl Betty Mathews. Third Row: Doris Sisson, Margaret Leach, Dave Tindull, Silas Brondenberqer, Ice Danotf, Billy uylor, Robert Eaton, lack Ligon, Rex Nixon, Maxine Nichols, Clarice Harper. Fourth Row: Iames Mamn, Craig Marshall, Iumes Slkes, Bryce McCormack, Sidney Lundqren, Charles Becker, I. H. Chisholm, A C. Jenkins, George Mason, Tilden Hastings, George lecox. AGGETTES First Row: Doniece Parker Martha Corlisle President Chairman Second Row: Mary Walker Miss Laura Fellmcm Chairman Sponsor MEMBERS Betty Nell Adkisson dLIIvII-ne AIexIIIIIIeI, Lillian Allen, Mary Marguerite Kelsu, Anita Kimmell Juyco KnIgIII Sm Lamun, LIIII AIIe An rews, Dorothy Awr, zelle Atwood Mar Iz-eaI et Lanca ascen M Irene Lee. Monreva Bavlscy. Dorothy Barnett, Mary AliceM BarnharL Jean Regina Lef' RayneII LIIezIIIIIIIIl? nRuhy Nell LockharI MIMI: 1:0- Im. Mary I-IIIIIIII IIIII n. Fa Bays, mm :19 Heaman, ' v, ' 0 MIN Wm III- Eeama, MIIdred Beldleman Beth eII amm. Mar Ada Megan Je'ry 1 m 5' y MIPUmmRS M? L y Black. Duris Blackwell Anna Webb Blantun. Era. Lea Bode. . H nary, Zena Bclin. Ethel Boxley. Mae Eranum.01etha Brannnn. Marl I'm 8.32911n McQuPrIy, Inez cWIllI s, r Alliene Bnmsmd 01 II Brolhe I. Ellouihe Bro . Fra es UWI'I H y eune MIInn. Robbie NLm211 M rti M No artin, rown. Margaret Browning. Geraldine Brummett, Dorothy Brun- Othene Maulden Anna 8 Meglaa o.n Ls Velle Mitchell, Jam 50 . It Bry. nna r en. Jocille Burroughs S us , 0 rue. axtha. MI ney ane cor: Doris Mnrolan ntherine Erle Calvert. Al n Ca , MB reune C a, a I rlnz. a y I 2 M0 km, Do thy MurrisI Sear Lee Murrls, asey, Paula 93w. Edna Clark, Mary Ellen Clay, Nana Dell barn Ne y. L'ucille Neighbours D nth CII-veland. Nadm Cole Dummy cleman, Mary Helen Coleman, Newton. Claudm Sue Newton, Johnnie Nichols. Kathryn Nutt. Nancy Collier, Izathleen Collins, theil Collins, Joan Conger, Doniece Y er. J iu eta ar er Helena ParneH, .Iusye I H. a Rut x, B'lie Ruth Coer, Marcella Pasdmll M rIIyII Pa'ch II a Mac a , Marga et MHI'RI-Irel. Cuthbermn Caroly Davenport, F an CaVes. ax- - earce. E lyn Pethtel IIIIII PIIIpen, Beatrice human. Mur- Wll Ims. my I re leIa D krey, Beatrice Dono IzuerIIe Its, Louis PIIIe ke, y ouise . VIIIzInm III I Iris, Frances k2. Dorothy Ponder. Alvet Pres ey, L0 152 PI-Ice, elen VII-gIIIiII PIIIIIIz, IlssI Rosellen EbeIIIan, Corn. Lee Ec ls. Alma Eduar. Ruby NInII Katherlne Qu n y III e Rumose ich Mae Lee I n, 91 hot. Emma. Mae llis, Annie Enzdahl, Rankm Betty J eId Mary I'll irxzinm Rubmsun I'I hula Ev Dons Wald. Mary L In Farrar, DII III y II; 5. Mlnnle Run ell. Coral Ruqhmg. Wilda. By? Farlsh. Fenian. Iar II Fe uson. Laura Fellman. Samuelsun. Laua e ylor. elen Joyce Scihot, arolyn Dorothy6Q Flesher. Wilma Raye Floyd, Eva Louise Fowler, Kath- Scott. Laura NelI .Seidel MEIizabeIh Sexton, CI-I st ine Sheppard. an, glen nrie utch, Elaine Garvey. 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Headquarters for ITAC Cadets and Coeds in Stephenville UUTHUJESTERH ENGRAVIHG CUmPAnWM- FORT WORTH Compliments of F RAN K BROTHERS ALAMO PLAZA SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Vk The South's Largest Military Outfitters NAME ADDRESS Abernathy, Bill Wale Pintm Abney, Mark $rownwoo$ Adair, Sara ODS Lsonl Adams, Billy Max Stephenvillw Adams, Guy Joyce mryum Adams, Harold M. Wa1nuk SpringQ Adumsl Jack Butemcm Slackd Adams, Iames michland Spring9 Adams, Lester D. Cl'uhokw Adams, Margaret Uohnsvillw Adams, Robsn L. Coahomw Adkisson, Betty Nell Centervilla Adkisson, Z. Ralph 0-31 PusQ Alexander, Emery Oirudyl Alexander, Jens Galena Purkl Alford, Ruby GalesvillQ Allen, Cloy Larry Winga1w Allen, Frank Coil G-Iicd Alexander, Julia LuVeme $damsvill$ Allen, Lillian Madge mullingen Allen, Lusler U-Ioustom Allen, Mary Lou mublim Allison. Billy D. Groesbecld Ammons, Harold L $lephenvilld Anderson, Allen meLeom Anderson. D. L Stephenvilla Anderson, Eargle Kumkkm Anderson, Helen $tephenvillm Anderson, Leroy C. IBradw Anderson, Robert Cross Plainsl Anderson, Russell Lee Andrewsl Byron Guinn Wash., D. CJ Andrewsl Sara Grunburyl Ansell, Lee Byron Galvesmm Apple, Roy KStephenvillw Applegule, Mrs. L. P. $tephenvillw Archibald, Elmer Mar0 Arnold, Kirby Curl Wloydadm Arthur, Iohnie Melvin Uklbcmw Alor, Dorothy Eleanor 6lephenvilla Alor, S. H, Dr. UJparD Atwood, Mozalle Cross Plains Augsbuxqer. Clarence $weenw Azlel Dance Rippetoe $tephenvillw Bagleyl Monreva Unmetm Baker, lack $1qu Dalia Baker, L. I. mrawforw Barber, Bill mudd Barclay, Harold OSrownwoo$ Barker, Maths C. $un Sabm Barnett, Domihy murketn Barnett, Roy IHouslom Bameti, N. K, Jr. Wan Neche$ Barnhcm. Mary Alice Wearsum STUDENT DIRECTORY N AME ADDRESS Barr, Jean wross PlainQ Ban, Taylor Paint Roch Burlington, Clyde UJberty Him Barton, Bruce Uklem Barron, Mary Frances Wearsall! Barrow, Mildred U-Iamlirv Barth, Thomas Eddy Bartlett, Horace Earl Hangwonm Bunch, luck Whitnaw Burton, 0. E. Overtom Bashmn, Emily mused Baxley, Ethel murstom Bay, Cleo Killeem Bays, Faye tinglevilld Beckiey, 5M0 MerCurw Beamcm, Letha'Mue Stephenvmd Beams. Lora U-XbileneJ Beurden, Paul Delel! Colemum Beaty. A4 C. Wale Pintw Becker, Henry Charles Millsu'm Redford, Barney Gpringtowm Beans, Beny Io $tephenvillw Beeson, George Thompson Warudhsd Behling, August mlbaan Behrmger. Herbert Waod Beidlemun, Mildrsd Gtephenvnlw Beiqhts, Marvin Gamma Belcher. John Dewey $tephenvilla Belitz, Franz Winler$ Bell, Alice tFloydach Bell, Cecil E. Glam Bell. Grsnetta Mumm Belscamper, Valerie Eleclrm Benedict, Paul Edward Knox Citw Benitsz, Ins! T. New York Cinn Benjamin Beth mallud Bennett, Evelyn Mannheim Bennett, James Elton San Scbm Bennett, Russell Mile$ Berlin, Alfred Alexundria, LGJ Berry, C. H. Gown Path Bertrand, Antonece Wurmelm Bethea, Bill thnom Beihell, William Harold mic; Spring Bibby, Douglas Earl wolomdo Citw Bienvenu, Bert Mousiom Bierschwule, Calvin I. Gredericksburm Bierschwule. Elmer Gredericksbur$ Bigby, Oran mullinged Billings, Carroll Quinton Colemum Billmqsley, Dan Mundaw Bills, Addie Zell $tephenvilla Bird, E. D. Gmnburw Black, Mary Ada OSuxneU Blacklock, Lamaine Mundu30 STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued NAME ADDRBS Blaine, Lennon ucugom Blanton. Anna Webb Woltrd Blcmton. Catharine mublim Bledsoe, Kathryn $cm Angelw Bode, Era Lea Masom Bcgusch. Thelma Fay Gri0 Bolen, Mary Rurh $trawm Bonn, Zena tKnox Cim Bollisr. Mozalle Fem Urelanw Boothe, Hollon Jay tBallingen6 Borders, Jake Alyn M1nerul Walm Boren, Fred William $nyda$ Bow, John Lee manger Bowden, Helen Tomye Caldwle Bowen, Billie Ice Urenn Bowers, Maxey Hardin tBrecksnridqQ Boyur. Billie Giamiltom Boyd. Joe W. McCau1ew Boynton. Ber! Roddy O-Iumilloro Bradley. William Sturgis Minerul Wslm Braly, Houston Qradw Branam, Mae wranm Brandenbsrqer, Silas, Ir. Masom Brannon, Oletha Undkm Gum Brashem's, Willtam Carl custom Bruunig, Carl F1 $cm Antonia Bruzelton. Clinton Ukuaum Brewton, Robert Iuckson mallcQ Bridges. Alban Stephenvillw Bridges, H. Hsrfcrd Charlotta Bridges. L. N. Knox C1130 Broadway, Lawrence Clayton Oiawito Brock. Claude Franklin 03ml NecheQ Bronstad. Martha Caddw Brooks. Clydia Planw Brooks, Kennem chmd Brooks. Thurman, Ir. Grunburw Brothers, Olga Lea O'Briem Brown, Donald Oackabord - R: Brown, William, Douglas Gamelw Brown, Ellouise Weedvilm Brown, Frances Gatesvilm Brown, Happy Masom Brown, Lee Colorado Cihn Brown, Burden Leon Mapled Brown, James Elwood Stephenvilla Brown, Kennem U'IaskelD Brown. Mary Ann wolemum Brown, Patsy Rae michlund $1311on Brownlield. Charles $tumloxm Browning, Margaret Wrong Plainal Brummen. Geraldine Marie $tephenvilld Brunson, Dormhy $ullinqez? Bry, Betty Jane 6cm Antonid Bry. Louis, Ir. 6cm Antoniw NAME ADDRESS Bryant. William Stephenvillw Buchanan, Clilford mising Sum Buchanan, Jack Smith 6am Anqeld Buckner, W. 5., In Wenu9 Bulkin, Hurry Woodsom Burgess, Beity Jane $tephenvilla Burqen, Anna $anla Annw Burks, Benton Wacd Burnett, Bertha Mae Colorado Cilw Burnett, Lucile Stephenvillw Bumem Zonell mublim Burnlin. Mary Beaumontl Bums, Bobbie Sue Okrd Burroughs, Iocills Walerm Burton, Jacquelyn mlbunw Bush, Joe UMIoustom Bush, Sarah mallasl Butler, Carl L. 01denl Butler, Samuel Doss Uklica Butmtm, Edith MerkeD Byers, Ewell Wimersl Bynum. Otto W. Gcldthwaim Byrd, Dennis E. OBmWnWOOCD Callahan, Donald L. Gresidiw Calvert, Merle KBreckenridqa Camp, Keith. Ir. Gioustom Campbell, Everett Alveen Stamfordl Campbell, Scottie mublim Campbell, Sue mublinl Camrud, Texadu Stephenvillw Cannon, I . D. Hacksbcrw Ccpps, Clarice Wu1nu1 Spring9 Capps, Murqureuite Wontolod Cmdwell, Naomi Weedvillw Carlisle, Manha Elizabeth KopperD Carlock. Edwin 13. Colorado Citw Carr, Edythe June mrooksmum Carr, Ruth mublim Carruth, Mary Frances msLeom Caner, Lurlyne Mcrwlew Casey, Barbara lune avmmm Caskey, Clayton SweetwatexO Casstavens, Iohnavie Stephenvilla Cathay. Cyrus diamiltonl Cathay. Wendell mublim Cato, Mary Paula Comanchw Cuuthtm, D. C, Ir. Chisholm Chambers, Iohn mrcxdyl Chundlerl Clark Stephenvilla Chesney. William Klolorado an Chisholm, I. H. mrownwocw Clark, Bill Clark, Edna Clark, Josephine R. $wphenvilla STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued NAME ADDRESS Clark, Reda me Ciscw Clay, Mary Ellen Mamiltom Clayton, Kirby Weldon mublim Clemer. Jack ClydeJ Cleveland, Courts Granbunn Cleveland, Nona Dell $tephenvilla Clower, George UklvordJ Clybum, Charles Kniqhu Cockerham, Carroll Coker, Jack R. Gioustom Cole, Alvaree mew Cole, Edward Stephenvillw Colel Hugh Stephenvillw Cole. Nadine mradw Cole, Richard $tephenvilla Coleman, Bob Caddol Coleman, Dorothy Elaine $tamfor$ Coleman, Ice Russell Eallingex Colemanl Mary Helen Stamform Collier, Glynn Virden Goldihwaita Collier. Nancy Bulb for! Wortm Collins, Kathleen $1de Collins, Ozell iClillom Collins, Weldon Wintar9 Collum. Kathleen $tephenvillm Conger, Iocln $tephsnvill$ Connelly, Bill WhilneyJ Cook, Geneva Eomelul Cooksey, luck Rutherford Mu11im Cooksey, Maxwell Mu11'u'9 Cooksey, Tom Mul1im Corbell, Elgin Colemam Cotton, Fannell $lydm Cotton. Lavem G-Iermleigm Courtneyl Jessye Pearl Dublim Covey, Jack u-Iouslom Cowling, Ben U-Iamihom Cox, Mary Ruth $tephenvilla Coyle, Billie Rue Wewpom Craft, Ioe William $wensom Craft, Pauline Elizabeth Minera1 Welm Crawford. G F. MerkeD Crawford, 11:: Margaret Merlzom Crawford, William Gomeyl Creech. Clay Sid 84w C1130 Crew, W. R $rudw Crook, Jerome Milion mreckenridga Cross. Emery Corpus ChristD Cross, James mmeem Crawell. Rosamond 031m: Dela Culp, Lawrence Weldon KKenO Culwall, Omer GDublim Cumming, James Eugene $un Sabm Cthberlon, Margaret Muslim NAME ADDRESS Daugherty, Nadine Moustom Daniel, Curtis Alvin morpus Chrism Daniel. Odo Lester tGoldlhwaHd Daniels, William Eldon Penelopw Dunolf, I09 Marvin Gallup, N. MJ Daraey, Dun G1omo0 Daugherty, Rosemary a-Ioustcm Davenport, Carolyn Gatesvilla Duves, Minnie Frances McxrshulD Davidson. Jimmy Hale $tephenvill$ Davidson, Nita Faye tStsphenvilM Davin, Ianalynn Wurleton Statiom Davis. Joyce mlbanw Davis. Marywil moold Davis. Oscqr Henry Stephenvillw Davis, wMWmtem Davis, W. F. Clebumw Dawklna. Martha Rhew GDublim Deal, Doris San Antonia Dean, Dale 6cm Saba Dean. Iohn Sun Sabcd Dearbom. Rhodolphua Moustom Dean. Frances Lou $weetwatel$ Dengler, ch'ren Haymun Wort Nsched Dennis Otvcl L. Morax0 Ditmore, Claude Wennysom Dinners, Mary Lee $tephenvilld Dobbtns, Bmy Douglas Dublim Dockxey, Oleta lean WealbrooH Donop, Beatrice Ruth Masom Dooley, Lawrence UreluncD Dams, Evangehne Gtaphenvillw Dorris, Wanda tStephenvillw Douglas. J. Walter Robert mosenberm Downy. Louis Galvestom Drenncm, Uradean $tephenvilld Duke, Clark Maw Duke, Frances Louise meLeom Dunbar, Mary Wale led Durst, Edward Wm. Minem1 Welm Dyson, Ice Stephenvillm Hades. Robert SweemH Eargle, J. C. Mulscm Eargle. Martin Milkaw Earl. James mamiltom Earles, Dorothy Helen Ginnm Earp. Millon Harvey $1M! DQIQ Eaton Robert Lee Comanchd Eaves, Nell tGonnum Ebdon. I. Fred G-Ioustom Eberhart. Rosellsn Bluff Dalw Echols, Com Lee murslom Eckardt, Billie Stephenvilld Eddleman, Richard tWash., D. CJ STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued NAME ADDRES Edgar, Alma We1linqtom Edmondaon. Esiell U'HCCQ Eeds, John R. Ukngletom Eldridge, 109 Oliver Mew Gum Ellington, Ruby Lee 011cm Elliott, Hazel mradw Ellis. Emma Mae tGmnd Salin$ Ellis, Iohn $wearinqem Ellis, Thomas Nelson tPurdom Ellis. Virginia Purdom Ellis, Wyndle Dublkn Ely, Emmett KHearnw Emmetl. Evelyn Stephenvillw Engdahl, Annie mochslld Epperson, Ias. Little. Ir. MockaprlngQ Erwin, Edward Mahaney Hacksborm Eubcmk, Gruydcn Knox tThrockmonom Evans, J. Lewis Skephenvill$ Evans, Nina tTolcr Evans, Pocholu Gem ComanchQ Evans, R. B. Dullu$ Evan, John MEY Everetl. Bobbye Stephenvilld Evridge, Thomas Mmersvlew Ewald, Doris San Angela Fmar, Mary Leona Edam F arishl Dorothy Camden, AlaJ Farmer, Harold Msr1diam Farrell, Baylis Earle Wacd Feaqan, Wanda Slephenvillm Femherston, Leon Wovica Ferguson, Mary $laphanvm$ Ferguson. Sarah Ann $reckenridq$ Fife, Aubrey Earle $udam Files, Wiley F. tGormum Finlay, Dorothy Wild Fisher, Julian B. 03m Sprim$ Flasher, Dorothy CrowelD Fletcher, Bill Wig Spring Flewellan, Gene Hardy Gig Sprinty Floyd, Wilma Raye Comym Fonville, Marvin Clacw Fonville. Roy Aden Clacm Foreman, Tomme Wale Pmm Foster, Don mmdw Fosler, Mary Jane Clacd Foster. Linda Fay GJcmcD Faust N. C. Ileerty Him Faust, Thomas G. UJberty HSID Fowler, Eva Louisa Marnllm Fowler. lack Corwln Mgtm Fowler, Tom Bill Gaytonl Fox. Ice mumpascm Fox, Levon Wlatnvievd NAME ADDRESS Fox, Lloyd maphenvmel Frank, Anna Ruth Whimew Freeman. Kathleen $weetwattw Fromme, Charles Howard $lephenvillm Frye, Alva L. Gray, OklaJ Futch. Helen Marie Colelmml Guinea, Richard Stephenvillw Gallaway, Charles 01tom Germ. Sum Gliasvillw Gardner, Gayle Hamiltcm Garland, Imodene mum Garrett, Iohn Leonard $tephenvillw Garrett, Mary Louise $tephenvillw Garvey, Bumey Stephenvillw Garvey. Henrieuu Elaine Stephenvilla Garvin, W. C. Sudam Gales. Doris Scaife maton Rouge, LaJ Gathright, Earl G. Command Gerald, Dorothy Icy mammcm Gerald. Sumier Goldthwailel Gerick, Herman Camerom Gibbs, Bob Glen Rosa Gibbsl G. C Glen Rosa thbs, James Gloydudd Gideon, George Stanley Gurwocw Gilbert, George R. Carbom Gilben, Josephine $tephenvillm Gilbert, Scottie Woodsom Gilbrsuth. Deward MerkeD Gillespie, Jim Doyle Uermym Gillespie, Leo Colemam Glenn, Marion mluff Dalel Glover, Douglas O-Ioustom Glover, Thurman Ross Colorado CityJ Glover, William Colorado cmn Gombull, Billy I. Wes1ovex1 Godwin, Beulah UAmeQCQ Goodwin, Dorothy Lee $tephenvillm German. Gerald mam Gordon, Wayland Colemam Grover, Clovis HredelD Gray, Curtisune We11ingtom Green. I 09 $ama Annm Green, Kathryn Edna Kngesbw Green, Mary Beth wglesbw Gregg, Evelyn $an Angem Gregg, Odis $ilvertom Gregory, Henry D. mublim Gribble. Edna Joyce Wellingtom Griffith, Helen IGouldbuskl Griffin, Pele Walley Millsl Grommzky, Erwin A. Mu11im Gmbb, Frances Won Davm Gmmblss, B. H. G-IouatOm STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued N AME ADDRESS Guise, Floyd L. $00M Guinnl Harlan tlredelD Haier, Pauline mliflom Heme, Bruce $umen Huinell, Beverly Oisum$ Hale, Ina Bea Goldthwultm Hale, Murcia Elaine Stephenvillm Hull, Bin Midlan$ Hall. Marjorie tGatesvillw Hall, Norman Killsem Hall, Bob 03mm Hallmark Doyle mumen Hamil. Ralph $reckenr$dgd Hamilton, Arnold D. $Iephenvilm Hampton, Elaine $lephenvilld Hancock, Marvell OeLeonl Hancock, Wilma Erline G-kmcoch Hand, Melba Wrsnn Haney, Jim Tom Mitom Hanks, luck Mid1amD Hanna, Anci! Derword wreckenridgw Hanson, Dorothy Irene mbilenS Harbourl Robert Lee Colemanl Hardin. Gene $un Subal Hurdison, Ruth Colorado Citw Hardwick, Eugene Clovis, N. MJ Haxqen, Gordon Gen Wonln Harper, Bill chter Vallew Harperl Clarice We11ingmm Harper, Lawrence amdeID Barrel, Clifton minqsvillw Harrell, Neva Frances Wan Hom Harris, Joe E. Groesbeckl Hams, Ovid D. mublim Harris, Ono William G31 Pasw Hart, Ewell Qavullm Harte, Clayton Maplem Hone, R David Maplew Haxtsfield, John Horace Gu1lup, N. MJ Having; Tilden, Ir. Wieridmm Husly, Marie unmelw Hutcher, Leon Colemam Halcher, William Norman mlbcmw Hulhcock, Jesse C. munged Huusmcmn, Fred Uunctiom Hawthorne, June Gouldbuslo Haynes, Billy Germam Haynes, Harry Lee $tamfor$ Hays, Vernon Kilgorw Head, Thurman unmetw Heard. Charles Willis mama Henderlits, Margaret $tephenvilld Henderlite, Peter $tephenvillm Henderlne, Rachel Stephenvillel Henderson, Howard San Angelo! NAME ADDRES Henderson. I. Morris wants Henderson, Victor San Amonm Hendrick. lame: Older0 Henley. R. 0., Ir. Stephenvilla Hensarling Charles Hurlelon Station, Henmrling, Mildred Garleton Stalicm Henaarlinq Olive Ruth Ewanl Hereford, Leslte R. Gometw Herring, Jesse Lee W'hilnew Hester, Syble Helen $tephenvmd Hevener, Philip George molingl Heyman. James Menurd Hightower, W. H. tDublim Hill. Charles H. 6tephenvllla Hill, Pegngucile mallcm Hilliard, Mini: E. tStephenvillw Hlllycnd. Lotha his mmdxd Hingst. Wilma $03! BemarcD Hinnam, Archte mum Hinterl, Joseph mallas, Hook, Ouida Doreen O'Iamlllom Hodge, Homer James WimenQ Hodges, Howard mublim Hodges, Lucille $terling Citw Hoffman, Gladys mastlancv Holdridge, I. M.. Mrs. meLeom Holladuy, Dan O-Iicd Hollinqsworlh, Sibyl Velma Grownwom9 Hollis, A. I. Water Vallaw Hollylield, Noel W weweyvillw Holt, Connie Io 031qu Dalw Holt, Gordon Stephenvillw Holt. W. C. wankelh Hollon. lune Whomtom Hood, Geraldine mublim Hopkins, Wally Reid Wickerw Hoppock, Lewis Macm Home, Leland G. Warrytom Houston, Maxine Colemam Howard, Annie Laurie Stephenvillw Huckabee. Cloves Grelanw Huddleslon, Billye Ruth OeLeom Hudson, John Gay Wucd Huffman, Doris Stephenvilld Huffman, Leland E. Stephenvillw Hughes, Sidney Breckenridgm Hulse, Hazel Elizabeih Stephenvilld Hulse. Jim Bob Glbenl Hulsey, Jennie tHumlim Hunter, Charles Mew Gum Hunter, I. E. Knox Citw Hunter, Paul Boyd OolomdoJ Huakingaan, Maryon momartom Hutchens, Virginia Io M1119 Israel, Beuford Mil1sam Ivey. Morse McLeam STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued N AME ADDRESS Iackson, Dorothy Llaverne wolemam Jackson, Edna Earle Waler$ Jackson, John Cross Plaind Iuckson, Reba Gene Markham Iackson, Rm: MOW $tephenvlll$ Jackson, Tom H. Wucw Jacobs, Buster $urkbumet0 lames. Jack Gruhcum Jameson. Roy E. molemam Iamison, Barbara Jeanne Cisow Jamison, June Marlh'0 Ianell. Lathe Edward Stephenvilla Iarrcm, Louise StephenvilM Jenkins, A. C.. II. Gallutim John, Pearl Marie G'Ioustom Johnson, Bennie Kiordom Iohnson, Edwin Eugene Gotdom Iohnson, Frank Arnold Stephenvilld Iohnson, Fred. Ir. $inlor0 Johnson, Guy Olin $tephenville0 Johnston, Dunzel wancllton. Minn Johnston, Mmon Clydd lanes. B111 Bradw lonesl Bruce UredelD Jones. Clam Nell tStephenvillQ Jones, Ernest H. Glastlan$ Jones, George W. Oubllnl Iones, luck Milwee Wichita FallM Jones, Ice Walter Grelunw lanes. Marvin K. KWinter9 Jones. Roland 6cm Antonid IoneaA Samuel Clayton Wacd Jones, Thomas 6iephenvill$ Jones, Vernon mammal Joyce, Bobby Gene Gluing Sum Kaeding, Julius E mobext Led Kaiser, Mary Louise Sweetwutev Karcher, Clmence Andersom Kart, Jot 03allingez0 Kay, Lamar IStephenvilld Keeling. William B. Galvestom Keener. Ralph Gordom Keith, Dell HJngLeVHIQ Keith, Fred Pct $tephenville$ Kelly. James T. $011 Sabm Kelly, Roberk Midlam9 Kelley, Robert S. Musttm Kelly, Wm. Glan Rose Sh . Rt Clebumd Kelso. Marguerite Gu!asvillw Kern, Lynn Wsletd Ketchum, Richard 6cm Sabtd Key, Iack Hahokd Kidwell, Bill Dan Elecuw Kimbrough, Thomas B. wolvero NAME ADDRESS Kimmell, Anita meLeom King, James Siephenvillw King, I. S San Angela King, Lawrence Russell mamlim King, Nerine Gacesvilla Kingsion, Clinton Mann Mlbanw Kirk. Bob Goxmam Kitchens, Joe Ir. Weaguw Klinksiekl Gottfried Comfom Knetsar, Boyd Cleland G-Iouslom Knight, Claude michland Sprinq$ Knight, Gerald IBeltom Knight, James E. IElectrm Knight, Joyce Goldthwaile Knight, Walter Clyde michlund Springw Koarlin, Edward M. Raymondvilla Koons, Robert L. thmom Kruse, Walter Walley Milly Lakm, James Wallace Wacm La Master, Henry Werrytom Lamun, Sara IBiq Sprinw Lancaster, Margaret mesdemonm Lenders. Eldon wvulm Lundess. lack Uiaskelll Lundress. Murguruiele Stephenvillw Lane, Betty Jean Eusllcmdl Intimate. Philip Ortm Lalhum, Lee Roland mobert Leel Luwlis, Migon mrczdw Leach, Margaret Stephenvillel Lee, Gerald Meridiam Lee, Irene mtsing Star Lee, Regina Msridium Leech, Garner mlbuny Lehmberg. Bill mrcwnwoo$ Leiqon, lean $kephenvilld Lester. Iohn Albert Ga!esvi11e Lester, Leta once mummy Le Tulle, Bunon may Ciiw Lewis. Fen'Y Doom McKinneyl Lewis. Ice chemkew Lewis, Virginia Lee 6cm Angela Lieb, June Lee Uklbunw Lightioot, Raynell $nyderl Lieqon, luck $un Anqeld Lindley, Donald Stephenvillw Little, Albert H Hurleton Slatiom Lime, Cloyce $lephenvillw Lmle, Durward Woodsonl Linle. Richard G'cu'leton Slationl Liulefield. John Colbel1 Sterling Cmd Lloyd. Anita Irene GBwnta Lock, Oscar Harold Christovub Locke. Miles Price Stamform STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued N AME ADDRESS Locker, N. L. chksborw Lockhari, Charley Ukrm Lockhart. Ruby Nell Ciscw Logan, Bette $an Angeld Logan, Mame Georqelcwrn Long, Maurice ML Vernoni Longbolham, Weldon Oisnnleigm Langley, Leonard 6011 Sabcd Lord, Charles W. Mi1lem Landon, Waller Gredericksburw Love, I. W. Sudam Loveludy, R. R. Santa 11an Loveless, Erwin mublim Loveit, Nancy Estelle Wort Wortm Lovell, Margaret Won Worlm Lcwder, Robert Addison O'Iollidaw Lowe, Gene D. 0:1M Lowe, Hugh maskeln Lowe, John Wewcuatld Lowe, Lillian muckubaw Lowe. Louise Wewcasdw Lundgren, Sidney Conway Elqim Lutqens, Donnel H. mining Stem McBride, Heston 646w McBride. Iuston tMuw McCabe, J. F. mobsrt Lam McClain. Louise MidlancD McClarun, Isrtye WInter9 McClellan, Alton SMmforw McClellan, Bill mic Viatd McClellan. Omcz Mae Gavinw McCleskey, Pele motum McCollum, Samuel Mammom McCommus, Carolyn KSOdlew McCormick, Bryce $1013an McCreight, Mary Lou Hamid McCreight, Om Iamss Wanna McDaniel, therine Mae Ciscd McDaniel, Mary Io Uhcher cmn McDaniel. Tom 091 Elm McDonald, Mildred Fae Oonesborol McDonald, Norman Eubcmks Uonesborw McDonald, William tGatesvill$ McDowell, Charles San Subm McEachemA Robert S. wantervill$ McElroyA Gloria Jeanne ch1nu1 Spring$ McGee. James David Wort Worlm McGuire, Billy Meschull KBig Lakd McHargue. Lucille Midlunm McKay, Ruth Ohm McKee, Wesley Irl Won Nechev McKellur, Robert mosenbelm McKenzie, Bill Ed Won Stochom McKimA Hurry Carlsbad, N. MJ NAME ADDRESS McKinney. Vernon thter Vallew McLean. Garth Dale Merken McLeon. Louise MerkeD McLeod. Helen Wreno McLennan, Gerald amsden0 McMurry, Billy Colemam McPherson, I. F. Dlneyl McQuary, Dorothy Whomdald McQuary, Lucille H'homdam McQuary, Sidney UhomdaleJ McQuerry, Bazell wolorado Citw McSpaddan, Earle, Ir. Cl'aaqud McWilllums. Elroy Kulemcw McWilllums. Inez wolf Cream MuasA HerbegL'V-Ulllam mublim Mabry, Ledxi tPanelopeJ Maddox, Billy Gordom Maddox, Margaret Murcisl Clebumw Muguire, Charles Herman Ga1veslom Muhcm, Allisne GEOIdthwaitw Main, Elia Homer Wensm Maness, Charles Billy mockwoocn Muneas, James Earl Mockwoom Mann, James Cooper G-Iicw Mann. Leone GatesvillQ Manning, Faye mublim Murkland, Horace Macd Marshall. Betty Lee aaredd Marshall, Charles Craig uaredd Martin, Alma Vione $1dnew sznin, Billie mcmym Martin, Bobbie Nell $urbom Martin, James Henry Comanchw Martin. Marion Hamllm Martin, R. EL, Ir. $tephsnvillw Mason, George Louis M1nera1Welm Muny, Billie Maxine mobslowm Massey, Harold M. Stephenvillei Matthews, Bemr Electrm Mathews, L. H. memom Mamews, William Riley Giouamm Mathewson, Thomas Christkm Uexas Ctlw Muuldin. Gene Mlbanw Maulden, Martin L., Jr. Balmorhem Maulden, Ola Thane malmorhew Maxwell, Bill Cherokew Maxwell, Raymond Stephenvilld Mayan, Damon 03mm Medford, Wynoqene wkrd Meqlasson, Anna Mae Meridium Menefee, Bob Grunburw Manatee, Mary Lorsnu $tephenvi11$ Merritt, D. V., Jr. Snyder Meyer, Hubert 0. San Antoniw Michaela, Betty Santa Anna STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued NAME ADDRESS Miles. Katherine Wtanldld Miller. Eddie Bob $tephenvillw Miller, William 039mm Mingus, Gus. In, G-lebbronvum Minter. Herbert Carlsbad, N. MJ Mitchell, Lu Valle Swenwm Mitchell, Lemuel mtnggolm Mock, Rudolph WemherfordJ Monroe, Darts Jean Mlexanden Montague, Ethel Bob Warleton Skaticm Mommies, Luis muredw Montgomery, John Gaylom Moon, George Emmett Stephenvillw Mooney, Martha Lee Morqam Moore, Charles I . Comanchw Mgore, Doyle 1.1195 Stephenvillw Moore, Floyd H. Gmnburw Moore, Julia Jane Ciscd Moreland, Adalene Doria mublim Morlng. Martha Catherine Stephenvilla Martin, Mary Alice El Paid Moms, Dorothy Eunice Goldthwaha Morris. 16:99 tMingum Moms, Seurcy Lee K3qlesb1n Moseley, Doris Leach Giouatom Mossly, Edwin Marsham Maser, Norma Ruth Stephenvillw Mulcmux. Margaret Nalerd Muller, Betty Lou Cchd Munch, C. A. Granbuxw Murray, Rulh Masom Music. Mildred Alice $tephenvlllel Mulaspaugh, Tommylu mreckenrldga Mutz. Grace Anna Mada Myers, Ice Robert Big Spriny Nations. Iames McxryneaD Neel, Reginald Billy tLamhm Neel, Victor Lee aamklm Neely. Wynola mecahm Nagy. Barbara Kate Grunbund Neighbours. Lucille $alwills, VuJ Neil, Oliver Curl Merid1ur9 Nelson. Fred Maxis 030:1 NacheQ Nethenon, Dorothy GouldbuaH Newton, Claudia Sue amenad Newton, Dorothy wig Sprlnw Newton, Ernest Calvin Stephenvill$ Newton, Jack Cross CuO Newton. Mariette Ann Gaorenw Newton, Melvin Snydad Nichols, Edwin Merid1md Nichols. Johnnie Odell Comanchm Nichols, Maxine Wroclcm Nichols, M. C. Stephenvillw N AME ADDRES Nickell, Iohn T. CoahomCO Nix. Homer Doyle $tephenvilld Nix. Stella $tephenvillw Nixon, Rex mullingen Norman, Norris Mecdowl Nun. Kathryn Stephenvilld Oates, lack mrownwoocn O'Brien, Mrs. Coleman Ciscw Ochsenbein, Clifford Gaxarkcmu, ArkJ O'Connor, Joseph mqum Ogilvy, Henry Gan Angeld Oglesby, Emmett Cartwright Goldmwailw Olander. Harvey G-Iultd O'Neal, Novellene Gametm Osterholm, Harrold August Wexa: Cthh Ono, Clifton East Bernurm Pack, Robert Wilson Wharmm Pallmeyer, William Morqam Palmer, Edward E. Go1dthwci1e Parent, Murray G'oley, MinnJ Purham. Leta $tephenvillw Parker, C. T. Glismg Stun? Parker, Doniece masllunw Parker. Iulia Eastlanw Parker. Iulicm W. OSx-adw Parker. Philip Undian CreeH Parkerl Reta Movica Parks, Forrest mchamew Partner. Forrest Dale momeml Parnell, Helena $tephenvilla Parnell. Ierry Math Stephenvillw Punlow, Thomas Udbertw Paachull, Marcella Ruth IParadiad Pcschull, Marilyn warudisd Pass, LuVem San Antonia Patterson, Dickson mynuxm Patton, Martha Stephenvilld Patton, Nell $tephenvllla Payne, Joe Mae $ama Amid Payton. Leslie Mae Stephenvilla Pearce, Margaret mm Peevey. Bonner 0.0m Penny, Sally may Cmn Perktns, Al mallu9 Parry, Wilbur Grady mubum Perrymun, Glenn, IL, moppema CovM Pethel, Evelyn Ruth Cross Plainy Palm, Harold tSouth Amerlccd Phillips, H. L. $tephenvilm Phillips. Mary Io Suntd Pierce. Eunita wreckenridqm Pilgrim, Mrs. Hollie Wacc9 Pippen, Vanna mew STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued NAME ADDMS Pittman, Beatrice meldeom Pittman, Doyle $tephenvillw Pins, Douglas Gloydudcd Pins, Marguerite Stephenvilla Pleasant Ned Earl Won Anhux? Pluenneke, Louise Maaom Poe, Mary Louise mm Polk, Jewel Mae Mcxsom Pollard. Douglas Gatesvillw Ponder, Virginia mlexandexd Pool, Martha Maysfie1d Porter, Gene Stephenvilld Porisr, lane Fay $Iephenvilla Post, Iohn Frank, Ir. Galesvilld Posterl. Gladys Ellen Wark9 Powersl Lois mullag Prmer, Doyle Grupelanm Precise, Kenneth mowm Pressley, Alvstu $tephenvmm Price, Cums IPalo Pintw Price, Anna Louise Unmekcn Price, Robert H. Biephenvillel Prichard, Ioe Whomtom Priddy, Ewell Mullim Pridgeon, Bobbie Ice San Salad Priest, Walton Barnes mom Pritchard, John Wingate Pritchett, William Giddian $tumford Proctor, Merle WSnterQ Pruin. Ora bee Uohnsvillw Pulliq, Helen Gormcml Pumell, lack mngletom Purser, Elbert mibeny Hilll Quinney, N ina Katherine molorado Citw Quirey, Stockton M. 0.0mm Robb, Iohn Gland Robb, William A Goino Rainosek, Martha Mae mosenber$ Ramsey, Darwood $udum Rankin, Edith Mae Wes1ucd Rankin, Leslie $cm Sabw Rasco, Elaine U'homlom Rusm. Walker Louis Whomtom Rather. Ruben MarshulD Ratliff, Alvis Roy $lephenvillm Ratliff, James manqed Ruwlings. Joe Dalton $ronm Rawlings. Tom Water Vullew Ruwls. Robert Richard G'Ioustom Ray, Prentis R. Sth Rem, Hobson Hanqlewoodl Reavis, Willard $011 Salad Reid, Betty Jo 5mm: Annm N AME ADDRESS Reed. Gilbert Eliasvillw Reed Hurley K. Wa1nut Springg Reed, Mary Ellen Eliasvillw Reed. I. William O-omelm Reesing, John W. Cranfills Gum Reynolds, Mrs. Nell Santa Rhoads. Billie Beth Ganqel0 Rhoads. Ted Wrench, N M.? Rich, Erma Io $tephenvillm RichardsA Bob D. Meridmm Richardson, E. I. $nydel0 Richaxdson, Geo. Ancell Electrm Richardson, Thomas Roby Gatesvillw Hickey, Sam Gormam Rickel, Ina Florine 6ta10 Rickel, William, Edward Sim? Riewe, Eldon Ogbtlsvillw Riley, William Everette 03mm Rippetosl Azle Dance Stephenvillel Risinger, L. V. LubbocH Roach, Ralph Mineru1 Wellsl Roach, Raymond Humpion Mineml Welm Rourk, Henry Edward CrowelD Roberson Mildred Eloise $tephenvillel . Roberts, Joy Gen Worlm Roberts. Shurlon $tephenvilld Roberts, William Galvestom Robertson. Donald Bruce Minerul Welm Robertson, Glenn MerkeD Robertson, Hulcm Comanchw Robertson, Poole Ukbilenw Robinson, Burst! 070:! Wonm Robinson. Jones wowim ' Robinson, L. E., Jr. O'DonnelD Roblson, Arthur Wrospe$ Robinson. Virginia mowm Rodgers, Joseph Paul Mica Rogers. Janice Mcram Rogers, Janie $tephenvillel Rogers, Mary Virginia Stephenvillw Rogstad, ngie Bella Meridim0 Romans, Lester Mullim Roof, Ernest '12 Crawlew Ross. Bob Gonnam Ross, Gordon D. Dublim Rolhe. Ruben Wendell Grownwcow Rountree. Charles mawaom Rowland, H. Edwmd thdvestom Rudin, Hans Rohen Wewqum Ruiz. Herbert 6cm Angelw Rumsey, Lemuel Cleburnw Rundelll Minnie Maude Wu1nul Sprinqy Rushing, Coral muedarQ Rusk, Carl mreckemidqm Russell, Cleo Emmerson Clarendom STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued NAME ADDRESS Russell, Eugene Del Rim Russell, Flay Aileen Mmem1 Welm Russell, Paul uennd Russell, Ray mubllm Russell, Rayford $lephenvilld Russell, Teddy E. G-Iamlim Sadeskv, Iimmy Paul Sun Antonid Samuelson, Wilda Pays mmdw Sanders, Btlly Charles muhlim Sanders, Homer Decanm Saunders, R. E. Sonom Savage. Bobbye 031g Sprin$ Savage, Mrs. D M. Skephanvilla Suylor, Billy Goldthwaim Saylot, Laura Helen GoldthwuiM Scarborough, Katie $iephenvilm Schmidt. Catherine Frances $lephenvillel Schmidt, H. A. Kinqavilld Scholt, Helen Joyce 6cm Antoniw Schrimsher, Winnell $tephenvill$ Schulz, Malcolm Uibllend Schunks. I. D. Gucksborw Scott, Carolyn Wresidld Scott, Gaylon Werai Scotl, I. W. $weetwuten Scott William Thomas Marshaln Scroqqin, Floyd San Antonicd Seaman. Billy LuedersJ Seidel, Laura Nell Markham Seidel, Robert Meridiam Sell, H. L. clairettQ Sewell, Dun Homer Uncksbord Semen. Elizabeth Stephenvilld Shave, Glyn Dale GIchO Sheldon. Leslie Chester 0-:va Sheldon, Perry Oilecmd Sheppard. ChrisUne WineyurCD Sherman, Doris Pearl $rownfieldl Sherrill, Bobby mock Sprinq$ Shenill, Louis $eagruve$ Sherrod, Marshall Stephenvilld Shillmqburg, Ernest mublim Shivers. Narcissa Mae mullaQ Shuffield, Mary Ella mradw Shuffield. Patsy mmdw Sikes, James $tephsnvilld Simpson, AV M. $iq Spring Simpson, Red S. H. Mochell$ Sims, Ruby Lehman Wood3om Sisson, Doris Jean G-Ieama Sklles, Sammy Siephenvilld Slaqle, Travis Cleburnw Slate, Brady Gouldbusn Slate, Helen Gou1dbusD N AME ADDRESS Slate. Horace Gouldbush Slaughter, Dorothy Lee $tephenvilla Slauqhker, Susie Irene meLeom Slight, Frances Wacw Small, John Charles mising 5km Smart, Doris Grin Smith. Norris Alvm Seuqmvea Smith, Beckley menver Cmd Smith, Bill Gliasvillel Smith, Bryan UXusIkD Smith, Cecil Bob mlbcnw Smith, Clyde wig Sprinw Smith, Clyde Warren Soradam Smith. Doris Wort Duvm Smith, Frances O-Iuckabuw Smith, Gregory James mising 5km Smith, James Edwin wrownfielm Smnh, John Wade Weccoch Smith, Mary Jane mulla$ Smith, Mary Sue Marnkliom Smith, Robert Hurst Eamesm Smith, Ruth Meridium Smith, Stafford Colorado Citw Smith. Vernon quiro Smith, Walter H. tEichland SpringS Smulle. John W. SabinaD Snyder, Pauline Glen Rosa Sonncmaker, W. E.. II. Woodsom Soules, I. T. Goldthwaim Soulhall, C. H. Mlpina Sparger. Temple Hugh mlbunw Sparks, Dorothy Wes0 Spieler, Ray Ukbilenm Sporer. Fred $tephenvillm Spous. John Hugh aubbocld Sprawla, Raymond miscm Springfield, Eugene 0.0m Squyres. Fred $reckenridga Stafford, Charles Giockwoow Stallord. Iames Roy mockwooch Stark, Billie Joe $udanl Statues, Martha Bernice $nyde10 Stearns, Stafford Meadow Steak, Erwin May iNewgulD Steele. Clam Mus meLeoro Sleqall, Stanley B. Medina Lakw Staglick, Lynwood Mollanm Stephensl Eloise Stephenvilld Stephen: Frankie mublim Stephenson, Harold Jack Ciscol Stevens, Margaret mum Stevenson L. B. Monahaned Steward. Billie B. Eldoradd Stewart, Iohn Uacksborw Stewart. Gloria Hamilton KHumlim STUDENT DIRECTORY, Continued NAME ADDRESS Stewart, Sarah Ice Germam Stiqler, Floyd Madison $lephenvill$ Stockbridge, Sum Albert unredw Stone, Amita Faye Wulpm Stone, Anita Raye Walpd Stone, Evelyn 6tsphenvma Stovull, Charlene Wresidiw Strain, Bill Millscw Stramler. Robert Watson Stephenvillw Slrange, Corsns $mq$ Shawn, Dorothy Ice Ureno Shawn. James Grenn Sucwn, Joseph Glectrd Stricklen, Mills 091 Rim Strong, Earl $reckenridgw Stroud, Harold Hamiltom Slubbleiield, Rae June Carbom Slubbs, Lu Roy Knox C1110 Stuckey, Paul Leslie Wichkta Fallsl Studer, Willie Michael Musnrd Subletk, Charles D. $tephenv$lla Sullenherger, Madeltne Stephenvilld Summy. Nina Goldmwuita Suuon, Nell Gormam Swops. James Sidney Killeam Talley, Nelson W. aloud Tatel Fain Stephenvillm Tate, James Latham $tephenvilld Tate, Leone Stephenvmw Taylor. Frances $tephenvtlld Tablemun, Anna Io Qiscd Taylor, Lou Ethel $01191! Grovw Taylor. Laury Stephen Morum TeaII, Ernestine Knox City Terrell, Uuel Gouldbush Terry, Corbin Uemplw Terry. Samuel Edwin $nydel0 Thomas, Eugene Wernom Thomas, James wreckemidgw Thomas, I. E. O'Iuwlew Thomas, Minnie Myrtle tGouldhusH Thomas, Sue Gertrude G-Iearnw Thomason. Clarice Waluxxn Thompson, Frank G'Ioustom Thompson, Ruben Barkley Siephenvillw Thompson, Lee Roy Colorado Citw Thompson, Loyd Albert 5cm Antonia Thompson, Templeton Stephenvillw NAME ADDRESS Thurman, Doyle Slumlordi Thweutt, Florene Gou1dbu3U Tieman. Raymond Priddw Tillen. Henry mbilend T'mdcxll. Dave wranfills Gram Tiner, Lewis UrenO Tinkks, Gene mm Tinsley, Avis Eloise KMasom Tipton. Dave mublhd Tolcmd, Tommy wreckanridqw Towns, Thomas Sweetwaleli Treudwu'y, Ralph Elwood chumm Tucker. Clifton H. ch'1am'D Tunnell, Dorothy Helen Stephenvillm Tunnell. Fred J. Cross Plainw Turknettli'ralk cum Turner, Bernadine tSundam Williams. Merkel Oukalled Williams, Thomas R. Giamiltcm Williamson, Ice Francis Gatesvlllw Williamson, Murkwin U r6110 Wills, Darwin Graham Willis, $rownwoow Wilson, Wilson 02:: Marquw Wilson, Camp IE1 Pusw Wilson. 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