Midwestern State University - Wai Kun Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1958 volume:

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L if MH, - 5 N if Agia ' H , 5 , . - - 1 My ,, ITN Y rv? 5 Q -5:,r.3f-Y 5--, K- , , FACULTY STUDENTS KEN QQ ACTIVITIES FEATURES SPORTS , Y .-.., ,,...... L 4. wi , L--mf. . f l willy V A.. A L in . We CAMPUS Lg Midwestern University, located in the southwestern part of Wicliita Falls, consists of over twenty modern, well-equipped build- ings. All of the buildings are of variegated brick, and the entire campus has a planned architectural harmony. Administration Building 66 University Center University 4 Auditorium . - A ' A .. . X , . . Q: .- W , at .Ls- , Q .gig ,E 'E-:,..? W lv -mfg . V 1 - Q - -' , V . -. 1 ,M.skv ' - - ' 'ik , 4 .V -.f-H-'-- L ' ,, '- .. -, ,S gf- if A ' U ',,.,,1, .5 ' - ..:. ' ' 4 . , i iiii.. i il D Y Tw . Arena Theater Vw . , .K Y 'Hu-, by ' -2- 7 'f?t 142 fs, my -, 7 , ev -: ' X Q .,,st!p:,f..,,. Y, 35 31 . v JL: ' Q L ' n ' ig, 1'-FQ? -- N 32 h ,Q ihl ,s 731 ff ' rw L V ny- . 'x V , . QE' wr , h , JA1. A11 . . 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BMW sicak 5010066 New vm Music Education Building Band Hall 44 nr. Av L THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Midwestern University Board of Directors is composed of outstanding business and civic leaders of Wichita Falls who have devoted themselves to the project of maintaining high standards for the University. President ......... ...... M r. E. B. Clark Vice-President ......... ...,.................. M r. Guy Rogers Secretary ............................... Mr. P. S. Richardson BOARD OF DIRECTORS Left to right: Mrs. Malcolm 'Puttyg Mr. Rhea I-Iowardg Mr. Bobby Burnsg Mr. E. B, Clark: Sr.g Mr. W. Erle Whiteg Mr. P. S. Richardsong Mr. Guy Rogersg Mr. Ralph Harvey, Jr., Mrs. George T. Singleton. Not Pictured: Mr. J, P. Coleman, Dr. G. F. Swarts, Mrs. Charles Prothro. s , E X108 NXE-SS IXGE- FOB 'SHE YN PA- Xn this spectacuiar day frirraeies are commonpiace. Man has roven hrmseii to he more than a singer oi great songs, more than a teiier ot marveious taies, more than a painter oi pic- tured heauty, more than a huiider oi cities ', he is a maker oi ons and trespasses on ceiestrai preserves with amazing dis- regard ior trme or space. One couid rev ei in this new seai ot our grandeur as men, it it were not tor the tact that no one ot us is untouched hy dread in the presence oi this achievement. At our greatest, we tear that greatness most greatiy. We are proceedrng into a day pregnant again with the oid twins, Hope and Year Qohn Donnej. The grandeur and the mrsery ot man is the appaihng par adorn. 'Yo those oi you who go, iet me say that, 'oy virtue oi the rtunrty you have had, you are thrust into a position oi ith grave responsihihtres tor the destrny oi your- d Accept this chaiienge to nohie Yiving. 1 ur ge you to commit yourseii order that you may he rid ot miracie oppo D ieader ship, w d ah maniirn . who remain, a student in ' hip in a wo U and a s seii an To those oi you anew to your vocation as prepared tor responsihie citizens achievements. May this hook ever he a record oi days at oid NY, . reminder oi the dreams and aspirations ot your cohege year I Travis A. White v President F A 5 U L T Y , I FACULTY U f-fa I. N. Adams Nita Akin BS., M.S. Mus.D. Chemistry and Biology Music if iz Lena Allday Secretary Business Office Z Xi ' A Henry W. Barton Arthur F. Beyer B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S., Ph.D English Biology Claude Beesley B.S., B.D., B.A., D.D. Greek William V. Boland Captain james Crawford john Louis Cozby B,A, BA., M.A. B.F.A., B.M., M.M, Music Military Science journalism FACULTY John Cravens Guy Pierre Combe B.S., M.A., Ph.D. B.Ph., B.A., M.A. History French Leitha Colburn Dorm Supervisor Mrs. O. J. Didzun Vincent Duvall B.A., M.A, B.S., M.S. Chairman, Music Chairman, Agriculture Sgt. Lloyd Deerinwater Military Science l 777 1 C. J. Duncan Madge Davis B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman, MElthCfTl3tiCS and Chairman, English and Journalism Engineering Drawing Erno Daniel Dean of the School of Fine Arts FACULTY f Louis Dobbs Leonard Paul Dowlearn Betty Davenport B.B.A., M.B.A., Ed.D. B.S., M.B.Ed. B.S., M.A. Director of Evening School Business Administration Physical Education A, F, Edwards Floyd F. Ewing Charles Fuhs B,A,, M,A, BS., M.A., Ph.D. Maintenance Department History Dean of the Graduate School Ann Furrh Mrs. Oneta Furr R0bC1't F1006 Bs., MA. Bs., M-S B-M' Chairman, Home Economics Edl1CHt1O11 Sacred Music FACULTY Jean Ann Fulfs Susan F riley Nick J. Guillet B.M., M.M. B.M., M.M. B.S. Music Music Education Claire Galbraith Carl Gray Mrs. Trudy Hubbard B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Dietician English Agriculture Louie Huffman Major Leo Harmon Jennie Louise Hindman B.S., M.E'd. B.S. B.S., M.A., Ph. D. Mathematics Military Science Chairman, Speech and Drama FACULTY f-Q .A 3 '31 5, '- ,. . , W, x 1 Kent Hughes Isabelle Hunt Ruth A. Holzapfel B.Mus. BA., M.A. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. MUSIC History Chairman, Biological Sciences MELEV' , . X , . l 'S' , ' A i L 1 . V' I 1 X L i A Mrs. J. H. jameson Mary King Mrs. B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.Ed. Registrar English and journalism Education Juanita Kinsey MIS. Ruby Land Ulman Eugene I-'Ong B,A., M. A. .HAZ BA-, MA- Dean of Women Llbfaflafl Enghsh FACULTY Jesse L. Long Mrs. Josephine Mote Robert Madera B.A., M.A. Sec. to the President B.A., M.A., C.P.A. Mathematics Business Administration B.S., M.Ed. B.M., M.Ed. A.B., M.A. Mathematics Music Speech and Drama Mrs. Irina Pal i Kenneth Neighbors Lloyd Neelley Dance B.A., M.A., Ph.D. B. S., M. A. History History Eleanor Payne B.S., M.A. English Leo Reynolds B.M., M .M. Music Albert Richardson B.S., M.Ed. Chairman, Physical Education Squibb Parrish ' Director of University Center Frank D. Robertson BA., M.A., Ph.D. Economics Mamie Raborn B.A., M.A. Economics and German FACULTY Robert Reynolds B.M., M.M. Music Reginald G. Ryan B . S. Geology Walter E. Rappolee B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D. Chairman, Education and FACULTY .,g.f G V ' 1 F lll , i W m Beryl Sullivan Mitchell Smith Maynard M. Stephens BS., M,A,, M,S, BA., M.A., Ph.D. BA., B.S., M.A., Ph.D. English Chairman, Social Sciences Chairman, Geology and Physical Science . , Harlan Steph john Tower Fred Tewell BS., M.S., Ed.D. B.A., M.A. B..-X., MA., l'h.D. Education History Dean of Men .r Mrs. Annie Vallee Dennis Vinzant Robert G. Yaryan Mrs. Ruth Weeks Supervisor of B.S., M.S. B.A., M.F.A. Supervisor of Residence Hall Physical Education and Chairman, Art Residence Hall Basketball Coach DIVISICN HEADS .L fs D, L, Ligon W. L. Dunsworth' Ed.D. H B-5. Vice President and Director of Business Manager University Development Midwestern University is organized into four divisions: Univer- sity Development, Division of Business Management, Division of Instruction, Division of Student Services. - -. ---f:-q i Y .Y -vin' fue ,, ,, .ug- ' .lf NVQ? A-QE? S V,4i V V , I in ,i .. ii s :Ez -' 'Wk- ' s William A. Yardley C- T- Eskew Ph.D. M-5 . Dean of Student Services Dean of Instruction X , aww. alfa. 11 X.. 'J' 41,0- ' Hea hiv' mow-wow for basket ball ticket sellinff cam aiffn. 2-sl 2-. P 6 Seated left to right: Dick Long, Paul Cargill, Harold Story, Alfred Harris, Melvin Evans. Standing left to right: Boyd Kelley, Ned W'alker, Clarence Muehlberger, Wfoocly Featherston, P. S. Richardson, Jim Edwards. .li X , , .'.:5:5: -L- it ef., .. ' Tw ' g 1 .fl Qs- ' 1 i HL., .- Q ,Y get 5- 535 , T t 'Y 'im . .. , .' v A- ' A W ROTC anyone ? P Dr. White performing-executive duties. f az 1 X I H: K ., --1 K ' x I ,,: E: K - I 5 , U L A5 555 jackie Leach, President 1 ,f' s zur. cnss i F n Earl Mills, Vice Presidentg joan Riddle, Secretary-Treasurerg jackie Leach, Presidentg Ginny Cowey, Student Council Representative: Gerry Williams, Student Council Representative. Frank M. Acuff Chattanooga, Tenn. Major-Geology Geology Club C. W. Alexander NVicliita Falls Education Major Sophomore Pres. Junior Student Gov't. Rep. Art Editor Owakiya '54-'55 VVaikun Editor '55 Alpha Phi Omega Boot and Spur Pres. Alpha Order Press Club Pres. '55 Vinson Award McDonald Journal- ism Award Father-Son Essay Contest Ron Anderson Aberdeen, South Dakota Major Music Edu- cation Kappa Kappa Psi Choir Pres. jr. Student Govt. Rep. Vice Pres. of Stu. Govt. '57-'58 Cowhand's Club Phi Mu Theta www .. 4? JL-7 SENIORS James Adams Archer City Major-Animal Husbandry Block and Bridle Club Harry V. Allison Tyler Accounting Major Patsy Baggett Wichita Falls Major Secretarial Science Tau Beta Sigma Junior Class Sec. Junior Class Favorite Spurettes Business Club Stu. Govt. Sec. Phi Theta Kappa 1: Q- 5 Q is 'Wi Bobby J. Blackburn Wichita Falls Geology Major Tommy J. Blake Wicliita Falls Geology Major Geology Club 1 Bill B. Belt Wichita Falls Geology Major Gerald Ray Binion Wichita Falls Biology Major Biology Club Beta Beta Beta Officers Club Charles Bosley Wicliita Falls Biology Major Biology Club Chemistry Club Richard Haden Braziel Quanah Account ing Major john Emest Buzzell Wichita Ialls General Business Major Richard L. Carey Wichita Falls Music Major Music Club Band Choir Phi Mu Theta SENIGRS joe M. Brown Wichita Falls Agriculture Major Rodeo Club Block and Bridle Club Patricia Davis Buzzell Wichita Falls Education Major SNEA Phi Theta Kappa Arthur Ben Carner Wichita Falls Chemistry Major Chemistry Club Young Democrats Club Bailey Lee Corbett, Jr. W'ichita Falls Math Major BSU Cowlnds Student Govt. Rep. '57-'58 M. U. Drill Team N. C. O. Club Officers Club Elizabeth jane Coufal Seymour Elementary Educa- tion Major VVesley Foundation S.N.E,A. VVai-Kun Staff '56-'57 VVai-Kun Staff '57-'58 Student Govt. '56-'57 were . saga 5 5 i J. T. Cates, Jr. Crane Geology Major Geology Club Harold Cotton Henrietta Accounting Major Donald Bruce Cowan Wichita Falls Music Major M.U. Choir M.U. Dance Band Phi Mu Theta Ginny Cowey Wichita Falls M ath and liclucation Major University Choir Wesley Foundation Student Govt. Rep. Spnrette SNEA l'hi Theta Kappa Alpha Chi Cheer Leader- Who's Who David Derby Wichita Falls Business Major Officers Chth Eugene E. Fleishman Antigo, Wisconsin Geology Major Geology Club Richard W. Cranford Artesia, New Mex. Business Major Pl'CS.1C0Wll?lIlfl Cluh 56-57, 57-58 Cowgirl Cluh Sweetheart 56-57 Student Govt. Rep. 56-57 Jo Etta Dimock Bowie English Major B.S.U. F.T.A. Young Democrats Press Club Wiehitan Student Government Rep. SENIORS Boyce Deward Fore Atlanta, Texas Business Major Business Club Football NCO Club Officers Club Student Government Rep. Kenneth Farrett Wicliita Falls Geology Major Ramiro Z. Hernandez Wicliita Falls Education Major Richard Franklin Wicliita Falls Geology Major jerry N. Hailey Abilene Geology Major Geology Club- Vice Pres. '57 Student Govt. Rep. '55-'56 Leonore Herrick Ipswich, S. D, English and Elemen- tary Ed. S.N.E.A. See. Student Govt. '56-'57 French Club Sec. Spurettes Choir Wanda Hines Midland Music Ed. Major Tau Beta Sigma Majorette Choir B.S.U. Spurettes S.N.E.A. Student Govt. Rep. Choir Queen Band Queen R.O.T.C. Sponsor Phi Theta Kappa Phi Mu Theta Music Club ,lunior Class Beauty Homecoming Prin- cess and Duchess Margaret Hsueh, Formosa, China Choir Phi Mu Theta Music Club Phi Theta Kappa Robbie Jeter Vernon Education Major S.N.E.A. Robert E. Hinkson VVichita Falls Chemistry Major Chemistry Club 4 yrs. Pres. Chemistry '57-'58 June James Iowa Park Home Ec. Major Eta Epsilon Alpha Chi Phi Theta Kappa B.S.U. Home Eco. VVho's Who SENICRS 'lin 9 IX!! Oliver Kelley Wicllita Falls Alpha Psi Omega Student Council '54-'55 R.O.T.C, University Theatre Carlos Kidwell Mt. Pleasant Education Major Benny J. Lax Burkburnett Geology Major Geology Club George Kelsey Burkburnett Botany Major Shelby Jean Kirby Tyler Music Major Choir Music Club Phi Mu Theta B.S.U. CExecutive Council Memberl Jackie Leach Duncan, Okla. Biology Major jr, Class Pres. '56-'57 Sr. Class Pres. '57-'58 Biology Club Chemistry Club Student Govt. '55-'56, '56-'57, '57-'58 Intramural Council '56-'57 T.I.S.A. Delegate '56-'57 Chief justice Stu- dent Court '57-'58 Constitutional Comm. '57-'58 Student Senate Par- liamentarian '57-'58 N 'Z iii JH . ,. jim Lerner Henrietta Geology Major Geology Club Newman Club John A. Lerner Henrietta Geology Major Geology Club Newman Club ggi,- 5- A 1 1 John J. Lerner JWLE -'lilly 3- . ,-. 7! ?1 'A 1... -5 4 ff... 1-,l .5 5,4 +--f -. x 'wif - ,,iq1 l.1., 'X I ' .1 1. ' 1 .: ,,--11:-' bf Wichita Falls Geology Major Newman Club Fred G. Lugenheim jr. Wicliita Falls Geology Major Geology Club Iowa Park Education Major Band 65 B.S.U. F.T.A. Wichitan '54-'55 Owakiya '56-'57 SENIORS Tau Beta Sigma- Sec.-Treas. '56- Shirley Anne Lowe '5 W. F. Lundberg Burkburnett Animal Husbandry Major Cowhand Club Pres. Block and Bridle Club R.O.T.C. Cadet Colonel Richard W. McI1roy Mankins Political Science Major B.S.U. Boot and Spur Drill Team Student Govt. Rep. '57-'58 N.C.O. Officers Club john E. Mahler Iowa Park Chemistry and Math Major Chemistry Club Linda McCraw Hastings, Okla. Secretarial Science Major Cowgirls Pres. Indianettes Business Club Robert Allen Manley Randlett, Okla. Accounting Major Harold E. Mathis Wichita Falls Geology Major Geology Club Earl Wayne Mills Burkburnett General Business Major Wesley Vice Pres. Senior Class '57-'58 Veterans Club Pres. Business Club Student Govt. '56-'57-'58 Constitutional Com- mittee '57 Gale Merrill Wichita Falls Education Major Milton Mertins Iowa Park Business Major Business Club SENIORS Jimmy G. Moore Burkburnett Chemistry Major Geology Club Chemistry Club Vice Pres. A.C.S. Elizabeth Morgan Fort Collins, Colo. Music Major Phi Mu Theta Billy Morrison Henrietta Education Major David Ellsworth Monroe Sioux Falls, S. D. Math Major Band Choir Wesley Foundation Student Religious Council Vice Pres. Sopho- more Class Student Govt. '55-'58 Parliamentarian A.P.O. William J. Myers Jr. Yukon, Okla. Music Major Choir M.U. Dance Band 622 if ff jr Ze I in-. Charles Mosley Bay City Music Major Akin Scholarship Music Club Phi Mu Theta Jean Myers Wichita Falls Elementary Ed. Major Indianettes Pres. Cowgirls S.N.E.A. Joel R. Norman Wichita Falls Chemistry Major Student Govt. Rep. '57-'58 Boot and Sput R.O.T.C. Officers Club Chemistry Club American Chemical Society William B. Palmer Wichita Falls Geology Major Geology Club Veterans Club 5 55, J A I :rig 'K :if 'V S X is a : ff . ' '. fa' Hg qv flu-4...4. r 1 ' ' ' 1 u 4 r , ' . 4!'d!91fI Il r I 4OlvdnfOl . ' ' ',','.'-' 'X-vv:,1-.nf...,. .v , .','qg.,::g .1-..f...,,, ,a ,,, ..v , ,-nn.,. 1' . J Lou Jane Martin Park Wichita Falls Music Education Major University Choir Wesley Foundation Richard Parrigan Rockwall Music Major Phi Theta Kappa Phi Mu Theta Music Club Choir Monte Pannell Chilicothe Education Major Biology Club S.N.E.A. A. Page City Education Major SENIORS 155: K . 1 X use -is 'G kg?- ,ri-V1 38 nn 123' ,gf 1 ,sl 'ix F551 . , a Richard P. Parten Gainesville Pres. Ofificer's Club Football Letterman Distinguished Mili- tary Student Bob Poirot Scotland Geology Club Student Govt. Rep. Chemistry Club Ivan Price Lawton Okla Physical Education Major FL: f. nts, sm, E ,wan .gf W my 'CQ' ,es Richard G. Perot Pasadena, Texas Music Major Band Drum Major Choir Pres. Kappa Kappa Psi- Viee Pres. Varsiteers Bruce Pollard Olney Geology Major Geology Club Pres jimmy P Puckett Electra Geology Major Cowhands Ramrods Geology Club T1 U i 7, 7 V., , , . fr '32, .Q Lundy Mae Priest Wichita Falls Music Major Choir B.S.U. J. W. Ramsey, jr. Wichita Falls Geology Major Geology Club Joan Riddle Wichita Falls Elementary Ed. Major BSU Sec.-Treas. Sr. Class Student Government '55-'58 Spurette-Pres. '56-'58 Indianettes-Secf Treas. '57-'58 S.N.E.A. F.T.A.-Sec.-Treas. '56-'57 SENIORS Arlen Lee Pruett Wichita Falls NCO Club Officers Club Drill Team MU Rifle Team Judy Ragsdale Wichita Falls Education Major F.T.A. Royce Riley Wichita Falls Frances Scott Wichita Falls Geology Major Geology Club Sec. Alpha Chi Sec. Soph. Class '54-'55 Student Govt. Rep. Charles E. Rutledge Wichita Falls Business Major ff ,xi il Na' Jean Salter Wichita Falls Education Major S.N. EA. Tom Spears Chilicothe Speech Major Kenneth Leroy Seaman Mineral VVells Block and Bridle Dan Shine Wichita Falls Business Major Jim Sparks Wichita Falls Block and Bridle B.S.U. Donald R. Smith Greencastle, Indiana Education Major S.N.E,A. Student Govt. Rep. B.S.U. SENIORS John A. Sjostrom Farmington, Maine Music Major Phi Mu Theta Akin Scholarship Frances Spencer Burkburnett Home Ec. Major Home Ec. Club Student Govt. Rep, Wesley Foundation Student Religious Council Thelma Dee Smith Wichita Falls Education Major S.N.E.A. B.S,U. by 12 15 Pat Walbrick Wichita Falls Math and Secondary Ed, Major Phi Theta Kappa Spurettes Boot and Spur Sweetheart L. H. Wall jr. Vernon Football Letterman 552525 Dolores Thoele Seymour Spurettes Tau Beta Sigma F.T.A. Band Newman Club Betty Lynn Waldrip M icl lan d Speech and Drama Major Cowgirls Inclianettes University Theater Alpha Psi Omega Valoise Welhelm Vernon English Major Jimmie Sue Williams Wichita Falls Elementary Cowgirls S.N.E.A. Cheerleader '55-'56 Student Govt. Rep. Jerry Williams Henrietta Business Major Student Govt. Rep. '56-'58 Business Club Wesley Foundation 1 at Lenore Prine West Wichita Falls Norman Q. Wilson Wichita Falls Education Major Pres. Young Demo- crats '57-'58 S.N.E.A. A.P.O. Veterans Club B.S.U. SENIORS -fl 5?r?2frr ,se . P' , J , v, f' - ' . Q, .,,, .,,, gm, ,ra ,L ,K V, , 22-new K ,M vm u.-m..gg3.,,, ,, - '- J , 'M' Rfk ' il ,X ,ggi .65 si , fn. v -w. g vrkggx.. .i- . ' Mtg? ,g 'wi , H Charles Ray, President JU IDR GLASS 1? S Peggy Stringer, Secretary-Treasurer: Nancy Sturgeon, Reporterg Henry Cuba, Vice Presidentg Charles Ray, President. 3.3 -.-our 'iiiifl ' '4 . -rn .-. -' W -A Q5 rw 1-35 , ff, ,, George Adams Robert L. Adams NVichita Falls Wichita Falls Paul Atkins Dariel Baker james D. Atchley VV'ichita Falls james C, Beatty Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Wichita Falls ,.,, Harold E. Bonham Danna Bowden Wichita Falls Olney its I IUNIORS 4 'lvl Elgene Brooking jackie H Brooks Wichita Falls XX ichita Falls V , VL , 4 1 ,. 5 . ,Q V , mil' ' ,. lg: ll! 4 5.- .3 l lf . ll w ll' if in sf ' ,311 5 ? 3.1, Q 1, S 5- 75- -' YF A ii .-' , Q Douglas E. Cannedy NVichita Falls SS Lee Chambers Irving i 1 A ' 4 I ,qw -- , F. 1 .. I Y, 'ir ':':' - ,M , 5? Il' yy.. ' -. L '56, Q? my :lr 9 1 5 i i ' F '1- 'e1'7SiQ'f?'l ' .iefff -me ' as ' Glenn Clarke IOC CI'8.SS Henry Cuba Wichita Falls Electra Megargel ,iii ,Qi 'Sli ,J'g, ,..iii WF '1 ' if i , ' 1- Ja! Donald Cummings Mary Ann Davitt Tom Denman Lone Grove, Oklahoma Wichita Falls VVichita Falls 1- N '. ' ' , W 4- an- , V, 1 W - nl, . ,1 ' 7. - 1' , r, I ' 1 i' 'ffiiiiif' V iii '1 . L ,, IUNIORS 1 I ,I Bennie Doyle Herman Escue VVichita Falls Penwell .-Q .pq eg' ,J-'15-,5,t'E ?-5 James Estes Delia Estrada Burlcburnett Wichita Falls Jerry Ira Evans Holliday Wigs 'IIN I j, Louise Evans Pat Faulkner Don Flatt VVichita Falls Iowa Park Peotone, Illinois is r wi' as 'N J 'mil'- , ' x i r l i l I M ' Forbes Carolyn Foster Thomas Francis anon Fortin Ver., Mexico Chillicothe Wlfhlfa Falls M371 Yi N: :rr- Mack Freeman Sandy Freeman Levelland Levelland HH H if ll lag ' as +1 Jack Geyman Dick Gore Wichita Falls Wichita Falls ...f Louis B. Hardemon Kenneth R. Harrison Henrietta VVichita Falls if -L New .1114 Mary O. Gay Wichita Falls Ronald J. Hall Wichita Falls IUNIORS ' , Y . ' :Tigre 1 . ah. , . 51, , E lm qi i. W ml lu 'R , W, :N i H ,N l ,l Z 7 w 1 A ll '? E55 2. Eff : 3- 1 2 T- ggi!! , k 'l'Q 1 in il f SEQ 348' itil ' '-' X 1 if . L 1511 ' 'lg A ff' , .Jig his 5 ac ,E 1 ' :eil ya- ,W ami -rf rw-, ...rap .-L T. .V ,greg '- we . , ' Y V - ,, Hs- my l , , Eddie Heard jim R. Henderson Henrietta ' , , '-1 ffsl 'nf -lf :. Wichita Falls ' K 34556-:fr 'I ,- ,. xy j ...jx 372. SU 4' .L . f .MQ . . 'TI 'f 4-f1'gg'!- I-5. Q. at -'f' n in ' an 5 K' i Eh' ,fx ' '34 rf' Q4 1 ,B 1 ' ' J I 7 I R. -. Jerry Hevrin Vlfichita Falls xfr v .- ':.ff Ai'r.1'-TE if ' 'jg Xara. lift, 1 V, f'.i3rrg-,Q 4 ,, .. . f- ., -11-on-1 fx ff' H1 - Q'llg5 41Qff.f .M i- riff ,ff 1- f vf,'w'Li' P N:-,. J' M' L an-.w If: und? 4 R. Wayne Hill Wichita Falls Jackie Henderson Vernon Leon W. Horn Wichita Fall 5' 'KR i aaa, fw '. . ' I Jr. S Y Kenya Howard Travis Huffhines Alfred Hulse Burkbumett Wichita Falls Frederick, Oklahoma Q uw Alice Humphrey Deirdre Hund Marie johnson XVichita Falls VVicl'1ita Falls Bonham W K' Thomas M. Johnson Robert Kirtley Kenneth B. 'Lane Iowa Park Albany Haskell jackie Lavy Don Lewis Henrietta Friona IUNIORS -i 'I l' L lr Pia lv , , i.- 5-11 fig . 'L r.. W? U basil: Arthur Litteken XVichita Falls ga - Mary L. McCurry Wichita Falls Virginia A. Martin Wichita Falls X Y if A3- iw E -wa fr! ' ' Troy L. Lowrance Gerry McCabe Mllndily Burkburnett ,,,.'f. --lvi .we if? 5' ., , iii' ' isa ima: E , is , Tom L. Mahanay Frederick, Oklahoma ii! A. ' ,fin Q: Eff xi -misss' M '- v A 1 ' '1 5 321, .J ina, if Robert Maples Waiirika, Oklahoma Anna Marie Martinez jerry F. Mathis Wichita Falls AYCYIGY CITY Lu McDonald VVicl'1ita Falls Judy Miears Houston Louis Dayne Miller Charles E. Minkley Wichita Falls Jimmy D. Myatt Wichita Falls J' E' ' l il, i 17' ' :vi Y Graham Nara-B-il ' 1 ,.', - , ,Ur assi , I i i -. .-13 11, X 4- jewel Myers Wichita Falls X. Bill Miller Dallas fit' Al Moxon Wichita Falls IUNICJRS ' ': g-lf ,. 4 ij! jo Ellen Nichols Tommy Oehrlein Jim Opella Burkburnett Levellgmd Vgichita Falls l sig- EC' ' -iff: f P Y- ' X, in ,V 1 I Bob Owen Dick S. Pickens Alaire Phillips Olney Jacksonville Cord, Arkansas K 1 J 1 Kenneth Powers Charles Ray Harfy .Rawlings Wichita Falls Snyder lV1Ch1f2l Falls fl all HJ V- : 6 Alice Faye Roberts Archer City Bill Rogers Wichita Falls Bert Scales Electra jack Roberts Wichita Falls ' is fx 7 L ,MA 'I .., ' QZLQ ' i 199: W .. -l...f:Qg,, ,. ...l 5 . I. ,V -,S N Jerry Rowe Olney Daniel Schaffner Henrietta james Rochester X1Vichita Falls A. wr . .f ' me2iz,.'w7z,:51,,'w.,ji Earl Russell Wichita Falls IUNICRS 1' gs gf: 'f' ,. Joyce Scott Wichita Falls '1 I4 i L, 5 i Zo Dell Smith Wellington l V 'L hx .l.1T, L la .4 inf lf to af- -ll rn: 'et-M5542 V . Garland Stevenson Kilgore ,,,- 1 if ff -V xx Riff i xi kai-qjl Ray Shook Iowa Park Mary Speakman Vlfichita Falls A-so E i' e Bobby Smith Athens, Alabama ,l Robert Staples Wichita Falls Peggy Stringer Newcastle Nancy Sturgeon Chattanooga, Oklahoma George Sumrow Donald Ray 'Talley NVichita Falls Holliday 1.1 Mary J. Tidwell Janelle Vollmer Wichita Falls Wichita Falls James W. Walker Laura Walla Nocona Wichita Falls Roberta Thompson Wichita Falls F. M. Wachtendorf NVichita Falls IUNIORS fl xr B111y D011 Watts Jackie Watts Charles Welch Xkfichita Falls W1Qh1ta F3115 ff- f. - are .Mr QR ,l Jose hme Welch Kenneth Westbrook Benme Wester P WICh1t1 F'1lls Electra Iowa Park Ot T tt Nancy White MOZCHC W is wi y Wlgh1t1 Falls Wichita Falls VVich1ta Falls cn- 5, Clyde Widders Margie Wilton Wichita Falls Jermyn 7' fbi Cleatus Wood jackie Wright Wichita Falls Burkburnett Nancy Yerral Elsie Maria Smith Lawton, Oklahoma XVichita Falls Patt Womack Olney Eddie Wyatt Wichita Falls IUNIORS Andre Kightlinger, President 5' X. SUPHUMURE GLASS Terry Morris, Vice President: Maxine Cannon, Secretary-Treasurerg Barbara Fairchild, Student Council Representa- tiveg joe Fisher, Student Council Rep- resentative. ig 1 .01 1 l mira. . .. - 1 Stanley Anderson Harold R. Armstrong Katherine Armstrong Wichita Falls Ryan, Oklahoma Wichita Falls ws V' 1 QF? Ray Ashbrook Wichita Falls HUF 4 , A X BMRBMW Dorlyne Bailey Electra Dallas Marvin D. Barker Shamrock Gerald W. Bivins Xlfichita Falls Jeanie Beasley Gerald D. Beavers Vera Wichita Falls fps EY l g I iff 'iti A 'My Zz? Kenneth Birdsong Vincent Blake Odessa VVichita Falls Q , David W. Boone Linda Bonham Mary Bonner Wichitzl Falls VVichita Falls VVichita Falls 'gil Terry Bourland Mary Brasher Eleanor Bristow Vernon Beyers Ft, Gibson, Oklahoma ir? john Buckliew Cecil L. Byrom Deanna Callaway Burkburnett Bowie Portland, Oregon mmf, O Patsy Cannedy Maxine Cannon Jackie Cardwell Wichitzl Falls Odessa 30601121 tl LH. Nancy Louise Carson Grandheld, Oklahoma Milton Carr XVichita Falls ,, - ,,.: .Z J'- VN Mrs. Rita Cason Linda Clark Wichitzi Falls Chillicothe 2 i I., la . Mi' ,. of M da keel' l fin-., v. pg. 'tfffwm .e 24- g- 4 er-K ' G ' 'fiiiflliffi-xiii?-WI? uf nie:-'--ws ,H .Z'l'-Q:'f'.1 WH- ' a',:-' Milton Coker Syl Coley Wichita Falls Bryson may i el ' MIS' 'lk ji ' , , 2 ng is Glen Collins Robert Collins Odell Pasadena Q 'N 1 21,1 Ewell W. Cason NVichita Falls ,, 45 .Psi . . lk. f H? wif- .5-'gA,l:L H.. -' ..u',sf?A,. .-1-. ' .- --n.. ff ',m'gj.g2qf'g?'.,g A 5-'ls.54'l . . 2 Y'-A1492 Y Bob D. Clynch Shamrock iii M y ' we Grant Collins Vlfichita Falls OPHOMORE SL, Edciie Conkling Mike Considine Leo Cook Wichita Falls VVichita Falls NVichita Falls William G. Cossey Wichita Falls 399334 Harold R, Cunningham Wichita Falls Glenna Diltz Oklaunion -iv Jerry B. Cowan William T. Cummings Wichita Falls Billy R. Curry NVichita Falls A , l . X V , Y c n M 1 l i Us W it Yi., 5 'E . ln, ,M f stiff had 4. : ay -, Frank Donthitt Henrietta Quanah ,x ,I W L 1 :' fy , w ., 3,1 y a, D a 1 Y RU tg is .' f I Jerry A. Day VViehita Falls Fla Roger Einhaus Wichita Falls 4Q',.: .1,, , ,I if- 1- .g.,.n 4 fd . 15 u. s ir? if , jg X - F . V- ' 1-1 val: 11-' ay 1, it Katharina E110 Hal Embree Munich, Germany Wichita Falls Barbara Fairchild Crowell 'QE' Billy Farris Marilyn Felty Wichita Falls Burkburnett di 1 'ri 5? 1 Y , Qgjftligi.. it X Y , Yi J' Pijh, ' u, li A A 4 Q 1 Q ' 5 , mln I-ii , K egaqa ' '..: .:': 5 ':9Q. ' ' M, ' ,5.,,gi.i3 QQ Ms a 1? -F ,f l-v if . A' Billy D. Gee Barbara Gomillion Ponca City, Oklahoma Wichita Falls joe D. Fischer Wichita Falls SWE: r Q: . DL 1 it ,ig N . Dora Ruth Gilleg Hereford SOPHOMORES J. D. Griffin Gordon Hagar Sherman Chattanooga, Oklahoma l V f.: F- ,N Wi K ggi . hifi.. f Dale Hansard XVichita Falls E. W. Henderson Wichita Falls George E. Henry San Francisco, California Albert Hilbers Scotland :sit V Wanda Heard Walter E. Hearn Henrietta Electra Peter Henderson New Rochelle, New York James M. Hendon Wichita Falls George E. Henry Bill Hicks Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Bernard Hilbers Billie Hise Scotland Henrietta Janelle Hoffman Bowie Meredith Huff Vernon 'Hb Arthur A. Husband Erie, l ennsylvania Barbara Carrol Johnson Wichita Falls 4 Donald Houston Donald Hrazdil XVichita Falls Burkburnett Vernal Huffines Kenneth Hurley XVichita Falls Wichita Falls QP Jerry Wayne Inman Noel Irby Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Ni ZEL, iii SOPHCMORES Dell E. johnson Magna, Utah Olin Neal Johnson Frederick, Oklahoma Elwood Keith NVichita Falls F s jack Knieff Wicliita Falls Melton D. Kuykendall Kamay X' Leo D. jones Seymour Adrian Kightlinger Wichita Falls Joyce Krajca Wichita Falls Norman Kuebler, jr. NVellsley, Mass. Ergt :Bu .1 S., Paul LaMar M egargel James R. Land Neil B. Lang Kamay XVichita Falls Ruth Ann Lavy Henrietta Sue Lewis Wichita Falls Anita Lyon Wichita Falls Herbert L, Lawson Crys Lee Burkburnett Wichita Falls Sam Lister Peggy Long Easton, Md. Crowell OPHCMCDRES Betsy McCauley Seymour Patsy McCracken Bob McCreary Vifichita Falls Wichita Falls Patricia McLean NVichita Falls Ginger McEwen XVichita Falls Donald L, Mahaffy Leon Mallonee Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Edward Malzacher F. Paul Martin Newport, Rhode Island BOWIC Gary McDonnell Burkburnett Don McManus Iowa Park Shirley Malone Burkburnett Danny Martini Wichita Falls Phyllis Matlock jimmy Mills Petrolia Wichita Falls Robert E. Moore William S. Moore Fox, Oklahoma XVichita Falls Donna Morrison Bob Myers Wichita Falls VVichita Falls if Robby L. Olmstead Tommy Patty Wichita Falls Electra Dianne Moncrief Wichita Falls Terry Morris Wichita Falls , sfz iff-5 ww sllwffgifg .l ,l Lonnie Nixon Wichita Falls FSOPHOMORES Jack Payne Shirley Pennal Billy Lou Perry XVichita Falls California XVichita Falls 6521 - sl? 1 P f X Nancy Pickens Bill C. Pillow Betty Lynn Powell Wichita Falls Chillicothe Franklinton, Louisiana F? wi Roy Power Karan Prechel B. L. Raines Electra Burkburnett Wichita Falls 1. W. Reasoner Mary jane Rendall DCIFFIQH ROSCTS Bm-kbumett Cisco Wichita Falls 3 Z, Z Ui, Barbara Rogers Dale Rowe Wicliita Falls ElCCtra Tommy Satterwhite XVichita Falls jerry Serratt Tom Shelton Robert Shelton XVicl1ita Falls Montgomery City, Missouri Vlfichita Falls ,Km Dwight Sloan Bill Smith Hal? Doyle Smith Wichita Falls Prescott, Arkansas Scotland Sandra Spencer Bill Stanley Vlfichita Falls Wichita Falls SCPHOMORES 1 1 Bryant R. Stone Raynell Tate James 'Terry W1Ch1t3 Falls Newcastle Paducah Leslie Terry Bobby Thompson James Tipton Burkburnett NVichita Falls Northfield Delbert Todd Tommy Tullis Gewn Toombs Iowa Park Wichita Falls Wichita Falls 'WY l T l Claudie Waker T T Bobby wan Billie warren Midland Quanah Wichita Falls :'1 i in:.,...u -, - .m. CI M ' ' , M ,D .1 4 ' 9 ', if ,. .W T K l ' ills? X , W i J: gif-will - '2'i:mi'w '1 X l ' V in .1 'Yin 1 'Qu' L 1 MZl::f1ii,1 5 Lester Warren Rufus Whitman Sarah Williams XVichita Falls Thalia Vernon Q' 1 Willie Williams Joe Winstead Glyn Wooldridge Kamay XVichita Falls Newcastle Milton Woolsey Paul Wolf Thomas Davis Frederick, Oklahoma Burkburnett Sisterville, West Virginia SOPHOMORES Jack Scott, President FR SHM CLASS If 'y 1 , . . ,,I .. . 'N Q 'L I V ' , A Y ' , i , . I ty, Left to right: joy White, Student Council Representativeg joe Tom White, Student Council Representa- tiveg Larry Watts, Vice Presidentg jack Scott, Presidentg Janice Hallford, Secretary: Harold Eavenson, Inter- MUra1 Representativeg LaWanda Jo Darnell, InterMUra1 Representative. 5. Juanita Adair Mickey Aboussie Wichita Falls XYichita Falls Ralph E. Amos Wichita Falls Wayne Allen Wichita Falls . , gf' if, ,V Pj, , 1fJ'. - fi ' Douglas Averitt Wichita Falls Patricia Baggett Wichita Falls jerry Barker Donald Berend Wichita Falls XVichita Falls J ,ii Q l, Ivan D. Alexander XVichita Falls WI' ,. Anne Armour Megargel Darlene Banner Iowa Park FRESHMAN lv , ' .15 3,,.z13' V 7 53 1-i ,6,gj,g5 Phillip Michael Blacklock Gerald C. Blake Billy R. Boggs VVichita Falls Wichita Falls Wicliita Falls 2 A f mpg, gi f , aj - sl: 235 -' QI. ,dll . In Fay Bowden Gerald Earl Brison Jackie Broderson lileclra Wichita Falls Electra ' - , -,piliv'f.li'ilZ9! , Pat Brown james Burns Dale Byfom VVichita Falls XVichita Falls BOWIE '- ill 2 ' -2 E? y , Dan Boone Robert Caddel Clarence Callaway XVichita Falls Chickasha, Oklahoma H21SkCll James Cardwell Vlfichita Falls jerry Clayton VVichita Falls JN Carla Coats Frederick, Oklahoma Carol Collins Tem ple, Oklahoma MLA N ' ---4' I a,.,f-'.',A.f4 --ui V, 8 U ig: X' Charles F. Casey Wichita Falls Deryl Cato Electra George Clements Iowa Park Kenneth Clements Iowa Park jess Coker VVichita Falls Marsha Corbitt Wichita Falls Bob Cole Iowa Park FRESHMAN JCFFY .CONCYIY Fred COX Tom Crabtree XX ichita Falls Electra Bowie JU' J. C. Cupit LaWanda Jo Darnell Marvin W. Davidson, J lVichita Falls Iowa Fark VVichita Falls Bill D. Davis Tempie Kyla Davis Jerold J. Davis Enid, Oklahoma Wichita Falls Randlett, Oklahoma Dan Ray Davis Billie joe Detrick Darrell L. Dick Wichita Falls Ryan, Oklahoma NVichita Falls N Jimmy E. Dickerson Oklnunion Joan Dorr Wichita Falls Tommy Dutton Electra Jimmie D. Dye Vernon 4 , X .. Z Elaine Dixon NVichita Falls F - nee lfllfi i fi? yi.. f.. -.t Jane Dobbs Loraine Charles W. Douglas Wichita Falls Clyde Douglas Wichita Falls Sandra Duckworth Vernon 'Qt Harold Wayne Eavenson Vernon Nova Lucille Duce Petrolia FRESHMAN is ' r, ii was? , ' ' 5 , at - H ' ' Eg.-1 'rr W . sl. M , V, r .. ,Hr V-,H S i We ' I kv sf af' , ,f .1 ,- ,,h Robbie Edmondson Earl Henry Elam jerry Elam VV1ch1ta Falls Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Robert L. Elrod, jr. Egon Engers Roxy Evans Wichita Falls S'Gravenhage, Netherlands Holliday Edward G. Farmer DeAnna Fergeson Edwin Ferguson Bellevue Crowell J21CkSbOI'O W'11' F1 'n Lani Forbes CHIOIYU FTY 1 ughlarligml g Fortin, Veracruz, Mexico Frederick, Oklahoma T -r R as in by f Bef: full , .-,W Rheu Nell Fudge Aldon Garrett Lee Dale Givens NValters, Oklahoma Crowell Frederick, Oklahoma Danny Goodrich Harry Gordon Charles Graham ' ' ' Falls Wichita Falls Longview Wichita James Edward Green David Greer Philo Grommon Wichita Falls Henrietta .Q 4 f If 3 jack Gross Jane Hall Dallas Loving FRESHMAN Janice Hallford Ste e H d D XVichita Falls wvlhitaalliiliis ongfriiwley on V .lfm Heath Moody Hill Sharon Hines Waurlka, Oklahoma Wichita Falls Wichita F3115 Paul M. Hodges Joe CBuddj Hoff William E. Holderby Wichita Falls NVichita Falls Sundance, Wyoming 75' William V, Hogg, Jr. Elaine Ann Holley Bertha Anne Hood Granite, Oklahoma Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Marian Hook XVichita Falls Charles Ray Horton Vlfichita Falls .fi ,:'yi. laiigg-' , V,-'IH I A1i.'5ff . Johnny A. Horton Possum Kingdom Lake amiga t Dairel G. Hutson Bowie ,lr . 4. ' Jack Hunter Wichita Falls K ' Phill J. Isley Wichita Falls Gary James Carole Anne Jenkins Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Glynn Dale Huff Vernon f ' 65:1 Jerry Hustead Electra George S. Jacobs Holliday FRESHMAFN .? 'Thursey Jensen Loretta Johnston Barbara Jones Velma, Oklahoma Archer City Byers J , , ,yr A 1. Jackie Jones Leroyce Jones Lenke Karikos Electra NVichita Falls Stowhadbedy, Hungary , P ' ll '--, M' Q, l 'T a' 'f 1. Nz. .,,,- izf ,. ' -, I l . 3' Ll Freda Kemp Jessie Kilmar Kenneth KCI1d!'iCk Randlett, Oklahoma Vernon L0CkneY Q-.3 Cheston Ketchersid Barbara Kimball Chris King Vernon Fort XVorth Meg?-fgel James Arthur King Todd K. Lane Wichita Falls Wichita Falls A . Olie Lazenby jerry B. Lee Wichita Falls Meridian john A. Love Allen A. Lucos XVichita Falls Wichita Falls ,ex Patricia Ann McGill Julia Ruth McMahan Fort Myers, Florida Gainesville Z A Gerald Land Wichita Falls john Love Paducah Elizabeth Lynam Electra FREWSHMAN Glenn McPherson Martha Marchand Don Wayne Marlow Alton, Illinois VVicl1ita Falls Electra C , M, ,x wg Q - .f ,ss Q , :sm fn . Gene Merrill Ronald Wayne Mendenhall Herbert L. Miller XVichita Falls VVichita Falls Wichita Falls - H 1: l Alex Mills Tod A. Moore Jerry DOH M0I'fiS Burlcburnett Vlfichita Falls Velma, Okla- Vyvyan Morris Cleona Mullins Donna Mundkowski Rurkhurnett Burkburnett Grandhels, Okla. Peggy Newsom Wicliita Falls Norma Carrol Offutt Wicliita Falls Robert L. Ong Wfichita Falls 3.52 5 la, EQ? FWS E. Nolan Morgan M unday Charles Oliver Loving Alice Opella Wichita Falls Gail Palmer Dortha jean Parker Wichita Falls Addington, Gkla. Bobby Lee Oden XVichita Falls Gary Oliver VVichita Falls Edward Orr Ridgewood, New Jersey FRESHMAN Susanne Pzirkanyi Budapest, Hungary , ya agfmg , Iwi? , Q . 5557-a , Albert D, Pattillo Austin nuuu sq . I Edward Pennartz Robert Perkins Wichita .Falls Glney IEA. ii - f sl . Fifi .- . if Lx: i 1 '- Viz -1 H M Q5 - 3' ,.-:: -,iii -,-, I J i . .1 Qs :sz-g , - .I Larry Phillips Lester Phillips Wichita Falls Munday Jackie Price Vernon mi. if J F - W 4, . ,, as - A w ' W, 1, fi? mfg Gary Don Primm Wichita Falls im! - Donald R. Pemberton Burkburnett Patricia Ann Phillips Burkburnett Douglas Powell Shannon David Reichert NVichita Falls 5: Carl Ramsey Mary Ramsey Itasca Oklaunion Bobbie Jean Rice Yoafum if .5 K, Y if 1. effliidszisii di Paul K. Riley Freddie May Roberson David Robinson Vlfichita Falls Vernon Dallas Jack Rogers Richard Rosser Wichita Falls Graham Don Clifford Rutledge Wichita Falls Sid Suagee Edward L. Schwartz Wichita Falls Vernon FRESHMAN V ...pri Joyce Ellen Schmitz Wicliita Falls Bill Shelton VVichita Falls wilt , 1- f ff' Richard Siber Burkburnett Freddie Smith Chillicothe fs, 3 ,.q . Q gg . -. . '-.-21.54 7 ', -P . z . i ,,.,3': ,Qi H, 'Q Y- , ,sl 4 J., .-.,' ill: -.-.-- , .5-.: .-.- : : 'A ' ' rg-V tr i A i we 5 5 . u- ' 4. i 1 5 Q J . 4 L Neg 1-'I' l 4, . ,W . f Alf I' X A N P I. 3 X, , 4 55' , ' 5 ! ,, -55.32 as .,., f ,... ' - gi.,. m-E31 X ., Q FE WV ,A5llw 6 ui iwsgfi g 1- 'if 452 e if S ' ' ' if - jack Scott Waurika, Okla. jacquetta Shepherd Midway f Billy C. Simpkins Wichita Falls Jolene Smith Hastings, Okla. I Donald Seale Oklaunion Larry Thomas Shepherd NVichita Falls Betty Ruth Skelton Harrold Ledford Joe Smith , Holliday Vicki Smith Wichita Falls Dewey Spence Wichita Falls Willie Mae Stevenson Earl Spruiell Wichita Falls Calvert Georgia Stone Wichita Falls George R. Straka Oak Ridge, New Jersey Barbara Talley Anita Thompson XVichita Falls Iowa Park NL. V ,, 4 Roma jan Spikes Crowell Carolyn Stolle Vernon Jeanie Strickland Haskell FRESHMAN 45 sn Carroll W. Thompson Haskell Jimmy Thompson Calvin Underwood Vernon Markley gl lg-2 N or mggpk a' Henry Vaughan Burkburnett 5. ' QD , I M Q53 ' .rf Clifford Vogtsberger David Waters Wichita Falls Valley View flaw' s Kaye Williams Wichita Falls F' P-iw. Alford Washington Hillsboro Lyndel Williams Era Word Comanche, Oklahoma Chillicothe if-eff 5 , V --v Q 1 3 A A 'L , 'vii' B .1 , 2 3. - 511 Q, .78 N 23 V i A .. . ' -if . - , A ' , f y .14 Y, In ' ' i- i 2 - ' .. , JH 15' ' 7 e, 31. , ,f ' 'gi r if ,K - . W J AQ' joy White Glen Ester Wichita Falls Iowa Park Weldon Roberts Wichita Falls .pw Carol Wilhelm Vernon James Larry Watts Vernon joe Tom White Vernon Betty W. Winfred Waurika Thomas John Wmn Wichita Falls .ia fr - 4.4 7' it - james Don Watson -JOY Windel B. Andrus Wichita Falls Robert Wright NVichita Falls sf ,n , at Don H White VV1ch1ta F1115 Helen Whiting Wichita Falls FRESHMAN V1 5:-4, E.. --f , 'fasix if QQ?-21 15 if W Stanley West james Donald Young Wicl1ita Falls Hope, Arkansas :P 5 n 52 5 n Queen S x f 1,4 K, M Wvi, 52 N af 2. Curl, that's not the way to hold a rope. .. Ma? uties at home. That's a boy for you, Vyvyan! - ,. John and chorus singing The Alma Mater .',,1 2 Z n w Duck, Betty! 1 J 03044, Tic? ,, A Nw? 31 , X k I my Q1 gf .A 3 L , A 4:5 W 'Q X L H ' 4 e ' W - fain , T 1 , W' , BLOCK AND BRIDLE The Block and Bridle Club promotes interest in modern faini ing and ranching practices, creates a closer relationship between members of the organization and the university and maintains the order and standards set by the national council. OFFICERS Bill Lundberg ......................... President james Adams ..................... Vice President Bob Maples ................ . Secretary-Treasurer joe Brown .... Student Government Representative . S, N , , I r Blake, Buxey, Maples, Lowrance, Greer, Seaman, Lit tekin, Lundburgh, Adams, Rucker, Brown, Peacock, Vin- cent Duvall-Sponsor. LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS A French club that studies French customs and idiosyncracies so that the students of the language may better understand the French-speaking people. u- OFFICERS Don Reed . . . ....................... President Don Owens .... Vice President Lee Herrick .... ....... S ecretary Pat McLean .... .... T reasurer A U-li, a I , M, . .Z ,........- k,,.,. , ,Awww -x. ,V - M - '-'- ' e -as . .ff 'Fi' 5: 5 gigs iii -'55 Left to Right: Toombs, Reed, McLean, Mr. Combe Csponsorj 1 ,-Q 515:13-5 ,. ,,,- ,vi is THE COWI-IAND CLUB The Cowhand Club, a men's service club, promotes fuller par- ticipation in university activities. The club is composed of men who have a B average and an outstanding record in some phase of extra-curricular activity. OFFICERS Dick Cranford ......................... President Kenneth Lane ..... . . . ....... Vice President Tom Davis .................. Secretary-Treasurer Bailey Corbett. Student Government Representative ' --' if r Front row-Prickett, Opella, Corbitt, Anderson, Talley, NVilliams, ljrice Second row-Robertson, Holt, Swartz, Henderson, Husband, Lewis - . Back row-Sponsor, Dr. Beyer, Cranford, Callaway, Lane, Howington, Poirot, Davis THE CCWGIRL CLUB The Cowgirl Club is a Women's student service club. Its pur- pose includes the promotion of service projects among the stu- dents. It cooperates with the faculty and administration in pro- moting activities. OFFICERS Lu McDonald ......................... President Jo Ellen Nichols .... ....... V ice President Glenna Diltz ................ Secretary-Treasurer Janelle Huffman . Student Government Representative ' '. - 5' ,N Left to Right: Front row-Stringer, Craighead, Diltz, XVilliams, Duckworth, Mcffraw, Nichols, McDonald, Foster Back row-Vollmer, Huff, Hoffman, Prechel, Waldriln, Meyers, Trainham, Clancey Sponsor-Mrs. Annie Vallee NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club is a religious group for Catholic students on the campus. The club is a new organization which was first introduced on the campus 2 'years ago. Its purpose is to promote fellowship and a more Christian-like attitude. OFFICERS Deirdre Hund ......................... President Kay Farley ....................... Vice President Elizabeth McCarty .................... Treasurer David Derby . . Student Government Representative ' wfffwt- ff. We J: til, ll 'l Brown, Hund, Farley, McCarty, Opella, Griffin, Pennartz, Derby, Littekin, Father Conney, Cot terley, Berend, Lentz, Blake, Ruddy, Moxath. HCJME ECONCDMICS CLUB The Home Economics club is to develop leadership ability and an understanding of people. It seeks to promote professional atti- tudes and interests, and it encourages the making of friends among people in the home economics profession. The club is af- filiated with the American Home Economics Association. MW my , , 4-wr S' ,L Eyons, Spencer, Mrs. Anne Blakeney Furrh, Prechel, Krajca, Kreebs, Stolle, Spencer, Jackson, ,hepard SPURETTES Spurettes is dedicated to campus service and social activities and is the sister organization of the Boot and Spur Club. 'HF -A' Lee, Bagget, Hines, Herrick, Faulkner, White, Howard, Walbrick, Womack McCauley, Cardwell, jackson, Lyons, Sturgeon, Bowden, Fairchild, Felty Riddle, McCracken, Cowey. BGGT AND SPUR Boot and Spur is a social and service club which cultivates fra- ternal fellowship and performs Worthwhile services for the campus. T ' , I ' . rl fr? l-j5jr'K'f!vfg1gQ iw x - J 'if' '. .. , fi - '.7'. , wg ,mt A .. rm ,gg ,frm W .. ,- VY. A-zglvpgg, First Row-Atchly, Knightlinger, Alexander, Knightlinger, Lang, McElroy. Second Row-Suagee, Morris, Grommon, Fischer, Reichert, Aboussie, Coker Spruiells, 0rr,lHenry, Powell, Doerller, Moore. N WESLEY FCUNDATION The Wesley Foundation is composed of Methodist students of the University. Its members meet daily for meditation fellowship. GEOLCJGY CLUB The Geology Club encourages further study in geological sub- jects and attempts to create interest in geological developments. The club sponsors frequent field trips. Membership is limited to geology students. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION CCUNCIL Baptist Student Union, composed of University students be- longing to the Baptist faith, strives to strengthen and encourage religious fellowship. N ' aaal, 'T' its 4 tif! .. gfgw N is i 5 al? .12 Left to Right-Front Row: Wood, Presidentg Jamesg Evansg Mullinsg Es- tradag Sturgeong Loveg Alford, Director. Back Row: Rev. Dean Newberryg McManusg Houstong Birdsongg Harde- mang Nivensg Malloneeg Sparks. Students National Education Association SNEA is an organization composed of prospective teachers. The club sponsors programs to aid future teachers in develop- ing professional attitudes and interests. MUSIC CLUB The Music Club fosters interest in good music, particularly in the cultivation of appreciation among the University student body. Through the club's influence, outstanding artists are pre- sented in concert in Midwestern University Auditorium each year and other important achievements are made possible. The organi- zation is open to all who are interested in music. SL 1 F Ci fri ' ':-lu' 5,- '-A65-Q? ,fifgyw 'f' jg M' 'lu Wi ,Q .3 . . K - ww . Y, Mj ,,.1:,J ?.',.1.,.4fgw ,i.3Lm.,-. ,L xy 55? Bottom Row: Moncrief, Palmer, NVarren, Lewis, Cowan, Hund. Second Row: McLean, Cason, Martinez, Felty, Karikas, Hsueh, McManr1, Carey, Hines. Top Row: Hughes Kent Qsponsorj, Powell, XVyatt, Mosley, Smith, Roberts, Parrigan, Anderson, Perot, Park, Geyman, Parkanyi. PHI MU THETA Phi Mu Theta is an honorary music society organized in 1950 open only to music majors and minors who maintain a minimum average of B, Its direct interest is in raising the standards of music students. spiritually, intellectually, and artistically. The or- ganization presents at least one benefit concert each year to assist in building a scholarship fund for worthwhile students of music who are in need of temporary aid. Wiwf' Left to Right-Bottom Row: Parrigan, Hund, Geyman, Palmer, Cowan, Moncrief fofficersj. , Top Row: Martinez, Powell, Wfarren, Carey, Lewis, Felty, Anderson, McLean, Wyatt, Hsueh, Roberts, l-lines. INDIANETTES The Indianettes, just formed in 1957, is a pep squad dedicated to the support of Midwestern's basketball team. The purpose of this club is to lead cheers during the game and perform at half- time, dressed in full Indian regalia. Left to Right-Back Row: Hall, Thompson, Darnell, Faulkner, Williams, Parker, Nichols, Adair, Vollmer, Mullins, Smith, Huff, Stolle, Morris, MacDonald, Duckworth, Waldrip, Opella, Prechel, Killman, Sturgeon, Hallford, Evans, Myers. Front Row: Strickland, Bilkes, Ragsdale, Hoffman, Walbrick, Reynolds, Jones, Bowden Newsome, VVhite Qmascotj, McCraw, Marchand, Baggett, Brown, Armour, Womack Price. Fursusonl. Tohnston. In -. .xm l H N p ' 1, . 11 it S 3 Yi 1 , I ii, ,qw I-vim nl Yi 2 i r STUDENT NURSES Midwestern University cooperates with the Wichita General Hospital School of Nursing, by providing basic science and liberal arts courses for student nurses, also the arts and science courses required in Technical Nurses program of the Wichita Falls State Hospital. T Q, 1 V, ,- :img 1 1 7 71 .' -, . we QL 1 1 -, , . V , , , , , gf -mi .A lj' ..K 4 uw Q, 15: 2 . r 1 I 5 H Y . t , ' ii X THE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB The Business Administration Club is for students of business administration. It sponsors programs which give members an opportunity to discuss business practices and to hear lectures given by business men of the area. - 1 ' ' ' ' K-' sl! ,uns r YY, . J,, -. j- gg sis-1-lui Q- ii mm, 1 . i Y 1 1 is if , t t f , ip ' , I if V- lu' LL .i if MH fijgw., NN.. ,NQL1 it I 1 - A Y YJ: Z X , VV-wx K V, Fu H 5 X. ', ' , 'gp-2' . ezn- -zzz, I ' -f ' 1. - 6, -f i::f2!ff:L:', ', G '-in ,ff-7'tfgW yy, Iiiff:-1:1411 rg. A id if 3 Left to Right-First Row: Mathis, Williams, Mills, Calhoun. Second Row: Price, Marchand, McCraw, Thompson, Vollmer, S Third Row: Reichert, Berend, Bourland, Fore. Fourth Row: Mahaney, Olmstead, Staples, Dauten, Mowrer. turgeon. 5:1 .qnrf I-.. V -was , 5 -if VETERANS CLUB This organization of veterans on the campus promotes a spirit of fellowship among the veterans of all the Wars. Left to Right-First Row: Schwarz, Hicks, Mahanay, Mathis, Staples, Elrod, Beaners. Second Row: Knieff, Clements, Mills, Hogalley, Allen, Graham, Hurlie. Third Row: Einhaus, Henry, Wilson, Watts, Henderson, Rutledge, gi.. 1 .E V all Q s F WAI-KUN STAFF The Wai-Ktln, the ohicial yearbook of MU, presents all phases of wholesome university life. It is edited and published by the students with the guidance of the faculty. Students who are active in the production of the Wai-Ktin receive good training in the field of journalism. The yearbook is issued without additional cost to stu- dents who have paid their activity fee for both semesters. Mary Bonner Editor-in-Chief 2- 1- f e .i lf.,-.:f'f'E..,iew-, is 2' , FZ ,J 3 : I fl gtg .. , ' A x c F -F1 f 2 22.1. ..'iH-er 9 . i . . f ,747 HI.. , in-1-uf 4 ,,. ,V .S M-AWN f A 1 i 7 gf V: V 4435: W, rx fi, A 7 A Q ' Left to Right: Bonner, Brown, Cranford, jones, Lee, Opella, McEwen, Coufal lm 1 A , l 4 -. agfqw- F if Ginger McEwen Dlck Cranford 1 , .. Sports Editor COPY Edltof Pat Brown Assistant Editor if , X153 ,Y 1 X,-xsgkw , L--....,, Jackie Jones Copy Editor Alice Opella Club Editor Betty Coufal Copy Editor 2- 'Y 5512 'E Q .5 Ju: W nr M2 nm . .., .. Wednesday, Alpha Phi Omega-5 Fowler 115. Movie. Follow the Sun' -University Ballroom . Play, 'iDinl' M for Murder - 8:l5 p.m.-Auditorium. Mmm lntrzimurnliiw-5 pm..- l-'alls Bowling Alley, Bno! and Spy: pleglgo s1n!gl.ing1 6:30 p.m.+-Univtlicsity Ghnler. Boot and Spur-7:30 p.m.-Unl- , versity Center. gig ' W 1 'V YT? MVR Tlxurselny. Ocfnbox' iT Wal-Kun slat! meeting--2 p.m. -Ad 105.. f. Play, Dlal. M fm: Murder - 8:l5 pm. Aurlitqzjiuvu. Friday. October is Play. Dial M for Muller - 8:l5 p.m. Q-1 Audllorlzlmiffv Dance-Geology Club, E-ll p.m. -Physical Scigvycox Building. ' Mmmay. oeumer 21 ' Spureltesw-5 p.m.-Bea Wnml Hall. H . . Cm-flmnrls-S p.m.-University Cguinr' . SE: f . . Sluklent Government 7:15 p,m.-Calcleria. Lo Chaleau'clgzric1iiQ47 Le Chateau. nf' .n il 1 9 .re l P ff. 'G Y ' 'Y Q li an 7, 7 5 .ir pf- ',.:'gg'-1--wi-V 1'-few., - 1 T .L 1745: , , 5,2 ' f lil. .4 .51 ' . ' f , ff 5. - ' 5 E -' 5' ' f .. . A was 53, W H ' f E ,um ,gg V? ,V X . EEN? Jays. . Q? 57 . 5 ,715 V - Y .lm 5 ,S yi Ei . V . . 4' , ' f .M W .1 A ' pile: ':-,Qi . it 5 , fiigjs.-T5 ffzgk, , .i ..,. ,. ill 3, UV3.:1'l-g'Qjf wg. S. ,N '- .1 - '-fd nw Q K - A 1. 1lf57i6hiiieFaJJl5if'Tegggs: wgdnesaiif. 'o62giSber'oiis.f 1957. AQNUMQEREQ. mf ,,m ,,,f5.Q.g,, Tl ' .. ...ns 'K' , ' -f-. away SNES 0h in I ., tim. -iii?-fi? B f d in in . 1 an mare Hep- , J E I llarry Juniors. his lrnmnel :uid will provide mlgzilc for .lhE2fi' Homecoming Dance this Nov. 22 in the Center Ballroom, - The oplheswnnce will mark mill? ' of .the few cngagemcnfs lhat -THXHY-'S Wilkxbyc playing outside qt 1 Hollyxvuzitliiiliis Q-:ii-, 'Fle has ye- cenlly ulnblished perm,-mnnt Iifiggfff 1' FHQQBHC0 in Hulliwood and will cP'1lm'1 mflsl HE flmlre ncllvl-A yj ' I tics In the Const' .gilt K 1 n James Tf' ily with 1 lhc past 2 H 5 K -Q - f 4 years 1 e Youf' 1 mg method on Thai X v. H innliucllon ls being 'z iw. m education circle-1 arg msg lt to the workshop which wlu used in the post. In ggilhnse ag. ., fznggjggill is :md are K V A and for ,fgjff Silky! my 9 ri . Ilieiileg, in on , 3:15 Dim. Soon after the -:urlain A. Y lhe telephone will ring. house xnon1U.-lvl moment the lovely Margot This may x A Ax L 'dice Mun Healthy, in blue on Luncliin , 'l ,j ,. 1 Symphony QJ'clm'sirh-Brig, pm.. -Memorial Auclitbriunij , Tucsclgy, Qotober 22 Cnwglrls, ff ja.m.4Eeo ,Wand Hull Alpha Order-7:30 - University Cenler. Students Eligible To Submit Verse The Nalionnl Poetry A,55Q:iaf tion has 2ximouime13i'll1e nlnvnnlh- numml competition for 'college sludc-nts. , Ani: nnliflehl ixfiillgihlciln sullen mil his versa, and There is no: limitation as lo form ni' theme. Slmiicr wnrks urql' preferred! byl me Lwmiia nf ludges, beczfuse br' space limitations. Each poem n1usQ,,be,lggge:l og. 'printed on n sepnliifb :incl must bear the name and home addnels o.f,,1hc srndunt. as well as the nmiin ofiilin college ate, landed. . H The closing dale for the sub- miislon oijggmnxfwlficlrlplu il! Nmig. Ember , ...,, Ten:-hers and lihrzurinns are inviicrd lggf3nhn1ll.5 iilwnytrg scriptfa for 'cDnsidqruLioxY?5ai6r pos- silzlc inclusion in lhe4 'Tcn1h Annual Nqllonzglgffunclxggs llidlngyf' ' WSG The closing dale for the sub- mission of ynnxinggriimlgggglgy wl- lelgo xlbzicliclz-4 ':ilsQ?lllTifgi'1nrxs ii January I. f f .15'ees'oQ.clmrgQs :ire nhl. mncle faififieithiiigiy mzccmnuce 'fggr slgliii miiklon uf verse. All work will he jnilgczchou mggit alone. l kivggmiungigigdln he msentlrlg 4l.lie'ofEiocWl' thifassoniation, Nfl:-4 tional Poclry' Agsoqlalinn. 3210 gcc, will open, the door oi, tnedmgm, ci-ngggggjn uigggxhnneajgndr answei. '1'hexif? l.he murclef tinker: Place. 1 Jilmes Rncrhesler .-plays ,the lead role ol Tony llfcndicc, lnlur- nalional tennis oimrnplnu, who devises la clcynr plan for- the mnux-cleifbf his yiionng and wczllfhy wife, Mnrgoz. Thinking thai ivlargugihas lpegome too irienrlly with 'Max Hzillidny EAlclun Gar- relzl, writer oi TV mystery plays. 'l'ony works on! u scllpme ltr do ,away .gzsfillxw lgiargofijjild obtain her iurlune for himself. The idea .includes blackmail- nnzl Lhe s-lifgleglcngjgjv pliiined isle-ph:-me call lo set the scene ,lor murder. 'she plnn dnoi nnl. 'lncludfinn llnfnrcocrfn clmnfe in rzircnnslancms. But the sudden change, xncvcerllinlegs, docgznul prewlent murder iron-1 tiglfirag place. -Pnl. Jackscfnwilplzxys ,Cap- 'lain Alinsgsilkigflfifiuxvlifjifml thb hlncln-nail and in u veij: special .3y'ayV..ggjth Bile murder. Oliver 4K1:llbSr:'ils, iffrieipkxrldr Hubbarzl, with whom the audience laboizv to solve the sevorm mysteries inlwrchat inglllme ooinmittlilif of' the crime. ' Loren Orr, of the spccch and icii'znns:i.i:lcull,x. fllrGClS1l.l1E! sljlmv. He has also designed and super- vised construction ai the scl- ting, which is thu snglnk Lfmdun apeliimmonl ol Margfii a1xd iTony Wenrlicc. Rochester, senior ciynmn ,rnnjai an Midxvc-slegn, hn5iiQ?bee:i'hZliva in MU 'Phealer for two youu-ga pngl. Miss Eleznll and Carroll. lJul.li'fQQ,f.i'esllMcSfx, maligb 'l.l1el?5Pfix'sl. .V He l nppenrancus on Lhe MU stage in Y ' ' the prcscnLVifeh!iule.lMl59 Heath 5 from VF5ui'ikn,jjOlg1:i.-wnricl ,Kg Q, ' M H U Sorrell 'is from Clmznvell. ,W Y Jackson is A g'radua!c student inum.:.Breck9n:ldg9yQ5glSHlli3i3f is il soniork from Wlclilfi'l'f5kF:lllSfQ'ZBoLh have plnycd load roles in MU 'Eheagor shows., ' vm N A Prrkllxcli on QQ staff .in'cluEleSglCor-' 'ine Kzirrcnigrcck ng sllsgd man- ager ,yillxifgiligillie 'lion Perry as ussisfiliil, iiicltyi Wrlklrlp :ind',?Ql3e'L5fb3'1S01'S,l:MUS Bell! Ply' lfellylfflhoggp Spdrelie Chaplain Y Marilyn ,Folly thcf new chaplain foriiihe Spunzlles in 21 rcccnggpautlpg oi the club The2pledgriSf7n1ct-1'willjil qggmllcro. in Lhcir lagl mceifing nnil en- tertained .thorn by singing songs zlhoni me club. Fi., ' At this riienliugllzlxey Sieceivccl lhclr schedule for this wecl-:. Monislfo' wks frualgany wflewfnr Elie Dgggfn' uniir l.oclQy'ls Gypsy Day. 'Ilillxrsday St. Paiill Minn. Dr. Snilllixigggd asa an gncl In Q ilge scat Kar 1110 Show at the Cenler lmurk lor office. tickets. nl' and drama, egcl gl Asialic iPi'ofc.-:sur nl hielory nnd chciir- I mam of Lhc dexxntinenl of social fiiilienceini-. Milizhifll sfflmi Jr. has been elected president ull the uonlercnceoyl Asiatic sind-l ies. This' is an -orgatxiitlon lions l sisling ni the Asian hiitory. Poll- I lical science, sqginlogynnd econ- W dfnlc 'ptfxicssslirshnl colleges iginn Miclwesfcrn slntes. f During the mooring, held in 11 pupcr entitled, The Genesis' and Development oljjflie Aim- Asinn' 'Blouk fgi'zjnz1 at the cloning linliincssfbgizssion oi lhe convention. ',1As pmsirlonl, Dr. Smith will mmm during nic yeaiin sun- wnlcr, Okla. and Dallas to plan gb: 1958 uonx'ffi1lin11,kj.ffhlclx will PIeglges.llq,noI1ed Pledges tar T-he Criygglrls 'fern honoitrl Tuesiiify lE1i3f355lHLf VVifl1 a dinner. Thdkevenlknmarkerl the irerinalglinirialloki ning, -me . mob. A Apprnxlmnlely 25 cowgirlsigxnd pledges were present. including lenporif and lllrs. J. I-I. Vallee. li Plans :ire being made -1 ,cause les- bliiiiild :Tiling coming in honor of, the 1a1f1i-,Alex Plwef lwwiie for lhc Coivgirliuzg and' lhclr bi-oLl1qxj club.. the Cmvhzmds, tn Lignxfelififfpzmrt lngelhggf ,.' in ,Horns- cnmlnlg. if Tlmgrmlub oiflceijgziarg: Kinda 7li'IcG?aiii.', prlizigililentifiienn Myers, vice presildemg Pnl Clancyg sec- rntnryjrjazid hxqgsux-Egg5lS'laijfAnn Davlfff rfpllrgirg' Emi Juggler: Nichols sturlgxnt cdancn :gpm- Bxgggil X28 Poetry display Admmistra cal Smith E.lec.l:ed Study Group we in-lrl in Columnin. Nia. ln mn, The l-lm'Fou1iQn1inu' Siudies sponsored thu venuon. Llgcalgggi-: Culhnrindi 5 College, Collcfzc ond Hamlin l'xoS9sN Enrvlhg Dr, Werner Low versity ol Mlxmesnfa was in clifihgc ol arrnl1gsnxBnl.s.-. Dr. Smilh has been at an SXHSFE.. nl' nixmcr53.i5N which vprious ww urlih? he v K. sed. Dehiillefgli WZ.. .l -.. -.., 1 opeui at ,the Music oveningrldct. land, choir wiping M.. 11 i I 1 i if 5 'Q 1- ull , . '-win' A S!-QQ? ANQUU0 Algae? .is ifzhcdmed to Qflyul. l gf xg' , V7 ' ' ,pm- Ciilliorrliii? ' M' foie? ond'fFriC1BWiS ' ! 9f:lgenl'Ef5i2.l'?' f55l,,.. ii l A W I lqgix. H -, ll K J ' ' 7 . E ,- 'Q ' is . 'Q V ' K' 5 ' . xx x Q 1 ' ' f 1 1.1. an - fi ,, , -R .K . fu il ,ww , S.. Q l J . Charles Wolston Dan Martin, jr. Sports Flditor Photographer Photographer The Wichitan is a weekly newspaper which records the activities and reflects the spirit of the University. The Pub- lication seeks to present announcements of the coming events, to report the news of happenings in the different phases of university activity, to promote a wholesome spirit, to furnish students and teachers a democratic medium of expression on university problems, and to afford an oppor- tunity for students of journalism to test their talents. The paper is issued to holders of student activity tickets without cost. First Row: Caroline Vogel, Crys Lee, Vicki Smith. Second Row: Bill Davis, Ken Seaman, Joe Brown, Charles Wolston, Jo Etta Grey, Jane Dobbs. Third Row: Dan Martin, jr., John Love. Editor ............ ........ C rys Lee Business Manager . .. ..... Caroline Vogel Sports Editor ................................. Charles Wolston Society Editor ..................................... Jane Dobbs Reporters: Jo Etta Grey, joe Brown, Bob Miller, Neal johnson, Ken Seaman, Dixie Davis and john Love. Photographers ............. Charles Wolston and Dan Martin, Jr. Faculty Sponsor ................................ J. Louis Cozby THE PRESS CLUB Qfficersz The Press Club membership is limited to members in good standing of the staffs of the three University publications, The Wichitan, The Wai-Kun, and the Owakiya. Through this club, the University holds institutional membership in the Texas Inter- Student Government Rep, collegiate Press Associationt Ginger McEwen Q President ........ Crystal Lee Vice-President Barbara johnson it 4 ff-. - Env: . W N Q tml'-l'1m:' -MGE?--w, kg? ,JN S '13, , S Left to right: Johnson, Miller, Seaman, Brown, Vogel, Smith, Dobbs, Martin, WOISYOH, LCC- CWAKIYA . The Owakiya is the literary magazine of the University. Spon- sored by the university, it' includes the best of the contributions submitted by members of the student body. The magazine is issued quarterly. Officers: ,, Editor .... ......... B arbara johnson mi' . Y - Copy . . . .............. Noel Irby Dee Anna Ferguson Sponsor .... .Dr. Saralyn Daly a johnson editor looks over some of the copy that it takes to make up the magazine Left to Right: Roma jan Spikes, Barbara Johnson, Caroline Vogel, Dlan Martin, Noel Irby and Dee Anna Ferguson I ALPHA CHI Texas Alpha Gamma Chapter Alpha Chi, chartered in April 1951, is a national senior college honorary scholastic society. Active membership shall be restricted to regular under- graduate students of the junior and senior classes and shall not exceed the upper tenth of the graduating class determined by the entire record of such students in the electing institution. ' ' ' , 1957 NEW MEMBERS OF ALPHA CHI. Left to right Spring Inmates . Estes, West, Baggett, Wood, Vlfoodard, Doyle, Wal Back: Daniel, Parmer, Ramirez, James, Owens. brick and Palmer' Front: Tilford, Cowey, Myers, Smith, James, Thompson, Smith. Members : Cowey, Virginia James, June Myers, Jewel Owens, Don Sjostrom, john Initiates, 1958 Baggett, Patsy jean Binion, Gerald Doyle, Bennie D. Estes, james Palmer, William Scott, Frances Scott, Joyce Walbrick, Patricia Warren, Donald Wood, Cleatus Woodard, Audie West, Jewel Members on the Faculty Dr, Floyd Ewing Mr. Louie Huffman Mrs. Ruth Karr Sponsors : Dr. Madge Davis Mrs. Ruth Karr Mrs. J. H. Jameson PHI THETA KAPPA Delta Alpha Chapter Phi Theta Kappa is a national scholastic honorary fraternity for junior colleges, corresponding to Phi Beta Kappa in senior colleges. Delta Alpha Chapter of Midwestern University was installed on March 13, 1940. 1957 Spring Initiates MEMBERS OF PHI THETA KAPPA. Front rowl left to right: Stone, Spikes, Felty. Second row- Ilifjxlfgflyjflfqeelfi fI1QQft1fQO1,fjfi',Ilggffpalmer Dixon, Calhoun, Armour. Back row-Palmer, Reid Members Clark, Linda Joan Felty, Marilyn J McLean, Patricia Nell Reid, Don Vogel, Caroline Initiates, 1958 Armour, Anna Louise Armstrong, Katherine Cupit, john C. Dixon, Loretta E. Fry, Carolyn . Land, John Gerald Mullins, Cleona Phillips, Patricia Rogers, Delenna L. Stanley, William C. Spikes, Roma Ian Stone, Georgia Henry, George Pickens. Nancv Y ' Rogers. Honorary Members Dr. Travis A. White Dr, james B. Boren Dr. C. Colvert , Madge Davis ss Eva Weber james W. Collins Dr M1 Sponsor Dr. Madge Davis CHEMISTRY CLUB Officers President 1 ..... ............... R obert Hinkson Vice-President ....................... Jim Moore Secretary ........................ Caroline Vogel Student Government Representative. . .Pat Phillips Back Row:.Smith, Clayton, Goodrich, Oliver, Morman, Arp, Moxon, VVestbrook. Center Row: Dr. Bloom, Phillips, Forbes, Harrison, Mr. Adams, Mahler. Front Row: Eddleman, Moore, Hinkson, Cacldel, McClung. J' The chemistry club is an affiliated chapter of the American Chemical Society. Its aim is to further among its members a know- ledge of the developments in the field of Chemistry. Through the Chemistry Bulletin, published by the chemistry department, it maintains a close Contact with the industries of the area. l TAUi BETA SIGMA Tau Beta Sigma, national honorary sorority for college bands-women, was chartered May 5, 1951. Active membership is restricted to regular Midwestern University women band students. It is an organization operating exclusively in the held of college and university bands for the following purposes: to promote respect for the activities and achievements of college and university bands: to honor outstanding women in band: to stimulate campus leaclershipg to provide a pleasant and helpful social experience for all engaged in college band Work: and to cooperate with other musical organizations. Officers President ....... .......... .... N a ncy White Vice-President ...... ..... P atsy Cannedy Secretary-Treasurer .............. jackie Cardwell Student Council Representative .... Patsy Cannedy Left to Right-Back Row: Thoele, Cannedy, Baggett, White. Front Row: Lowe, Cardwell, McCauley, Fairchild. VICTORY HALL '57 E5 v Front Row-Left to Right: Jeanie Strickland, Jane Dobbs, Lani Forbes, Helen Whiting. Second Row-Left to Right: Jessie Killman, Donna Mundkouski, Thursy Snyder, Carolyn Fry, and Babs Jones. Third Row-Left to Right: Eva Word, Joy White, Jane Hall, Roma Ian Spikes, Martha Marshand, Roxy Evans, Anita Thompson. Fourth Row-Left to Right: Vyvyan Morris, Cleona Mullins, Carolyn Stolle, Raynelle Tate, Jackie Broderson, jan Q Heath, and Pat Phillips. Victory Hall, located on the south side of the central quad- rangle, is a modern fireproof, two-story dormitory with a housing capacity of forty students. MEMORIAL HALL w I , i Front Row-Left to Righti Jimmy Myett, Bill Miller, Charles Ray, Don Mahaffy, Glen McPherson, Dick Patillo. Second Row-Left to Right: Don Shelton, Tom Shelton, Don Flatt, Jackie Leach, Earl Mills, and dorm mon1tor, Mrs. Annie Vallee. Third Row-Left to Right: Bob Miller, Paul Cassidy, Douglas Powell, Danny Schaffner, james Estes, Marvin Foster, Richard Mcllroy, Don Shearmire, Jackie Wright, and Louis Morath. Memorial Hall is a modernly equipped fireproof brick building which will house forty students. QUEENS HALL I :77 ?': 'F1: '3 ': -T---k 1..--K. .. ML, ,215-:J :..- -. swap, ' . :Q 1. . - a 1-5 '. c, , . ' , :-- -gf - - . fr, -. - Y 74 .... . , -v. ,f ...-.,o -L . --M - . 1... ,A T Ma: V- . f-f , - . - f-,-,,. - . , 1 .1 7' - V . - W -4,--35 :1-.1554-3 Q ....,.4 ,,,.' ,gifyx 3 ng , .fe 2 L-1. ,w, . 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It is being used teinporarily, since the Fall of 1957 men students. MARCHMAN HALL Q A M Standing: Fleming, Laing, Rowe, Ashbrook, Reed, Ellis, Heurter, Hevreng Seated: Nixon, Lewis, Orr, Bishop Beatty. .,.F..I .E. Marchman Hall, a modern brick, two-story dormitory is located the West campus, south of McCullough. 'wmkititw i s l iisss yy H, 'Q BEA WO0 HALL I '17 Ilan , ms .iizfz . 11- f fn 1 rg . Ai T gg ji, Q , . Q L... gy 5 is 'L' I xi 'Y . ' , wil A .Y J. 47 -.d gp Bea Wood Hall is a modern two-story brick building on the southwest part of the campus which houses about one hundred students. It is the newest building on the campus. ki --Q.,,,,, -..- Wy W7 ,. rw' --. .--A ,If - ,-,, , ' H., 4+ ....5,M ' W erm'-H STUDENT COURT Student Court is a newly organized body on the campus. It consists of six members of the student body which are appointed by the Student Government. Student Court handles all types of student discipline problems referred to the court by the Dean of Students, such as traffic violations, infractions of dormitory rules, or infractions of campus regulations of any sort. The court hears the cases and, upon the evidence presented, makes recommendations to the Dean of Students. C5 - Y Left to Right: justices, Dave Monroe, Nancy Sturgeon, Dana Bowden, james Estesg Chief Justice, lackie Leach center. ' 5 so f K V Vi , ,X -f l . K :nk K kr or 4'-:h,,,,,Jl Y :LL , avi.-15 ,.- ' - V! Q., ,MI SZ STUDENT Seated, Don Lewis, President of the Student body, Left, Patsy Baggett, Secretary, and right, Ron Anderson, Vice President. Ji. gl 1' iss-. . :VI I' Q 2 .. Il.q:gf4y,.,u1- , I i T F' 1 iv' 3? ,v N , 'ia -1 -si . GOVERNMENT The Student Government is an organization whose major functions are to represent the student body, to call student elections, to assist in planning and regulating social life of the students, to charter campus organizations, and to help maintain good school spirit. The officers are elected by the student body as a whole, and the repre- sentatives are elected from each club or organization. All business falls into standing committees: Social chair- man, Betsy McCauleyg Public Relations Committee, Joan Riddle, Freshman Orientation, Art Husband, Elections Committee, Dick Pickensg Executive Committee, Don Lewis. The committees discuss and propose solutions and present the problems to the Student Council as a whole. This eliminates needless discussion on the floor. Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Victory Hall Bea Wood A.P.O. Cowgirls Cowhands Boot and Spur Spurettes B.S.U. Wesley Newman Club Religious Council Student Nurses Press Club Memorial Hall Queen's Hall Jerry Williams and Ginny Cowey Nancy White and James Estes Barbara Fairchild and Joe Fischer Joy White and Joe Tom White La Wanda Darnell Dana Bowden Marvin Barker Jo Ellen Nichols Bailey Corbett Philo Grommon Nancy Sturgeon Virginia Jackson Betsy McCauley David Derby Dave Monroe Mary Ann Randell Jane Dobbs Richard Mcllroy Art Husband Marchman Hall Indianettes Business Club S.N.E.A. Young Democrats N.C.O. Officer's Club Block and Bridle University Theater Alpha Psi Omega Eta Epsilon Geology Club Biology Club Veterans Club Choir Music Club Phi Mu Theta Tau Beta Sigma Kappa Kappa Psi Bobby Clynch Joan Riddle Roberta Thompson Delenna Rogers Mary Bonner Jackie Wright Boyce Fore Joe Brown Dick Pickens Bob Moore Pat Faulkner Bob Poirot Jackie Leach Earl Mills Wanda Hines Maxine Cannon Don Reid Patsy Cannedy Bill Bailey XJ ' .51-is we ' . in V ' , 8, 5 - 1, ,, s - 5 ff' f l , If A My fc Q- Lt. Col. Harold Brown if C ,. i- Above--Lt. Colonel Donald M. Zeis, former professor of military science and tactics at Midwestern shows his replacement Lt. Colonel Harold Brown and his new staff members around the campus. Also pictured are Lt. Doyle Smith, SFC Robert Orr, and SFC Buford Shaw. Below-Lt. Colonel Brown fseateclj holds a briefing of his new staffers, left to right, SFC Buford Shaw, Lt- D0Yle Smith, and SFC Robert Orr. i 'rfl 11. Q I! tc,, , N It ,st,,it Lstc, 7 Lugz? X ' A 1? ft K I X' .xxx 1, Ak s. fm 1' .au 3 , ' 1 'v Gig Q- new 'Y t ii ...Mk V , fi ' ,s 5, , fa E . ROTC Front row, left to right: Lt. Col. Harold Brown, Maj. Leo Harmon, Capt. James Crawford, Lt. Doyle Smith. Back row: Sfc. Lloyd Deerinwater, Sfc. Richard Halter, MKS joseph Baxter, MXS John Park, Sfc. Robert Orr. SPONSORS Back row, left: Judy Miears, B Company Sponsor, Betsy McCauley, Band Company Sponsor. Center, left, Part XVomaek, A Company Sponsorg jackie Cardwell, C Company Sponsor.. Front: Barbara Fairchild, Battle Group Spon- sor and queen of Military Ball. CADET BATTLE GROUP STAFF Tom Tullis. Jr., Gerald Binion. Front row: Barbara Fairchild and Williani Lundberg ,UI -W Back row: David Monroe, Oliver Kelley, Dan Martin, Second row: Charles Byars, Richard Parten, L. H. Wall, COMPANY 1 ST PLATOON Owens, VVilliam D. Cuba, Henry E. l-lrazdil, Donald R. King, james A. King, joe C. West, Stanley S. Golden, Charles M. Payne, ,lack C. Tarrant, David I. Doeril er, Donald XV. Smith, Ledford Kidd, XVilliam C. Ray, Charles D. Reid, Don R. Shepherd, Larry T. Company Commander, Major J. O. Myatt Company Executive Officer, Captain D. J. Derby Ist Sergeant, MfSgt. J. V. Wright lst Platoon Leader, 1st Lt. B. C. Corbett 2nd Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. R, W. McI1roy Sponsor, Patt Womack ZND PLATOON Rochester, James V. Clark, Glenn C. Bourland, James T. Huff, .Ion O. l-lenry, George E. Fleming, Clifford V Miller, Herbert L. Day, Jerry A. Elam, Jerry W. Barker, Jerry M. Cato, Deryl W. Taylor, Claude R. Mills, Virgil Keith, W. PI. Brady, W. VV. Dutton, Tommy R. Barnett, Donald R. Marlow, Don W. Seale, Donald L. Callaway, Clarence A XVilson, james M. Foerster, Kent N. Moon, Robert M. Rader, Billy Morgan, Norman R. jones, James O. Cole, Bob R. Hill, Ben E. Lebus, -lohn T. Sarcione, Richard M. Flenniken, Noble E. COMPANY B -' - ' -Arm' . '. :,,- Y-1 P.. - 1 V . - f -- -.-i.- . -. - jgfi, . ,,fgr,,-Mm ,. . X . X - A J NL., . .2 , - V . iw ., W , , , Aw, .. lrLi- LL... , L mag, . , ,ummm ' Muni . l ,.f.iaWaf.ef,-Ei,: '.' ' mi.dHU Umm m,1ln.f M H, ,M ig. 1 ' m'FS'fw. f . iia ei -M' Company Commanding Officer, Major Ivan R. Price 1ST PLATOON Freeman, Larry M. Houston, Donald E Lawson, Herbert L. Wright, Robert A. Ayers, Ronald E. Cardwell, james C. Hansard, Stephen L. Vogtsberger, Cliiiford H. Cox, Fred R. Rogers, jack L. Wall, Bobby L. Cowan, James P. Huffines, Vernal L. Wright, james W. -Iacobs, George Clynch, Bobby D. Ferguson, Edwin E. Company Executive Officer, Captain T. Taylor lst Sergeant, MfSgt. K. D. Powers lst Platoon Leader 2nd Lt. J. R. Franklin 2nd Platoon Leader lst Lt. Boyce Fore Sponsorfjudy Miears Estes, james R. . Power, Roy L. ' Berend, Donald L. Blanck, Sam A. James, Garry W. Eavenson, Harrold W. .Terry, james Clemmer, Darryl P. Douglas, Clyde G. XVhite, Joe Tom 2ND PLATOON Adams, George R. Cunnngham, Harrold R. Oliver, Charles E. Morris, -jerry , Hustead, Jerry Garrett, Aldon R. Smith, Freddie Grommon, Philo D. McDonnell, Gary L Phillips, Larry E. Gordon, Harry L. Ong, Robert L. Raines, B. L. A Roberts,,Weldon S. Youngblood, Don R Rosser, Richard M. Talley, Donald R. Lamar, Paul W. Rutledge, Don -C. Merrell, Gene N. Clayton, Jerry D. Holt, John N. Satterwhite, Tommy D Hill, Maddy C. CCMPANY C Gross, Gerald-Company Commander, Major Woodward, Audie-Company Executive, Captain Spears, Tom-Platoon Leader, 2nd Lieutenant Lang, Neil B.-Platoon Leader, Znd Lieutenant I-levrin, MfSgt. Jerry Patty, SFC Tommy Tulis, Sgt. Tommy Land, SFC james R. Averitt, Douglas C. Winn, Thomas J. Underwood, Calvin R Inman, Jerry Not pictured : Allen, Eddie C. McCandlus, Jerry W. Culberson, Henry Carroway, Jackie D. McCabe, jerry-First Sergeant jackie Cardwell-Sponsor Lavy, MfSgt. jackie Baily, johnny SFC Martin, Finus P. Amos, Ralph E. Land, John J. Goodrich, Errol D. Carr, SFC Milton Barker, Sgt. Marvin Houston, Robert W. Hathaway, Larry L. Neas, Herbert C. Pennartz, Edward J. Terry, Leslie M. Dye, jimmy D. Considine, Mike J. Sgt Fleming, William H. Tucker, Aaron D. Gustafson, David L. Buekiliew, John Cpl. 1-latlield, Don E. Lewis, Dennis L. XVelch, Jimmy R. BAND COMPANY Poirot, Richard-Company Commander, Major Lewis, Don-Company Executive Officer, 2nd Lieutenant Birdsong, Kenneth D.-Squad Leader Mills, jimmy T.-Squad Leader Stanley, B. C.-Squad Leader NVarren, L. Kightlinger, Adrian P. Siber, R. Hunter, I. Orr, E.. Brison, G. Serrat, Kendrick, Kenneth R. Ramsey, Carl W. Lane, T. 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V31 1 -V ix ,I Yxxirfimsifz, Www , me ie .- W 15 5- wx ggi? 5 .., M H' ww X' QE ,A 4 bugfi- -zfn, W : W - ,L fy ll: if - 5253 ig. I 1- -W.. -1 1 , w , , 3 M x -para J Q,..k,u1:w , 1' T43..-ML '1 X ,wif - , .,,. N 5 W f 113024 '-1? 155: , ' Z: :g.gz1w,2g, fx f 1' , rn r , Mi? K X X 1 , A , fm , at W Q, ,, U W if ,,ALM,, W , qw QS,,f 7- .uf - Y N, - '41 in 'lx 11 -w - 5 75:3 , , qgmig u X H ,, , X 521.10 ' 52125 -- wig, - V ffdiwm A Q? A , .. M ,...E,. , W 317:21 .3 W Nagy.,--. 1, 3WQgii 3, ,Lwug INTRAMURALS The 1957 Spring and Fall semesters saw Midwesterrfs Intramural recreation program develop into a well-rounded program, and in entering the new year, the 1958 Spring semes- ter had all the ear-marks of gaining even more momentum by the growing interest shown by the students in general. The success-of the program is due one Mr. Al Richardson, Midwestern's Intramural Di- rector, whose undying efforts led to the successful year and the promise of a better 1958. Of the some-odd ten Intramural events that made up the program, probably those which created the most interest and keenest competition were the two bowling leagues. The Aces won the Men's league, but only by a single game over a hard-pressing Stud trio. The Strik- ers, after getting off to a slow start at the beginning, climbed steadily throughout the sea- son and emerged victorious in the final analysis. . The Intramural touch-football league was composed of six teams, and Memorial Hall dominated the lead spot from start to finish. During the first half of the season, the Vets looked as if they would make it a raceg but when they met the D-Hall crew, it was Daniel Hall all the way. The basketball league created quite an interest, but Memorial Hall seemed to have more interest than the other live teams, for they swept the championship without a single defeat. Director, Albert Richardson, Senior Representative, Ivan Price FOOTBALL U-7, -,w mfr:-eff. 'aw ' 1 -is 'V 4 -H ela- 'QfE aw ' A ...,2, -wf.,.,l '. V I ,..,.---, ' .-2 Don't tag meg I have on my glasses. Myatt might pass, if Winstcad doesn't come on th1-Qugh. BAS KE Bob Land and A1 on the ball, anyway. don Garrett are keeping their eyes BALL MS Bob Owens looks on as Hclobbered knees jumps ump Ball as Cupit, on the right, holds his mouth just so, PINGPCDNG e Nw eees s N- as 3'ex'If2 :fs 1 U J :H gimvejgwHmggw I ' ' .A, ' Don't just do somethingg stand there! OWLING L Travis goes for a strike. i if 3 Left to right: Ginny Cowcy, Terry Morris, Billie Lou Perry, Peggy Stringer, Micky Howard. CHEERS -.J YZ? Aboussie, Kenya if -have lr 'Xl j ,M- ! l! ' x . A 1, X? 'N W, :F 'n , M 1 Wf 62 A ., ?L ' T 'ETICT' Q1-3 , cflrfrfr if 1. P V .- A 1- siinfitiiapf : f' at , l , t,.fi',T?f.., Ii A , .. ' - ' .ww ,yi wi l' -Q' - N fi f-25Ni,,tl!vw it i 4.1 ,, .nv ,M vu- 7 , M, ,fiL,l.se. xx 5' 1 5 T! 5391 N -, iw , a X713-.x . known organization of the university. It partici- pates in concerts each year and plays for ath- letic contests and social events and makes at least one long concert tour each year. NDIAN 1 1-ig ., ilk? HJ' EE l, :V .Li . ,H ,, .c 'ies ,-L . l Y -as-r-ne-H---' '- n fx., V, ii,,..,-rm-,U-1-ff-. vi ll' 1 -1-f 'T' tr. 1, i , 3 r 1 l We We W 'li- rn ,ii kqpfmkve 1 . . 1 .. f fr 'T ' ' 'tu iuumli ' it gy e 'Z g 'S:ff'-- . if M i i, ix -V j., W Q1 Top: Barbara Fairchild, jackie Jones. Bottom: Carol Collins. ,, s .Qi 3'N fig Q BAND PERSONNEL Baggett, Patsy Bailey, Bill Birdsong, Kenneth Cannedy, Douglas Cannedy, Patsy Cannon, Maxine Cardwell, jackie Carey, Richard Coker, jess Collins, Carol Davis, Dan Fairchild, Barbara Fischer, joe Geyman, ,lack Husband, Authur Hutson, Wayne jenkins, Carole jones, jackie Kendrick, Kenneth Lowe, Anne McCauley, Betsy Mills, -lim Morgan, Betty Morris, Bill Neel, Mike Orr, liclward Verot, Richard Ramsey, Carl Richardson, Buddy Serratt, jerry Siber, Richard Stanley, Billy Suagee, Sid Thoele, Dolores Thompson, Anita Thompson, jimmy VVester, Glen White, Joy VVhite, Nancy Williains, Kay Vifinstead, Joe Director Russell E. MCKIQICI i , 1 o fl L4 214 ' Q 1 1, 4 -gn-in li DQ OO X 9 jiri, 4 P .N . F, ip- ,, , s '- , 3 fc ' ' '- lx f L - fhgi.,.......v N - xg-NW ff Xxxw E XRS RISON 1575592 ..v, F1242 . Q. rjqfi. A ,,. 1 j W I Q2 Bm aw if if w w- .,.. Q, Xxffy aflylx GLY MAN 'Nw va- ,,,.arsrg,,J ,XKVIRSITY XQHI 5 TL' A I 1 It l Wl E5T'3laf X,-assrrff 5 .- 1 f, . -- wuvmsrr , X RSV, 1 ,fl aj . Wi.. . . 1 A .. I, Y.. YDWESTER -ejlff VIQMFST-l3f'1'x x A, -I '-If it f- U .Xiu K 1, Xara-y Qs. -il J ,V .1 .fNIVER:l'Il!SX ,7tIgVE4gBl 'fe N' To W J Wfmf-W , Q 15, ii K, .41-is ,,. .1 p 'X A 2 1 H 74 vi 5 ,A-411' 'F' lf' ' Tin.. A ,.,,., I-'iil'-i ta - ve- wi . I 7 Www .,,, ' W M E. '11 . ' learn-wax., E , , 0. Left to Right-Front Row: Carl Lane, Elgene Brooking, Glenn McPherson, Charlie Horton, Don Flatt. Second Row: Audie Woodard, Don Shearmire, Claudie Walker, Gerald Davis, Doyle Smith, Bob Myers, Larry Phillips. Third Row: Emory Lee Chambers, Tom Shelton, Bill Miller, Norman Perkins, Bill Smith, Wayne Davis, Don Shelton, jack Gross. THE 1957-'58 INDIANS The basketball and athletic programs at Midwestern are under the leadership of Dennis Vinzant, Athletic Director and head basketball coach. His assistant is Lowell , CCottonj Fitzsimmons. MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY 5 ' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 3. rr 2. li, Nov. 23 12153 Dec. 2 Fi' ' Dec. 7 gg Dec. 9 A Dec. 12 Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec. 19 Dec. 20 Dec. 26 Dec. 27 Dec. 28 Jan. 7 Jan. 9 Ian. 10 Jan. 11 Ian. 15 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 23 Feb. 1 Feb 6 Feb ll Feb. 15 Feb. 18 Feb 21 Feb. 25 Feb. 28 1957 - 1958 St. F. Austin .... Here-Hi School Okla. Bap. Univ..Here--Hi School St. Michael's Col..Santa Fe, N. M. Wayland Col. ...Plainview, Texas Central St. Col...Here--Hi School E. Texas State. .Commerce, Okla. Bap. Col.. . .Shawnee, Carthage Col.. . .Here-Hi Middle Tenn. St..Here-Hi Dallas Tournament. . Dallas, Dallas Tournament. . Dallas, Dallas Tournament. . Dallas, Austin College .... Sherman, St. F. Austin.Nacogdoches, E. Tex. Bapt. Co1..Marshall, E. Tex. Bapt. Col..Marshall, McMurry Col.. . .Here-Hi Pemex, Mexico. Here-Univ. Pemex, Mex.. .Here--High E. Tex. State.Here-High Austin College . Here-High Hardin Sim.. . . Here-High Texas Okla. School School Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas School Gym School School School School Abilene Ch. Col....Abilene, Texas McMurry College. .Abilene, Texas Sheppard Sen.. . .Here-Hi Abilene Ch. Col..Here-Hi School School Hardin Sim. Univ..Abilene, Texas Wayland Col.. . . .Here-Hi School 1 a . wx 5 , fi-1' L :fssff ' .S i F I 21:45. A .. . - .. It . 1 - . . P 1 ' 'Q Q ' H - -5 1 Y . ,. ,Nw . Coach Dennis Vinzant Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons -Q 7. . , VP 'HIV N4 'aw - nviy. U 111. A f A 'i '9?f- , 23, v .1 if 1. Q. 3 4s Z' Xiwff lfmiif ' Qwr? s f are 24 was ' M 235 , ... ...sul 'QM sf. 9 'l X lub Q 'rim' 7' 14 Sim 2' ' at gag? if Gait? Xi QI Z Cf K X N ,N VF 5 A 'H ' , x 455 '.. q,1,, - xi -f A A -. is :.v, Q ' if T . fy -U , 2, ,f, A . ami? Q ' ' ,gp X -V g 'V 'YF' 'N' A4 . 3 ,. - 5 up -f . 4? V AL J 't K if x 'E' ' .iii 1 ' f if 1 w - 4- wmswfl gslfk-M ww- 'N- Geology Club float. R5 x 1 1 ,Qu f : AM' ..,.., N173 ' 15253-: K f' -fieqqa-A' .QQ 1?-Fr k wf -in fi VVorking on the float Cowgirl float 1 Y ua ated- wil.:-. f , 4:5 I ' wi Freshman float. HOM .X In wi Q . Qi' AP af K 1 I A as ' V, 3 R5 ' X, ' HOMECOMING 1 5. e ,oy f .. wi. ,. .- , 'SEM Exes' reception. Harry james is made an honorary member of Kappa Kappa Psi. pl- Ev 'K Homecoming queen Lu Mc- Donald, and 4 esses Wanda Hines and Pat Faulkner. E are Richard M Elroy, Don I. and Gerry V liams. Y' V rf-P' '77 V 2- . . 5 ,sfffffe9'A EI fi . 1. Records show that basketball has grown tre- mendously here at Midwestern during the past few yearsg and since the disbanding of the Gulf Coast Conference in 1956, the Indians are playing as an independent member ofthe National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics QNAIAD. Block-Shades of football, he would have made a nice tac SFA No. 32 seems to be trying gridiron tactics on Norman l kins, 88, in the Homecoming game. Midwestern stunned sports prognosticators by turning the favored SFA five, 59 s. pf k y 3 ,, Q N . ,, N N 1 1' 3 Tom Shelton Scramble-Carl Lane holds the ball protectively during a scramble with an Oklahoma Baptist University player, Norman Perkins, 88, looks on for his chance to help. Audie Woodard Bob Myers Don Shearmire 171' 37' A 1 I xii! - fyg Y ig? W V 1, 555. A Up and Maybe-Tom Shelton, 50, goes up high in an attempt for two points against Mc- Murry. Other Indians watching are Don Shearmire, 32, and Carl Lane, 22. l Claudie Walker Off to the Games-MU round- ' .tvf ballers get set to leave for a game and tour of East Texas. , Q Wayne Davis ..,- Don Shelton Midwestern's Carl Lane, No. 22, goes up into the air for two points during the Midwestern University, Oklahoma Baptist University game. MU lost 50-58, Bill Miller jack Gross MU and Stephen F. Austin College players go up on a rebound during the first appearance of both teams at the MU Homecoming. MU upset the highly touted Lumberjacks 59-55. Charlie Horton Larry Phillips Coach Cotton Get That Ball-Audie Woodard, 34, goes up in the air trying to stop McMurry from getting the ball. Other Indians in the picture are Don Shearmire, 32, and Don Flatt, faceobscured. MU won 75-55. ,.ffe m . 95 J '13 nf if ag. 2 f Q M' Q M, X if .553 if 439,- x, V 1 N5 G ,-as R A . 39131 -L xfw I EY? Pts - U 5 15511- 6125311-P4' i' 'pgif'-5Tf.'Q6, ,li ..:--, V K ! xDl'f5T'-'H urs: I 4' g Q59 fE'74f TY mlfvfnsl F, uuivtnsmf Q9 R, ,Q 'H : IX. l Ah L 5. E , , dp, KJ 4, I 5,. zii, ' f - ,I lim r Ni' f ,, ' f, L A ff. -X., I4 f N if N 115 'MISTER f gwrsrr T gi Tig, -ll, 'G ij, QA HP 4, QXUWESTFP4- -1 QQESTQQ T, BWQISTEP x umvinsff ll umvrrzslr INIVYRSITY ,N R X p 4' fa V X ' sw Exe VY WE Sm' 'mvtuswr 1 wwmsl ii g -sfiwa i . ,,, X l N SHED I W 1 1 . tirt I I f X 1 to I ' 2 ' TIS . T - S V 5 x , Ni .H p 1 X W3 it , its .Ab Q- fy Front Row-Left to Right: Charlie Horton, Robbie Robinson, Doyle Smith, Gerald Davis, johnny Bryant, Larry Phillips. Second Row: jimmy King, Bob Myers, Wayiie Davis, Jack Gross, Claudie VValker. Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Weatherford Jr. Col. ....... Weatherford, Texas -H' School Decatur Jr. College ......... Clarendon Jr. College ........ Sheppard AF Varsity ..... .... Weatherford Ir. College.. Decatur Jr. College ........... ere i .Clarendon, Texas .Here-Hi School ...Hi School Gym . ..Decatur, Texas Clarendon Ir. College .......... Here-Hi School Austin College Jr. Varsity Ranger junior College .... . . . Sherman, Texas . . . . Ranger, Texas McMurry Jr. Varsity .......... Here-Hi School Ranger Jr. College ....... Here-M. U. Gym Sheppard AF Varsity .......... Here-Hi School Cisco Junior College .... Cisco junior College ..... Austin Col. Ir. Varsity... H d' S' F. . arm immons r. Abilene C. C. Jr. Varsity. .....Here-Hi School C' o T a msc, ex s Here-Hi School . .Here-Hi School . . . .Abilene, Texas McMurry Col. Jr. Varsity ........ Abilene, Texas Oklahoma City U. Fr.. .. A.C.C. Ir. Varsity ....... Hardin Simmons Fresh... Okla. City U. Fresh. .... . . . . . . . . .Oklahoma City Here--Hi School i. . .Abi1ene, Texas Here-Hi School Coach- Cotton Fitzsimmons . , . re ' ' , Q .-.,.. -1- --' ' -- ,-Y ,--7- Lrgff u Kd. I 1' 1 3 Asif. if xl A1 Lg R M.. 1 rl K Wa .L 4 E R gf L ' - Y Y , ., ...,,ma.4f,,,. . N, ww: -N ,pq Tom Shelton shoots against Austin College. Bill Miller shoots in the Carthage game. Audie Woodard and Don Flatt look on. VARSITY RECORD MU Opponents Op. Score 59 Stephen F. Austin 55 50 Oklahoma Baptist University 58 53 St. Michaels 43 65 W'ayland College 79 98 Oklahoma Central State 66 52 East Texas State 71 55 Oklahoma Baptist University 66 76 Carthage, Ill. 68 84 Middle Tenn. 65 48 Okla. Cent. State 53 77 Texas Vtfesleyan 60 48 Austin College 78 48 Austin College 53 47 Stephen F. Austin 66 72 East Texas Baptist 65 62 East Texas Baptist 67 75 McMurry 55 55 Pemex CMexicoj 66 67 Pemex 42 44 East Texas State 52 46 Austin College 48 64 Hardin Simmons 66 65 A.C.C, 76 Individual Statistics Games Field Free Total Played Goals Throws Points Avg. Flatt, Don 24 98 72 268 11.2 Wooclard 22 90 34 214 9.7 Lane 22 60 80 200 9.1 Don Shelton 23 57 45 159 6.9 Tom Shelton 21 57 19 133 6.3 Myers 21 43 41 127 6.0 Shearmire 22 51 24 126 5.7 Miller 19 22 8 52 2.7 Horton 17 18 4 40 2.4 Others 24 35 21 91 3.3 , .Jf 51 ,ig V .. 5-:pg 1, N 1 , ,- ' 1 . dun ATB v . 1 A U m r - Li., 4.1. rc Q, -'g- .v,, ,1 , igrffzi ' ' 1 9? ALM , i, 1 . '15 V Hgf., Miijfly '1 if , 'f' 'L J 'KZ fly S4 73 . ,,.- .. ww , J. 5 fi jg! r , I J 7 .323 Q. EQ . ,is 'e L nl' 'S 1,5 E Charlie Horton drives against Austin College jrfs. Don Shelton shoots in the Stephen F. Austin game. .P !,r -if Z FRESHMAN RECORD MU Opponent 83 VVeatherford Jr. College 90 Decatur Baptist jr. College 64 Clarendon Jr. College 50 Sheppard Air Force Base 78 Weatherford Jr. College 57 Decatur Baptist J. C. 73 Clarendon C. 86 Perrin A. F. Base 63 Austin College jr. Varsity 49 Ranger jr. College 67 McMurry Freshmen 95 Ranger Jr. College 52 Sheppard AF Base S1 Cisco Jr. College 70 Cisco -Ir. College 62 Austin College jr, Varsity 61 Hardin Simmons Freshmen Score 61 65 68 59 40 62 60 55 41 25 54 44 53 59 55 60 60 BASKE Iunior Vtzrsity Individual Statistics Players Games F.G. F.T. T.P. Charlie Horton 16 117 49 283 -lack Gross 17 86 45 217 Bob Myers 11 49 41 139 Wayne Davis 16 35 44 114 Larry Phillips 15 32 23 87 Don Shearmire 5 28 8 74 Claudie Wallcer 13 23 12 58 Others 16 81 58 220 Av. P.G. 17.6 12.7 12.6 6.9 5.8 14.8 4.4 12.9 Virtua as B. ' ,r 4 nf .4- if H' 'i X E , Elisa--, 1' F7 'w , iv l X l V X -KX, , W x , f. eff. 'X VX K- i ' . w Nxksg f ,g r 'X M? , XXX xx sh .n Q VL 5 R Xxx ' ' l '.0 X, xx, 1 Xa ,gr f X N Xxxfx , K -' if 3 ' ' ir ' K , 125 4' I' f - X - -xxx ' 4. v r 2, ' - x Af ' '55 A 1 Vg: 1 X23 ,K 3 1 J ,Nix X E9 I pg? , 2 E me E 'EW pe.-f'9?Q+f-M i tl' ',' V. .' . Ejfgffigfi f msafw va. , - - . X Nth. SNAPS ms. , fav W - 7 -.nv . 7 fa. rg-!'..'Q.9 ' SP, , in fu. F' m TQ! .V Jai f. 125,313 ,MLA - H 44 x X K!! 'Q' N331 . f' gig , Kaz. . 9-. ' H+, ' 3' . f' ' V. ' If - - 'qu I .1 ni- , J. 1 ' E 'K ,- - '. -H P 4. ' Q.. 21 Sh, . bf 3 45' 3 KM, ,vb + . A ' , my-'nga-is as mam A x. 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X 'X fbkiuaji' ' Mike Daves History ,, EE, s2ka,. 9 ,Y pr V VM. sasxxnmi Selections for Who s Who at Mid QU leadership and participation in service to the schoolg C31 promise of excellence and sincerity in scholarshi student must be a junior or senior wit all grade average of CH in his other s ing grade while at Midwestern. KW! 'll 'M E .v 's,'s:-6. af XE: 'cb 'P 1 Y, .. HHH! DIMM M74 'Aligs i'a1?.1. i ' 1 f' 'Wendi' 311111 ixii! 'l7l v gif' +-4 . 1 3 1? 5' J- 1 Q . a p 4 kj' Phil. FALLQ-1? WI-IG - - -' - j , .i Gerald Binion Biology are based on the following requirements: ricular activitiesg CZQ citizenship and sefulness to business and societyg Q45 dition, the Who's Who at Midwestern average in his major, and have an over- he student must not have received a fail-' MIDWESTERN Gerald Gross Military Science Margaret Hsueh Piano Qlllusicj . S 1 ,. ', 1 is Joan Rlddle I lementary I dun mon Vlfglnla jackson Home Fconumms june ames WHO S WHO MIDWESTERN -mug 'M gkl ly, v, ex ng.. Q I bf' xfg, if f-E 'K 1 W ...fiiffizvnsz ' -if. L A 'vf,f'g,4 3- W V n num .f - Harold West Mathematics Richard Parrigan Linda McCraw Organ Secretarial Studies 1 4, ii W Ny, N S K ,S L U' .JM , +A. 2 tif' 1 .,, fi. X.. wifi Wim, M V ,vlfivfizalxiz 'Q ,1.. :K 1, ,, P 9 Z' 1 A A N x. ' 2 I N SNAPS 'Qi K '..u5L-,...., vmms I SYGN .W WDM -5,L-- 'i' gg,-1--'-' I-IL.l SNAPS Eli Louis Harvill Saint Jo WHO'S WHC IN AMERICAN COLLEGES Midwestern University is represented in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, an annual publication which lists outstanding students in American institutions of higher learning. Nominations for this signal honor are made by the faculty. The following qualifications must be met by the nominee: Excellence and sincerity in scholarship. Leadership and participation in both extra-curricular and academic activities. Citizenship and service to the school. Promise of future service to business and society. Juanda June james Iowa Park . -J, ,,-- Valoise Wilhelm Briscoe Wanda Hines Midland Virginia Lee Cowey Wichita Falls 14 f?!gWfffEi-lfliagmziq: -,525 Elf' Jn- 'fi' -f1 f 'F .lfw ,,i11'l.. :-: fs., sg iw ME.. waumii, W ' if H, as i H1224 i xiii i X.. john Sjostrom Farmington, Maine Patsy Baggett Wichita Falls B-1-ff 133, iigyqizu T mi, WHO'S WH A ,L 'ii 1 fd' . ,i 4 ig... William Palmer Lexington, North Carolina IN AMERICAN COLLEGES LY :M If ,JM Wikia ' QQJFFE5 'l ,.,,.msc-w-A JW egg! t Joyce Scott XVichita Falls A ii? P+ I' ' 1-. s.U4 I : tw g QI i r . . ' 5 2 A-QT kc li Vxlxl gliiilillllliilllm in A Q W QQ 5 Jfl S ga 'ff A E5-A ' 1 W V is v -A 9x1 .ry Mia Q M . .- .fin ' Q , ' .W I ' , 1. F' , I 3 nl gg Us 'Q lr 4 .5 1 H 1 Richard Parrigan Rockwall IN AMERICAN COLLEGES Joan Riddle Wichita Falls A ,H ' 6 , Y. ei w Q 'Swan :Y . K Doubfe - Ne eel in ,H QM E i 1 E 1 if ' tl P lla. xrrf Yfgq M , mes? :E mf' Alf' ,Jr L we -- ' ' 'll ww M gig, , a A- 51.7. K. ' lllw .3 Q. 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' ' D During Western Week, every student and teacher must be dressed in western garb or be jailed. Western Week activities consist of beard growing contests, barbecue, hay- ride, square dance, greased pig contest, and numerous other events. What's Abe got on us? Measuring Gore for hemp necktie. .4 M -. , Y N Y E z -. R ' ., 1 . ,,:f.. A.,. , 3 ' I . . and another Law-dog bites the dust. P S. I , 1 1, Paula Paroledl 5 ,, ' ff,. - W -, '7 ?1v Q sf' ', ...,s'V i x 2 ,. 1'-:wav :sr 7 l .Z xr 1. H fs , -W :ss MU CHOIR 5 VVilliarn V. Boland, Director The Midwestern University Choir is. a selected concert group of sixty voices. It is much in demand and represents the university at many conventions and other important gather- ings. The choir tours each spring. Members of this popular organization are students from all departments of the Uni- versity who have been selected by audition with the director. Their annual Christmas Assembly Concert was presented before a large audience of students-and townspeople. Their 3-day spring tour included performances before several high schools and civic organizations. The last appearance of the year was its traditional par- ticipation in the graduation exercises. Socially, the choir annually enjoys several informal parties as well as an annual ban- quet and an annual picnic. Hines, Wanda ..... juliuson, Marilyn .... . ,AAS Bowden, Margaret -I Broderson, jackie L. . . . Cannon, Maxine . .. Cardwell, jackie Carr, Charlene . . . .... .Wichita Falls, ..........Electra, ........Odessa . . . . . .Nocona, ......Bay City, 1 MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY CHOIR Roster Spring. 1958 WOMEN Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Cason, Rita .... . .. .NVichita Falls Texas Felty, Marilyn ..... ..... B urkburnett, Texas Forbes, Lani ........ .... F ortin Ver., MCXlC0 Fudge, Rheu Nell .... ..... W alters, Oklahoma Hsueh, Margaret . . .......Midland, Texas . . . . .Formosa, China I-Iund, Deirdre ..... .... W ichita Falls, Texas Karikas, Lenke .... Kimball, Barbara .... Kirby, Shelby ...... Malone, Mozelle . .. Aboussie, Mickey .... Affannato, Richard . . . Amos, Ralph ...... Anderson, Ronald Birdsong, Kenneth . . . Bowman, james . . . Carey, Richard . . . Collins, Grant .... Cowan, Donald .... Detrick, Billie .... Dick, Darrell . . . Evans, Max ,..... Geyman, jack .... Green, james ..... I-lardeman, Louis ... Henderson, Jim .... Wichita Falls Texas . . . . .Fort Worth ...........Tyler, . . . .Wichita Falls . ...Wichita Falls . . . .Wichita Falls, . . .Wichita Falls . Saombathely, Hiungary , Texas Martinez, Anna ....... .... McCauley, Betsy ........ ........ McCauley, Gwendolyn McLean, Patricia .... Merritt, Mae ........ Miears, Judith .... Morgan, Elizabeth .. Palmer, Sharon .... Park, Lou ,lane ...... Parkanyi, Susanne . . Pickens, Nancy .... Powell, Betty .... Priest, Lundy . .. Roberts, Alice . . . Slack, Mary ..... Texas Smith, Vicki ...... , Texas Spencer, Frances .... MEN , Texas Husband, Arthur .... Texas Key, Bob ......... Texas . . .Aberdeen, S. Dakota ..........Odessa, . . .Wichita Falls, .. .VVichita Falls, . . .NVichita Falls, . . .Wichita Falls Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas .... . .Ryaa, Oklahoma . . .Wichita Falls, ...........Nocona, ... . .Wichita Falls, .. .Wichita Falls, ...... . Henrietta, . . ...Wichita Falls, Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Kuebler, Norman . . Lewis, Don ...... Love, john ........ Myers, William .... Ong, Robert . . .. . .. Owens, Don ......... Parrigan, Richard .... Perot, Richard ..... Reid, Don ....... Sjostrom, John ... Warren, Lester .. NVester, Glen ..... Wingard, Robert . .. Wyatt, Edgar .... Wichita Falls, . Wichita Falls, Seymour, Wichita Falls, Wichita Falls, . . . .Houston .fm ui Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas '. .Fort Collins, Colo. . . . .Wichita Falls, Texas . . . .Wichita Falls, Texas . . . . .Budapest, Hungary . . . .Wichita Falls, Texas . . . . .Franklinton, La. . . . .Wichita Falls , Texas ..Archer City, Texas . . . . . .Archer City, Texas . . . .Wichita Falls, Texas . . . .NVichita Falls, Texas ...............Erie, Pa. . . . VVichita Falls, Texas . . . .NVichita Falls, Texas . . . . . . . Friona, Texas . . . .Wichita Falls, Texas . . . .Wichita Falls, Texas . . . .Wichita Falls, Texas . . . . .Iowa Park, Texas . . . .RockWall, Texas . . . . .l-louston, Texas . . . . .Amarillo, Texas . .Farmington, Maine . . . .NVichita Falls, Texas . . .Iowa Park, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas ' r'-iff-if 6- '- -gi: 'ix! f Johnnie Sue Alsup Thelma R. Andrews Archer City Wichita Falls Pansy Bowerman Dolfalfl G- Bitl Wichita Falls Wichita Falls .I Carol Brown Henrietta Dixie Lee Bullock Wichita Falls 044 H I. ' 'I if Nancy Bakke Wichita Falls Violet Ann Brott Iowa Park NUR TECHN Elridge Ray Chafin Bobbye N. Craver Jane Dean Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Ryan, Okla. 1 I A--. f ,rf if ' 4 A 4' 1 V ' 5' ff 1 , , A ' , 1 ,' f 1 ' P' v' -' I sl ,D jeanetta Gayle Houston Audie Hutchings Joyce Layton Wichita Falls Odell Vernon NG IANS Judith Leslie Colson Mexico City, Mexico Christina R, Morrison Wichita Falls Amalia De Luna Wichita Falls .b, ' A x 1 V' he W Y Vaudene McCarty Pat Moody Newcastle Wichita Falls ,, , , 7 V. IF.: y was s s Sylvia Nichols Mary Ann Randell Comanche, Okla. 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X ur- n -1-M.,fM , A V' A P 5 UTWIRP WEEK int if . 'f,.:: Mrs. Glendenning, head of the Placement Gffice, decided she needed a new opening for someone. Males of the campus either ran for the hills, or stood waiting with open arms to welcome the arrival of Twirp week, de- pending on their personality. Females ran rampant for one week, before going back to servility. In good Dogpatch fashion, complete with Kickapoo Joy Juice, Marrin' Sam and all, the week began March 3 with a Sadie Haw- kins Day Dance. The girls arrived at La Chateau in a City Garbage truck, and de- scended on the males. Following was the race and the marriage. To solemnize the occasion, a Blue Wed- nesday dance was held, with the uncaught males wearing black in mourning for the poor souls that had been caught, The affair was sponsored by the Boot and Spur and the Spurettes. Dr. NVhite and Dr. Ligon smile, as they should at the plaque presented to Midwestern for 100722-' participation in the United Fund, K, kkr' ,NR 5 'i W , 1. 1 f, ffl ...Q bf gl lk rv! I, 4.1 '-461 df, f ' I - 'T f ,ff 47' Jv , f 11 , lf md..-,, ff , . .4 x f JVJLA K7 ff ff if ff, 1 -G I ---Q,,,VV . wr 7.-in . If S f l v-,.f,.-,f :SM . 5 'Emi l 549 if-el of i 'i :Lf- - it Y -v f?EZ .- 'L .5 . -ur' X 7.715235 1. , S.. . I 333 ffgagi THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS The school of Fine Arts was organized in August, 1953. It consists of the Departments of Art, Ballet, Speech and Drama, and Music. The general objective of the College of Fine .Nrts is to instill in all students of ML' an understanding and reverence for the various arts. :Xppreciation and capability of sound evaluation of the arts belongs to the realm of a well-balanced education. A further objective of the College of Fine Arts is to guide and train men and women with special interests and talents to become artists and teachers of the arts who, through the particular artistic discipline of mind and body, will create and recreate aesthetic values for the society in which they live. Erno Daniel, Doctor Scientiarum Politicarum, is Dean of the College of Fine Arts. A its .elif e ' E 4 1. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL The Graduate School of Midwestern Uni- versity was established by the Board of Trustees on January 18, 1952, and offers programs leading to the degrees of Master of Arts, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education, Master of Music, and Master of Music Education. The presence of a strong graduate pro- gram is important even to undergraduates, for it means that among their professors are men and women active in research and scholars who stay abreast of develop- ments in their specialized Helds. Dr. Floyd F, Ewing is Dean of the Grad- uate School. lf tfi!,G'?f, -:qi-EE' If .' '- 172' -2291 . A t H E w tf!! i I- -'fikeirq i L are-S L i-,- 1: ' V 1 . .. , '12- 1.- I - -if va: A na... f , THE COLLEGE OF PETROLEUM AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES The College of Petroleum and Physical Sciences was established at Midwestern in 1957, and is dedicated to the creative and constructive development of this area and state. For several years the physical sciences, including geology and chemistry, have been training leaders in these fields at Mid- Western. Most recently the field of physics has extended its offerings, and the university ranks high in the number of majors in these areas. Dr. Maynard Step- hens is Dean of the School of Petroleum and Physical Sci- ences. , 43. Vs NW Milf!! gl ,F ,4 THE EVENING COLLEGE The Evening College of Midwestern Uni versity was established in September, 1956 for greater service to the community and surrounding area. For students who wish to use the Evening. College in order to earn i rl illll degrees, regular academic courses are offer ed in all fields. The Adult Education Division, a part of THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS L- the Evening College at Midwestern, offers special nine-week non-credit courses in cul tural, vocational, and recreational areas for anyone who wishes to extend his know ledge. Dr. Louis H. Dobbs is Director of the Evening College. A new School of Business will be started in the fall of 1958 and will expand the pres- ent department of business administration and economics. It will include two new courses and the establishment of a two- year secretarial course for those seeking associate degrees from Midwestern. Dr. Joel I. Dauten will assume duties as Dean of the School of Business, 1 A-A. RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAI In September 1952, a Senior Army Re- serve Officer's Training Corps was estab- lished at Midwestern University as an in- tegral part of the University's academic program. The objective of the program is primarily to qualify students for positions of leadership in the Army Reserve and the Regular Army. T h e A r m y General Military Science ROTC, Senior Division, offers a four year program consisting of two main subdi- visionsg the Basic Course and the Advanced Course. Colonel Harold Brown heads the ROTC at Midwestern. W -sd PROFESSIONAL NURSING Midwestern University cooperates with the Wichita General Hospital School of Nursing by providing basic science and liberal arts courses for student nurses. Arts and science courses which are re- quired in the Technical Nurses program of the Wichita Falls State Hospital are taken at Midwestern. MIDWESTERN 1957-'58 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Leadership Retreat . Faculty Meeting . , Freshman Assembly . Freshman Orientation . Freshman Registration . . . , , Upperclassman and Graduate Registration .. ., Evening School Registration .. Registration for Saturday Classes . Classes Began , Dial M for Murder tryouts . BSU Center Dedication .. Convocation .. , . Watermelon Feast . All Student Reception ,... Wesley Foundation Ground-breaking Choir Open House . , Freshman Dance . BSU Convention Dial M for Murder Geology fieldtrip .. Student Recital . ., . . .. Boys moved into Queens Hall String Clinic . . . All-school Cowhand dance Basketball ticket campaign . Student Court Established . Religious Council Retreat . Indianettes tirst Game appearance Officers and NCO Club Dance Voting for Homecoming Queen . Variety Show .. . Ugly man Contest . Homecoming Dance . . Q1-larry James and his Music Makersj Thanksgiving Holidays began Classes Resumed Wesley Banquet Christmas Formal Christmas Concert August 10 Sept. 6 Sept. 10 Sept. 11 Sept. 12 ,.Sept. 12 Sept. 12-13 Sept. 14 Sept. 16 Sept. 19 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 25 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. .Dee Dec. Dec. Dec. 11 11-13 16 25-26 30 1 2 4 5 6 9 23 16 19-20 21 22 22 26 2 11 13 15 Bea Wood Hall Christmas Party . Home Ec Christmas Te Christmas Assembly , Chemistry Party . Christmas Holiday bega Classes Resumed Speaker Lewis Unterme Art Exhibit Z1 . n yer The Medium presented The Maid of Orleans presented Dead Week . .. ., Class favorites and beau Examinations BSU Retreat . ties chosen Fraternities and Sororities Approved New dialing system Mid-Semester Freshman Registration Classes began , Orientation 3 One-Act plays presented Valentine Dance Four H Club Luncheon Chemistry Party Presbyterian Mid-Winte Music Recital . , Voting for Constitution r Conference in Denton Brotherhood Week Assembly Home Ec Tea . Where's Charlie Twirp VVeek opens The Reluctant Debutanteu presented The Four Freshmen concert Easter Holiday began Classes Resumed Spring Formal Fine Arts Festival with presentation of Carousel Dead week Examinations . , Commencement Exercises Dec. 15 Dec. 17 Dec. 20 Dec. 20 Dec. 21 jan. 6 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 jan. 16-18 jan. 16-18 jan. 20-Z5 jan. 22 jan. 27-30 jan. 31-Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 4-5 Feb. 6 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 15-16 Feb. 21 Feb. 23-24 Feb. 25 Feb. 27 Feb. 28-March 1 March 3 March 11-15 March 27 April 3 April 8 May 9 May 14-17 May 26-31 june 2-5 june 5 Q- , 1' , w.,..... .-,. I ,-Q ....--M Q ,gf ' ' -. .1 - k - 1 rv- .. ,- gf? , ., 11-sta P gik 1 .3 I P . V -M , V -'if 5 XV hx in K K . ,wi Q5glg,gLx, ' W, fp ff - :ff L , - 4, N f 5 , X- ' im, M , V a ,xv M9155 ' l as- I ' uw :fl-Q 3. . slim . 1 Y jg, 'V 1 s ig if ,ge U1 ,f W ' '-11: - - . igew. V .. , P W M ' W M we qv K ffl, . 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Lower Right - Golfer Davenport turns musician in Mah Band Upper Right-MU's Choir practices for its performance of Balshazzar's Feast. Above - Music furnished Hardin Simmons style. X 1 d1if' ST EIS lllll The art department under the direction of Robert Yaryan, chairman, and John Rock offers either a major or minor in art with a complete series of courses ranging from basic courses in color and design to advanced courses in oil painting, drawing and com- position, and figure drawing. The depart- ment also offers jewelry making, ceramics, weaving, art history, and educational art. ART ,QM A i N f, as--1 4 1, w . .iv - f J A 'Q is il , fx Willis n l ' X 1 , 1, ' Student, Betty Coufal, displays an example of her work. .t if ' nov-G .419 NA ,., Q- , .4 Robert Yaryan shows a group of students the ceramic class work. E' , ,f MUSIC The music department of Midwestern at- tracts students from all over the country with its very line progam and instructors Dr. Erno Daniel, William V. Boland, and Mrs. O. J. Didzun, Chairman, Nita Akin, Ivy Eddleman Boland, Shirley Friley, Kent Hughes, Russel McKiski, Jean Reynolds, Leo B. Reynolds, Robert B. Reynolds, Sarah Sistrund, and Joza Tower. The department offers a complete range of courses in piano, voice, organ, strings., winds. 'S Q S. 1 X , , J A Mr. Boland, an choir rehearsing DRAMA s,,,.,H Vt., 11:3 3,339 f Scene from Dial M for Murder, the first big production of the year in the Arena Theater. 'W , ii 5 ,is Reluctant Delmutanteu had a successful run in e mid-March. ---.Y i ,ilu i X. The speech and drama department offers students a major or minor in these fields with courses in acting, stagecraft, debate make-up, play directing, radio and TV pro- duction, applied phonetics, etc. The depart- ment, under the supervision of Dr. Jenny Lou Hindman, chairman, Juanita Kinsey, Loren Orr, and Fred Tewell otifers the stu- dent the experience of acting on conven- tional stage and in the round. A Q DANCE The dance department offers a variety of courses under the direction of Frank Pal, chairman, and Irene Kladivova. Dance ap- preciation, ballet, ballet technique, and choreography are examples of the courses offered. At the right is lrene Kladivova. Frank Pal is shown, below, instructing a class. 221351. M L' lv, :sais i 5:-1 Ls M at, M ,M Q: NL ' 3 sy. m 3 ru-, g , 'fm H, H, . - rea , My V mt, ---' me M, . it W. i.,, Xmas , gl! GEOLCDGY The Department of Geology moved into its new quarters early in the Fall of 1957. What was once the University Museum was converted into the geology department, and the rennovation was accomplished com- pletely by donations from the public. lVIidwestern's geology department, which numbers more than 325 enrollees, is now ranked third in Texas and fifteenth in the nation. N. RELIGIGUS CCUNCIL The Student Religious Council is composed of one student representative from each ofthe religious faiths represented on the campus who desire to par- ticipate. The purpose of the Religious Council is to promote and encourage the development of moral and spiritual values on the campus, to encourage students and college-related individuals to attend services regularly in churches of their own choosing, to plan, promote, and direct such assembly programs and other projects as will attain the purpose above, and to plan, promote, and di- rect the annual week of Religious Emphasis. Yuki ,, , W. .34 ii lumix A. I Tf!'1,I- Y - '-- --. ii -fu, Sl ,fl . , , Liam: - ,i mp rr-1am t,,, 1 . ?lZgl V Y ' -.-. .. I ,x w ' 1 -Nana .- . r iienti i , 5 xx ,Q , ,, K ,V MK vg, eg K-+-+--M -7-- . ..- , , M . X - - f -:anew-ff'-f' . V We Inu? First Row: Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. Alford, Wood, Roberts, Dr. Davis, Spencer. Second Row: Beaty, Derby, Rev. Brewe Sorley, Dr. Ewing, Mr. Marney, Monroe, Lewis, Tullis, Beasley. af HONORS l Near the end of each school year, outstanding students are honored when the entire student body meets in the Auditorium for the annual Honors Day. At these special ceremonies stu- dents from many departments re- ceive recognition for outstanding work, and the winning intramural teams accept trophies. In the department of English and journalism three places in each of seven fields go to the best writ- ing entered in the Vinson contest. The department of speech and drama recognizes outstanding up- perclassmen and freshmen with awards. In addition the Kouri award goes to the best all-round student. Four students receive Ledford awards in music, and others receive Phi Mu Theta awards for work in music education. The outstanding math student receives a gift from Wichita Falls Certiiied Public Accountants. Outstanding students who received awards at the annual Honors Day as- sembly May 9 included: The B. D. Donnell award for the out- standing beginning reporter is given to Crys Lee by Mr. Cozby, pictured at lower left. Charles Wolston receives second place for sports writing. Dr. Davis makes the presentation in photo, left center. The Phil S. Kouri award for the out- standing contribution to the department of speech and drama went to Virgil A. Smith, right center. jan Ann Lawson won three Iirst places in Vinson Awards-short story, essay, and one-act play. Qpictured at lower right.j The Myrtle Ledford awards, given for outstanding contribution to the de- partment of music, were presented to six students by Mrs. Myrtle Ledford. Pic- tured left to right the awards were re- ceived by Phyllis Siegel, theory, Betty McDowell, voice, Patsy White, piano, Reva jean Shroeder, music educationg Chloe Flowers, pianog and Phillip Baker, organ. Bill Youngblood, Wichitan editor, took three first places in four journalism divisions. He received the first place award of 325, a cup, and certihcate for best news story, editorial and sports story. Mrs. Myrtle Ledford, and Mr. and Mrs. Vinson have set-up the fund used for prizes on Awards Day to encourage students to do the best work possible through the year. Mrs. Ledford and Mr. and Mrs. Vinson are pictured with Dean Eskew, upper left, receiving their 1957 Wai-Kuns. Sue Pierce Robinson received the American Business Won1en's Association award for outstanding scholarship in Business administration. The award was made by Mrs. Evelyn Monaghan, secre- tary of the local chapter. Jeanne Crooks and J. C. Parmer were named by the Biology Club to receive the Biology Achievement award for scholarship and achievement. Their names were added to the plaque in the Biology building. DAYC-1957 1 5 i 5 . V . P A M. 5. pq, .LT ,Q -g XX 9-1- P - Akai QE 6' sv? 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Wichita Falls' Store of Fashion c'UyfOl'l,S Extends Congratulations to D BONE NIT HONE 222 698' am 89 MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY Co. CLAYTON A. TO P NS nos G Manu WICHITA FALLS T xAs ss . CM E K . ll ,fs -+ FQKLSEHQ 13:2-12' ZT 'T' an 3 'file 6' Z? Z aug gf' minima ifmlllm mmm wfrhiier ilfalls BBIUID News I 6 ' .Mk .IHQ The Four Freshmen , upper picture, made their appearance on the campus March 27. The center photographs show real signs of Spring: left, workmen full the chug holes brought about by the winter snowsg while at right, Spring's own sport, baseball, takes over. Lower photo is questionable in this category . . . but we did have a late-arriving Spring in 1958. ' i 'l w fe! 1, Il gf. v i i7l S, i ' .if -f. , 'ii 1 --. ,-.L 1 4'1,w . I -Nw Ill w , '- . - . X X A Q. I , ,1,: . 1 gm, -,i ' ,M-4 Jack Gross and Charlie Horton, top photograph, primp for the ROTC Ball. 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