Prairie View A and M University - Pantherland Yearbook (Prairie View, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1965 volume:

PANTHERLAND 1965 Annual Student Publication Prairie View A M College of Texas VOLUME 7 (New Series) LONNIE D. HUNT JR.—Editor-in-Chief HELEN M. LOMAX—Adviser CURTIS A. WOOD SR.—Publications Director I HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Governor John Connally's proposals to raise the level of higher education in Texas second to none” has had the greatest influence on goals and activities at Prairie View A M College in 1964-65. In an effort to meet the state’s demand for coordination and quality in higher education, the Board of Directors of the Texas A M University System proposed to merge all the schools in the system into a multicampus university. Under this plan the College would become Texas A M University at Prairie View.” Legislation was considered however on plans for three (and five) major systems, with a complete reorganization of the state's program of higher education. The new Health and Physical Education building was occupied during the year and everyone seems to agree that the facilities are top notch”. Also strictly on the ball are the two new dormitories under construction. Students observed almost the complete construction job during the year from bottom to the fourth floor—air conditioning and all. Considerable integration of the faculty' was also accomplished during the year. Much needed strength was added to the faculty particularly in some areas of special need. Prairie View students benefited greatly from the establishment of the Federal work-study program which provided employment for many who would have had difficulty remaining in school. The Manpower Development program was another welcomed addition to the college program. On the lighter side, the organizations were at their best this year. The big events—Homecoming—Coronation of MISS PV, Press Club activities and others—were great. And added to all this, the football team brought home their second consecutive conference and national championship. It was a great year. We hope that the pictures and writings recorded here will always serve to remind you of this fact. I REORGANIZATION PROPOSED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Prairie View A M College's name may he Texas A M University at Prairie View or Texas State University at Prairie View: The change is scheduled to come in September 1965. The proposal to merge the schools of the A M System into a multicampus University was formally presented at Prairie View last February before representatives of the faculty, alumni, and students. Representatives of the Board of Directors and System officers advised the group that the reorganization plan would be presented to the legislature during the current session. COLLEGE FACULTY INTEGRATED With the addition of two Indians, a Chincse-American, several whites and seventeen Negroes, Prairie View A M began to resemble a little United Nations when school opened last September. New staff members holding the doctorate degree included Wayman T. Dever and Noble Armstrong, both in Education, and Pedro A. Oliver, Physics. m mb i DR. EVANS DISCUSSES COLLEGE GOALS WITH PRES. JOHNSON President E. B. Evans met with President Lyndon B. Johnson in Washington, D.C. early this year. The two talked about Texas first, then more specifically about future plans and progress at Prairie View. President Johnson helped bring several buildings and ccjuipmcnt to the college back in the days of the NY A. Some of the buildings arc still in use today. CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON TWO NEW DORMITORIES Two new dormitories were constructed in 1964 65 which will accommodate 1,000 men and women. The buildings are modern in every respect and will be completely air conditioned. A federal loan of $21 2 million was secured to pay for these new buildings. The addition of these housing facilities will relieve a long and serious problem. OTHER PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENTS Several of the college dormitories were renovated for the year. Anderson Hall for women and Lucky Hall for men had new furnishings throughout all rooms. Outside repair work was completed on Anderson, Blackshcar, Crawford, Evans and Minor Halls. Other physical improvements included the completion of the Computer Center and the new Health and Physical Education building. Smaller projects such as drainage, electrical work and street improvements were completed. 4 Always a Highlight Is the Coronation of — MISS PRAIRIE VIEW 1964-65 CAMPUS QUEEN - MISS MARIE JOHNSON Senior from Houston, Texas ri 5 NFAV COMPUTER CENTER ESTABLISHED Construction was completed early in the year on a new computer center for the college. A building to house the enlarged data processing facilities has been constructed adjacent to the administration building. The building project is reported to cost $20,000.00. The new center is expected to handle business operations at the college and aid in expanding research activities. MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED AT PRAIRIE VIEW A program of the Manpower Development Training Act was established during the year by the School of Industrial Education and Technology. A class in Typing and office procedure is offered by Mrs. Jean McDonald, a professional business woman. Twenty-four young ladies, all high school graduates, were enrolled in the first course offered. BAND UNIFORM FUND DRIVE— Dr. E. W. Owens, Alumni Executive Secretary, receives a contribution from the Colorado County-PV Club. President C. L. Richardson. STUDENT PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES INCREASED Representatives of IBM arc entertained by college officials at a luncheon (photo at right). Scores of representatives from business, industry, and government came to the campus to recruit top-level students. The College Placement Office ran weekly schedules of recruiting activities. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACT HELPS PV STUDENTS Hie Economic Opportunity Act provided assistance to PV students through the federal work-study program. Many students who would have been unable to continue in college were able to do so through part-time employment provided under the Act. The program is expected to be expanded in 1965-66. EMPHASIS IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING CONTINUED Special grants from the National Science Foundation, 'The Welch Foundation and others made possible a continued emphasis in the fields of science, physics, and engineering. Grants in the areas totalled more than $200,000. Science research was emphasized. Continuation grants were awarded to Dr. C T. Stubblefield, Dr. Roscoe Lewis and Dr. Charles Urdy. PRESS CLUB SPONSORS JOURNALISM CONFERENCE AND MISS TEXAS HIGH The Student Press Club held its 5th annual MISS TEXAS HIGH contest. Miss Barbara Wood, 19M winner, is shown receiving Trophy from Miss Gloria Neal, 1963 MISS TEXAS HIGH of Kilgore. The 5th contest was held on April 9-10, 1965. The second High School Reporters Conference held at the same time, attracted 200 students and sponsors from twenty-five schools. COACH-OF-THE-YEAR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP- PV retired the giant National football trophy (held by co-captains Seth Cartwright and Otis Taylor) in 1963. Representatives of the Coca Cola Bottling Company were on hand to make the presentation. The Panthers entered the first leg on the new trophy which will go to the first college winning the crown three years. Coach W. J. (Billy) Nicks is shown receiving special awards from NAIA representatives. NEW GYM FACILITIES The new Health and Physical Education building brought added facilities and conveniences long awaited by students at the college. The swimming pool (left) is huge, and modern in every respect. It provides facilities for instruction in swimming and water safety (and a place to take pictures of pretty girls). The spacious field house (below) scats 5000 at basketball games, 6000 when the floor is used. PV Continues Its Tradition of Beautiful Girls They arc—Kate Smith, Lovic Hall, Sharon Taylor, Bobby Garrett, Cheryl Kaye McIntyre, Marion Corss, Gloria Neal, Anita Bradford, Latricia Brooks, and Joyce Samuels. (Voted T ill lo MOST BEAUTIFUL ON CAMPUS) turn the ptgt (or more Gloria Marion . . . and More Beauties Jacqueline Parham Gustic Rice Dotsic St. Julian Theodora Lawson Vivian Hartwell . . . Cuties and Foxies” Beverly Cannon Katherine Crawford Brenda Tompkins And the Student Leaders Were WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Sealed: Alva Williams, Hcnrinc Woods, Joyce Brown, Lovic Hall, Marjay Anderson, Marie Johnson, Joann Miles. Kneeling: James Snoddy, Richard Gardner. Lofton Kennedy, Albert Hearne, William Lester, Charles Mooney, James Clay. Standing: Dolores Enin, Patricia Iglchart, Eddie Williams, Carl Lockett, Richard Lockett, Bcttye Sampson, Richard Mosby, Charles E. Chappie, Jimmy Kearney, Mary- Hornsby, Lonnie Hunt. Not Pictured: Edward Kuykendall, Barbara Shavers, Mardeli Hunter, Edward Sample, Donald Fennell, Alexander Cranford, Rose Wright. Esther Lyons. “MR. PANTHERLAND” Dr. Edward B. Evans If anyone deserves the title of Mr. Panthcrland”, it is our President, Dr. Edward B. Evans. The cordial gentleman of nearly fifty years of service to Prairie View is the embodiment of the college itself. He lived and worked at the institution during its toughest days and has seen it grow to the proportions it is today. A kindly man, and a genius at public relations, he has won many friends for the college and has forged ahead to make significant contributions in many areas of state, national, and international concern. In the evening of his long and distinguished career, the Panthcrland staff takes pride in extending this special salute to Dr. Evans. We wish for him many more years of fruitful sen-ice. 16 CONTENTS Administration •The Governor, Chancellor and Board of Directors •President of the College • Administrative Officers •Academic Deans •Department Heads Features •Campus Life •Queens •Who’s Who Sports • Administration •Spirit Makers •Football •Basketball •Track •Golf and Tennis •Baseball Organizations •Religious •Departmental •Hometown •Social •ROTC •Student Government •Student Publications Classes •Seniors •Juniors •Sophomores •Freshmen Faculty and Staff • Arts and Sciences •Engineering •Home Economics • Industrial Education •Nursing Education •Staff Advertisers and Campus Scenes In Memory of MARSHALL V. BROWN Mr. Brown, 58, served as State leader in the Cooperative Extension Service for several years. He was a 1931 graduate of the college and served as an employee since 1937. Shortly before his death he was selected as a special advisor in the Federal Agency for International Development. He was honored by the Alumni Association in 1963. JOHN •BO” FARRINGTON A member of the Chicago Bears professional Football team, Bo Farrington was killed in an automobile accident last summer. A former student of the college, Bo was a star football player at Prairie View and has brought honor to the college through his excellent record with the Bears. THOMAS W. MILLER Dr. Miller, 38, joined the college staff in 1958 as professor of Industrial Education. In addition to his teaching assignment, he was active in student organizations in the School of Industrial F.duration and served on several college-wide committees. He was a native of Kansas and a graduate of Uncoln University and the University of Missouri. In Recognition of PIPER PROFESSOR OF THF YEAR Dr. Anne L. Campbell, professor of English, was one among ten outstanding college professors from across the State of Texas to be honored as a Piper Professor of 1964.” The award included a certificate along with a cash honorarium of $1,000,000. COACH OF THF YEAR (FOOTBALL) Coach V. J. Billy Nicks is considered one of the win nest football coaches in the nation. He was honored nationally as coach-of-thc year by two of the leading Negro newspapers in the country. In 1963-64 he was named NAIA Coach of the year. . . . Those Who Retired Mrs. Elizabeth M. Galloway Dean, School of Home Economics O. J. Thomas Director, Interscholastic League and Placement office Ernest Walker Staff member, School of Agriculture 19 20 The Governor, Chancellor and Board of Directors President E. B. Evans Administrative Officers Academic Deans Department Heads ADMINISTRATION The Board of Directors Texas A M University System Sterling C. Evans, President John W. Newton, Vice President S. B. Whittenburg Clyde Thompson H. C. Hcldenfels Clyde H. Wells A. P. Beutel L. F. Peterson Gardiner Symonds Rancher, Houston Business Executive, Beaumont Publisher, Amarillo Lumber Executive, Diboll General Contractor, Corpus Christi Rancher, Granbury Industrial Executive, Lake Jackson Petroleum Consultant, Fort Worth Corporation Executive, Houston Officers of the Texas A M University System M. T. Harrington W. C. Freeman John C. Calhoun Robert G. Cherry Normand P. Du Beau C D. Wells Chancellor Vice Chancellor for Fiscal Affairs Vice Chancellor for Programs Assistant to the Chancellor Director of Information and Publications Manager of Physical Plants THE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE Dr. E. B. Evans, V.M.D., Sc.D. To the Graduating Seniors--- I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate each of you on the occasion of your graduation at Prairie View A M College. You have reached a very important milestone in your career as students, and I would like to express, on the behalf of the faculty, our sincere best wishes for your continued growth in knowledge and in service to mankind. Let me leave this challenge with you. Keep yourselves prepared. Keep up-to-date in your fields of specialty. Read widely, travel, and return to school when you can. And above all . . . remember that there is no substitute for Honesty, Decency, Truth, Self-Respect, Love for others. Virtue, Giristian Ideals and Deeds. These characteristics arc basic to a good life. Education only broadens these, and fits you ready for service. Good luck on the road ahead. E. B. EVANS, PRESIDENT Prairie View A M College 24 Receives award from Texas ministers . . . and from Texas Housing officials One of many public speeches Favorite office position OFFICE STAFF Time out for a bit of leisure MISS MARY F. ROBINSON. Stenographer Greeting a distinguished visitor representing the Board of Education, City of New York MRS. MABEL E. DINSON Secretary to the President ADMINISTRATION DR. J. M. DREW Dean of Instruction Chairman, Graduate, Graduate Study Committee DR. T. R. SOLOMON Director of Student IJfc Professor of Political Science MR. H. D. MURDOCK Business Manager DR. CURTIS A. WOOD Director of Information and Publications Professor of Health FJucation 26 OF THE COLLEGE MR. H. E. FULLER Dean of Men DR. G. R. RAGLAND. Registrar Head of Dept, of Sociology DR. J. J. BROWN Director of Extramural Sen ice Head, Department of Economics MRS. R. L. BLAND EVANS Dean of Women 27 ACADEMIC DEANS DR. T. P. DOOLEY Dean, School Arts and Sciences G. L. SMITH Dean, School Agriculture G L. WILSON Dean, School Engineering DR. FLOSSIE BYRD Dean, School Home Economics DR. A. I. THOMAS Dean, School of Industrial Education and Technology MRS. ROSE HYNES Dean, School of Nursing 28 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS O. J. BAKER College Librarian REV. L. C. PHILLIPS Chaplain DR. G. H. STAFFORD College Counselor C. D. YANCY Director, Placement Office Director, lnterscholastic League DR. JACK W. ECHOLS COLONEL ARTHUR N. FEARING Director of Teacher Education Professor of Military Science Head, Dept, of Education 29 Arts and Sciences DEPARTMENT HEADS FRANKS, William BS., M S. Acting Head, Dept, of Bus. Adni. and Bus. Ed. CAMPBELL. Anne L. BA. M.A.. Ph.D. Head. Dept, of English NICKS. William J. B.S.. M.A. Head, Dept, of Physical Education WOOLFOLK. George R. B.A., M.A., Ph D. Head, Dept, of History DUNSON, A. A. A.B., M.A., Ph D. Head, Dq t. of Modern Foreign Language STEWART. A. D. A.B., M S.. Ph D. Head, Dept, of Mathematics c 30 DEPARTMENT HEADS Arts and Sciences BS„ M. Mus. Ph D. Head. Dept, of Music OBANION. E. E. A.B.. M.A.. Ph D. Head, Dept, of Nat. Sci. LEWIS. Ear! M. A.B.. A.M., Ph D. Head, Dept, of Political Science DIRECTORS - STUDENT SERVICES 31 WALKER. S. C. (M.D.) Director. Health Service OWENS, E. R.. (M.D.) Acting Director Health Service JOHNSON. W. Van A.B., B.D.. Director. Student Activities FEATURES 32 COLLEGE LIFE New students line up to meet college administrators Social Mixers and parties helped everybody to get acquainted OLD STUDENTS gather registration materials and guide books and gave assistance to the incoming freshmen. The President's tea for freshmen . . . Registration Studying Class Schedule . . . and so did classes Student Publications got off to an early start VI ROTC Programs Rolling YWCA HOLDS CANDLELIGHT SERVICES— Dr. Edith Irby Jones was principal for the occasion. On the Lighter Side HOMECOMING 1964-65 MECOMING 7lw. 14 U M N L EX-STU DENTS. Friend ACCOM Pre-Homcoming: Bonfire, Pep Rally, Pigskin Revue t 40 OKIPM033PM0H MISS HOMECOMING 1964 Alumni representatives provide flowers for President Evans’ presentation to Miss Homecoming (2nd from right). She was Mrs. Opal Johnson Smith (’54) of Beaumont, Texas. Other members of the official party included Alumni officials. Miss Prairie View and attendants to Miss Homecoming. FORMER PANTHERS gathered around the goal posts (below) and formed arch for the entrance of the 1964 squad. The Panthers demolished the Alcorn A M Braves—living up to the old tradition of never losing at homecoming . The following week the team knocked off the Southern Jaguars for the Southwestern Conference Championship. Plenty of color and action . . . plenty of fun. ALUMNI VESPER SERVICES Moore High School Choir of Waco, Texas sang at Alumni Vesper Services, climaxing celebration. 45 VETERANS’ DAY Veterans Day was observed on November 11. The Department of Military Science sponsored a special program. . And Then Came “Hamp” RELIGIOUS SEASON The Canterbury Club sponsored a religious festival Santa Claus was the center of attention at Christmas Parties all over the campus. The photos above were taken in the Administration Building Lobby. Youngsters who attend the Public Health Clinic enjoyed the biggest Christmas party, and also the biggest Santa. 47 CORONATION OF MISS PRAIRIE VIEW President E. B. Evans is shown officially crowning the Student Queen, Miss Marie D. Johnson. The colorful coronation ceremonies were sponsored by else Women's Council. The Queen's escort is Richard Lockett, President of the Student Council. Attendants to Miss PV Marion Coss and Richard Gardner, Lovie Hall and Carl Lockett Crown Bearer Martin Earl Toye and Flower girls Lydia Price and Narissa Bond. X h Barbara K. Jones and Nolan Ward; Emmitt Dansby and Otis Taylor; Glorian Neal and William; Kaye Donetta Beverly and Edward Kuykendall. INTERNATIONAL NIGHT The Department of Economics and Geography sponsored its annual International Night. Featured were student representatives from nearly 40 nations who participated in discussion groups and talent numbers. Exhibits were also presented. 50 Basketball was the dominant interest from December through February. Sleet and snow came late in February. Plenty of fun for students. DEBS were presented at Alpha Kappa Alpha's annual Debutantes Ball Yearbook deadline for pictures Prairie View trail riders 51 CLUB ACTIVITIES Barons and Crescendos in their annual rope pulling contest Club 26 goes western I-BL's in a typical winter scene A major event of the year is the annual Honor Convocation held to pay tribute to students on the First Semester Honor Roll. In 1964-65 the number exceeded 300. Girl Scouts and their annual cookie sale HONORS CONVOCATION 53 TOWN HALL was one of the many forums sponsored by the various departments at the college. The panels were representatives of various business and industrial concerns in the area. FOREIGN STUDENTS arc numerous on the campus. The six shown are very popular and outstanding students. Nurses demonstrate artificial respiration during annual Red Cross campaign. State Band Festival awards, were made early in March. Scores of high schools participated. 54 ROTC elected its queen for 1964-65. They arc Bernadette Mosby, Shirley Teaglc, Cheryl Kaye McIntyre. Lovic Hall. Donetta Bev-erly, Gloria Neal. Bertha Huff and Dotsie St. Julian. Spring activities included the annual ROTC Formal Inspection, Field Day. and a large number of special social events. The Military Department staff arc lined up in strictly Military fashion. I Spring Sports High school and college meets were held in April. PRESS CLUB ACTIVITIES Miss Texas High Contest—KYOK Scholarship Award—Press Club Trophy High School Reporters Conference attracted over 200 students to the campus THINGS SOCIAL The steady stream to the Union Coffee time They Posed LEISURE TIME Meal lime— Just faces . . . at game time. Sec you? Scene in the College Dining Hall Lounging in the Memorial Center THINGS ACADEMIC Science Award Cattle breeding is a popular subject in Agriculture Public Health Nurses Student in Electronics work out problems in this Industrial Education and Technology field. Board members visit to discuss reorganization to achieve excellence at the college. Texas High School Principals meet to discuss improvements in high school programs. Faculty Committee meets to study academic problems. QUEENS Ui Miss Senior Gloria Burton Miss Junior Lorealia Mason ism , Barons Sweetheart Gustie Rice Crescendo Sweetheart Francis Williams 70 Miss Les Belle Lettres Carlotta Fontenot Miss L.B.L. Gladys Garrett Miss N.F.A. Gloria D. Neal Veterans Sweetheart Annie Blount Miss First Battalion Miss Second Battalion Cheryl K. McIntyre Donetta Beverly 78 Miss Nurse—Edna Shanklc Miss Printheroni:—Barbara Riley Miss Engineer—Joyce Arnold Miss Political Science—Minnie Dyer 80 Miss Navasota PV—Margaret McGee Miss Pori Arthur PV—Cheryl Barton Miss Hendersoti-Kilgore PV—Barbara Ann Jones Miss Texarkana PV—Odie Bell Woods Miss Tyler PV—Evelyn Collier Miss San Antonio PV—Patricia Crockett 81 Miss Epsilon Pi Tan—Barbara Tatum Track Sweetheart—Emily Barber 82 SNEA Queen—Cuney Robbins Miss Methodist Student Movement—Maude Paton Doris Williams—Miss Suarez Hall Barbara Samuels—Miss Anderson Hall Constance Kelly Miss Epsilon Pi Tau of 1963-64 83 WHO’S WHO 33 STUDENTS LISTED Marjay Anderson William Lester Joyce Brown Girl Lockett Charles E. Chappie Richard Lockett James Clay Lofton Kennedy Alexander Cranford Ester Lyons Delores Ervin Joan Miles Donald Fennell Charles Mooney Richard Gardner Richard Mosby Lovic Hall Edward Sample Albert Hearn Bettye Sampson Mary Hornsby Barbara Shavers Mardcll Hunter James Snoddy Lonnie Hunt Alva Williams Patricia Iglchart Eddie Williams Marie Johnson Henrine Woods Jimmy Kearney Rose Wright Edward Kuykendall JOYCE MARIE BROWN Hometown: Cleveland Major: English Activities: President of Club 26, NEA, Debate Society, English Club, Mathematics Club. CHARLES ETTA CHAPPLE Hometown: Giddings Major: Nursing Education Activities: Student Nurses’ Assoc., YMCA, Santa Filomcna. JAMES HENRY CLAY Hometown: Corsicana Major: Political Science Activities: NASA trainee, Political Science Club, Young Democrats of America, Barons of Innovation. 84 AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES ALEXANDER CRANFORD Hometown: Lufkin Major: Industrial Education Aelirilies: Epsilon Pi Tau Fraternity. MARDEI.L HUNTER Hometown: Austin Major: Nursing Education Adiritiet: President, Student Nurses Assoc., Santa Filomena. DONALD D. FENNELL Hometown: Seguin Major: Industrial Education Aetititiet: Epsilon Pi Tau Fraternity, Memorial Center Board of Governors. 85 WHO’S WHO RICHARD ALLEN MOSBY Hometown: Austin Major: Pre-Medicine Activities: Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi, Newman Club, Biology Club. MARY LOUISE HORNSBY Hometown: Bay City Mater: Clothing and Textiles . Acthities: Kappa Omieron Phi, Club 26, SNEA, Senior Class Historian. WILLIAM LOY LESTER Hometown: Clarksville Major: Mathematics Activities: Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi, Mathematics Club. MARIE DELL JOHNSON Hometown: Houston Activities: Miss Prairie View”, Mathematics Club, Kappa Omega Beta Social Club. ■Eaznngi RICHARD B. LOCKETT Hometown: Houston Major: Prc-Mcdicinc Activities: President, Student Government Association, Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Phi Alpha, Barons of Innovation, AUSA, Distinguished Military Cadet. HENRINE WOODS Hometown: Prairie View Major: Mathematics Activities: Mahematics Club, Les Belles Cultural Club, Pres., Canterbury Assoc. LONNIE D. HUNT. JR. Hometown: Waco Major: Industrial Education Activities: Editor-In-Chief, ■'Panthcrland” yearbook, Managing Editor, Panther newspaper, SNEA. YMCA. MARJAY DELMA ANDERSON Hometown: Kilgore Major: Prc-Mcdicinc Activities: Editor-in-CChicf, the Panther, Pres., Press Club; Zcta Phi Beta, Club 13 26, Biology Club. Newman Club, YWCA. 87 Actitities: Epsilon Pi Tau Fraternity PATRICIA ANN IGI.EHART Hometown: Waco Majors: Mathematics and Music Activities: Alpha Kappa Mu. Beta Kappa Chi, Mu Alpha Sigma, President, Women's Council, Club 13 26. ROSE MARIE WRIGHT Hometown: Cameron Major: Chemistry Activities: Beta Kappa Chi. Alpha Kappa Mu, Club 26, American Chemical Society. ESTER E. LYONS Hometown: Lufkin Major: Chemistry Activities: Beta Kappa Chi, American Chemical Society, Club 26. JIMMY KEARNEY Hometown: Wharton Major: Physical Education Activities: Varsity Football. PEM club Football Player of The Year. 88 WHO’S WHO DEI.ORES ERVIN Hometown: Gilmer Major: Music Activities: Alpha Kappa Mu, Mu Alpha Sigma, Club 26, College Choir. BARBARA ANN SHAVERS Hometown: DeKalb Major: Home Economics Activities: President, Kappa Omicron Phi Iratemity, President. Senior Women's Dormitory. Student Council, NEA. Debate Team. BETTYE JO SAMPSON Hometown: Cucro Major: Nursing Education Activities: Student Nurses Association, YWCA. RICHARD E. GARDNER Hometown: Tyler Major: Economics Activities: President, Senior class, Alpha Phi Alpha, Economics Club, Barons of Innovation, AUSA, Scabbard Blade military organization. 89 WHO’S WHO CARL LEE LOCKETT Hometown: Abilene Major: Industrial Education Activities: Brigade Commander, Epsilon Pi Tau Fraternity President, President of the Barons of Innovation. EDVC'ARD T. KUYKENDALL Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona Major: Mechanical Engineering Activities: Student Council, Texas Society of Professional Engineers, Newman Clubl.es Beaux Arts Cultural Club, LOVIE MARIE HALL Hometown: Huntsville Major: Mathematics Activities: Alpha Kappa Mu, Mathematics Club, Attendant to Miss Prairie View, Top Ten Campus Beauty. JAMES E. SNODDY Hometown: Beaumont Major: Mathematics Activities: President, Mathematics Club, Alpha Phi Alpha, Barons of Innovation, AUSA, Pershing Rifles. 90 CHARLES MOONEY Hometown: Cuero Major: Biology Activities: Beta Kappa Chi, Barons of Innovation, Biology Club. LOFTON KENNEDY Hometown: Tyler Major: Pre-Medicine Activities: Beta Kappa Chi, NASA trainee, Alpha Phi Alpha, Barons of Innovation. ALVA J. WILLIAMS Hometown: Prairie View Major: Mathematics Activities: Alpha Kappa Mu, Mathematics Club, 13 26. EDDIE WILLIAMS Hometown: Markham Major: Economics Activities: Economics Club, Pershing Rifles, AUSA, Barons of Innovation. WHO’S WHO 91 92 VARSITY SPORTS Football.............96 Basketball .........102 Track...............105 Golf Tennis..............106 Baseball............107 I j ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION William J. (Billy) Nicks Director of Athletics C. I- WILSON LUTHER V. FRANCIS D«n School of Engr. Athletic Business Manager Chairman H. E. FULLER Dean of Men J. L. BOYER Dining Hall Mgr. LEROY MOORE Basketball Coach G. I.. SMITH Dean of Agriculture C. A. WOOD Director of Inform. Publications T. R. SOLOMON Director. Student Life 94 SPIRIT MAKERS CHEERLEADERS— Hard workirv keep spirits higl Ictic contests. crews that at PV ath- Ktteeling—Gu slice Rice, Captain; Emily Barber, Clcotha Williams Center Kneeling—Reynold Williams and Floyd Simmons Standing—Jcanellc Smith, Wansa Petty, Diane Ned, Patricia Avington, and Charlotte Harvey. Grctnide Johnson, Jewel Overshown, Linda Millctt, and Wanda Loudd WINDING UP—Emily Barber, and Gustice Rice BAND and MAJORETTES provide colorful shows both pre-game and at halftime FOOTBALL 1964 HIGHLIGHTS • 1963 and 1964 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (Predominately Negro College) • 1963 and 1964 SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP • COACH-OF-THE-YEAR AWARDS To Coach W. J. Nicks • N.A.I.A. (1963) Pittsburgh Courier and Royal Crown Atlanta Daily World and Coca-Cola Company 100% Wrong Club — Atlanta Several State and Local Awards • PLAYERS-OF-THE-YEAR AWARDS Jimmy Kearney N.A.I.A. (1963) Pittsburgh Courier and Royal Crown 100% Wrong Club Atlanta • CO-CAPTAINS OTIS TAYLOR AND SETH CARTWRIGHT 100% Wrong Club Atlanta • ALL-AMERICA Jimmy Kearney, Quarterback George Dearbornc, End Otis Taylor, End (AP) THE 1964 CONFERENCE AND NATIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD PV 27 Lackland AFB 16 PV. 36 Jackson State ........... 13 PV! 22 Grambling ............... 14 PV 16 Texas Southern 15 PV 39 Wile)' College 13 PV 31 Arkansas AM N 13 PV 28 Bishop College 14 PV 44 Alcorn A M 0 PV 60 Southern Univ. 14 Championship FOOTBALL STAFF Hoover Wright Maryland State Martin Epps Fisk University Hugh McKinnis Indiana University Leon Nicholson Student Assistant Leonard Chew Student Assistant R. M. Thurman W. J. Nicks Morris Brown Defensive Backficld Centers, Guards Line Coach Kickers Offensive Backficld Trainer Head Coach C. A. Wood Leonard Chew E. R. Owens, M.D. Sports Publicity Statistician Team Physician PANTHERS TAKE OPENER, DROP LACKLAND 27-16 SAN ANTONIO (Sept. 11)—The PV A M College Panthers showed championship potential as the)’ whipped the Lackland Air Force Base Warhawks 27-16 in an early season encounter. Quarterback Jimmy Kearney led the Panthers’ scoring attack as he passed TD passes to Otis Taylor and Richard Seals, and scored one TD on a keeper play. Halfback Thurman Thomas looked good in the opener as he proved that he could move the ball on the ground. PV’s strong defensive unit was outstanding as they held the Lackland Team’s scoring to a minimum. PV WHIPS JACKSON 36-13 IN FIRST LOOP TEST JACKSON, MISS. (Sept. 19)—The PV A M College Panthers passed their first test of the season in whipping the Jackson State College Tigers 36-13 in a Southwestern Conference opener for both teams. PV's first TD came when Thurman Thomas pushed across from one yard with 11:30 remaining in the initial frame. Richard Seals powered across from the nine for the second PV touchdown. Jim Kearney raced over from five yards out and Williams added the conversion. Other Panthers scoring included Evelt Coleman and Thurman Thomas. PANTHERS PUT OUT 4TH QUARTER FIRE, SMOTHER GRAMBLING 22-14 PRAIRIE VIEW, TEXAS (Oct. 3)—PV A M College scored early and held back a vicious fourth quarter ground attack by Grambling College to win 22-14 at Blackshear Field. The Panthers’ crack quarterback Jimmy Kearney led the wav to the victor)- with two touchdown passes early in the first period. PV Co-Captain Seth Cartwright, a 250 pound tackle, intercepted second quarter. James Williams kicked a field goal in the third period to complete Panther scoring. Grambling scored late in the first period on a 66 yard pass play from Micheal Howell to halfback Peterson Matthews, and again in the third quarter when Henry Dyer drove one yard to paydirt. Wesley Bean kicked for the extra points. __I -____li:____ uirdc C W ft RECORD CROWD WATCH PV OUTLAST TSU IN ANNUAL GRUDGE MATCH HOUSTON, (Oct. 10)-—The Panthers of PV A M turned back the determined Texas Southern Tigers again and again barely edging out a 16-13 win in the traditional grudge battle witnessed by 21,000 fans at Jeppcsen stadium. Undefeated PV had to overcome a 6-3 halftime deficit and a 13-10 TSU lead in the final period to annex their fourth consecutive victor)-. The lead changed five times in the rough battle highlighted by strong defensive play and continuous scoring threats. The Panthers took the lead near the end of the first quarter with a sensational 41 yard field goal off the toe of James Williams. Texas Southern retaliated early in the second frame when quarterback John Douglas threw a 36-yard bomb to Herman Driver. Panther quarterback Jimmy Kearney’s one yard keeper capped a 66-yard scoring drive near the close of the third period and scored a final TD in the fourth quarter. ARK. NO MATCH FOR PV, PANTHERS WIN 31-13 PRAIRIE VIEW, (Oct. 24)—Led by Jimmy Kearney, PV A M Panthers held back the stubborn Arkansas AM N Lions 31-13 in a tough SW Conference battle. Quarterback Kearney scored twice for the Panthers in the opening period, running 16 yards on a keeper play for the first, and 10 yards on the second maker. He threw a 38 yard touchdown pass to Otis Taylor in the second frame, and passed successfully to set up two fourth quarter touchdowns. Fullback John Rodgers scored on a one-yard plunge to open the fourth period and later on a 3-yard dive in the closing minutes. PV TURNS BACK WILEY 39-13 IN 40TH STATE FAIR CLASSIC DALLAS, (Oct. 19)—An 87-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Doug Broadus and two long runs by Richard Seals that set up scores featured PV’s 39-13 victory over Wiley- in the state fair classic. Seals ran a punt back 60 yards to set up the first touchdown and he took a kickoff back 74 yards to pave the way for the other. Jimmy Kearney, PV quarterback, passes for two touchdowns—one a 56-yard shot to Otis Taylor and the other a 17-yarder to Alvin Reed and ran for another, going 14 yards. Leon Carr intercepted a pass and returned it 42 yards to the Wiley 27 to set up the PV touchdown made by Kearney. PANTHERS REMAIN UNDEFEATED, PV SCALPS ALCORN 44-0 TROUNCE BISHOP TIGERS 28-14 IN HOMECOMING BATTLE The Panthers of PV found the Bishop College Tigers tougher than expected hut clawed them to the tunc of 28-14 to continue on the victory trail. Trailing at halftime, the Panthers apparently awakened from the had dream about midway the third quarter. Jimmy Kearney rolled out for the first score. Panther defenses became alerted, and Kearney moved again to score. Kearney passed to Otis Taylor for a TD, later to Doug Broadus. Richard Seals closed the scoring on a running play. The PV Panthers put on a show the large homecoming crowd loved as the)’ trounced the Alcorn A M Braves 44-0. Hyman Alexander matched the first Panther score on a drive from the 4 yd. line. Quarterback Jimmy Kearney passed to Otis Taylor for the second and Kearney plunged from the one for the third score in the opening period. George Shankle tackled a Brave in the end zone for a safety. Alexander returned to score again. Charles Tolar” Hoyt added his tally, and Calvin Hawkins completed the massacre. PRAIRIE VIEW RUNS OVER SOUTHERN 60-14 IN SWC TITLE CINCHER PV completely smothered Southern Univ. 60-14 and walked away with the 1964 Southwestern Conference football championship. Panther quarterback Jimmy Kearney, playing his final college game, led his team in this final important victory, scoring twice on keeper play's and passing to end Otis Taylor for three touchdowns. Kearney scored from 19 yds. out on PV’s first offensive line. Later halfback Richard Seals ran 15 yards to score. Before halftime Kearney had icored from 29 yards out and passed 10 yards to Otis Taylor for the Panthers' fourth touchdown. Moving in for the slaughter, PV scored twice in the third period on a dive by Eddie Hughes and on Kearney's sensational heave to Taylor. Kearney passed 15 yards to Taylor, David Kirkpatrick intercepted a Jaguar pass running 20 yards to score, and finally Hyman Alexander drove over from the one. Charles Haywood kicked six of the nine extra point attempts. MEMBERS OF THE 1964 FOOTBALL SQUAD Name Ht. IVt. Pos. Class. Home Kearney, Jimmy 62” 200 QB 4 Wharton, Texas Jones, Robert 6’2” 195 QB 1 Wichita Falls Williams, James 6'2 190 QB 3 Waxahachic Carr, Leon 6' 3” 208 QB 2 Baytown G lcman, F.vclt j’n 185 HB 4 Atlanta, Texas Taylor, Otis 6' 3” 213 E 4 Houston Hughes, Eddie 511” 195 FB 1 Houston Rodger, John 5’8 198 FB 1 San Antonio Rhode. Willie 5 10 205 FB 1 Wharton, Texas Seals, Richard 511” 177 HB 3 Bell ville Hawkins, Calvin 5'10” 173 HB 2 Houston Graham. Howard 5'10 185 HB 4 1 louston Broadus, Douglas 5’8 160 HB 3 Denton Thomas, Thurman 5 11” 186 HB 1 Houston Wallace, Alonzo 6’2” 220 C 1 Houston Houston, Kenneth 6-3 200 C 2 Lufkin Aldridge, Allen 6 6” 225 C 3 Eagle Lake Hendricks, Nathanial 6' 202 C l Austin Christian, Willie 5T1” 245 G 4 Dallas Davis, Roy 6’2” 207 G 2 Diboll Sims, Larry 6’ 255 G 4 Houston Dearbomc, George 5 10 235 G 4 Houston Kennedy, Alfred 5'10” 193 G 4 Houston Kirkpatrick, David 6 1” 240 T 2 Chicago, III. Johnson, Edward 6 4” 244 T 3 Kaufman « Cartwright, Seth 6 3” 250 T 4 Houston Alfred, Peter 6 5” 290 T 3 Port Arthur Cooper, Cornelius 65 260 T 1 Talahassec, Fla. Pollard, Willie 6 3” 211 E I Texarkana Reed, Alvin 6'4” 220 E 2 Kilgore Robertson, Albert 6 3” 200 E 1 Fort Worth Nelms, Tommie 6 2 196 E HB 3 Houston Shankle, George 6 3 218 E 2 Lufkin Scott, Ray 6 6” 227 E 2 Dallas Franklin, Lewis 6 5” 291 T G 2 Angle-ton Williams, James 5 11” 180 HB 1 Victoria Starter—Offensive Captains 101 BASKETBALL LEROY MOORE Basketball Coach GUY MANNING, Captain One of the leading scorers in the nation. Coach Leroy Moore, returning to his old job after a one-year study leave, introduced an almost new young team. He calls his outfit the youngest team since 1958 and the smallest in his coaching career. The tallest man on the team was 6’5”. Starters included ten juniors, one sophomore, and two freshmen. This young team dropped its first five games, but came bade to win several encounters. It was obvious that the group was developing as the season progressed. Faced with such Southwestern Conference powers as Arkansas, Southern, and Jackson; the team found rough sledding in the conference but managed to play about .500 ball through the season. Most loyal cage fans arc still chanting— Wait until next year. 1964-65 PV 89 Langston University . 91 PV 66 Miss. Valley State ...... 68 PV 101 Stillman College 104 PV 86 Dillard University ...... 83 PV 93 Miss. Valley State 77 PV .129 Huston-Tilloston ......... 70 PV 108 Dillard University ...... 83 PV 95 Arkansas AM N ......... Ill PV 76 Wiley College 74 PV 56 St. Mary’s Univ........... 44 PV ......... 89 Texas Southern ........... 95 PV .........108 Texas Southern ........... 92 PV 76 Southern Univ. 78 PV ..........72 Jackson State ............ 90 PV 89 Grambling College ....... 116 PV 97 Alcorn A M 81 PV 101 Grambling College 107 PV 88 Alcorn A M ............. 93 PV 89 Southern Univ. .......... 126 PV 100 Jackson State 121 PV 78 St. Mary’s 75 PV Huston-Tilloston .......... PV Wiley College.............. PV Arkansas AM N............ 1964-65 BASKETBALL SQUAD Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown Alexander, Lewis C 6T” 180 Freshman Houston Battcaux, Robert F 6'3” 180 Sophomore Houston Beasley, Billy F 6'2 180 Senior Athens Durham, Lee Otis C-F 6’ 190 Sophomore Houston Greene, Stonell F 6'5” 200 Junior Quitman Hines, Danny G 5’10” 162 Freshman Houston Jackson, Clifton C ’5 195 Senior Houston James, Tommy F 6’5” 180 Freshman Houston Lindlcy, Floyd G 5’8” 190 Freshman Houston Manning, Guy- C 66 210 Junior Oakwood Reed, Alvin F-C 6-4l 2 220 Sophomore Kilgore Warren, Roger G 5’9” 159 Sophomore Houston T TRACK 1964 RECORD A championship was not awarded by the South- western Athletic Conference in 1964. However PV placed high in several meets. 1965 SCHEDULE: The Panthers participated in the following meets—Federation Cross Country and Indoor, Lubbock; Fort Worth and Dallas Invitationals, Southwestern Recreation, Border Olympic, TSU Relays, Florida A M Relays, PV Relays, Pelican, Grambling, Drake and Arkansas Relay’s, SW Conference, Gulf Coast and District Federation. TRACK SQUAD— Kneeling: Willie Dearion, Douglas Broadus. Madiosn Kilpatrick, Randolph Bostic, Mac-Arthur Galley. Standing: Frank Crockett, Charles McAdams. Andrew White, Clarence Muse, and David Mathis. COACH HOOVER J. WRIGHT Track Coach TENNIS 1965 Schedule: March 19-29 March 26-27 April 9-10 April 17 April 30 —PV Grambling at Prairie View —PV Southern liniv. at Baton Rouge —PV Jackson at Jackson, Miss. —PV Texas Southern at Houston —PV Arkansas State at Pine Bluff CAPTAINS— Willie W. White. Wichita Falls Kenneth Turner, Dallas All Conference Choice GOLF TEAM— 1964 SOUTHWHSTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MARTIN L. EPPS Golf and Tennis Coach GOLF L. to R. Willie White, T. M. Hilliard, Kenneth Turner, Johnny Hayden, and Curtis Carter. 1964 SW CONFERENCE DOUBLES CHAMPIONS (Bcnnctt-Battcaux) WILUE WHITE 1965 Meets: March 19, PV Grambling at Prairie View April 9, PV Jackson at Jackson, Miss. March 26, pv Southern at Baton Rouge April 17, PV TSU at Houston April 2, PV Tennis Tournament April 30, PV Arkansas at Pine Bluff TENNIS TEAM— L to R. Michael Washington, Patrick Washington, James Snell, Robert Bateaux, Donald Bennett. BASEBALL 1965 SCHEDULE March 19-20 March 26-27 April 2-3 April 9-10 April 16 April 17 April 23-24 April 30-May 1 Grambling College Southern Univ. Alcorn College Jackson College Texas Southern Texas Southern Wile)' College Arkansas State Prairie View Baton Rouge, La. Prairie View Jackson, Miss. Prairie View Houston, Texas Prairie View Pine Bluff, Ark. Hugh McKinnis Baseball Coach Bobby Willis Louis Crockett t Louis McMillan Clifton Stribling Archie Haywood BASF.BALL TEAM— The 1965 Panther Baseball Squad SPORTS ASSISTANTS Leonard C Chew Assistant Coach and Statistician Leon Brooks Assistant Coach Religious 110 € Departmental.....115 Hometown ........141 Social...........147 ROTC 169 Student Government.......174 Student Publications.....178 ATIONS 109 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS THE SUNDAY SCHOOL The College Sunday School, one of the largest organizations where students function, is non-dcnominational and non-compulsory. The Sunday School meets each Sunday morning at 9:15 in the college gymnasium-auditorium. It is a student organization with faculty participation and supervision. The objectives of the Sunday School are: To give the students a philosophy to live by, based upon the principles of Christianity and' democracy as exemplified in the life of Christ and other religious leaders; and to give the students an opportunity to develop their talents by participating in organizing and conducting different types of duties and' programs. Working with Dr. T. P. Dooley, supervisor are Mrs. Zelia Coleman, Mr. Eric Johnson, and Dr. A. A. Dunson. OFFICERS Oliver Brown Edward Sample Superintendent Asst. Superintendent Barbara Tatum Secretary Henry Lovdady ..................................... Treasurer Lillian Hodge Songleader Fayctta Moore Pianist Miss Sunday School Jane E. Jackson 110 OLIVER BROWN Superintendent YMCA YWCA The objective of the YMCA is to express both in deeds and words their conviction of the importance of the Christian way of life both to the individual and society. Our campus YMCA tries to attain these ideals through discussions, films and recreational activities. Each year, the YMCA gives a picnic. During this school year, three YM-YWCA officers attended the Y” Leadership Training Seminar at Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas. The YWCA was established several years ago at Prairie View College. As the largest religious organization, it is an inter-collegiate, national and international movement. The YWCA is a Christian movement within the fellowship of the Church but independent of its control. The purpose of the YWCA is to unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. Dr. Edith I. Jones of Houston was guest speaker at the Y” candlelight ceremony this year. YMCA-YWCA ADMINISTRATORS SPONSORS Father James Moore Mr. L. C. Phillips Seated: A. Herndon, E. Bennet, H. Woods. Standing: C. Ward. W. Stickney, N. Ward. L. McMillian OFFICERS Don Washington Lewis Jackson ... Shc-rlia Williams Bclvia Powell Robert Purvey President Vice-President Secretary ... . Asst. Sect. Business Mgr. Stated: B. Flcnoury, D. Wclbom, B. Smith, B. Lusk, M. Anderson. J. Martin. C. Crawford, C. Jenkins, S. Andrews, M. Johnson, M. Foreman. 2nd Row: D. Washington, E. Eaden, E. Warren. M. Horace, E. Davis, S. Williams. R. King. K. Key, E. Mitchell, E. Walton, B. Powell, B. Ashton, A. Bumum, R. Fennell. 3rd Row: M. McCloskey, S. Baker. C. Brown, G. Reece, B. Dean, L. Jackson, C. Beavers, R. Purvey, B. Williams, T. Morris, L. Pondexter, P. J. Williams, D. Malone. BAPTIST STUDENT MOVEMENT The purpose of the BSM is to serve as a link between the college and the church; to establish in the minds of the students the basic concept of religion. Objectives: (I) to promote love and respect for fellow students. (2) to help students understand themselves (3) to continue their growth in Christianity. (4) to increase world-wide vision of Christianity and human relations. CANTERBURY CLUB OFFICERS Hcnrinc Woods President William Stickney Vicc-Pres. Kathryn Herndon Secretary Alva Williams Treasurer The Canterbury Club is a student organization affiliated with the Episcopal Church. OFFICERS: Lillian Hodge, president; Richard Lockett, vice-president; Ruby Whitfield, secretary; Patricia Iglchart, asst, secretary; Edward Sample, treasurer; Ruby Sample, parliamentarian; Lucille Lisdale, sponsor. Purpose: to continue to affiliate the doctrine of our denomination while in college. CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST The Church of God In Christ began in the year 1906, when a great religious revival under the auspices of Elder W. J. Seymour of Los Angeles, California, swept over the western portion of the United States. Hundreds of people attended this revival and were baptized with the Holy Ghost of fire. Two attending the revival were Elders C. A. Mason and J. D. Young who called a meeting in 1907 of ministers that believed of the Holy Ghost doctrine. Under the leadership of Bishop C. H. Mason, the church rapidly flourished throughout the entire country. CHURCH OF CHRIST The Church of Christ Sunday school is a student organization to keep the students spiritually minded while away from home. This organization takes the place of regular worship and helps the student to continue to grow stronger in his religious beliefs. Dr. Murphy is sponsor. 113 NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club, named for Cardinal John Hem)’ Newman is a national Catholic organization. The purpose of the Newman Club is to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual and social activities. The club satisfies its purpose by meetings and discussions held once a week. Father Salisbury and Miss Janet Jones arc sponsors of the club. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Prairie View College leaders in local Boy Scout activities include the men pictured at right. They arc—Oliver E. Smith. Neighborhood Commissioner; Charles Walker, Explorer adviser; Elmer Harrison, Scoutmaster; Sgt. Arthur L. Crutchfield, Committee Member; and C A. Wood, District chairman and Prairie View Institutional Representative. Programs in Scouting include Cub Pack, Boy Scout Troop, and Explorer Post 141. College students with former experience in scouting participate in working with local boys. 114 DEPARTMENTAL CLU Stand: L. Armstrong, M. Dunn, B. Wilson, R. Forrester, O. Saxton, R. Wright, E. Lyons, Standing: R. Malons. C Jones, A. Holloway, D. Anderson, R. Wheeler, W. Love, R. Brooks. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY BIOLOGY CLUB The objectives of the American Chemical Society are: (I) To promote research in chemical science and industry (2) To improve the qualifications and usefulness of the chemist through high standards of professional ethics, education and attainments (3) To increase the diffuse chemical knowledge. Officers: Rose Wright, president; Esther Lyons, vice-president; Mildred Dunn, secretary; Albert Holloway, business mgr.; Mildred Ann Dunn of Dallas is ASC queen. Mr. Lee V. Richardson is sponsor. The Biolog)’ Club aims to develop a keen interest in biological sciences; to improve the quality of professional biologists; to promote research in biological sciences and related technical fields. Officers: Elscnia Sodcrs, president; Donald Dorsey, vice-president; Patsy Nicholson, Secretary; Patricia Mayfield, ass't. sect.; Frank Ernest, treasurer; Cuncy Robbins, bus. mgr.; Ivy Idlebird, Alva Johnson, reporters. Dr. Phillip Young is sponsor. First Row: L. Jackson, R. Nimmer. R. Wagner, W. Stickncy, E. Mayfield, L. Kennedy, J. Jordon, L. Brown. 2nd Row: A. Willard, L. Cleaver, C Robbins, L. Tate, F. Ernest, B. Hoffman, A. Thompson, M. Coss, D. Watkins, R. Mosby, R. White, A. White, M. Lowery. J. Brown, J. Gilliam, S. Randolph, A. Johnson, ird Row: Dr. P. Young, C. Mooney, D. Coleman, E. Jones. J. Simmons, R. Simpson, B. Washington, P. Mayfield, M. Anderson, E. Sodcrs, B. Jones, J. Jones, P. Nicholson, M. Ford, B. Ross G. Titus, J. Wilson, E. Warren, S. Williams, C. Riley. 4th Row: H. Kelley, R. Pace, W. Hamcsbcrry, W. Tillman. R. Lpckctt, W. Lilly, O. Poole. Stated: Joyce Vance, Billie Jo West, Lois Samuels, Joyce Brown, Della Dillard. Standing,: Mamie Hughes, Rudolph Portis, Marjorie Simmons, Lillie Pauline Newton, Rubyc Monroe, Shirley Bowers, Nyanza Joe. Mrs. F. B. Ledbetter, sponsor. ENGLISH CLUB Among the many activities sponsored by the English Club the past year, most noteworthy was the various presentations during English Emphasis Week. English Emphasis Week commemorated the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's birth. This week was filled with lectures, movies, plays, the selling of pocket novels at the book bazaar and climaxed when the Charles Gilpin Players presented their presentation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Mrs. F. B. Ledbetter is sponsor and Rubye Monroe is club president. DEBATING CLUB The Debate Club under the supervision of the English Department is the campus club which sponsors intelligent, orderly, and informative arguments among students. Its sponsors arc Mr. H. Bond, Mrs. Bcason, Mrs. Cobb, and Miss Edmund. The members and sponsors together worked for a successful season this school-year. The major event of the year was the inter-dub debate, Resolved: Greek Letter Organizations Should Be Instituted at Prairie View. 116 CHARLES GILPIN PLAYERS The Charles Gilpin Players brings to the college campus each year many different phases of Drama. The Gilpin Players, under the direction of Mr. Horace Bond, presented William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream” during their fall production at English Emphasis Week activities. Phillip Harden is president of the Gilpin Players. HORACE BOND Faculty Advisor First Row: M. Lewis, H. Sandies, M. Webster, O. Cluff, J. Mayo, R. Gardner. Second Row: L. Holiday, C Williams, sponsor; E. Williams, B. B. Courscy, sponsor; L. Hill, O. Berry. ECONOMICS CLUB The Economics Club is composed of students majoring and minoring in Economics. Club’s Philosophy— Knowledge is the only instrument of production that is not subject to diminishing returns”. Officers arc: Leroy Hill, president; Occic Cluff, secretary; Richard Gardner, treasurer. Sponsors: Dr. J. L. Brown, Mr. Charles Williams and Mr. B. B. Courscy. PHI BETA LAMBDA Phi Beta Lambda is a national organization for students enrolled in business Education and Administration. It is designed for students who are looking forward to careers in business. Linda Dansby is president of Phi Beta Lambda. Mrs. Ladclle Armstead is sponsor. Seated: W. Daniels. L. Dansby. M. Phillips, O. CIuff, R. Thomas, B. Walker. Standing: B. Pendleton, D. Malone, G. Scldon. B. Sheppard, D. Williams. Y. Reed. D. Cummings. D. Jones, E. Anderson. J. Henson, L. Barton, G. Richardson, C. Jingles. Officers for the 1964-65 school year arc: Joyce Brown, president; Lawrence Madkins, vice-president; Shirley Bowers, secretary; Mary Hornsby, Corresponding secretary; Lonnie Hunt, Jr., reporter; Minner Dyer, treasurer; Earl Jones. Sgt.-at-Arms. STUDENT NEA The Student National Education Association (SNEA) is an all-inclusive professional organization for college students preparing to teach. The local chapter acquaints the prospective teachers with the importance of professional association and to develop skills in co-operative action and leadership. The local chapter participates in many activities each year: In observance of American Education Week and also during the 80th Annual Convention of the State Teachers Association of Texas. Dr. W. T. Dever and Dr. J. Murphy are sponsors. The NEA has a membership of 120 students. PEN AND PONDERS The Pen and Ponders Club is composed of secretaries and office assistants at Prairie View'. Its purposes are to: (1) to participate and cooperate in worthwhile efforts (2) to encourage members to improve themselves in secretarial skills. (3) to develop leadership. (4) to join together in fun and fellowship. Officers: Mary Jcmigan, president; Gloria Callaway, vice-president; Orcna Robinson, secretary; Helen Lomax, asst, secretary; Barbara Jefferson, treasurer; Bobby James, parliamentarian; Magvina Roberson, chaplain. Seated; Mrs. Helen Boyer, Miss Magvina Roberson, Miss Helen Jefferson, Mrs. Bobbye James, Miss Orena Robinson, Gloria Callaway. Standing; Mrs. Cecilc Richardson, Mrs. Claudia Brown, sponsor; Miss Irma Anderson. Miss Panic S. Mason, Mrs. Homerscllc Craig and Miss Mary Jcmigan. 119 First Row: Mr. F. G. Fry, sponsor; E. Brown, C. Roberson, A. Williams, M. Kilpatrick, L. McAfee, vice-president; R. Hammond, G. Howard and R. Moore, president; L. Johnson, E. Walker, C. Williams, J. Spencer, A. Nash, S. Stewart, D. Taylor, L. Warren, W. Greer, D. Belton, and E. Clark. IEEE TSPE The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) strives to promote a greater interest and clarification of the technicalities in the field of Electronics and Electrical Engineering. IEEE enables students to be more aware of engineering progress in our society, and give them opportunities to meet leaders in the field who have aided in this progress. Mr. F. Fry is sponsor. The Texas Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE) is a state organization of practicing engineers and teachers. It is affiliated with the national organization, the National Society, founded in 1934. TSPE has the aim of instilling in the engineering student professionalism, high character, and integrity which arc important parts of the profession. J. W. Toliver is sponsor and Cleveland Shepard. ASCE The fourth of February, 1965 marked the beginning of the activities of the American Society of Civil Engineers, a National Professional Engineers Society on PV’s campus. This club was inaugurated as an immediate first step towards the realization of a full fledged ASCE student chapter soon, joining the ranks of other such student chapters presently established in other schools of engineering, across the country. Mr. C. L. Wilson is sponsor and McNeal Adams is president. SOCIOLOGY CLUB The Sociology Club, composed of sociology majors and minors provide forums, and group discussions so that students may exchange ideas and experiences, thereby endeavoring to solve the problems of our community. The club offers a medium through which students develop a practical knowledge of the political, economic, and socio-cultural changes of their environment. Mrs. Daisy Smith is sponsor of the Sociology Club. 121 HOME DR. FLOSSIE BYRD KAPPA OMICRON PHI BETA EPSILON CHAPTER The purpose of this professional organization shall be to further the best interests of Home Economics in four-year colleges to develop women with high ideals of sane living and with deep appreciation of the sanctity of the American home, to provide opportunities for broad social and high intellectual, spiritual, ethical and aesthetic poise. Kappa Omicron Phi originated at Northwest Missouri State Teacher's College at Maryville, Missouri on December 11, 1922. Mabel Cook, a senior Home Economics major suggested that a Home Economics National professional fraternity be formed. Hettie M. Anthony sponsored the group and became National founder. Membership was then, and is today, based on scholarship and personality. Officers are: President, Barbara Shavers; First V. Pres., Jcssclyn Jeffery; Second V. Pres., Vera Adams; Recording Secretary, Bertha Huff; Corresponding Sect., Marion.Wilson; Treasurer, Bertha Littles; Keeper of Archives, Barbara Searcy; Distaff Reporter-Guard, Sandra Tucker; Sponsor, Dr. Flossie M. Byrd. DR. FLOSSIE BYRD APPOINTED NEW DEAN OF HOME ECONOMICS Dr. Flossie Byrd was named Dean of the School of Home Economics in September 1964, succeeding Dean Elizabeth May Galloway. Dr. Byrd received the B.S. degree from Florida A. and M. University, the M.A. degree from Pennsylvania State University and the Ph.D. degree from Cornell University in 1963. She joined the Prairie View staff in 1962. CHARM CLUB The Home Economics Charm Club is an organization in which any girl in this college who is enrolled in a Home Economics class maintaining a B” average, may become a member. The objectives of th£ organization arc to promote scholarship and leadership, to achieve excellency and success, and to improve and build poise and personality. The club colors are Navy Blue and light Blue. The club song is: The More We Get Together. The officers arc: Estella West, Pres.; Betty Crum, V. Pres.; Billye Woods, Sect.; Mar)’ Hornsby, Asst. Sect.; Ruthic Caldwell, Treasurer. MRS. D. M. HUNT Sponsor This group of Prosperous young ladies will one day become the leaders of the world. (Home Economics sewing class) ECONOMICS Seated: Vera Adams, Barbara Shavers, Estella West, Betty Young. Standing: Mary Hornsby, Jcsselyn Jeffery, Marion Wilson, Bertha Littles and Sandra Tucker. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Membership in the Home Economics Club is open to all students majoring in Home Economics. The club has as its purpose the promotion of professional interest in Home Economics and developing young ladies who arc Home Economics majors in becoming efficient leaders in home and community life. The vast number of successful graduates in this field who have been motivated by its founders and sponsors give evidence that it is a strong force when molding those who have been influenced by its high standards. Officers arc: Vera Adams, president; Sandra Tucker, vice-president; Mablc Clark, secretary, Marion Wilson, asst, sect.; Sherlia Williams, treasurer. SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS GETS TWO NF.W INSTRUCTORS As several schools in the college gained new instructors in September, 1964, the school of Home Economics gained two. They arc: Miss Delores Ashley and Mrs. Dymple Cooksay. MRS. ZELIA COLEMAN Sponsor 123 NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION Prairie View Collegiate chapter of New Farmers of America is an organization of Agriculture Education students who arc interested in becoming familiar with the principles and practices of the NFA organization which are necessary to a good local N.F.A. Chapter adviser. The organization and operation of the collegiate chapter arc in harmony with the purposes and ideals of the state and national organizations of New Farmers of America, under whose authority it is chartered. The local group is composed of one main or general chapter and four class chapters, each having a core of student officers and advisers. Each year the chapter sponsors leadership contests, educational tours, and social and recreational activities. 124 THE ANNUAL HONORS CONVOCATION Sponsored by the Alpha Pi Mu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honorary Society Dr. Benjamin Mayes gives an autograph to a student following an address. Mr. O. J. Baker serves as host. The processional . . . Colorful and inspiring sight. Honors Convocation Speaker. Alpha Pi Mu members (1963-1964) pictured with President Evans and Dean J. M. Drew ► Standing: B. Kcnnard, C Lockett, J. Dillard, C. Smith, J. Clark, V. County. Stcond Row: J. Gnis, D. Hilliard, A. Hearn. G Brown. EPSILON PI TAU BETA IOTA CHAPTER EPSILON PI TAU, INCORPORTED was founded at the Ohio State University in 1929, by a group of leaders in Industrial Education. The organization is an honorary, prestige, leadership, and professional fraternity for persons in the Industrial Arts and Industrial Vocational Education profession. The purposes of EPSILON PI TAU are found in the Greek words TEXNIKH, PRAGMATEIA, and EXETASIS. TEXINIKH stands for the development of TECH-NICAL SKILLS. PRAGMATEIA stands for SOCIAL EFFICIENCY. EXETASIS stands for RESEARCH. Undergraduate members arc selected from the top ten per cent of the Junior and Senior classes. BETA IOTA chapter of Prairie View A. M. College was installed on March 24, 1962. CARL LOCKETT. President OFFICERS Carl Lockett President Alexander Cranford ...................................... Vice-President Albert Hearn Secretary Carl Smith Asst. Secretary Jasper Dillard Treasurer Lewis Rhone Parliamentarian Charles Brown Dean of Pledgees Sponsors:........................Dr. Samuel Collins, Dr. A. I. Thomas 126 EPSILON PI TAU QUEENS LURA BRANCH First Queen—1962 CONSTANCE KELLY, 1963 BARBARA TATUM, Present Queen 1964 1965 Dr. A. I. Thomas addresses Epsilon Pi Tau Banquet Dignitaries at Initiation and Banquet Pledgees for Epsilon Pi Tau 1963-64 127 p OFFICERS STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Maudcll Hunter........... Charlcsctta Chappie ..... Barbara Jones............ Joyce Adams ............. Norma Williams .......... Peggy Joyce Ray Betty Lockett ........... ArdcII Lilly Betty Sampson ........... Mrs. Ollie B. Moten ..... Mrs. Rose E. Hynes, Dean ............. President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer .............. Reporter Parliamentarian .............. Chaplain ............... Sponsor School of Nursing Members of the Student Nurses Association 128 First Row: Richard Lockett, Elnctia Smothers, Lovic Hall. William Lester. Standing: Patricia Iglehart, Delores Ervin, Rose Wright, Nancy Williams. ALPHA KAPPA MU OFFICERS Rose Wright .... Lovic Hall .... Nancy Williams William Lester Delores Ervin ... Patricia Iglehart ..... President Vice President ...... Secretary ..... Treasurer . Business Mgr. ...... Chaplain DR. EARL LEWIS Sponsor ALPHA KAPPA MU Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society was founded in 1937 by Dr. George W. Gore, Jr. The objectives of Alpha Kappa Mu are to coordinate and stimulate the efforts of men and women of superior abilities; to encourage and emphasize studies, original investigation, creative work and publication; to discover gifted students and to dignify scholarship through symbols and publicity. Qualifications for membership: Student must be in good standing with the college. Student must have completed seventy-five semester hours in college work. Student must possess an accumulative academic average of at least 3-3. BETA KAPPA CHI The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Beta Kappa Chi National Scientific Honor Society aims to encourage education through (A) original investigation (B) the dissemination of scientific knowledge (C) the stimulation of high scholarship in pure and applied science. Officers arc: Loc Orr, president; Patsy Nicholson, vice-president; Lofton Kennedy, secretary; Alberta E. Soders, publicity chairman. Dr. E. W. Martin is sponsor. Stated: Dr. Martin, sponsor, P. Iglehart, E. Lyoons, P. Nicholson. R. Wright, A. Soders, Standing: T. Osborne (graduate) D. Simmons (graduate) W. Lester, R. Lockett, L. Kennedy, L. Orr, C. Mooney, L. Hinton (graduate). First Row: K. Turner, L. Dunn. C Anderson, C Striding. Standing R. Duffey, R. King, J. Brown, L. Pondcxter, S. Whitaker. B. Lewis. HISTORY CLUB History Club Officers: Robert Duffey, president; Curtis Warren, vice-pres.; Shirley Whitaker, sect.; Janice Bryant, asst, sect.; Louise Poindexter, treasurer; L. Dunn, bus. mgr.; E. Jocobs, parliamentarian; S. Jackson, publicity. Miss Barbara Clay is sponsor. 130 Stated: D. Waterhouse, F. Crockett, M. Dyer, Standing: Mr. M. Woodard, sponsor; W. Gage, L. Miller. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Political Science Club is composed of all majors and minors. The major objective of the organization is to provide activities which will enable the students to become better informed on world affairs. OFFICERS James Clay ........... President Leroy Miller Vice Pres. Minnie Dyer............Secretary DR. EARL LEWIS MR. MAURICE WOODARD Sponsors Seated: L. Brown, E. Dansby, E, Renfro. Standing: M. Allen, R. Gipson. B. Banks, K. Quarles, G. King, C. Baszile, J. Vance. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB The OBJECTIVES of the Library Service Education Club arc as follows: (I) teach good citizenship with books. (2) to create effective reading habits. (3) to share literary' experiences with the community. (4) to establish habits and interests for leisure time. (5) to establish standards for criticism. Officers: Emmet Dansby, president; Mary-Minor, vice-president; Eula Renfro, secretary; Maxine Allen, asst, secretary; Lcatricc Brown, treasurer. Mrs. F. J. Davis is sponsor. PEM CLUB The PEM, or Physical Education Major’s Club is a group designed to develop professional attitudes in the field of physical education. The organization stresses good sportsmanship and also participation in intramural sports. MATHEMATICS CLUB JAMES E. SNODDY President MATHEMATICS (Club Colloquim) is at the heart of all Mathematics majors and minors. The Mathematics Club is composed of majors and minors in the Mathematics Department and those students having twelve hours of mathematics. Each year new students may become members at the Annual Mathematics Freshman Initiation Tea. The purposes of the Club arc (1) Provide mathematics students with a greater interest in mathematics. (2) Provide social and cultural entertainment for the members of the club, and (3) Provide mathematical assistance to the new members of the club. Mathematics Colloquim is composed of students having at least one course in calculus. It has as its purpose (1) to introduce the students to various mathematical literature (2) ac iaint the student with methods of mathematical research ( 3) offer students opportunities to present scholarly topics in the field of mathematics. MOTTO: UNITY -f VISION -f THOUGHT = STRENGTH OFFICERS James E. Snoddy ...................................... President Henrinc Woods.................................. Vice-President Zelma Haywood Secretary Doris Williams Treasurer DR. A. D. STEWART Sponsor 132 MATHEMATICS CLUB The Old Prof in action Mr. Christopher and enthusiastic mathematics students discuss the slide Who’s actually doing the work, the students or the computers, rule. 133 GOLD COAST CALLS PRAIRIE VIEW The 6th National A CAPPELLA CONCERT CHOIR AGAIN Under the direction of Dr. H. Edison Anderson, The Prairie View A Cap pel la Choir anticipates another memorable singing experience. Dr. Anderson, (R) lyric tenor and conductor as he appeared in one of his latest individual recitals on the college campus, November, 1964. ill! LADIES’ QUARTETTE 134 MEN S QUARTET Tour for PV’s A Cappella Concert Choir Some thirty-nine or more young singers from Prairie View College comprising what the press has classified generally as one of the best touring collegiate organizations, will concertize for the seventh time in a program entitled Episodic Tclstar of Songs Internationale. Having compiled a brilliant record from Texas to The Great Lakes and from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast, the members arc still having the recurrences of fond memories of the spring of 1964, when they completed the third west coast tour; also they recorded the Tclstar Album” in the Gold Star Studio of Houston, Texas; a Simpson Production From Globe Corporation, New York. The conductor and choir were the recipient of a citation from The House of Representatives and a copy of the Bill 352 was passed in honor and appreciation of their trip to the capitol. COLLEGE CHOIR BEGINS NATIONAL TOUR FEBRUARY 20 On February 20, the A Cappella Choir left PV to begin their West Coast Tour. The Choir toured the following cities: Temple, Plainvicw, Midland, Amarillo, Dallas and Bonham, all Texas cities; Phoenix, Ariz., San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, Calif., Salt Lake City, Utah, and Denver, Colorado. The choir consists of forty members: First Sopranos: Lillian Hodge, Etta Anderson, Patricia Blanton, Joan Holbcrt, Ruby Webb, Cornis Wells, Gayle Canty; Second Sopranos: Carol Gladney, Rose Brown, Maxine Craddock, Elaine Jackson, Maty Hunter, Dorothy Wcdgcworth, Evelyn Wagner, Wanda Lynn, Gloria Cole; First Altos, Georgia Pollard, Velma Ervin, Shirley Haynes, Maty’ Hutcherson, Lavernc Mosley, Laurcssa Wrcnn; Second Altos: Joyce Range, Clara Brent, Marjorie Clcwis, Roberta Ester, Diane Pierson, Gladys Wilson, Juanita Holbcrt; First Tenors: Alfred Earle, Kenny Arnold, Robert Dixon, Thornton Lamply, Noland Dixon; Second Tenors: Edgar Sharp, George Alexander, Paul Collins, Curtis Sanders, Robert Dangcrficld, Norma Miller, Baritones; Willis Callihan, Clifton Bluitt, Anthony Holiday, Sam Peters; Basses: Bob Duckcns, Milton Jackson, Richard Perkins. Officers: Alfred Earle, president, Lillian Hodge, vice-president, Carol Gladney, secretary; Willis Callihan, treasurer; Edgar Sharp, business mgr.; Sgt.-at-arms, Richard Perkins; Georgia Pollard and Lillian Hodge, chaplain; Bob Duckcns, parliamentarian; and Velma Ervin, historian. 135 ROTC BAND The College ROTC Band is composed of approximately 30 young men under the U. S. Army ROTC program at Prairie View. Each Thursday when all ROTC cadets go on the drill field, the ROTC Band also performs. Cadet Bernard Blanton was the commander of the band for the 1964-65 school year. COLLEGE MARCHING BAND IN HOMECOMING 136 MISS BAND 1964-65—DOTSIE ST. JULIAN First Row: D. Cobbs, asst, band director; T. Wheat, W. Minor, E. Gould, C. Coleman, B. Green. J. Taylor, L. Taylor, B. Aiklc, J. Daniels, band director. Second Row: A. Thompson, L. Brown, R. Walker, E. Braxton, F. Bell, F. Ball, F. Alexander. H. Blocker. W. Middleton, E. Bigger . Third Row: B. Collins, G. Williams, M. Clark, R. Taylor, C. Robinson, F. Gould, D. St. Julian, M. Beard, R. Delaney. L. Berry. Fourth Row: W. Johnston, H. Russell, H. Kennedy, I- Werdlow, S. Collins, D. Bizor, C. Vaughn, C. Hart, J. Wilson, J. Taylor. Fifth Row: B. Ackerman. O. Banks, E. Portis. COLLEGE MARCHING BAND Prairie View A. and M. College's Marching Band is one of the most active organizations on the campus. During the football season, the band performs at all the home games and in addition to this, gives concerts during the year. The band is composed of about 100 music majors and minors and also other interested students. Mr. Joseph Daniels and Mr. David Cobbs arc directors. Band officers arc Lawrence Brown, president; Myrtle Beard, vice-president, Bobbie Aikels, secretary. MAJORETTES— Leading tjie colorful PV band in many gridiron appearances were: from the top left, Maxine Delaney, Gwendolyn Overshown, Branda Johnson, Carolyn Williams, Mau-dine Fields, Mary Beck, Arenda Baker, Josie McPherson, Bernadette Mosby and Stella Home. 137 Concert Band at Annual Miss Texas High Pageant In addition to oth-er concerts during the year, the College Concert Band gives an annual concert at the annual Miss Texas High Pageant and Reporters Conference. 138 ORCHESTRA The Prairie View College Orchestra, con ducted by Mr. Joseph A. Daniels, is in its second year of existence. It was organized in September 1963 as a string class for music majors and minors and other interested persons. The string players learned quickly and practiced with so much enthusiasm that Mr. Daniels decided to present them in a concert to show their talents. This year the string group is larger and even better. Frank Bell is president and Cornell Vaughn is vice-president. 139 MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS M.E.N.C. CHAPTER 18 Pounded, I960 Members hi ft 100 Club Song—Dear Music Club Mollo— To Strive For Better Musicianship” Club Slogan— I Must Prepare Myself and Some Day My Chance Will Come” Purpose—To Dcvelopc Social And Giltural Aspects Of The Individual. OFFICERS Franklin G. Alexander President Freddie Gould Vice-President Beverly Thompson Sect.-Treasurer Patricia Iglchart Corr. Sect. Frankie Ball Sgt.-at-arms Alfred Earle Business Mgr. Lillian Hodge Reporter Tobartha MacDowclI . Queen MISS KAYTHRINE JORDON MR. DAVID COBB Sponsors MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE OFFICERS Standing (I to r) H. Russell, F. G. Alexander, B. Thompson, L. Hodge, P. Iglchart, F. Gould, F. Ball. Seated: P. Iglchart, L. Hodge, B. Thompson, T. MacDowclI, F. Alexander. F. Gould. F. Ball. Second Row: I.. Brown. E. Portis, W. Minor, R. Taylor, J. Taylor, C. Robinson, J. Wilson, W. Mathews, H. Russell, R. Moore. Third Row: V. Ervin, L. McNeil, C. Kelly. B. Sirlcs, M. McNeil, C. Gallon, J. Diggs, M. Holmes, S. Steverson, P. Blanton, D. Ervin, F. Moore, B. Poole, J. A. Henry. 140 BEAUMONT PV CLUB Beaumont PV Club officers include: Lee Smith, president; Jefferson Womack, vice-president; Ivancll Smith, secretary; Patricia Mayfield, reporter; Elton Payne, business manager. Mary Elizabeth Plummer is club queen. Mr. M. Woodard is sponsor. CAPITAL CITY PV CLUB The Capital City PV Club is composed of students from the state capital of Austin. Officers: Prince Hawkins, president; Norman Miller, vice-president; Barbara Walker, sect.; Leroy Miller, Business mgr.; Carol Collins, treasurer; Larry Hill, sgt.-at-arms. Barbara Walker is club queen. I)r. and Mrs. John Murphy are sponsors. St died: B. Bunion. B. Walker. B. Mosby. P. Dixon. B. Hill. I. Hicks. E. Deary. E. Russell, C Miller, C Collins Standinr• N Miller R. Mosby, E. Reed. H. Russell. E. Collins, I.. Miller. L. Holiday. E. Clark. G. McConico. H. Smith, N. Scales. Dr.' Murphy' sponsor. P. Hawkins. L Hill, 141 The Dallas Prairie View Club is one of the largest hometown clubs on campus. DALLAS PV CLUB The objectives of the Dallas PV Club are: to promote leadership, cooperation, to establish a closer relationship between the student body as a whole, and to promote worthwhile activities both on and off the campus. Wayland Walker is president. Mr. J. B. Johnson is sponsor. HENDERSON-KILGORE CLUB The Hendcrson-Kilgorc PV Club is composed of students from the greater Henderson and Kilgore, Texas area. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the old students with the new ones, and form the habit of being cooperative and appreciative of our Alma Mater . Officers: Robert Duffcy, president; Ronald Hammons, vice-president; Donctta Beverly, Secretary; Farris Trimble, business manager; Albert Trimble, treasurer; Donnie Henson, reporter. J. E. Hill is sponsor. First Row: A. Trimble. M. Thurman. P. Nicholson. B. Bennett. R. Hammons. C. Ballenger. 2nd Row: R. Rocqucmore. F. Trimble, R. Duffcy, D. Anderson. L. Brown. C. Stephenson. F. Jacobs, C. Stephenson. Sot Shown: B. Jones. D. Beverly. D. Henson, G. Neal. P. Blanton. P. Cameron, E. Roberts, L. Maddox. J. Turner, O. Turner. E. Martin. Marva Ross. M. D. Anderson. Sca eJ: Ava Hunt, Gladys Garrett, Diana Thonus, Dorothy Hamilton, S auJing: Ernest Spikes, Charles Simmons, Alexander Cranford, Odis Linsey, F. J Jenkini. LUFKIN PV CLUB The Lufkin Prairie View Club is composed of approximately 2S students from Lufkin, Texas. OFFICERS Alexander Cranford........... F. Jenkins Dorothy Hamilton Sponsors: Joseph Hoffman, Joe Burke President Vice Pres. Secretary CONTINENTAL PV CLUB The purpose of Club Continental is to promote social culture on PV’s campus and to bring together all students from out-of-state who attend Prairie View. OFFICERS I. Hurdle President W. Williams .. . Vice Pres. G. Cole ...... Secretary G. Armstrong .... Asst. Sect. Queen: SHARON TAYI.OR CLARENCE BATIE MISS DAISY SMITH MRS. E. BEASON Sponsors 143 Sealed: E. Debose, R. Webb, E. McGee, L. Mason, F. Lofton, J. Henry, M. McGee, G Ellis. 2nd Row: V. Hall, W. Lowery Jr., F. Ellis, J. Green, R. Mitchell, R. Lowery, A. Peterson, W. Minor, M. Galley, L. Jackson, B. Brown, A. Branch, L. Williams. G Warren, R. Holmes. NAVASOTA PV CLUB SAN ANTONIO PV CLUB Officers for the Navasota PV Club arc: Lewis Jackson, president; Willie Lowery, vice president; Carol Ellis, secretary; McArthur Galley, treasurer; Bobby Brown, business mgr. Mrs. K. D. Mooring and Mr. L. R. Boyden are sponsors. Margaret McGee is club queen. Students who belong to the San Antonio Prairie View’ Club hail from the magic Alamo” city where David Crockett once fought. Officers: Frank Childress, pres.; Shcrilyn Johnosn, vice-pres.; Lclia Bacy, secretary; Delores Cleveland, asst, sect.; Lester Harris, treasurer; Gerald Hollaway, reporter; Paulette Jones, chaplain. Mrs. Evelyn Johnson is sponsor. Seated: P. Jone , B. Lynn, D. Cleveland, P. Crockett, C. Henson, E. Walton. A. Dotcie, S. Johnson. Back Row: G Brown, G. Ellis, L. Harris, S. Scott, B. Webb, F. Childress. V. County, H. Durhart, G Smith. TRI-CITY PV CLUB The Tri-City PV Club is composed of students from the greater Bryan, College Station, Hearn area. The club tries to instill in students' hearts and minds the thought of higher education and its important place in the great society”. Officers include Ivy Idlc-bird, president; Edna Hines, vice president; Vera Adams, Sect.; Edna Taylor, Asst. Sect.; Lcnnis Davis, treasurer; Barbara Williams, Irma Walton, reporters; Maxie Taylor, Sgt.at-arms. Sponsors arc Mr. C. D. Yancy and Mr. A. Peterson. WACO PV CLUB The popular Waco PV Cub, one of the largest hometown clubs on the campus, is composed of students from Waco. The club was founded in 1956. The membership of the club has continuously increased in the past years and boasts a record membership of approximately 70. During Christmas holidays the members join other college students for their annual social at home. Officers include Donald Dorsey, president; Samuel Stewart, Bus. Mgr. Dr. W. Dover is sponsor. S'juJ: O. McCoy, S. Bowen. B. Jefferson, G. Shields. J. Hall. F. Smith. Y. Reed. G. Love. Second Row: V. Smith. S. Hodge, B. Woods. W. Maxwell. P. Igle-hart. J. Talton, S. Stewart. S. Langford, C. Burks. R. Sanders, L. Hunt. S. Tinsley. J. Woods, Dorsey Donald. 145 Stated: V. Ervin, O. Woods, E. Walker, M. MeFadden. 2nd Row: B. Shavers, T. Haney, N. Thompson, R. Page. F. Hampton, P. J. Williams, L. Hill. TEXARKANA PV CLUB Club officers: Leroy Hill, president; Joseph Page, vice-president; Francis Hampton, secretary; Ruby Webster, asst, sect.; Georgia Seldon, treasurer; Ethel Warren, chaplain; Mar)- MeFadden, parliamentarian; P. J. Williams, bus. manager; Ernest Williams, asst, business mgr. Odie Bell Woods is queen and Mr. Leroy Marion is sponsor. TYLER PV CLUB Students from the East Texas city of Tyler compose the Tyler PV Club. OBJECTIVES: (1) to develop competent, aggressive and aggressive student leadership. (2) to participate in worthy undertaking for the improvement of student living. (3) to develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. Officers: Jesse Hayter, president; Lofton Kennedy, vice-prcs.; Vera Ware, secretary; Clark Young, treasurer; L. V. Kannedy, bus. manager. Kay Collier is queen and Miss Orena Robinson is sponsor. Seated: E. Collier, K. Collier, B. West, V. Williams, V. Johnson. Standing: L. Kennedy, B. Johnson, R. Moore, J. Hayter, L. Kennedy, A. Jackson, E. Benson, C Anderson, R. Gardner. L. Dunn. A. Sparks, Miss Orena Robinson, sponsor. 144 SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CLUBS An Evening in the Memorial Center—Stated: R. Clark, V. Smith, J. Brown. R. Gabriel, J. Malone, J. Crow, B. Hall and B. K. Jone . Party Time at Valentine's Ball LES BELLE SOEURS The main purpose of Gub Lcs Belle Socurs is to promote better understanding and appreciation of group participation. Gub colors: Red and White MOTTO: The bricks of character arc the stepping stones to success Brother Gub—The Progressive Veterans OFFICERS Barbara K. Jones President Ralph Clark Vice-President Joyce Goss Secretary Vashon Smith Treasurer Jessie Malone Business Mgr. Stella Williams ............................ Parliamentarian Joycclyn Brown ............................Dean of Pledgees It's PARTY time at the I-BS Annual Valentine's Ball Qub Meeting 147 Seated: Milton Scott, Elmer Seals, Chester Hancock, James L. Davis. Second Row: J. D. Richards, Elmer Knight, Joe Fortson, Bowser Johnson. THE PROGRESSIVE VETERANS The Progressive Veteran’s Club of PV College is composed of men who have at some time served in the Armed Services of the United States. The present membership represents almost two decades of service to the nation for World War II up to the present cold war period. This organization was formed on campus with the same ideals in mind that made these men among the best fighting men in the world. As stated in the club’s preamble, We of the Progressive Veteran’s Club ... in order to promote schol- arship and spirit of fellowship among college men; to aid in, and insist upon the progress of its members; to encourage and foster those activities designed to achieve the aims of the college; to direct our efforts toward assisting the progress of the college community. Officers are: Chester Hancock—president, John Baker-vice president, Sherman Brooks—secretary, Milton Scott— reporter, Phillip Harden—treasurer. 148 Seated: Sherman Brooks, J. D. Richards, Luther Shaw. Joe Fortson, James Ayers. Bowser Johnson. Second Row: Conrad Richardson, John Baker, John Dorsey, Grady Garrett. Chester Hancock and Theodore Richards. PLEDGE CLUBS KNIGHT CLUB Members who belong to the Knight Club arc pledgees to Barons of Innovation. LINE CLUB Members of the Line Club arc pledgees for Club Crescendo. 13 26 CLUB Members of 13 26 soon become 26ers. PLEDGE CLUBS WORM CLUB The Worm Club pledgees become KOB's (Kappa Omega Beta) FRAME CLUB Members of the Frame Club arc pledgees to Lcs Beaux Arts. DUCK CLUB The Ducks as they are called, while on probation, soon become Lcs Belles Lett res. 150 BARONS OF INNOVATION The Barons of Innovation—was organized during the year of 1953. The first meeting took place in Woodruff Hall. The founders organized this club for the following purpose: TO PROMOTE THE IDEAI-S OF GOOD COLLEGE LIVING THROUGH BROTHERHOOD AND PARTICIPATING IN WORTHWHILE ACTIVITIES. Since its beginning in 1953, the Barons of Innovation has excelled in its activities and produced men of outstanding leadership capabilities. There arc various special activities that produce men of outstanding leadership capabilities. There arc various special activities that the Barons participate in yearly, the Annual Red Cross Drive and Vesper Program is another notable achievement which attempt to bring cultural aspects to the campus scene. The Barons arc not only Lordly Creators of something new But also leaders of Prairie View. Brother William Batts III, a Prairie View alumnus, will always be remembered for the wit and ingenuity with which he led the Student Body of Prairie View for two years. At present the B.O.I.'s can proudly boast of having the present Student Council President, Richard Lockett as a brother. To become a member of the Barons of Innovation a student must have a scholastic average of C” or above, and have reached the classification of sophomore (30 hours). Any student who has passed the classification of Junior (90 hours) will not be permitted to join the Barons. Also, any student who does not have the qualities that should be exemplified by a Baron. BARONS OF 1961-65 CABINET CABINET—Front Row, Left to Right: Evander Johnson, Parliamentarian; Carl Lockett, Peer; Richard Gardner, Vice Peer; Clyde Porter, Business Manager; Back Row, Left to Right: Booket T. Butler, Sergeant-At-Arms; Flyod Guidry, Chaplain; Albert Holloway, Assistant Knight of the Plume; James Clay, Program Director; Leroy Hill, Reporter; David Belton, Dean of Pledgees; Sterling Ray, Historian; Edward Brown, Treasurer. B.O.I. Queen Gustie Rice Our Queen Left to Right—Alvin Lea veil; Richard Gardner; Gustie Rice; Albert Holloway; and Waco Porter. 152 Richard Gardner Vice Peer Carl. I.. Lockett Peer James F.. Snoddy Knight of the Plume Edward Brown Treasurer Bruin Glover Clark Young Charles Mooney James Cyrus Frcdic Cohen Lofton Kennedy Joseph Page Evandcr Johnson Paul Wilson James Clay Carl Dixon Leroy Hill 153 Grover Amic Waco Porter Larry Nathan Elliott Guy den 154 Pull The Right One B A R 0 N S P A S T T 1 M E Planning For The Future Too Late To Study Dig That Beat Smile, You're on Candid Camera 155 Bcmicc Young President Charlotte Baszilc Secretary Betty McGlory Treasurer PURPOSE OF THE CLUB The purposes of the Kappa Omega Beta Social Club are: To sponsor social activities on the campus; to develop poise and dignity in young women on campus; to develop cultural appreciation among ourselves and to promote outstanding social graces among ourselves and fellow students. OFFICERS The officers of the Club are: President, Bernice Young; Vice-President, Isabella Hicks; Asst. Secretary, Ola Jean Morgan; Secretary, Charlotte Baszilc; Corresponding Secretary, Elvic Jean Walker; Treas urer, Betty McGlory; Asst. Treasurer, Leatrice Brown; Business Man ager, Vivian Hartwell; Dean of Pledgees, Barbara Johnson; Asst Dean of Pledgees, Georgia Howard; Chaplain, Margie Moore Reporter, Barbara Stringer; Treasurer to the Pledge Club, Emily Barber MOTTO: It is general manners that prove so irresistible in young women. t£E33U«; N. Daniels V. Gordon D. Pel ton V. Hartwell M. Johnson B. Stringer J. McPherson E. Barber B. Hodge B. Williams G. Howard D. Pierson B. Redmond B. Huff H. Davis J. Johnson G. Moore L. Doggett 157 Joyce Brown Shirley Bowen J°YCc McBride Elscnia Soden Loris Qeaver President Vice-President Secretary Business Manager Dean of Pledgees CLUB TWENTY-SIX 1 Jers during tough prodation as they surround the Fountain on western day. SCHOLARSHIP, ONE OF 26ERS MAIN GOALS Club Twenty-Six is composed of 26 young ladies selected in their junior year who have attained an accumulative average of 2.5 or above. Striving for high scholarship, leadership, and social grace, to give its members a balanced college life is the main objective. Club 26, founded in 1951 is the oldest women’s social club on the campus. It is the sister club to Club Crescendo, also the oldest social club for men at Prairie View. Members of the club are constantly in the campus spotlight. Activities include Homecoming, club parties, and the annual Black White Ball. Those members winning special honors are: Joyce Brown, Who’s Who, Pres. Debating Team, and SNEA; Shirley Bowers, Assoc. Editor, yearbook; Elscnia Sodcrs, Assoc. Editor, newspaper, Biol. Club, Pres., BKX; Rose Wright, Who’s Who, AKM, BKX; Esther Lyons, Who’s Who. BKX; Delores Ervin, Who’s Who, AKM, MAS; Mar)' Hornsby, Who’s Who, KO l ; Estclla West, KO«J ; JoAnn Miles, Who’s Who; Patsy Nicholson, BKX; Marion Coss, Top Ten Beauty. Club Twenty-Six believes that it is better to aim high and fall short of the goal that we have set before us, than to aim low and reach it.” Miss Gladys Petty Sponsor Emma Collier Marion Coss 2 Sers Loris anil Elscnia take time out for a coke. Gladys Dunbar Delores Ervin JoAnn Harrison Mary Hornsby Constance Kelly Esther Lyons Patsy Nicholson Verna Port is Sandra Randolph Bobbie Smith Rubyc Webb Estclla West Francis Williams Rose Wright 159 Fmi Row: B. Thomas, A. Amos, L. Smith. B Anglin, O. Bruce, A. Vaughn, G. Alexander. T. Smith. R. Aycock, F. Griffin. Second Row: R. Sanders, E. dark, O. McCoy, G Warren, J. Scott, W. Lilly, E. Tutt, L. Gunner, S. Booker, M. Hayes, H. Jackson, J. Santafield, B. Battles, B. Childs. CLUB CRESCENDO OFFICERS Robert Sanders ................. Potentate Leroy Holiday...............Vice-potentate Hernandez Jackson ................. Scribe William C. Warren Asst. Scribe Roy C. Aycoek ................ Comptroller Edwin Clark Business Manager Bennie Thomas ............... Sgt.-at-Arms Gerald Holloway ................. Chaplain Alonzo Smith ............. Parliamentarian Roy Johnson ........ Program Chairman Franklin Alexander ..... Musical Director Willie Farrington Dean of Pledgees U Walter Lilly Asst. Dean of Pledgees Mr. Prince McCann, Sponsor 160 OLDEST SOCIAL CLUB FOR MEN AT PV CHARTERED IN 1949 Club Crescendo, the oldest social club for men at Prairie View A M College was chartered October 24, 1949. Purposes of Club Crescendo arc to maintain a high plane of social club life and interclub relations within the college, to co-operate with the administration in the maintenance of high social standards and to further intellectual accomplishment and sound scholarship. Club Crescendo activities include presenting a float at the annual homecoming game, presenting a vesper program, presenting an annual Talent Showcase for the purpose of highlighting the various talents in the Club, and giving, jointly with our Sister Club, Club 26, an annual Black and White Ball. Standing: H. Willie, W. Ford, C. Hawkins, T. Harris, W. Archie, D. Bennett, M. Kilpatrick, Second Row: F. Simmons, L. Alexander, C Ingram, L. Sims, D. Kirkpatrick, A. Gooden, E. Turner, R. Bostic, Third Row: W. Jackson, C. Muse, G. Shanklc, M. Tatum, S. Greene, G. Manning, A. White, Fourth Row: K. Turner, I. Baker, C. Haywood, P. Washington, W. Land, J. Williams. PANTHER CLUB The Panther Club is an organization for men athletes on campus. The Club lends its aid to charitable organization which work toward aiding the physically handicapped. The Club also encourages the college's intramural program between other clubs as a means of fostering high standards of sportsmanship and leadership among college students. The Panther Club sponsors the annual ’Toys for Tots social which is held around Christmas time. Mr. Marion Henry is sponsor and Stoncll Greene is president. Mr. Marion Henry Sponsor 161 LES BEAUX ARTS CULTURAL CLUB CHARTERED—1957 PRAIRIE VIEW A. M. COLLEGE CLUB COLORS BROWN AND GOLD CREED We the I..B.A. Leaders in culture, take the lead in promoting a more cultured life here on the campus among our students. We take pride in being leaders in culture because we ate expected to take the lead role by the campus society. With .this in mind, we the Les Beaux Arts Cultural Club will strive to accomplish our mission among this campus society. Because culture is a major aspect in one's life, we the L.B.A. Members will do our utmost to create it in hoth the hearts and minds of the people here on our campus. OBJECTIVES To provide cultural enlightenment for the members of I.es Beaux Arts as well as the student body at large. To promote brotherhood, fair play and sportsmanship on Prairie View’s campus. To develop an appreciation for high scholarship. To assist the college in any possible way in promoting better college living for all. MOTTO Culture is a learned trait, not an inborn one. President Vice President Secretary Business Mgr. Financial Sect. Parliamentarian Chaplain . ... Dean of Pledgees Historian Treasurer Sponsor LES BEAUX ARTS EXECUTIVE CABINET CULTURAL CLUB CLUB ROSTER Bennie Austin Orlo Berry Bernard Blanton Henry Bostic James Brown William Cay Theodore Campbell Earnest Collins Milton Coleman Freddie Cohen Charles Davis Donald Dorsey Frank Earnest Richard Ellis Dwight Fields Jimmy Ford William Gage James Hall Sammie Harris Solomon Heam Harold Henderson I-ucas Hicks David Hilliard Irving Hurdles Johnny King Marvin King Edward Kuykendall Carl Littles William Love Jesse Lyons Douglas McCall Billy McQowan Lemon McMilli? Robert McMillian Ronald Mathis Leroy Miller Michael Milton Wilford Milton Earl Mitchell James Mitchell Ronald Mitchell Wiley Neal Don Owens Elton Payne Haywood Perkins Rudolph Portis Jimmy Richards Charles Roberson Samuel Scott James Scurry James Session John Simmons Edgar Sharp Jimmy Wallace DeLong Ware Craig Washington Calvin Watson Calvin Wesley Franklin Wesley Albert Wilborn Orlando Williams Carl Williams Victor Woods Eddie-Young Walter Gamble FOR 1964-1965 ...........................Sammie Harris ...................... Solomon Hearn .............................. Lucas Hides ............................Donald Dorsey ........................ Franklin Wesley .............................Frank Earnest Wiley Neal ...............................Carl Littles Michcal Melton ....................... Samuel Scott ............................. William Bell Bennie Austin Bernard Blanton Orlo Berry James Brown Theodore Campbell William Cay Pictured above are Neophyte Brothers and dates at the Sweetheart’s Ball Charles Davis Donald Dorsey Dwight Fields Jimmy Ford William Gage Walter Gamble James Hall Sammic Harris Solomon Hearn Harold Henderson’ Lucas Hicks David Hillard Irving Hurdle 164 Miss L.B.A. 1964-196 Jean Taylor Viva la Johnny King Marvin King Edward Kuykendall Earl Mitchell James Mitchell Ronald Mitchell Wiley Neal Carl Littles Billy MeGowen Lemon McMillan Quiet—Business Manager at Work Don Owens Elton Payne Samuel Scott James Scurry Edgar Sharp Craig Washington Carl Williams Calvin Watson Orlando Williams Franklin Wesley Victor Woods Jimmy Richard Charles Roberson On the third Wednesday afternoon of each month the Brothers assemble around the fountain before going to dinner. The above is a scene from such an occasion. 165 Les Beaux Arts LES BELLES LETTRES CULTURAL CLUB Carolyn Baily Joyce Bates Myrtle Beard Carolyn Bradley Anita Champion Shirley Collins Joyce Davis Patricia Dickson Peggy Hartwell Mary Hicks Doris Hogan Hannah Jackson Ethel Lewis Alice McKinney Georgic Moore Ruby Morris Marie Mosely Carolyn Owens Sue Patterson Bobbie Pendleton Eula Richards Yvonne Ricks Barbara Riley Evcrnell Roberts Gladys Rucker Rose Slndcrs Joyce Sewell Joann Sidney Jean Taylor Irene Thompson Melvin J. Todd Ethel Warren Dorothy Wedgcworth Armelia Willard Barbara Williams L.B.L. OFFICERS Stcna Neal . Carolyn Robinson Dotsic St. Julian Wilma Clark Vcrncll Hall Carlottc Fontenot Dean of Pledgees Yvonne Biggers Shirley Stevenson Maxine Allen ........... President Vice-President ........... Secretary . Asst. Secretary’ Parliamentarian Reporter Jacqueline Williams Sgt.-at-Arms Asst. Treasurer Treasurer SPONSORS: Mrs. Ella C. Weaver Mrs. Julia Owens Doris Williams Jeanette Williams Mattie Brown Bel via Powell Standing: R. Sayles, R. Morris, E. Roberts. M. Mosley, G. Allen, J. Powell, C. Fontenot, J. Williams, B. Pendleton, J. Taylor, J. Davis, D. St. Julian, B. Riley. D. Strawder, D. Hogan. Second Row: G. Seldon, J. Williams, E. Reynolds, J. Batts, B. McClure, J. Mayo, C Bailey, A. Williard, S. Patterson, P. Dickson, E. Lewis, G. Moore, E. Renfro. R. Sanders, J. Sowdl, V. Hartwell. Third Row: M. Taylor. M. Beard, A. Champion, Q. Matt, Y. Ricks, G Robinson, I. Thomas, H. Jackson. M. Allen, D. Wcdgcworth, S. Collins. E. Warren. G Bradley. E. Whitfield. Y. Biglers. Ruth Delois Moore—president 1964. LES BELLES LETTRES The purpose of the Lcs Belles Lcttrcs Cultural Club is to encourage a keen appreciation for the best in music, art, literature and the dance through constant study in meetings and exposure to concerts, museums, plays and lectures in the Prairie View College Community and the community of Houston. The objectives arc: I. (a) Read good books, (b) listen to classical music, (c) attend cultural activities, at least one concert each year for the entire college community will be sponsored by the club, II. Encourage each member to be an asset to the community in every facet of her daily life. 168 Spooking it up—Cultural style Lt. Col. Arthur Fearing, PMS R.O.T.C. The training of young men as Army Reserve Officers has existed for many years at Prairie View A M College. The Army ROTC, under the command of Lt. Col. Arthur N. Fearing, develops officers with ample quantity to provide a corps of well-rounded leaders. The cadet Corps provides training in basic leadership, honesty, intelligence, and common sense. The advanced ROTC Corps is composed of Juniors and Seniors who have successfully completed the' two year required courses in ROTC and desire to pursue further the training which leads to possible qualification as officers in the U. S. Army. The ROTC Ball is one of the most enjoyable affairs sponsored by the ROTC each year. SF.NIOR OFFICERS Carl Lockett, Lt. Col. Brigade Commander William Wagner, Lt. Col. James Snoddy, Lt. Col. Alvin Lcavcll, Lt. Col. Rudolph Portis, Lt. Col. William Love, Major Richard Gardner, Major Lionel Adams, Major Albert Wilborn, Major Larry Nathan, Major Pcrcell Milton, Major Jasper Dillard, Major McNcal Adams. Major Samuel Scott. Captain Eddie Williams, Captain Kenneth Turner, Captain Ronald Mitchell, Captain Dwight Freeman, Captain Aaron Warren. Captain John Batchan, Captain Charles Swanson. Captain Bryson Brown. Captain Henry Bostic, Captain Bernard Blanton, Captain Richard Mosby, Captain 169 JUNIORS OFFICERS Leo Bradley Avis Brown Herbert Bondage Billy Burton Wayne Buster Theodore Campbell Raymond Carson William Cay Lee Roy Coleman Ernest Collins Billy Dean Dennis Diggs Carl Dixon Early Erwin Randell Ford Arthur Franklin James Givens Floyd Guidry Luther Hackworth Clinnon Harvey Albert Holloway Hernandez Jackson Evandlcr Johnson Jimmy Jones Michael Jones Oliver Mosley Wiley Neal Lucious New house Clifford Nickerbcrry Ernest Owens Haywoods Perkins Charles Phillips Otha Poole Clyde Porter James Scurry Alvin Sheffield James Spriggs Robert Standifer Verlon Stribling Clyde Thomas Willie Twitty John Walton Donald Wiley Ronnie Wheeler PR Drill Team at Homecoming—1964 NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PERSHING RIFLES The National Society Of Pershing Rifles at Prairie View serves to promote military and social activities for the College Army ROTC and senes as security patrol. William Love is Company commander and Capt. John Toye is the advisor. Standing: J. Matt, E. Williams, B. Brown, W. Love, E. Sample, M. Adams, A. Leave!! SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade is a National Military Society. Its purpose is to unite in close relationship the Military departments in American Col leges and Universities. Scabbard and Blade aims to foster the essential qualities of good and outstanding officers; and to promote good fellowship among cadet officers. ROTC RIFLE TEAM The Prairie View College ROTC Rifle Team is composed of Military students who have demonstrated outstanding marksmanship ability . The team competes often with other rifle teams throughout Texas and other states. The rifle team participated in a shoulder to shoulder match with the University of Houston, Texas A I, University of Texas and also Southern University. First Row: Negal Williams. James Spencer, Nobleton, Jones, Lemmon McMillian, Marvin Kin :. Second Row: Leo Bradley, Verlon Stripling, Aaron Warren, Edward Kuykendall, Roy Pace, Joseph Dickson. Standing: (1 to r) P. Milton, W. Wagner, B. Blanton, E. Brown, M. Adam , F. Earnest, C. Swanson. W. Love, A. Lea veil, C. L. Lockett. Second Row: B. Dean. C. Thomas H. Jackson. W. Cay. E. Owens, A. Holloway. L. Newhousr. T. Campbell. D. Diggs. R. Carson, B. Burton. HAMILTON-FEARING COUNTERGUERRILLA In view of the present world situation and the turmoil we find in the Far East, guerrilla and jungle warfare have become the important modes of fighting. In order to counteract these insurgent forces, special forces arc being trained. These forces are known as the counter-guerrilla forces. Around the country, ROTC units have been organizing such counterinsurgent forces. The Hamilton-Fearing Counterguerrilla Company was thus organized. The unit gets its name from Col. West Hamilton and Lt. Col. Arthur N. Fearing, the first and present PMS at Prairie View. Cadet Col. Carl Lockett is unit commander and Cadet Lt. Col. Alvin Lcavell is the executive officer. Major E. R. Howell is sponsor. Lt. 0)1. Arthur N. Fearing on the drill field with cadets. STUDENT GOVERNMENT RICHARD B. LOCKETT, Preside ! Rudolph Portis Vice-President Shirley Topic SetreUry Joseph Pape Business Mjujger Donald Dorsey Councils jn-at-l trge STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the student association. It is composed of five elected officers which arc elected during the spring semester. The other members of the council arc delegated by each class division and certain organizations. In addition to planning social events for the school year, the Student Council strives to instill within the student body as well as its members an awareness and a personal sense of responsibility to keep abreast of world affairs. 175 Stated: Robert Sanders, Issac Baker, Dorolyn Davis, Joyce Brown, Carl L. Lockett. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-Club Council is an organization where all social and cultural clubs on campus arc represented. The counci] serves as a mediator between all the clubs who hold membership. The clubs represented are: Barons of Innovation, Club Crescendo, Club 26, Kappa Omega Beta, Lcs Beaux Arts, Lcs Belles Lettres, Lcs Belle Socurs, Panther Club, and Veterans. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE The Hospitality Committee serve as hostess for the various conferences, conventions, and special activities sponsored by the college. The Officers are: Marion Williams, president; Mildred Crosby, vice-president; Linda Woodson, secretary; Doris Alcorn. Business Manager; Dorothy Seals, reporter; Mclva Buckner, Treasurer. Mrs. Edwards is sponsor. 176 Seated: Doris Alcom, Mildred Crosby, Mclva Buckner. Second Row: Charlotte Miller, Linda Woodson, Dorothy Seals, Marion Williams. UMC WOMEN’S COUNCIL The UMC (United Men’s Congress) organized during September, 1964 under the leadership of Mr. Amos C. Johnson and Mr. E. Ward, dormitory counselors; exists to encourage the male students on campus to achieve and maintain a balance of scholarship and extracurricular activities. The Congress is composed of student representatives from every men’s dormitory on campus. The Dean of Men, Mr. H. Fuller and assistant dean Mr. Leroy Marion, and other dormitory counselors assist the UMC in helping maintain these goals. The Women’s Council, under the leadership of Mrs. R. L. Bland Evans, aims are to (1) to promote good group living. (2) to encourage self management and self discipline. (3) to encourage good citizenship. (4) to encourage human relationship. (5) to encourage pleasing personalities. Officers: Patricia Iglchart, president; Cheryl McIntyre, vice-president; Mamie Hughes, sect.; Jacqueline Williams, asst, sect.; Kowetha Davidson, parliamentarian; Barbara Tatum, chaplain; Joyce McBride, social chairman, Estclla West, treasurer; Bernadette Mosby, honor member. Wi,,iamS- Mamie Hu Pl,ricia Inglehar . Joyce McBride. Snmdhgr Kowetha Davidson. Bernadette Mosby an. 177 STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Volume 39, No. Il Prairie View A. M. Colleqe, Texas February 19, 1965 Published semi-monthly in the interest of a Greater Prairie View A. and M. College, the PANTHER senes as the voice of the students of Panthcrland. STAFF Editor-In-Chief...... Marjay Dclma Anderson Managing Editor ............Lonnie D. Hunt, Jr. Associate Editor ........... Alberta E. Soders Cartoonist..................Rudolph Wagner Typists ... Rome)' Johnson, Odie Woods, Donctta Beverly, Gloria Neal Photographers ....... Clifford Ward, Sylvester Brown Secretary ..................... Helen Lomax Adviser ....... Dr. G A. Wood MARJAY D. ANDERSON, EJilor E. Soders and D. Anderson THE PANTHERLAND Pamherland Editor, LONNIE D. HUNT, JR. Shirley Bowers Associate Editor From the Editor When the college administration decided in the Spring of 1964 to include in the activity fee of every college student, the money to publish a yearbook, it was a tremendous thing. This is the.first time in the history of the college that a yearbook was certain at the beginning of the school year. The financial problems that had plagued other yearbook enthusiasts over the years is only a matter of the past. The traditional expression of curtain drawing messages is: we made it, but how! There was a large group who thought they wanted to help develop the 1965 Panthcrland—chaos reigned —some wanted to do this one way, some another, some did not want the hard work, long hours, but the faithful students who stayed on the job until the mission was accomplished—I simply say thank you. With a hardy appreciation to the Administration for cooperation in making this book possible, to our advisor. Dr. C. A. Wood, for assistance and to Miss Helen Lomax for needed help, we present the 1965 Panthcrland in hopes that it will enable you to relive the enjoyable years of 1964-65. Lonnie D. Hunt, Jr. nditor-in-Chief 180 PANTHERLAND STAFF Editor-inChief Associate Editors Sports Assistants Asst. Layout Editor Senior Class Editors Junior Class Editors Sophomore Class Editors Freshman Class Editors Copy Editors Typists Photographers Feature Editor Picture Editors Advisor Director, Student Publications Dotsic St. Julian Junior Class Editor Lonnie D. Hunt, Jr. Shirley Bowers Nyanza Joe Cl in non Harvey Chester Anderson Lawrence Dunn James T. Hart Flora Simpson Rosemary Ellis Wclton Wood fork Dotsic M. St. Julian Myrtle M. Beard Donetta Beverly Gloria Neal Daniel Anderson Velma Ervin Joan Derrough Marjay Anderson Odie Woods Rome)’ Johnson Occic Cluff Doris Phillips Clifford Ward Sylvester Brown Lorealia Mason Eula Bennett Marion Hall Valerie Gerald Miss Helen Lomax Dr. C. A. Wood Dr. C. A. Wood, Advisor and Lonnie Hunt, Editor Sylvester Brown Photographer Odie Woods Head Typist Velma Ervin—Daniel Anderson Freshman Class Editors Clifford Ward Head Student Photographer ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS MISS TEXAS HIGH CONTES!—Winners Grclc—Miss Barbara Wood, center, is flanked by 1962 and 1963 winners Misses Cheryl K. McIntyre and Gloria Neal Runners-up in the 1964 Contest Ggarettc Contest Award The Student Press Club is composed of all Prairie View A M College students who work in any capacity with publications, radio, and general public relations. The Club is a part of the Student Publications Department, headed by Dr. C. A. Wood. The major project of the club is the annual MISS TEXAS HIGH Contest and the High School Reporters Conference sponsored together in April. The purpose of the contest is to give appropriate attention to the many attractive and talented girls in Texas Negro High Schools —to encourage the development of poise, personality, and talent among students—and to promote aesthetic appreciation and cultural growth. The Press Club Conference is designed to help high school and college students learn more about journalism—student publications, photography, news reporting and public relations activities. Outstanding professional newsmen and public relations specialists arc invited to serve as speakers and consultants for the conference. Other major activities sponsored by the Club include the annual selection of a Press Club Sweetheart, publication of the Student-Faculty Director)', and sponsorship of the annual Cancer Fund Drive. MISS TEXAS HIGH in Dallas Parade Student Press Club PRESS CLUB MEMBERS Stated I., to R.—Waller Lilly, Donna Ruth Henson, Cheryl K. McIntyre. Marjorie Simmons, Joyce Rollins, Marion Coss, Elscnia Soders, Marchusa Armstrong, Lonnie D. Hunt, Marjay Anderson, Richard Lockett, Nolan Ward, Odie B. Woods, Margaret Slater, Gloria Neal, Donctla D. Beverly, Shirley Woodkins and Roger Jackson. Standing L. to R. Mamie Hughes, Joyce Brown, Georgia Petty, and Clifford Ward. Student Faculty Directory is a project of the Press Club PRESS CLUB Sponsors Annual Cancer Fund Drive. CLAS CLASS OF 1965 I. to R: James Snoddy, Stella West, Clark Young. Lofton Kennedy, Richard Gardner, Mary Hornsby CLASS OFFICERS Richard Gardner James Snoddy Stella West Mary Hornsby Clark Young Lofton Kennedy President Vice President ........ Secretary ......... Historian Business Manager ....... Treasurer 186 ADAMS. Cloid, Jr. Huntsville Major: Agriculture New Farmers of America ADAMS. Joyce M. Houston Major: Nursing Houston PV, M.S.M. ADAMS. McNcal Jasper Major: Civil Engineering Tex. Soc. Prof. Engr., A.S.C.E. ALCORN. Doris J. Houston Major: Dietetics Minor: Home Ec. Home Ec. Club, Houston PV, YWCA ALEXANDER, Dollic Sulphur Spgt. Major: Business Education Phi Beta Lam., Lib. Sci., YWCA ALFORD. Rosanna Houston Major: Dietetics Home Ec. Club. YWCA, Houston PV ALLEN, Robert L. Midland Major: Dietetics Minor: Biology B.O.I., Home Economics Club ANDERS. Vivian L Midland Major: Math Minor: Biology Lcs Belles Socurs ANDERSON, Chester Tyler Major: History Minor: English • History Club, Eng. Club, Tyler PV ANDERSON. Etta V. Bartlett Major: Music Minor: Elem. Ed. M.E.N.C.. SNEA ANDERSON. Evelyn M. Denison Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Health Phi Beta I.ambda ANDERSON. Lioncll Crosby Major: Elect. Engineering Club Crescendo. Y.M.C.A. SENIORS ANDERSON, Norma E. Cuney Major: Elementary Education College Choir, Lib. Sci. Club ANGLIN. Bobby R. Mexia Major: Music Minor: Elem. Ed Band. Crescendo. Music Club ANGLIN. Woodic L. Mexia Major: Industrial Tech. ARMELIN, Carrie Bay City Major: Elementary Ed. S.N.E.A., YWCA. M.S.M. ARMSTRONG, LeMarva Longview Major: Math Minor: Chan. AYCOCK, Roy C. Houston Major: Draft. Technology Club Crescendo BAILEY, Abra Jr. Livingston Major: Math Minor: Bus. Ed. Mathematics Club BAILEY. Carolyn Dallas Major: Sociology Minor: Health LBL, Sociology Club. Dallas PV 187 Houston CLASS OF 1965 BAKER. Isacc F. Houston Major: Malh Minor: Phy. Ed. Football. Panther Club. ICC BAKER. Manda P. Moulalha Major: Malh Minor: Bus. Ed. Mathematics Club BALDWIN, Eunice M. Uhetly Major: Business Administration KOB. Phi Beta Lam.. Math Club BAI.I.ENGER. Charles HenJtrson Major: P.E. Minor: Biology Y.M.C.A. BAI.I.ENGER. Myrna llenJerson Major: Dietetics YWCA. Henderson PV. SNEA BAR REIT. Thuster Sulphur Spgs. Major: Phy. Ed. Minor: Soc. Varsity Basthall BASZII.E. Charlotte Port Arthur Major: I.ib. Sci. Minor: Span. KOB. Library Science Club BATCHAN. John Jr. Beaumont Major: Sociology Y Pres . Adv. ROTC. Gilpen Plys. BATES. Joyce M. Ennis Major: Biology Minor: P.E. L.H.L, Biology Club BATTS, l-elia M. Houston Major: Elem. lid. Minor: Math BATTLES. Billy MiJUnJ Major: Bus. Administration Club Crescendo. YMCA BEASLEY. Billy E. Tyler Major: Phy. Ed. Minor: Hist. Tyler PV Club BEASLEY. Thconell Gilmore Major: Hist. Minor: Soc. Sci. BELL, Benjamin Sulphur SpK • Major: Business Admin. Hi l l ( l.risiic Baytown Major: Music Ed. A Cappella Choir, MENC BEI.L, Frank N. la Marque Major: Music Minor: Ed. MENC. Band. NEA. Orchestra BELTON. David Gainesville Major: Arch. Engr. BENSON, Shirley Norman ee Major: Business Ed. BERRY. Agnes Port Arthur Major: Biology Biology Club. YWCA BERRY, l-cslie lasielaJy Major: Music College Marching Band, MENC 188 Lufkin BERRY. Samira C. Major: Biology Minor: Phy Ed. Biology Clufc, Y.W.CA. BLACK. Delores M. Houston Major: Mem. liduc.Uion K.O.B.. SNEA BLACKSHEAR. Thomas Houston Major: Mixli. Engineering: Tex. Society Prof. Engineers BLANTON, Bernard Pittsburg Major: Arch. Engineering Adv. ROIC LBA, TSPE, AUSA. Band BLANTON. Patricia LanerilU Major: Music Minor: Elem. Ed. A Cappclla Otoir. LBL, M.E.N.C. BOI.ER. Melon E. VC'itrgatt Major: Elem. Ed Minor: Lib. I. B.S.. S.N.E.A., B.S.M. BOSH. Ruby Dallas Major: English Minor: Spanish English Club. Spanish Club BOSTIC Donald L. Paris Major: Biology Minor: Chem. Barons, Biology Club BOSTICK. Henry A. Brookshire Major: Animal Science Adv. ROTC LBA. N.F.A.. AUSA BOSTON. Morton Wichita Falls Major: Mesh. Engineering Tex. Society of Prof. Engr. BOWERS. Shirley Ann Waco Major: English Minor: Spanish Yearbook, Club 26, SNEA, Debating BOWIE. Joyce A. Big Sandy Major: Nursing Tex. Student Nursing Assoc. SENIORS BOYD. Lee M. Longview Major: Voc. Ind. Education BOOZER. Erma J. Munday Major: P.E. Minor: Spanish S.N.E.A.. P.E.M. Club BRADLEY. Carolyn L. Dallas Major: Business Admin. L.B.L.. Dallas PV Club BRADLEY. Eloise Baytown Major: Biology BRAYBOY, Juanita Prairie View Major: Elem. Education SN E A . YWCA BRIGGS. Dorothy M. Trinity Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: PE BROADNAX. Velma J. Dallas Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Art K.O.B., YWCA BROWN, Barbara J. Belton Major: Elem. Education S.N.E.A.. YWCA 189 BRWON, Bryson D. Giddings Major: Agriculture Education NFA. Adv. ROTC, AUSA, Math Club BROWN. Charles San Antonio Major: Electronics Minor: Math Epsilon Pi Tnu, Panthcronic BROWN. Charles E. Austin Major: P.E. Minor: Soc. Sci. Capitol City Club BROWN. Christine Diana Major: Dietetics Home Econ. Club. Longview—PV BROWN, Edward San Antonio Major: blech. Engr. BOI, TSPE, San Antonio—PV BROWN. James Fort Worth Major: Business Adm. LBA, Phi Beta Lambda, Econ. Club BROWN, Joyce M. Cleveland Major: English Minor: Math NEA. Club 26, Who Who, Eng. Club BROWN. Lucus Henderson Major: Sociolog)- Minor: Biol. BOI, Soc. Club, YMCA, Biol. Club BROWN, Moses Fort Worth Major: Industrial Education Fort Worth—PV, YMCA BROWN. Rose Henderson Major: Home Economics Home Econ. Club. Henderson—PV BROW N. Taflf Overton Major: Agriculture Ed. NFA. YMCA BROW N LOW'. Jo Corpus Cbristi Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Health Phi Beta Lambda, LBL, SNEA CLASS OF 1965 BRUCE, Oliver Bastrop Major: Electronics Crescendo. Panlltcronic Club BURNS, Leon Bastrop Major: Electronics Basketball, Baseball, Panthcronic BURTON. Gloria Jefferson Major: Dietetics Class Queen, Home Econ. Club CALDWELL, JoAnn Houston Major: Biology Minor: H.E. Biology Club. YWCA CALHOUN. Earnest Jr. Alto Major: Mathematics Mathematics Club CAMPBELL, George Texarkana Major: Sociology Crescendo. Soc. Club, YMCA CAMPBELL, Mary New Boston Major: Elem. Ed. SNEA CARTER. Jessie Cypress Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Health Phi Beta Lambda. YWCA, SNEA 190 Birins CASTLEBERRY. Selma J. Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: Are YWCA. N'EA, Hospitality Comm. CHAMPION. Anita J. Greenville Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: Art I..B.L.. S.N.E.A.. YWCA CHAPPIE, Charlesetta Giddings Major: Nursing Newman Club. Tex. Nurses Assoc. CHARLES. Lonsic V. larfkin Major: Bus. Admin. Minor: Econ. Phi Beta Lambda CHEEKS. William H. Houston Major: Elect. Engr. Crescendo. TSPE, Houston PV CHEW. Eddie College Station Major: Industrial Arts Y.W.C.A. CLARK, Edwin H. Round Rock Major: Elect. Engr. Crescendo. TSPE, I.E.E.E. CLARK. Flora DJS. Orange Major: Hist. Minor: English Yr. Boole Staff. Club 26, Hist. Club. English Club CLARK, James Port Arthur Major: Ind. Education Epsilon Pi Tau, IE Hon. Soc. CLARK. Juanita Houston Major: Dietetics Minor: Home E. Kappa Omicron Phi. KOB. YWCA CLAY. James H. Corsicana Major: Political Science NASA. BOI, Honor Student. YMCA CLEVER. I .oris Wichita Falls Major: Biology Minor: Phy. Ed. Club 26, S.N.E.A.. YWCA SENIORS CLEMONS. Gory P. Malakoff Major: Sociology Sociology Club. YWCA CLEMMONS. Kathryn Pr. View Major: Music Minor: Bus. Ed. A Cappella Choir. MENC CLEVELAND. Willie Orange Major: Phy. Ed. Minor: Soc. P.E.M. Club. Sociology Club CLl'FF. Occic G. Corrigan Major: Business Education Phi Beta Lam., SNEA. YWCA COHEN. Fredie M. Dallas Major: Ind. Education Barons, Les Beaux Arts COLEMAN. Doric M. Newton Major: Phy. Ed. Minor: Biol. Golf. Track. Biol. Club. YMCA COLLIER. Emma J. Ben Wheeler Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: Art S.N.E.A.. Club 26. Tyler PV COLLINS. Cecil L. Granger Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: PE Y.W.C.A. 191 COOPER, Sandra ForI Worth Major: P.E. Minor: Bus. Ed PEM Club. YWCA, Ft. Worth PV COOPER. Vcm D. Odessa Major: Dietetics Home Economics Club, SNEA CORMIER, Ralph A. Beaumont Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: H. Ed. COSS. Marion L. Henderson Major: Biology Minor: Math Club 26, Biol. Club, Math Club COUNTY. Verdo F. San Antonio Major: Industrial Arts Epsilon Pi Tau, Panthcronic Club CRANFORD, Alexander Kellys Major: Industrial Education Epsilon Pi Tau, IE Hon. Society CRAVIN, Leroy Houston Major: Commercial Foods Barons of Innovation CRAWFORD, Pcarlinc Floydada Major: Elem. Education YWCA CRAYTON. Mary Dallas Major: Ind. Education Home Econ. Club, Hosp. Comm. CROSBY. Mildred L. Harleton Major: Music Minor: Elem. Ed. Hosp. Comm., MENC CROSBY. Wilhma J. Paris Major: Math Minor: Bus. Admin. Math Club. S.N.E.A., YWCA CUMMINGS. Doris Palestine Major: Business Education Phi Beta lambda CLASS OF 1965 CUMMINGS. Jesse Athens Major: Ind. Education CURTIS. Martin V. Jasper Major: Agriculture Ed. New Farmers of America CYRUS. James Wildwood, N. . Major: Ind. Education Epsilon Pi Tau, BOI, YMCa DACUS, Ida M. Jasper Major: Dietetics YWCA. Home Economics Club DANIELS. Willie B. Hooks Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: P.E. SNEA. YWCA. Phi Beta Lambda DANSBY, Linda R. Cushing Major: Business Education Phi Beta I.ambda DAVIS. Darolyn Houston Major: Sociology Pres.—KOB, Sociology Club, YWCA DAVIS. Helen F. Dallas Major: Elem. Education KOB. PEM Club. Cheerleader 192 Plano DAVIS, Jordcn VC'. Major: Industrial Arts DAVIS, Joyce M. Belton Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Fren. LBL, YWCA, Phi Beta Lambda DAVIS, Leo D. Dallas Major: Math. Minor: Bus. Adm. Math. Club AUSA, Houston—PV DAVIS. Mabtc V. Houston Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Math. NEA, Math. Club, Houston—PV DEHORNEY, Travis Grand Prairie Major: Agriculture Min: Bio. YMCA, Dallas—PV Club DENMARK, James Hughes Springs Maj: Pre-Veterinarian Medicine NFA, YMCA. Texarkana PV Club DELLEY, Blonzie llearne Major: Dietetics DEWS, James Whitehouse Major: Industrial Education BOI. Ind. Ed. Club DICKERSON, Nina Clarksville Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Art DICKEY. Gilbert Kilgore Major: Industrial Education Veterans Club DICKEY. Jewel D. Huntsville Major: Home Economics Al '«: Art Kappa Omega Beta, YWCA DILLARD, Ella R. Dallas Major: Elem. Ed. Min: Lib. Sci. YWCA, NEA SENIORS DILLARD, Jasper McAllen Major: Industrial Arts AUSA, Epsilon Pi Tau Frat. DIXON, La Verne Temple Major: Elem. Ed. Min: Span. YWCA, NEA, Spanish Club DIXON, Nolan Rosebud Major: Music Minor: Ed. MENC, YMCA, A Cappclla Choir DOGGETT, I-cVeria Huntsville Major: F.lcm. Ed. Kappa Omega Beta DORSEY', Jo E. Houston Major: Dietetics DOZIER, Vivian Fort Worth Major: Elementary Ed. Kappa Omega Beta DUNBAR. Gladys Teague Major: Bus. Ed. Min: Span. Club 26 DUNN, Lawrence Tjler Major: History Min: Eng. History Club, Tyler—PV Club 193 DUNN. Mildred A. Dallas Major: Chem. Minor: Math DURHAM, Lcla M. Fairfield Major: Math Minor: French Mathematics Club DYER, Minnie L. IT'axahacbie Major: Political Science NEA, Pol. Sci. Club EARLE, Alfred L. Jacksonville Major: Music Minor: Elem. Ed. MENC, NEA, YMCA, A Cappclla Cr. EARNEST, Frank A. Beasley Major: Biology Minor: Chem. LB A, AUSA. Bio. C ub, HFCG EDWARDS. Bernard Dallas Major: Biolog)’ Minor: French LBA, Dallas—PV Club ELLIS. Billie M. Palestine Major: Home Economics NEA, H. Economics Club ELLIS, Eamestine Palestine Major: Biolog)’ Minor: P.E. YWCA, SNEA EMANUEL, James E. Oakuood Major: Electronics EPPERSON. Glenn T. Longview Major: P.E. Minor: Sociology ERVIN, Dolores L. Gilmer Major: Music Minor: Elem. Ed. MENC. NEA. Club 26, AKM FEARS. Joel V. Lufkin Major: Electrical Engr. Veterans Club CLASS OF 1965 FEARS, Wanda L. Tyler Major: Nursing Tyler—PV Club, Santa Fil. FERGUSON, Rosie M. Brenbam Major: Clothing Min: H. Ec. FIELDS. Gwendolyn Dallas Major: Business Adm. Dallas—PV Club FLAX, Eihlrenc Coolidge Major: Bus. Ed. Min: Span. Phi Beta I-imbda, YWCA FOBBS, Hazel J. Oakwood Major: Bus. Ed. Min: Frcn. FORD, Bumiccll Houston Major: Biology Min: Pol. Sci. YWCA. Biology Club FOSTER. Jo Ann Hillister Major: Home Economics Home Economics Club FRANCIS, Barbara Jacksonville Major: English YWCA. English Club 194 FREEMOND, Charlie Sugarland Major: Phy. Ed. Minor: Art FRYER, Lacy T. Gonzales Major: Agricultural Education NFA FULLER, Redessa M. Hempstead Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: Art NEA GAGE, William E. Beaumont Major: Pol. Sci. Minor: Econ. LBA, YMCA. Beaumont PV. Pol. Sci. GAMBLE. Ada M. Hubbard Major: Go. Text. Mi: H. Eco. NHA. NEA. YWCA GARDNER, Richard E. Tyler Major: Econ. Af '«or: Bus. Adm. BOI. Econ. Club, AUSA GARRETT. Grady Beektille Major: Industrial Education Progressive Veterans Club GATES, Victor Delores Houston Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Art GILBERT. Walter F. Coleman Major: Agriculture NFA. MSM GILLIAM, Jurrcll L. New Waterlj Major: Biology Minor: Chem. Bio. Club. Math.. NEA, YWCA, Chem. GILLIARD. Carolyn J. Houston Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Span. NEA GIPSON, Ruth E. Nacogdoches Major: Music Minor: Education SENIORS GIST, Patricia San Angelo Major: Elem. Ed. Mi: L. Sci. YWCA GLOVER. Bruin E. Baytown Major: Soci. Minor: Hist. YMCA. BOI. Sociology Club GOFF. Robert Hearne Major: Industrial Education GOODEN. Charles Maditontille Major: Arch. Engineering TSPE GOODLOW. Ella C. Claris title Major: Clo. Text. Mi: E. Ed. YWCA GORDON. LaVeme laMarque Major: Elem. Ed. Mi: Art Home Economics Club GORDON. Vera L. Baytown Major: Eng. Minor: Bus. Ed. YWCA. KOB. NEA, Eng. CG Player GRAHAM. Barbara J. IV eat her ford Major: Nursing Education Santa Filamino Nurses Club 195 GRANT, Lcuna Mi. Pleasant Major: Dietetics Min: H. Econ. GRAY, Dorothy Port Worth Major: Dietetics Min: H. Econ. Kappa Omega Beta Social Club GREEN, Elnita M. Refugio Major: Lib. Sci. Minor: Fren. YWCA. Library Science Club GREEN. Frank D. R. Alto Major: Pharmacy Minor: Chem. YMCA GREER. W. T. Jr. Wharton Major: Electrical Engineering IEEE. TSPE GUPTON, Geraldine Henderson Major: Bus. Ed. Phi Beta Lambda, N'EA, YWCA HAGGERTY, Ruth E. port Worth Major: Biology, Minor: Phys. Ed. YWCA. Biology Club HALL, Beverly Y. Tajlor Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art YWCA, LBS Social Club HALL. Ida D. Bren ham Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art YWCA HALL. Lovic M. Point Blank Major: Math., Minor: Physics Math Club, Alpha Kappa' Mu HALL, Owenia Jacksonrille Major: H. Economics H. Eco. Club. YWCA HALL. Pcarlic B. Crockett Major: Commercial Foods YWCA CLASS OF 1965 HALL. Vcmcll D. Crockett Major: Elem. Ed. YWCA. LBL. Bridge Club. BSM HAMILTON. Lionel Houston Major: Bus. Adm. YMCA HAMMOND. Donald Odessa Major: Elem. Ed. Club Crescendo, NEA HARRIS. Thomas J. Silsbee Major: Soc., Minor: Soc. S. NEA. Panther Club. Track T. HARRISON. Jo Ann Houston Major: Music MENC NEA. Club 26 HARTWELL, Myrtle Houston Major: Elem. Ed. Houston PV Club. LBL HAWKINS, Patricia L. Dallat Major: Home Economics Club Home Economics Club HAWKINS. Prince Austin Major: Elem. Ed.. Minor: H. Capitol City PV Club 196 Dallas HAWKINS. Raymond Major: Ind. Ed., Minor: Bus. Dallas PV Club. YMCA HAYES, Melvin C. Galveston Major: Music, Minor: Elem. Ed. Club Crescendo, MENC, Band HEARN, Albert Port Lavaca Major: Industrial Arts Epsilon Pi Tau Fiat., IEH Soc. HEARN, Solomon A. Houston Major: Bus. Adm. LBA, Phi Beta Lambda Frat. HENDERSON. Loycc Major: Biology Club Continental HENNINGTON, Lewis Major: Math., Minor: YMCA HERNDON. Kathryn Major: Bus. Education YWCA HERVEY. Thelma Castrov, Calif. Taylor French C. Christi Sac., Calif. Major: Soc.. Minor: Soc. S. Sociology Club HICKS, Lillian L. 1Vaco Major: Clothing Textiles SNEA. YWCA. H. Eco. Club HICXS, Lucas M. Dickinson Major: Soc., Minor: Soc. S. LBA. SNEA, Sociology Club HICKS. Mary A. IVaco Major: Bus. Administration -LBL, Phi Beta Lambda HILL Leroy C. Texarkana Major: Eco.. Minor: Bus. Ed. YMCA. BOI, Texarkana PV SENIORS HILLIARD. David Houston Major: Industrial Ed. LBA. AUSA. Epilson Pi Tau HINTON, Myrthic Somerville Major: Graphic Art YWCA HODGE, Bettye Victoria Major: Dietetics Kappa Omega Beta HOGAN, Ruby Brenham Major: Sociology Lcs Belles Lettres HOLIDAY. Leroy S. Taylor Major: Eco., Minor: Bus. Club Crescendo. Eco. Club HOLLEY. Bettye J. Naples Major: Soc., Minor: S. S. YWCA. Sociology Club HOOD. Martha Ml. Pleasant Major: Bus. Education YWCA HOOD, Vivian Hempstead Major: H. Eco. Education Home Economics Club 197 HORNSBY. Mary Bay City Major: Clothing Textiles Club 26. Kappa Omicron Pi HQXIE. Forman C. Teague Major: Biology AUSA. Biology Club HOWARD. Georgia M. Dallas Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art Kappa Omega Beta. Dallas PV HOWARD. Jerry Tyler Major: Elec. Engineering IEEE. Tex. Soc. Prof. Engr. HUFF. Bertha M. Houston Major: Dietetics Kappa Omega Beta, KOP Frat. HUMPHREY. Mao' L. Anahuac Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art LBS. YWCA HUNTER. Mardell Austin Major: Nursing Education Student Nurses Association HURD. Bobbie Eagle Lake Major: Bus. Education Student NEA JACKSON. Carrie Woodford, Va. Major. Elem. Education SNEA. YWCA JACKSON. Elijah Houston Major: Phys. Education Basketball Statistician JACKSON. James Beaumont Major: Chem., Minor: Math. American Chemical Society JACKSON. Lewis Notasola Major: Biology-Biology Club. MSM CLASS OF 1965 JACKSON. Peggy Major: H. Economics YWCA Livingston JACQUES. James Major: Phys. Education PI-M Club Conroe JEFFERSON. Beverly Major: Clothing Textiles Waco H. Eco. Club. SNEA, YWCA JEFFERSON. Delbert Major: Agri. Education YMCA, SNEA Wharton JEFFERY. Jcsclyn Major: Clothing Textiles Kappa Omicron Phi Frat. Dallas JENKINS, F. J. Major: Ind. Education SNEA laifkin JINGLES. Clemcntene Major: Bus. Education Phi Beta Lambda Hemp. JINKS. Ncalic Major: Bus. Education YWCA. SNEA Betktille 198 ProI Art but JOE. Nyanza R. Pro At I hut Major: English YWCA. KOB. Eng. Club. Press Club JOHNSON. Alice F. McKinney Major: Dietetics SNEA. YWCA JOHNSON. Alva Mac Buffalo Major: Biology, Minor: Chem. Biology Club JOHNSON, Clarence Magnolia Major: Elem. Ed. Lcs Beaux Arts Cultural Club JOHNSON. Dorothy Hitchcock Major: Elctn. Education Galveston PV Club. NEA JOHNSON. Ella R. Tyler Major: H. Econ. Education YWCA. Charm Club. Tyler PV JOHNSON. Erma J. Crockett Major: Elem. Education SNEA. YWCA JOHNSON. Juanita E. Houston Major: Phy. Ed. KOB. PPM Club. Houston PV JOHNSON. LaVerne D. Hunts, Hie Major: Clothing Textiles Kappa Omega Beta Social Club JOHNSON. I-awrcncc E. Dallas Major: Elec. Engineering IEEE. TSPE. Dallas PV Club JOHNSON. Lawrence I Ijsngriew Major: Mcch. Engineering BOI, TSPE. YMCA. Longview PV JOHNSON. Marie D. Houston Major: Mathematics KOB. Miss Prairie View SENIORS JOHNSON. Verna F. Tyler Major: Phys. Education Club 26, PEM Club JOHNSON. Verna L. Longview Major: Bus. Administration KOB. Longview PV JOHNSON. Victoria F.lkbasl Major: Mathematics KOB. Mathematics Club JOHNSON. Wayne H. Houston Major: Bus. Administration SNEA. YWCA JONES . Alberta M. Houston Major: Dietetics YWCA. Houston PV Club JONES. Barbara K. Sour Lake Major: Biology LBS. Biology Club JONES. Barbara R. Calvert Major: F.lem. Education SNEA. YWCA JONES. Carolyn Midland Major: Elem. Education SNEA. YWCA 199 JONES. Charles L. Kilgore Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society JONES. Dorothy F. Dallas Major: Bus. Education Phi Beta Lambda, Dallas PV Club JONES, Enyn- Houston Major: Nursing Education Santa Filomcna, Houston PV JONES, Jeanne A. Henderson Major: Elem. Education NEA, Hcnderson-Kilgore PV Club JONES, Jo Ann B. Houston Major: Nursing Education Houston PV Club JONES, Johnny D. San Augustine Major: Electronics YMCA. SNEA JONES. Johnnyc M. Henderson Major: Biology Minor: Math. NEA, Biology Club, YWCA JONES, Nathaniel Ia ng Branch Major: Automotive Technology' YMCA, SNEA JONES. Octavia MarsUl Major: H. Economics Education H. Eco. Club. NEA JONES, Velma Beaumont Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art NEA. YWCA JORDAN. Jimmy Fort Worth Major: Biology-Biology Club, Ft. Worth PV KELLY, Constance Cametou Major: Music MENC NEA. Club 26 CLASS OF 1965 KENNARD, Bobby Fort Worth Major: Industrial Ed. Epsilon Pi Tau, IEH Society KENNEDY. lajfton Dallas Major: Pre-Mod Beta Kappa Chi, BOI KILLYON, Karolyn Houston Major: Nursing Education Santa Filomcna, Houston PV KING, Gayle M. Dallas Major: Phys. Education Dallas PV, PEM Club KING. John I.. Mexia Major: Mcch. Engineering TSPE. YMCA ICING, Nancy L. Dallas Major: Dietetics YWCA. H. Eco. Club KIRKWOOD, Daniel Colmesneil Major: Industrial Tech. Baseball Club KOSSIE, Earlean Houston Major: Dietetics Houston PV Club 200 KYI.ES, John D. Houston Major: Phys. lid., Minor: E. Ed. PEM Club, Panther Club LACY. Troy Longview Major: Ind. Education YMCA LaPOINT, Sally Port Arthur Major: Elan. Ed. KOB, YWCA. SNEA, Port Arthur PV LEAVELL, Alvin Palestine Major: Math., Minor: Chon. AUSA, BO!, YMCA. Math. Club LEAVELL. Annetta S. Palestine Major: Phys. Education Physical Education Club LEE, Betty J. Angle ton Major: Prc-Med., Minor: Chcm. Biology Club. YWCA LESTER. William Clarksville Major: Math., Minor: French Alpha Kappa Mu. Beta Kappa Chi LEWIS. Margaret Dallas Major: Eco., Minor: Bus. Adm. KOB. SNEA. YWCA, Eco. Club LILLIE. Ardell Houston Major: Nursing Education Houston PV Club LILLY, Walter T. Houston Major: Biol.. Minor: English Club Crescendo, Biol. Club LISTER, Eleanor Carthage Major: Clothing Textiles KOP Frat., SNEA, YWCA. MSM LISTER. Hollis Shelbjville Major: Agriculture SNEA Organization SENIORS LITTLES. Bertha Victoria Major: H. Economics Kappa Omicron Phi. YWCA LOCKETT. Betty Houston Major: Nursing Education Houston PV LOCKETT, Carl Abilene Major: Ind. Education Epsilon Pi Tau, AUSA, BOI LOUDD, I Jura Hughes Springs Major: Nursing Education Texas Nursing Student Assoc. LOVE, Eunice Major: Iilcm. Ed. Texarkana PV Club LOVE. Mae Major: Bus. Ed. Phi Beta I-ambda LOVE. Martha Major: Sociology Sociology Club. YWCA LOVE. William Texarkana BteckenriJge Ft. Worth Major: Chem. Minor: Math. I.BA. AUSA. Scabbard A Blade Grape la nJ 201 Orange LOVE!.!- Carolyn Major: Hus., Minor: Health Kappa Omega Beta LOVING, JOE A. Giddings Major: Elan. Ed., Minor: Physics SNEA LYDIA. Eddl Fort Wonb Major: Math., Minor: Physics Mathematics Club, Band LYONS. Ester Lufkin Major: Chern., Minor: Math. Club 26, Beta Kappa Chi,. YWCA MACK. Hannah J. IJndtn Major: Phys. Ed.. Minor: E. Ed. Texarkana PV Club MACK, Patricia A. Orange Major: H. Eco. Ed. YWCA. H. Eco. Ed. Club MADDOX, I.ou A. Henderson Major: Political Science Pol. Sci. Club, NEA MALONE. Jessie L. Terrell Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art LBS. YWCA MARTIN, Ronald Augusta, Ga. Major: Bus. Adm., Minor: Soc. Club Continental MARTIN. Verbs Port Arthur Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art I.BL, Newman Club, Port Arthur PV MATT, John Weatherford Major: Prc-Mcd AUSA, Bio. Club. YMCA MATT, Queen E. Weatherford Major: Elem. Education Ixs Belles Lcttrcs, YWCA CLASS OF 1965 MAYO, Johnnie Eagle lake Major: Bus. Administration Lcs Belles I.ettrcs, YWCA McAFF.E, Aubry Major: F.lcc. Engr. PV Citizen Band Radio Club McBRIDE. Joyce Major: Math.. Minor: Bio. Club 26. Math Club, SNEA McBRIDE, Mary R. Major: Math., Minor: Frcn. Young Women Christian Assoc. McCLOSKEY. Mar jewel I C III. Major: Elem. Ed., Minor: Art Math. Club. NEA. YWCA McCLURE, Barbara Yoakum Major: Math., Minor: Health Ixs Belles Ixttres. YWCA MCDONALD, Nclda Dallas Major: Biol., Minor: Soc. . Biology Club, Dallas PV McGEE, Luc N. Dallas • Major: Business Ed. Ixs Belles Socurs Houston Wiergate Waco 202 McGLORY, Betty Port Arthur Major: Elctn. Education Kappa Omega Beta, Port Arthur PV McKEEVER. Jean Horn tort Major: Home Economics Home Economics Club, Houston PV MCKINNEY, Wi I marie San Antonio Major: Textiles LBL. YWCA McLEMORE, Henrietta Carthage Major: Sociology YWCA, NEA, Sociology Club McNEIL, James Major: Music Band, MENC Ennis McNElI, Mimi Major: Music MENC Club. YWCA Ennis METCALFE, Dclois Major: Nursing Education YWCA. NEA Houston MILBURN. Patricia Major: Biology Houston PV, Biology Club Houston MII.I.ER. Norman L. Major: Business Education Club Crescendo Austin MILLER, Shirley Major: Biology Biology Club Corsicana MILTON. Purcell Major: Mathematics Corsicana AUSA. Math. Club. Adv. ROTC MITCHELL. Ethel Major: Business Education Band, Music Club Houston SENIORS MITCHELL. Gwendolyn Major: Dietetics Tyler PV Club Tyler MITCHELL. James Major: Industrial Ed. I.BA, YMCA Pittsburg MITCHELL. Martha Major: F.lcm. Education NEA. Ft. Worth PV Club Ft. Worth MITCHELL, Maxine Major: Elem. Education NEA. YWCA. MSM Hallsiille MITCHELL, Ronald Major: Business Adm. Houston I.BA. AUSA. Houston PV Club MONROE, Rubic Major: English English Club, Spanish Club Alto MOONEY. Charles Major: Biology Beta Kappa Chi, Bio. Club Cuero MOORE, Barbara Major: Biology SNEA. YWCA Houston 203 MOORE, Margie Orange Major: Biology KOB. YWCA. Biology Club MOORE. Mary Milam Major: Elcm. Education SNEA, YWCA MOORE, Robert Orange Major: Elec. Engineering IEEE President MOORE. Rosie M. Tyler Major: Mathematics Mathematics Club. MENC MOORE, Ruth Ann Houston Major: Nursing Education Santa Filomcna MOORE, Ruth D. Kilgore Major: Social Science I.BL, YWCA, Sociology Club MORGAN, Richard McGregor Major: Phys. Education PEM Club MORRIS, Ernie Liberty Major: Bus. Administration AUSA, YMCA, Pershing Rifles MOSBY, Richard Austin Major: Biology AUSA, Alpha Kappa Mu MOSS. Neva Houston Major: Bus. Education YWCA. NEA. Prayer Meeting Qi. MOTT, Mar ' Madisontille Major: Bus. Education YWCA. NEA NATHAN. Larry Corsicana Major: Mathematics AUSA. YMCA. Math Club CLASS OF 1965 NEAL. Steva Wichita Falls Major: Dietetics I.BL. Home Economics Club NEI-SON. Tommy Silsbee Major: Elem. Education YMCA. SNEA NETHEDLY, Marjorie Orange Major: Biology KOB. Biolog)- Club. YWCA OLIVER. Eva J. Henderson Major: Elem. Education NEA, Methodist S. Movement OWENS, Carolyn Major: Elementary Ed. Newman Club, LBL PARISH. James Major: Drafting Fort Worth PV Club PARISH, Patricia Major: Dietetics Home Economics Club PAYNE. Oscar Major: Nursing Education Student Nurses Association Prairie View Fort Worth Ft. Worth Rosharon 204 Beaumont PAYTON, Beverly Major: Nursing PELLUM. Carrie D. Major: Secretarial Science Long Branch LBS PERRY, Eulcnc Dallas Major: Biology Minor: P.E. KOB. YWCA. Bio. Club PH I M IPS. Don N. Dallas Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Socio. YWCA. Soc. Club. Phi Beta Lambda, Hosp. Comm. Yr'bk. Staff PHILLIPS. Marva D. Pt. Lavaca Major: Bu . Ed. Minor: H. Ec. Phi Beta Lambda PHLEGM. Merlie J. CoUsprings Major: Clothing. Minor: Text. Kappa Omicron Phi. H. Econ. Club PUTMAN. Freddie L. Houston Major: Home Economics Kappa Omega Beta PLUMMER. Mary E. Beaumont Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: H. Ed. Beaumont—PV Club POOLE. Otha L. Hempstead Major: Biology Minor: Chem. Biology Club, AUSA PORT1S. Maurice G. Calvert Major: Music Minor: Spanish Club Crescendo. MENC POWELL. Andrew N. Grottbeck Major: Soc. Minor: Soc. Sci. YMCA, Sociology Club POWELL. Rivera S. Ennis Major: Music Minor: Bus. Ed. MENC, LBS. A Cappella Choir SENIORS POWERS. Jimmie N. Nacogdoches Major: Elcm. Ed. Min: Lib. LB I. RANDOLPH, Sandra D. latG ng Major: Bio. Minor: Chem. Club 26, Biology Club RAY, Maudcsar MadisonviUe Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Span. YWCA RAY, Peggy J. Major: Nursing SNA, Santa Filomcna RAY. Sterling Major: Math. Minor: Biol. YMCA. BOI. Math. Club REDMON. Carolyn Major: H. Economics REECE. Betty R. Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: Art NEA. I.BL. YWCA REED. Lawrence E. Timp sou Major: Dry Cl. Minor I I Houston Breuham Dallas laejkin 205 REED, Yvonne Waco Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: French NEA, Phi. Beta Lambda REESE, Gus A. Iaongtiew Major: Biol. Minor: P.E. RELERFORD. Ella M. Oakuood Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Math. YWCA. SNEA REYNOLDS. Edna F. Dallas Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: French LBL, Dallas— PV Club RHODES, James E. Tjler Major: Fds. Scr. Minor B. Adm. Tyler—PV Club RICHARD. Jimmy G. Orange Major: Ind. Arts LBA, YMCA. Tri-City Club RICKS. Fred Y. Dallas Major: P.E. Minor: Bus. Ed. LBL, Music Club, Dance Club RILEY, Charley C. Pearsall Major: Pre-Med. Minor: Chem. Biology Club. YWCA, NEA ROBERSON. Charles R. Omaha Major: Electrical Engineering LBA ROBBINS, Cuncy B. Bay City Major: Medical Technology SNEA. YWCA. Biolog)- Club ROBERSON, Lydia M. Dallas Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Soc. Baptist Student Movement Dallas—PV Club ROBERTS, Ertha L. Houston Major: H. Economics CLASS OF 1965 ROBERTS. Ever N. Carthage Major: Soc. Minor: Psy. LBI., Sociology Club Hcnderson-Kilgorc PV Club ROBINSON, Betty J. Houston Major: Biol. Minor: P.E. LBS. YWCA. Houston—PV Club ROBINSON, Evelyn J. RnePRek. Major: Music Minor: Elem. Ed. MF.NC. YWCA, A Cappclla Choir ROBINSON. Lenard E. Waco Major: Math. Minor: B. Adm. YMCA. Math. Club. Waco—PV ROM BY. Patsy A. Dallas Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Geo. ROSS. Barbara R. Houston Major: Biol. Minor: P.E. Biology Club. YWCA, Houston PV ROSS, Joseph. Cuero Major: Electronics RUTLEDGE. James Palestine Major: Animal Science 206 Hempstead SALINES. Gerald Major: Political Science Barons Of Innovation SAMPLE, Edward Hubbard Major: Mechanical Engineering TSPE. AUSA SAMPSON. Betty Cuero Major: Nursing Education Tex. Student Nurses Assoc. SAMPSON. Vcrgia Houston Major: Business Ed. YWCA. SNEA SAMUEL. Joyce Beaumont Major: Phys. Education NEA. YWCA. Beaumont PV Club SAMUEL. Lois Kir by tille Major: English Club 26. English Club SANDERS. Cleveland Gary Major: Mathematics YWCA. Mathematics Club SANDERS. Robert Waco Major: Music Band, Club Crescendo, MENC SANDERS. Zclma fort Worth Major: Elem. Education NEA. YWCA, Ft. Worth PV Club SANDI.ES, Henry Dallas Major: Economics Dallas PV Club. Economics Club SAYLES. Rubye Mart Major: Library Science LBL. Marlin PV Club SCOTT. Joe N. Waco Major: Elem. Education Club Crescendo, YMCA SENIORS SCOTT, Ruthic Douglass Major: Dietetics Home Economics Club SCOTT, Samuel San Antonio Major: Architectural Engr. I.BA, AUSA. TSPE SEALS, Dorothy Major: Elem. Education NEA. LBS. YWCA SEARCY. Barbara Major: Dietetics Kappa Omicron Phi SF.I.DON. Georgia Major: Bus. Education Phi Beta Lambda. LBL. YWCA SEXTON. Ola Orange Major: Chemistry KOB. YWCA. Baptist S. Mov. SHANKS. I.udia Thompsons Major: Elem. Education YWCA. SNEA SHAVERS. Barbara Dekalb Major: H. Eco. Education Kappa Omicron Phi Frat. NEA Port Worth Coll. Sta. Texarkana 207 SHAW, A vest Major: Business Education YMCA. SNEA SHELTON, Freddie Major: Mathematics Mathematics Club, YMCA SHEPHERD, Bit lye Major: Bus. Education Phi Beta Lambda. YWCA SHEPPARD. Christene Major: Bus. Education SNEA. YWCA Longview Karnack Dallas Henderson SHERMAN, Mamie Fori Worth Major: Elem. Education Fort Worth PV Club SHIELDS. Rosa Port Arthur Major: Elem. Education Port Arthur PV Club SHEROW. Johnny Kilgore Major: Commercial Foods Hcnderson-Kilgorc PV Club SIMMONS. Fred Palestine Major: Economics Panther Club, YMCA SIMMONS. Marjorie Dallas Major: Bus. Education LBL. English Club SIMMONS. Winfred. Naeogdoches Major: Phys. Education Baron Of Innovation SIMPSON. Alton Diboll Major: Business Adm. Phi Beta Lambda SKINNER. Maggie Houston Major: Nursing Education Santa Filomena, Newman Club CLASS OF 1965 SMITH, Alonza Waco Major: Industrial Art Club Crescendo. Waco PV SMITH, Bobbie Jacksonville Major: Music Education Club 26. NEA, MENC, Choir SMITH. Carl San Antonio Major: Electronics Epsilon Pi Tau, Panthcronic SMITH, Evonne Galveston Major: Business Education Kappa Omega Beta, YWCA SMITH, Joseph Tyler Major: Ind. Tech. YMCA. NEA SMITH. Kate Dallas Major: Elementary Ed. Kappa Omega Beta. Dallas PV SMITH. Larry- Wichita Falls Major: Sociology Club Crescendo, Sociology Club SMITH, Lavcrnc ljsMarque Major: Elec. Engineering TSPE, SNEA 208 Beaumont SMITH. Lee E. Major: Industrial Education Club Crescendo, YMCA, Ind. Ed. SMITH. Ola Modi ton ville Major: Clothing Textiles YMCA SMITH, Reginald Houston Major: Engr., Minor: Math. Panther Club, TSPE SMITH, Rita F. Houston Major: Elem. Ed. Kappa Omega Beta, YWCA SMITH. Ruby Wichita Falls Major: Business Education Phi Beta Lambda. YWCA SNELL. James Wiergale Major: Physical Education Barons of Innovation. YMCA SNODDY. James Beaumont Major: Math., Minor: Chem. BOI. Math. Club. AUSA, YMCA SODERS. Alberta E. Marlin Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Club 26, Biol. Club. YWCA. BKX SORRF.LI., Nina M. Cedar Love Major: H. Ec. Ed. Home Economics Club SPENCER, Bettyc Brenham Major: Bus. Ed. Young Women's Christian Assoc. SPENCER, Charles Doucette Major: Industrial Ed. STANDIFER, Robert Itasca Major: Biology, Minor: Chem. Barons of Innovation SENIORS STEPHENSON, Charles Ungl cb Major: General Sci. YMCA STEVENSON, Shirley Bryan Major: Music I-BL, MENC, NEA, YWCA STEWART, Jean Dallas Major: Dietetics SNEA, Dallas—PV, H. Ec. Club STOKER, Linda Kilgore Major: Business Ed. Phi Beta Lambda, SNEA, YWCA STRIBLING, Clifton Dallas Major: History History Club, Dallas—PV SWANSON, Charles Palestine Major: Chem. Minor: Math. AUSA, Amcr. Chem. Society TARVER, Bcttye Mt. Pleasant Major: Library Sci. Library Sryvicc Club TATUM, Velma Beckville Major: Dietetics Baptist Student Movement 209 Dallas TAYI.OR, Mary Major: Elcm. Ed. LBL, Dallas PV, NEA TEAGUE, Shirley San Augustine Major: Business Education I-BL, Plii Beta Lambda, YWCA THOMAS. Imogene Houston Major: Phys. Education Houston PV Club THOMAS. Irene Galveston Major: Elementary Education LBL, Galveston PV, NEA THOMAS. Juanita Hemphill Major: Elementary Education Young Women Christian Assoc. THOMAS. Ray Alice Mexia Major: Business Education Phi Beta Lambda, NEA THOMPKINS. Barbara Houston Major: Math., Minor: Health KOB, Math. Club, Houston PV THOMPSON. Alberta Houston Major: Biology Biology Club, Houston PV Club THOMPSON, Diana Houston Major: Elementary Education NEA. YWCA. MSM THOMPSON, Freddie Houston Major: Mcch. Engineering Tex. Soc. of Prof. Engr. TILLMAN, Walter Troup Major: Biology Biology Club TIMES, Irma Bay City Major: Elementary Education YWCA CLASS OF 1965 TISBY, Charles IVaskom Major: Biology Biology Club. YMCA TOMPKINS, Theresa Belltille Major: Business Ed. YWCA TRIMBLE. Albert Henderson Major: Business Ed. YWCA TUCKER, Carlton Prairie View Major: Physical Education PEM Club. YMCA TURNER. Kenneth Dallas Major: History AUSA. Panther Club TURNERHILI, Milton Abilene Major: Commercial Foods YMCA TUTT, Charles Dallas Major: Political Science Crescendo TUTT, Edward Dallas Major: Econ. Mi: Business Club Crescendo, Econ. Club 210 VANCE, Joyce C. Hunttrillc Major: English Minor: Lib. Sci. English Club. SNEA. YWCA. KOB VAUGHN. Cornell Utingston Major: Music Minor: Spec. Ed. Crescendo, ME.NIC, College Choir VERSE. Tommyc M. Port Worth Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Span. YWCA. NEA. LBS WADDLETON. Bertha Vinnsboro Major: Home Economics Ed. Home Economics Club WADDLETON. Carrie V'innsboro Major: Library Service Ed. Library Service Club WAGNER. Rudolph San Antonio Major: Biology Biology Club WAGNER. William B. Flynn Major: Agriculture AUSA. Agri. Club, Pershing Rifles WALLACE, Martha Gilmer Major: Physical Ed. Min. Ed. Physical Education Majors Club WALKER. Eddie Jr. Longview Major: Electrical Engineering TSPE. IEE. Barons of Innovation WALKER, Marilyn Dallas Major: Medical Technology YWCA. KOB. Dallas—PV Club WALKER, Rosemary' Houston Major: Library Science Library Science Club, NEA W ALKER. Wayland Dallas Major: Mcch. Engineering BOI. TSPE. Dallas—PV Club SENIORS WALTON, Weldon Bryan Major: Biology Minor: Chem. Biology Club, Bryan—PV Club WARD, Betty Houston Major: Sociology Min: Soc. Sci. NEA. YWCA. Sociology Club WARNER. Cordelia Port Arthur Major: Elem. Ed. Port Arthur—PV Club WARREN. Aaron Houston Major: Bus. Adm. Min: French AUSA. Rifle Team, Adv. ROTC WARREN. Arthur Tyler Major: Agriculture Barons of Innovation, NFA WARREN. Leroy Jr. Unden Major: Electrical Engr. TSPE. IEE. WASHINGTON, Craig Galena Park Major: Biology Minor: P.E. BOI, OJA, Houston-PV Club WASHINGTON, Don Corpus Cb li Major: Industrial Ed. YMCA, Baptist Student Movement 211 Bastrop WASHINGTON, Elsie A. Major: Nursing Student Nurses Assoc. WASHINGTON. Nelva Dickinson Major: H. Econ. Min: Biology H. Econ. Club. YWCA. NBA, MSM WATERHOUSE, Delora J. Kalj Major: Political Science Minor: Integrated Social Sci. WATERS. Willie R. Wax hachic Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Hlth. Ed. YWCA WATKINS. Bobbie L Port Arthur Major: Nursing Santa Filomcna WATKINS, Doris J. La Marque Major: Biology Mi: Chemistry LBL. Biology Club. YWCA WATSON, Calvin B Detroit, Mich. Major: Physical Ed. Mi: Spanish Lcs Beaux Arts WEAKLY. Clifton Waco Major: Industrial Arts Y.M.C.A. WEAVER. Allie L. Kildare Major: Business Ed. Mi: Spanish YWCA WEBB. Ruby J. JSarasota Major: Music. Minor: Elcm. Ed. Club 26, MENG A Cappclla Choir WEBSTER. Marvin J. Ml. Pleasant Major: Bus. Ed. Minor: Econ. Econ. Club. Dallas PV Club WEDGEWORTH. Dorothy E. Mexia Major: Music Minor: Elcm. Ed. CLASS OF 1965 WESLEY. Calvin Fort Worth Major: Econ. Minor: Geography Lcs Beaux Arts WESLEY. Franklin D. Houston Major: Industrial Education Ixs Beaux Arts. Houston PV Club WEST. Billie J. Tyler Major: English Minor: Spanish NEA. YWCA. English. Tyler PV WEST. Estclla A. Centerville Major: Dietetics Mi: H. Econ. Club 26. Kappa Omicron Phi, NEA WHITE. Alva R. Houston Major: Biology Minor: Pol. Sci. Biology Club. YWCA. Houston PV WHITE, Mary J. Temple Major: Elcm. Ed. Mi: Art WHITE. Rita Houston Major: Medical Tech. YWCA. MSM. Houston PV Club WHITE. Willie Wichita Falls Major: Agriculture Ed. New Farmers of America 212 Oak wood WHITFIELD, Elcsc Major: F.lcm. Education Lcs Belles Lettres WHITFIELD, Ruby Bryan Major: Dietetics YWCA, C.O.G.I.C. Club WILBORN, Albert Dallas Major: Economics AUSA. LBA, Economics Club WILLIAMS. Ann P. Dallas Major: Dietetics Home Economics Club WILLIAMS. Azcll Jacksonville Major: EIcc. Engineering IEEE, TSPE WILLIAMS, Betty Port Arthur Major: Elcm. Education Kappa Omega Beta, Port Arthur PV WILLIAMS, Doris J. Garwood Major: Home Economics Ed. l.BL, Home Economics Club, NEA WILLIAMS. Doris M. New Ulm Major: Mathematics Club 26, English Club WILLIAMS. Dorothy Center Major: Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Frat. WILLIAMS, Eddie Bay City Major: Economics YMCA. AUSA. BOI WILLIAMS. Frances Houston Major: Mathematics Club 26, YWCA WILLIAMS. Leon Navasota Major: Industrial Education Navasota PV Club SENIORS WILLIAMS. Marian Major: Elcm. Education YWCA. NEA. MSM Galveston WILLIAMS. Nancy Major: Sociology Kappa Omega Beta, YWCA Bay City WILLIAMS. Norma Major: Nursing Student Nurses Association AUeyton WILLIAMS. P. J. Major: Ag. Engineering PV Citizen Band Club. YMCA Texarkana WILLIAMS. Stella Major: Biology YWCA. LBS Brazoria WILLIE. Bobby Major: Phys. Education Panther Club Terrel! WILLIE. Horace Major: Pliys. Education Panther Club Terrell WILLIS, Bobbie Major: Bus. Administration SNEA, YMCA Wiergate 213 213 Texarkana WILLIS. Janet Major: Business Education NEA, Kappa Omega Beta WILSON. Ermma Marlin Major: Tailoring YWCA. SNEA WILSON, Helen Monahans Major: Elcm. Education SNEA. YWCA WILSON, Jo Ann LaMarque Major: Biology Minor: Chem. LBL, Biology Club WIMBERLY, Addic Denison Major: Library Sci. Min: Bus. LBS. Phi Beta Lambda WOMACK. Erccll Beaumont Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: P.E. SNEA WOODFORK, Wei ton Fort Worth Major: Elcm. Ed. Minor: Eng. SNEA WOODKINS. Shirley Marshall Major: Dietetics YWCA, Press Club WOODS. Hcnrinc O. Prairie View Major: Math. Minor: Biology LBL, Math. Club, Who's Who ' WOODS, Johnnie Wato Major: Dietetics LBL. NEA. H. Ec. Club, Waco-PV WOOTEN. John I. Crockett Major: Masonry English Club, Lufkin—PV Club WRIGHTSIH, Melvin Big Springs Major: Sociology YMCA, Bridge Club, Socio. Club CLASS OF 1965 WRA1T, Angie Oakhurst Major: Bus. Education YWCA. SNEA YOUNG, Betty Wharton Major: H. Econ. Education Kappa Omicron Phi, LBL, NHA YOUNG, Clark Tjler Major: Electronics BOJ. YMCA. Yrbk. Staff. Tyler—PV Club. Baseball BLACK. Bonnie Hooks Major: Physical Education Physical Education Majors WARD. Clifford Prairie View Major: Biology Biology Club. YMCA WARE. Deleon Washington, D.C. Major: Biolog)' Biology Club. LBA. Cont. Club WII.I.IMANS, Maude Gonzalot Major: CIo. Text. YWCA WRIGHT. Rose Cameron Major: Chemistry Min: Math. Club 2 5. Who's Who, A KM, BKX 214 ANDERSON. Bertha Major: Sociology Sociology Club Wharton BRAGGS, Richard Major: Arch. Engineering TSPE, YMCA Port Arthur BROWN. Doris Major: Business Education El Maton BUTLER, Easter Major: Mathematics Mathematics Club, Club 26 Waxahachie ROBBINS, Cuncy B. ALtjor: Medical Technology SNEA. Queen, YWCA Bay City GARY, Maxine Midland Major: Business Administration HAYNES, Caspie Major: Engineering TSPE, YMCA Palacios HUGHES, Mamie Major: English Boling English Club, Press Club JACKET. Albert Port Arthur Major: Industrial Technology JONES, Donald Cause Major: Agriculture Science Collegiate NFA, YMCA KNIGHTON. Quintus J. Silsbee Major: Dietetics Home Economics Club MALONSON, Juanita Houston Major: Nursing Student Nurses Assoc., Houston PV SENIORS MASSENGALE, Betty Rockford, Ala. Major: Industrial Tech. MITCHELL. Earl Fort Worth Major: Drafting Tech. Fort Worth PV, YMCA MOSELY, Wilda Rayuood Major: Elementary Educa. NETHERLY, Marjorie Orange Major: Biology Biology Club, YWCA NEWTON, Pauline Big Spring Major: English English Club, Gilpin Players NICHOLSON. Patsy Kilgore Major: Biology Club 26 Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Kappa Mu PATTERSON, Sandra S. Houston Major: Physical Education PEM Club. Houston PV ROBERTSON, F. S. Elkhart Major: Industrial Tech. 215 SENIORS SALESMAN. Patricia Major: Medical Tech. SNEA, YWCA TOLIVER. Clintes Major: Elementary Education YWCA. SNEA TUCKER, Geneva Major: Physical Education PEM Club, YWCA Houston Alto Temple Planning for the Interns discussing opportunities in industry Special convocation Career opportunities aired Public Health Nurses I Senior Class Favorites Best Athletics L. to R. Alfred Kennedy, Jimmy Kearney, Seth Cartwright, Evclt Coleman, George Dearborn.217 Most Beautiful—Kate LaFaye Smith Most Handsome—Samuel Scptt Most Likely to Succeed—Marion Cos$ FAVORITES Most Pleasing Personality— Mar)- Hornsby—Richard Gardner Couple Most Likely To Marry— Doric Coleman—Joyce McBride Hannah Mack—Lawrence Mack Best All Around Boy— Richard B. 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Austin SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1968 L to R (Standing) Evelyn McGee. Berta Bennett. Daniel Anderson. Virginia Lewis (Stated) Sadie Woodard. CLASS OFFICERS Daniel Anderson .... Sadie Woodard ...... Johnetta Blair ..... Virginia Lewis...... Evelyn McGee ....... Romey Nell Johnson Berta Bennett . ......... President Vice President ..... Secretary Assistant Secretary Business Manager .......... Chaplain .......... Reporter 250 ABERCROMBIE. John H. ACKERMAN. Bennie ADAMS. James C. ADAMS. I.aBarbara ADAMS. Man- L. ALEXANDER, Glenn E. Nacogdoches Fort IVorlb Ben Wheeler Apple Springs Houston Port Arthur ALEXANDER. Sylvester L. ALLEN. Audrey D. ALLEN, Johnnyc R. ANDERSON, Annie ANDERSON. Daniel S. ANDERSON. Gloria J. Houston Houston Hughes Springs Houston Kilgore McGregor ANDERSON. Sandra J. Malakoff ANDERSON, Votic • Houston ANDREWS. Theodore Jr. Gilmer ANTHONY. James A. L. Houston ANTOINE. Ruby L. Houston ARMOUR. Pearl L. Greenville ARMSTRONG, Gwendolyn A. Miami, Fla. ARMSTRONG, Mae H. Jasper ARNOLD, Kenny L. Texas City ARNOLD, Vantricc J. Timpson ASBERRY, Troy Groesbeck ASHTON, Bobby J. Van Vleck ASHTON. Patricia A. Van Vleck ASKEW. Alphonso R. Houston AUGUSTINE. Alma G. Port Arthur AUSTIN, Carolyn A. Dallas BAILEY, Allcan E. Houston BAILEY. Althis R. Bren ham BAILEY. Lillier P. Houston BAILEY. Mack C. Midway BALDWIN. Roycc Houston BARNES. Earnest E. Waelder BARNES, Rosie L. Angleton BARRETT, Dennis R. Houston BASHER, Claudic Athens BASS. Joyce F. Huntsville BEAN, Edna C. Hempstead BEATTY, Robert L. Jasper BECK, Helen M. Carthage BELL. Frederick H. Longview BELL Mary E. San Antonio BEN FORD. Josephine M. Bryan BENNETT. Berta N. Kilgore BENNETT. Raymond C Longview BERRY. Eva M. Loveladj BIZOR, David A. La Marque BLAIR. Johnctta S. Houston BLUITT, Clifton M. Crosby BOOKER. James E. Dallas BOONE. Enin Markham BONNER, Richard J. Dallas BORBIN, Lydia F. Beaumont FRESHMEN FRESHMEN BOSTIC George D. BOUCHUM. Dorothy J. BOYD, Carl E. BRADFORD, Chcrric E. BRADFORD, Marvin BRADLEY, C. Lois Brookshitt Longview Gladewaiet Baytown Gilmer Baytown BRANCH, Arthur J. Havasota BRANTLEY, Lcnora D. Montgomery BRAXTON, Craig L. KenJIeton BREMBY, Patricia Ann Hon non BRENT, Clara R. Houston BROOKS, Latricia A. Prairie View BROWN, Carolyn A. BROWN. Chancic L. BROWN. Gelena L. BROWN. James H. BROWN. Leonard E. BRUTON, Maggie Teague Odessa La Grange Austin Washington Nacogdoches BRYANT. Janice Houston BUGGS, Lucious G. Huntington BURNS. Charles Waco BURNS. Sheila M. Marshall BURRELL. Noma L. Brenham BURRS, Velma J. F. Hillister BURTON. Edwin R. Woelder BUSH, Eula L. Houston BUTLER, Bamcll Edna BUTLER, Donnell Marlin BYNDOM. Mary F. Lufkin CALDWELL, Don C Tyler CALDWELL, Helen L. Odessa CALDWELL, Vacal D. McGregor CANNON. Margaret A. Gladeuater CAMPBELL. Gene Grape land CARTER. Billy C. Bonham CARTER, Curtis N. Port Arthur CARY, Jo Anna Beaumont CASH, Dcrrell J. Pampa CARTWRIGHT, Eugene G. Baytown CAUSEY. Barbara A. Texas City CHAMBERS, Helen J. Houston CHANEY. Clark E. Houston CHAITERFIF.LD, Carol A. Dallas CHOICE. Bcttyc Jo Lanerille CLAYTON. Dorothy A. Waco CLEWIS, Margie H. Richmond COLEMAN, taroy Longview COLLIER, Evelyn K. Ben Wheeler COLLINS. Benjamin Huntsville COLLINS, tannic I.. Denton COLLINS, Marjorie Bryan COLLINS, Paul W. Huntsville COLLINS, Scliah L. Houston COMEAUX, John A. Port Arthur COOPER, Evans B. Ricebor, Ga. COOPER, Maggie N. Houston CRAWFORD. Berry J. Houston CRAWFORD. Clara A. Washington CRAWFORD. Vera N. Palestine CRAYTON, Eva J. Seguin CREWS. Edward W. Fort Hood CROCKETT, Patricia San Antonio CROSS, Annie S. Houston CRINF.R, Walter H. Beaumont CROOK. Walter O. Port Arthur CURL. Leonard Jr. Chireno CUMMINGS, Eleanor J. Houston CUNNINGHAM, Curtis W. Bryan DACUS, Kenneth R. Naples DAMES. Bernadette M. Port Arthur DANIELS. Jasper L. Dallas DAVENPORT, Garland R. Longview DAVIS, A. D. Jr. Bay City DAVIS, Erma J. Houston DAVIS, Lonnie B. Hemphill DAVIS. Melvin D. Houston DAWSON, Joyce K. La Marque DEVER, Beatrice Dayton DICKSON, Joseph D. Dallas DILLARD, Jewell Columbus DOBBINS, James L. La Grange DOCKERY, Geraldine R. Houston DOLPHIN, Vcmita Y. Houston DOUGLAS, Dorothy Jean Houston DORSEY, John E. Waco DUCKENS, Bob H. Temple DUNN. Sherry J. Dallas DURHAM. Monson Fairfield EATON, Larry J. Galveston ECHOLS, Emerson Coolidge EDISON, Patricia A. EDWARDS, Lclcstcr EDWARDS. Lester E. EDWARDS. Rosemary ELAM. Peter J. ELLIS, Carol L. Bay City Brcnham Port Arthur San Antonio La Marque Navasola ELLIS. Frank E. Navasola ELLIS. Mildred I. Van Vleck EMANUEL, Shirley A. Oakuood ELMORE, John A. Coldsprings ERVIN, Velma J. Hooks EULIAN, Lonnie E. Port Arthur EWING, Roy L. Bartlett FIELDS. Anne L. Houston FIELDS. Evelyn D. Nacogdoches FIELDS. Valdalyn G. Houston FISHER. George E. Dallas FLAGG, Joyce M. Houston FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FLETCHER, Grace L. LaMarque FOBBS. Evelyn R. Oaiuood FONTENOT. Dwight P. IJberty FORD, Hollie F. Marlin FOSTER. Evelyn D. Houston FRAZIER, Sadie M. Woodville FREEMAN, Barbara L. Waco FRYER. Bobbie J. Gonzales GAMBLE, Clarissa M. Hubbard GANTT, Brenda J. Ledbetter GARRETT. Clcmogenc Longview GARY, Gloria J. LaMarque GIDDINGS, Barbara A. Stamford GILES, Bonnie M. Angleton GII.LFARD, Sarah L. Galena Pari GILMORE, Betty M. Houston GILMORE. Loal J. Oakwood GIRON, Jimmct F. Waco GLOVER, Dorothy L. GOLDEN, Hazel M. GOBARD, Jacqueline M. GOFFNEY. Booker T. GOODEN, Joyce L. GOODBEER. Ronald E. Montgomery Marshall Port Arthur New Warer y Madisomillc Galena Park GOODEN, Wanda J. GOULD, Elliott R. GRACE, Mac H. GRAHAM. Jewel M. GRAY, Bobbie J. GREGG, Charles T. Sweetwater Houston Hemphill Beaumont Detroit, Mich. Longview GREEN, James W. Baytown GREEN, Robert J. Houston GREEN. Roy C. Alto GREEN. Willie L. Dallas GRIFFITH. Sherrie M. Rusk HADNOT, George R. Jasper HADNOT, Mar)1 A. WoodvilU HADNOT. Tommie L. WoodvilU HALL, Billy J. Shepherd HALL, Joe Jr. Baytown HALL, Maudie L. Dallas HALL, Thelma L. Oakburst HALL, Vclrec E. Navasota HAMILTON, Georgia A. Brenlsam HAMMOND, Myrtle F. Odessa HANDY. Bobby G. Huntsville HARNSBF.RRY, James A. Houston HART, Charles E Fort Worth HARTWELL, Jo A. Houston HARRIS, Betty J. Brenham HARRIS. Ivory J. Houston HARRIS, Loretta B. Kendleton HARRIS, Mary A. Rosharon HARRIS. Sharon D. Chicago, III. HARRIS. Shirley L. Dallas HARRISON. Joncll Cold Springs HARVEY. David B. Houston HAWKINS, Herbert A. Dallas HAWKINS. Roycc Houston HAYDEAN. Alton J. Houston HAYNES. Jerrilyn A. Jefferson HAYNES. Shirley R. Houston HENDERSON. Mary L. Teague HENDERSON. Phillipa Houston HICKERSON. Paulette Georgetown HICKS. Arthur L. Beckiille HIGH. William G. Buffalo HIGHTOWER, Johnnie La Marque HIM.. Ruth A. Ennis HIM.. Sonya H. Prairie View HII.I.IARD. Theodore Dallas HINES, Danny R. Galena Park HOLBERT, Joan Y. 1 X'aeo HOI.I.AN, Cynthia I.. Belton HOI.I.AND, Lcssie V. Carthage HOLLIDAY, Aniljony H. Delray, Fla. HOI.MHR, John V. Houston HOLMES, Ruby L. Navasota HOLT. Elvin Bay City HOPKINS, Peggy L. Honey Grove HOWARD. Juanita Van Alstyne HUGHES. Anna M. Houston HUMPHREY. Catherine Anahuae HUMPHREY. Charlecn I.. Marlin HUNTER, Franklin D. IRVIN. Shirley R. IRVING. Lynda J. JACKSON. Alice R. JACKSON. Chester L. JACKSON. Christine M. New Waverty Houston Houston Terrell San Augustine Jasper JACKSON. Connie I.. JACKSON. Cornelia E. JACKSON, Curtis M. JACKSON, Herbert L. JACKSON. Jacqueline JACKSON. James E. Houston Mexia Jasper Madisons ille Wichita Falls G rap elan J JACKSON. Jane E. Crockett JACKSON. Noble R. Houston JACKSON. Ruth M Anglelon JACKSON. Samuel W. Dallas JACKSON. Turner San Francisco, Cal. JACKSON. Willie L. . Longview JAMES. Carolyn A. College Station JAMES. Thomas W. Houston JAMMER. Robert W. Brazoria JEFFERSON. Earl Camden JEFFERSON. Terrell Pittsburg JEFFERY. Jacquelyn Hockley FRESHMEN FRESHMEN JENKINS, Clara JENNINGS. Jcralinc JINGLES. Bennie JII.ES. Gloria JOHNSON. Betty JOHNSON, Beverly How ion Center Hemp Head Houston Port Worth Dallas JOHNSON. Bowser JOHNSON. Charles JOHNSON. Doris JOHNSON. Henry JOHNSON. Herman JOHNSON. Jeannic Tyler San Antonio Hearne Nineveh Nacogdoches Port Arthur JOHNSON, Kenneth JOHNSON. Lancy JOHNSON, UFfcyc JOHNSON, Leo Jr. JOHNSON, Mary JOHNSON. Mildred Port Arthur Bryan Houston Palestine Willis Houston JOHNSON. Raymond JOHNSON. Romey JOHNSON.'Rose JOHNSON. Roscy JOHNSON. Sherilyn JOHNSON, Shirley Bryan Dallas Houston Willis San Antonio Leggett JOHNSON. Viola JOHNSON, Vivian JOHNSON. Willie JOLLEY. Vcnola JONES, Buron JONES, Clarence Bell tille Houston Bay City Austin McGregor Fort Worth JONES. Hardris JONES, James JONES, Leonard JONES, Marcus JONES, Paulette JONES. Rodney Gause Hearne Houston Dallas San Antonio Houston JONES, Washington III KELLY, Jerry KING. Joyce KING. Marlene KING. Virgil KIRKENDALC, Earlene Dallas Quitman Kendleton Houston Benchley Garwood KIRKSEY, Aggie KIRVEN, LaVcm KNOWLES, Roderick KYLE, Joyce LANK, Jesse Jr. LEAVELL, Carolyn Neuton Mt. Calm Fort Worth Jasper Kirby tille Palestine LEAVELL, Willie B. LEE, Peggy LEVINE, Betty LEWIS, Barbara LEWIS. Edgar Jr. KELLUM. Virda M. Palestine Houston Port Arthur Lufkin Dallas Bon Wier LEWIS. Gwendolyn Port Arthur LEWIS. Mildred F. Houston LEWIS. Rosie M. Silsbee LEWIS. Virginia E Houston LOCKETT. Gladys M. Houston LOFTON. Freddie M. lola LONG. Velma R. Hillsboro LOUGHRIDGE, Margaret L. Houston LOWERY. R. C. Sarasota LYNN. Bernice C. San Antonio LYNN. Wanda J. Milford MACK. Carl T. Houston MALONE. Johnny R. Terrell MANNING. Christenc Marshall MARSHALL, Mannaser D. Tyler MARTIN, Betty J. Saeogdoehes MARTIN. Carolyn Houston MARTIN. Janette Houston MARTIN, Zealoustinc MAXEY, Annie M. MAX IE. Brenda J. MAX IF. Ell L. MAYBERRY. Jorie J. MAYFIELD. Ernest G Crockett San Augustine Port Arthur Andrews Seedville Beaumont MAYS. Luclla E. Bellrille MAYS. Willord Brenham MEANS. Wilfred S. Dallas MIKEL. Herman L. Houston MILES. Margaret N. Houston MILLER. Bernice Houston MILLER, Charlcsta E. Denison MILTON, Marvin E. Edgewood MIMS. Wdton Tyler MINER. Willie H. Troup MITCHELL, Eamestine Alvin MITCHELL, Lena M. Port Arthur MITCHELL, Ronald Houston MITCHELL. William L. Edna MOORE. Thelma M. Waskom MORRIS. Willie E. Karnaek MORRISSETTE. Yvonne Houston McCOY, Lawrence C. Marlin McEI.ROY. Lola M. Port Arthur McGEE, Evelyn M. Sarasota McGEE. Marjorie J. Lufkin McGOWAN. Ruby M. Elm Mott McGREW. Ida M. Houston McGRL'DER. Jo A. Uifkin McKINNEY. Dwight C. Houston McMILLAN. Judy G. Tyler McMILLAN. Samuel L. Prairie View McNEAL, Hubert W. Houston McNEAL. Willie L. Taylor McRAE. Kenneth Dallas FRESHMEN FRESHMEN NASH, Wandalene Wiergate NASH. William Galveston NEAL. Carolyn Houston NELSON, Michael NORSWORTH Y, Beverly Tyler Kirby rille OI.I.ISON. Patricia San Antonio OSBORNE. Issac J. Plainview OWENS. Darrell Galveston PAG!-. Ralph Red water PARHAM. Ruth Cleveland PARKER. G nstancc Port Arthur PAUL, Constance Orange PAYNE. Betty PAYNE, Norma PEAGUES, Willie M. PEOPLES, Carolyn PERRY. Hubert PERRY. Shirley Rosharon Beaumont Tyler Dallas Houston Bonham PETERS, James Jr. Bay City PETERS. Sam Jr. Bay City Pim IS, Gloria La Marque PHILLIPS, Marvin Rosharon PHILLIPS. Mary Houston PHILLIPS, Tommy Houston PHIPPS. Louis C. Diboll PIERCE, Clista Livingston PIERRE. Monroe Beaumont PINSON. Adolphus Dallas PLACIDE, Wayne Beaumont POLK, Charles Shamrock POLLARD, Ruthic Chriesman POLLER. Van Center POOLE, Betty Hempstead POPE. Carolyn Wharton PORTIS, Florence Calvert POWELL. Patricia Lufkin PRADIER. Jeanette PRINCE, Alex PRYOR. Maggie QUALLS. Dorothy HANDLER, Bobbie RANDLE. Ronnie Port Arthur Houston Bastrop, La. Lufkin Corpus Chrisli Houston RANDLE, Ruth Booth RAYFORD, Antoinette Houston REECE, Hubert Royse City REESE. Ronald Waco REECE, Melvin • Livingston ROBERSON. Jannie Houston ROBERTS. Donnie Marshall ROBBINS. Patricia Crockett ROBINSON. George Jr. Groveton ROBINSON. George Tyler ROGERS. Joyce Houston ROSS. Luther Temple ROYSTON. Janie ROWE. Joe ROY. Berlinda RICE. Evelyn RILEY. Ruby RUSSELL. Eleanor RUSSELL. Mae. H. RYALS, Brenda SADDLER. Shealia SAMUEL. Barbara SANDERS. Curtis SANDERS. Dautry SANDERS. Earline SANDERS, Horace SATTERWHITE, Earlic SAUCEDA. Tallas SCOTT, Doris SEYMOUR. Connie SHANKLE. Louisa SHANKLE. Zcrlene SHANKLIN, Joe SHAVERS. Barbara SHAVERS. James SHAW. Luther SHAW. Mary SHEFFIELD, James SHEPHERD, Ruth SHEPPARD. Geanetta SHERMAN. Thomas SHIELDS. Willie SHOFNER. Tommy SIMMONS. Charles SMALLWOOD. Gloria SMITH. Bronta SMITH. Kenneth SMITH, Laymon SMITH. Lucresia SMITH. Robert SOUTHALL. Margie SPARKS, Tommy SPENCER. Oliver SPRIGGS. Willie STF.F.M, Vivian STELL, John STILES, Douglas STONER. Lossic STURNS. Wiley SULLIVAN. Arthur SWEENY. Joyce TARVER. William TAYLOR. Cheyrl TAYLOR. Finnis TAYLOR. Jeanette TAYLOR. Kenneth Buda Danbury Port Arthur Dallas Houston Austin Fort Worth Beaumont Georgetoun Bon Wicr Houston Forney Fort Worth Fort Worth Monlhalia Bay City Houston Houston Jasper He ti t on Cooper DeKalb DeKalb Beaumont Houston Kilgore Houston Markham Calvert New Boston Dallas Lufkin Frankstou n Wood title Texarkana Fort Worth Tyler Frankston Van Vleck Bryan Terrell Houston Houston Grapeland Seguin Angle! on Reklaw Houston Sweeny Greenville Waco Ufkin Wharton LaMart ue TAYLOR, Marion A. TAYLOR. Maxie TAYLOR. Sharon TEAL, Barbara J. THOMAS. Iris E. THOMPSON. Alex La Grange Bryan New Orleans, lot. Tea ut Houston Galveston THOMPSON. David A. THOMPSON. Janice THOMPSON. Sammc L. TOLBERT. Helen L. TOLER. Velma S. TOLIVER. Isceal Galveston Sulphur Springs Bryan singleton Hempstead Chappell Hill TOWNSELL. Gilmer T. Houston TRAVES, Roy L. Marshall TRAYLOR. Willie M DeKalb TRAYLOR, Charles E. Jasper TRAYLOR. James E. Jasper TRIMBLE. Ferris E. Henderson TUBBS, Willie Texarkana TURNER. Anna M. Houston TURNER. Joyce Hempstead TURNER. Otis Hope, Ark. TYISKA, Euothophus Overton ULRICH, Gwendolyn La Marque UNDERWOOD. Harold I.. Port Arthur UPSON. Jessie M. Sugarland UPTON. Henry Sehulenburg VALUER. Darryl D. Rusk VINSON. Gloria J. Houston WADDI.ETON. Harriett J. Winnsboro WADE. James C. Bryan WALKER. Eugene Port Worth WALKER. Wilma I. Hist Bernard WALTON. Anthony E. Bay City WARREN, Georgia Linden WARNER. Roslyn San Antonio WASHINGTON. Betty Port Arthur WASHINGTON. Charles Waco WASHINGTON. Eula Marlin WASHINGTON. Horace Brenham WASHINGTON. Michael Ennis WATERS. Mae Lee Gilmer WATKINS. Mairis Port Arthur WATSON. James College Station WEAVER. Bonnie Kildare WEBSTER. Ruby Bivins WELLS. Comis Marlin WELLS. Estella Hempstead WELLS, Shirley J. College Station WF.RDLOW, Lawrence lusMarque WESLEY. Curtis Hawkins WF.STMOR I: LAN D. Cha rles LiMarque WHITE. DeMaris Mer Rouge, L.a WHITE. Lawrence Rusenna WHITE. Ozey Navdsota WHITE. Preston Grove! on WICKS. Freddie Dallas WICKWARE. Joe Tyler WILKINS. Margarctc Van Alslyne WILLIAMS. Amanda Pledger WILLIAMS. Barbara Houston WILLIAMS. Bcttic Ben Wheeler WILLIAMS. Brenda Beaumont WILLIAMS. Clint Orange WILLIAMS. Earnest Texarkana WILLIAMS, Elmer Marshall WILLIAMS, George Seguin WILLIAMS. John Miland WILLIAMS, Johnnie Waxahachie WILLIAMS. Margie Shelby,ille WILLIAMS. Mazic Houston WILLIAMS. Myrtle Jacksonville WILLIAMS, Sammie WILLIAMS. Velma WILLIAMS, Velva WILLIAMS. Vivian WILLIAMS. Wilbert WILLS, Richard Conroe Jacksonville Dallas Ben Wheeler Eagle Iatke Lockhart WILLIS. Jacquelyn WILMORE. Annie W II SON, Charles WILSON, Douglas WILSON, Gladys WILSON. Jo Linden IxtMarque Houston Westhofl Port Arthur Hughes Springs WINGHAM. Clifton WINSTON, Grace WINSTON. James WINTERS. Horace WOODARD. Sadie WOODS. Ann Malakojf Tyler Fort Worth IxiMart uc Hempstead Marlin WOFFORD, Gene WOMACK. Donald WRIGHT, Thomas YANCY, John YELDELL, Roland YOUNG, Houston Waxahachie Wiergate Dallas Belli ille Galveston Timpson YOUNG. Rufus Grand Prairie YOUNG. Wilburn Wichita Falls BOWSER. Robert Ft. Worth CARR. Henry Baytown CHAPPELL, Helen Dallas CHEW. Billy Waco COLLIER, Danny Palestine COOPER. Dorctha Silsbee DARDEN. Glenn Chester DAVIS. Erma Brenham GEORGE, Carolyn Waxahachie GROVERY. Kay Houston FRESHMEN MAYE, Jimmy McCLOUD, Margie McGOWAN, Diane PEARSON, Ronald PETERSON, Adam RAY, Connie SIMMONS, Charles VAUGHNS, Anita LEWIS. Verneda WASHINGTON, Delores WILLIAMS, Angela WILLIAMS. Harlan Jasper Houston Houston Houston Narasota Bre nham Lufkin Houston Henderson Corpus Christi Prairie View Houston FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES The President's Tea for Freshmen Special Dinner Occasion 262 PRAIRIE VIEW ALUMNI AND EX-STUDENTS ASSOCIATON A. G. Hilliard, President G. W. Adams, Board Chairman E. W. Owens, Executive Secretary Alumni officials arc pictured with President Evans during presentations at Homecoming (1964). Mr. Hilliard Mr. Adams LOCAL ALUMNI CLUB A STATEMENT I;ROM THE PRESIDENT of The Local Alumni Club I have often heard President E. B. Evans refer to the Prairie View Alumni and ex-student’s potential as a Sleeping Giant”. This statement has been a challenge for me in that I feel the necessity of evaluating myself in terms of how effective have I measured up to the standard of the truly loyal” P.V.-itc, or if needed could my deed serve as an imputent in the awakening of the latent potential. —OFFICERS— Mr. Samuel Montgomery Mr. Herman Selman Mr. Elmer Harrison Miss Mary Jernigan Mr. Erie Johnson Miss Janet Caldwell . President Treasurer Auditor Acting Secretary Chaplain Pianist 263 i FACULTY AND' 264 Arts and Sciences 266 Agriculture 270 Engineering 271 Home Economics .271 Industrial Education and Technology ...272 Nursing Education ...273 Staff .275 STAFF FACULTY ALLEN. Sally O'Neal (Miss) B.A.. M.A. Music ANDERSON. H. Edison B.S.. M.A., PhD. Music ARMSTEAD. Ladellc H. (Mrs.) B.S.. M B A. Business Education ARMSTRONG. Noble A.B., M.A.. Ph D. Education BATIK, Clarence M. B.A., M.A. Economics BOND. Horace J. B.A.. M.A. English BROOKINS. Terry M. B.A.. A M. Bus. Administration BURDINE. Dorothy I. (Miss) A.B., A M. Education BURRELL. Pcarlinc K. (Mrs.) B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education CALHOUN. Ally F. (Miss) B.A.. M.A. Political Science CARTER. Purvis M. A. B., M.A. History CHRISTOPHER. Clyde B. S.'. M.A. Mathematics COAR. James B.S. Chemistry COBB. Yvonne (Mrs.) B.A.. M.A. English COLEMAN. Alvin E. B.S., MS. Biology COSS. Carrie B. (Mrs.) A.B.. BE.. M.A. Psychology SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES COURSEY, Burnett B.A., M.A. Economics CROWE. James B.S. Chemistry DANIELS, Joseph B.S.. M S. Music DEVER, Wayman T. B.A., M.S., Ed.D. Education DOGGETT, David V. US. MS. Mathematics DOUGLAS, Melba C. (Mrs.) A. A.. B.A., M.A. Business Education EATON. George T. A B . M.A. Political Science EDMOND. Thetis (Miss) BA. English EPPS. Martin L. B. S.. M S. FERGUSON. William C. B.S.C.. M.A.. Ph.D. Business Administration GARRETT. C S. B.A., M.Mus. Music GIBSON. Robert E. B.S., M.A. Science Education GOOD. Samuel B.S.. M S. Mathematics GRAY. Frederick R. A.B.. M.S. Mathematics GRIMES. Joseph A. B., M S. Education HENDERSON. Ezra L. (Miss) B. A.. M.A. Business Administration HIGGS. Olivette (Mrs.) B A.. M.A.. E.S.P.P.—P.F.E. Romance languages HOOD. Will (Miss) A. B., M.A.. Ph.D. Romance languages HUNT. Walker B. S.. MS. Mathematics JOHNSON. Thomas L. B.S., M S. Mathematics JOHNSON. W. Van A.B., B.D. Sociology FACULTY — ARTS SCIENCES JONHS. Janet (Miss) JORDAN. Kathryn (Miss) JUSTICE. Irving LAWSON, Monroe LEDBETTER, Frankie (Mrs.) B.A., M.A. B.A.. M.A. B.S.. MS. B.S.. MS. A.B.. M.A. Romance languages Music Mathematics Education English McCANN. Prince V. B.S.. M S. Biology McKINNIS, Hugh B.A.. M.S. Physical Education MARTIN, Edward W. A H , M A.. Ph.D. MILES. Elijah W. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D MOORE. LcROY G. B.S.. MS. Physical Education MOORING. Kittyc (Mrs.) BA.. M.S. Business Education NICHOLAS. Charles H. A. B.. M.S., Ph D. Biology OLIVER. Pedro B. S.. M.S., Ph D. Physics PAYNE. James S. B.A.. M.A. History PETTY. Gladys (Miss) B.S. Physics PHILLIPS. Lee C. B.S.. B.D.. M.A. Education PRESTON. A. C. (Mrs.) B.S.. M.A Education PRICE. Richard L. BS.. M.S. Mathematics REID. William E. BS.. M S. Chemistry RETTIG. E. V. B.S., M S. Physical Education RICHARDSON, Lee Van B.S.. MS. Chemistry ARTS AND SCIENCES YELDELL, Florida (Mrs.) ROBERTSON. Alfred B A.. M.A. B.A., M.A. History Political Science SINKLER, George SMITH. Vivienne (Mrs.) A.B., M.A. A.B.. M.A. History English SOLOMON. T. R. A.B.. M.S., Ph D. Political Science SPALDING. Sydney W. A. B., A.M. English STAFFORD. George H. B. S.. M.Ed.. Ed.D. Education TATUM. Charles E. B.A., M.Ed.. MS Economics URDY. Charles E. B.S.. Ph D. Chemistry WARD. Clifford L. B.S.. M S. Biology WILLIAMS. Charles R. B.'A.. M.A. Economics WILSON. Ural B.S.. M.S. Mathematics W(X)D. Curtis A. A. B.. M.A.. Ed.D. Health EJucation WOODARD. Maurice C. B. A.. M.A. Political Science WRIGHT. Hoover J. B.S.. M.Ed. Physical Education YOUNG. Phillip B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D. Biology BERRY. Jewel E. A. B.. M.A.. PhD. Biology COLLINS, Limonc C. B. S.. M S.. Ph D. Biology, Acting Head MURPHY. John B. B.S.. M.S.. Ph D. Education STUBBLEFIELD. Cedric T. B $.. M S.. Ph D. Chemistry FACULTY CORUTHERS, John M. ENGRAM. Lewis W. JOHNSON Eric I B.S.. M.S., Ph D. B.S.. M.S. B.S., MS. Agriculture Eton. Dairy Husbandry Agriculture Engr. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE KIRKWOOD, James L. B.S., M.S., Ph D. Soil Science LEWIS. Roscoc W. B.S., MS., Ph D. Animal Nutrition Biochemisty NORRIS. Earnest M. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Agricultural Education OWENS. E. W. B.S., M S.. Ph D. Horticulture POINDEXTER. Alfred N. D.V.M. Veterinary Science POWELL, John R. B.S., M S. Agricultural Education SMITH. Oliver E. B.S.. M.S. Agriculture Economics WILLIAMS. John C. B.S.. M.S. Animal Husbandry WOODS. Johnnie J. B.S.. M.S. Poultry Science COLEMAN. Z. B.S., B.A., M.S., M.A Home Economics HUNT. Delia M. B.S., M S. Home Economics COOKSEY. Dymplc B.S., M.S. Home Economics OUTLEY, Ernestine A.B., M.S. Child Development JACKSON. Sophia B.S.. M.A. Home Economics SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING ANDERSON. James A. B.S.. M.S. Engineering FRANCIS. Luther V. B.S.. M.S. Engineering FRY. Francis G. B.S. Electrical Engineering JOHNSON, J. B. B.S. Civil Engineering LUKE, Cheng-Ticn B.S., M.S. Engineering MOORE. Donald B.S. Architectural Engineering PHILLIPS. Joseph R. B.S.. M.S. Engineering RAO. Shanknranarayana. R.N., B.E.. M.E., Ph.D. Civil Engineering TOLIVER, Joe W. B.S. Electrical Engineering INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY BATTLE, Joseph B.S., M.S. Commercial Poods BELL, W. J., B.S. Graphic Arts COLLINS, Samuel B.S., MS, Ph D. Industrial Education CHARLESTON, Cube B.S. Industrial Education EDWARDS, Charles B.S., M.S. Brickmasonry FON'IT.NOT. Dewey B.S., M.S. Automotive Technology FOSTEN, Arthur B.S., M.S., M.A. Electronic Technology GLENN. Milton A. B.S. Woodwork HENRY. Marion B.S., M.S. Photography Audio-Visual Ed. JACKSON. Eujccnc B.S., M S. Driver Education KYNARD, Alfred B.S.. M.A., Ed.D. Teacher Trainer MATTHEW. Andrew B.S.. M.S. Electric Technology McGARY. Henry W. B.S., M.S. Building Construction McGHEE, Larr ‘ C. B.S., Drafting and Designing Tech. PETERSON. Alandrus B.S., M.S. Dry Cleaning STICKNEY, William H. B.S. Graphic Arts SCHOOL OF NURSING BELL, Billie (Mrs.) B.S., R.N. Medical and Surgical Nursing CLARKSON. Amelia (Miss) B.S. Medical and Surgical Nursing WILSON, Scdelia (Miss) B.S., M.N. Public Health Nursing JASPER. Thomasinc (Mrs.) B.S. Public Health Nursing MOTEN, Ollic B. (Mrs.) B.S. MJBd. Director of Nursing Service NORRIS. Annie (Mrs.) B.S. MS. R.N. Maternal nod Child Nursing HOLT, Eloise (Miss) R.N. Nursing Education PERRY, E. B. M.D. Public Health Nursing MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DRUMGOOLE, Wimphus Sp 5 Administrative Specialist GREENE, Jesse S Sgt. B.S. Operations Instructor HOWELL. Ernest Major B.A. Assistant PMS JOHNSON, Joseph Sgt. Assistant Supply Sergeant JONES, Fairbanks Sfc Supply Sergeant NICHOLSON, Arthur Sfc Administrative Specialist PERRY, Mervin Captain B.S. Assistant PMS TOYE, John E. Captain B.S. Assistant PMS COX. Robert G. M Sgt. Chief Clerk DANIELS, Jiles P. Captain Assistant PMS COLLEGE LIBRARY BOOTHS. Gaze I la (Mrs.) Assistant Reference Librarian BOYER. Helen S. (Mrs.) Senior Library Assistant BRADLEY. Trudic W. (Mrs.) Teachers’ Reserves Librarian CARROLL, Gwendolyn D. (Miss) Serials Librarian DAVIS, Clara M. (Mrs.) Assistant in Circulation FEARING, Dorothy J. (Mrs.) Assistant in Acquisitions MASON, Wanda (Miss) Clerk Typist PETERS. Sam Reference Assistant SCOTT. Ivor ‘ Dell (Miss) Circulation Assistant SHERMAN. Dorothy P. (Miss) Secretary THOMAS. Naomi P. (Mrs.) Acquisitions Librarian LABORATORY TRAINING SCHOOL Standing L. to R.—Miss la: Marva Armstrong, Mr. H. T. Jones, Principal; Mrs. Bessie Thomas, Mrs. D. E. Williams, Mrs. J. J. Woods, Mrs. Jewel r ' ®ca,r'cc Randall, Mrs. Clcopatria McCann, Mrs. Alice Kilpatrick. Mrs. Ruby B. Harden, Mrs. Gwendolyn Jones, Mrs. R. G Fuller, Mrs. Libbic Brown, and Mr. William Gerald; Elementary Principal. Sealed L. to R.—Mrs. Earl K. Jones. Mrs. Lorrianc O'Banion, Mrs. Canzetta Mosley, Mrs. Claudia Brown. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS BELL, W. H., Supervisor Tabulating Equipment BOYER. J. L.. Manager Dining Hall DAVIS, L. E., Superintendent Post Office HARDEN, N. C. Manager College Exchange HERNDON, D. N„ Superintendent College Laundry PERKINS, H. A., Superintendent Ground Maintenance Custorial Ser. LcBEAUX, A. E., Superintendent Building Maintenance SOWELL, Donald W„ Director Memorial Student Center THOMAS. Q. D.. Chief Engineer Steam Plant 275 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS CASHIER, Elmer Harrison, and Shirley Calloway, Shirley Taylor, Mary Foston and Lewi Duckett PURCHASING AGENT, Herman Selman and Miss Ruby Green ACCOUNTANT, Griff Kendricks, and Mrs. Doris M. Brooks, Mrs. Doris S. Williams and Mrs. Clara Hardy DATA PROCESSING CENTER, William Bell, Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Nellie Charleston ACCOUNTANT U. R. Bell. Mrs. Lcatha Woodard and Mr. Arthur Crutchfield MEMORIAL CENTER—Billy G. Johnson, Mrs. James Ruth Walton and Mrs. Shirley Franks ASSISTANT REGISTRARS—Mrs. Irene Davis Mrs. Lillie Lewis and Bennie Jingles Mrs. Mary F. dark and Miss Sudene Oliphant and Samuel Montgomery (center) Registrar G. R. Ragland dra Moore and Mr. Walter Redd and Student Assistant Mary Moore TELEPHONE OFFICE—Mrs Thoyme Phillips, TEACHER ED OFFICE—Mrs. Homenelle Craig HOSPITAL STAFF Mrs. Eleanor Hill and Mrs. Frankie Rigsby and Student Assistant ag annua- ., Mc )EAN OF WOMEN A MATRONS DEAN OF WOMENS JANITORIAL STAFF 277 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS DUNCAN, Dr. W. W. Demist YOUNGBLOOD, Dr. T. R.. Optometrist TRAMBLE, Lorenzo, Mgr. Maintenance Office HILL. J. L., Foreman Maintenance TOMPKINS, Ira, Foreman Maintenance Dept. POOLE, T. P., Foreman Maintenance JOHNSON, C. H.. Supr. Dining Hall HIGGS, G. E„ Mgr. Dining Hall Storeroom MARION. Leroy Assistant Dean of Men BROWN. J. P. Veterans Counselor LEWIS. John L. Chief Security Officer JACKSON. Robert Security Officer McKENZIE, Scott Security Officer KIMBLE, Ernest, Manager Barber Shop ELUS. Willie Fire Chief JONES, Mrs. Janie Matron, Suarez Hall BRADY, Mrs. Alberta Matron, Minor Hall BROWN. Mrs. Ruby Matron, Anderson Hall DAVIS. Mrs. Doris Nurse RAYMOND. Miss Mary E. Nurse ANDERSON, Miss Irma, Secretary Arts and Sciences HENNETT. Mrs. Julia. Secretary School of Agriculture CLAYTON. Miss Faye. Operator Computer Center DOUGLAS. Mrs. Brendonly. Clerk Industrial lulu cation Office GOODHN, Miss Alice F., Secretary Dean of Instructions FRANKLIN, Miss Sylvia Secretary School of Nursing GAINES. Mrs. Mable, Stenogrnplrcr Dean of Women's Office GUNN, Miss Martha, Clerk-Typist Public Health Center SECRETARIES HURD, Miss Shirley Secretary College IJhrary JAMES, Mrs. Bobbyc Stenographer league Office JERNIGAN. Mrs. Mary. Secretary School of Home Economics JONES, Miss Revordia, Stenographer Science Department KELLY, Mrs. Bobbyc J., Secretary Maintenance Office LITTLES, Mrs. Iona, Secretary Dining Hall I.OMAX. Miss Helen M., Stcnograplier College Information Office MUSE, Mrs. Anne. Secretary Maintenance Office RICHARDSON. Mrs. Cecilc. Secretary History Department ROBERSON. Magvina. Secretary Fiscal Department REED, Mrs, Irene, Secretary Maintenance Department ROBINSON. Miss Orena, Secretary la-ague Office TOLIVER. Mrs. Ia rean, Secretary Student Ufe Office TURNER. Mrs. Mary, Secretary Student Health Service WATKINS. Mrs. Alice, Secretary School of Agriculture WINSTON. Mrs. Bctlye, Secretary Extramural Services STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF— (L to R Standing)—Mrs. Bertha Washington. Mrs. Ethel Mosley. Miss Mary Valet, Mrs. Rubyc L. Manuel, Mrs. Willie Gee, Mrs. Myrtle Snell, Mrs. Christine Thompson, Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. D. J. Flowers, Mrs. Emma Gregory, Mrs. D. Clark. Mrs. R. Jackson, Mrs. Virginia Davis, Mrs. M. Lee, Miss E. Kimble, Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs. G. Turner and Mrs. A. Tompkins. Knotting L to R—Waco Porter, Isiah Mosley, Willie Johnson, Charles Gooden, Charlie Granderson, James Mosley, Mrs. Joy Jackson, Cecil Lang and Jerry Baldwin. POWER PLANT STAFF—Printlc Boggcss, Curtis Anderson, Q. D. AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANTS—First Row L to R—Dr. Roscoc Lewis, Nutri- Thomas Standing—Joe Jackson, B. T. Lester, Albert Flowers and Alonzo tionist; Henry White, Mrs. Ola Jordan, Mrs. Loretta Glover, Mrs. Bobby Jordan, Watson. Second Row—Alonzo Stewart, Willie Rile)1, Jesse Rigsby, Charlie Lewis. Third Row—Herman Bamcs, Zealous Wiley, C. B. Scott. Jimmy Harris, Myles Kennedy. Fourth Rot —Hiawatha Scott, James Wiliams, Osborne Clark, Theodore Bamcs, James Thompkins and Eckic Anderson. DINING HALL STAFF L to R. J. Boyer, J. Shanklc, M. Scott, B. Chew, V. Rutledge, B. Reese, C. Johnson. Rev. J. Brandeberg, J. Orsby, E. Brown, V. Banks, W. Jackson, P. Cambric. O. Harris, L. G Salinas, E. White, M. Stubblefield, R. Jackson, B. Kemp, L. Jordan. D. L. Henderson, J. Berry. R. Scott, S. Felder, R. Brooks, E. 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