Rice University - Campanile Yearbook (Houston, TX)
- Class of 1947
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lee l947 Cam ani e GL'I.I Pl'ISI.ISIIINI1 CONIIRXNY .......,,. . .,.I,rmlcr SOIIIIIXX'IfS'I'IfIlN IZNCIIQXYINKI COSIIFXNN , ,ling rllx wr, IQIBIIIILXNI YI' FII 'I JIU ...,,, ..,....,.... I . CII ilx, I'IwlI1gr.IpI1, NI XR'I'IiI. FII 'I JIU ,.,., ... IS I1..II II IIlI.II..gI,.,IlIX g 1947 CAM H3 II editor Sara Meredith business manager Peggy Weatherall U1 g g E PRESIDENT'S MESSA For ttie first time I tiave the opportunity of extending a farewen wish to a Rice class with whom I tiave been associated ttirougtwout an entire sctaoot year. The tiistorian of the class ot 1947 tras very aptty remarked that ttiis class has Htess hair and more experienceu than most classes. The trair is in any case a passing possession. It tends to diminish witti time. The experience, however, may grow and increase in Value with the years. And. so I would express for you ttie wisti of ttie Rice Institute, ttiat with the passingg years you may continue to acquire knowledge, to increase in under- standing, and to grow in wisdom: and ttiat wtierever you go, you may draw on some residual slrenggtli and courage from your academic days. XV. Y. VIOUSTON President The Rice fnsiilule Nl To William Vermillion Houston To his future, and to the future of The Rice Institute we dedicate this book 3 il j 7a6le of Cvn ten tA i Introduction ii Administration in Classes iv Sallyport v Vanity Fair vi Athletics vu Organizations vm Advertisements Administration Building E Qi J mix 3 1 ISI Physics Building Chemistry Building Engineering Building E101 11 Residential Halls ' 1 H, 5 1 x 2. 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W ' ' ' f fu , x ,f A ' A M. .M-Q W , ' ' ' ' W V' I W , A . .xv ' 1 Qs. .Jw 6 '23 r- V f , ww ,M x ,, A M, xn 1, . . . s XY W A 4' W, Ti 1 f S' U A Q M EQXA W ,W X W -Q if ,1 r M. D. Anderson Hall U23 47 ggi v. N.. , fa Q a Qi,,W,, aw,-.V 'f ' xWN'w'X fw . N Q , :YQ 4 'V ,V ,Ay .. ,M , W -J no V wk ff' JV f W N' , M w',, 'f'H' 1 . in Autry House Cohen House wmm ,M ff Wdwfmfffffw' xy, 1.8555 The Board of Trustees HARRY CLAY HANSZEN Cfhairrimil GEORGE RUVLTS HRUNYN Vice-Chairinau HARRY fJARfJTHl':RS NVHLSS Vice-Cihairman l RElJERlfJK RICE l,UMlNllS Secrel.ary:l'reasurcr LAMAR VLENINC. JR. XVILLIAM ALEXANDER KIRKLAND GUS SESSIONS XVORTHAM Trustees Ementz ALEXANDER SESSUMS VLEVELAND EDGAR ODELL LOYETT BENJAMIN BUTTS RIFE JOI IN THADDEIJS SFOTT Faculty Committees The President is ex officio a memher ol all committees. Committee on, Admissions: Mr. Mccanri. chairman: Messrs. ljaonner. Garrison. Lear, Ryon, Thomas, and Ulrich. Committee on Graduate lnstruction: The Dean of Graduate Studies, ex officio. chairman: Messrs. Chandler, Mclfillop, Weiser, and Vxfilson. Committee on Examinatioris aml Standing: Mr. Mccants. Chairman: Messrs. Lear, MeEnany'. Richter, and Ryon. Committee on Schedules: Mr. lXJcCann, chairman: Messrs. Bray, Camden, Cameron, and Nicholas. Committee on the Library: The Director of the Lihrary, ex ollicio, chairman: Messrs. Mcliillop, Richter, and Tsanoll. Committee on Student Activities: The Assistant Dean for Student Activities. ex ollicio, chairman: Messrs, Bourgeois, Davies, Hermance. Shelton: the Adviser to Nwomen: the Chairman of the Hall Committee: the Chairman of the Honor Council: the President ol the Student Association: the President ol the Vxfomenls Council. Committee on Groumls and Builclirigs: Mr. Vxfatlcin, chairman: Messrs. Chill- man, Hartsoolc, Sims, and Nvaters. Committee on Publications: Mr. Thomas. chairman: Messrs. Moraud, Rattle, Nvhiting, and Nvilliams. Committee on Public Lectures: Mr. Jlqsanoll, chairman: Messrs. Altenhurg. Milligzin, Slaughter. and Nvilson. Committee on Outdoor Sports: Mr. Bray, chairman: Messrs. llermance and Nicholas.: representatives of the R Association: Messrs. H. P. Melton and A. M. Fllomlorde. Navy Committee: Mr. Vxfeiser, chairman: the Rrolessor ol Naval Science' Messrs. Hermance, McCann, Mccants, Ryon, and Vxfatlcin. Committee on Health Service: Mr. Hermance, chairman: Ur. Nvelshg Messrs Cameron, Chandler, McCann, and Mccantsg the Adviser to Vvlomen' the Manager of the Residential Halls. J Executive Committee: The President, ex ollicio, chairman: the Dean: Messrs. Mclfillop, Richter, and Ryon. tl6J HI? fx: In lNAuGuRATloN William Vermillion Houston President of The Rice Institute April IO, 1947 INAUGURATION CEREMONY I 1 A - I'1fI11rr'.v, Crm1'!r'.vv Uozmtnlz Clxmn I III IIII' KIIIIIII UI. IIII' CiI'I'II'I5II',V II'II 'I IIU'-IU5 Ir: IImv'ws,s1rnmI. In r.' Ilfxrrx' C, IIFIIIXIUII. 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ILA, rlfzwvr IHII, ILS. in Arm-Ii. flrir-rw ISIIZ. IIIX, XYIIIIIIAM S. 'pAIAMAGI,: Huy X- I-'1-llww in .-Xi'I-llitevlllre. QA- 'Ij !'1'H ' IWW- MA- 'IH'ffHHf'f 'WV' ,x.1:. mrfzf-W-1114rmzlffrrf is-zu. MA, f1.'f.rmIfHIflf MAIAIVII. vH,xl:1,r:s wl1.s1vN U1-U 'f 'f1f l4 - mm. lm. frm.: mm, MA. r.11f,mf,wrr1,I 1:v12. Assistant I'1'ofm-ssor uf Iirlulish, Ilxstrlxvml' in Iiifilogy, Ifs-Iluw in I'In3sivs, f51I C I Bray Q1 In 5 I Student Council 5521 Student Council Officers I3IIII.I.lIJ IIOYIIN l7l1'Sifll'IIl BIQAXY Yin' Ilrt-siilent NVOOKIR 5INCfl.. XIR Sefrfflilfy RODNEY QLFIIYISY 'llrtvasiin-r .IERRY IJOIIIQIIIAN IIniiiii'iliiifi1i'+1lfliifilff fnxlx l'nili-iiiiwiittiriiiii Ifvery stuclent in tlue Rice Institute is a memlber of tlie Student Association. Tlie Stuclent Council acts as tI'1e governing Ibocly of tliis association. Tlae council con- sists ol twenty memlners wlio are electecl to represent tI1eir classes. IVIr. ,I. VII. Ixlccants is tlwe Faculty Advisor. Tlae purposes of tlie council are to control student publications, to clirect elections, to supervise tlre clislnursement of aII association moneys, to use cIis- cretionary powers in matters requiring immecliate action, ancl to issue lalanlcet taxes. wlwlais year tlie council very successlully sponsorecl tlie All-Scliool Picnic in Sep- temlier, gave a clance alter tlie Rice- Vlqexas llootloall game, ancl sponsorecl Homecoming in Novemlaer. 'I-o top oll Ilie vear, tliey gave to tlie scliool a pulglic aclclress system to Ile usecl at rallies. clances, ancl elsexvliere xvlwen not-clecl. Ixilany tlianlis go to Ixlr. llugli Cameron. Assistant lyean ol gtiiclent Activities, for Iiis tireless werlq ancl lielp lie Iwas given the council ancl tlie xvliole stuclent liocly. Illerritvw' xllfiose Picture Does Not Appear lien l'li1IYlIIIODt,l Dormitory Hall Committee Isl seiiivsler cliriirnmii: MARION FLOYD Jnfl stfiiiusltu' CIIUIITYIIIIIZ XX lI.I.I,'XfNI I-'. IQIICSCTIINICIQ, IR. LARRY INIILIS RODNEY QUINBY TRUETT PEACHIQY ' CARL GROOS D. D. SMITH VINCENT BUCKLEY Allbrit ton Anflerson AI lwell ffain Iiray Costa Rainey Uobelman .Iamr-son Iaylqord Plclpyanie-I IXIL-rt-rlitli Peterson Qriiiiliy' Rvster SII11 IIIII' Vittitoe Xveatlit-rall Xvilliins m ---i 'Q Q. .,.:., , ,A V: Y I , ,, . ....,.... r,W,,,A ,.,.,.,. , M I, , 1 .,,,. W4 W! Q r ,wfffff , ggglfg Q V fir ' 1 ' I I Many I 1 -2, A: 5 Q A 5. , Z :. . 5:g5:515,,mf I on I ..: Q ,WY 23, .. .. ' ' ' . .2Zif::I:iE2:::. i . 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However, the Honor CounciIys achievement ot the year was the cIraI'ting oI a revised constitution for the honor system. Under a very aIJIe chairman, this Constitution was drawn to ,qiye the student hody a truer honor system and to deI'ine the pro- cedures to he used hy the Honor CounciI. II this proposed constitution is adopted, the student Ioody will assume 1fuII responsiIJiIity for protecting the x'aIidity of examinations and credits under the honor system and the IxeneIits which accrue from it. hleniher XVYIIOSQ Picture Does Not Appear .Iohn Ijhenicie Women's Council OH1fTC!fS .l.'X1Y1f 1 ,'X11NSXYfk11Q11411 1'r1-51111-111 31.1121 515111911X X1141' 1311151111111 N1.X111ON N11f1Q51f111'11111'.11 511111-1.11v 111-1151111-111-1111111v11n11 1111'1'S1' 1i1711.XY.X9111 1'fX'1 1'Y R.X111 O1111 1S1fT'1Y1f 1'1I11.1.11'S 11111151111-1 121111 11?l11'1'1'1l11 1j1111111'i11111111-11111111911 R1'1JF9S11111111Q' 11111 11111111111 511111111115 111 11111 1115116 11116. 1110 XY1111111115 Cw01l111'11 15 11111611111 111' 11111111 1111111 116111, 111111 15 511111151111111 111' F1155 SEITEI11 1,111111, 711116 111'Q1111iz111i1111 15 C11111111151711 111 11111 g1111i1115. 11111 ,11111101'S, 111111 11111 g111111o11111165, XY1111 il FF1'S1111l1l1'1 1111116511111111ix'11 611111 il C111111C11m1111-111,-Largo 11116 111111111111 111' 11111 Ci0l11'11'11 111 5611111 115 11111 11111111111115. 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IIr1t1S1t1ll ILS., Rive, June, 111-I5 ILS. in FILE. Tllirrl 1'u11' G11I1I4'I'lI'IY, NORMAN III-ILL II11uSt11n ILS.. University uf f':1Iif111'nI:x, 151111 GILI-IICR. IlUSH'I'11N t'AI,H1,1l'N I'11i'tAi'tI1t1r ILS. In LILI71.. Rive, I-1-I1., 15111 1ZIie1ni1':xI Engineer GIl11f1S, CARL I IiI'1I1IfIIIICIi. .IIL Sian .-Xnt11n1f1 ILA., Iiive. Feb., 151,11 ILS. in Arch. 15'11u1'II1 rum' I-lAGI'II111I'II ICR, ELIZA III-I'I'I-I I!Ii1,1XX'N I 111112211111 11' ILA., Iiiee. Mztrvh, 151 1 ILS. in Arch. II.-XYNIIC. IGLSIIG SPIE ILA., Iii:-e, Marc-Ii, 151111 ILS. in Areh. JI1I'IiNI+ XY GI I-'Y I I11'I5'NI l:.Af, 1111-J, .1u111f1f11:. A 1:.s. in 1:11.19 1q11:14:1'i4:i:. i1.u'111 MI5INI1I-IL ILA., 111111. wir: ILS. in Arr-Ii. Iluustun A ngleton llwustfm f11'1lcI1111leS 111111511 lJIf'IIII'US 1111 NIU! .'1f7j7l'1lI' ANI1IfII'lS11N. IIAIIVI-I AI.I'INANI'1IGIl, .IIL II41usI1111 ILA., 111112, 1511121--PLS. in Artfh. I1ANI'IV1'Il7Z, .I11IIN .I11SI'lI'II I'i'ovi'I1't11't-. Illtude Islaiml ILS. in Client., Iii'11W1i Univ!-rsity. F1-I1 11111 IIAILNES, OLIVER R11I1I'lRICIi Kiligstrni. N111-th 1'2II'0II1I2I ILA.. Rive. June. 1!111ifILS, in Arell. IL-XI'MGAIiTICN, IIIQNHY I-JRNIGST ILA., Rive. 1f1'131fM.A., Rice, C1f'1.., IZICSIUIN. I1AYII1 JAUOII ILS.. University uf Miattni, May, 1 IZLITNT, IIOBIZIIUI' FRANCIS ILA.. Rice, 1943-M.A. Degree IIITLLARIJ, DANIEL RALEIGH. .IIL II11ust11n 15141 Iluustun 11I1ifBI..X. Ivegr-ee II11ust11n I Iuustun ILS., Rive, Oct.. 191-1-ILS, in CI1.I41. CAl'LAN, JOAN LEE A.B., S.M.U., Oct.. 15115 CTUMHAIIII-1, DOIIOTHY GRAUIG ILA., Rice. June, 15115 DAHNEIII.. RICZNICAT MIL'I'11N, JI ILS., Soutllwestern C1-llege, 151112 I'111NALDSUN. .IUI-IN IIILIGY Iloustun H11uston 1. IVIen1pI1is. Tennessee Iluustun ILS., Hive, June. I9-1SfM.A. De1.:1'e1- DONOGIIUIC, IVIAIIGAIIICT CUPICLANIJ Iiuustun A.IL, St. Ma1'y's College. .Iune. 151313: I'II.Mf1RI'I, ICD XYATICIIS Dallas ILS.. in Arch, Texas A. K' M., May. 15112 EVANS, .IOI-IN ELLIS, Oak Hill, Ohio I1 S. in Illducation. 1111111 State LvIlIVk'I'SI1Y, 1512211 ILA., Ohio State UIIIX'f'I'SIt1:, 1512111 M.A., Ohio State University. 151217 11111-tm' of 1'I1ilnso11l1y FAIIISS. Il0RI2Ii'I' ELXYYN ILS. in CILE., Ilire, 15112 FISCI-IEII, KA'l'III'IRINI'I INIAILTIIA 1'I1i1t11n 1I11ust11n ILA., 1!i1-e, Feb.. 1941-M.A., Rice, June. 11115 FIAJYD, MARION ALIZICHT ILA., Ili:-e, June. 15111 G1111I1ICLII, RICHARD ICOHIIICII Midlztnd Puente. f'2lIIfl1I'III2l ILS.. Cztlifurnizt Institute of 'I'eeIin111ogy, 111517 M.S., C2LIIf0I'III4L Institute 111' Tevh nology, 151218 GILAGG. IIUGH ERNEST 11311115 ILA., Ri:-e, 1511lfLLS, in Are-h.. Rive, 15112 M..-X. Degree GILAVES, LEON FRANKLIN, I'hiIadeI11hi:t. Vennsylvanizi ILS., Cornell, l51IITfM.A.. tT11i'neII, 151111 MS.. M.I.'I'.. 111111 HAVKNEY, JAINIES LLUYI1 'I'OIlI11I12 ILS., hive. I'eI1.. 15111-ILS, in C11 Ill. HARDY, IIIGTT1' ZO XVIIITAIiI'II'i ILA.. Rive. 151121 I-IAIIRIS, .IAMIFIS COLXVICLL Ilnustrm Munl'11x'i:t. 1':1Iifr11'ni:1 ILA.. Rive, 1F1I2iM.A.. Rive, Feb., 1911 HAY, XVALLACIG SIMPSON Needham, Musszu-Iitisetts ILS, in 1T11ernistrv. Iii-own University, 151132 JAMES, ALLAN KENl1IiIt'K 1Pir:tul'ed with Seniorsj ILA., Rice, Marr-Ii. 151-11ifILS. in Arc-h. Iluustnn JOHNSON, I3I7I'I I'II-1 LOU ILA., Rice, Feb., 151-I4 JOHNSTON, VVALKER FRANCIS. ILS. in CILE., Rive, June, 151,15-C JUNSSON. SUZANNE ICLIZAIIICTII ILA., Rice. Marr-11, 151116 Iloustun JR. Houston hemieztl Idngineex' Houston A First raw MAURICE, ROBERT VS'EI.lttIN IIUIISYUN ILA., Rive, March, 1946 I-LS. in Arch., Rive, .Iunt-. 194IIfM,A. flerree MPIDONALD, FREDERICK IZENEIIICT. JR. Iluustfrtl ILA., Rice, 19-111 Ii.S, in Arch. MILLER, JOHN NVILLIAM Artesia. New lilvxiw ILS. in E.E., Rice, Marr-li, 1916 Serund row PATILLO. JOHN THOMAS Iiilll-HS ILS, in E.E., Rice, 19-13 RS. in M.E. RICH, HERSHEL MAURIU111 Houston ILS. in E.E., Rice, June, 19-15 ILS.. in M.E. Sl-JNTURIA, HARVEY NX'liipplv, Arizona I4.S,, Rive, June, 19-I5 ILS. in M.E. Third rou- SHEPHERD, JAMES LEFTXYICII, III I IUllSi0ll ILA., Rice, 1943 SMITH, FRANK CHESLEY, JR. HOUSTON ILS., California Institute of Tevlinology, Feb., 1941 SMITH, ROBERT CALHOUN Hfrustmi ILA., Rice, June, 1945 B,S. in Arch. Fourth rnu: SMITH, WIRT VVILSEY St. Louis. Missuuri B.A., Rive, 1942 VOGT, ELXVOOD XVAYNE Hflllstull ILS., Rice, Feb., 1914 ILS. in M.E. XYEBSTER, JACKSON DAN XYrnngell, Alaska B.S., VVhitw0rth College, 19219 M.S., Cornell Univ., 1911 Doctor of Philosophy WHITIGHURST, HARRY BERNARIJ Dallas Ii.A., Rive, Feb., 1941 KISLING, MARION IIOLLAND Ilutistmi ILA., Rive, March, 19,105 LANIDUA, ALTON .IOIIN Iirenliztni ILS., Texas A. M M., 19-I2 LEUNARIION. VIOLETTE ANDREE Houston IIA., Rive, June, I9-15 LOOSE, LOUISE MARGARET Huilsttni ILA., Rice, March, 1946 LOVE, IVILLIAM FREEMAN Houston ILS., Rive, June, 19-15fM.A. Dt-gnu-v IVIvCALL, MILDRED Houston ILA., Rice, March, 1946 MCCOY, JOHN CHARLTON Hfiuston ILA., Rive, Oct., I9-1-I QNICGINTY. BRADFORD BURKE Hoilsttni IS.A., Rive, June, I9'llifB.S. in Arch. IVIALICH, CHARLES WILSON Smnerville ILA., Rice, 19'141ADuctur of I'liilnsu1mliy MILLER, LEE VYELLS Middlesex, Vermont AJS., Cedarville College, Aug., 19,12 MILLSAP, MARSHALL HENSLEY Abilene B.A., Hardin-Simmons Univ., 19-113 MOODY, NANCY .IIM Houston B.A., Rice, 1943 MORGAN, CHESTER STEPIIEN, JR. Hillsboru B.S. in Ch.E., Rice, Feb., 1944 PEARSON, ANGUS GEORGE Houston B.A., Univ, of Texas, 1938 PEARSON, ERN11 HERZOG Hfrustun B.A,, Univ. of Texas, 1945 PHILLIPS. GERALD CLEX ELANII Sun Angelo B.A., Rice, Feb., 194t1fM.A. Degree RANDALL, ROYAL VVILLIAM, JR. Niubile, Alalnuna ILA., Rice, Feb., 1944-M.A. Degree SANDERS, JOHN THOMAS, III M1-Xia Las, in CI1.E., nice, 1942 SCHRECK, HENRY ERNEST Jaclistniville, Flurida B,S. in Cl1,E.. Rice, Feb., 1914-Clieinivztl Engineer SIMPSON, RAYMOND ELLSXYORTII. JR. Houston SLAWSON, IRA EUGENE B.A., Texas Christian Univ., 1941 IS.S. in CILE., Rice, Feb., I91IfLJ1iemic:ul Engineer Ifnrt XX'urtIi STAMM, IIENRY EDXVIN, III 1I'ic-tured with Seniorsj Houston ILA., Univ, of California in Los Angeles, Feb., 1911 15.8, in CILE. STREETIVIAN, CHRISTINE NORMAN Houston ILS., Univ. of lloustun, Aug., 19113 SNVANSON, DON RICHARD Santa Monica, Califrwiiiit I:S.S,, California Institute of Teclnmlngy, 1945 M..-X. Degree TAYLOR, HOVVARD EDVVARD Houstun II,A., Rive, l9'127M.S., California I TERIIELL, NELSON JAMES, JH. ILA., Rittv, Feb., 19-I-1iM.A. Dem XYATT, LORE MERTEN '99 ILA., Rive, March, 19,16-M.A. Degree XYHALING, VVARD B.A,, Rive, Feb., 194-I--M.A, Degree WI-IITE. THOMAS JEFFERSON ILA., Rive, 1940 XVOOLDRIIJGE, BONNIE SUE B.A., Rice, Feb., 1944 YEAGER, JOHN GLENN B.S. in M.E., Rice, 19246 YOUNG, JERRINE KINELL ILA., Rice, June, 1945 ZUEI-+'ELDT. RICHARD DANIEL 41' B.S. in E.E., Marvh, 19415 ivtured with nst, of Tevl ,I i., 191.. Houston lluustnn Dallas Uaniernn Houston Iloustun Houston Seninrsj Dallas I59I GARRETT F IEREDITH NALMBERG A Senior Class Omcers PRESIDENT CHARLES IVIAUVIBERG VICE PRESIDENT SARA MEREDITH SECRETARY-TREASURER NVILLIAM GARRETT K-101 I !i J? X saga:-i':i,:a:a 1':::if': ' - AIBERCIQONIISIE, BOI .LING ANI JERSCN AI5IiRCIQOFII5IIf, JCDIIN IIt'IfOIlII I Irmuilon I Iouston I Iriiislrm AI,IIAI2't', IluXROI,.I7 EDVv'IN AI IUC DOD, ,IAY R. IIS. in MJ., FIirIvtiIc, I'lziIi Arnorican Sorictv of IVIci'IianicaI Ifngiiii-crrsg Eriginceriiig Souix-ty, Exc-iwitivv fum- miltceman: CI'm.irman of Defomlions Committee, Svnior I5nnqiic-t 4mrI IIIIIIQ Chairman of PuIJIic'ity Committc-0, UVIIIIP I'Ingin0c-r. AI ,SXYORTI I. CIHI.-XRIES CALHOUN I Iouetiin HS. in MJT. PJf1iirI 55- -I I. 46- 413 IX'Ivr'ImnifnI Engim-1-rs, ' ngineering Soric-ty V50-VIII, 'LIU'-IT: Aiiirririii Eonit-ly of 40- 41, 40- 4,. .XNI3RIfXX'. ,IC II IN UR XY I Imiilim B.A. Dvgivfi' 'IImciIc ,43-'-115 R Associationg I5roacIsitIc Stag I45-,443 YI-IIFCSIIOI' Stains I-I4: Navy CIUIJ. ANDREXYS, FIAIQRICE STACY Houston Dogiiw' ANDREXYS, XX'II.I.IAXINt BRYAN IIouston RA. Dcgrzfv NIQO'I'C ii-,-Ara. ASKINS, JAMES XVIILIAM I Iousion HS. in CHE. Rico Instilutn Society of CI1c-mir'nI Engim-ers, Si-Cretary: Senior Invitations Com- mitlcc. 1' if, ,, ' , , i ii I It iii. - ' Nb ? X A 'v I f Seniors IIIIIIII iii it if 5 fwf , , VK, , I .,::..55as:gm:::: uf, I 71 2 Mi, Wi' - W ' ' K ,, H, 4,. x , -M Uv xx , ,. v .. 'sisiaii f' 1 ,yy 5 ,.,:5.5:,.,:,-- 3' ,,,, I i :::.. 4, QM ff? Ziyi ' Klinfig gl EE ag I 592 T' xi? ,, :yin I my W QQ -E5 I ' 5 ff' 9 K Zeiss Y f Q 41 3' 3 f, f Y, 2 Z -if if 5 If f 5 , 522 5 gimyms Q 5, QA A 'ii-if ff I I 2' Q gig V g ' iw , . E IIr,uu5lon II..-I, IIi'g1i'm- BJXIQNES, ANNE Itouston IIA. Dvgrvcz KIIIQ CIuIJg Baptist SIUKIQIIL IXIIIIUII, EnIistinPnI Vice- I7r0sicIz-nt '44. CIiurvIi ,Y . Iqeprcscntativo ,45, I,uImIii:ity CIiainnun I46: Sc-nior Planqlivt THICK Cominittvv. BARNES, IEON FIQNQXIR BJI. Drfgrec BARTSCII, EDDIE ALEX, JR. IIOuston 13.5, in EE. II..IIi-usviII0 fXSSOf'IilII0l'l of I.utIi4-ran CQIIm-ge SturIents, Pic'5icIvnt, '46-'-IT: Aint-rican Institute of Etcwtricat Ifnginoc-rs, I-10-'43, '46-I-IT: V4-tc-ram' Organization I-IG-'47, Ifnginevr- ing Society '-IO, I-12. Pi:Xt'IVIANN, RI'I'.iX NIXIQY RA. IDOQIPE' Ave IVInria CIuImg CirIs' CILIIJ. BECK, EIJMUND JOSEPH BA. I Di-grep Pic--IXIWI gofivty, Yirv I'Ir0sirIt-nt Y-IG-'-IT. BEIAI., HENRY XVI-XID IIA. D4-gn-v HEI .I ANY, BONNIE BEE im. 11.11.-Q0 f,iirIs f,IuIv 'II '4' gr Union 'I-I-yfli. I5IfS'I', BIf'I I'Y .IO Dvgrec' !liIiiIC1IlilII'IHilI1 -ITQ IIircsIi4-r Stain -ITg N11 IIc1liston I Iouwton I Iouston I Iouslon IXIQ-tIiorIifI StuiI4-nt I Ifmuiton Seniors ., I ,. 1 11111 zzzzzznlv QIEIIV 1 zzun :.V 2 ....,.v Z.. sf 1 11 1 tif gif 1,. zz. Wei ii 11l1Y.X1Y, tll1fNN 1fl'5141. 11i1i1fifm 11.1. 1Jiii,rw 11-1ir0f1lm-r, 1-l-1,-15,-IT: 15i'oiir1fii1c I-tl, A1'm:1. 1.1-itvliiitin ill. 11 .xffuvintioiiq 1Qzi11y 111111 11-1. 45. 1-171 Row-r Fvouts 11: XC1t'IilIis t.,1u1m VIT: 581111151 tn-xx' -lf: Navy f-11u1m '43-113. 111 '41 1x1.1'.N, X1NC1'.N1 11.-XRUI.17 1101151011 11vgi'r'c' 1'm.mt17a11 42. 411 1-1713 111011 Cfuin 13t'NK1iR, I-'IQANR in f11i.1f, . 11214017311 1113.1-IT: '11l'ilf'1Q ,453 .1uiii0r fV11aiss Pre-sir1r'iil 1f111iQf U1 .'Xxx':xr11 ttf, 11'!lIN1llI1 1in,qinvvriiig Sofic-ly '10f11f1, 1111:-1-1? Riff' 1r1Slitut1' Socifity 111 fT11c'iiiiiksi1 Eiigjiiii-ri 46- -fp N-nior Cup z1m1 Ummm iNUIT1lIl111f'f'. 15t'RKti, '1'11f11N1.'X9 1'lQ.-XNKNIS. 112. lliiiixlfm 11.9. in 51.13. 11l'1Q1.1fSUN. 1.'N1X'11fS 1f1.'1'ON c1iI1l'tlil1lilI'14 ISA, 111-gm, .'Xt'l'11110f'1tlIit1 S0014-ly 143-1-lf. 1'1t'l21l, 1115512 11F12N13ON, 111. 11imxlf.n ',l'fIr1'1' Bt 1'1.1fR, 1fN11.Y 1211111 11111111011 nA.nww0 3 f1ir1s' f11u1i. Svnior 11.mi'1' c1UIllIU111l'i'. NVUJILIIIH fiiintc-r11ury f.11u1u PAIN. IBIZNTON XX Ii..'t. Dvgrvo Baptist Student Union 113117, Counvi1 '15-1-17: Stur1c-nt C1uunc'i1 1-I5-'41 11nr1inY me-ntariun Stuck-nl Association 11113-147: Rive 15um1 '45-'47, Vim- 11rvsic1cnl 1-tru. 1,f9S1f1CIt1 '47, 1V10iitgumery Axxarc1 147: Stuc11'nt Rc'1igious f10um'i1 1116-1-if: 1l11t't'f varsity Christiari 1:4-11ows11ip 1-46-1-17. CALLENDER, B11.1.Y RUSSE11. 11011 .Xrniwr 13.5. in 1115. Ameriwin 1nslilutc 01 E11-Ctri1'ix1 1ingiri1'c'rs: 11-use-1:1111 1-1-13 IQ ,'XSsm'iati0n, CA1VlPBEl.1., KENNET11 .'X1.1JRl1DGE 110lIh1Otl nsfnME. 1421 ISOKFCI1, 1fR1f1D1TRlCK JOSEPII, 112. 1101151311 11. Dc-grmf 1716711.11 151, URA1 110ustr ii I3t'11l'l't' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' - 1 A ' 1 f1is'f'r1C1xr1r'r, 43: 1'1mt1m11 -1-lg Navy f1u1'i. 1n-mixri-r -tu. 1ff'41f11'll1 -1-1: 1xzi11x f11u17. HON11, 1'1111.X1x1 1':1f1XYi'X1111 111-1 11f1XY1':N. lfIt.'XNC1S 1f1S1f1111, 111. Sam .'xI11UIii 11.5. in 12.15. .Xvv 1V1ariu C1u1J ,413-,473 fXIIll'T14'Ell t 1iis1ilut0 01' 1':11-vtri4'fi1 1iiiQ1IIt'1'I'S '40-1-1 112111111 f.1u1m -1f1- 47 11R.Xl'N. Pll1I.II'111TNRY 134.111 11.5. in 1wit11 11istini'tiuii1 1111i 1.am1mr1zi Lpsilon 45-473 1:iu 114-in Pi 4111- Figinei Xi IT: Riu- 1l'1b111lI1 Stir in-ty 011 t11ie-miCa1 1'1IIQ1t l0Q'l'F. IEIQAY, ANNE KNt'l'11iRlNF 1 5 11fut ii 11.1. Dvguw' 1wit11 17iwlinCtinn1 5li1r10nt. Associiatioii Vive Pr4'sim1f-nt 1-17: 111-1-lf, Prnggiiiiii t11lit1tITlEtI1 'vt J yin' 1rcsic1c-nt ,401-ITQ 11ormr Coum'i1 'fl-'1-'47, Sr'r'rc'l.ary 1-IT: 5111411-nt Cj0tIf'l Il--1.: f1XX1. stzi11 45- 46. 1'.c1it0r -1b. f.unipniii1r' 1'iivurilr- 111- 17: 11illI1I1 S1tIf1!'H1 Viviun '41-'-if: Assmxintu 1V1c-111111-r gigmn Xi '41 Rim- 11114114-ss to JVLX1 t rillrwn 112111 -IT: N-niur 11111 1ll'SS Ronc1z-1r't 'fq N-ninr 113141141111-1 cUIllII1111i'C'. 111,101 HKS. 1.1ff1N ERIC? lvmnizi 1 1,1111 FXYN, 1,1 111.1113 11t1Y.X1. 111111-1 1 11.1. fiviiiwii 1511t1XX'X1.1':1f. '1'11f1F1.X9 I-Qi'JXX'.XlQ1D, 111. .X1mi1i'ix 11.1. 11i'i1i'iw CARS'l'liN, JACK XN'lil3S'l'lfR llouflon 13.5. in 5l.lf, l llc-fllimuril in lfngincering Sociclyg Slunlcnl Alllliulc nl' Aim-rican Clwvniirnl Forivly' Rim- lnslilulc Sociely ol Clicmirnl linginccrsg Soplimnorc Class S:-fre-lairy-'lliwcxslurvig Daniel Ripluy Srliolarsliip VH. i'llNllil.IK, 'l'IlliOlDORli FRAXNFIS 5, l,,f,.1ll Ill ljoullmll, '39, '40, ull, '45g Svnior llirnic' liUll'llHllll'0, COIIEN, SHIRLEY IQTTA lifl. Ikgrve l lmlslrin Pi llc-lla Pllig lvlcnoruli Soniuly, Pri-siclonl V443 Girls Clulw, lbllbgjfillll fxlmirnixi ,443 Slllflvlil Religious Counril ,443 5Cnirir lnvilnlicin C nmmillvv. COLLINS, ROBISRT XVAYNE CONLEY, RICI MRI? Al.l.liN 13.5. in l:.l.. CONNEI .I .Y, JOHN 'l'l'lONlAS HA. Degree -Q lxlinriolu llUllSlUll lll.n.mic-xx .'xl'Cl'lllf'CllIlEll Sofxivly, Sl'Cl'Clill'Y 41 l , Pre ltltlil .4 Qeniur llcrurnlmii lfmii millcr-. COOK, ICN IER SON liVERli'l'T ISS, in MIS. lilblLlII1l?ll-.lINl. lnler-Vzxrsilv Clirislizm lim-llowsllip 'LIT-V-473 .xIUPTlI'ilTl Snrivly ol Blew linniruil lirigi nz-ers .46-VIIT, Yin- Prcrsnll-nl V-'10, rl-H'ixSLlI4'f V-17: lfngim-vring Fmivly AIT. CCUCDK, C1liORClT gan .xnlonin HS. m MJ5. .Xmcrirnn Society ul lxlcvlmixival liHQlI1i'K'l'S, Xwiuc l.,I'l'5lLlI'lll A-lf, linginim-rin Nmcivlv -lf: Rlillv flulm fll, +ltv--fy lfilflx. Nlanzngvr -ll: ll .xssovinlioiig flnnipzvinilr' spoils lfrlilrwr. lll: Svniur Pmnrliir- I f rnnmillm- ,fx nw-' .KM 4 15 W .mygv lima avi 'W 'QW ., 4 ,,,,, .. 'hwy' ' ,.,,: l i 5 lQfU'. PWAWHWW Qmigpww Seniors COOK. ,lOlf IIKXIFIONID Xxlzxpnlo. XX'flQli. Hb. in All.. l':nginc'r'ring3 Snrivlyz .X!Tli'lli'ill'l Sm-ivlx' ul lXll'Vl'ldI1llill liiiginc-vrs, Sc-Vrvlnry. llouslmi Ill-gym' lwilll lyiflinvlionl plii Bvln Knppzx: llzincl '-I5-'45, Y-163 lwdiilf-i'lmliz'y fslulu, fln-1120: Cup zznrl flrmxzii Commillee. CfOOI'lfR, FlnXlQl.YN llfli llnuslon ll.. l, lll'lU'CK' llullvnr, lxlo. nl,nwwi K'O,5'I',X, Pl ll' UP HPR Vklill ll-u:1-10.1 in FILE. lwilli l5islim'li0nl Slllclvnl .'N5S4H'lilllOI1 l,rv5irlz'nl llfg Rally fflulu 4-In-'-lf: llnsvlmll l.r-llc-rnmii V-ll, '-Ili. Y-lf: Sluclvnl ,'XSSOK'lHlIUl l Illini-Q cif7l'Tll'IllllC'i' 'Ili-IASIT: Slurlvnl lgvprvsenlnlivc- lu lnnugjuralirin ol llr. llnuslrmn 4-lf: Slurlm-nl :xr livilivs fivuiiiinillvf' lvl:-nilwr 'Alfa Y-lf. I2nXlNlfY, lNl,fXRC3,'XRE'l' ,XNN ClQOFSlNl.XN llnnslfm llnl. 151-gu'vv Owcn Xvislvr l,il4-rnry Son-if-ly, l'rcsirll-nl '-Ili-V-lfg llmslayla-rian Slugll-nl ixsfnvia- liun, Yin' Prvsizlc-nl '45 1fu: vlq :-l.ll ffvlivlfil, llw-:ifli-nl '40-,473 lfiinrmriilv llmsinvis Flnll l44f'1l5: Flumlvnl founmil V-lf:-lflfz lloll amcl .'X:Sor'ieilirJn: llc-presvnlntivv lo Sum llouslon Null- 'lvnrlu-rs' firmllfigr- All-nlflv '41 fliuirinan SI'l1lOl' lnvitaliun Commillvv, FLNNINGI IAM. ,IAY HENRY Sfmkigelo ISS. in lilf. ,Xmc-ricnn lnslilulc ol' l'1lc'c'lric'al lfnginw-rsg lxlvlliozlisl Slurlvnl llnion lJ,'XX'liNPOR'I', GORDON IiI.l.lO'l l' llmislon IJAYIS Fl.-XICOIN lil JXVARD Sfinfll-hon lib. in l:.l:. :Xml-ricnn lnslilull- ol lflcvlrical lfngimw-rsg l.R.E. l43l Seniors fm W' -- Q Wi. Q' R Q I .gy IUREXY, J.-XFIES GORDON Ditmtt ISS. in CHIS. IJITNCAN, fsIIgXRI.ES XYII-I.I.'NFI. IR. Itoustmt HD, in firli. Raiiy Ciquia '45-'47, Rice Institute Socivty of ffiiernirgni Engineers, I-16-,-17: Engi- neering Fociety ,45-1175 Veterans' Citrix '-I3-,463 Fietiioiiist Stucient Union 45-46: Nurient Jxifiiiute .Arrierictnri CI'10rnir':tI Society I-'I-1-'45, IULYNNABI. IZDXYIN IHXRI. Itouston in DLYRKIZE, .IIZ-XN ANN Iiouston 1i.. 'I. Degree Qwen Xvister Literary Society. Treitstrrer '-I6-I-171 Arfiti-Arts Iionort-rr '47, 'I Iiresiirfr '46-RIT: Roncieiet Senior INIairI RIT: Senior American Cornmitteeg X anity I'nir II4-nuty '46, I 1avori'te 517. DURRITT'l', ,IOI IN LINVVOOD Bastrop, La. HS. in ALE. iwitii Uistinflionj Tau Iii-ta Pi: Associate Ivicmiuer Sigma Xi. EDINIONDFON, FRED EXVI':I.I, Beaumont in grind '-tt, '43, Y44: Arm-riran gociety of IVIvcI1anicaI Engineers: Engineering , m'ielY. EVITRIiT'I', .LXCK Putnam in Ijootimii '58-yftl, I.ettcrmun '30, 'ttlg Viqftlfili '39 310. FARII, IRVING ,IOCIIANIN I Iouston IIA. Dvgree twitii I5istinftionI Fic-nomii Sovit-ty, Ti:-ztsurc-r V-I6-I-IT: Navy CIuIig Iionor ROII ,423 Piii Beta Kappa. ITARNFXYORTII, .IxXNIi IiI.IZABIY'I'lI Itouston ii..-I. Utfgret- I,a1IIsrs rxtintene Lit:-rury Society, Ilrcsitir-nt '46-,475 Stucient Councii '-tft-'46, Sr-tjrvtury '46, Itonur Counrii I-I5-I-163 Xxyomens Councii I-I5-'47, Presific-nt I-16- I.: tuinpemiit' I nx'ni'iIe II, I.: Xirtnrv Iiunci flux-err Alfmg Rc'prc'sc-iiltulive to 'Icxas University Round-Up ,475 IVIaicI, Roncieiet ,473 Sturient Artivities Com- mittee: Cimirmzrn Senior Ijmztnquet Committee. I AUI.KNIiR. .'NIiX'i'X RXXYIVIOND, JR, Citenttttttf, Catit. lib. ui iXinc'rir'atn Sorioty oi Ixieciiamivrti I':i1giIit'1'rS, Ifiigjiriceriiig Stiriety, E441 IIQXVIS, P.'X'l'RICIiX .IARRARI7 Itwuslfm II.. I, litrgii-we IJIECK. ,IOIIN IIIQNIAINIIN, IR. f-It-Imuriiv HS. in Rini-ri: .tn Inxlltiitc- ul' Ifit-1 tiii iii I.iigim't'i- II I I 7IfIt'I Ili? VI I.'NRI.IiS FII7NIfY IIITIQ, IR. I Irniftmx Ilii l..X C.XRZ.-X, ROI'5OI.FO Ilrrmnfviilt- in twitil Ijistinctiu lltf FIOFS. FRED TIIOFIAF Dating in I7IIf'IkRICI I. .IOI IN XX'II.I.IrXFI Iii-.tumont IIS. in Ill? II.inrI I-I3-I45, '46-'-173 Engineering Sofit-ty 'VIS-Y-15, Y-I6-3-173 American Instituti- UIQ Ifitwlricrai Ifiigirrr-c-rs '-t-l I5, RIM-'IT3 Signrtt Vgmsiituii fizirniim 1-Ili'-IT. IJIPI'IiIi, IfI.1NINI'1 ESTIiI.I-E I IUUSIOII lint. lrttm fiirisv Club x4-1-,473 I.os Buiios 1-I I-Y-16: fiiorai C.IuIJ -ttw- LL. I JOIIIQI KIXN. UIfRARI7 .NLT it.. 5 I I Imretttn HS, in Ifiiginecriiig Soviety, Ifxecutive Committee, Y-tlg Iimrnutii' Ciuimg Raiiy CIUIJ, Presi- tii-nt '-IIS: Bancig Engineering DIIOW '58, I-10: Dire-rtor oi Intmmumi Atiiivtivs '42: Autry Iiuuse Student Ijoarrig Iionor ROII '-11: Rice' Institute Society QI Qiie-micai Ifiiginvtirsg Corinciinxaxn-at-Lairge, Stucient Counvii, Dame Committee 46. I JOI It EIASS, CI lARLO'I I'E IKROIJIQN I Iouston II. Degree Ou en Xvistvr Ijtcrary Sofiely, Secretary '46-'41 Gift CIIGIIIIIIIH V-I3: Ijreaimyterian Stucient Assoviation, Rresiricnt yflft-'45: SIl1fiCl'1t Reiigious Councii, Rrcsrcit-irt 44- 'I5g Pi I7eItu Riii '46-I-175 XVomcn's Counvii ,41-I-153 Cnmpnniie stan V4-11 Vanity Ifarir Beauty I-let, Arciii-Arts Iionoree '45, .Iunior Prom Rrinrx-ss -15: Senior Ilanve fiornniittee, FERGUSON, WII.LIAIVI FRANK B.S. in EE. FINE, EARL MARTIN FISCIIER, MARY JANE BA. Degree RAI..PI'I FI.EIi'I', IIERMAN BA. Degree lrlonor Roll '41, '42, 315. FLOYD, MARION HA. Degree FOOTE, ROBERT IVIAIILON BS, in ME, American Society of IVICCIIOIIICG FOX, JOHN JAMES B.S. in Ph.E. FORTUNE, HARRISON GRAY FRANK, MARION EIDXYIN BS. in EE. IIouslon Lyndon, Kansas IIOuston IIousIon I Iimusloii I Inusion I Engineers: Engineering Society. I'IousIon ArIinglon, Va. II:-aunmnl Engineering Society ,59f,4Ij Engineering Show ,403 American Inslilulc oI EIectricaI Engineers: Sigma Upsi Ion GHHIIUH. Seniors V A ---:-:,,.,,: 3 II UXIIL, NI'..'XI.Ii 'I'If'l IIl.l-Q DaIIas Eggggegf QQ3 Egggi 5 'I',? Q iiuiiur Rux GFCNQGF JR. inuaon ri: , ,,,.'Q , , . fi.-I? nrie I M ' :: ::' ' , I Pro-5IerIic'aI Somjieiy 'LII-I45, '46-I-IT, PrcsirIoni I-I2-'-135 Vein-ram' CIUIJ '-16-I-Ifg ,,,, CarnpaniIc Sian '46-'fI7g Senior IJuI:IiCiIy CommiIIee. 'IIA f bluz, , ..,,,, X :,,, ,IIII ,:: ' ,,., 4 ' E555 ---:-::::::- S JY' ',, -3: fvALI-CJXV:XY, IIOusI0n ie ir:':: ':': :', 'V-, I :,, ,,. ,,, , c:,xx11s1.li, I'.'XI'I. irxiii Ibiillas 1 I ,.,,,.,, ,.....irrrrr . 13.5. in CILE. 'I ': THII Beia Pi: Riff' InslIIuIc- Smiviy OI CIM-n1i14iI Iingirwcrs, Vive I7rc-sicI0nl I-IF: ' .:,.,., Q.. A Navy Club' H ...Z .,... , Evjwa I Ilurrglon - - nnb, .::l- :-:: I'I.,'I. Dvgrc-0 . -,, I 4 :Z EIIZHIJQIII IIJaIrIxxin Idilvrary Sorieiy, Ijrogreinx CI1air1nan 115: .'Xf1'IIII,l'1'IllI'ilI Srmfinly, N-vrctary 45-463 ArrIii-Arlsi Comrnillei: 516. ,471 ArCI1i-Arls Quc-on 716: ,yi XI 5 A i- 4 Avi' IX'Iarin CIHIJ, IJl1IxIifiIy C.I1airnian 46: Senior Dann- Defwuralion Cornrnillec. II1NRRIi'I l', XVILLIAINI RILEY, JR. GiIJsIaniI, La. rrr- J - ' RS. in CE. 5 - ,,,-. , IxfiIIy CIUIJ: Arrivriran Nwiz-ly wI I IXII Iilluinn-c'rs. Ijrc-sirI1'nt -16-4,g N-nifwr I Iass gcrretary-Treasurer: Tau Bela Pi: Deinvi- fwnmmillc-e ,413-'47, HARRISON. BARNEY nEwi5Y, JR, mi XVorII1 c:ASR1ii.1., MERVVIN HARRY HO,,.,0n BS. in CILE. GIQTTI ii, 'ri IOMAS JONATHAN C.,,i,1,a,1, Calif, IKHJ Seniors 'I , cslulls, lwlAl.CoLlvl CLARENCE llouslon Q ziz ,:.: -:,. Z Bs. in ME. I V ,T Zzvv Engineering Society '42-,443 Navy CIUJJ '42-'44, ,inz I I ,,:- VVSQ: c:lEAsoN, ROBERT EUGENE llouglon HS. in ALE. e:,l--- ffi Zal' l 'Rmcfrican Society of b'JCf'J'l3I1Il'iiJ Engine-or lllalgi UQIJF, ROIIIQRT ISURNSIDE ArvafJia, Jn. E,:1 ,az -.2::' 4 5 larsl in ALE. 5E:A g.. . fXIIN'FIC'i1I'l Society of Jx'J0l'JTi1IJJl'ilJ Ifllginecrs '46-V475 RaJJy CIUJJ. '44, ,416-,4T': ' .1 x ' cNJIL'f'fJ0ElfJC'f ,443 QWJ PllJ1Jic'aIions Cummillvs- '44, Fvnior Dance- Conlnliilvc. . .W ,,., W- ' :ii 1 1 :':' IIAGEFIEIITR, CIIlXRI.ES IZIJXXQXRID XVcsICoJulllJ1l.l in IIANIINIONI5, TOINI FISIIIIR JJOUSJUII BA. RaJIy Club: Campanile Stag 142: Oxl Siafl' 4-433 Sc-nior .XI1If'IIL'EtI'I KNOIHIHIJJPO '-IT: Sc'J'loJar wiII'l SpvriaI JXJUIJJIOH 'RIM-J-II, '-II-J-Il. IIAINIOVIT, JERRY NITRIJZ Jlouslon HA. Degree KXYIIJI Uisi.m'IionI JXJCDOHII1 Soviviy, -JJIOJISLITCI' J-Iilg Snlllor Jrlvii-llilln Commiilvo, I IAMPTON, EI .ITANOR INIALII ZIQ I Iousloll lm. lnpwl IIARl.I2S'I'ON, IIUIZI I, JR, Houston B.S. in CHE. Honor ROJJ '41-VIZ: Ifngincoring Soric-ly '46-,473 Charter JXJc'mJ'x-r Rilo Jllslilulv bocivly of CIM-lllia'aJ Englnecrs '-I6-V475 Band '-II-'-I-I, J-I6-'-IT. HARRISON, CURTIS X'I:1RNIiQI.I. BS. in ME. Provo, UIZIJI Tau Bc-Ia Pi, Swrularyq lxllll-rivan Society of INJQ-cJlarliraJ J':IJgII'lCl'f52 Ellgillvwring bociciy. HART, lRA VITRN Ilouglon BA. Degree IIAYS, Jolllxl RolsERT Weslaco 11.5. lf. ME. llEA'l'oN. l,IiWIS CARNIZS, JR liflllllmg B.S. in CHE. I 46 II C, C. IOOIDRICII. JOHN D, JR. Bb. in ME, RAI IANI, JAMES Vx'II.I.IAIN'I, JR. BS. in CJ: E. CWREIZN, XYIISON ALIEN RISII.-XM, XX'II.I.IAINI YAUC-IIN ROYES, JOIIN GUY, IR, C1L'I.I.ICIi. RIZNTZ, JR. 145, HI C Jlf. San Anionio J Jousion I JOUSIOII J Iouslon CrysIaJ City DaIIas IIITIJRICK, Ol.IiY l'OS'l'IiR, JR. Nlicllanrl 15.5. in CHE, Nanci Y-41-,443 Navy Club '41-144: Honor Roll V-H-,427 Tau Pac-in Pig Rice lnslilulc- Socicly of filxcrniral lflmginea-rs: Phi Iamlmfla lfpsilon. IIIQNSIIAXY, RICILXRIJ C'l'i.fXIlI.ES, ,IR Ilfmsum lm. lvcgm, .Xvv Marin fwlulrg Xv4'll'lilllNI fqlub, Nunn! filulm. IIIQRISRIK1 I.Iflf ROY Hruuflon IIITYFK, IiUCIiNIi QNIJAINIS Iluufton Hb. HI fXlllK'fi4'ill'1 Srwicfly of lN1m'l1fnI1ic all I':I!gilN'K'IS, Sc-fro!my-Tn-usurvr ,433 .NYC Iwarifm C-lub. Prcwirlvrll Vi IIICZUINS, IA-Xlilf RC7I'mTfR'I', JR. llouston HA, Ill'Ql'l't' IIONIER, .'XI.HIfR'l' C','XR'I'IfR Ilfmslon lm. lw.Ag,,W IIOUPER, RCJHICRT XX'II.I.IL-XM, IR, IQKIIIIRIUFCNHY,NL'X'ElJd ISS. m FHS. Amerirzm Sorkin-ly of IXI1-r'Imr1in'nl IiI1g1il'lK'1'ISI l4:IigJiI1K'lIIll 91:1 in-ly. IIOXYARI J, ffl I1XRl,YNlf lHl.I XX llmlgfol, lm. lmfw-W Pi DQ-llzn Phi: N'l!'lllllfhSi glllflvlll Urxirxn. I IOXXUXRI J, H FRRICYI' FONIQKIJ lJ..lL,, HS. m Cfhlf. fpwl Pllmiffxlion ffonxrnilfevz Rim' Infliluls- Srwiz-ly nl' C111-lxxif-nl lfrtgzlwn-Or4 5lllCIUIlf .xlfiliule .xlmfrium f,I1vrui1'.4I for :r-ty, 1 I Q , Seniors IIUNIBLE, XYEH DON CLXSTON Sam Antonio in INGRKFI, ROHIQRT .XNDRIZNY Houston lm 1 1.,,,.W Prc'-Ixlerlifal Soriefly V-lI'rf.l'3: H-nlviisl Sluclvnl Ljniun '41-'42, ISXAVKF, IQICILXRI5 .XI.I-'IQIAQID lJiOLlrlOI1 Ii., K. lbgm-Q Really Q lull: Rnvffr Noul funn In In-mlvr ll: f'rmlIraH -15, R .xfmxial I LXCKSCJN IOIIN CfL'il'lwlS, IR. lloumn in fvhlf. Iirxginm-rirmg Smivly. Riff- Inslihllr- Suvivly of c1lll'YHi1'ilI Elwgjinevrxg Tau Heli: Pl, lr:-.mlm-r 46- 1. 1 X vlerfuxx C, lulm: Row-r Svouls, Ixlfqlllliliil 5111111-nl Llniun. MVC HSS, VI I.XIQI.IfS NORNLXN Sam.. I5arh..m, illf 13.5. in .XH1i'flt'ilI1 Irnlnlalic- ul lflw-nxlri-nal lf11gim-vb: Really fqlulmg filwml filulw 'XXII-15. .XI.l..XN 1 1 Nlnrrla. IU-H, II-SSI-QN f'UNS'l'.XNC'li IiNlIiI,O Iiumem 15.1, U1-give fu illl lDiSfil'1Kll0f'l1 Plu Irwin Kuppng Pi 'Nha Phi. Sc-rr:-larry '-16 -177 Plz-Ilmclisi Slurlvnl Union. ,li JI lNSON. DENNIS IfL'GliNIT Housiun Hb, HI Chl.. fXI1ll'l'il'ilH Clwlxxiral S0f'if'fy Y-I I-I-15: Rim' lnslilula' Lil1l'II!il'ilI lfrigirlr-1-ring Sorivly 40-47: llngim-1-ring Socif-ly 411 45: 51-nior Histurifal fimnruillc-v. IOIINSTON, ROVv'I..fXNID X'x'II,.I,IxNM, JR, Ihllls HD. m flljl, Rin- lnsliluio Nurivly of cwIH'l'llilill lfrxgzrmf-Q-r N71 Seniors JONES, CHARLES THOMAS HS, in EE. JONES, KENNETII LIONEL K.XI'tI.ER, MAHLEN FRANCIS BS. in ME. KANE, GEORGE VOORIIEES KAPIAN, CIIARLES IRVING UA. Degree KEBIP, LUCILLE SELBY lift. Degree I'Ainance Committee. Service AwarrI 47. I KIEVLAN, .JOHN EDGAR irtomw 13.5. in EE. I':Iec'lricaI Engineers. KLAGEN, DAVID IJENISON Bay City,IXIicI1igan BA, Degree KLEIN, LEROY RUSHFORTII, JR. Dallas BS. in ME. NROTC NiIIe Team '42-I44: Navy CIUIJ '41-I4-1: American Society of IVIecI1ani- caI Engineers '43-'44, '46-,471 Engineering Society '41, '44, '46-'47, Veterans Club '46-217. . KOTCII, MARION ARTIIUR Itouston BS. in Arch, Arctiitecture Society: ArcI1i-Arts, PuInIicity Chairman 145, Pageant Ctiairman '46, Costume Ctiairrnan '46-,47g Presbyterian Student Association ,40-.473 Drama CIuI3p First IVIurcIiisson Ijrize Award '44-'45, Chairman Senior 'IIicI:f-t and Ifinance f BS, in CHE. with Distinctionj KISLING, JAMES Vv'II.I.tAM, III I Iouston I Iouston I IiIIsImoro, NN'is. I Iouston I Iouston I Iouston IiIizaIJetIi IJaIrIxx'in Literary Society, Treasurc-r A-IIS-'4T: IXIetIimIiswt NturIont Union: CampaniIe Co-Ctass IjcIitorg Owl: Fenior INIair.I, NomI4-Iet -173 5eninr Iirtets anrI KIESCIINICK, VVILLIAM FREDERICK, JR. Dallas Tau Beta Pi, PrusicIent '46f47: Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi: IJIii I.amIJrIa UpsiIon, President '46-l-47: Outstanding Sophomore Engineer AwarcI V41-'42: I'IaII Com' mittee, Chairman '47g Honor CounciI, Chairman ,46-,477 Iinginvering Society, Treasurer V465 CI1cmicaI Engineering Society: American CIiemicaI Society '41-,423 Dormitory SociaI BoarcI l4t-V423 RaIIy CIuI3: preside-nt Junior CIass I-12: Senior Banquet Committee: Owl IJOarcI ,423 Student Activities Committee ,473 Rive I Iouston ,I-UI5it, NturIent Count'iI ,441 RaIIy CILIIJQ Iinginicriii Society: Amerivan Institute ot Committee, ..v--'.::: L if LADYMAN, XVILIIURN LEON Brmmwomt W B.S. in M.E. American Society of IVIecI1anicaI Ifnginecrs '44-.475 Engineering Society '44-I-17, LANGXYORTI IY, JAMES HAROLD f New Rot-Iietlc, N. Y. ' LAXVRENCE, FRANK AMES GIarIewater 16 f y AQQEQQEW i ,. ine it I K BS. in ME. ITootI:aII '45, '44, 146: Boxing ,451 American Society of IVIecI1anicaI Engineers: RaIIy CIuIxg IXIetIiozIist StucIent Union, Pr:-siricntg Student CounciIg N Association. LEONARD, PAUL IIARALSON Itouston LEXYIS, IIARVIN ROBERT IIouston LEXVIS, PAUL JAMES Berger HS. in EE. twitI1 DistinctionJ American Institute of IfIectricaI Engineers: Tau Iyar-ta Pi. t48J Seniors I , 4 y A IIGON, IQICIIAIQIYJ IYIIXNNING II011sIo11 Aff: I , I 4 ,f l --.,., ,.,, i LOVE, .I.XFII'IS NOIQUAN IIo11sIo11 I 1.1'1.iY, INIAIQIIFS .1A111is 11.,..,1.,11 5 ,A,-: zzu In ' BSJHAUQ ,E .f,5Qp. 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Slzill '13-QIT, Clwl lsusllion lfrlilor 'ling Sluclm-nl ffrniixf il '4f3g frlxvon Vfislvr lrilvmry Siwii-ly, llnrrx-sprmnrling S1-vrvlnry '17, l'rmrl flxairinaui V-17: llrinress, llonrlr-lf-I '41 Clmirrnvui gs-niivr Ring Cnmrnillvff: Xlnnily Fnir llenuly '45, lfzxvorilc 'Nw-V-IT. x.xi.i,, .mwiiis UAYTON V11-llif NiawPoiz'i', JOHN ,lO'4IiPl'l, in llfllhlflfl iss Clrlf. Slurlvnl rxllilinlc .Axim-riian film-inirrnl 5um'ivlx', lfilgiiir-4-rimg Suri:-lv: Riu- lnslrlulc Sorivly ol cilll'I11lf'Ell llngincvrsz ilXVL' lxlilflfl flulv. NISIHET, XX'll.I.lfX5l ROIBIS ll0l1il'fU ODENIQAI., XX'll.l.IAlNl CLYDE ll. Dn'gi'r'v OXVENS. lfR.'NNClfS NIAURINF Dvgrvr- Aw' lylnrin flulx: Qiirls f lull. PF.-Xfli. DFXYIYY XX'll.l.l.XNl, lll. Drfgiw' PElfl5l.lfS, IIIQNRY I Il.l,.fNlORlf, JR. l'lTl'lfRFON, CIFOIQKZIQ fxl.l Rl:Ql'3 l'lfFIlfl IiR. i'll,'XRl.lfS XHXNFIT 15.5. in ME. Aim-ricnn Snrivly ol lxlr-r'lmnir'nl li Pl llfl.l'S, S.-XM IIAYS POlJRIiI5.'XR.rXC, Ciliilkijlf I R.iXNK 13.5. in N.l5. Arm-ric'an Socicly nl lxlcrlmnicul lfnginm'rs: Aye lxlairia Clulx, llrr-sirlenl '4f3i'4T: N r lli ni f will Ilrll C Nl l nl I2 ll u f in il l ml ,r-nirx 4 'V funn my Q rmmrnilli-1-: , ur 1- 1- gin s or 4 3 '1 mm lmll '44. POlNlDliX'l'liR, llr'XI.I,Y l5li'l'lI XX'Al,KlYR llmislnn HA. Degree Uni-n Xxlislcr l.ilcrary Sovicly, Uilr Cllairmung Roll ancl Quill Associalion 'llrcasurer '46-,472 Qxxfl llusincss Manager '45-,461 Rl Business lxflanagvr '47, Campanile Stall '45, '46, ,471 Crxnlcrlmury Club: Clmirman Cap anal Gown Com- millee. iii lfnginc-cring Soricty '4Of44, Q Vice Prosirlr-nl '45, '46-lflf, Slurlr-nl ,xlllllillff rxrnvr- iran clllK'IIllKill Static-ly '43, RfiIlyClul1 '43-'4T: Riff- lnsliiulr- Foam y ul f lu-rz11.nl linginvvrs '46-l-IT, Tn-usurer l-16: Senior llislruirnl Curnrnillef- NOONKN, UROYER flrliX'lfl..'XND, .Ill llOllNlf!Il Burl. llcgreo llaslc-llmll '-15445, 146-V-175 ISN-lmll lll. Y-fp Illlirr-slu-r lil, Rally Clulm l-H, NUNN, AIUDIFON STAYTON, JR. llousmn NL.l'l l', RAY OSISORNIQ Amarillo BS. in Cf. lfmanrl '-ll-'-H, '46-V475 rxrncrivnn Sorivly of Civil linginf-ers 'ill-'-H, '46-'41 Nl,Vl l'lNG, XVlI.l.lAM FRANKLIN iIxl'KlI1lOl'6, Olxlil. Bb. 111 CE. NYIBERU, SlllRl,lfY lllflll llouslun HA. Dogma Cant:-rlxury Cllulo '43-V473 Girls' Clulm '45-V-IT, Vice llrcsiclc-nl '45-'46, Presirlr-nl '46-l-IT, Ellen Axson Vfilson Sclmlausllip '45-'46, '46-,475 Campanile C0-Class lfrlilm '46fllT: Senior llulhlirily cXUHlHlllll'f'I Sc-nior lxlnirl, Ruiulc-lvl l-lf: Yiuiily Fair llc-nuly '4T'g Saralm lunnc lrilemiy Suciely Clmrlcr lvlcmlmvr l-IT. Dallas l luuslon lXIIlQ4X'llll' l luuslon l lnuslon Corpus fllirisli nginrwrsg 'llcnnis Squurl 'll Nou lon ' ' Kuiwms City. linnsns l50Il PCJRTIZR. ROISIiR'I' CXRI. IIA. llzfgrvv IK JXN'I5QI .I ., Iilfl .TYS B.. Uwgn-1' I1R.XX'IfI., ISIQRIYARR ROII I IIS. in Clrli. I'J1iIIf., XXIIIIHILISIEI, AIU. Iiifqraiigr-, III. 'c 'Ivan Igvia III. signin Xl: I,Iii I.ninIJrIfi lIp5iIoii: R..Ily f InIm: Ru 1- IIISIIIHIC' For 1 -lx' il -IT, NIZCIILKUIII-114-C up .XxxnriI 1.2, of I In-inimzil Iliigiiwe-rs, I'n-sicIvi I'RYZ.'NN'I', NNIII IAN MORRIS IIA, Hvgrm- I'I.'RNIiI.I., XX'II.I.IAN I3-,'XR'I'Iil,I- QLIINN, ROI'mI'IR'I' IVIQCMN IIS, in R JXIISON, XN'Il.I.IAM RICII.-XRD IIS. m Elf. R.XY. ROY RlC'II:XRI7, IR. IIS. in Cliff. fwilI1 DislinCti0nI I7I'1i I.ainIxI:i L'psiIon: Sigma Xi: IImmI: I-Iaplisl SIUIIL-nt Union. Vive I'r:-sir I NIusiit Director ,416- IT: Student .XII'iIiaiLe fxinerifan cII1C'IllIl'iiI Suri:-ly: Ixi Varsily Chrislinn I7eIIowsIiip. IIoi1-'Ion I Ioiwir n II.iIIas IIoufIon I5vIlon Ii-nl -lu, cf- Inlcre ROBINSON, III IlI.I.II' .IEFIIERSON Houskon 11.4. 1i..gfw ROSE. ANIURHXV, .IR. 'Ik-xmkmm IIS. in rxljj. IIancI '-IO-'45, I-173 Ifngincfvring Soviu-ly '40-'43, '-173 Ifngin -ring Show ,403 American Society of IXlL'i'IlilT1Ii'dI Ifngineers '-I2-'43, '41 Seniors ROXVIL .IOIIN AI.I REIU, IR. Ilouslon Bb. in CHE. Gow I45. 717: CIIiriSlian Scienvc- Orqnnimlion. Tri-risurvr I-13. I7rc-sidviil '4-I. Se-Cr iary-'Iwreasumr '45, President V-IT: Rive Ineliluie' Society of CIiemimI Engineers UPIEY, RAIPII CAIVIPI'mIiI.I.. IR. BA. Degree R Houston Navy CIuIJ '42-1133 Spanish CIuIJ V-lil-yell: CIN-1-rIcafIf-r '42-,433 Va-Ierans' CIuIJ PresirIenl '46-V47. 'CflIEI.I., Vx'II.I.IAM CARI. . San Antonio SVIIOII., DORIS IONE IIouSIon BMI. Degrw IwilIi DislincoIionI GHI4' CIUIJ '44-I-IT, Vim- Pri-sirIonI I-IT: RIvlIiorIisl SIIHIQ-nl Union: Senior Ring Qornniitlovz StucIvnl .'XII'iIinlv .Xnic-rirnn fIIwrnirziI Sofia-ty: Surah I.unc I.iIerary Foricly. if . fIII,'IfI'Z. NX'II.I.I.iXfNI IJIIII. ,'NI1iIenc 13.5. in Clrli. SILHIQ-nt AII'iIiaIr- .XIIIPIIQIIII ciIN'IHII'ilI Sovivly, Yirv Prs'sicIc'riI im: Riie Iniliiulc Sovivly OI' c,iI'lf'IllIl'ilI Ifnginewrf ,471 'Iwaxu III-in Pi RIT. SCTIII'FI.XfIIIIfR. IfI.IZAISI'f'I'II l,.'XI.FIlfR Ilouston im IW.-ii GirIs' CIuIi '-'I4-IIT. Rvporlf-r n-IT: VIAIIOIHIIS IQ, I'4mnLIin anfI .IuIia II, I7rainLIin SFIIOIIII' '-IW: CanIr'rIJury tlILII1 I-H-I-IT, Scwrvlnry 'Hip Im PruIios '45, R163 SlucIenI RcIigious fIoum'iI '45-I-IT. Vivo Pre-sirlm-nt Spring I-IG, Prn-sicIz-lil 'AIU-'-17: VIIIirosI1rvr SIQIII l-IG-I IT: Senior IxIni4I, RonrIeIei ,-IT: Sf-nior Ilnnrc- fiominillvv. SCIIXX'IfC1BI.'XNN, YICTOR .IOSITII San Antonio 13.5, in MJT. FCOTTY, .XNGIiI.U IJEI..XLfRIi'I'IS. IR. IIouslon BS, in Clif. Ye-lc-rains' CIUI3, I,resicIcnI I-45: Rim- Iniiilulrr Foriely of KNIIUIHIKWKI Engineer Sovrulury '46: Chairman Senior IIisloriraI ffomrnillvu. SKIRUGCXS, EIDVVIN TIIEOIUORIT, .IR. Houston in I7o0lImII, '-il, '42, V-46, I5lI Semors 5INC,,I..-NIR, 5 I LXXRI XX .XI.I..XC,Ig I Iwuftml 8.5. HI .Xl,Ii. ILIDXXIAIQD IXa1rlf11sf.iIy'. IXIU. II..'I. Dvgywr- IJr1'sIJylc'rinn SlucIenI Lxssfwiaulicn, CoII4'gia1Ic .'X1'zxrIm11y UI Sriiuncg SIIIIIVIII CounciI. SMITI I. R.'XI.EICII ,'NRIYOI.D, IR, Ilmfslfm III f SPARKS, C,'XI,X'IN IiI,.NORE Ilfmfmn BS, in CHF. S'l'AININI, IIHNRY EDXVIN III Ilmlsum IIr1ix'n'rfrIy UI I nIiI'omi.I in Inf gxriuf-Iw, IUII IIS. in CILE. STARKEY. DONALD .IOSEPII CblTlmlIlil, NKJIITGSIQII Hb, 111 AVC IXIuria CIuIJg Svnior lXIIl0I'I4'ilI1 COn1miIICc-: IXITICIIIIEIII Sm ic-Iy UI IxIi'l'IIElIlIf'llI Iinginecrsz X7PIK'I'?iflS I IuI1 Iiv-culivo Co1mriI: Navy CIUI1 I-ll-I-15. STEPIIIYNSON, .XIIEN I5IjN'l'I.IiY cVII!'f'IIX'IIIl' SULTIS, PIQTI-QR PAUI. IUQIIIUN HS. in 1711.12 TAUSCII, UIIBITRT IIIQNRY IJQIIIM IIS. in NIE. American Soriviy of NIecImnicaI Ifnginz-ms, Sf-fretary I-16: Ifngine-vring Sm-iely Svrrolary 463 I'o0IIm,II '45: Sigma Xig 'I-'nu Pmcln I7i, CnlaIoguer '46-'47, I52I FILIIJI-R. NNI I. INN IID IIffl1SlfHI 15.5, IH 1XI.I.. .'XlIll'I'Ii'JIIl Fmivly OI T'If'I'IhlIII4dI Ifrlgilusfr-rx. EIIQlII1ffIII Fovxlvlyz Ywlr-rfxlwv QWILIII: NIVINJIRIII ffrflvly. SIiI.I,INf1SI,OII, ,IC JI IN SI IEIQINIAN I Iffwlvn II.. Dvg1:z'4' I xx :III I Jiflir1CIirmI Ilmwf IQUII -II- Ilg IJIH B1-lu Ixzxlxpm I31vI.aw Nmf-Iy -Il--I 1, Nfswvr Illxll-H1011 C ummillvc-1 5IufIvnI IXucIiIor UI IIN- IIVI1rfwI1w-r EIIMI IIumIu.ul11Inr IIM I-IT. SI IRXI DER, I I.'XIQCJI.ID IfI,ICIfNIf I Iwumm nu I. 1I,nI,,w SIFIFIC INS. I JOIQIQI5 Iil'C1ENIi Nfmwf-. I..I. IGS. in If.If. I'IIIQIIIt'l'fI!IQ gm lvly' 'I'3fI-I-I: Xl'Tll'III'ilIl In-IlIuIv III I'IIm Irin'.nI Iiingrrl W4 '13-I-I7. IT: IQUIX .X5Il'1JIIOITlI!'ilI 50c'iuIy PrwicIvnl III: Nfuy fIImir 'II-I-I5. FIFIONIDS, IIOYI7 XYIISON in fxx'1lI1 IYIISIIDCIIOHI IIUIIHIUII Ixmvrh 1:11 InsIill1ls- OI ILIPCIHIQII Iiirwilmvrsz Iirwrm ring Soda-Ix: .Xwnrinlv P P . , NI:-11xIwr Sigma Xi: Inu Bc-lin I-Ii. SIYXIONIDS. IQOISICIQT IIS. rn lxxiII1 I5isIim'lionI Ivan II:-I.: III: NIUIIIU Xi: I'.ngi11cw'ri11gj Fm I'.IIQIIIl't'IN SINIIJSUN. NORX'IfI.IA C1IfNIf IIN. in Ifzuggnmw-rlug Srwivly: .'XIT1f'I'IIilI1 gof IIII SINII'SON, .IINY IIIIQIQCIQ IUH. Ilfmfxm. 4 I' in-Iy: ,'Xlw'1'ifeu1 SmIm'Iy OIR IXIcrImnir:fII IIOIIQIOII lvlv UI IXII-I'I1.I:u.r.1I I.IIQHII'K'IN2 IImpl1fI SIIHIPIII Iiml XXIOVIII SINIIIFUN. FIXIQY I,UI'I5If IIIIUSIUH lam I. 1J.,,,.'m IkIun0r KZIIIINLII III-I-IT: gC'Iff?Ii1fj'. I-I?-116: IInIIexs- JXIIICIHI I4iI0r.Iry Swriely, fn-:gs-zxlwl qulffxrlns IU, N-cr:-Iury ,IIS-IAIT: Vfczllmr-rms fi4mL1m'nI .4-I-AIT. ,IkIl'il4IlTl'f Y-IT FIM. .XQSISIIIIII fIlJIII'TDflD 413- IT: KIMIIIIIIIIII ImilzIlvuu4 Ixurnnullm- IQomIvIvI IT? Iglxiinvss Iwllnixggctr -II1rcwI10r -I6-,472 .'X54m'1.Ilc- I'I:Iilor CNIIITIIMIIIIIK' IIKHILIT: X unity I'suir Ivnxorilo 47: CIQISS IIISIOW Ciwrllmillwr-. , is V cfggsf IES? wif .f THOMAS, IiVERl'I'I l' RUE 15.5, in ME. TIIOMA9. I.IiO IQRNEST, IR. 'III IOIVIAS, JliWIiIiI, DN ,E in FILE. IImsIcetImIl '42-'LI-1, Y47: Senior Picn THXVAITES. ORALYNN ALTIIEA Bjl. Degree I'Ii7'ilJetIi Iinlclxxin I iii-mix' Nwielv. .1 4 . 1. 4 riation. TOIDID, JAMES XXUXRRICN IIA. Degree TLIRNEY, XVILILXINI XX'rXIfI'IiIt HS. in PHE. 'IIrar'Iq I.:-iieiman '59 VAN IDE MARK. .IOHN STEVENS Htl. Degree Ifort Xvortll Ijllfll fl. ic Committee, Reporter '4r1'ITg I7I'l'SIJyII'fI:lIl Stuc If- anlc, CaIilI cxarlrana I.IuIIairI nl .Xssu I.ong iux Houston Ilouslon Navy Club, Treasurer '4'5g .Iunior Class Presiclentg Rally Cluli, Treasurer '45, President '45, Treasurer '46-'47g IIonor Council I-153 Senior Dulce Ronclelet ,173 Cliairman Senior American Committee. VAN IIORN, PARKES LULIJOQL Bail. Degree Y.'XNSICIil.If. RAY rXl,I.IfN EI Ilmado. .XrIQ. . I w Bb. in f..I3. Engineering Sonicty 'All-,475 Rally Cluli 'H-OIT: rxnierican Society of Civil Ifnginccrs '42-I-Ifg Rover Scouts I-13'-i-1. XVI Seniors H 1' g , if I iw EGR fp . I s-':- .E XHXN XYIIY, RQXYFIOND BIIIRRKY Picri-1-,Cola HD. in rXI.I1. Amr-riran Society ol- Ixlerliariival Engineers, filiainnang Ifngineering Society: N'Ii'lli0tliSt Nufleni Union. NVEATI IliRAI.I., MARGARIi'l' EI .IZABli'I'I'I I Iouston HA. Degree Business Manager ffampanilr- I-IT. fxssislatii Ilxusine-ss Ixlanagr-r I-16: SIQITHI Xi I-IT: Stuclent Council '45-,471 Pallas Atliene Literary Society, Treasurer ,473 Vice Presimlent .Iunior Clase Iiaptist Stuclent Union, Social Vice Presiclent '47, Enlist- ment Vice Presiclent Y46: Rice Representative io University of Houston Frontier Fiesta ,473 Favorite '46, '47, Senior Ixlairl, Ronclelet I-lTj Senior American Com- mittee. II'I I'liNI5URG. JOI IN VIfRNIiIQ San xXngeIo DER, I'IUI3IfR'I' ISOONII. .IR Ilauslon HA. IDPQFUI' JELFICI.. AIAIHERT IiVx'.'XI.IJ Ilougion lib. in FII.. Engineering Siwielyz Ainerivan Suviely nf :XI--i'Iaariii'aI l':l1QIf'I0f'I'SQ YIOIIOHIFIS I'ranI4Iin anrl .IuIia Ilafllpy I'IranI4Iii1 Srlifmlar I-Il-444. XX'OIQ'I'I IIXNI, MILES FRANK XX'vsIam 'Nfl S'IlXNI.I-QY KING 1l,,uSl,,,, Ifvgiwi- Iwilli Ilislinrliuiil I,I1i Iyiela Kappa: I,i IJ4-Ilii IIIii, 'Iiefisiirm-r I-Vi. ixssislaiil Ifflilrir Caiiipaiiile ,413 x Q x J two-Ifrlilor ,iallyprrrl I-IT: 'Iiairinaii I'Ivwiilix'e Coiiiiiiiliee IXI IIT3 lLIIllIl'?I.lIOIl Iioarfl Cfxxll I5: Rall ilI14lc2lIIIIf I,uIJIii'iIy Cliairiiiaii IllIlIOI'I,IilI1'l I-I I. Rally CIUIV Xvriliiig C..IuI1: Ilunor Rall 'Il- IT: Igmarlsirle I-I I. YI2.X5I.X'I'IffTL'I, NI.XNl'IiI. .XIQFINNIDO ll,,,,sl.,,, IIS, in Iilf, Ilonor Roll III: .Xiiu-ricaii Iiistilulr- nl lil.-. lrital Ifngiii r frisxixx.iuvurRiiiixNx Atmdmr in Ijresicla-ni Sluflenl .xssswiiuliwii I-IT: If .Xssm'ialioii. I fmIImaII '13-I-Ii Coffiapiaiii -IY5: Rally fIuIJ IIfIfI3: .'Xriierin'.iii Suvieiy ol' BI:-rliaiiival Ifngjiiwers I-II-'46, X im- Q Iiairman elm. miiHin.mvuMui ,Mmw IIS. in Ixlarvli II!-In l53I C744 yi to q - 1947 The recorrt ot the tilass ol' ,47 is not the history ot one class. hut incluctes partial histories ol several Classes. The original class ot y47 enterect Rice in tvlarch ot 1944. The rest ot those grartuating ctate trom the filass ot 543 on, anct a tew even farther hacta than that. It is not lor us to say that this is the hest, class that has gractuatect lrom Rice. Only time will tell. Xve can say that it has much greater possihilities than those that have gone hetore. Certainly it is a unique class. Some memhers were attencting .lunior tligh School when others matriculatect at Rice, It has more marrieft memhers than any previous class, anct consequently more ot the grartuates are parents 4 some even twice. This Class has less hair anrl more experience than any in the past. Almost every crevice ot the earth has heen visitert hy some memher ol this class in the past live years. Many have attenrlerl Rice on anct oft lor one-lourth ot the schoolts existence anrt one-thirct ot their own: memhers ot the original class have attenctect Rice lor only three anrl one-tourth years. Yes. this class may safely he termect unique. Following are a lew ol the highlights ot the years that will he rememherect. 1940 was the year a holictay was ctectarect hecause ol the novelty ot a real snow. That spring, the school almost hart a male Queen ol the htay trete. The haslcethalt team anrt tennis team went great grins in the ol 759 and spring ot '40. The Engineering Show. the last one up to the present. was higger anct hetter than ever. The next year hrought many ot the usual gooct things, such as rtances. hontires. picnics, politics. anct initiations. A memory highlight is the switching ot Sammy from AErtVl to Rice anct haclc again. It seems the Rice hoys were rowcty anrt hrolce a winctow in the share-croppers stahtes. Such is litct The Naval ROTC hecame part ot the school in ,41, thus heginning the Conversion ol Rice to a war footing. The tall ol Y41 hrought Pearl Harhor, anrt the thinning ot the ranlcs at Rice. Question ot the clay was Ht tow essential are engineers? The ratio ot engineers in the present gractuating Class answers that question rather well. Rice was murclerect on the grictiron hy Texas anct .laclc Crain in '42, hut we sharect the haslcethall Crown with them that winter. The spring ot ,45 saw many ot the present Company ott to war. anrt in lilly, the Navy movert in en masse, encting summer vacations. Rice was now 99 44f100'7e Navy. Gractuates ol '47 who helct class oltices inclucte Bill Kieschniclt who was .lunior Presictent ot the Cxlass ot ,44 l. Charley hftalmherg anct Tom Brownlee, elected Presictent anct Secretary-Treasurer ol the Senior Class ot ,44 l. anct Larry Mills, .lunior Secretary-Treasurer ot the Class of '44 lt. .lohn Van cle lvlarlv servect as .lunior Presiftent ol the '45 grartuates. anct Xxtalter Cason. Peggy Vxleatherall. ancl Vxfally Meier were Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer. .lunior Vice tjresictent. anft .lunior Secre- tary-Treasurer. respectively. ot the Class ot '47. ln the tall ot '43 Texas heat us again. hut the margin was improving in our lavor. Anct we were unctisputect Baslaethall Champions ot the Southwest Conference. Those ot the present Class who have gone straight through matriculatect in hlarch, 1944. Girls were outnumherect 15-I anct they lovect it. Summer clances were all successful, hut hot. Lahs were stitting. Outstancting ctance ot the year was the Freshman Honlay Tonk Tavern. ln the tall. Randolph Fielct heat Rice hy a horrihte score-AllAAmericans vs. Freshmen. This was our hig year. though. tor Rice heat Texas 7-O to hegin a series ot wins TU cantt stop. By the heginning ot 1945, the majority ot the original Class hart volunteerect tor service. anct we hecame the higgest anzt Naviest class at Rice. The Sophomores this year were strangers anct the Sophomore Spring Fever a llopf-especially linancially. The original memhers ot the class fthe girls, sponzorecl a hoolc review to toot the anct gave us all ot S5650 to spenrt on the .lunior Prom. ln 1945 Dean Xveiser got rift ot his worst hangover- the Engineering Society. Corsages were hannert. anct A-House hecame the Xxtectnesctay night haven tor lovers. Economy was the watchworrl except lor Bowling Alley heer. Vwle heat Texas again 7-6. hut the sweetest victory ot the year was 6-0 over ASM. Admiral Halsey was on hanct lor this Homecoming game to Crown .lane Farnsworth Victory Bonrt Queen. Victory in Europe was ohserved hy the release ot classes for a clay ot prayer. V-.I Day alter several talse starts was an all-out hotiftay. A tew ol the veterans hegan to hohhle haclc to school to tinct the Navy in control ot politics. ln the tall ot '45, the Engineering Annex hurnecl to the tune ot 3100.000 The numher ot vets returning swellert. hut the .lunior Prom was very much a Navy altair. Sara hlerectith reignert as Queen, with Princesses Charlotte Brocten anct .lane Farnsworth. A short semester. unique in the history ot Rice. was helct from htarch to .tuly. 1946. tor returning veterans anct then. at last. came a summer vacation, Xve talqc our hats olt to the people who could talfce three years ot Rice without a Chaser. For the lirst time in those three years the resictential halls were open to civilians in Septemher. 1946. those gractuat- ing now were linally in the same class. Ur. Xviltiam V. Houston, who hart actect as Presictent ol the Rice lnstitute since lvlarch. 1946. hart hegun his worlc well. Builctings were stalzert ott on the campus anct construction hegun tor the lirst time since 1920. The new classroom huilcling. Fonctren l.ihrary. anct Ahercromhie Engineering l.ahoratory are forceful evictence ot progress towarcts a great tuture for Rice. The inauguration ot Presictent ltouston was a most impressive occasion. Xxtith the resumption ot a normal school year came three hour exams. anct all the intricacies ot Rice stuctent politics. The Engineering Society was revivect lrom the Cteart just as the Veterans' Organization hegan its rlecline from the taclq of war stories. Our loothall team heat Texas and Agrhl. tiect tor the Conference fxhampionship. anrt went on to win the Orange Bowl Classic against Tennessee. Two All-American guarcts gractuale in the filass ot ,47-H. .l. Nichols. ,44. anct Xvelcton Humhle. 146. Senior activities macle social huttertties out ol stucty hugs with two intormat Field ttouse rtances. the picnic at the Tennis Cluh. the hanquet anct Final Ball. anrt the Senior American. given tor the hrst time since -... lvtemhers ol' the Flass ot ,47 were reacty to close a large hoolt on their college lite. t 54 1 Senior Committees Rings Q Sarah Ire Nahors ............. ......... C hainnan Cfatvin tftmnre Sparks tJ0fiS tOTV-' Sftwtt C:tC'lI tvitttfelli' ,I0tll'IICEiy ,IHITICS tX!tOI'QilII t.tJYC lriiiilalions tvtargaret, Ann Cxrossnian Rainey ............. Chairman Shirtey tfitta Ciohen ,tnhn Sherman Settingstnh ,tame-s Vfittiam Astains .terry Merte ttamnvit Uflll CJOU UI ttatty Beth Xvattcer Ijninrtexter ...,.......... Ciha:n:ian t.estie Cxuotacntyoo. .Ir. t':rant4 Cierit Buntier Canton Davenport XVitso:i Green Hislorrimi Angeto Detauretis Sfntty. .tr. ....,........... Cxh Mary Louise Simpson Cihartotte Brocten Dougtass airman Dennis Eugene ,Iohnsnn Xvittiam Rohh Nistmet Senior Picnic Vvrittiam Cxtyrte Cirteneat. .Ir. ,.,........... . . PRFIKGS Xriilt ti0I'I'1 .Chairman CCLJFQG t:I'6I'Iti tj0CtI'Ct3iiI'HC' Finai Bait ,tavtx Xvright Ivtoocty .,.........,.. ....... C ihairman tftizatweth tjatmer Svhumacrher Mary Lane Hay XvIIIt't'I1t, t tarotct Bizrtitey Rohert Burnsicte Coit tfmity Ruth ttuttcr Senior Xtrnericari, .ttltlll St6X'CIIS xyizlll txitflfti ................. Citiiltfiiiitll Margaret tftizatxeth Xvcatheratt .Iean Ann tlurtcee tom I isher ttammonct Unnatrt .Ioseph Starkey Puiziicily ttenry Rohcrtson Tutt. ,tr. ,.............,.... Cihairman Shirley Beth Nytwerg Rex Cieorgge Putter. ,Ir. .Inhn tfctgar Kievtan .Ioseph Attcn Ivtrtver Cerarct August Unhetman Tickets ami Finance Marion Arthur Kotrh ..... ................ C Nhairman Anne Barnes I-uCiIte Sethy Kemp tilentnn Xvarren Crain ,trac Xvattier tvtortedgc Decorulions X ,tay R. Attgooct ............................ C hairman .tewett tyate wt1t'lOfYliiS t'iEll'Otft CHttONN'?ly' Rohert tfhtert Nowtin itihenctnre Franvis Cihmctit Annette Cano Stayton Nunn Senior Banquet ......C,xhairman .lane Etizaheth Farnixvurth. . . Anne Katherine Bray ttarotct Athart Betty ,tn t,aCtcey Best II ht-t1tllTl3S Cwfllilietty Xvittiam trredcriftr Kiesrhnirtq. ,tr. Cieorge Eugene Cxnotx Ciatherine Ann Cionr ,Iuhn Xvithur tjhenirie. .tr. Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear ATCIIISON, RICHARD I7IiVC'I'I'T.. ..... t.0s Angi-If-S, Calit. HA. Degree ISARIHER, ROBERT IOVVRY ,... .. ..,. ,lar-Lsonvitlv HS. in ME. ISOICIQ, ARTHUR IDIQNT, , , ..,., I Iousion ISRLIIVIIEY, ROBERT I.EIi . , .ulfiiintmrg HS. in FOUR, CA'I'tIIiRINIi .NNN . ..... , Mtlausiun it..-t. iivgrce CIQAIJIXUVK, 'I'I IOMAS UAYI DEN . . . . . . , , , . , .tiayiawn .,... .xvirtiita Kansas ,IC i5tfIJlt i'i'i't'I'itQ . , , . , , . , ,ttnuslnn lint, liifgyrx-ii FRISK, ROBERT ANDRIQXY. . ,. .Ilausian GIAFS, GEORGE XX'II.I.I.'XNI.. , .,... Ilousian IIAY. IVIARY I.,-XNIAI .,...,,. , .,.IIausiua lint. lhfgruv IIEARIJ. ,IAIVIHS POXX'IiR, . , , Rt-Iugir, ri..-I. ini-,W FICJRTCPN, PERRY Vx'II.KES. ,IRM .. . HS. in Ciirff. Iwith Distinrtiont NICTHOIS, IIAINIILTON ,IAIVIES ,IRM . . .. Nt BXVLIN, ROBI-IRT ICI IIERT. . .. ,. Bb. in P1111 IENRKER, S'IiIiI.I.OL'ISI'f GOIDIBOID ri..-I. im,-,,i PIIIiNIQ'IE, ,IQIIN wii.P,Uie ....., . Hi. in Atl.. QCIIN. CYLINVINON SIIVIC PN., , Hurt. Degree RIzAD, ROISI:RI I.IzI3 ,.,,.,,... ...,. . RIiYNK DI DS, CI-QC JRCIAQ II It DINIPSON lift. Da-griw SIXIEY, XN AI.'I'IiR RI'IfUS .....,.. 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MASON GRAHAM BRQYLES Ju nior Class Ogficers PRESIDENT GENE MASON VICE PRESIDENT EI .IEANOR GRAHAM SECRETARY-TREASUR ER XV I I ILIAIVI BROYLES E563 Juniors AIERS, PERRY IBAIIJXYIN Ifl Paso AIIEN, BENJAMIN IIAXYKINS, IR. II f-f11111m onl ANDERSON, DONAID IIQROY ,loln-1, III. ANDERSON, XYIIICY NEXYTON, IR. II fwnls If-n ARISUCKIE PHII, IIECIOIXN II IIII sion ARIN'II5RUS'l'ER, I'1Ii'I l'Y I.EIi II fnlls Ion ARIVISTEAI7, INIARGIE ,IEANNE II fmlls l 1111 ARNOID, JACK, IR. Rod ISQHL, N, ,I. AVENT, BENJAMIN GORIJON II fmll mm BAIJGER, AICERNON SIDNEY II fyIIf Ion BARRETT, JOHN GIIBBS I.uILm IBARRON, OSCAR NOEI. II fI114 Im. BERGER, DORIS ELAINE II fJL1 atom BLANTON, JOHN ARTIILYR IM-Ilaiw BOBBI'I l'. RALPH AUBREY Ilouston BOY, WII.IAIAINI LINCOLN II f1l15 lon BRETT, DONALD HENRY II fvlls ton BREVARD, IIORACE EDIJY, IR, Ilousum BRODNAX, MARLYNN GIISHS Slum-wg yfmr l,I.a. BROUSSARIJ, EIIEEN ANN II fwlfs ton IIROYLES, XX'II.I.IABI IJOIJSON Sh rgxx wx, mlll 1, I,.1. 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XVIIYSON, MARY MARGARET XYIIIIAMSON, PAUI. RAIN XYOOIJRLII-'If, REBA DENNY NYY.-NNT, REECIQ ELYUENE YOUNGER, NOREEN MARIE YOUNG, RAY JEFFERSON Houslon Corpus Christi Ddllng II0usluu I Iouslon .XIcxau1LIria, La. Union, N. J, Iivingslon I Ioublun Houslon 0cIm-ssa OxxIaxri0,Ca1IiI. I Iouslun I Iouslon I Iouslon IIOLISIUI1 I Iouslun IJacIur'uI1 I Iouslrm Pino ISILIII-, IIoL1sIw1I1 ympxxy I Iouslon I I0uSIOn ki A ..fEE:::::::f5:' I ' if I I as YY is Z' 'I' Qlfxr ,S 'nf Qqymmm ,.:E.:5:.:5 .- - WM I65I Juniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear ALLEN .IACfQL'ELINE MABRY. . . . ARMSTRONG, HENRY NELSON ....,. BAGXX'IiI.L, XVILLIAM CIIARLES. JR.... BARRETT, .IOI IN HAROLD ,.,, . . . . . . BATES, XVAI .TER EMMETT. .. BROCIISTEIN, DAVID VVINE ..,. CALL. I '..- XRI. LMINILIT, JR.. .. CAMP, DONALD PI IILLIP. . . . CAMPBIiI.I.. ROY EIDNVIN .,,..,. . CIIUDLEIGII, ELAINE VIRGINIA .... C'OIfFNIAN IIENRY GRADY. .. . CRICI'II IEI.D, SAMLIEI. OTTO .,... .. CROUCIIER, NYILLIAM NYATSON ,.... CIYMMINS, RAY XX'lI.I.IANI ..,... .. DAMREL, .IOI IN BENJAMIN, JR.. . . . DAVIDSON, EARL JIM ,..... .. DAY, RICIIARD IRYING ,..,.., . DAYTON, ROBERT COXVAIN ..., . DRAPER, ARTI IUR LINCOLN. . .. DUNCAN, BERNIE, JR. ...., .. DVORETZKY, ISAAC .....,.., . EIKENBERG, CHARLES VIRGII. .... . FORRISTAIJ., BASIIFORD BROWN ..... .. .. FOLILES, XX'ILI.IAM BECKET. JRE... IARANK, LANC I1 ......................,,. . FREITAG, Vx'II.I.IAM GUS, JR. IDeceasefII ..,. GAINES. JACK CASKEY .,,...... .. GIEBEL. EDVVIN I.OUIS ...... . GILKESON, PAUL VVORTII, JR.... GILLIAINI, ROCHELLE B. ,..,. . GOOD, BILLIE MARIE ...,..,, GOODRICH, JAMES DAVIS ..., . GRININGI-QR, DONN ROBERT ,... . IIALI., RL'SSELI. XYINSTON ...,,.,... . IIANSEN, CHRISTIAN ANDREAS, JR IIARGIS, ANNIE LAURIE ..., .. III'.AD, ALBERI I.I'.I'., JR. ................ . . . .I Iouslon . . . . . .I IoIIicIziy . . . . .I 0rl NVortIi . .. . .Pxcnumont . . . .I Iouslon .. . .I Iouston . . . .Houston . . . .Beaumont . . . .'I'uIm. 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NIAT'I'IIEXX'S, UDEI.I. ........... .. NIORIARTY, HAROLD LEROY .... . NIURPI IY, XVALTER DENNITT. . . . NASCIIKE, ADOLPH HESS .... .... . OTDONNELLY, JAMES VINCENT .... . OROURKE, ROBERT FRANCIS ........ . PAYNE, TIIOMAS MASTERSON ALVEY... PHALEN. TI IOMAS EDNVARD ......... . READ, CLARK PHARES, JR. ....... . RICHARDS, CHARLES EDWARD ..... ROACII, TOM 'GATES ............. ROGERS, FRANCIS HARVEY, JR. .... . SAMPLE. THOMAS EARL, JR..... SCHI.EIER, RICHARD LEE ...... SHELTON, ROBERT LLOYD ..... SLATOR, DAMON TARLTON .......... SMALLNVOOD, ROBERT CLARKE, JR.. . . SMITII, ROGER, JR. ........ . SPRUILI., JAMES VVINFRED. . . . STRUNK, CIIESTER LEE ..... THOMAS, ROBERT GEORGE ..... THOMAS. XVALLACE BATE ..... . TUCKER, JOSEPH NVOFFORD, III. . .. VAN TASSEI.. ROBERT IRVING. . . . VOLMERT. ELMER JAMES .... . XYALKER, CLOYCE DARRELL. . . . XVEISS, MARCIA .................. NVILBOURN. GEORGE ROBERT ..... XVILLARD, BILLY MACK ......... XVILLIAMS, DAI.E VVINDELL .... . XVOMMACK, PAUI. NVARREN .... . XVOOD, IIONOR IRMA ....... XVOODDY. LEMUEL DALE. I 661 . . . .GaIveston . . ..... Houston . .Los AngcIcs, Calif. . . ..... Houston ... .Robslown .. . . . .SiIsIJee . . . .IVIontgomery . . . . .Houston . . . . .DaIIas . , . . .Houston . . . . .Houston . . . . .Houston . . ..... Austin . . . . .Houston . . . . .Houston . . . . .Houston .........I'Iouston . . . . .TexarIcana, Ark. ..... . .Houston ... . .Houston . . . . .DaIIas .... .Houston . . . . .Houston . . . . .Houston ............DuIuIin Benton Harbor, IVIicI1, . . . . .Houston .......VVaco . . . ..Iac.'Icson, Miss. .. .. . . .Houston . . . .SL Louis, Mo. . .. . .Houston . . . . .Houston . . . .Pasadena . . . .XN'IOftI1:3m . . . . .Wink . . . .'IIexarI:una . . . .GaIveston . . . . .Houston SNAPS QQ I Hu lo Hflfllft' n1frf'c'n1c'r1l, Q. Nwrr-v In irzlrl 3 Spring Sl i671 'S lxltlfl BRYAN SCHUMACHER MARTIN Sophomore Class Omcers PRESIDENT FRANK BRYAN, Ist scmeslcr ROY XVOODMANSEE, 2nd semcsler VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASI IRER D581 JETTA SCHUIVIACI IER ROGER INIARTIIXI, Isl semesler XVILLIAM Qnfl semosior Sophomores ABEL, XVALTER IIERMAN ADAMS, EMORY TEMPLE, JR. AI ,BRIGHT ,IAMES IIARRY ALBRITTON, PEGGY JEAN ALCOTT, ROBERT STANLEY, IR, AI ,I EN, XVILLIAM JACKSON ATTVVEI.L, LEONARD LYCURGUS ,IR IVIarIin IVIarsI1aII I Iousfon I I fIIIs Ion IVIcmpI1is, Tenn. 'IIyIcr . Grec-nviIIc ANDREXVS, ROBERT TI IOMPSON, ,IR. San Antonio ARMSTRONG, BOB ,IUNIUS Houston ATKINSON, XVILLIAM DORMAN IX'IapIc SI1afIe,N.,I, BAINS, NVIIITTAKER DOXVNMAN ,Ir. Brookshire BAKER, Vv'II.LIAM FRANCIS, IR. AN'9nCT, II. IIAIQTIZIISINIIEYER, ROGER EDXYIN, Sun Bernardino, CaIitu, BAUMGARTNER, ERNEST AI .I .EN BECK, EARL REGINALD. IR. BENNETT, MARY LOU BENTHALL, GAYDEN FRANK BERARD, THOMAS DELALOIRE, JR. BIAMONTE, ROSE MARY BI .AZEK, HUGII EDNVARD BLEIMEYER, .-XRTIIUR ALBERT EMII BOEIIMER, JOHN EI.ORENC'E, IR. BONIN, ,IESSE ALLAN BOXYLES, ROBERT XVI-ISLEY BOYD, AUSTIN POLLARD BOYD, ROBERT SPENCE BOYD, XVILLIAM GEORGE, IR, BRADEN, DAVID .IEAN Houston Houston Houston Houston Beaumont Houston Houston IR. I Iouston Corpus Christi Houston I Iouston IIouston IIouslon C1aIv0ston IIouslon LL -1 :?::2:ss:,.,s., i xr Q ,7 'Am gf' ..... ...., I Egf ,gggigg tu' V Z . , .... M ,gm ffrrfii I fiiirii MII C IX! fi .A , f . Ti, V I I I Y 4 R if 'Eg 1 1 N Q .vj:2 -12 ' -N .4 V: I69I A WK ,,,, Y, me , 2 I f H. Ns W '73 'ff' 'V - fr I Eiikflzlgfftf gy I fam ,:l5' W7 131, .1 , wig A 'L -ww , 'Tig' sl YQ? Q Y - ., Hn , 3 R 1 Q YQ Y F i wx R win- 'S'-5- ' QQ -5 sail r ,Wh ..-.nyc al. NV' H701 Sophomores RRANDT, XX'lI.I.l.-NN l.l.OYD Dallas laRlDc:Es, ROSE MARIE Houslon lsRlDOEs, wllsON BENTON lFl0u5l0n llRll-1l:ER. Rl l'H ls.xlsEl.l.E ll f,l1S lon IHRIMIBIZRRY, YYONNE Bellaire RROCKNAN, KARl. VX'IiNDAl.I,, JR. Fl. Shericlnn.lIl. llROwN. IjVITRE'l I' EUGENE llouslon RRYAN, FRANK xx'lNOl-'lELD Houston lll:RczllARD, HERMAN CllARl.Es. JR. llouslon BURNS, JACK FRANK llouslon ISUSCII, ROBERT OVVIZN. JR. Houston c'AcJl.E, HOWARD Ol.ENN Big Spring c3AlYlllOs, SUSANA Houslon c.iARNlcHAl2l.. CllARl.Es JOSEPH Houston c'AR'l'ER. ROY EDXYARD, JR. Beaumont CARTER, ROSS llll.TON. JR. Frlemlswood cAs'l'll.LE. ,lOsEPll Al.OYslUs, JR. llmlon CHAPMAN. 'CARL VVILBUR Houston. c:llANCEl.l.OR, THOMAS JEFFERSON xvac., c5llOAl'E. lsOEl3Y l.EE Flouslon CLOUSE, WAYNE lFlOl,li Lake CI1arIcs,La. CONDRA, l.OUls xv.. Jl. Houslon QOON. ROBERT LEE Houslon cOPEl.lN. EvERl-1'l lJ WAYNE Beaumont ciORl.EY. CI .AlRE.wOR'rll Biloxi. MES. i'O'l l'lilQ, cfl.ExlEN'l' PA'l'RKiK Dickinson CREXVS, XVILLIAM DARYL Poncacity, Olla. CROOM, lvlll.Es l.lvlNOsTON Houston CUNNlNOllAlNl, ROBERT ASHLEY Kmvlllyrex. Sophomores DANIIIN, IQNIIJ ARI.IiNIi I DARK IAN, ITI .IZABIITI I NIZNI. IJAVIS, IN'l.f'XRY OU'I'l lXN AI'I'IC Illf ANIDIX, FIXRY IOLIISII IDOCKITRY, DIANE I'ATRICI.X DONAIDSON, ,IO ANNE IDOF9, DAVID IAY IDOXVNEY, IUXRI. CIINTON DUFTIN. ,XIBITRT IEICNI.-XNIN IYCKOIS PICCCY AIUAIR I'f'I'HIfRIDf3If, ,IICRRY IIAI .I ,FR IiI7PnNNK, GEORGE IIUTI,IfR I ,XIIQC'I II' Ib, XX'I1S'I'C7N III 'NTINCIWOY FITINIHICRG. XX'KXIfI'IiI! IWXVII7 FIRTII, .IOI2 E,XRI,, IR. III..-NGC, ROIIITRT FARRINCTON VOR! J. GIiORCIi' WAI .IACIT FORD MAIQION ITIJXVIN, JR. VRITIJIQICII, HOWMQD RAY FRY, mivrimv RIIIQA GNITI IIYR. ORYII I.Ii IUIYXNIT C,fX,IITX'x'9IiY, DOIQOTI IFA ITIAINIT C1ARIfIIfI.IJ, CIIfNRI.YN RIZTII C?,XI2'I'II, C 'I'YIQI2FI.I. ClIiI.I,IiN'I'IIIN, CUXRI. OTIO, IR. IEICTZ, PHIIII' KIIAEXFON. I'.'X'I'IQICIi RIORIDAN IDIiI.I IONIIVIIC, CAROl.YN .IOYCII II011xI0n IIOIINIUD IIousI0n IIUIDIHII IIUIINIIYII IIouslfmn IIigI1I:mfIQ IIOIHIOII IIm1Slrwn CZ,,nmI.-5 IIo1lfI0n InQIvsicIv IIouNlm1 CI0v1s.N, INI. II0uSlrm IIOLICIOII IIIJIISIUH II.uQz1rIm-lm IIULINIUII IIIJLINIIIII Ijfwxl XYUIIII IIuusIrm Ilrwuslon I3 w-.u umfml IIrmuslmm IIcmQIuu IIoL1Qlfm I Iuus H I 335 51:9 M-19' frm i l I2 Q I' I I filffifi. O' Nm '--::s Zggay II., ,E,.. ,... A . I K it W Zzzs: ...., Q ..:E:. I I f I I I eg z, W .. I ,, , ..:II1.. '.,.1I ',,V I 2,1 H ,---l:: E ::- E , If . ,.,,. - .:.::- ,,., z ' ' I I ' 11, :I,I I I 'I I 1 I gf , I I 5 'Wie sw fff y R Rs R -so 'HD , at s if 'Q' Z if Sophomores f VVV- - ci s V GOOISBEE, JAMES AIDDISON GoIonuPuuIs , I GOSS, FRANK IIAMMOND Baytown E GRAY. HARTSEl.l, HARVEY, JR. Boy Ctty GREEN, REX RICIIARD Houston GROSS, ALBERT CECIL Houston GROSSE, BETTY EAYE Houston CUNN, DAVID GUYNN CoIuusIsus IIABERLIE, IIARI EY LEE, JR. Houston IIAGENEY, HARRY MICHAEL, III Houston IIAGEMEIER, XVILLIAM RAYMOND CoIunsIosu IIAMRTON. HERMAN RANDOLPH, JR. Houston IIARRELL, HICKLIN ALBERT, JR. DuIIss IIARSIIBARGER, CAROLYN TOVELI, Houston IIAUCK, ROBERT WALTER Euosott, Wusn. IIAYNES, ROGER MALIRICE Houston IIAYMES. PAUL NVARREN Houston IIAZLETT, WILLIAM STEWART Houston IIEADRICK, CHARLES BISI IOP Houston IIICKEY, JAMES ROBERT Houston IIOEEMAN, HAROLD LLOYD Houston hz A IIOLMSLEY, MARY HELEN HuntsutIIo IIOOD. NANCY HELEN Houston IIOOVER, HARRY CIAIRISTIAN DuIIos HOPKINS, JAMES KEY IctnosutIIo HOWARD. CLINTON HUGH Houston IIONVZE, TEMPE Houston IIOYT, DONALD LAWRENCE RooItostos,N. Y. HUDSON. GEORGE CONLEY Beaumont IIUDSPETH, THOMAS RUEL Arlington 721 Sophomores HUGGER. FRITZ FRANKLIN HUC-GINS, EDXVARD IVIILTON, JR. JAMES. OTIS LEE JAX, JERRY ROBERT JEFI ERY, LEONARD DINSI DAI .E JEPSEN, ROBERT EDVVARD JOACHIM, HAROLD SIDNEY I Iousion I' uIsI10nr I Iouslon I Iouslon CIHITIPSIIJII, 5. f . Jefmm-IIO, Pa. I Ifruslon JOIINSON, KATIIERYN ALEEN Iluuslon JOHNSON, XVILLIAN VVALTON. JR. Ilouswn JONES. NVILLIAINI CIIRISTOPIIER, III Dallas JORGENSEN, KAY LEO JOSEPH, EDIYIOND CARE KLICPERA, IVIARY LOUISE KELINSKE, JOHN ALLEN KELLEY. IIOXYARD CLAY KEYSER, EDGAR LORENZO. KITTRELL, MAIDEL KING, IVIELVINA JAYNIE KIRBY. RODIVIAN PATTEE KLIPPLE, EUGENE ARYEL KLUIVIB. GEORGE ALFRED KOEHLER, JOIIN LEONARD KUNETKA, ROBERT EMII- LAIRD, ANN CAROL LAMKIN, CI IARLES DAVID Jr, I Iouston I Iuuslon I Iouslon I Iouslon I Iouslon I Iouston I Iouslon I Iousion IXIonIreaI, Canada I Iouston -lIl'XIlflLLilIil GuIvesIon IIousIon XVIIIIQ- PIains, N. Y. BrowmvoorI LANTERIVIAN, ROBERT SO UTI 'INNORTI I LANDRUM, HUGII DONALD IVEY. GLADYS PAYE go. CI1arIcSIown, XV. V, Shreveport, La. I Iouston wg g..J.I E... . 5 II I , RK if .- ':E:E:E5 1. E fs . 1 1 ' ' wuz- ,251 K E T .. 3.:.W....A :MQ . .. fm-Ak YJ' X 1+ 'SWE ...E 7 L75 ,ff f A , f , W Q . , If il fr Q I .,.:.E:fE fix. E II 3 ww I my I 2 .-.::' If f sis A lggfi 53imQaI -- 'DHT 2 , I --,,,,..,., , fm' fm X I74I Sophomores IAFOI7, DONAID YICTTOR I .,,' X SSETIQR, TIIOMAS NcKNIC1II'l' IAXX'RIiNCE, CIIZORCEIQ GRANT I.IiIIfES'I'Ii, Vx'II.I.IAINI IIITRIBICRT l.IiONARI'J, EQXRLE Iil'.XT'l'. IR. IIIVA, DONN NVII.I.IAINI l.I'I'IIIfRIANI3, LOUIS OXYIQN I.IX'IiSAY, GEORGE BIRD IOIISIT, ROI5IiR'I' I.IfIi I.OXVIN'IAN, RUSSEII. NEISON I.YI-'ORD ,IEANNE .VXNGFIIC IXONS, GUY INIOOIJY INIcCORIiI.If, IIICNRY I.IiON,XRI'J FYI:-ClII.I.OUCI I, I5EVIiRI.Y FII-GRICIIOR, DON.-Xl.I'J XYIISON Mc-NI'I I', IiI.I.IiNIT,fN NI:-KINI.IiY, ROIBERT IILTNI' INI,xcGRIiUOR, INIARILYN NIANRY, PALIINE AIIIBEY INI.XN'I'IfY, EINFR NINRTIN INIIXRKS. IIIYRINI,-XN ISIiRNlI.XRI3 IYI,-XRONITY, 'IIIOINIA9 ,IIiI'I'IfRSON NIARSI IJXII., ,IHIRENNIY IIAYNIIZ NI.XRSIIAI.I., ,IOIIN IXXTTON NI.XR'I'IN, G.XI.Ii INIvI..XNIT NI, XR'I'IN. I'IIiNRY XVOOIJS fNI.XR'l'IN, ROGER TI IOFIXS INIXl l'IfSON, I.IiXN'IS XX'III'I'I5ORID. .IR INIIZRCFR, I l.XROI.I'J ICI JXXIXRIJ I Iuuslon I:ramI4Iin I Ifmsmn XICIFISCO Forl XNIOIIII Ilouston I Iuuslon I Inuslon PHWIQ-na I3isI1op Dallas I I fvll sion San txnlonio I Iouslon Kumus Cily, IXIO. IIOusIon :NImiI0m- II0us10n I Iouslon Imwsx'iIIc. Vfis. I 5aIIas Nm-0gfI0fI1es I Iuuslon I Inuslon I Imlslorx I Iouslon KIIEKIIEIITI I IuusIon I Iouslon Sophomores METZ, MARGIE MARIE MIRON, NATHAN BEN MONTGOMERY, IIOLLIE ANN MONTGOMERY, HARRY KNOX MOORE, M.XR'I'II.-X ANN MORRIS, WILLIAINI CI,EWS MORSE, MAYO JEAN MUELI ER, IIANS CURT MUENCH, NILS LILIENBERO MUGG, GLADYS MARGUERITE MUMME, ROBERT THEODORE, JR. MURPHY, THOMAS RODNEY NICHOLSON. NOVICE LEE, JR. NORTH, DANIEL ANDREXV Santa OFFERMANN, KENNETH CHARLES OXVENS, PA'I'RICI,'X JIiANNIi'I'TE PARKISON, HAROLD RUDOLPH PARRISI I. SIBYL LEANN PEACHEY, TRUETT PERLITZ, WEIINER JOI IN PETERSON, ANTONE IEXVIS PILCIIER. VUILLIAM LEE POMEROY, PATRICIA JEANNE PORTER, GEORGE VxfII.I,IAM POST, EVELYN DOLORES POWER, WAI,TER BOLDEN PRICHARD, VERLAN PROVENCE, CECII, LLOYD IN Houston Houston Houston Houston I Iouston San Antonio Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Dallas C-reenviIIe Ioniva, CQIIIT. Baytown Hr r-r' LunrifIgo Houston I Iouston Pasadena Port ArtI1ur I Iouston Houston GaIveston Houston I Iouston Houston NewI:rar1IQIin. Mo. Port Arthur ks f w ,fy , IL Q2 ffl If ' A s ' MV' I- ,.::E.,.:' A ,.::E:::::,. ,::::::::::::::::f-x::' -2 - U iv Iv X I2 fr 'fx x fi A ,, ,.,.. , gi t o:: - Q- Y' I I I I fotos I J, 5 ': ' ,. ,,.,,.. 'V EAEWQI I 2 'II :--'--:.,,, . 2 ,.,.,.,.,: 5 8? A 2' ,,,, .,,,.. ,,, . f ,,, . Q5 im K ,,,. , , 'wiv 55 ,, I- ,.,.,., . ,, - '-iaiaiaisiaiez, X rf QQ saws? 43 if , , 3 I 75 ' M I ,.., Q, -M-ffm W 3'4- 'Z'w' qi I KW Wm. :ww ml mf r ' AW? f ' A ff' 9 ,..., f .,,, ....,. ,gf 4 f M14 4 .................. 3, ,,,,-v,.,.,.3 ua ,4.:,:e,,w,1a:- .::.:w, . I4 F 2, 'ww MM .,,, ,V 5 - A r w,m.:'f5ws are .il 'VU QQ j 45? .4 at 'I76I Sophomores PRUIDE, BE'I I'Y ,IANE RADFORD, ,IININIIE PA'I'RIKfI1X RQXINIQ, IDAXVIID Bl,IR'I'ON RAIRIKQI I, XVAI.I.ACE LEROY R.-XY. I-XIIENIC REINCEOID, IIJNROIIJ KXIBRXWIANI RIQINSI IXGEN, PATSY ,IOKNNE REITER, ,IESSE OSCAR RETI IFIEYER, IIERBIXN CIROYER REYNOLDS, AIPHXX .IEAN RICE, ,IOI IN IJEI,BER'l' ROBERSON, SETII IIIEARON, IR. ROBINSON, ,IAINIES pXI.I3IiR'I' ROBINSON, ROBERT CIIARLES ROSE, CI IARI ,ES XVII IIARIJ ROSE, IRVINC1 B. ROSSON, II.-XROI.I7 IfRfXNK RO'I'R.'XIN'IEI., FRANK .fXI.I.IiN RYS'I'ROIN'I, CI.,-XYTON AR'I'III,'R, IR. S.'XFILIIfI.SON, DORIS ANIIIX SIXNIJERS, IJEXX'I'I I' fXR'I'IIl,'R, ,lR, S.XV.'XC2E, CIEORCJIQ INIILTON SIXXYYER, ,NIIIDREY IXRYIN SCI'II'IfI7, IIIQRFIXN ,IOSIZIIII SCHUINIACI IICR, ,lIi'l I','X IAYO SCIII'INI.AXCIIIiR, FIXRY I.Ol' SEALE, PmI:I'I I4Y I5I.OUN'I' SELIERS, IDIS IEANE I Iuuston I Iouston Ijorl .'XrII1ur IIXIYIII I Iouflon I Iuuston I Iuuflon I Iouslon IIm1ston IIr1usIon I.nI3IulaI, INIQ. I .ougvicw I Ioufion I Iouslon NN'aInul Springs I Ifmusion Nmfa Cumby I Iouslon I Inuston I Iouslon AIYIII I Icvuflon I Inuslon I Iouslon I Iouslon I Iouslon I Iouston Sophomores SHANER, BEVERLY RAE SHARP, EDGAR CHISHOLM, JR. SHAVER, CHARLES CHILDRES SHEI I IEI.D, HUGH DONALD STRICKLER, DON IIAGGERLY, JR. SILBERMAN, RAPHAEL JOE SIMON, DONALD ROTIIOLZ SIMPSON, RUTH SLATOR, COLEMAN LEE SMITH, MADELEINE LOU SMITH, CAROLYN RUTH STARNS, MARION ISAAC STICELBER, ELEANOR DARLENE STILL, CHARLES EDVVARD, JR. STOLTIE, JACQUELINE YVONNE STRODE, MARY .IEAN STRAIN, CI IARLES IIUNTER STRINCER, XVILLIAM PEARSON STROM, LEO RAY SULLIVAN, CHARLES ROIIERT SXVARTZ, CI IARLES HARRIS SWINGLE, MICIIAEL PATRICK SVv'I'I'ZER, XVARREN CANIDLER TAYLOR, EVELYN HART THIBODEAUX, MURPHY HENRY THORNTON, DANIEL ARTIIUR TIIOMPSON, ARLYNN VEE UNDERXVOOD, BARIIARA ANN IIousIon IIous1on I Iouslon KcrrviIIc I-Iouslon BTCIIIIIIHI Houslon Houslon I'IouQIon Houilon IIouclon Houflon Houslon Dallas IIouslon I3aIcsIine San AngcIo Houslon DiCIqinsor1 IYJCVOS Houslon Hou lon IIou lon Hou. Ion Houslon XPNIIIGIIOD I'IousIon IIOHSIOII ,gs A? I M 'W' a W I l 3 2 fa ' 'W U , S f ' , Bmw S lg. ,ff 6 M 5 , i ,I 771 M M i , ui ' Q JL I I V',. Q 45' , idk MTS' J 'W fs. K. f f 4 02. I Nay -. ...., . if W Ju. NRM . f f .,,,. I .f zip. ff-.,., ,,:.::: ,,,. , ::,::m:- --2 ff' Q X, f N .s X M1 s M , 3, ggi , 7 x Y to f .st .,..,. A.--AM-' E:,:,, V I 0 ,I Ska Q 1 t, V K I Us Sophomores VACLAVIK, CHARLES EDNVARD , VAN DE MARK, SCOTT MACGRECOR VINFON, ELOISE AI.I,EN VOINIS, KATHERINE XVALD, ERNST AIJSERT XVALTERS. NANCY IIEI.EN NVEISIVIANN, MARY FRANCES XVALTERS, I'I.ETCI IIiR STEPI IIQNS, IR. Texarkana, Ark. XYIIATLEY, I IiEMS'I'IiR XX'II.I.IA I, .IR Vx!HI'l'TINGTON. EARI. LOUIS, JR. XVHITTINGTON HORACE GREELEY WII,.KINS, ROBERT METCAIF WII,IJIAMS, VxfII.I.IAIVIS. VxfII,I.IAIVIS, VVILIIIAMS, CLYDE MICHAEL, JR. DONAI .D ERVIN EDVVARD JONES, III HARRY RICHARD WII.SON, CHARLES BURTON WII,SON, JOSEPH BENJAMIN VVOODMANSEE, ERNEST ROY, XVRAY. GEORGE YOUNG, XVII .LIAIVI JAMES J Houston Houston Houston Houston I Iouslon Houston Houston NImsImII Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Dallas Fort XVOrII1 Houston Houston San Antonio Houston Sophomores Whose Pictures Do Not Appear ABBOTT, XVALTER PATTON ..., ARNOLD, THOMAS SAXON, . , . ASIIER, NIAL CLAIR .,..., .. ATI .AS, IIILDA ..,..... ,.... ISAIRD, XVILLIAM DAVID. . .. IJARKER, .L R. .................,, ., isERc:ERoN. CLAUDIA HEIEN .... . Ricci. FRANCIS JOSEPII ......,. ISOXVEN, ISURLIE RAY. . .. ISRAU, CLARENCE MAX ...CC... IBROVVN, JEFFERSON DAVIS ..,. . BRUTON, MARY ,JANE ..,......,. IEURROUGI IS, VVILLIAM FI.OYD ..,. CAIN, EDGARVALLEN, JR. .,,.., .. CARY, LINDSAY EDXVAN, JR.. . . . . CI IETIIAM-STRODE, ALFRED, JR.. . ,. CLARK, JOI IN MARSI IALL, . , ,. .. CLONTS, EUGENE LEMLEY ..., . COLEMAN, EARL VVIILLIAM .... COOK, DAVID .......,...,. COTTON, BETTY JOI IN, . . . CROSS, MILTON CLAY ...,. CURTIS, ROBERT VVEBSTER .... DAVIS, HAL MUNCASTER. . , , DUDLEY, NVILLIAM GROSS, . . .. DUNN. THOMAS CORBIN .... ELLIS, VVILLIAM ISARRON .... ERFURTH, AUGUST FRED .,.. EZELL, PHILIP BURETT ...,,.....,. . EAIRCI IILD, XVILLIAM RICI IARD, . .. GAEKE, FRED GOTTLIEB ......... GARRETT, GEORGE XVENDELL. . . . GEORGE, JACK IIOSS .......,.. GERSON. SIIELDON HART ..... GOLDISERG. LEON ......,.,..,... GOLDSMITII, JOIIN HARRIS. JR.. .. GORTON. IBERT SOREI.LE ,....... GRACEY, IRIS BRANDEAU. . . , GRAHAM, JOI IN VVAYNE .......... , GRAVES. LEONARD MAXXVELL, JR.. ., , . . . .I Iousion , , . . ,Ibxarkmm .. . , .OFILIIQIE Ili. .. . . ,I Iousifm ,....DuIIfis .,..,..San Angi-I0 . . . . .San Pedro, Calif. NA ost IS0yISi0n. Mass. XVOWIF C rfyss . UIQII . . . . . . . .Pon Arthur .. . , .Tulsft OLIA. .... Iouslrin . . . . . . ,OdCS5il , . . . .Bref'IaenrirIg4- .....IIousIon ,.... .I Iouston . . . . ,fNtoIm, OLIA. , . . ..ArIington .... .I Iouslon . , . .I.uIIein ....,IIouston .....I Iouston .... Iouslon .. . . .Houston . . . . .I Iouston .. . . .Houston . , . , . .I Iouslon .. . . .San Antonio .....IIouSIon .....I Iouslon .. . . . . .IIouston . . . . .Corpus Christi ......I'IousIon . . . . .Houston . . . . .I'Iouston ... . .Houston . , . . .Houston .. . . .Houston . . . . .Houston ........NcwguII HOERSTER. RICI IARD ,............. ..... F rccIeriCI4sImurg HOFFMAN, CLIFFORD JOERN .... IIOFFMANN. FRANK CARI. ....,. . HOUGHTON. JOSEPH JUNIOR .... HUTCHISON, GEORGE STROUD .... JACKSON, .JOSHUA MILTON .... . JAMAII., DAVID MICHAEL ..., .. JONES, MILAM ALEXANDER ..... KEYS, FELIX NVILBURN, JR.. . . . . KING, ROBERT VERNON ..... ......HousI0n . . . . .Houston .. . . .Houston .. ...Houston .. . . ,Houston , . . . .Houston . . , .Houston . . . .Houston ....,Houston 79 KING, XVILFORD KENNETH .... . KISTLER. XVILLIAM ARTIIUR .,.,. KNOX, ISRADLEY GROVER. .. KOCI I, .IOSEPII LOUIS, JR.. . . . .. LANG, EDVVARD GEORGE, JR.. .. LEXVIS, CARROLL ANIERICUS. JR.. , ,. MFCELVEY, GEORGE EDXVARD., MCCLUNG, JOI IN SELMAN. . . .. FIAAS, ERNST SALOMON. , . . MAGEE. JOHN XVESLEY. JR.. , . . MATTEFS. HERBERT ERNEST. . . . MERCHANT, CLAY EUGENE ...,.. MERRELL, ,JAMES FRANKLIN, JR.. , , . MEYERS, JAMES REZIA .......... . MIRON, NIOLLY BLUMA ...., MONDSIIINE, MARY JANE ......., MONTGOMERY, JOIIN EDMLIND ..., MUSGRAVE, EUGENE RICIIARD. NELSON. SANDER NOFSLE, JR.. . .. OLSON, JOIIN RILEY ......,.. .. PLUMBLEY, JOI INA AUBREY. .. PRINCE, CI IARLES RAY .........,. PRUDHOMME, ECK GABRIEL. JR. RADOFF. LEONARD IRVING. . . .. REININGER. ERNEST FRANK ...,. ROBERSON, GLENN RAY .... . RUSS. CARL FREDERICK. JR.. ,. SCHNEIDER. RODNEY CARL, .. SMITI I. LYNNVAL MARION. . . . SMITI I. MARSHALL BRYAN. . , . SPANIEL. MELVIN XVILLIE, . .. SPARKS. ISARRY NIACON ..,... . STEXVART, MARY ELIZAIBETI I. . . . SUTTON. IIERBERT GIPSON. JR... TAYLOR, INIERXVIN ELVIN ..... . TOM, XVILLIAM EARL. , . .. VIETTI. TERESA JANE ........... . XVAINRIGHT, Vv'ILLIAM NVILSON, XVALKER, IIIRAM IRXVIN ...... .. XVAUSON, MERLE DEE ,.,...... NVEATI IERLY. GERALD CRAFT. .. XVERNER, FRANCES GENELLE .... ..,.IIousIon . . . ,INcwpnrI . ,. ,CIYICO . . . .IIousIon . . . .I'IousIon ,...I'I0usIon ....I'IousIon . . . .Houston . ,. ,tlousmn ........CaIaIIen Oshkosh, Vxfis, ......H0us10n .. . . .NA'I1arIon ...,IIouslon ...,Houston , . .......... Houston .Baton Rouge, La. .. .. .Houston . ......... I Iouslon , .... IVIanIcaIo, IVIinn, .....,San Antonio .....Conroo . . . ,PineIanfI ....... .Houston . . . .NGXV LSFBUHFSIS . . . . .Longview .,.,II0usi0n ......IIousIon .. ...Adm OIQIQ. ...,...LuI.I4in ..,.....IIousIon .Pine BIuII, ArIs ...,.,.....IIouslon CoImesneiI, Texas ......,...IIousIoiv . . , .DaIIae .. . .tlousion . .. ,I Iousmn . . . .Dallas ....II0usI0n . . , .Cuz-ro , . . .I Iouston XVEST. JAMES IRVIN ........,,... ...... I Iousion NVESTKAEMPER, RICHARD BENEDICT .... ..... S an Antonio NVILSON. ALAN ......,.............. .,.... D alles XVINOGRAD, EUGENE ........,.... .... I Iouston NVORKMAN, THOMAS EDNVARD ..... .... G alveston XVRIGIIT, RALPII STANLEY, JR. .... .... M ayIIeId,Ky. 1 :M . ff! MUIZNCI IONV CROOM ELLIS Qfjfricrs PRESIDENT RALPH MUIQNCHUXV Ylfxlf PRlf9lDlfN'l' CAROLYN VRUON SEC iRE'l'fNlQY 'l'R lifXSl 'RER .LXFIFS N01 I ADAMS, ROBERT LEON ADKINS, TI IOMAS ALVIN ALDERSON NVAYMON LOUISE ALERS, GEORGE ARMAND n AMSLER, MARY PAT ANDERSON, JOHN LOCKHART ANDREXVS, MARGUERITE MCCLELLAN ANTIIIS, AUSTIN FORREST ASCI IENBECK, GUS STELLA ATI IY, LAXVRENCE FERDINAND, JR. Ilona AYES, LYNN AYCOCK, MARCUS HILLMAN AYERS, VVILLIAM MITCHELL BAIRD, C, B., JR. BAIRD, FLOYD CARROLL BARFIELD, CECIL AUBREY BARI IAM, RICHARD WENDELL BARNES, BILLY BYRON BARTLETT, ERNEST LEVEL, JR. BATMANIS, ELIZABETH BECK, ARTHUR REUBEN BECK, LOIS ANN BERG, RICHARD MUNGER BERRY, MARGARET ZOE BIGGS, ROBERT DALE BINFORD, JESSE STONE, JR. BISHOP, CHARLES VVILLIAM BLAISDELL, VIRGINIA ANNE T811 T Engle Lake Houston I Iouslon EI Paso I Iouston Fort XEVTOIIII Houston Houston I'Iouston a City, CDIiIitI l0I'IlEl UISEI. XX Spring I Iouston , OIcIaI1oma Fort VXIMIII Fort XNIOTIII CvaIveston I Iouston I Iouston LuII4in I'Iouslon IR-oumont I'IouaIon I Iouslon I'IouSIon Iic'I'1iI21 I'Ie1IIs I Iouslon Houston Houston Freshmen ,.,,N.,,, 4Q N133 , so aww ---- 2 Wy l Ak IEW., : Z R :.:,., ': ' ' 'I L . .. ass ' ,,,,, 1 Azzal H H W' X , A J 2 I I 'IA If IEZZZII IEEILILII I EEEEEEEI BLAKE, FRANCES RUTH BLANCIIARD, DON EUGENE Moss Pom IBOLLETER. VERNON THOMAS BORDEN, ROBERT REESE BRADBURY. ROBERT MILTON, .IR BRAY, MARJORIE EVELYN BREIHAN, WILLIAM HENRY BRITTON, DONALD IIERBERT BRITTON, HARVEY LONGSTREET BROVVNE, WILI.IAM JAMES BUCHANAN, GEORGE ATKINS ISUCIIANAN, GEORGE DALE BUCKNER, BILLY RUTH IIURKIIART, JOHN ELMER, III IIURT, DELMAR CHARLES BYERIAEY. FRANCIS VVILLIAM BYRD, VVILLIAM WELDON CALDVVELL, WILLIAM DAVID CAMPBELL, JEFF CLARK CAMPISE, JAMES ANTHONY CARGILL. DAVID LOVEITT CARLSON. ERNEST DANIEL, JR. CARSON. CALLIE RUTH CARTER. KEITH CLARK CARTER. TILMON J. CASTELLO. GLORIA JANE CATO, PAT ALLEN CERNIK. CHARLES ERNEST T821 I'Iouston l, Mississippi Houston Houston KiIgorc Houston I Iouston Kress Houston Fort Wbrth IVIarIin I'Iouston I'Iouston Houston CIeIuurne Austin Nacogdoches DaIIas DaIIas Houston Beaumont Houston Houston Cleveland I'Iouston Houston Houston GaIveston CEZEAUX, INIAI.COI.NI I.OUIS CI IAIJIVIAN, XVAIITER KYI.E, IIR. CHIiA'I'I IAM, EI.IZAIIE'I'II ANN CHOYCE, CI IARLES VAN CHURCI I, GEORGE LUIS CLARAC EDXVARD HARRY IFE, CLAUSEIM CALVIN LUTIIER, IR. CLEIYIIVIER, PI IYLLIS IVIARII.YN COCHRAN, SIDNEY AI.I.AN, ,IR. CONN, RONAI.D LEE COOGAN, FREDERICK PARIS, IR. COOPER ,IACK CRAVVFORD CORLEY, XVAIIACE THEO CROOIVI, CAROLYN SEVIER CRONV, CIIARLES AUSTIN, JR. DAIN, ,IAKIES XVARREN DAVIS, DAVIS, DAV I 9 DAV I S, C-EORCE ANSLEY .IAINIES INIICIIAEI. MARY .IANE ZELDA CAROLYN DEDEK, XVAYNE EARL DEIVIENT, FRANCES .IO DORRANCE, FIARY FRANCES DOXVNINC7. IRENE EIIZAISETII DUNIUAN, FRANK ANTHONY DUTY, VVINTHROP STANLEY EASTRIDCE, MARILYN JOYCE EDQFIST, SANFORD FREDERICK ISU Port .ArIIxur I Iouston I IUlISt0Il I Iouskon I Iouslon GaIvcsIon Houslon 1'XImiIenc 'I'yIm- Houslon Ilouslon IDIIIIM Port Arthur Houslon DaIIas IIliI0xi, Iwississippi I Iouslon I Iouslon I Iouston I'I0usI on Houslon CnIcna Pink Houslon I'Iousl0n Bra-cI:enrirI,f10 Bangor, INIuine I Iouslnn I'IousI0n . .,,, ,,,,, lnlnizzzn I I 7? fx ff ffw VF , 2 ex I If W -an v We I, , f Yfwf If 324 41' ' A B'- W ,Y . iw 'f'Y 5' ' f :1 iasas:2:- yw f .5 . ---- . :.- H ' f 6 5 f Q 'E Qfgmgf: ff f I if m digg? fn, I I I' 5' I if 1 If ' 2 1' X 'f Q 1 4 x -I 1 ' f 1' an A X' sf f ,., I Q' ,mimi K X S QQ? Q S all 4 'Q K . 3 Freshmen Y :::-2 ' l 1 ff2'E E ! 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FREIDA HOFFMAN, VVALTER MARTIN HOI ,LAN D, MARGARET LOUISE HOOPER, REISA I.UCII.I.E HOOPER, THURSTON PRICE HORN, XVIIIIAM I.AXVI'ON II0uslon Corpus CI1risli XVQIII-r I Iouslon Corpus CI1risIi I Iouslon Ijrvcport Ifrceporl Ncwgullq IIousIon SI. I .ouis, Missouri I' url XVOH I1 I Iouslon I Iouslon I.arerIo I Iouston I Iouskon Ilouslon El Paw HUGGINS, CAMIIIUS BRENNUS, III N IIUGIIES. YESTER THONI.-XS, IR. HUMPHREYS, ROBERT IIAMIIfI'ON .IAI'lN, EIJVVARD CURRIE ,IANIESON BEN,I,-XINIIN IiIJXX',XRIJ .IARIBOE JAMES AIOYSIUS, III JENKINS, XYIILIAM ROBERT IOIINSON, DERYI, I7AYI.E ,IOPIIN IBETTY ,IO E853 IurI-rn-0sImm. ,I-f'IllN 'C IXIOFIZOII IIULISIUI1 I Iouslon I Inuslon I Iuuslon I Iouslon Urovf-5 II0usI011 Freshmen X , W' f f X ,Q Q 4 Y 2 I 4, ' J I 1 Y ,,,, A fel, ,,, M ,,.. , I A I.,. , 3, , I , I Qs Q. , . , . -, jg If X' ' . Q, ----' . A , 4- . , 'f',.? E'a-I W wg ' f - , ,S ' ,. O 31 I ark , as 9 9 3 is I fills K.-X'l'Z, L. G. 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Ilansian LANGE, FREDERICK XX'll.l.lAM, JR. llr Ills ton LEE, RAYMOND CURTIS Ilandersan LEE, DEI,WOOD CIIARLES Nocona LEE, DERXVOOD ANDERSON Nocona LEI IMANN, MAXIE LOUISIC Houston I.II SCOMI3, PATRICK CLEBURNE Ilairsian LIPSCOMIS, 'IIIOMAS GARLAND, II lialce Cl1arles,l,ouisiami LLOYD, NEIL EDWARD Iloirsian LOGAN, GEORGE XVll.l.lAlNl llausum l.O'l I', MIQRRILI, STEVENS Port Arthur LOVEIOY, XX'AI.I.AC'E FRANCIS Dallas LOWE, CIIARLES EDIYIUND Austin 5lrXfil.ENlJON, SIDNEY SNIITII, III Ilausian INlral-'ARI,AND, WILLIAM IIIJGII Nlilwaulf irr-, Wisconsin Sli-UEEVER, EINIMETT BERNARD llarisian IVICCIREVV, VERN VOORIIEES Ilarrsian MIIILI IENNY, ROBERT CLARK Ballina I Iaigliir, Canal Zane Blr-REE, DOROTI IY MARIE Ilarisian IXlr'KlNS,l'RAY, MARY LINDA Ilnrrsian lN'lrfKNlGl I'l', JOI IN LYNDON Mr-XVI IIRTER, JACK XYILSON H361 San Angelo Stone-luirn, fiolomrlo MADELEY, CHARLES RAYMOND MAHER, DAISY PATRICIA MANN. JOHN ADAM, JR. MARTIN, LEONARD NELSON MIER, JOHN RICHARD MILLER. NELSON DAVID. JR. MILLIS, EDWIN GRAHAM MINCHEXV, ROBERT JACKSON MITCHELL, CLAUDE ANDREW, J MOORE, ROBERT EDWIN MORAN, DAN JAMES, JR. MORGAN, JAMES RAY MUERY, ROBERT WILBURN MURRAY, JOHN OWEN NEWBILL. JOE CECIL NEWTON, ALSEY WYATT, JR. NEWTON. ROBERT PARR O'BRlEN, JAMES THOMAS O'CONNOR, DANIEL LOUIS OLIVER, AMORY GALE ORR, JACKSON FREDERICK ONVENS, CORNELIA DEPEYSTER PACK, CHARLES FALLONV PAIGE, EUGENE CARROLL PATTON, JAMES RUSSELL PENN, PATRICIA MARIE PENN, XVILLIAM HIRSCIIEL PERKINS. NVILLIAM ALVIN PFEIL, BEVERLY JUNE t87J Houston Houston Houston Houston Dallas San Antonio Dallas Dallas Brownwoocl Houston Houston Houston Houston Bastrop Sherman Goose Creelc Houston Houston Houston Dallas Dallas Houston Nawgulf Dallas Vxlaco Houston Fort VVortI1 Houston Van Freshmen YN s Q 5 Haifa A 55 K sl r 3 M ni sf A 'm -- 'l If A -A -,:,s 1 ,,,, 2':' A wifi S --a..., A . A ...,,,,,.f I JJJJJJJZ J Jlil ,,1.',,,,.' ',.,,., Q :.-. ,.,. I is zzziulz E A -Q ix 2 .,,,.-. 2 ::. A ,ff ,S . 5 Q J I X 1 ly ,sa .. 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NIXRY I.OL'ISIf IQIISIIING, SANIDY SINIINIONS SK'IIITI'I', 'IIIONIXS IOICIA SC ,I IIISSINC .I'.IQ. NIXIQ I IN XX Ii.I,I.5 SC'IINl'RIQ, I'I.IX.XIIIf'I'II SITI IXN','XI2'I'Z, IIOISIiIQ'I' ,LXY SIIXPIRO. ISIf.X'I'RIC'If IIQXN SI IARI'If, IiI.IX.XIBIi'I'II JXNNIQ SIIIfFI IIiI.ID, IIQYINII Iilifxll' SI IROIfI UI-QIQfXI.I7 IIQON ISSJ Paso II0usl0n CreenviIIe Houslon Houston I Iouston DaIIas I Iouslon I Ioustmx I Iouston KPII3' Fi0IcI Ncwgulf RaymonCIviIIe I Iouslon IIousIcm I Iouslun EJ rmzl I Iouslon I Iouslnn I Iouslon YicI4sImurg, IX'Iississippi I,il5ElIIf'I1fl I7uIIus I Iouslml I Iouslon I Iouslun I Iouslfmu I Iouslon . XmariIIu SIEI5IfNIIfXI'SIiIY. l'IIRIS'l'II-XIY IIAIINAN, IR. ILIIIQIS SIMMONS, ,IOIIN IiX'IiRIi'I'TIf, IR. SIMPSON, ROY S'l'L,'.'XR'I' SFIIII I, TI IONAS XX'II.I.I.'XNI SOI3IiI., GIiRAI,IJ XY,-XIfI'IfI2 SOBIINIER. FLOYI7 FRICID SPAIN, CIIARIIQS AIJKIN SPITNCFIQ. 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Ihwlcm Chnptfl IIIII Ilouston GaIvest0n Sweetwater NcwguII Houston I Iouston GaIveston Pasadena Goose CreeI4 I Iouston Houston Houston Houston Houston Baytown San AngeIo Pasadena Houston I Iouston Houston on, AIaImma I Iousmn Nlarlm I Iouston I Iouston XVINSTON, I.I-OYID GRADY XVOI.COT'I', .IACK WII.I.IAM XYOOD, BARRY PAYNH XVORNICK, AUTIIITR IIZIZ NVOSKOW, MARVIN ZANE VxfRIGl'lT. JAMES WEI,IUON YORK, ALICE MICHAUX ZAPALAC, MARIIi ERNIZSTINE Roimsloxvn Houston Iiouslon Troup Houslon GaIvcsIon Houston Houston Freshmen ' I-,ffm si? Freshmen Whose Pictures Do Not Appear ABBETT, LUKE COX, JR. ABBEY, FREDERICK FUNSTON AUGSBURGER, WILLIS ANDREW AYDAM, GARNETT EMILE, JR. BALLARD, JESS VAN BALLARD, NEAL BARTLETT, ERNEST WATSON, JR. BEARD, VVILLIAM THURMAN BECK, JOHN EDVVARD BOBO, JAMES FRANK BOLTON, LLOYD LEE BOURLAND, HOMER LLOYD BOVVMAN, BOBBY CARROLL BRADEN, EMMANUEL LEE BRANSFORD, WILLIAM CHESTER BREED, THOMAS AVERY, JR. BROWN, MARTIN O., JR. BURK, GLENN O. CARLTON, LOBEL ALVA, JR. CARPENTER, PIERRE RISSO CARR, THOMAS THORNTON CATSINAS, GREGORY PETE CHAMBLISS, JACK EDWARD CHERICO. WILLIAM LEROY CLARK, CARL ARTHUR CLARK, MCGINNIS COFFER, WALTER VVILLIAM, JR. COLE, HOWARD SUTHERLAND, III COOPER, FRED EDWARD COVINGTON, JOHN ALEX COX, TOM JOHN CRANE, GEORGE STARKEY CURRY, THOMAS EDGAR DENSON, LEE ROY DESMOND, ARNOLD DOKOS, NICK GEORGE DUNCAN, THOMAS PRICE DUTY, WINTHROP STANLEY EASTER, CHARLES LEE EASTERLY, BILL PAT EVANS. JOHN ROBLEY FAHRENTHOLD, GERALD HERMAN FINCH, JOHNNY IGNATIUS FOSTER, OLIVER CLARKE FRED. HERBERT LEONARD GEYER, CHARLES EDWARD GUINN, CHARLES EDWIN HALL, WALTER GARDNER, JR. HARLAN, LOUIS ELIPHALET HARPER, JOHN YERKES HARRIS, VVILLIAM CLARENCE HART, ROBERT ARTHUR HEARD, ROBERT EDVVARD HEARN, R. E. HELMCAMP, JUDDY RAY HETRICK, GLEN VERNON HOEH, RICHARD WAYNE HOFF, JAMES EUGENE HOFFMAN, WVILLIAM HENRY, JR. HOLLISTER, JAMES GRAHAM HOMEYER, CLARENCE CLINTON HOVEY, GENE DANA HUDGENS, ROBERT THOMAS JOE, HOBART JONES, RICHARD GARNER JONES. RODERICK MAURICE KADLECEK, BENNIE GLENN KEENEY, HUEY CLEVELAND KELLY, JOHN RICHARD KELM, ALEXANDER ROGER KOSAN, ERNEST CHRISTOPHER Paris Kerrville Glen Carbon, Illinois Houston Electra Lockhart Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Vernon Antelope Eagle Lake Waco Houston Corpus Christi Port Arthur Houston Houston Bay City Houston Anahuac Houston Waco Rockdale Bay City Houston Houston Houston Dallas Fort Worth Houston Pelly Houston Houston Houston Bangor, Maine WVaco Houston Houston Houston Houston Port Arthur WVaco Houston XVest Columbia League City Bartlesville, Oklahoma Port Arthur Houston Houston Houston VVillis Houston Rock Rapids. Iowa Moun Houston Dallas Beaumont Beaumont Houston Houston Lufkin Houston Lamesa Alvin Houston t Pleasant Edinburg Houston Houston i91 KRAFT, JACK PICKENS Baytown KWVAITKOVVSKI, EDWARD GEARL New Kensington, Pennsylvania LANDRUM, RALPH AVERY Dallas LANTRIP, BOB TURNEY Lake Charles, Louisiana LANZA, NICHOLAS, JR. Dallas LARSON, JOHN HAYDN McAllen LEASE, WILLIAM ORME Houston LEAVINES, JOE EARL Pineland LEONARD, HOMER BENJAMIN Houston McCRACKEN, PATRICIA ANN Houston MCCULLOUGH, BEVERLY IRENE Houston MCDONALD, DAVID FRANCIS Fallon, Nevada McPHAIL, JAMES HENDRICK Edna MCPHAIL, JOE LEE Edna MATCH, SAM Los Angeles, California MATZINGER, FRANK GEORGE, JR. Houston MILLER, CHARLES STANDISH Humble MINER, GEORGE RUFUS, JR. Lake Charles, Louisiana MOORE, ALLEN LEON Whitney MORRIS, BURLEY LORAYNE Lamesa MORRISON, KENNETH PETER, JR. Houston MUENCHOW, RALPH HENRY San Antonio MURPHY, RALPH BYRD Waco OELFKE, KARL HENRY, JR. Houston PACK, MARGARET CATHERINE Newgulf PARSONS, TOM HENRY Houston POZYSKI, TED ANDY Houston PRICE, JAMES MALCOLM Houston PUGH, OATHER D. Kermit QUINN, MARY ANN Texas City RANDOLPH, WILLIAM LAMAR Houston RANVLS, WILLIAM GROVER McAllen RILEY, HAROLD LEE Sherman RIVES, ORIS OGAL Goose Creek ROBBINS, EDGAR WILBURN, III Houston ROBERTS, S. J., JR. Stamford ROBERTSON, ALBERT DUKE, JR. Beaumont ROBISON, EARL BRYMOND, JR. Houston ROTE, TOBIN CORNELIUS San Antonio ROTHROCK, EDWARD STREICHER Houston SATTERLEY, BUDDY LESLIE Houston SCHILLER, LEVVIS AARON Houston SCHULTZ, CARL THEOBOLD, JR. Cincinnati, Ohio SCHNVARZ, CARL JOACHIM Houston SEMANDS, CHARLES WVILLIAM Houston SIMPSON, LEE ROY, JR. Waco SPEARS, DONALD JOE Houston STAVINOHA, WERNER JOSEPH Ganado STOCKBRIDGE, HAROLD DENNIS Houston STONE, HERBERT LOSSON Houston SUGG, JOEL DAVIS Houston SULLINS, GEORGE EARL Houston SURBER, ALBERT TEVIS, JR. San Antonio TAYLOR, WILLIAM LAWRENCE Goose Creek TINGLE, WVILLIAM VAN Houston VAHLDIEK, PAUL RAY Houston VALERIUS, MICHAEL MARCUS Shreveport, Louisiana VIETTI, ELEANOR ARDEL Houston YVADE, ALBERT LYNN Houston XVATSON, .IOE LAVERNE XVaco WEAVER, JAMES DOSTER, JR. Port Arthur VVEST, JAMES RUSSELL Houston YVHITE, GEORGE XVILLIAM Pasadena WVILFORD, ROBERT OLIVER, III Mayfield, Kentucky WILLIAMS, JAMES ALVIS Waco XVILLIAMS, ROBERT DEE Texarkana, Arkansas VVILLIAMS, ROY KNIGHT Baytown VVILSON, VVOODROVV LEVERE Dallas VVORRELL, GUY MQMAHAN San Antonio XVYLIE, ALFRED Henderson XVYMAN, VVILLIAM HENRY Houston ,?W l. f mule um' lx nmlfru ,mul llll full flu llltll 1 ll fn ffmfll rmfx 4lrzf'w I ul lun will! 1'llr'c'fc. P XIX' NIH! ,HIV fflf, U wfml mx .WML I. , N .XMI x IU fill!-H11 Q03 H an YON I X. N. 7 f II!! Qirm ,L'f11lfIlf1 lu llltlylH'IVl. ,l. SHI, Lifc' XXIII! lwwlfz, sa. ,Uuuu quml for ll f X953 fi. 'Af lwlfl ,xlullzcrffl :H uugfz Sdmflwf was w Y 1 , RX? M W Q sq y A 0, ,Mm ,W J , gjki, K R V , , , if il uw N Wfx A ,E:,,,ww:WTmi ,ulng l y wimgagvafgawsgx ?mggQe5iQjv'swfgf1'f2gwQ Q ,Q A , , 1 ' 1 V f, 5 ' -:ft-ss:--':::.-if. f ' ' f 1' , f , - , X ' QMQWQ gg x , 5 iw' i isffili --'- , 1?,'W5i3 1 f f -Q. ggxggfik' 2' W3 wh ff M, , 'Q A Y, , , . 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Disllpzm l1f'lll!'llTlGfll0IIS. The fmiy noise. 5. Soriolngy Scrrzinur, ti. fiyrnfnalic. N BEGINS. CJCTOBER The year IDCQUI1 with a Clash .... Late hours .... Crowds .... Froslnncn vs. uppcrclassmen .... Loud Nwlilies .... PHHO11 the downtown pep rally where wc really rousvcl the olcl City i963 I. mirirflies, -I. Orvis-Sliff :now i'c'1ric'l'x'. 2. CDIIIJOOF Iypo. 5. fxfosv-up of a Long slvol. 3. Puls-more Uaricly. 6. tlrlillljfi' orc smiles . . . ALL SCHOOL PICNIC. .OCTOBER The all school picnic brought out myriads of starry-eyed Lreslwmari girls who critoriainecl with song and clancc, while old fogies like Royal Randall, al Lower Left, cliiiclqiecl merrily in the Lnaclcground. L971 YY I Uri! for lolsu lciuglis. TULANE iwwmpmuwvwwwn-K Wmwrw We we ' . J 7 v' 2. SUIHC people if-ill rlriiilz rziivlliiiig. 4' lmbulllf U 'H' - Y I 5. All logeilic-r non'-Svreurnl J' X muy IOM Uroves of Rice uclvenlurers in every available form ol' transporlialion cliuggecl lmiclcety-lauclcety over tlie miles to New Orleans lor tlwe Tulane xveelq encl .... Nils lvluenclfs slceletal rnaeldine clrew stares even lrom rho envious low xvlio lanew lliey were sober. i981 ,, ,mi , GAME HOCTOBER 1 I. fume off 11, gurls. fl. rzlrlr Ihr' gl'1lI'lC crnrl sllul up. L2. E.x'fnihilior1isl, 5. Flying suurer? 5. Co bark um! slnri all over rzguin. 6. Housing sfzorlngc Uecorum was the keynote .... Good examples inrlucle Nlarthan Moore and Tempe Howze whose drinks must have evaporated half way: Xvayne Collins who is camera shy: and Grant Lawrence who is not shy at au. f99Il . I. AXIKIHIC Depressive. , D1. F 111. 9 fm lm TU 5 Pull I llI ' s. H I h qi Cl I In All m, Hwulfng lwr own rlrz .1 . ll en ac' uv ws. ODDS AND ENDS. Sloul. cviclomly got lelvl, lwlwimcl .... Claxton Ruyzor mul luis Grotcncn grimavc .... Down the page wc' sw ,lov Dlorlcclgels auto almost olblilcratecl by a group ol umiclentiliccl mOc'l1amic's. I 1001 , V 'ef .S , Q 4 BGNFIRE. 4- ' W XAS GAME. .OCTCDBE Thr- lvonlqirr- lmfl real cflwurzwler. nl lc-asl tllc' c-nc-rgctic lmuilclvrs Lldouglml, so. , . Hill ,loncxs lu-lpvcl lovalc' llic' crowning glory mul was instrumental in lmringing il lo lllc' Campus ....1 ' Xll llm inllucnlial peoplv lmcl somcllmwg to say '... Tony. Couclies. Clwvrlcaclers, lvum . . . lml. l.l'10 mosl. lun ol all was just VVillt'lllD,Q Llw lin- lmm. amcl lmum. f lrll 1 NOVEMBER I f'ppc'r-fxfr, Cwnrl Knapp, ufumni prvsiclmxl, mmf Miss fxlarion Frwsl, rzlumui vice-prvs clcnl, ul lim Iolnb of ilu- fufulrfcr. 2. f.o14.fc'r-Rc'rvc'fJlion ul fjofwrz House aficr lfzv frzczlfvcnfl gmnv. 51021 1 ,ff l. J 1 VI. Ilmmzcoming? A motley f'rz'u'. Drinfeing up prohls. Xvclrl do fwllvr u'i H'll'I1,. 1,1 I E , Q ,, Q - QW Y fgtfg , Q This was a crowded woe-Icencl .... The alumni turnc-ct out, and the tial! com- mittee joined the fun Ivy provlaimimq an open house .... East hall went wilcl. . . . Tha Texas Tech game vtimaxetl a time time. tum E iz ' 7 311 44 Q aa i' Mmm vw i wud 4 i 1 ,Q iv, 2 I. The rlwrl. 3. Ruprisul. 6. rtirsirft. .2. filllllltllfl up. -I. Srwrw of ilu' vrunc T. Posse. 5. Flyhuil. GIE VISIT. .NOVEMBER Pre-Aggie ganie warfare Causecl its usual unclercurrent ot tension ..., Stuclents conversed in hushecl whispers lor the foe might line lurlcing anywhere .... lxflaxie Lehmann helped clean the statute of its paint, ancl some poor lish got his head all ruinecl .... Curly lewis ancl ,lay Miller Hew a secret mission over enemy territory. M041 l. Xvull ffouwrs. Pl, jug of zwirir' um! lfzoinn 2, XYUH ffouwrs, Iwrorivli onifw. 5. Slug lfII,U. 3. T110 join! was Vtlfkilly. 6. Huppiluv viwr uflwr. PALS MHOLIDAY HERALD ...DECEMBER Time pals onticipaleci holiday gaie-ly wiLi1 the roaringcst ol' parties .... For ai mimilc wc thought we were sitting on lop of a Christmas Carcl .... Pnlrivifl Penn and Dick Rocssier in tho lower pivturc HIOIIQPII so loo. D051 I Nl: llf1lX sllwvs 4'IIfltlfll'fl -A 2, klquvm slep. 7. Tlrevvre lm'el,x': llwyv Irisll Illey'f4'wr'ee1fgyrrglefl. I. llfnpies llirurre. 7. lille illl llrfllles, S-PRE-MED QWLS-RALLY CLUB Black Fantasy Winter Wonderland November January 'lille lflls presenlecl nine lmealllwy pleclgjes, ancl tlme Rally Cilulu luelt eompellerl lo slum' all ils umvlwolesome rrew ..,. Franlq Bryan. Roclney Quinlmy. azwcl llill llavis elulelw clamly claisies in llmeir jaws .... Xve eanvt lbear lo steal a SI'l'OHfl loolq al llme ollwer erealure ..., flluviously. Sarali Nalwors anfl llolm Slllllll lwacl eyes lor no one lmut earlu ollmer. lilflfuil 3 1 V4 Qifrwgf I. Hun! fm! flmmrf fll1'l'L -'lglflllfy w, .xlHlVSf'k'll1' J, Hun! lflff ul my fufcw lun IlHlf'!I, I. H10 faux! vmzr of lH'l'!l,1'. 1, Mm Irrffl mf' l rvmfrf lmul, NIOR PROM. MARCH . . '4 . ' C . ,loc IQPIHY illlll ,IIIIIIOF IDYUXX CJCIHC 5lE1SOIl XYOTP flfill, ll1illS ZIH. . . . Hut llw rvsl of llme vmwrl lmcl in llnv limi' al lime lirsl posLwz1rHullslol1 Clblllltfy Ciflzln clmmw ,.,. Xml CRIICPII Hlcfanor Grufmrn Qlowml. flcfj 3 'rw' gf ' , if 'Y' , 1 J ? W ' vw AMA . f zz? I I. Com! Hullrllvrilirlg fxluln. 5. 7'lH'Slll1IIf'5iIIK'. 2. Rocking IIN' fvoal. 6. Vzmily fair. 3. You 11104111 Oo! ffm girfs? T. Sfllllhlffll rn! -fl. If 1114- slroa HIS, ll't'llI' il. 8. Pomf us Evoryluocly wont Lo the' bay al, Llwc slightest provocation .... Among odd rc'- aclions lo thc salty lureczes wo noLic'Qcl Goons .lay lxqillvr, Anne Bray, Tempe, Howze. and Quickie Jfwolos .... And in thc- oppositc rorrwr al the opposilm Cxtrvmo are plrrty Betty Amr Turner and Betty Hob Storm. Mooj Wm N l. f 'rl-r'cw1,'c'rggirlN 2. Slrzilvy. 5, UM r 1. Sllwvl IIKIFITNPIIIV. T. Hi!-lfw-spol pu 3. Xvrmwk-vllvs. F. llUllSt'lVNIfll S fcnu N uzws U. Ngns of 11111 lilnvs. ,Xl U10 uppvr righi ,lolwn van ch- Mark looks incfeclulous .... NVQ iI'lCllldCCl ills- scivnv al right ricnlvr lo show now Limvs lmvc nol Chfxngcwl-all lc-ash as lvnr as Clinton Quin and Dun Iglluflffl are c'onC0rnmlA flflllj I. Roady mix. 4. Foreman. 7. Ttzofs ttzv way if slrikes us, Rorl. 2. Rarlialor orrmrnenls. 5. Garret! and guts. 8. Xvvigtziliflcr. 3. You name il. 6. If il worles, uf0,reric't1.7 9. Snap happy. ANYWHERE. Graduate students were atmost always staving and sweating .... Ray Simpson tintcers white, tuetow, Hat Sctlrectc rests for just a second .... At center rigtit, Ctied Beectmer and Watker Qtotmnston smite ttue smite ot Conquest .... Nancy Hooct titts Rutti Smittm with the strength ot ten. fllO1 4 W 5' ,,.,. A. 2 mt 52 2 .1 ixwvw I -Hu' illI'HU.lfC9Il said Hl:url1111f. 3. Tluzls fl mouurncni, no! 11 1'111c'lc1Irop. . Fix forks and fl jug. 11, H10 pzuvvr bclulul 1110 lfzronc. 3. Ylwy Iasla good ul jqrsl. T. SUITIL' song, second vvrsc. Pl. Thru' guclsscfs. S. Door slops. ...ANYTIM Mr. Adam, nec Ray HIE1l'1CI1ilI'd ..,. 'farther down we spy Miles Croom, Charles Lucky, and Roy Xvoodmansee engaged in simian antics .... Queen ,lnynie King surveys the populace. 51111 W' ,viii 1 2. I. Look IVIIKII llw lfflv IIYISIIUKI rn. 9. Hwru' zfmrlv , . . J, Qui: kirfs r1r1f!f'm1r'l1, 'I. lQl'IllI'lI of ilu' suvugv, 3. ,Hmfs I1 fcrww flzzplwn' ARCUND THE TOWN. Xvirl Smith, who was llwat olcl lmal we swn you wilh? ..., lolm Gray lxrlclrcw Vfllllflfiat svcm to lcavv his hook alone mm instmdl, 'mul the zlrvluitcvls look time oul, for play when lfwy venlurvcl ovor lo Sallyport. fllll P W I. ClmslIVx'lig1l1l, 7. frmks vmllfl wfl f3c'nrg14'f' 2. SUIIIHIS ,lbw llll mrmr. I. Rfnfvflillg IIUSUS llzis ywlr. GIRLS CLUB uTWANG ...FEBRUARY A goocl clanro at llw fxrrnory' he-lpcxcl vvlvluralv XvEiI6'I'lUDC.S I ,ay .... Hy vlmnrv we seem lo have Fiillghl. in thc lower pic't urv, vvrlain of CNIILUCIQS hils .... Anti ut least one wild slml. fl153 Gel your Hand out of file punch. Shoo! Cl buck - Interior decorating. Easy as falling off a log. Side S11 ow. . E 5 ..AR CHITECTS WO flllll 1 . Qfnfvn BIIIVX. . fyfl Bunk sluff. I ' . . L l7l'tll'f!. VEIDEM ......... FEBRUARY At thnx riglwl, Qlwc-n Mary Hay. poisvrl and lac-mnlifvul in gglillvring gold and green ..,. In the r'vnlvr. I leaflmun blilylljll Nunn spins a yearn Inf last KONI' s Quevn IVXITIICHC Gunn, while Hcmorvcx Leila Mc'Coln 1cH walls for an c-rrznni Cfatcxq. . . Gallant lxniggnl Preston l'mzivr adclecl vlnss and look lmrmf the prim-. . . . lilsir- Nu- Hayniv ClilllC'6'fl nixnlmly ancl floliglmllnuy. fllij . Nan: urzclm11flwnl1fn1f l. 11,5 good of ffm panda. I. 11,5 donslxifl mos! of 1110 urn 2. Hurkslvrs. 5. Lifes mort' clcmm fun. 3. Brom! fine. Iv. VIWIIIIIIQS fl lol, fm! no llmnles T SHOTS AROUND. Satlyport was atways morv lvun with thc- trostmmen arounrt ..4. Hitt Garrett, Xvrigtit ltowctt. anct trivncts thought so, too .... ,totln Purtitz anct Tommy L-Xrnotct sroft at pectestrians .... A tlousc tract its Ctutt moments .... But tt'lG -gtactsorno Quintet at the towvr rigtlt revorcts only tt'lC sunny tmours. 11161 m'W ' I. Bull Durlmm, 5. Xylzivfl UYIX rlifl lu- gn? 0. fm' son! us. 2. Two lwmls un' Iwllwr. I. Tlwvlflll Alun, T. Sirlzlglllcfrwf lflllgylf 3. lmwilczwcs, xlorv l1ZlI'lQOX'l'FS from ilu- VTIIIEIIIC QEIINK' .... lxlilff' pxrm Cxnstcllo is glad io See us .... Ralph Ruploy appvars willwoul his Clisgfuisv .... Ami Inari: again to Saflyport. 5 1173 ' '. . .. . -. j. '1- 1 fmlw lnvsvfl Ill Ilwr11fu'n1nf J, ,wus f llrus frm! nl 1?-I.. 9 l5llll'iIIt1 fvlrninggs. 11. Snmff IUHQ. GINEERS BALL ..... MARCH -f1l8il 1. l5IlflfIIl'L'I'Hlf1 Trail. 3. llllflffflil um, 11 1'lltlM'1ll4. J. full' nl flrnzmzsfzmgf l'1'flIlI1 I. fxwrp mrlflllgf. E1. fX,ll.4Il'1' mv! ffm ffwrfflllw. ENGINEERS BRAWL .... CAMPUS LIFE fllflil 'fs pi' ' -sf 4' E a E 1 I. 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' f '- fiij 7 x fw 'ails My yn A , A Q Anne Bray Margaret Crossman Rainey Ann Durleee lane FUl'HSU7OFth Sllfllll NUBOFS Sara Mclreffil Mary Simpson Peggy Weathera Elleanor Graham X Ls 5,0 Marilyn Miller Vveatlzerforcl Bettye Phillips Madelyn Sinclair Betty Bob Storm if fi Marry Margaret Witson Marthan Moore etta Schumacher Betty Cheatham Carolyn Croom HWHHM 5 5, 5 BX , wwf 32 Cheerleaders lliis year will go clown in Rice annals as tlie lirst to luring tortli a girl Clroer- lencler. lioxie, wlio. along willi lier two colleagues, ltruco and Gene lnlso possessors ol' excess elaulliencei energetically inspirect tlme team in ttmc tall ot '46, ltruce was lieacl clleerlemler, zmcl on lwim responsilwility tor sucll atlwairs as llme All-Sclwool picnic. Rice owes tlie success ot countless functions to its clieerleuclers luecnuse no manner ol' inclement weutluer or other untortunate occiirrences coulcl cause tlrese lliree clweerlul people lo lose tlieir pep nncl llmeir spiritl Wm., Gy he I E BFLICG Moore Betty Jean Fox GGDG Mason f144:I Weldon Humble Unanimous American George Fizirtin Award Xvinner Unanimous All Confcrenrc Captain ixiost Vaiiiaiuie Line-man P- Southwest Conference flimj i Virgil Eikenberg Windell Williams SECOND VIIIQIXIXI MIL ClONIfIiI2IiNCIi Carl Russ I 'NXNINIC il 'S ,NI II. VC 5NI IfRI ,NI If NICNI' XQXII YXISIIQ ISAC 'IiI IIfI I J ,.. ,,.,. FIIXN A SK Il I I IXX ILSI CT 5NI'IIQIQI'.NC II I I'sXI DIY? MIQOVNIJ CIXINILIQ Sl Il III INN' ..... ,..,., ILNI CUNI'ItIxI'.M I ...A 4 X., M .W ff Y , . f , w . Hb .f' .4 X LQ Y X V 4 W .xp f' in wwf, Y, . Q ,4 4, A , , , M ,S 'f . 1 'Y , Me W A 4 M f K b N 5 1 X w 1 X 33 Kb H ' 'A yzw v 4 V , fm . , , . .. . 3 Q, M 1 V iv, W f M 1 5 , 'ty . 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Z2iW4 'h.'iA5.kl'!l'W'k'6 l-3,A4F l' '24 bs'BW '.'45i'7'BffImm :WWW X1 JESS NEELY Head Conch Athlelic Director Golf Coach JOE DAVIS Basketball Coach Line Coach 51483 ATHLETIC CECIL GRIGG Baseball COUCII BClCkhQlCl COUCII ENHVIETT BRUNSON Truck Coach Business Mnrlagel' STAFF C1-XIXIN FICDOUGLE .'x55l5ILIlIl lV7iVc-r'I0r of lnlramurnl AfllIl'ffCS N.XL7RICE I3AUFlGAR'l'EN Anfflalni Coarfz, Foolfmff IINRIQY S'I'l'l'El.IiR fxbhlbffl EDDIE XYOJECKI Trainer mlqmim-r of ilu: Yearly nf fVfm1vf:, Footfmll DON S UD IAN Busimfis fxfarwager f149iI GILBERT IIIfRNI.XNKfIf Dfl'0CfOl' Of Il'lIl'!lI77HIYlI A111101 ln tlwe initial game of tlde season UQle man Neptunen invaded tlie Rice Stadium to assist tlie LSU. Tigers down tlde Rice Owls in a close game. Heavy rains all during tlwe Week and a downpour just loefore game time comlbined with tlie lack of a cover for ttie Field left muclci to lne desired in tlie way i of a football field. The quag- mire lwampered laotli teams and 7 + Rice 6 only once did Ricels T get go- ing albove a sputter. During tlie first ldalf lyotli teams rocked laack and fortli, kicking and waiting lor a lnreak. LSU. kept Rice in tlie liole most of tlie period but could never cross tlie last clialk line. At the loeginning of tlie second laalf you could tell tlie different teams only when tliey would lwuddle. LSU. overcame tlde liandicap ot tlie mud First and after a sliort punt deep in Rice territory tlwey took over and went all tlde way. Tlwe all important point was added and tlie Tigers led 7-O. Rice came riglit lnack alter tlie kickoff. Taking tlie lnall on tlieir own 55 tliey marched all tlde way. sparked lay George Vxfalmsley tlie Qvvls puslwed the Bengal Tigers down tlie Field and Ml iittlew George cauglit a pass in tlwe left flat for 6 points. The try for point was wide, and tlie scoring lqor the niglit was over. Despite tlie muddy Field and an over abundance ol HQQ, tlie Rice team took to tlie air in tlie last few minutes and provided many a tlnirill lout could never click enougli to cross into pay dirt. Vxfalmsley sparked tlie Rice backneld lor tlie niglit along vvitli Anderson, Russ and Hoerster. ln tlie line Malmlaerg led the Field along witli Nictiols, Vxfilliams and Vxfeatlierly. ROTE HOERSTER NICI IOLSON PRICE 1-ws i 'Q-:va :ua 1mmfkcm,:xm:.swm 'fmmwmaaxwaae ls rx-msn Aw: g u--in usmrwm in Rice fans bad ample op- portunity to cbeer at Rice Sta- dium as Rice scored almost at will to down tbe Soutbwestern Pirates. Tbe Qwts started off witb a bang wben George Vxfaims- icy took a Pirate punt on bis own ten and betiind beautiful blocking went au tbe way for a T. D. Rice again counted wben Rote, Ballard, Buckley and Hoerster entered tbe game Rice + Southwestern 6 bebind a fresb line and went all tbe way. Xvitb tbe beginning of tbe second batf tbe Qwts realty began to ron. tn nine minutes tbey added tbree counters to tbe previous 14 points. Tbe forward wan opened buge botes for tbe backs to glide tbrougb. Russ crossed for tbe tbird T. D. standing up. Bill Taylor recovered a fumble soon after tbe kickoff on tbe Pirates, fifteen and in two ptays Vxfatmsley stepped into pay dirt again. Getting as bot as tbe kitcben stove tbe Qwts added anotber after Southwestern was forced to punt. Anderson made a nice run for tbe final twenty-five yards. Soutbwesternas First tbreat was stifled on tbe Rice nine. Due to a couple of long passes tbe Pirates moved on down tbe Field. Tbe Owls stiffened and took over on tbe nine. The Pirates were abte to cross tbe Rice goat line only once during tbe entire nigbt. The Owls, defense stopped tbe Southwestern team time and time again witb no gain. A pass from Easter to Taylor in tbe end zone added anotber to tbe accumulating points of tbe Owls. Tbe subs sparked by Hudgens, Easter, Pugb and Ellis tacked on tbe Final seven points on a sustained 71 yard marcb. Tbe bigb stepping Pugb cut back on an end run and dug into pay dirt to make tbe score 48-6. Tbose wbo deserved mention for tbeir play of tbe nigbt were Taylor, l-anza, Matmberg, Humble, Nicbols, Heimcamp, Suttis, Russ, Anderson, Van Ballard, Xvatmstey and Hoerster. PARKER N. BALLARD SCRUCCS PRICHARD ww r fi 'f ' ' ' m Led hy the passing ot Eikenherg and the punting of Q Keeney the Qvvts rotted over the Tulane Green Wave in a ig Z rough tilt. Both teams played rugged han, hut it was tate in the sec- Q ond quarter before either team entered the scoring column. Vxfith onty a couple of minutes to play the Rice squad put on a Fine passing exhihition and hit . pay dirt on a pass from Eiken- Rlce + Tulane 6 herg to Keeney in the corner of the end zone. The half ended A with Rice 6, Tulane O. A Vxfindetl Xvittiams-Eikenherg pass combination good for 45 yards set up the next Ovvt score. Taking the halt on the Tulane 17 after the pass the Qwts drove over the goat with Eikenherg carrying the malt on a quarterhack sneak. The Green Xwavegs lone score came when Price of Tulane stepped around their right end for 60 yards and a T. D. Receiving the halt on kickoff the Rice aggregation marched att the way to no 1nan,s territory. Eikenhergs passes and Russys running sparked the drive which Keeney ciimaxed hy cutting over tackte for the last 4 yards. Again Russ sparked the march down icieid as he carried six consecutive plays. An Eikenherg pass to Lanza ran the score to 25-6. In the tine Humhte, Nichols, Matmherg and Yvatson looked good. In the hackheid Eikenherg, Russ, and Keeney stood out. Several times Keeney kicked almost the 'length of the Field. BUCKLFY J. XNIILIAMS LANZA PUGII fBob Quin Aw The opening conference game for the Rice Owls saw them get oll to a slow start and have to come from hehind to rope the Mustangs. To open the scoring for the night the Southern Methodist team drove 40 yards and lciclced the point after outplaying Rice in the First quarter. Rice hounced haclq with the second team talcing over. A Rice + 7 long pass from Tohin Rote to HFroggieH Xvilliams set up the touchdown which was made hy Van Ballard. Ballard split the upright and the score was 7-7. Again in the third period the Qwls stormed down the field in only Five plays to score on a pass from Eilcenherg to Xvindell Xvilliams. Ballard again added the extra point. ln the last period the Uwls made the score Q17 hy going all the way on the ground. Large holes were ripped in the Nlustang line for Keeney, Russ and Anderson with Keeney crossing the last stripe. Standouts in the line were Vxfindell Williams, James Williams, Humble, Sultis, Nichols and Malm- laerg. All the Owls played a good game against one of the hest lines they met all year. The Mustangs never quit and were hattling until the last. MAGEE VVALMSLEY ANDERSON SULTIS Showing their power to the greatest advantage the Owls sent the Longhorns from Austin home with a hrolcen record as well as a hroleen spirit. The lpest game the Rice team played all year was necessary to roll the Texas U. team under the turf. lt was a thrilling game all the way and only after the closing gun was the game really sale. This game focused the nationls spotlight on Rice. Coach Neely was voted the Coach ot the Week in addition to other laurels heaped on the coaching statl and the team. Rice started from the First worlcing on the Texas line. Eilcenlperg called as near perfect a game at quarter- haclc as possilale. When the Texas line tightened up in the center he would call a sweep or a pass. Magee, tlumlnle, Nichols, lVlalmherg, Scruggs, Russ, Keeney and Anderson carried the load. Hljroggien Williams played outstanding defensive loall when called to talce over alter Windell Vxfilliamsl anlcle injury. Windell caught two touchdown passes even though playing with a laadly sprained anlcle. Un the first of the two touchf downs the UCyclone Fence Playn was horn. After catching the pass Williams' momentum carried him into the fence surrounding the held. Although his wrist was hurt on the play he later entered the game to catch the winning T. D. pass. Vxfilliams was voted outstanding lineman ot' the nation for his performance during the . game. George Walmsley playing with a hadly hurt Rice + Texas U. shoulder starred on the quiclc opening plays, and the Longhorns often found themselves unahle to touch Little George!! The Owls lUf0liC Pay flirt HTH filter GH 85 yaffl ClfiV6- Russ and Anderson totecl the hall and the rest ot the team gave Some Ol: tlle llest bl0CliiI1g ol the year. Not Zi TSXEIS mari toriglqefl Ar1rler50n as he Scored 011 an end run, Six points was handed Texas almost tree gratis when pass interference was called on Rice and the ball put in play on the 1 yard line. The Longhorns scored to tie the game at 6 all, ln the third quarter the Owls came roaring dowrl the Field showing class unequaled all year. The quarterhaclcing was something to marvel at as Eilcenherg mixed passes and runs to an advantage. The score was 12 to 6 after the Cyclone Fence Playu was executed. Not long thereafter the Rice Qwls toolc to the air again. Eilcenherg hit Vxfilliams in the end zone to malce the score 18-6. Bohlny Layne showed he was the sparlc ot the Longhorns as he made a heautiful 40 yard run to set up the last score of the day. The Longhorns lnrolqe into pay dirt and the score stood Rice 18, Texas 15. It was all Qwls and no Longhorns the rest of the way. The Qwls put on a drive sparlced lay Walmsley, Hoerster and Stoclclinridge which died on the 4 yard line on a pass interception. The Longhorns tried to no avail to come laaclc, hut each try seemed to haclctire. One of Laynels desperate passes was pulled in hy Keeney and hehincl heautitul lnloclcing returned to the Texas 14 where the game ended. NVATSON JONES ARMSTRONG KWAITKOWSKI i , M., . X i . ., , , .W mssli ., laue via ,, W... ..3 .l'...s12rmi M. Letys matce it tive in a row. That is just what the Qwts did at the expense ot the Tech Red Raiders from Luhhoctc. The Qwts started the halt rotting early in the first quarter when a taterat pass to Watms- tey turned into a 51 yard touch- down jaunt. The down-tietd htoctcing was superh and it paid ott. The thought of the first counter had not died out when Rice + Texas Tech 6 Keeney took a punt on his 39 vard tine and hehind heautitut htoclcing ramhted att the way. The two tong scoring ptays hrotce the hack ot the Raiders and they were never the same thereafter. Rice tattied again in the second quarter after a Hoerster to Pugh pass set the Qwts in scoring position, Hoerster tactcing on the points. The Raiders putted a play out of the hag that netted them six points. tt was a heautitut pass and taterat ptay with the Tech hack going over standing up. Early in the fourth period Taylor started the Owls ctictcing with the catch of an 18 yard pass. Russ made a good gain, then the Eikenherg-Windett Wittiams ncyctone fence ptayu put the Qwts over the tine. A had Tech punt gave the Cwts the halt on the Raiders, 51. From here the Qwts rotted down the Field in three ptays with Rote stepping over on a quarterhactc sneak. Tate recovered a fumhte on the Raiders, 36 and the Rice team was ott again. Lantrip and Ellis paced a ground attack which paid oft on a nine yard sweep hy Ettis. The game proved to he an easier one than the Qwts expected, hut the Rice hoys wanted to make sure of the outcome. The down-tietd htoctcing of Humhte, Matmherg, Magee, Williams and Russ and others tootced exceptionatty good. tn the hactctietd Vxfatmstey, Keeney, Russ, and Eitcenherg stood out. NOBLE ELLIS TAYLOR TATE in the hearthrcaking game of the season the Rice Qwis were suhdued hy a highly in- spired Arkansas eleven. The game was on a muddy held which hampered operations of the Owis. The Rice team was outpiayed all day, and only once did they threaten. Taking over on the Razorv A hacks 40 after a short punt, the Qwis started down the Field. Arkansas 7 + Rice O it looked as if ithey would go an the way. ri. he Razorhacks had other ideas though and stopped the Qwis on the IO. Rice was in a hoie in the second quarter, hut showing intestinal fortitude and good foothaii they turned hack Arkansas after they had First and goai to go on the six. Hoerster put in a good tackle to stop the Razor- backs once. Un iast down Humhie hit a Razorhack so hard he was carried out and the halt went over to Rice. The game developed into a punting duel thereafter. Neither team could het a sustained drive under way. The Owls, passing game was olqj so they had to punt. it had he-gun to took as if the game would he a scoreless tie, hut the Qwis playing the game to win tried tie fateful pass deep in their own territory. The Arkansas halivhack gathered in the halt and scooted for the goal iine untouched. The try for point was good and the Qwis were trailing O-7. The Owls tried desperately to get hack into the game hut all their efforts were to no avail as the Razor- backs held. The game ended: score Arkansas 7, Rice O. Iv Despite the fact that Rice iost, Humhie, Nichols, Armstrong, Maimherg and Scruggs turned in a whale o' a game. MURPHY SPRUILL MINER BOVVIVIAN -X u1v:,:i an X1 -r flm mmmw'w1 x we -nu fx --A Gut to revenge themsetves ot the deteat suttered the previous weetq the Qwts toot: the Share - croppers into camp to the nine ot Q7-10. Things were tootcing dark tor the Rice Qwts when on the first ptay ot the second quarter A. S' Nt. ted 10-O. The Aggies had First racked up 5 points earty in the game atter the Owts held them tor three downs on the 19. The Aggies had then tined up and tcictced a perfect 5 pointer. Recovering a fumhte on the Rice 40 the Aggies unteashed a pass attack which carried to the one toot tine. Qn the first ptay ot the second quarter the Aggies tattied. The gattant Rice Uwts came storming hactc. Getting the hatt on the Aggies, 59 it onty tootc the Qwts one ptay to score. Eitcenherg faded hack and tired a pass to Anderson who juggted the hatt, putted it in and tett across. A few ptays tater Eitccnherg ptaying heads up hatt tett on an Aggie tumhte. From the 51 Hee shot a ttat pass to Keeney who etuded one tactcter and went over on his feet. The hatt ended with Rice 15, A. 8 M. 10. The third quarter was a scoretess period. The Qwts coutd not seem to go. The tourth quarter rotted around and A. 5- M. had the wind to their hack. Things tootced uncomtortahte tor Rice. Ptaying good atert hatt the Rice team returned a Farmerys quictc tcictc to the Aggie 45. Riceas passes started ctictcing and the tine started opening hotes tor the hactcs. A screen pass to Russ carried the mait over the goat tine hehind good htoctcing. A pass interception hy Ettis hatted the Aggies and Rice was ott again. Ellis went wide to the right and scored standing up. This was a rugged game and hoth teams were out to win. Vxfetdon 1 tumhte was the hest man on the Field. On merit ot his ptay he was chosen as tineman of the wcetc over the nation. Qlhers showing to advantage were Eitcenherg. Russ, Matmherg, Armstrong and Xvindett Xvittiams. Rice 27 + Texas A. and M. IO B.VXGXVliLL 1 ti-Xttl' KFIUTY BRYAN qm.u. lmfgn- 11li-1 fx. me-U .1-Qsslimn Lltswm.,-,W V-1.fw..1.wmu.-sm 4, v N, ,.-in -.iz-piss...--.seQ4...w1... -vsgdrmu The Qwts had to win over the Texas Christian Horned Frogs to stay in position tor a share ot the Southwest Confer- ence Championship. came to Houston after downing a highty favored Texas team the week hefore. From the heginning of the game it coutd he seen that a rugged hattte was in store tor Rice + 0 the day. The Frogs were giving att they had. tt was not untit the second halt that Rice hroke toose and put the game on ice. The Qwts took the hatt and started rotting down the tietd. in ten ptays they picked up 78 yards and what proved to he the Winning touchdown. Anderson and Russ were the key men in this drive, hoth picking up good gains atter hotes were opened hy the tine. Cutmination of the drive was when Keeney cut sharp around end for 7 yards and crossed into pay dirt. Later in the game the Frogs from Fort Worth gave the Rice team its higgest scare ot the day when a tricky reverse set a Frog headed for what appeared a sure score. The Horned Frog hack was rotting atong with three htockers ahead ot him when he was HHumhted.H The run netted 40 yards for the Frogs, hut when Humhte hroke through the interference and hit him the hatt was jarred toose and HRedH Anderson was on the scene to cover for Rice. With onty seconds remaining in the game the Qwts opened up again and gave heautitut htocking tor Russ who roared 28 yards and 6 points. The scorehoard totd the story. Rice 13, T.C.U. O. The hard charging forward watt ot' the Qwts was sparked hy Humhte, Magee and Armstrong for the day. Russ and Anderson showed plenty of drive in the hacktietd. A V, BALI .ARD LANTRIP EASTER ,KW ' xr WW '57 y ,.,. EEN : .W 2 .3 Ei: A g .,,v A f if , 1 5-1 W . :,, Q R ig g I rarr':2 f i -rrrr A r ... ' . M- is f A r1':: ,,1. ,,.... N .'r.. x ' Jw , ' an W g r- . we fy ' tlzt ta' , -' , W A tt I 1-.- A? 1 sr . aaa i . a K 5' i . Q 3 2 , . 'rt :II znz' 3. rf A 'irf'b 'lwmw rt as . : , who NW f f158:t i The Baylor Bears from Waco invaded Rice Stadium in the closing game of the sea- son to he rotted under 58-6. The Uwts looked tisttess in the Hrst half hut came hack strong in the second. The game was hardly a minute old when Buddy Russ hrotce off taclde and carried the mail to the Baylor 2 yard line. Anderson then swept left end hehind good htoclcing to score the Hrst TD. Far from heing out of the game the Bears toot: the han Engl came stimrming down ttge 'e time an time again to e , tumed hack near pay dirt hy RICE 38 + BCYIOI' 6 tightening Rice defense. Playing alert han HDogH Keeney intercepted a Baylor pass to give Rice the halt. Two plays later Russ started toward the side line, cut sharply down the Field and ramhted 55 yards for the second score of the day. In the second half the Qwts hegan to Hy high. To set up the third TD. Russ hrolce into the clear and taterated to Stoclchridge who was forced out of hounds on the Q. On this play the CAMPANILE sports photographer was carried from the sideline after Stockhridge had stepped on her. Miken Eilcenherg rang the hell again on a quarterhaclc plunge. The fourth TD. came when Charley Easter spotted George Miner standing far down the field near the goat line with not a Bear around. Charley placed a neat one in Georgeys hands and he stepped over. At this point Baylor received a hrealc that meant 6 points to them. Keeney kicking deep in his own territory was hadty rushed. When the play ended Baylor had htoclced the punt and covered it over the goat line for 6 points. R lg fciurth down Eikenherg-Williams pass comhination counted for 25 yards and the next tally for the ice w s. Ellis, Pugh, and Hoerster engineered the last counter of the day. Pugh and Hoerster teamed to carry the han deep into Baylor territory, hut the Bears held and took over. An attempted pass was intercepted hy Ellis and returned to the 5. Cn the next play a wide hole opened and Ellis eased through for the touchdown. core 58-6. This game gave Rice a tie with the Arkansas Razorhacks for the conference championship. Now the Rice Gwts tumed their vision to Tennessee and the Orange Bowl. In the hacldiietd Russ, Pugh, Hoerster, and Ellis showed a great deal of hustle and drive. Qutstanding in the line were Humhte, Matmherg, Armstrong and Wlurphy. NICI IOIS STOCKBRIDGE LAXVRENCE HUDGENS ' ,.,,V I ROBERTS ' ,.,. ' ROSE A... III: LI 1 ' ,.,.,,.. LEP T: . N4 I N A I IIIII IIIIII I Y 1 - '-'-41-V: - 'A .. ,..... Q ..,. I ' . 1 Q- ','Q1 iffgt: ...,, '1,., luuv j ..:.::A .:...... 4 ...1,, .. , , ,.,. ...Z W H'-1-'WW' M- V ---- -- . :' , .1:::. . ,.....,.,. Isis MM . -.,-A ' gh?-af '---,' ....A. I I YX h,:::.:.,.,. 'mv ANDERSON W ' I I 2'2 If. fi '..21 E' ' XfQf .f .. ' ,1A., AA :: - : : ' . f .aff if WYNAN H ,,,A :,: . ......... . ' ..Q:f V ff Q :,,-: ::. .. 1 5 1,v : 1Z:l ff ' ' :1 Q 'IIINIINIONS ., A----A: AA-A --:- ' 1 V.... sf ZIA ,,,. ,VVV I ' . .,.: . 1 ' ' A ,iv W , A1 K ,gy T ,,,q,' H I ,..:,.,,,, .- PEACIIEY S- ' M M? Cowl I .... .. NExx'Bu.1. - I D Rfxxxms KRAFT SHEIIION REININCIAQR PRINGI .Ii STRAIN AAA: f I Mm m ! .':: VVIiS'I'IiAIiINIPIQR EE ' 4N T 'IW IBIQADIAQN 4 .A v'V 2 2:2 T9Ul7'l EXli'IIIl7I'I'S xXYlIOSL' l,If'IIII'L'i IDU 1Xf7lD0lIl'I 5C IFINIIIIQS I IILINKIXTNII' XVEXXII IIiIQI .Y RII-IfY .IACOIES NYU! X .... W4 QA I, I' If 5 2 ya 44 fifw-91 IM. IIGOI 'W VI..-XRK ISI ..fXNCI'I.fXRD ITXRYONS SVI IXVAIQZ XVII .I .ARD I.EIf .XIII5Ii'I I' ISIXIQKER TUSA CARI .SON CI IAMBI .ISS I X JKOS FI IIIQOCKY FIl'IfNC'I IOXV XXI JRRIQI .I. .IOI1 NIL-I'IIAIII XXI JI .CfO'I I' XYIISCJN .IIN NQPI IAII, XX'If.XX'IfIl I3I'.I .I .. NIfmagc-r The Season in Retrospect -K-K-X94-K'K-X94-K'?4949494-P4-K'K94'K'K ln loolcing baclc over tlwe season one cannot but notice tbe outstanding individuals on tbe team. It is always apparent, tbougti, tbat it was tbe great team-worlc of tbe Owls tbat pulled tbem tbrougla tbe rougla spots and lifted some lew individuals to tbe standout spotligbt. Tbe Rice Owls bad a very successful season. Every team in tbe conference was double bard tbis year being strengtlaened by tlae material tbat bad gone oft to war. It was only will and determination and bard Figbting tbat classed tlae Owls as tlie Soutliwestern Conference Co-Clwampions and Urange Bowl Claampions. Tlie team was laonored to place tour men on all-conference selections and one man on vir- tually every all-American team selected. Xveldon Humble, co-captain and guard, was tbe team mate to receive tbe outstanding latter distinction. Xveldon was placed on every well lcnown all-American team and on every all-conference selection. Cbarley Malmberg, co- captain and taclqle, was placed on many all-conference selections including tlae United Press team. Carl Russ, tullbaclc, was placed on every all-conference team including Associated and United Press. Russ was also tbe leading ground gainer in tbe conference by a wide margin. Huey Keeney, lelt lialtbaclc was also placed on almost every all-conference team including tbe Associated and United Press. Keeneyfs great lciclcing was one ot tlie big factors in tbe Qwls drive lor lame. Not only tbe boys received national recognition lor tbeir worlc done during tbe season. Eddie Xvojeclci was voted outstanding grid trainer ot tbe year by tbe Football Trainers Asso- ciation. Eddiens expert slcill lcept many ot tlie boys in tlie game tbat would bave been on tlae sideline otlaerwise. Tbe Owls lougbt bard to win nine games for tlie season, and tbey tougbt valiantly beliore being downed in tbe two games tbey lost. Tlae team will miss ltucldey, Ellis. Humble, Lawrence, lxlalmberg, Nicbols, Pricbard, Scruggs, Spruill, Sultis, and Vyfalmsley next season as tbey Finisb tlieir stay at Rice. As we looli lorward to next season let us do so trusting tlie boys wlio remain liere. Xxle laave some line material tlaat bas been tried and proved. ln addition we bave new material coming. Tliese men will lilcely put us close to anotlier cliampionsbip in 1947. l:161:I Orange Bowl 949494949494949494949494-X94-Kiiiiii RICE 8 TENNESSEE O Starting witb a cyclone offensive burst tbat left tbe Tennessee Vols wondering wbat bad bappened, tbe Qwis grabbed an early lead and coasted bome to win tbe 13tb annual Grange Bowl Classic. Tbe Qwis entered tbe game sure tbat a bard tigbt was abead. Tbey bad au tbeir power unsbeatbed and ready for tbe fray. Early in tbe first quarter tbe Qwis bowled an tbe Tennessee men from tbe patb and made way for a toucbdown. Russ broke over rigbt taclde bebind good blocking and beaded for tbe goat line. Hemmed in by tbe Vols be tat- eraied to Keeney wbo scampered tbe rest of tbe way for tbe only toucbdown of tbe day. Tbe piay netted 50 yards and 6 points for tbe Rice Qwls. Late in tbe first quarter tbe Qwls again casbed in on tbe scoring opportunities. Deep in tbeir own territory Tennessee lined up to punt, but Uljroggien Williams blocked tbe punt and tbe scramble ended witb Tennessee in possession on tbe 1 yard line. Again tbe Vols tried to Icicic but tbis time Ralpb Wlurpby blocked tbe punt and tbe bali bounded out of tbe end zone for Q points. Tbis was very bumitiating to tbe Vols wbo bad not bad a punt blocked an year. Tbe Owls alternated tbe first and second team freely because of tbe bot weatber. Botb teams sbowed wen against tbe Vols and many times it appeared tbo Owls would break loose for anotber toucbdown. Vxfitb an 8 point lead tbe Qwis were taking no cbances. Tbey settled back and beid tbe Vols. Tbey sbowed a good defensive team and kept out of danger. Tbeir defensive power was sbown wben on tbe kickoff in tbe second bait tbe Qwis fumbled on tbeir 18 and Ten- nessee toolc over. Tbe Vols made one first down but to no avail as tbe Qwis beid inside tbeir ten and punted out of danger. In tbe second quarter tbe Qwis were in good position to score after Vxfaimsiey bad returned a Vol punt to tbeir 28. Tbe Rice team was stopped on tbe 2 by a fumble. Tbe Qwls were never pressed enougb to extend tbemseives as tbey bold tbe upper band all tbe way. Humble was placed on tbe mytbicai all -time Grange Bowl team for bis performance during tbe game. Keeneyys brilliant kicking kept tbe Vols bebind tbe fence most of tbe day. Otbers wbo played fine bail in tbe line were Scruggs, XV. Vxfilliams, J. Xfviuiams, Maim- berg, Armstrong, Murphy, Noble, Magee, Nicbols, Suitis, Vxfatson and Price. in tbe back- fjield tbe steady performers were Eilcenberg, Russ, Anderson, Vxfaimstey, Hoerster and Stock- bridge. M621 TH E TEAM H Suu-Kissacl. J. -lufvnl sm 1. fhul I Jul. um f rum' In my rnzulrfc I fffurl In hum, yuu uhfmrrf. AD FUN! Vhe hoys had a hearty wclcfomc- and from aff rcxporls wore c-ntcrluinvcl royally. XL upper right, Hcmridifs Mgvvim for I lcallh, queen ,Qcls hvr pivlurc slwlfhc-cl y zxrtisl, Spurgeon Xvoocl as Hill Taylor gjivvs c'rIl,iciz1l suggvslious .... TIN- Iower left pidure shows Lhv Orange Howl IIIICUII pre-sculingj mlm Lrophy to Tc-cl ITLIQQS, HS CHF' Klldpp, Elllfl tC'E1YHI'IlCTIIlJCI'S look OII. 1:1631 Blue Bolts 7 + Texas Shorthorns 7 Going to Yoalcum for one of their hardest games of the year, the Blue Bolts lought a highly favored Shorthorn team on even ground and tied them 7-7. The Shorthorns scored in the second period on a pass play. The point was good and the Bolts were trailing. playing a hang-up game on defense the hoys from Houston held the Longhorns the rest ol the game. ln the third period the Rice team put on a march that set the Texas hoys hacli on their heels. Sparlced hy Barron Ellis who made the touchdown the Rice team drove in a high spirited fashion to set the score 6-7. A trv lor point was wide, hut Texas was oll- side. Un the next trv Ellis split the uprights lor the tying point. Neither team could get started again and the game ended 7 all. Kraft, Xvolcott, Chamhliss. Ellis. Shelton, Tusa. Timmons, Parsons, Del. l-ee and Ahhot turned in a splendid game. Blue Bolts 13 + A. 5 M. Bees 6 The Rice Blue Bolts proved themselves to he a rugged. alert and hustling team in talcing their opener from the Aggie Bees. Early in the second quarter the Farmers put on a sustained 80 yard drive to forge ahead. Trailing 6-O in the third period the Owls toolc on new lile alter recovery of an Aggie lqurnhle hv tlaclc Price. Sparlqed hy Floyd Sommers and less Pmarlcer they crossed the douhle stripe on a triclcy douhle reverse play to tie the score. Again the Qwls tools command, thanlcs to the accurate lciclcing ol Truett Peachey. Peachey angled one out on the A. gr lvl. three from which point the Aggies were lorced to punt. Talcing the hall on the Farmers, Q1 the Owls uncorlced the hottle and showed the Aggies a talce run and pass lurom Shiroclcy to Sommers lor another 6 points. Try lor point was good and Rice led 15-6. Shiroclcy, Sommers, Pmarlcer, Hart and Price stood out lor the Rice Blue Bolts. A. G M. Bees 20 The A. lvl. llees hounced the Blue Bolts from the undefeated ranlcs in their return engagement he- tween the two teams. Early in the lirst quarter the Sharecroppers drove from the Rice 41 to pay dirt. The Blue Bolts just could not seem to get their defense worlcing. ln the second quarter the Blue Bolts were trying things of T.C.U. Pollywogs I3 + Blue Bolts O Playing what was considered the poorest game of their season the Blue Bolts returned from Fort Vxlorth on the short end of a 13-O score. Fumhles and intercepted passes cost the Blue Bolts the game as the T.C.U. Pollywogs rolled over them. On delense the Rice team was tough. Five times they gamely fought the Pollywogs to a stop inside the twenty yard line. It was a pass interception that First counted for the hoys from Fort Vxlorth. The Rice team had a pass in their own territory haclctire and leave them 6 points hehind. The Pollywogs, interception came on the QQ and carried to pay dirt. Again the Qwls received a stitl hlow when a Pollywog hrolce through and hloclced a punt on the Rice 14. Pass interference was called which gave the hall to the Vxlogs on the Blue Bolts, 1 yard line. From here the Vxlogs lorolce over the stripe and made the score 13-O. Braden, Sommers and Timmons furnished most ol the sparlc to the Rice machine. Blue Bolts 39 + Dallas N.A.S. O Charging all over the lfield the Rice Blue Bolts added their second win ol the season. The Rice team came out ready to play hall. Before N.A.S. realized the game was under way the Blue Bolts had pushed Ellis across for the lirst counter. Taliing to the air the Rice squad counted again when three passes lvrom Peachev to Xvolcott covered the distance. A Newhill to Sommers aerial added the next one to malce it 20-O at half time. Sommers opened the second hall with a 46 yard run and another score. Cotter tallied a lew minutes later to run the score up a little higher. Late in the third period a Newhill-Tusa combination on a pass ran the score to 39-O where it ended for the night. Despite some of the triclcv spread formations Dallas used the Pmlue Bolts held them to a minus Q9 yards rushing lor the night. lvlention for the night goes to Sommers, Newhill. Ellis, Nvolcott, Timmons, Chamhliss. Lee, and Shelton. + Blue Bolts O their own when a pass was lired and the Aggie line loaclcer pulled it in and started for the end zone. The Blue Bolts could not catch him and the score was 14-O. The Plow loclceys counted another in the third period with a long pass. This ended the scoring lor the night with A. Sr M. leading hy Q0 points. liraden was the sparlc plug in the Blue Bolt team which sputtered lout could not get started. 1:16411 S' ,, L, 7' Y ,V V J 5? ' ., A W ,,,, 1 I , I V :M 54 -. i-f',., ,, 5 3-4 If .... A. at - '-'- 'g y , il , ' .,., z 2 5 2 - ' -- ' ,mi ,, ' ' A. A ,.,, ' V 1 '. ,I ., ..... R 47 ,. -. ,H '- -' ' i ,,,. vvw-fv 5 Rice 18 + Texas 13 51651 ,fl M1 Trainer of the Year Basketball Team in Action f1661 Q 'Hg-ff' iffmgm H QT QW f 4 '+ '1':'1' 'V ff fu H - 0 ,r-Kal, V, . I iii ,R N 1 ,Q ix Q., G ,.:5.,,,?, . -A K . -E-E V mi - ,ff ' - A+ xg 'Z In y ' -. - 3 , -, , .. i ,. ., . ,X ME it .A 1 fs . . ., , ::' E X .,.,. . J 4 , ,l. 1' , , gi H '---- - '.,. 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'M Wd A .W . ,gy , ,V Q, X, , ,, ' f X, aff E 'tfig :?Ai554?'325f?X'f' 21 , QI' - xg,-K A ,o vs of V .,.- K 5 , , :sg V j 1,2 Q .L ....V 3 , , , ami ,Z ,. .., E A ,V as . it .g,,,'v'A W Q. vu Mg .4e1,gyg' -1 , V 555' , M, MF, 5,4 M' A M .-.. z. ,,. ,ug ' Disnslvr Sirikvs-Arkansas 7 poinis Cv! off lfw grouml, fxlczgvc' Bvlliml rm iron wr Oops, slubfmrl my loc Hcruls up, Amfy lyiggyllflfll Anfly zzlnfnfvs FOCDTBALL Lusv wllzcfflzilzg? X , Nz- W, Kl,L'IIQj',S mrzgir' 100 pays off wwy squvvzos llmauglr In llw fnreculfmslacl Crrzppla fmoles Hoerslcr rcunblcs K0vr10y's in IIIC open f1711 5 ' , rmiiilf ' 1946 BASKETBALL lgaslcetball produced many close and tlarilling games during tl'1e lqirst post-war season. 'lube Qwls lost many games by very close margins. rlilriey llacl a season record of 7 wins against 17 defeats. You will notice lrom tlie season record tliat a number ol games were decided by one or two points and tlae tide could laave clianged eitlier way. Xve must commend tlie team for tlaeir bustle and never-say-die spirit. rlwlae Owls were led by Harmon Vxfalters and Bill Tom. Walters and Tom were selected to play on the all-opponent team against Texas U. in Austin. Tlais was quite an lionor being selected lxrom among all tlae Soutleiwestern conlerence scliools. At tliis game in Austin an all-star team was piclced and Vxfalters, a senior wlio plays guard. was placed on it. Vwlalters deserved tlwis distinction because ol liis bustle and baslcetball ability. Many laours were spent by tlwe team in preparing lor tlaese games and we slioulcl justly leel proud ol lliem. Vlilde team will leel tlwe loss ol Xvalters, lVlcDonalcl. Tliomas, Cummins, ancl Noonan next season. Tlaese men are seniors and will be leaving tlais year. g The season record is as follows: Rice Qpponents Rice Opponents 5l Sam Houston S. T. C.. . . . . 46 liaylor . . . 5' 55 Loyola llxlew Orleansl . . . . . 55 60 Texas U. . . . 44 De Paul ............ . 48 74 lvl. U. ....,..... . 45 lvlarquette ,,,,.,.,, , 58 522 Y. lVl. C. A. Triangles. , . , 54 Nortli Texas 5. Vli. C.. . . . . 55 54 Sam Houston T. , . . 58 59 Ulqlaboma A. and lvl.. , . . . 61 55 lxlissouri ...,...... . 57 57 Tulane ............. . . 60 59 l.oyola llvew Urleansl . . . . 57 35 l.. S. U.. .. ,..... .. rio 5 I Arlqansas . 52 55 Arlcansas , . , . 05 5.1 llaylor ......... . 40 50 lexus A. and lx l. .... , Fl bio S. N. U. .....,. ., oo so T. C. U. ........ , 53 55 lexus A. and B l. .... . . 48 172 CUlVllVllN9, Tl'lOlVlA9, XN'.fXl.'l'lfRS CLUOK XQXHH JIEK, FOLEY, NOONAN TUV SXX'l'lYITIl .Xml l,H'flll't'flf I Il 'I JK 1I Y9 ONAXID, l Ol,.liY, XYA BASEBALL Rice lnstitiitevs laaselmall squad, lnriniming witlm more experienced players tlwan ever before, is looliing forward to a good season. lime squad llas ten lettermen lrom previous years, some ol wlaom are inaelc alter lneing in the service. ln addition to tliese tldere are several rooliies wlio are loolqing good in worlcouts. in time lirsl game ol tlie season tlie Owls soundly trouneed tlie lhluglies Tool team 7-Q. The boys were hitting well and only one error was made in tlie Tommy llopliins sliowed line form on tlwe mound and gives indication ol? lneingf an asset in tlle eonlerenfie drive. Powell, witli a terrilie triple and Sommers, Witl'1 a double wtiicla larouglit in tliree runs, got tlie lbest liits ol tlae day. Tile Wlaole team performed in a pleasing manner and gave indication they are out for a eonllerenre rliainpionslaip. Captain Plumbley will tie called on to iiil the box many times tliis season. Pmistiop, Bartlett, Tuintinson, Finflw and Corley are otlders who will ine called on to wliilt tiiern down tlle alley. Burk rout' Sloclqlurirlgo, Rciningor, Hopltins, Noonan, Xvillard. llrorif row: Powell, Costa, Plumlvley, Pmucliley, Bisliop. f 17,11 . , Q Ks the C,,AMPANlI.lz goes lo p , . Q rm. 5- g . C IPTG are Qoocl inoliculiolrs limo Uwls will go fur in the rvst ol llwir sriluvcllllf Tc-xas rx. mul N. Marvll ulqoxas A. zmcl M. Tc-xas U. April Baylor Texas A. and M. 'lf C. U 'If C. U. S. M. U. Texas U. May Texas U. Baylor Baylor S. M. U. S. SI. U. T. C. U. BML VUVIZ' ZS Q0 5 5 Q 1 ll ll QI l 2 9 IU 15 lb 17 'JH ,. TCL PILIIIIIDICQ' Bron 11, Cary, Nelson, Nlorgan, Fox, Price. Iworzf rorw- lwrxrnfmlm, Corluy, Bzxrllell, Vzrmrliw-lc, Nr-xxbiu, FOIIIIUCT fI751 ' 2327 v lf H f A VOX St'tQtftl.t. CXIQR Fl Xllllll-QN KFXYINN NURT TRACK Although only one meet has heen run as this hoolq goes to press, we have mueh to loolq llorxvarcl to lrom this team. There are many hoys vvho are expeetecl to rome through this year ancl seore many points in eome petition. At the llorcler Olvrnpie meet in l.areclo the Rice Owls linishetl lourth clue to the yvorlq ol some star men. lhev seorecl Qt V3 points to press Olqlahoma rx. ancl lxl. lor lhircl plaee, lexas won the meet with 51 points. ancl Texas ancl lX l. was seeoncl with itllfz. llxllgll' lfrlurth was high point man lor Rive in the meet. He startecl the season oll right hy winning hoth hurclle events. Phill Cummins clicl not malqe the trip or xve shoulcl have hacl more points in the hurclles. lloh ljorter linisherl seeoncl in the mile hut is expeetecl to he in top shape at the eonlerenee meet ancl talce the event. Rive tool: seconcl. thircl. ancl lourth plaees in the high jump. Collman ancl h'lc'Grew tietl lor seeoncl place anal lxlacleley plaeecl lourth. These men are expectefl to luring in points in that event. Vyfeldon l lumlnle shovecl the shot 45' 35f1 to place thircl. He shoulel improve enough to step up. ljrecl .lacoh plaeerl lourth in hroacl jump although he harl practieecl only a lvew Clays. Two men who clicl not malte the trip that are eountecl on lor points are fxummins in the hurclles ancl l loll in the clistanres. fox, a lreshman. is expecitecl to improve SPtfNtTIiR IMQOIB ttt'Ntl5t.tf lttbt-'lf NOXYLIN ,fi pl, if 51761 VLWINIINS Pi HRT!-lll Iflllfl 'RTI I FOI-'ITNIXN aiicl may prove lo lx- an asset cluriiig llie season. Nowliii is getting Qoocl clistance in tlie cliseus. He tlirew some long ones at l.areclo lmirt sciralcflierl. Spencer will picili up time in some ol' ilu- relays. Vliliere are many otliers wlio are sliowing goorl prospevts ancl voulcl improve eiiougli to rome ilirougli. wlqlie season srlierlule is as lollows: olarrli 7- 8 . . . . .l5orcler Ulympivs Flarvli 2l-22 , . . . . l.. l. Relays Nlarrli 20 ..,..,............ 'liexas Relays April 5 .... Texas ll.: Texas A. aricl lxlz Rive April 12 .,...,........,.... Rice vs. Vllexas U. April 19 . . .Ririeg Texas Texas A. and Nl.: Baylor April 25-26 . . . ....,....... .......,. l Dralce Relays lxtlay 2 . . ,Rice vs. Texas U. May 10-17 . . . .......,.,...... Corilerenee Meet .lime 20-21 . . . . . A. A. at Salt lsalce City, Utali .luly 5- 4 ....... .... .... . . .N. A. A. U. at l.incolr1, Nelaraslqa Squclflrnen not pictured: Baird, Cochran, lwlelmeamp, lVleGrew, Reynolds Sl ilfl.'I'ON XY! JRRIQI .l. BEAUDRY liI.l.l5 I lOlfR5'I'liR XX'fX'I'Sf JN ii 1771 TENNIS Showing a lot ol class and clrive tlie Rice Owls cloxvnecl tlie Baylor ljmears in tlie only meet playecl tlius far. Tlie Owls swept tlae meet losing only one set. Sammy lvlatcli clownecl Emory Gaffney. 6-Q, 6-Q: Bolgluy Curtis lieat Bill Bogart. 6-1 , 6-Og Cliicl: Harris swept .l. D. Claristian. 6-Q, 6-2: anal 131019 Harris won over James Plaenix. 6-Q. 4-6, 6-5. lvlatclw ancl Curtis teamecl to clruln Gallney ancl Cliristian, 6-O, 6-1 in tide cloulilesg ancl ttie two Harrises won over Bogart ancl Plienix, 6-11, 6-1. Tlie Rice team laas only two lettennen, tvlatcla ancl Curtis, wlio are co-captains. Tliis cloes not mean it laclcs talent. Claiclc Harris was one of tlie state laigli sclaool winners ol a 1 ew years liacli. Bobby Harris was on tlie cloulnles combination wtiicli won tlie Texas liigti seliool competition in 716. Bob Foley went to the quarter- linals in laigti scliool competition before tl'1C war years. Curtis is a tried anti proven performer. He was one ot a doubles comluination wliicti won tlle conference meet in pre-war clays. This same combination was runners- up nationally. lxlliltffli is seeclecl number 1 on tlie team. He is seeclecl numluer 3 in national intercollegiate tennis ancl numtner 1 1 in national tennis competition. Ttiese men and otlaers on ttie team are expectecl to luring liome tlae conference tennis crown tor 1947. 1' rom early inclications as tlais lnoolc goes to press ttiey w'll certainly come ttirougla. The sclieclule is as follows: Marcin QI ....,.....,........ Baylor University April 16 .... . . .Texas University lvlarcli 29. . . ..,. Houston All Stars April Q6 ..,, . . ,Texas University April 4. . . . . .Baylor University Nay Q .,., . . ,Texas A. and lvl. April 0. , . . . .Texas A. ancllxl lxlay 9 ..,.,. ....... rl 1. U. April. ii . . . .,....... I.. S. U. iviay io ........ ......,.. S . M. U. April 12. . . ...... . .Tulane University lxtlay 15, 16, IT. . ........ Conference Meet CURTIS KTOAVII CONNtil.l.i:QY M.-X'l'lfl1 f178:l Burk row: Quinn Conncllvy lCO8C'llj, lzmrnc-lcl, lfolvy, Curli- Fronl rozr: Cliivls llnrris, liolwlxy llarris. Nlsiiflx GULF April 4 tlic Rini Qoll' tcam will opon ils luifl lor ilic- cioiilvvrorivc' vroxxp. .Ns yvl llioy lmvv not lwon lostocl in Compoliliori. lfcl lJy Garlli tlio loam luis Sow-rail mon wlio arc Sliooliiig in tliv TOS. l3llfliK'. wlio was iuimlmur ooo lz yoar, will again lac lbarli. Sliolcloii, aiiollivr lc-ilvrmari. will lnv sliooliiig goocl gollv. Close-ly lollowing lllcso min :irc Xvooclcly, Cziarlioii. fiarlsoii. Nlasvlw, Rowe uncl llurlqlwarl. Tlx- loam is improving in praclirc uocl will lac gluiriirig lor ai goorl season. Plilio only srliocliilofl meolings arc as follows allliougli llic- sf-Iwlulv lms not lmcwii ciomplotcclz ,Npril 4, 4 , . . .Baylor April I I . . , . . 4 .... Texas April L23 A , . .Vl40XflS A. :incl lvl. 51791 .W j x F5 1 :Wi , . llucle row: lvlaior Early, USMC fcoachl, Ezell, lVlartin, Sfggt. Cusenhary, .lr., USMC llnstiuvtorl fron! rout Hollister, Xvillqins, C ington li-uni members no! picfiirecl: XX y0OllIIlill'lSCC, Sllgg, .lilCliSOI'l, XVZIII Ili' lxlitfll Rice can well he proud ol its rille team. The hoys have carried olfl many honors in their matches. ln the Randolph Hearst trophy competition the Gwls placed second in a lield of fifty-three. Rice-,s second team placed thirty-third in this match. Rice liring 908 and Tulane tied for First honors in the 8th Naval District match. This was an important victory for the hoys. Hollister, Xvillcins and Covington are leading scorers on the Rice team. All the memhers of the team are freshmen and should go far in the next three years. Following is a list ol matches tired and the results: University of New Mexico. . . . . . 1645 Tulane University ....... . . 789 University of Texas ..... . . 8-15 University of Nehraslca ..,.. . . 7-11 .. 858 Dulce University ........... Rice 1540 784 805 851 840 Yale University . , . , Brown University ....,...... Rensselaer Polytechnic lnstitute . Ohio State University ....,... lvliami University, Oxford, Ohio University of North Carolina .... . . 907 855 University of Kansas ,...,... . University ol Xvisconsin ..... . , 860 855 University of Pennsylvania. . . . University ol Utah ,.,. ..... . . 785 0867 Sth Naval District ,....,. , lxlatches yet to he lired are: Penn State V U. C. l.. A. University ol Xvisconsin Oklahoma University University ol Rochester Harvard ...1. 851 950 805 1749 808 -wi- 1' D1 '41 Rice 867 861 861 1678 855 902 1756 908 National R. O. T. C. match lor R. 0. trophy lo he Fired shoulder to shoulder at Austin against University ol Texas. D801 intramural v 7Z f X Vigil, - A I. . 'WM 4 X 1 K A .1 mx f W rf.. 11.1, ,vw H111 wut fK111n111i11f. llollixlwr. lxliflrwxx. fargill l'.i'11i1irffi1'. fipiirfw Xxvallerf. llaiiil Slllllll INTRAMURAL FCOTBALL lnlranmral looilmall was cliviclecl iiilrflxvo leagues. ll1e ixineriean league anfl tl1e Nalinnal league. ix rounfl rolnin elimination was playeql in ear'l1 league. rl4lN'fl' were rnany llol ggaines playecl lmelore ll1e Super Six emergecl as winner in llllx Arneriean league ancl lllC Cowluays in lllf' National league. The players on llde Cow-- lboys were Bryan, Sn1ill1, Noonan. Peelnles, lloplains, Bolton ancl Roessler. XX'7lil'Il Llaese two learns were rnaielu-cl in cletermine ll1e r'l1an1pi0ns i,l1e Super Six coinposecl ol' ,limmy llnllisler, Tom Cox, llolm Squires, Harmon Xvallers. Bill Ciuininins, llavirl Cargill, Arlluir Sinillr Vern lxlemrew anfl Carroll lgaircl Loolf a llilfil l lo11Ql1l lmaille lo tl1e tune ol UU. f 182 1 i Q INTRAMURAL TABLE TENNIS ln lille taldle tennis cloulqles Competition lllere were only six l,U2lI11S enlerecl, lmll lwonnvecl over tlwe net many El lime loelore tlwe win- ning team ot' Sliuggs unfl lourlqe was cleciclecli ln llme semilvinnls lxflolwle nncl lfzell were lalien luy Skaggs nncl Bnrlge wlmile Crntlcloelc final lvlorlon lmcl u laye. Skaggs nncl Bnrlqe clellealecl Crziclclocilq :incl lvlor- lon in llie tinail inalcili lo lbe rirownecl tlie clmmps. Competition was really lleatecl in llie singles ot lzilmle tennis. Nloldle, Frecl, Slqaggs nncl llnrlce lastecl tlwronglm ilu- quarler linals. ln llie semillinals Elolule lbeal lm-L Frecl to enter tlie linals. lturlqe looli ri liot matclx llrom Slxaggs to enter llie Finals also. Vxfllen tlxe smolce liacl elearecl llrom over tlme tnlmle in llie Finals Plnrlce sloocl ns tlie sole owner ol' tlie Cliampls riglits. wil? :Af BAIQITIELD 51851 mg ff ' fx! E' ffkf A .: :::5E5jE5l:Q:EI ,V 1.5-':::.-' V' f me f 5 fe l it! UU RKE 2 INTRAMURAL TENNIS ' 1 . . . 1 . , lennis singles seemecl to lmve attraction lor more inlimmuralists llmn any ollwer single eornpetilive sport. rl lie season saw many a liol mzilcilw lmelween llie twenty enlries. To clelermine tlwe Cliamp El single ronncl rollin elimination was plnyecl. Alter llie seeoncl matelwes Ayers, tilmpnmn, lxlarlin, ltairlielcl nncl lvlcl lonalcl were still in llne running. lxliirlin nclvanvecl only ziller a lougli mutcli willei Nlorleclge. rl1lT6 semi- linnls saw Ayers eliminate lxlartin to llle lnne ot In-4, 6-C2 and liar- lielcl willi a lbye. ln llie linals Barlielfl overmme Ayers in a matclm llmnl was well plfiyefl ln' lbolti ldoys to llie score ol. fx-4, 6-1. BOYS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The National Leaguels Hot Five won the hoys, haslqethall tournament with a perfect record. The tournament was divided into two leagues, the National and American. The linal standing was as lollowsz NATIONAL XV L T Hot ljiye ......., . 4 4 O O Hot l4icli Bruiscrs. . 4 4 . 5 2 O Hopelul Hams . . 4 4 . . . Q 2 O All Stars ,.....4,4,.. 2 2 O Slippery Slimcs No. 24 . . Q 5 O l Drihhling Dopcs ....4.4 O 4 O AMERICAN g Conders ..4.,4..4.... 4 O O Back row: Vvlillanl, jacoh, lfikenherg, gpruill, Nall gellar shots ' ' ' 4 I 3 1 O Front row: Armstrong, Plumlnley, Buckley - Tall l DOQ5 ,----4---. . 3 Q O R. A. F. ............. 2 Q O Slippery Slimcs No. I . . . O 4 O There were many close games played. The Conders with liurlce. Stonestroot, Hilton, .laclcson and Rowe were dmhloed hy the llot Five composed of Armstrong. Plumhley, Buclcley, Xvillard, ilacoh, liilqenherg, Spruill, Nall and Magee. Tho superior condition of the Hot Five paid oft as the Conders lagged in the last halt. Eilcenherg and liiiclcley sparlced the Hot Five as .laclqson and lfiurlce lofi the Conders. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The girls once again dotted their slcirts and assumed the role of athletes this year when the intramural season opened. To watch some of the girls play you would Wonder Why they were not out for foothall. Vyfith a perfect record the Girls, Cluh won the honor of heing the champions. They had to light hard to lceep the record, heing pushed hy the P. A. L. S. 57-54 in the highest total point game ol the tournament. The Girls, Cluh team was formed hy Captain Doris Scholl, Rita Bauman, Rosie Biamonte, Bonnie Bellamy, Margaret Donaldson, Carolyn Hodge, Jerry Howard, and Elizabeth Schumacher. Final standing in the tournament was as follows: W L T Girls, Cluh .4.. 6 O O 0.Vx'.L.S...4 ...5 5 O P.A.l4.S.... ...Q 4 O liT.l5.l,.S.... . 5 O Tvlilce Scholl won the honor ol heing highest individual scorer. Uther standouts during competition were Wilson, Fox, Thwaitcs, Xvcathcrall, l lodge, Cheatham, Poindexter, Laird, liianiontc. Donaldson. ljenn, lloward, Joplin and Putney. Back row: Carolyn lloilge, Margaret Donaldson, Doris S Elizahoth Schumacher Front row: Rita Baninzin, Rosie liiainonie, lionnie Bcllainy, l y TTOXYilI'il I 184 J THERE IS N0 JO!! IN AUSTIN Ti-ns WEEK Pay BRADY rl1YS0N 94949494-K-Kdiiidifkisisifiiidsiiisiiiii Last Saturday Hvxfonder Teamu and UGotden Boyw came to town. Last Saturday ahout ten or twetve thousand University ot Texas students came to see the great game. Utd Dana X. came to Houston for the last time as mentor of a Longhorn foothatt team. The stage was set for another Texas U. triumph atong a vic- torious way to a mythical nationat championship. Gala open-houses and joyous dances had heen scheduted for Saturday night. The team that couldnt he heat was coming to town. Therets no joy in Austin this week. Hitt Halt is as silent as King Tutys tomh on Halloween night. The frat hoys no tonger whistle at every sorority sweet, they waltz tisttessty from ctass to class with a dutt toot: on an already stupid pan. Professors shuttle from tecture to lecture with heads howed, tears hehind horn-rimmed glasses. The jutce hox in the Texas Student Union now ptays funeral marches and dirges, hesides such poputar favorites as Mt-o Each His Moana! QA Rose Bowl must remain, without Bechtot and Laynej, Ucrying on the Qutside, Bawting on the tnsidef, and HGive Nic Une Touchdown More.,, Gone from the Neon Nickelodeon are such earty season favorites as Nfjatitornia Here I Comef, Hsan Fernando Vatteyf, and :Texas Fightf, fThat tast song died a terrihte death at the hands of a tipsy quartet at a Rice dance Saturday night.j Along the watts of the Student Union huitding. the Hcotceu and MDL Pepperw machines furnish a lace hantcy with each spiked sotq t drink. Gone the gay card games, gone the toud tattcing, gone the hoisterous taugh- ing, gone the jiving jitterhuggers. Students stare dutty into text hooks. Over in the corner a tortorn frat hrat is trying to sett two round trip tictcets to Pasadena for Fifty cents each. Qccasionatty a toud soh wilt pierce the dark gloom that permeates those silent halts. The University Tower is swathed in htaclc crepe. The hands of the mighty clock are stopped at 18 and 15 past. instead of the famous tower chimes, taps are now played every hour on the hour. The heacon on the tower now shines at half mast. Xvortcmen are husity engaged in changing the famous motto over the tihrary entrance from HSeetc the Goat Line and Ye Shalt Find ttu to :The Humhte are the Victoriousf' The motto in the Longhorn dressing room is no longer HHit 'em again, Hit yem, Harder, Harderf, Now it is nKnoctc me down, Knoctc me down, Gently, Ge-nttyf, .. Even the University facutty has stopped heing tranquit with each other long enough to mourn. Painter is perplexed. Dohie is depressed, Dana is in the dotdrums. And the team: Layne tost, Ellsworth ,urts, Canady cringes, Cottins crumptes, Bechtot is htue, and the rest of them arenyt 'appyt No sooner had the news of this terrihte catastrophe reached the hintertand than messages hegan to pour into Austin. Vxfired Harry Truman in rom Vxfashingtonr HDO you have any Longhorn steatcs for sate? I heard a steer got slaughtered down Houston waytm When informed ol? the rumored impending feast, General tVIacArthur radioed: U1 shalt he theretu In a transatlantic telephone can to Coach Bihte, Xvinston Churchitt is purported to have hettowed: Nxenephon, if you need a futthactc, I stand ready. I warn you though, I have nothing to offer hut htood, toit, tears and sweatf, Dana screamed hack, Nts that am!! ivteanwhite in Austin Dana X. Pbihte made his otticiat statement to the press. Supported hy six husky P. Efs, with two coeds wiping the tears from his eyes, Mr. Phihte is reported to have said: 'XV e were Humhte-d. They Nictced us. Vxfe were ahout ready for the em-Matmherg-ers when they Fin- ished with us. They had a Armstrong and were Nohte at that. They in-Suttis-ed us. Those Owls Taylor-ed and Lanza-oed our Steer. That feathered ttoctc was too Keen-ey-ed for us. They spared no Price to heat us. Their tine was Magee-stic. HAnd that guy wvojectci, he sewed a new antde on Xvittiams, taped a new shoutder on Xvatmstey and wired together that Anderson. And in conclusion I have hut one thing to say, tm ready to retiretu ' 51853 Ufwwffw 3 lg ? my 1: G X ix 51881 Nleretlilll llroyles lllfflllllfli llrmtl Kemp Klicpera lvlf?l'SC'lJlIl'QCI' Nylneig gftilll' Fmilli late Vvlmin- Young The 1947 Campanile lfrliloriul fluff sixicix xiiiieFpi'i'ii ,, .... ..., i iiiiim xixiev smiisox . .. f,fQ i..i.- iifiih., xviiiiixxi iaizovii-is . ,.,,. xaiwi iifiiim- siiiieii-ix Nm-iizcz , ...Class iiiiiim - a iixisoiin 'iywii .... ....,,...,.,. s , 1f,f ls ii.iii.,f K?3'lltSl'fT5l'Rtilflll We mu ml' 'V S lim' Miiiiiiiz ...........A.4 .,.. P ii.,i..gmpi..-f Vlio tlie stall inemlmers ol ttaie 1947 CixMP,xNi1.E go very special tlaanlcs for tlieir assistance ancl Co-operation. Xve cioulct never liave put out a lmoolc at all xvilliout tlwe eltorts ot tlie ctiligent few wlio liept lvusy ctoing every lcinet oth jolm tlirougli tlae entire year. Nlary Simpson Clclliflfftltly tooli over numerous ttitlderenl jolasz Sliirley Nyluerg xvorlqect long anal lnarcl over tlie Class seetion: Stanley Young. tieacl caption-writer, anct lxflacle- lyn Sinelair, lieact pieture-collector, Ctict an unusually twine Sallyport section: l.ueille Kemp anrl Marion lVlerselJurger lalnorecl over tlae enclless organizations secitiong Harolcl Vllate ctict an excellent jolm on tlae sports seetion: .lay lxliller toolc ttme division page pliotograplas. Xve slioulcl lilce lormention especially ttie xvorli ol' Rex ljuller ancl ol' Lucille Kemp on tl'16 lmoolt as a xvliole. Tliey taitlilully assistefl ttxe ectilors in every llielcl. llqlianlfs also ,qo to tlie stuclents wlio gave Campus pictures lor tlie Sallyport section. Xve liope tlaat you xvill tue pleasecl xvilli tliis issue ol llie Cf.ixMP,xNi1.i-1 ancl tliat years llrom now you will enjoy loolqing over it ancl recalling tlae seliool year ol' 1947. The 194 7 Campanile Business SIUE I'lgt1GY XX'tf.'X't't tliR,'Xt.t.. , .,,.. Business Manager ,IJXMEQ VICK ...,..,., .Xin-tant tiusinece txtanaggvr F . tio ttie tuusiness slaii, time Business ixtanager anft tfrtitor wisti to express tiieir appreciation anct ttianics tor ttie sptenctirt wortc in time actvertising ctepart- ment ttiis year. Xxrithtjllt tilt-ir Consistent eo-operation, tteiis tbooic would tlave been a tinanriat tlaiture. XVC are espeeiatty ,qratetyut tor ttie atnte taetp ot, James Vick and Xvitey Ancterson wtio secured a sutustantiat portion of tile advertising, Others ot' tide ibusiness stan' wtdose wortc is to tie reeognixect anct itoinrnenrtect inetuctez txftarityn Miller Xveattierforrt tjrant Stuetcten Irvin Farin Hatty Betti Poinctexter txtary Ann fiastetto Betty ,lane Pructe ,lane tiarnsworlti Joanne Harwett .Ntire Yaris Betty Ctieattiani Xvatty Lovejoy Atvcrne Hittenctatat tvtargaret ttottanct Ken Smith Xvriggtmt ttowett Yvonne Brimtnerry Patsy IQCUISIIGQGII Connie Owens Ntarttia Lou Gitwson Patrieia Penn txtary tiranres Uorranrt .leannv tyforqt 1 1 rttie tirrns anct inctiyictuats wtio tiaye wortiect witti Us on the pntutieation are atso ctue an expression of our gratiturte, especiatty Mr tVturpt'1ree ot' Time Souttu- western Engraving Company of Fort Xvortti and Mr. tntuctspetti of Time Gutt' Puiutistiing Company ot' I touston. They tiave given freely of ttieir advice anct encouragement. Xveattleratt Brimtmerry Xveattmrt-orcl Uwcns Penn Po in dcxter Prude Reinstxagen Smith Vick Yorti 51393 .xrirhrrson txt Icinson Conn Davis Fox I'razic I..ew is I INIocIIenI7erncIt Quiniuy Simpson, IVI. Simps Tyson on, R. XVIme York fiooj 'w- The Thresher lidnorml Staff IJ. I. ANDERSON. ..,...,........,... . R. If. FLAGS ...... .I. R. IVIEYERS ...... IB. IB, TYSON ..,... ,I. I.ANOWORTIIY RONAID CONN .............. ...,.. NINRY SIMPSON . ED CURRY ...... BIi'I I' Y STONE . . . ROY SIMPSON . . . Business Stag . , . .Assistant ROD QUINBY, ALICE YORK .... .. ....,.....Editor . .Assistant Editor . . . .News Editor . . .Feature Editor . . . .Sports Editor . . . .Photographer Business IVIanager Business Manager .. .IVIaiIing Editor CircuIation Editor . .SaIes Promoters The student newspaper of the Rice Institute, the Thresher, has Five main or guiding purposes. 1. To provide an organ of information that wiII present all the news desired hy those who are activeIy interested in the institutionf-the students, facutty, administration, par- ents and aIumni. 2. To provide an organ for the expression of student thought and to unify ideais and objectives. 3. To create a whoIesome coIIege spirit and to support the institutionls hest traditions. 4. To promote and encourage worthy coIIege activities. 5, To record in permanent form the history of the insti- tution. Throughout the past schooi year the entire Thresher staff has woriced douhiy hard to fuItiII these purposes for which the Thresher exists. It wouId he weII to refer to this past year as a transitionai period, a period in which the Thresher was ever striving not only to equat prewar standards Imut to surpass them. Some of the practices cIeveIopecI during the war-time period were forever a hindrance to the prospective goaI. The success of etiminating these opposing factors couId not he noticed to a high degree during this past year, hut the worIc has begun and must he continued. The Thresher of next year has the joh of continuing these ettorts. It wouId he impossihIe to enumerate the contrihutions of the individuais of the Thresher staft' for each memher of the stattq has heen instrumentai in attaining success. Boh I:Iagg, assistant editor, has heen outstanding as have Brady Tyson, Jimmy Meyers, Nancy White, Doris IVIoeI- Ienherndt, Harvin Lewis, Jim Iuangworthy, I-esIie Hogan, Ciair-Xvorthe Coriey, Preston Frazier, RaIph Isandrunm, Bob NViIIcins, EIizaheth Schumacher, Ronaid Conn and others. Their woric has been most highiy commendable, and to them is due the credit for the success of the Thresher of this past year. SIUH members whose pictures do not appear: Fiagg Noonan Coor Smith Schumacher DurIcee Nieyers Murphy Vx'iIItins Hay IYIcCaII CorIey Iuangworthy OuaIIine Hogan Foster SHAVER VVILLIAMS NUT XVIISON PI IILLIPS I IVIRNI DON FRANK YOUNG MCKILLOP XVILSON POINDEXTER DRAPER VAN Dli MARK Since Uetolner, 1946, a group ot enterprising stuelents ancl laeulty memlbers lias tween worlcing to procluee on tlie Rice Campus a new and improvecl successor to tlie cliscontinued Owl. TllC result of ttieir ellorts, R l: ilze Rice lnsliluie Wlogczzirio, is, at ttlis writing, expeetecl to appear in tlde latter part ol lvlay, 1947. Ttiose interestecl in lliis new magazine inelucle lxlaleolm l lernclon-Eclitor-in-eliielg Hally ltetlw Xvallqer ljoinclexter-4 Business Manager: Ur. A. D. Melfillop, Nr. George G. Xvilliams, Fance Franlc, Stanley Young, Eugenie Nut, ancl Artlwur Draper- inenilpers ol ttie ljulmlieation Committee: anrl Mary Margaret Xvilson, lznettye tlliillips, Xvoolcie Sinclair, Scott van cle tvlarli, Gloria Xvilson. Cliarles Sliaver, Roy Simpson, ltetty Jane tlrucle, Calvin Clausel, Ronald Conn, Hugh Howarcl, Ttiurston llooper, Brady Tyson, Xvalter pxlbluott, ,lerry lfttiericlge, lfrnst lxilaas, Vernon Newton, Xvalter Hearn, lxlrs. lolin l larcly. ancl Clinton Quin. llfliil ,pak KN' , awww, E i A .,,, Q 2 ,pn A f111 b rlxf ici lSmy,A. ltmyfvl. Cfroorn l Dorrzuu 0 lrox flano Clnston l fratmnx l lirrslilonrger l ls urxx' ell l lowzc .lzrmeson ,loplin Kemp l .ylorrl tNli:Danit-l lxflcrerlittx Montgomery Moore lQHdilOI'Il SCl1LlI'l1?tlTi'lE!l', SC4l'lUl'l'lLtCl'lCl', gC3lC Ftonc Ililiwaites ,lla-rrill J. Bl. t-, Elizabeth Baldwin Literary Society Ofjliccrs SKXIQXX iNlliRlfl Jlll l l,t1'rl1li'Ul llilqrxl Yuri- ljir--iileiit lfl.l.EANOR CIRAI l.XNl Smit-tary l.t,'Cll.l.lf KIQNIP 'th-iisuror AVA Blcl'DANllil. cjOltI14'tlIIlilt1-ill'liifgt' 5lqXlU1t'lfl2l'l'li tj,'XS'l'ON Corrtlspomlmg 9--1 if-lan Fl,'NR'l4l l.'X .LXNIIQSON Trilmnal ORAl.YNN 'lil lXV:Nl'l'liF Blfxlqrl-l Co-reporters l3lf'I'TY llfl-I .'Nl2fVlt'mlQli79'l'liR Keeper-ol-tlic'-Scraps tlrir-t ieiiivstvril l,C7UlSlf lTl.li'l'Cl'llfR lit'l'I7K1l 0l' tlie-Sr raps lg:-ronil Sc-nu-slerl Il lNl,XR't'lI.-NN lXlOOlllf rogrzun Cliuirman tRli'I l'Y IITAN VOX gong:-fiiwts-:it xxrrns ,llf'I l'.X Slit lt 'Ft-XC'l llill Tlie lzlliialwetli Phalrlwin literary Society was nzunecl alter tlwe wilc of Vxfillizun lvlnrslw Rice, iouuclvr ot tlwe Rice lnstitute, Organ- izecl in 1015, it was tlwe lirst, ol tlie literary societies on tlie campus. At tlwe lic-giiiriiiig ol tliis year tlwe society plc-clgccl nine new ineinliers, wlwo were ex- tensively entertainccl wit,l'i open liouscs ancl sluinlwr parties, On Novcinlwr 23. tlwe Iil5l.S :incl tlwe lyre-lxlecl Society presentecl the yenris lirst lorinal :lance Hliblflffli l an- tusyf' ancl later on in llie spring, tlwe lfljnls gave a close-rl luanquet anal clanco at tlwc llouston Country Clulm. A lmay trip. at liay rifle. ar Halloweicn party anrl a folic party in lionor ot tlic seniors were among tlwe ycarls social zivtivilies. ln orcler to raise money lor its annual S200 scliolnisliip, tlle liacl at tootlmall ticliet ralille, a calce sale, anrl a style sliow, given jointly witli tlie alumnae. blilwe society contriliutecl to the Raft Cross, tlae fiom- munity Cliest, ancl otlier cldaritnlale institu- tions. At Cliristmas it gave a party for tlle Ruslx Settlement cliilclren. EB lionors lor tlae year incluflerl tlic Vice lyresiclent ol? tlic Student Association, Vice Presiclcnt ol tlic Froslwman, Sophomore, ,lunior ancl Senior classes, a inemlmer ol tl1c l'lonor Council, two memlsers of the Vxiomenls fiouncil, live meinluers ol time Stuclent Council. two memlmers ol tlic Stu- clent Religious Council, Eclitor of tlie CQAM- PixNil.li, a ineinlier of Sigma Xi. ljresiclent of tlae Roll anrl Quill Association, Representa- tive to tlie fxotton Ball at A. 5 lxl., Queen ancl two lirincesses of tlwe ,lunior Prom. Queen of tlit- Ronclelet., Duclaesses ol tlie lsreslwnian uncl Senior Classes, nnrl one senior, tlwree junior, four sopliomorv ancl two lreslunan rnaicls, two Arclwi-Arts honorees, zuicl tliree luezuitivs :incl seven favorites in tlie fx,xMi'ixxii.ii, ixienioers Xviiose Pictures Do Not flppear Ctieatliain lfletcli er Gilnson Grosse Xveismann fi9Qil Owen Wister Literary Society fjVUlr'c'V5 Nl.-XlQt?gXlQIi'l' CTROSSNI.-XX R.XIXIiY I,Yl'SlflI'Ill I5li't l'Y ANNE 'FURNIZR Vit-rf Pmsiflt-at CH.'XRl.OTTE DOUGLAS? Secretary lJlllvKFl'1 vllieasuu-r The Owen Xvister l.iterary Society hegun a very successlul year hy aclcling to its meni- lmership llourteen pleclges, who were honorecl at an open house. The clulmls activities in- cluclerl participation in all school activities, fihristmas ancl Easter parties for the Ruslc Settlement chilrlren, ancl airl in the recon- version to normal school lille. fwontrilmutions were inacle to the Recl Cross, Coinlnunity Chest, anrl Boys Town. The pululication ot the stuclent clirectory was unclertalxen liy the O.Vy'.ls.S. as in the previous years. The clulm suppliecl lunrls to purchase lmoolts on Texas history lor the lnstitutels lihrary. The highlight ol' the year in the clulmls social activities was the Hxvinter Vxfoncler- lanrlh' lonnal given with the Rally Club, at which liine the pleclges were torinally pre- senterl. Other social activities inelurlecl sluin- lier parties picnics, open houses, a lmarhecue ancl an inllorinal clance, a tea clanee, ancl other inlormal get-togethers. The annual nioclt anrl formal initiation ol: the pleclges was helrl at the Yacht Cluh. At the encl of the year, a tlinner clance was given lor the grarluating seniors. 0.XV.L.S. also partici- patecl in the girls, intrainurals, placing seconrl in haslcetlwall. O.XV.l..S. nieinhers were very active in campus lite, lor on the eluhys roll were tour Stuclent tiouncil inemlvers, one XVoinen,s fxouncil inemlier, one llonor Council mein- lier. three inernliers of Pi Delta Phi, niemliers ol Sturlent Religious orgganimtions anfl cani- pus puhlivations, representative to Sain l lous- ton Slate 'teachers College, Yice Presiclent ot ltit- fianterlmury Clulu, Vice Presirlent ol' the llrainatic Clulm, Tri-l.it l,resirlent, Secre- tary ol gtuclenl Council. ,Xssislant Art lfrlilor ancl fxireulation lxflanagger old the two ,Xrchi-.Xrls llonorees, one Princess, two lDuc'hesses anrl ltt lHkllflS in the Ronzlelel fxourt. anrl two heaulies antl live favorites m Hu-f,xMPANuJ1 Nferntwrs Xyfiose Pictures ltr: Not rlppeur lris C uracey Betty ,lane lyrucle ,lacqueline gtoltjt- Eloise Vinson rxlllmrillon Alclerson Arinsl t'aif l ltrirlgt-N Lastello, 4 I. 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RIISINIIIII1 nctivilir-5 IN-gan IIN: yr-air arwniainlirig mc-mr IN-rs of IIN- Sorif-Iy XYIIII II1e IN-w women FIIILICIIIF. PII-flung In IIN- Soriif-Iy aicIC-II in 0IlIC?I'IilIIIl'I1PI1I at IIN' AII-ScI1ooI Picnic' anrI were Iionorcr'I Iny IIIO nNfmIN-is aI :in 0511-n Iirmusc inImfIur'ing IIN-m In IIN- sIurIr-nt bofiy. TIN: PaIs nexl sponsored II1e Safurday NigI1I Dnnre aI IIN- ITN-ILI IIouSf- I0IIuwing IIOI'Il4'lHIIlII1Q. -IIIIPY Iwlpi-II IIN- Ienrn IN-at Toxins by fIeComIing IIN- gmrI pods. 'IIIN-y nIso we-rv IIN- group VIIOQUII I0 wrap IIN- gozuI posls for IIN- fVIiI IIOWI Ne-xv Ye-nfs CIIJIQSN: all Riff- SIEHIIIITTI. IIAIIK' INISII-IImII I0lII'II?il'IIf'llI NIH IIN' HIIIY IIIGIWIIVII rc-r'rr-ufinn Ior Riff- wrmrncri rIuring IIN- ye-ar. 'I1Iie IIJII In-ani IzN'Iu-:I INII INNI SPOIISIUEIII-IIID. Inn, :NNI f-xr-rr'iSc-. 'I-IIE' Curnmlulily CIN-SI 1xIs0 uns an mrupu Iimi of IIN- I'aII. fIn IjI'4Pl l'lIJl'I' T, III? Srwif-Iy pr:-44-nl:-II IInIirI,Iy III-r:rIrI, IIN-ir nnmmI I0rmnI, Su1'4'cSSIuIIy IIIIIDQ IIN' SIIIOIIIHIIIP IIIIIIII Inr IINS ye-nr, IIAINN SIT? s+'INvIarSI1ip is pri-sr-nl:-:I e-a1'I1 year Io a wornmi sIurIz-nl NI' IIN- Rim- InsIiIuIc-. IIIIYISIIIIIIS I1r0ugI1I IIN- IMI! un rNmI I-nIf-rIuinnN-NI Igor IIN- IQIISIQ S4-IIIQHN-nI VIIIIIIIUII. IXIIIIIUIIII IIINIIS wr-rv prom-cII-:I Imy er pmgrc-ssivo 4Iin nf-r fIum-I-, anfI Worr- IrwIIoxx'z-rI Imy IIN- Inilizrlinn Pumi- qLN-I mNI il INryrifIc-. Our Iinsh-r pzlrly Ior IIN- Rusk 1'IiiIcIrs-n, uirI In IIN' CrippIz-II fIIiiIcIr1-11,4 IAIIIIIII. :NNI nirI in IIN- PIIIIIIIIIIPIII OI IIN- IIKWXII' Iuun:Im-:I RIISII SOIIIPTIIPIII Num-ry wx-rc inls-re-SIS of IIN- spring. IIN- rI1wc-LI IrmrnNrI :II IIN- YIQPIJIS CIUII in Imnor HI' QFEIIIIIEIIIFIQ nN-rnIN-rs IYOVEIIIH' IIN- IIIUHI slN'f'Q-QXIIII so4'ia1I 4-ve-NI UI IIN- yr-ur wiIIi KIIIIIICI' NINI IIJIDFIIIQ I0 KII RI-irI's OrrI1esIm. A sIumI'1cr party, a pirnict given Ily new inc-mIver9, zinrI 11 fInIvesImi pnrly c'I1m-cI our rN'Irx'iIie-s Iur IIN- yr-nr wiIIi IIN- I-NH-pliun OI pInnS Im a fummr-r Imay Imusm-. YIIIN- PAIS parliviparln-II m'Iix'r-Iy in IIIIIIDIIS IIIL- xxiII1 IIN' IIIFIIIIIUTSIIIII inm'IrNI1ng IIN' IINISIDI-A XIZIIIJIQCTS UI INJIII IIN- CI.-'XMPANII.li nnrI IIN- TIN1-SIN-r, IIN- fX4sc'N'i:uIf- I'lcIiIor oI IIN- fIX5IP.XNll.E, IIN' Asmriatv ITrIiInr of III, IIN- CEIWIIIFIIIHH. fxssislnnt fIIiEIIl'ITlilll arNI CmrrN'iInNu1f nII.ar,qc- UI IIN- XXVIDITIIIIIIS Cmmf-II, IIN- Xvrmir-lil IQODIITSCIIIIIIIVF I0 IIN- SILNII-nI .'Nr'IiviIif-s Cmniniliv-rx IIN? SIUIIVIII IxIf'Il1I'll'f NI IIN- Aulry IIuusc- IIUIIFII. UNK' nN-ININ-r UI IIN- SIUKIOIII CNHIIIIFII, um- IlH'lTlIV'l OI IIN- IIUIIOI' fmirN'iI -IINI IIIIISIIIIIIIIII .XrIviss-r In IIN- IImNmr CNHIIIIVII. um- IIIUIIIIJPY UI IIN- SIIIKIUDI III-Iigimlx Funn- r'iI. IjI'f'rIfIl'III NI IIIP fIFIIIII'fI!llI'y ININIH. fiINiirnNN1 JIIIII om- me-mIN-r nf IIN: Senior IIanq1N-I Commillof-, aimI IIl!'IIII3E'fb :II IIN- CINN IIiNIury, I'IirmI IINII QNNI is-limi .'XIIII'l'If'iiII ciUIIlIIIIIIC'i'S. In zNI1IilNvn. Iwo IIll'IllIN'IS NI IIN- PQXI5 xxx-rv .XrrI1if fxrls INirNwrf-r-S, NN'IufIrng IIN' cplllwlwfl UI. .Xrf'I1i-xxris. OIIN-r pnIs us-rv Iionore-cI :is Rircvs SN.X'I'I'IIlOiifI In -IQ:-via Ivriivr-rsilyys RounfI-up, :NNI Rim-'S RK'IlTPSt'IlIil- tivc- Io III!! Univa-rsily of I'IousIon's Fronlier Irie-sla. Iwo .Iunior Prom IIrirN'f-SSSS, Six Iqavorih-s :NNI Iwn IN-uulies, were SQII-cIc:I Izy IIIP sIurIenI IxocIy Irom IIN- IJaIs. AnrI IIN- Court of RINNIQIQI inCIucIc-:I one Iyrinre-ss nnLI 1-If-ve-n maic'Is WIN: are memIN-rs of PAIR. Irour me-mI1erS wvrf- I1ifI to Pi D1-IIa PIN, EIIIKI Iwo in- vilf-II Io join Sigma Xi. IIINIHIN-rs XXYIIOSI' Pirlurc-s Do NO! Appear IIJFUIUII QIKIOI' IIHIIIIL I lily I.o0sc The Girls' Club Ofpcers SHIRLICY NYBERG l'rQmlf-nt Scl Yue llresirlent XYCXllDRlll:l'1 Secretary EIIEEN l5RUtlSS.'NRl3 Treasurer Soi inl fjliairmun lfirst Term Soi iul Cliairinun SE't'01lKl Vlwt'l'lIl MAltG.'XRF.'l' DONfXI.I JSUN Iiepirfur ljirst lerm II lxeporter Seroncl 'llerm llurliamentarian Keeper-ol--tlie-Srrups C!XROl,YN IIOIJKEE PNIWIAY lXlcS'l'RAVlCK Sergeuntsfrit-Qxims 'lille Girls' Clulm lmegan a very ae- tive anal successful year lay enter- taining the lreslwman girls witlw a slumber party lmeld alter tlie S.lVl.U. game. This was followecl in Close sueeession lay a colte party ancl sev- eral informal get-togetlaers. ln tlue spring the Girls' Club so- Cial activities incluclecl a slumluer party, a ldayrifle, a liay party, ancl a linal party laonoring senior memluers at wliiclr tlie cleparting presitlent was presentecl witli a gilt. Higlrliglit of the year was tlae TNVANG, an informal Valentine clanee given at llouston leiglwt Guard Armory. lvlusic for tlie allair was furnislwecl liy Karl Doernerys oreliestra. Projects unclertalten lJy tlie cluly were as follows: helping to rleeorate goal posts lor all lwome games. li- lurary worlc and supporting the Coin- munity fxlaest, tlue ,lingle Ball. anal Ilene Ronclelet of Rice. linportant tallts given cluring tlie year were tlwe traditional liistory lay Miss l,.ane, and an interesting suin- mary of the plans lor Rieels luture lry Dr, llouston. Certainly not to lie forgotten is tlre excellent worlt clone lby tlie luaslcetloall team. Coaelaerl lny .lolwn Donalelson ancl ,lim Langwortlay, tlie girls Came tlwrougli witlm flying eolors, winning all tlieir games anal talaing lirst place in tlie Girls, lntrainural Vlwournainent. From tlxe Girls, Clulu roll were vliosen one inernlier ol tlwe gluclent ffouneil, one memlper of tlie llonur ciOIIllCil, tl'1I'C6 IDCIIIIJCTS Oli llitf Xxloinenls Couneil. tlwe Class lfclitor of tlie CAMl'ANII.Ii, two memlmers ol tlie Tlireslier stall, one inemlmer ol. tlie Stuclent Religious Couneil. one niemlmer ol tlue S.A.A.C,S.. tliree lreauties in tlie CiA1VIPANILIi, anil Iwo senior maicls anrl one lresliman r1ltl1CRfJIlClClCt ol Rive. ixlenilners xvliose Pieiures Do Noi Appear V fiarolyn Delliomme l.orene Elcler Leila lvlefsonnell lris Graeey lvlareia XV:-iss i'lXll9IlC ,l0l'lflSUll llOIlOI' xXlOOCl hlliillle l-t'l1lTlElt1f1 lleliii xXlOOCll'llll1 IEZHIIIIZIIIII lg0llilITly lliiumonle Bray l.,1I'OlISSilIIl LZIIHPOS cilillli Lrooin Di fyfliiam llippel l Jonulilson Euslritlge Hampton l larleston l larslilmrgei Ititrks l lllll'Ilflitl1l iimigr- ,loplin llowaril lfittrell lX0lJityilSl1I l.upin Fletz N4 Lullougli F MN-ill Xlrstinvicl lxlugg Nc-wniann N5-In-rg Clxx CHS ltr-ster iemifiy Suile Sf-lmll Srlileivlier S4'lllIITliUTllCI' Sliarpe Stiles l,'IIfli'fXYUOCl Vail Younger 'HW E36 mpg ,Ah -, ..,, Q . Q: ..,. , V V ,zz 'fn :..,. - fe Q 'fs i L Q 'S N WWE xxx fi? ' lf!vf1'f5,1fXr5 ,iii HS? 5. K., yy s rr g ' Q .,.' A ::,,' gm f.,: E in M -1 , izi ...: Q ::f-- , - K .. ,,, 1 -:fa ' 1, X 1 nf XT 5 'Wh Y- ' sir. -2 -':2a2a2a2i2iff:f.. - f .-rr., SF s. 3, 4 s:a,:.z:i's+ Y X 51953 3, s 'E If .M at W X t, .. ...,,. ,. AA. . 5 r w t ft 4' X 'E M- ff K1 r ssii Q .,,...... ,, ..,, ir A. it '-,.. , i ' ' r ..rrr 2, :1:. M --zz P I K zzz EE :: A ff r Q 5 - i I ti 5 i 3 X ' '- 'if W i . .. X f196:I Rally Club Ahcrcromhie, PJ. A. First Semesfef Absfcfomhier r B- ,HQRRY Doi5Ei.MAN President AUM C7lt.'XRI.ES leici :Arms 1 V- P 'J L Ammon isizucii MooRE llcslilrgpy ,roim ww or-1 MARK rmsum gxttwell Brett Broyles Bryan, Bryan, F. Burke carrie-sir coat Costa Cotton Davis Doheiman Duncan Garrett Goff Greer Grisham Groos I Lrmmonrl livadrir-L I toward lsaachs Jacobs Jones The Rally of 1946- 47 enjoyed its most success- l ul and active season since hetore the War. lvlemhership reached an all-time record with the return of a large numher of veterans, and al- though it got oft to a slow start, the Cluh rapidly fusecl into a cohesive and smoothly worlcing group. The Cluh hacl great suc- cess with its ushering duties during the foothall and has- Icethall seasons, and worked with the Cheer Leaclers in sponsoring the many pep rallies cluring the year, in- clucling the huge honlhe pre- ceding the Texas game, The social season was highlighted hy the very pleas- anl mid-winter formal at the Rally Club Seconrl Semester JERRY DOBELMAN P rffs irlent CLINTON QUIN Vice Prcsirt ffnm t XVRICIIT IIOXVHLL Secretary JOHN VAN DE MARK Treasurer Rice Hotel sponsored jointly with thc O.XV.L.S., and in- ciuctecl many informal parties during the year. The activities for the year were brought to an end with the Annual Spring Banquet held at the River Gaks Country Cluh tate in March. lxlemluers Vvliose Pictures DO Noi Appear Bullard Hackney Heard Murphy Rayzor React Richards Simpson Smith Xvoocidy Kiesfhniclc Kisting Lawrence Lucy Kane Fir:Kr-nzic Munry Mason Meier Mills Moore Norleflge Neshit Peebles Peterson, A. Pvtersoli, Ptyer Pravet Quinhy Quinn Rainey Ravel' Reilly IQOOSSIQI' Shelclon Smith Yan De Marla XVahnsIey XVcctqe yew rw is - egg? ' E r y yyyyy.y 5 A me ,..., .....:.:.,A W W rite.. YX NA V - K l '-1I2 2 J c r X ' Q W..-4' 4' 1' 8? 51971 ffm 3 3 2 'QD E 1 E if I, In R.: luxury gwllingflfrlx. ciUI!Xll1I1QI',l4'4fl'!I Imflu- fafmla-lilwn lrxin lrillll lilifnlrf-lim Yoruly Sliullvy Yuung Phi Beta Kappa OH? f-ffr 5 A. ID. P1c'KH.I.OP l'r1-M0111 H. E. ISRAY Yi f-1- l,fC'SIflCIll V. F. I.liAlQ Sem-tary fl II. RICA! lTIiR 'I're-warn If XY. HIZKPS i 4 Svxmealon Il. IS. XVICISER M11 Bela Kappa, thc: olnlvsi of 1XlHOI'if'E1I1 folic-Q0 IIOIIOFIIQ' furaicrrxilif-s. was lvounclefl in 1770 al. llam Collvgcx of Xviniam and lwary, ancl now imcluclos vlmaplc-rs in om! hundrc-cl and liorlyfonc' collegcs. The Rice, or lgvta of TcxaS,Cl1aplf-r was instaucrl in l9Q0,ar1c.In1o1nlx-rs of' lim Sc-nior Class who have attained high sclmlaslicj clislincvlion are armuany Chosen to mom- lmersluip. IX'Ii'IllbPFS-Gllxfl arp ilu- QllCStS of ilu' swim-ly ai an annual luamquc-t and oraiion. fxlernfner XXJIIOSQ Piclure Does Not Appear Xviniam Kiesclmiclc 51981 Phi Lambda Upsilon ALPHA ALPHA XVIILIAJVI J . KIESCHNICK, JR. President IQDXVIN J. JENNINCS. JR. Vice Pri-siftent Jil Dxvllv LANSFQRU Secretary-Treasurer ln lxlarch, 1899, the honorary chemical society, Phi Lambda Upsilon, was founded on the campus ot the University ot lllinois. Because its aim, tithe promotion of high scholarship and original investigation in all hranches of pure and applied chemistryf, is the aim ot many students on other campuses, this society has spread to other campuses, resulting in the organization ot the Alpha Alpha chapter at The Rice Insti- tute in 1926. New memhers are elected trom the top-ranlcing Juniors and Seniors in the fields ol Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Each year the name ot the highest ranlcing sophomore student in these ljields is engraved on a plaque in the Chemistry Lihrary. Faculty Members Vtltiose Pictures Do Not Appear lxflilligan, NV. 0. Nicholas, H. Q. Richter. G. H. Smith, J. T. Vxleiser, H. B. Student ltlemhers Xvhose Pictures Do Not Appear Banewicz, J. J. Ecfholm, D. G. Hay, XV. S. , Journeay, Cv. E. Ntorton, P. Dvoretzlcy, t. Geler, H. C. Hearn, XV. S. Marshall, XV. V. Pravel, B. R. Goc trey, N. JJ. Hedricc, Q. F., Jr. lVlcCarclell, VV. lvl. Morgan, Jennings, Kieschniclc, Stamm, Lanstord, Braun, Strauss. Ray G i T B LH t LB i B I BIT SOD, CD rin ', ill' S00 '. BUITIQBI GH, US lily D991 lr W . ..:r - Er-': -M-awww' 1 zz' I. ei Q . tv LM, . if f, Zi f ' 'fx se? ,ff ,arf It Q ft me I ., . We : : . 1. .: ,::, I do 1 v ASKI .. :. : ' ei S 59 W? is .... li 200 :I Contey De I.a Garza t mrrelt I Iagemeier I Iiirrison I Iedriiitc .Iill'IlSOI1 .Ir-nnings Iiiesi IinicI: I.igon I.u4 y Fteier Ntortedge IN Iut Rudi Stamm -Ilausctx Tau Beta Pi Gfficers XVIIIIANI F. KIESCIINICK, JR. President I., XVALIACE IVIEIER Vi fafr- President .IOSI'IPI'I IVIGRI.I1'IDGI2 Rerording Secretary CURTIS V. HARRISON Corresponding Secretary JOIIN JACKSON Treasurer GILIIERT TAIISCII Catrrloguer rttre Iau Beta Pi Assoriation was tounded at I.et1igI1 University in 1885 by Edward Higginson XViIIiams, dr. Its pur- pose tras Imeen to martc in a Iitting manner tI1ose wI'1o Iwave conferred Iionor upon tI1eir Atma Mater Iimy distinguished scI1oIar- sI1ip and exemptary character as under- graduates in engineering, or Iny their attainments as atiimni in tI'ie Iietd ot engineering iiottegcs ot Americzl. The seteetion tor inemtuerstlip is based upon integrity. Iureadttr of interest inside and outside ot f'IlQIIlCCI'II'lf,Q, adaptatpitity, and unsettistr activity. as weII as sctiotarstlip. After tiinvtioning two years as a IoCaI organization Ianoxyn as ttle Iingineoptmytes, tI'ie Rice group prepared a petition to tI1e nationat Imoard tor admission to tI'ie nationat society. Vtqtie petition for memtuer- sI1ip was unanimousty approved Iny dete- gates from oe ctmapters ttmrougtroiit tI1e United States, and on Deceintyei' 18, 1940, ttre Texas Gamma Ctmapter was tormaIIy instaIIed at Rice. During ttle taII semester seven seniors from the upper one-Httti of their engineer- ing ctass were initiated into ttie cI1apter. These new members were tormaIIy initiated at tI'ie COI'l6ll House, and were Iater entertained with a Imanquet at San .Iavinto Inn. nleintaers Xvfiosv Picliires Do Not xtppeur Badger I ,ace Braun Porter Ctristiotin Ijravet Diirrett SCI'llIItZ Camtpte Stwetden Katmter Simonds, I . XX IfieIce Simonds, IQ. Iaiictay Snyder Ixtrtfardett Strauss IVIorton Xvittmoit Pi Delta Phi Officers MELVIN DOXV Presirtcn! t.ORE MERTEN VVATT Vice-President CONNIE Secretary CLAIRE HOOP Treasurer The Theta Chapter of the French honorary society, Pi Delta Phi, was founded at the Rice Institute in Aprit, 1950, and since that time, it has taken in over two hunctrecl pledges chosen from the highest rantcing students ot French. Activities ot the organization during the past year included an exhihition of pictures hy contempo- rary French artists, a series ot slides on modern art presented at the twuseurn of Fine Arts with coin- rnents hy Professor Chiilrnan, an exhihition of most interesting pictures representing French art from the 15th through the 18th centuries, a lecture on present conditions in France hy the Viscorntesse de ta None, one on contemporary French literature hy Nme. de Beauvoir, the weetcty gathering of a group of students for the purpose of singing French songs, and the annual hanquet and initiation of new rnernhers at Cohen House. Members Xvhose Pictures Do Not Appear Voncty Nvatt Bridges BYOLISSHIKI Clark Davis I Je BIllCX'S Douglass DOW' I'l0XN'ZlI'KI Hoop .lessen Pollard V imma 52013 wt 1 Q i s rs- X ,1 , I :.. it Q f 11::22-:2- .. 'Q ' -1 ' t --AA t t if ' 1 Af ' My ' -M-1-We T 1-'- ' . A ,AZA fx , I ' ,-,,.,-., ' I R Y rl .. : . 'Q ..A. A.A V. . s . 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PORTER Treasurer The Rice institute Engineering Society, the oidest student or- ganization on the campus, was founded in 1915 for the purpose of estahiishing fellowship among the engineering students of the in- stitute and to permit them to estahiish Contact with practicing engineers. Both of these aims are accompiished through the hi- weeidy meetings of the Society, at which the memhers have heard severai taiics hy prominent engi- neers. Sociai activities fr the year in- ciuded The Enginee-r,H the an- nuai format dance, a picnic, sev- erai parties at the Spring Branch Gun Ciuh, the annuai Banquet for memhers and the engineering iiacuity, and a speciai gathering at which the graduating senior mem- hers were presented with the Engineering Society hey. The Rice Institute Engineering Society hlernhers Xvhose Pictures Appear Xvilliam lx l. Ayers la. lx. Athy Vxfhittalcer Bains E. R. Beck R. D. Biggs George Coolc Joe H. Cook S. 0. Crutchljielcl Vxfayne Declelc rl. lvl. Davis Charles Dehlars B. PJ. Forestall lvlerwin Gaslcel R. l'l. Gorin .lames la. .lones Ernest Knipp l,. R. Klein Thomas ljpscomh rlohn lxlier ,lohn O. hlurray Amory G. Qliver l.eonarcl lvlartin E. C. Paige R. XV. Rauch Sancly Rushing Earl Scott S. XV. Sinclair Herhert Sutton Richarcl Swim Do No! lxillllf Katz Keyser lXIi'SCllllI1'li l'Xur'lll lalflylllilll l.l'lln l.1'Ull:lfll l.l'YIl l.Oll5C l.ox'c'ioy Bliifllll, fi. hlarlin, XY. hlnrtin, li. hluson lvlalleson lxlay F lcicr hflorlcclge lx lut Nishvt Nutling Parlzison Palillo Peters Porter Relhmc-yor Rose Seiclvr Scnturia Sharp Simon Simoncls, lj. Simomls, ll. Simpson Stonestrc-cl Strom Swarlz Tamasy Fl ilLISVll 'llclc-r Yansiclgle Van why NYM! XXYCCLL' Xvilliarns Xxloell-m-l Xvorlham Zlwl-clfll , . .,.. EN Q, 5, S5 ,,-. .SF ,, V . i Q. '.Q2 'iff i'i Z l . :Biz ::' f Q '--- ., s if A l -Lei A T zzi ' . ....-....,.. , : ' Q if '. fl A ft X i sissie R fi iiiii R i X 5 f - iiii it l zzlzuzz .--.---,..,. 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This is accomplished through the hi-weeicly meetings at which prominent eiectricai engineers speak on various phases of eiectricai engineer- ing. Also the student hecomes a memher of the national professional organization of electrical engineers. This year the organization was set up as a joint A.l.E.E.-l.R.E. hranch, the institute of Radio Engineers heing an organization similar to the A.l.E.E. Besides the reguiar technicai meetings, a joint meeting with the Houston Section of the 1Ax.i.E.E. and the student hranch of A. 8 M. Coiiege was held. The hranch also sent a representative, J. XV. Miller, to the District Meeting in Aihuquerque, New Mexico. The hranch also sponsored two parties for its memhers during the year. hiemhers Xvhose Pictures Do Not Appear Ferguson Heyclc McGregor hliiier lcivingston American Society ttt tt . ieccteieo is iec cci .. . it tt. i c i .::,:. ' ..,,.: ' 0 cs ' H C' 'I E ' 1 6. is .... ....... ,. M ngmeefs my ....... c c vvr v v.. . ,xx , Officers Brevard , , ---::: Q ::.,., 2: 2 ' ..-- . ...,..,. A ..... . , ..:.. :e -:2' wii.i.iAM c1ARieii'i i' President Brooks be lllll Z ,'V21 q..::: 1' 3? wii,i.imi NLYTTING W 'Q 'Q1' 'f ,,,' , 11 , vim-Pmsiflcnt X1..' Qwisgs f-f?'I,5Z: ,:- . 3 - I , : 4' .- , , Y ROBERT DAYTON Secretary XX'll.l.lAlVl BROYIES Treasure Tlae primary purpose of CMM.,- tlie Rice Student Claapter mm oil tlae A.S.C.E. is to atlord opportunities lor tlwe stu- Null dents of civil engineering to estalulisla fraternal contacts witli fellow students and men estalblislaed in tlae engi- Nuumg neering profession, and to lurnislsi tlie students witla a means of malcing collective considerations ol tlie current activities in tlae engineering Field. Besides tlie opportunity of loecoming familiar witla Stillman tlie advancements in lwis Slonesffssl field of engineering tl1rougl1 Vansicue various pulnlications, tlae memluers ot tlrie Rice Stu- dent Cliapter were fortu- nate in laaving some of tlie most qualilied availalole spealcers, wlao, tl'lI'Ol.lQl'i tlae recounting ol? tlieir experi- Wmtham ences, depicted nearly all of tlie many loranches ol tlie civil engineering Held. Tlae annual meeting of tlie Texas Section of tlae A.S.C.E. was lleld in Houston, May 15, 16, 17. 'litre Student Cliapters ol Rice, Texas, Texas A.GlVl., S.lVl.U., and Texas Tecli were tlwe guests of tlae parent organization. Tliis convention was tlie lwigla point ol tlie year, consisting of Field trips, presentation of teclinical papers, discussion of current problems, and recrea- tional events in wliicla tlae student cldapter laad tlae opportunity of strengtlsiening its lriendslaip witlu tlae senior memlners ol tlie A.S.C,E. Tlie- Rice Student Cllapter of tlae A.S.C.E. is greatly indelbted to Mr. S. W. Utnerg, wl'1o was tlle official linlq lnetween tlsie Society and ttle student clsiapter, and also to tlae engineers of Houston wlio made possilble tliis yearls interesting program. lwemtners Yvhose Piclurcs Do No! Appear Criclitlield, Garrett, Dayton, Broyles, lVlurpl1y, Read 52053 :::::.:1, : .I IEIEIEIEI' A so A at A3 . ix X e,5....v- 4 - , 5. if. . sf .BQ t-. b . A 3 : I EE its ir dm S i ii? 5 If ,.: ia.: vc 1 x M -5:: . , ...., . , A .., ,.., ii- ii, wa. ... A I Q ..,..,... my 5' e c f xXx? T ,Q sf , ax A 5, Q 5145? Esii , it 1' x in :f':5E5'?E i . Q X 'SVI M ii Q W 5 f f 15 xr Y, .......... .. we nirsi ' 4 'IEEE'-1::e:i:iu wks., XX N xx ms Q W 1 2 I X- wr it Q 2? is 1 .. 1 'P X - W .i :2' . 1 if X s X A Q, p A, ,A is x ' .rf s 553: i .. X A A 'ill I LTIE'E2SE:::I2E5'E:I' I 'as-'.:::::I: '.-::::::'g::::::r:'-I - ,,,. ' i'...I.Q..I.Zf3-QS '- Qailiil:':iQ.l.Qil:3i!ii!:Zii s I I , L 55 - 1 .... iii... 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Cofiii Vice Chairman XY. Y. CJRISII.-XM 'Iieasuri-r ,I. II. COOK Secretary U. IXI. ItL'SSIfI.I. Iionorary Chaimsian The oixjects of the Student Branch oi The American Society of Me- chanicai Engineers are to acid to the stucientis Ixnowiedge ot aii matters pertaining to engineering and enahie the sturient to estahiish traternai Contact with hoth his feiiow stu- fients anti men engaged in the active practice of mechanicai engineering. i The Rice chapter was quite active this year anri haci one of the Iargest memherships in its history. The group enjoyeri a taiic hy Mr. Eugene Qitirien. President of the Nationai Society. Aiso severai taiics were given hy practicing engineers in the Houston Area. Ixiany inspection trips to the various infiustriai piants in anoi around Houston were marie. Severai memhers of the group at- tenfieci the regionai meeting in Nor- man, Oiqiahoma. Two papers were presenteci at this meeting in compe- tition with other schoois in this region. Mviniwrs Xvhose Piclures Do Not Appear Armstrong Kiein Avent .Iepsen iAI5GfCffll1liJIC.B.A. I..aXVl'6HFC. Ahercromhie. .i.IJJ. Lawrence. F. A. Bates North Pnonci Pteiger Boyci Reiiiy Hurice Rankin fiarston Rose Crosthwait Rethmeyer Dustin Sharp Deiches Sheehan Erimoncison Sheicien Freciericic SiI1CIaiF Goodrich Smith Hughes Staricey Haynes Thomas Huclgens Tausch Rice Institute Society of Chemical Engineers Ofhcers ifnzsr Term O, Presirient H, Ii. S'lTrXFlH Vive Pri-siflr-ut A. lb. Secretary XY. R. NISBICT Treasurer Siicoxn TERM B. R, PRAVIZI. Pre-sich-nt P. P, Yin: Prcsicicrrt ,T XV. ASKTNS Secretary G. lf. JOURNEAY Treasurer The ohjects of the R. T. CHE. are to give the chemi- cal engineering stuclents of the Rice institute the oppora tunity through their own or- ganization to hecome hetler acquainted with the aims, irieals, and conditions of the chemical engineering profesa siong to hecome hotter ac- quainted with the aims anal activities of the American institute of Chemical Engi- neers, and to estahlish close reiationship hetween the en- gineering stucients and men engaged in active practice of chemical engineering. The society was organized in Uctoher, 1940, under the chrection of Professor A. J. Hartsoolc. After this year it wilt appiy for a charter as an affiliate of the A.l.Ch.E. The meetings are twice monthly, one social and one husiness. Memhership is open to ail junior, senior, and gracluate chemical engineering sturlents. ixieinhers Xvhose Pictures Do Not Appear Arhxms hlorton BIIYICJXX' Cjllillllllt' Braun Overton Boivc Peet lrsllliilffi T,lVllL'Il Davis R1-ichlin Drew Ruhin Fugate Scott Garrison Flirevli Conlon Siinpsnn,R.l1. fiorin Skaggs Tiitrlicor-lg Shearin Holland Smith Johnson, XV. if. Slvgler Jones Teter Kfelw Xvalcernan Koehl Xyarner iranlermun Xviiharns Looney XX'iggins Mccarcicll xxlyanl Wlrllhenny YOURS MQNHH iiiclcey Moller flminf-y' Alhart Aslqins Beecher Bunlrer Carson De Moss Uohclman Duncan Dunnam Frazier Gamhie Gaslqeil Graham Greer Groves Gulhcif T hrgemcier I iarlesion I Iedrick lioward Jackson ,lohmon Johnston .lourneay Kieschniclc Love Tvlarshaii May Nev port Nishet Pravel Rowe Schultz Scotty Scruggs Simpson Smith Sparks Stamm H ss ppplulull ,,,, 11 i s -.., T I ppbp , im 'i 'i f f s r -'i ' r -., A ,,,, '.... ..,2.1ii 5 zpp , 2 ' , -:::::e1.:-.-:rig .-.---.---, . fa, -e-.::::-::s:.- oi X visa 'wg 'if 2:5- F . . eff, , y ..... S 3 A x ix Q 53 Y if, X N W Ei, xggf fp K X at tg , i , Ss NW E' ...... Ng t :QW 3 5 af C W .. .,..., , ewes if A-ms Q . : : : 5 .vraas5saa: f ' ws ' gs V ' i , W A ' ry . ,:5s!if::j:I': , A o 1 Qi: iw s t5 WG: 2 ' RY X 2:7555 . X ' rEgE5.::, . 1' 1 H073 . Vqlzl 2 Mia 'WI fax 3 ljzosj llmlancliard fonihuirc KnOflfllII1 Connelly l'lovrl Dano f.vro0s llageme r l lavnie Keeper Kolvli lnngxviili lx lcl Donald 5lill'liS lx lilllfll' NUI!!! ganrllin Smith, K, . . 5 Smith, lx. Thompson Vxlilson Architectural Society First Semester Qflicers STAYTON NUNN President ANNETTIQ GANG Secretary DAVID KEEPER 'lroasrrrcr Second S0lTl,l'SlUf' Officers .'XR'I'lIUR F. JONES Presirlent A. K. JAMES Vice President .l. rlw. CQNNEl.l.Y Secretary DAVID KEEPER Treasurer T. K. DUNAXYAY lfacully Adviser The Rico lnstituto Traveling Fellow- ship, estalalished to afford a graduate student the opportunity of travel and study ahroad, was awarded for the First time since loetore the war. The primary olinjective ot the Rice ln- stitute Architectural Society was to in- crease this lellowship fund through the Archi-Arts. The dance has loecome established as an annual function of the lnstitute enthusiastically supported hy the students and alumni. Archi-Arts, this year lnased on a Medieval theme, surpassed all pre-war standards in splendor of pageantry and decoration. The honorees were Ann Durlcee, Sara Meredith, Catherine Coor, lvlary Hay, Leila McConnell, Betty Bot: Storm, and Elleanor Gra- ham. Mary Hay was selected Queen. The Architectural Society held the annual reception for freshmen followed hy numerous harlnecues and picnics in the Fall, and hay parties in the Spring. Members Xvhose Pictures Do Not Appear: Anderson Barnes Burleson Gragg Higgins James .lones lVlcGinty Payne Slater Pre-Medical Society Officers Abel Athright H. G. WHl'I l'INC3TON President ED BECK vice President Barren VVALTER ABE1, SPRING TERM Secretary Beck .IERINNH 1V1!XRS11A1.1, Fmsr Fi2niias1'ER Secretary GEORGE LIVES-XY Siicown gmiiisrisia Secretary ED LANSFORD Tmasim-r Bohhill The Rice Pre-Medicat Society was or- Busch ganized in Aprit of 1946, with tortysix CMM charter memhersg since then the memher- Cmme ship has increased to seventy. And not only in memhership has the Society ad- vanced, during its hrief existence, it has Clem presented prominent speakers on the suh- Cotter jects ot ptastic surgery, gynecotogy, at- C l'OXV tergies, carhohydrate metahotism, radioac- C I 0 eman tive tracer etements, and atso movies on various phases of medicine. in addition to its educational accomplishments, in May Eisenlohf of 1946 the Society hetd a picnicg in No- Feinberg vemher sponsored, with the E. B. L. S., a Ford dance, Btactc Fantasyg and ptans are now F0x,B.J. heing made for a hay party during the month ot May. Besides providing an organization which Fox, N. S represents the Wishes and opinions of the Geller pre-medical students, the Society has atso Haseney reestahtished the Pre-Med Schotarship, Headrict which was discontinued when the otd Pre- Med Society, which existed at Rice prior to 1945, ceased to function. This schotar- HOUGHJ ship Witt consist in S100 awarded each Hooper year to a Junior pre-medicat student. Howard Hurst hdernhers Xdfhose tdctures IDO PJot Appear: K' ll Ahhey Lasot L 'uf 3l'Tl'll'l Adkins Lehman I - ,OXYl'TlB.I1 Baird Mccetvey l lf l -Sl CS 6 Barnes 1V1cC1rew Cato Peachey Chapman Schnurr 1 F A Downing Smith Em or V i Duty Sohet Elem 'Pied Stephens R ame Harper Territt Ousmu Hearn Veatch Hines Xvatters Schultz Kinghorn XV i11s Similwn Ketty Xvinograd Suuivan Xxyood Xyhiltinglon Xvittiams Q4 . 5, WDW Q. ...... W-:gy sf' sw! ,.... 1 ,tg R ef I Its' ., ' '- fifi 5 1 ' , .... ' - 1 K -- :ws ' A i:'5 E'i:'IiZi:a: Qzsasasasasaiesasas- - ' ' ---- . :.:.:.,. sfi tsgfs, wsiN,, Nfsxwgff ,,. it I . - 1 4 ' 'ii' f c -' 4 --i- ' , . ....... , ., ' ' I .,...,. xv ' ' : ., ' 'K '- W J .... .. Vfsfx z WH.: 9 .- M : -ff . ' t' if. xg 4 i ,..:,.- , , g , , 5 We i s ' ...w,..,. .. ::5'9?5'::3:3 gp Xifgkixiifftyk IZ: zz, ,,,,,. . ,, X ix Q M s ,,,.,,., . . 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C. sponsorecl ix Tlianlqsgiving service, ancl on April 5rcl an Easter Service, witlr sixty stuelents attencling. l5otl1 services were lrelfl in Palmer Wlemorial Clrurelw. Flllre Council is macle up ol tlie presiclent ancl one otlwer memlner from eaeli ol tlwe otlrer religious groups on tlre Campus. Mlernbers Vtliiose Pictures Do Not Appear: Ligon MCNiu Mortedge Podmbamc XVeir Ave Maria Club AFFILIATED WtTH NEVVMAN CLUB FEDERATION Ttie Ave Maria fftutu, tounctect in 1945. is eom- posect ot ttae Catt1otiC stuctents on ttae Campus. At ttae tmeginning ot ttae 1047 sCt1oot year ttae organization attwitiatect itsett wittd ttae Newman Ctutw Fefteration wt1iCta is ttae ottieiat Nationat unit ot Cattaotie Ctutus in ttae various Cotteges anrt universities ot ttae Country. Fattier ,totan tr. Lane tias tween ttie spirituat ctirector ot ttae Ctutm tor ttwe past two semesters. Regutar meetings are twetct in ttwe afternoons on ttae seConct anrt tourtti tvtonctays ot eaeta montta at ttie Autry ttouse. Ttwe Urst Sunctay ot every montta is reservect tor Communion at Annuneiation Ctauretu anct ttae memtvers tureatctast togettier atterwarct. Ttie Nationat Convention ot ttwe Newman Ctutb Fectera- tion is to tue taetct in ttouston from ttae tOtti to ttde tQtt1 ot .tuty, anct ttae Ave tvtaria Ctutm is to serve as Co-tiost witta ttae Newman Ctutu ot ttae University of Houston. Ttiere were two targe retreats taetct at St. Vtqtaomas Higti Setioot ttiis year, one on Deeemtuer Stti. in preparation tor Ctiristmas. anct one on tvtareta 23rft, in preparation tor Easter. Daity rosaries were reeitert tyy ttie Ctutm as a group rturing t.ent, anrt weetxty Come munion was reeeivect tny ttie Ctutn in a tnocty. At every meeting, appropriate anct eneouraging tattcs or itisv Cussions were taetct. A picnic at tvtittuy Parta openect ttae soCiat season. Ttiis was soon tottowect tuy ptans tor a Ctwristmas party. Ttie ctutm Cetetmratect ttietjoyous season witta tree. ieietes. gifts anct misttetoe. Later in ttwe year, tteie tune- tions tooti ttie torm ot tmay parties anrt tyeaeta parties. Ttwe soeiat season etosect witta ttie annuat tyanquet. Here ttie resutts anct aetiieveinents ot ttie year were tqottowect tw ptans tor tuture oCCasions. ittteintzers Xvliose Pielures Do Not Appear Anctrews tjatarenttiotrt txtut., S. AsCt'ientueCt4 Fenn OBrien Ayctam Fineta Otfjonnor Banening Fox Ottjonnetty Barttett Furtow Otson Bectq Harris, Owens Berarct Harris. R. tyertitz Berg Harris, XV. tltiaten Btanetwarct ttastunct Pozystqi Paonct Heard tJl'lIft,t-IOIUINC Bracten Hernanrtez Ram-tq Brocten HOHQIUHI1 React Pmreect Hogan Reininger Buctatey tteptiins, Vt' Rushing Burgnarct t toyt Saetdniti Campise .tamait Setineicter fxampos .tartuoe SCotty fxastetto, tVt. .t0t1l1S0l1 Settingstota Fastetto. C. 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Ib. r.e iii . . t . . t 52121 ixflillili Alclvrson f5Xl'IIlNlL'dll lircll But lvr fflmpiimn Clw-re Covlrran Collins Coolwnlmo Dm is Dorrance lilflupls liilieriflge Foley Frinl: l lart l-lood l lowze l luglies JOIXH .l0llI1SOl'l, .lolinson, S. L. King Kiumll lfivlen Klicpcra Lipscomb lsoflin Marlin F lalteson Nyberg CUXYQTIS Plumb lloinflexicr Putney Srlmniavlier Scale Simpson Smitli Storm Taylor 'llreicliler Xllliltfiif Xvalmsley Xvatson Xveisniann Xvliiglxlsel Xvliile Xvilson Vvlray Yorlc The Canterbury Club Officers FDXRY blfXlQflrXlQlf'l' XYIISOX President l3ll.l. Sillollll Vice President PEGGY lfclyflbf Secretary lX'lfXlQY lrlfxvlg Treasurer, lirst semester BOB Flr'll.l IIYNNY Treasurer, seconrl semester 'llbe Canterbury Club, a national Epis- copal college student organization. bas a two-fold purposeHto promote fellowsbip and to plan corporate worsbip. Tbe lirst Friday of eacb montli is set aside for Corporate Communion at tbe Palmer Cbapel and is followed by brealc- fast at Autry House. Regular meetings are beld on tbe first and tbird Sundays in tbe allternoon. Guest spealcers are present and supper is served. Tbe organization bas been active tbis year. lt bas participated in activities of tbe Student Religious Council including Tbanlcsgiving and Easter Services. A Cbristmas party and picnic were among tbe social activities. Bisbop Clinton S. Quin cordially welcomed all new Epis- copal students Witb a buffet supper at tbe beginning of tbe term. Tbe Canterbury Club sponsored tbe annual .lingle Ball, tbe Cbristmas dance, at Autry House. lt is boped tbat tbrougb membersbip in tlie Canterbury Club, Episcopalian stu- dents and tbeir friends may become better acquainted in botb social and religious life. blembers Xvbose Pictures Do Not Appear: Stout Hornberger Davis ilolwnson, R XV Allen l Jonnson, S. Alers, G. Leonard Alers, P. Lipscomb Attwell lvlcllbenny Augsburger lVlann Aves lxloellenberndt lieecber Moller Pioice Oliver l ,norden Quin Cbetliam-Strode Squires Clarlc Stallings Conn Stout Gracey 'lull Gray Xvillis l lam XVOQJ Christian Science Organization Ojqicers JACK ROXYE Ikcsrdrfnr IiI.I.ENl'I'A BicNl'l I' Vice President BOB KING Secretary MARY .'XI.ICE POl.l.ARI'J Treasurer The Christian Science Qrganiza- tion of the Rice institute is a hranch organization ot the Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. The purposes of the organization are as toiiows: flj To unite the Christian Scientists within the institute in closer honds ot Christian feiiowship. t2D To Weicome Christian Scientists entering the institute. CJD To afford those so desiring, opportunity to iearn the truth ahout Christian Science as taught in the Bihie, and in :Science and Health with Key to the Scripturesf, hy Mary Paaicer Eddy. Meetingsb-:Hi heid every second and fourth Thifrsdays ot the month at 7:30 at Autry House. At the meetings, inspirational passages are read, and then the meeting is open for discussion groups. Members Vtfhose Pictures Do Not Appear King Jones C vraham inrigwith McDar1iei McNirt Meier Narum Pollard Izoxve Shancr 3,1213 .... ...,..:,,.::: llln- : :': mt 3 mv ww M Z 52141 Iiarrr-It Bellamy llaytl Coil yflll 1 c,,l'OXYIIfJYl't' liunningtiam Ijunffln Ijarrisxx orlti I. IFCIIUIA Fry Garlic-Id Garrett t.:0rrIun Grow ' I Iaynes I IiIIen1IaIiI Hines llolln lfllm llwmtl, C. l lov vill' fl, G. ,ICSSPII .IOHCS .IopIin Kemp KOIQEXBYISITI I.igon I.ucI4y I .ytorrt The Method Officers Itresirtent .II'f'I4'l4A SCI IUINIACI Ilflt Yii 1- I,fC'SILti'IIt Secretary ,IIN I.ANGVVUR'l'tlY Rei it-ation txtiairmun lil JI'7IIi SI I,-XXX' Prrtilit-ily 'tqtae Iwettiodist Student Union is an organization tor promoting Iorottiertiood among Mettdoctist students at Rice and for turttiering active Ctiristian endeavor tor cot- Iege students. IVIeetings are Iietd eacti 'tuesday at IQ: I5 at Autry House under ttue sponsorstai p ot ttie Rev. Mr. IVIcCIesIcy. lt tins attempted ttiis year to present programs ot varying interest to ttae students in or- der to taetp ttiem meet ttie needs ot ttae post-war wortd. Ut' speciat interest ttais year was ttie series on Hcourtstaip and Marriagef, by Dr. Roy Croucti from ttue University ot Houston, wtiictl Iarougtit many visitors to ttde meetings. Two important taIIcs on race retations and understanding were given Iay two outstand- ing men, ttwe Rev. Ixttr. Xvtaite and IVIr. A. ta. Livingston, tvotti ot ttie BeI5ee Taber- nacte in Itouston. Ottier speakers inctuded Rabbi Atan Green and many weIt Itnown ministers ttirougtaout the city. This year tour students were sent to ttie annuat IVIetI1odist Student Fettow- stwip Conference at Hittstnoro, :dent Union Texas. which consistcct ot three ctays ot tottowship, in- Quests. Ftvrxrthxir N tvcuttough MacGregor spiration, and worship. Those MMC' who attenctect consictercct thornsetves very fortunate, anct wore ahte to Soo what other cottcggo stllctents were Mmlmn ctoing anct what the Texas M Kxrsli I 'L'r gm Conference was accomptish- MOUNTS ing. Other activities of the L ctuh inctuctoct a hay party in tht- anct a picnic in the spring at Wtithy Park with V stuctents from the tVt.S.U. at the University ot' Houston as Radford Rf-ynotfts Nierntwrs Xvhoso Pictures Ito Noi Ktppcrir NUIHIHSOII Schott Busch X' t1'U'1f 'tm- '14 t Dc BfllCX'S Sd t'lI't Cl llxr ' M' I Uothomine Gihson t tarris t 'tamrnonct Shaw Gattoway Stone Haynic Q Iglmdc ,lactcson M1 lxxv mx Ktager Koch Lehmann iviciz 'timasy On, 'ltmich Power Tlmmpwn' A' Porter 'ri tfiiit pson, M. L. Roddy Sanctors Sharp Stewart fi Strayer Xviumms XXIHIUDS Z lll, feldt t,an,qworthy .4.:ii5.+ V W, J m t QQ 3 Q Q.. - 15 -2s.4 ::-H -.fs W -ss: usa: v . zfififiii 5' mx - .eif1iss:a:s:a:s:a:ssg:s:s:a:a:a M Fw fi W ,BY 'Q all 1 c 'R QQ .... r ii i iiii i yt zz: ig V i i rrr' --1-r' -- i ' ,.:: :.:, , 4 ': '. :.:. K f ...zv B -.,..4 2-:. ', A 4' 215 Bert CUIWD IDZIIIIIIH Dow I3lHlIl tint, fran-lx Cmltllwrg liamovit Kaplan Lasof ixturls Pomerantz Pryzant, N. Reingoini Rich Rose Ruinin SIIIUIIOISOII SFIICIT N'l1tc-ssinm-r S4 iiullz sIH7l'l'IHZll'l Simon gtlilvl Xvsvitiieimer Menorah Society Officers Illitl Sl Nfl, Rifxlt Prcsiricnt Xitftxylx IDOXY Yice Presicient DORIS SANIUIQISON Secretary IIQYINCX if-XRIS Treasurer The Menorah Society, founded on time Rice campus ivy time lirst graduating class, tins compieteci another successful year of bringing togettier the Jewish students in social, cuiturai, reiigious and ciiaritainle activities, ivieetings were iaeici aiternateiy at the Autry House and at tiomes of the members. A coice party immediately af ter the Texas game iyrougtit most of the mem- toers together for the First time, in very joyous spirits. Other sociais, l'lOlISC parties, anci a picnic and swimming party encouraged gooci feiiowstmip among the members. A very interesting religious program was held on th6 Ciaanuica holiday. Musicals and iectures were presented anci a concentrated ctiarity drive pro- ctuceci spienciici results. Mremiaers XXZIIOSQ Pictures Do Not Appear Atlas iviiron, Ni Besciin iviiron, N Brociistein Pryzant, J Dvoretzicy Raciott Feinberg Robinson Fred Sctmiosser Freed Schwartz GCHGF Seicier GOICHJCFQ, Senturia Hoctlstein Shapiro lO61Chim Sieveniiausen Kapner Teter Katz Tractwtenioerg Leva Xveiss Maas Xvinograci ixiarics XVosi4ow Presbyterian Student Association Ofhf-ers t. XV. President NII.IfS CROONI Vit-Q President N.-XRUt,'IfIQlTE tTKXF'I'UN Secretary Cominittees Chairrn n The Preshyterian Student Asso- ciation meets every other Friday in Autry House for the purpose oi' creating greater Christian under- standing and fellowship among Preshyterian students. Each meet- ing is highlighted hy a Weil-icnown Houstonian speaking on the proh- tems facing the students ot the wortd today. The organizations social calen- dar consists oi' indoor swimming parties at the Y.tVi.C.A. during the winter, and numerous picnics and heach outings in the spring. Croom, C. 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IIOUIIPF. rt , tlfitltlei lil Kettf-y Mugg Ptu-tps IJUXX VH Cjuattine Rily Rr-stvr Root' Firupson Srniltm Stittin-an Tate Xvimt Nveat tn-mtl Vktitrtr-r Xvitsun The Baptist Student Union cum.-flfs XYtt.t.tt'1 RCVJOF t'resirte-nt ILXROID TA'l'F lst Yin- Presimtent t't,fGtiY XVtfr'Yt4t'tt'1tQfXt.t. lnrt Vice Presirtent XYzXt.'txtfR IHQARN Srct Vive IJt'C5tCIPl tt Expt tttttitrtjg Secretary lilI.t'ItfN PmROl'99.'XRD 'tieasrmvr 'titre Haptist. Stuctent Union twas tween an aetive organization at Rice sinec' ttwe rnictftte iflltts. tts purpose is to seetc to rneet ttre spirituat neects ot ttro Baptist young peopte white ttiey are in Cottege. Since its earty tnegginnings, have been es- tiltDttSt'lCCt on atmost every Campus in ttre Soutti, anct now ttiere are organ- izations in tt'1C University of Strang- trai, China, anct ttie University of Rio, tgrazit. Tire xvortc is ctirectect tay an execu- tive rfounciit eteeteft by ttle Baptist stuctc-nts anct a stuctent secretary, xvtwo is tx'ttSS fxfftettl' Hattocti. HG8C,t- quarters are in the USU. otitice in Autry House. Merntners Xvtrose Pictures Ito Not Appear' tiartietct Keete ierta I .ee btartin Gittieson R000 t tampton Spain I targis Xvaterman team Xvittiams tttrgtwes Xvooctrutt -, ,rs 'al Ti. 1 The Rice Band Ohmmlrs First Term .qwworzit Tenn Pu-sittont C i-NRROIL l.ICXX'IS t5tiN't'ON CAIN Yivetlresictc-nt IEIQNTON CMN .Xt.t.IfN F'I'EPIttfNSON Business txtanager JACK NCKENZIE ,IMTK Nc'KliNZlIi l.itwr..rmn VI I.-XRt.tfS I.t'CKY CI l.XRl.ifF t.t't'KY l5tft'CtIll' R.-XIPII IJOFttNGt'tf tlrum Maier IHTCJH tXt4'l'I1tJt'l't'1XtI'?lUI'fttI1dl'j Ttwe sixty piece Rice ttanct in its grey unittorms wittm tntue trim, tooti ttie lcietct at ttme to dritt in its Customarity precise manner for att taome toottbatt games. tn tceeping witti time past, this comptetety votunteer Campus organization executect a speeiat ctritt at ttwe Rice-Agrtxft HBH game anct travetect to ttle Rice-Tutano game anct tt1e Rice-Atatw game wittw ttae tractitionat spirit. Ttie tbanct atso pertonnect at ttle pep ratties anct at att contterenve tDFlStiGtt7Eltt games ptayeft in Houston. Revitatizeet tmy an inttux ot returnect veterans, ttme Rive Banrt, tong tinown tor its swing music, tiact tor its rtrum major one ot ttie taest twirters in ttme country, Ratptm Uomingjue. At ttle annuat Banct taanquet, ttme tytontgomery Kxwarct was presentert to ttenton Cain as ttle tmest att-arounct tpanrtsrnan. Leslie Cootcentboo, ttotln Dietrietm, Hugtl Harteston, Benton Cain, Ray Nutt, Roy Ray, and Anctrew Rose were awarrtect senior tceys, anct ttme ttottowing were given sweater awarcts: fXllQStDCl'gCI', fxteott, trtoyct, Cain, Cottins, Uietricta, tfverett, Forct, ttarteston, t-uetiy, trangworttiy. trowe, McKenzie, Moore, Nutt, Overton, Rankin, Ray, Stieptlerct, Strotute, Stittman, Setaettt, Stephenson, Strayer, Ttaiet, Xvatters, Xvittiams, and Robinson. mm -f-, Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps Skipper Www-Q., -www., CfAl I'fXlN ,l. li. COOPICR, ll. S. NAVY, fame lo llw Rive limslillilo as llic llruliessur ol Naval Sc'icxi1c'v. iii Oclimlmor all I9-13. One oi luis lrigggesl. iolns siiwe llial clalv was tlw VOTI- vvrsioii ol' llio NRC DTC Uriil. lirom llic Xvar- lime Program lo llme new pvacelimc Naval liesviwc- Olnlicvrs' 'lirainiiig fiorps, xvliirli lic- is glafl lo say is almost romplclvcl. Flilic- Caplain will remain liere lo lie Slqippcr aml ljrollcssor ol' Naval Svicncfc lor aiiotlaer yvar. Exec CC DMNANI DER ROl3ER'l' R. SAlVll'SON U. NAVY, joinccl llio liaciilly of 'lille Rim' lnslilulc' NRC JTC llnil as CXO c'i1 live olilicer iii Ucflolber ol VHS. llc' was llie Slcippvris rigglil. liaml man lor 4-i,ql1l.vc-ii moiillis aricl flicl a very line iola. He was clcxlarlic-cl lo lie c-xc-c'iiliw olllivei' ol' lluo USS lylanclivsler, a liglil cruiser al llic close ol ilu- sflwool year. lilo was rch livwcl lay Coimnanclvr .lamvs XX. lloorman. .lr.. ll. S. Navy. 000 I--I COtNf1tV1ANlDER JAMES A. BOQRMAN, JR., U. S. NAVY, reported for duty as assistant professor oi' Nayai Science in August of 1946 just prior to time beginning of ttiis sciioot year. He was head of ttie Gunnery and Ordnance Department and taught Gunnery and Navigation. At the ciose 01' this year tie was assigned duty as executive officer for ttie sciioot year of 1947-48. You wilt see a 1ot ot iiim next year. Gunnery and Navigation MAJOR Cl JELAND E. EARLY. U. S. B IARINE CORPS, was assigned as Assistant Professor oiNaya1 Science in rxugust ot' 1946. He is the Niarine Officer instructor and ttwis year his primary contribution to the unit was coaciniing oi' tiie Riiie Team wiiicii won second piace in two national matcties tired. 1 ie will ine tiere next year and ctaims tiiat no ottier ri11e team in the country wirii come near tile Rice team in NRUTC competition. Seamanship and Engineering L1 tj J UCL. JAFQNJ U Q NAXH was assigned as tnstructor in Seamanstlip and Engineering upon reporting in August of 1946. His big join was instructing freshmen Mid- siiipmen in Navai Orientation and Communications. tie was atso ttle Junior officer in tile unit and performed ali oi time Hceorgeu duties. tote wiii be Jaaciq next year, too. 52213 Enlisted Instructors Becta roir: Sfggt. D. O. Cusentmry, Jr., USMCQ FC lfc D. t. txteyerg CSK txt. Stiotteitg CY XV. A. txtitctiump CQNI XV. Atchison. Front row: CGM F. Reynotdsg CBM E. E. Levy. Ttle otct saying in ttwe nayat servire is ttwat a staip or station is as goort as its non-Commissionect otticers. Vtqtwis maxim appties in ttme case ot ttme NRQTC Unit at Rice as wett as at any ottwer navat activity. 'title entisted instructors tuear a targe amount ot ttwe tvurcten require-Ct to matte ttwe Unit Ctictc in an ettirient manner. Ttiese petty unit non-Commissionect ottieers serve in many ways: as assistants to ctepartment. tmeactsg as instructors in various stcitts in wtlieta ttwey are acteptg in maintaining anct servicing equipment neeessary in instrurtion ot stuctentsg anct in pertorming any necessary jotn wtiictm neefts to tue comptetect. Sfggt. fiusentmary is ttie riggtit, twanct man ot txtajor Earty antt assistert taim in many Ways, partifutarty in wort: on ttwe range. Cusentmary is an exeettent ritte anrt pistot roaetw anrt fteserves a tot ot' erectit, for ttme success ot ttwe ritte team ttwis year. FF tfft' txteyer taas tween a stancttmy in ttwe Orctnance anct Gunnery ctepartment as wett as an att arounct man. go many Gunners tytates were transterrect in anct out ttiat tvteyer tlact to tqnow tt'1e gunnery department, try memory. Knowing tue is arountt tuas tween a tvig retiet to fiommancter ttoorman. CSK Stwottweit was not tic-re tongf enougti to tuerome avquaintect very wett. tmut tais retiet, CSKU O. PJ. fitiamtmers, is whipping ttie suppty rtepartment into stwape. Ttiis was no smatt taste anct fwtwamtwers cteserves a uxxyett Donef, VY tvtitetwum is ttwe wortstworse ot ttwe Unit. tte very setctom gets uneoverect trom ttae enormous amount ot paper worta inyotvert in running ttme tfnit. His is a ttaantqtess jotm anct tue cts-serves a twig twanct tor ctoing it so wett. f1QtVt Atetmison ctict a tot ot instrueting in Nayat Orientation anrt Communieations as we-tt as tceepingg att ot ttie training airts in Qoort Conttition. tt you see a critiiet witti a paint tuuetset in twis tiunft atop one ot ttae signat masts on ttie rampus ttiat Witt tue Atetwison. Cmnt Reynotfts was twere tor rtuty onty a stiort time in Wtitt't'l tie was responsitvte for maintee nance ot att orrtnance equipment. fNBtVt t-eyy is ttwe att arounrt pertormer. tte taas ctone anct was prepareft to cto atmost any jotm ttiat Came up-mait orfterty, ctriver tor ttae Captain, tceeper ot ttwe tceys. tirst tieutenant, anft Cottee matter. ttte reatty stirs up a Qoort Cup ot eottieot tte is ttie senior petty otticer ot' ttwe unit anrt witt retire on 30 years seryiee in August. ot ttie EtItIStECt ItlStVtIt'tUl'S pifturect atuoye exfept' Reynotcts. Staotteit anft t.eyy witt tne arounct next 5't'Zlt'. f Q22 it MIDSHIPMEN F. II. SCOTT, JR. .I. B. BIICKLI-IY R, W. IIOOPEK, JK. J. W. IVIORI.Ff9fII-1 'YROTC P0 211' NKUTC P0 lfv NROTC PO lffc NROTC lf.P.0. .Iuniur Junior 51-ninr 5:-ninl Fl. Worth, To-xas Ifr, Waynm-, Iurl. Iluulrlvr City. N-v. Oklahumn City, Okla. Il. A. NOHTII NROTC LI. U21 Junior V:-uirc, Calif. .I. R. PACE. JK. NROTC LT. Junior Imllns, Texas I. I.. .-XTTWI'fI.I., JR. F. R. WOUIJNIANSEI-I, III. J. D. SUCH WI. IJ. NIrI'iINLI'QY R. C. SPENCER P. B. VVII.I.I.-KMSON NKOTC P0 -UC NRUTC P0 Ifc NHOTC P0 4fv NIIOTC PO Sfc NROTC PO Iifr NHOTC PO 3fc Freshman Frvshnran Fr:-shman Junior Junior Junior Ilnustun, Tvxas IInustuu, Tr-xns IIoustun. Tr-xa I'z-arsaII. Te-xas Lantun, OIxIa, Pine BluI'I, Ark. Ii. M. WILKINS A. NI. KINGHORN N. I.. MIIICNCH R. II. MUENCHOW J. P, KRAFT I.. E. HARLAY J. G. HOLLISTI-IR Midshipmnn Midshipnmn Midshipmun Midshipman Vlidshipman Midshipman Midshipman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Houston, Texas Iiuuston. 'IF-xas IIuus!0n. Tn-xas San Antonio. Texas Baytown, Trexas Houston. Texas Beaumont, Texas .sh N, IJ. MII.l.I-IR, JR. J. A. COVINGTON Midshipman Mirlshiprnan Freshman Freshman San Antonin, Texas Ilnuslon. Texas , 'UQ X . 1- .ff W' L I'. B. IHIZFLI. G. W. PORTER 'IIi4Ishipman Nlinlshipman Freshman I-'rvshman Houston, T1-xas Ilnuslun, Tn-xus fs: 'Q , :iiiqk 1' 'T ' A I.. I.. WII.I.IANIS S. M. VAN DE MARK H. C, JAHN R. W. MUERY R, T. MARTIN Midshipmun Midshipman Midshipman Midshipman Miclshipman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman NIarIin, Texas IIous!un. Texas Huustun, Texas Iluuston, Tcxus Graham, Texas ' ww Miflshipman I-'rc-sh ma n Port Arthur, T1-xas II J. Y. HARPER J. NI. JACKSI NIidshipn1an I-'rvshman uuston, 'IH-was JN 52253 Qs: 15 53 4 I W. I-I. KICI-ILE II, S. FORD C. A. FUI.I.I-IR Minlshipman Nlidshipxnan Miflshipman Frvshman Freshman Frm-shman Iluuslou. Tvxas Houston, Tvxas San Anmniu, Tvxa Ann fiieima swwv WW D,-,,...N-'W ,,4f .of y SNAPS f 'ppm' Lcffl: l,Illl'I'i' Rigilil: MH DSI IIPMILN VISIT LSTA-312 XX'II,f'X'I' A STANIJINIZ POSITION? ficiliimgliwc-Hl'1fm1 fliipe-U aldoairl an fruiii hor skipper arC ,iliiii Hfinisicr iaiws his liiioiiiirirlrwx piisiiiriii in ring up a gmici ,loc Noricclgge, Dan Norliw, Hari Sc ril,l1, ixiiirray iX'iCKii1lcv, sc'oi'c. TIM- position may mil, lm 1-iil of llic book blil liae Ralph gpointer, Faoin Ilimpefi' ami ,lark i5iir'iqivv. Loniiiiig siwuliiig was. Nuininvi' Iwo iiiaii. liuilislc-i', gave a good ratlwvi' siwpiicai is fwiiininaiimicr Sainpswii. fiiiiniiiaiiricr arifriiiiiliiig of himself an yn-ar. H0 liiiisiic-cl serwiiici in Holm PJU4lI'IlliiU Svviiis plvascfl with il, an. Xxviliviiis lay a hair. I 'ppm' Rigilll: C,NL'IIlC?VS 'Hui Navy lineup for Upay Gail., soc-ms to make liicse guys ,iii iRlfIi NYC 5l,'i.U-'gif K?L'NNIiRS iiappv -Roger ixiartiii, RoyXvwmiiiiaiiise-0. .'lXIIGilKil1QI1f1l'Il. J. D- 31122. Biilm XX'ilLi,,5 mul Rmv XX',f,,,4lma,N.f. Mm! up Gc'rmi'g4' Purlvr, iffixvarcl Jaim. ami .lolm Harpvr, cjfllNIT1ElIlfIK'I' ml ille 1739 fm- Cfa,m,m,,m,, IQUQHA BIHm,,'S I,4.m,mA Sainpsim passes mit iiic' viicvlxs xviiilv ixiajfii' Early r'iu-vias IIN-iii ciprv. il. li.g.i Taiuiic 'mils Oli. Bnimm f',,,p,,-5 . Tilii FIRST ITOIQNi!X'l'ION VOR UifI7lC'IfXl. l.!lU'l'l' ,-l',lf IJLYRIJK 'Hn 57571, VI Timm' raim-i'ainaii luoic a Mciiiiiu vivxv iii! llic' l'iiit as it iiiicci lfcixvairl ,laiiii gui liicrv lqirsl aiicl ln iiim goes tin- iwiiwi' uf up lu pay lmiiors lo tim SKHBPER. fiaplaiii fxmipcr, xviicn lwiiig liw first Rive iiiirisiiipiiiaii lei iw paid iiniriei' llic im' i'cir'eix1-ci time Silver Star ixicfial, Se-cr il' you can limi Xaxvs iic-xv pcaic-liim' NRUVIQV lJI'UQI'Ellli, vwiiiwc-if. i L 12211 1 5 as S. 5? F w af 52 3 ? Q 5, 2 Ev N '42 fy Ab Q '55 5, Si X, Wwmywm. M W-111111: WY- V W ,lg ,ff f, ,-m::::1, :::::::,4f,1ff--1 x-if .wwf A www if -nf-Kp, 'W..'.....,M.mvf mmf ,----- L-4wvw1,.4ww'.,,., Mwumwlww. f . . wt -4'-al. fwwmm , . 3' ,, b wwabv y,,, A ae' 5 x ii. It .pn i ,fu ,Q if mf '3'-mg... www' fm W-W N iw Mm M ,, ,, fad! Muffy? ff ,ff ,ff wr ffxx , Wd X A ax Cf LUMBIA 1'1 th 1 1 th p 1 1 h 1 d 1 d C1 y g 1 date baiters. UNIIJH SIZE Cum LJOLUMBIP1 0 SECOND FLOOR DOLUHTOUJH CHEVRGLET C001 PH HY 'K 1400 McKinney P 1204 E 1 1 I I f Pldmirdtion Coffee gives or delightful, unique pick-up, lt's CI beverage of good cheer. Drink CI cup or two. Note how it steps up physical output, thereby relieving fgtigue. This is dll in gddition to Hdrnirotion's Wonderful rich- ness, fldvor ond dromo. Whot CI drink! dmi,!fi1!,i9I1 T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 52281 HICDTGR IHHCI-IIDQ and SUPPLY CCD Industrial Machinists - Engine Reouilders Industrial - Tractor - Marine - Hutornotive Motors 1308-12 POLK PRESTON 7126 t , I 9S E ITM: 7 LEVY BROS. DRY GOODS CO. Diamonds Watches Sweeney jewelry 07 700 MAIN STREET CORNER CAPITOL 4' ESTHBLISHED 1875 Si1ver China ar doesn't have cr windshield, nin' preny game babies so I provide my own ' R N I L f Q29 J REIVIBRAN DT STUDIO O!hciafpLofograloAer5 Arr Cfaab pkofograpkb 906 Cap t 1 HOUSTON TEXQS ik IVIARTEL STUDIO Ofhciaf l9Aofogra,9LeM Zu' Uanify jail' Scfion 1001 Main St. HOUSTQN, TEXHS I I Compliments of ROGERS GRHIN CO. 1802 Cerner sr. Preston-1171 U MHIN HT EHGLE Your Nearest Baptist Church Castle Court SGIVICG Statlon Classes cmd Unions for RICHMOND QT MQNDELL HQDLEY 0139 ' Prompt cmd Courieous Service College Young People C , if Q No wonder he's alone It's a Wonder she's clone Find I say to myself, hello, Linda slow starter ' P H T R O N I Z E C H M P Fl N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 52313 FRRRRR LUITIECR COTHPRIIY Building MateriaIi 2401 Texas Rvenue Phone Capitol 1347 .tr 8 ' r Been courtin' in corners. Frank? But it's only S5 a couple CURTIS CO. GOODYERR TIRES GULF PRODUCTS Complete Ruto Service 2100 MHIN QT GRQY I O O C-1345 mrnrmcu Plt0llllCE co., mc. O, 209 N. Travis St. Houston 2, Texas Quick Frozen Fruits, BIRDS EYE Vegetables cmd Fish ,,,,,5,U, . ,L-,u,,, Phone Pres. 3321 4102 S. Main Street Lehigh 7977 HHRRISON RHDIO SERVICE RHDIO and PHONOGRHPH REPQIRING RECORDS - PHONOGRHPHS - RRDIOS F. L. ELLIOTT, Prop. Houston, Texas York Corporation KFormer1y York Ice Machinery Corp.J York, Pennsylvania SOUTHWESTERN HEHDQUHRTERS 2201 Texas Rvenue Houston, Texas Capitol-0136 YORK RTR CONDITIONING HND REFRIGERPITION P H T R 0 N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S Compliments ot Compliments of Legkmus Dow Hlotor Co. Fged S1019 CHEVROLET SHLES 0 SERVICE 4111 Old Spanish Trail ' . . K3-5673 710 Walker E-3393 COMPLIMENTS OE SGUTH MAIN STATE BANK 3500 Main Street MEMBER FEDERQL DEPOS l' INSURQNCE CORPORQTION The sober side I smell an Bggie GUY'S MHRKET Eine Meats - Vegetables e Groceries WENTWORTH 3-1531 5700 .QLMEDH PHONE H-8175 , e on THE TOWER CHFETERII-1 Many Rice Students have eaten here in the past M dMrs tY Pt r. an We Hpprecia e our a ronage al 5204 LHWNDHLE C. L. Lowe HOUSTON 3, TEXHS P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 13351 2 'vw' -- A ..f:s-53+ V -Pi 2-2 ..-.., ' ' 'mf3'f1?I'ii?.ii ?15f55'55?iPf,' ,Hx V521 NUM XXIIQSQQ 3 I IH, -Waist! x g ' mg! 5 33515323 sEE'ff5'!i: 2552f-'-: 3 i ' -.-.....N:.. ,. A ,,-.. 5 ' ' Q . ff --A' 2? I , I ,. g I .,4' I M I . . .. Hn- .. I. - K ., .,, 1 : Q ' A -EIL: I I . . fflssfflgswg MQI fy fnf II1i:f is I n K E Q yuazmaikdnyawz mam? Jack of VV. S. BELLOVVS CUNSTRUCTIO COIVIPA Y P H 'I' R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S fQ3'IiI Clothes of DISTINCTION . The Smart Shop TRHDITION flwgmytfgffw? Q.O'L:.A4v LQUYN. 905-O9 Main Street This is a ghost story Where's the wit in this crowd of half-wits? 82 Years Ago . . . l865 . . . when F. W. Heitmann Company was estab- lished, Houston and the vast industrial area that surrounds it, was a young city of less than l0,000. Yet, even in those days, we supplied the grow- ing young state with Iron and Steel Products we imported from Europe. Especially have we ren- dered a great service to the oil industry, for we were the first firm to have a big stock of Pipe when the famous Spindletop oil well came into production. On down the years we have served the ever in- creasing factories, lumber mills, hardware dealers and other business institutions with Industrial and Mill Supplies, Building Hardware, Roofing, Pipe and Fittings, Tools, etc., that the unhampered ingenuity of a free enterprise and a prosperous, happy people have needed in order to build this great city and the vast domain that surrounds it. We gratefully express our appreciation for the friends We have made and held and for the priv- ilege of living, and working and being a part of the great nation that is America. First Exclusive Iron Dealers in Texas F. W. HEITMANN COMPANY Hardware - Mill Supplies - Metals Oil Well and Water Well Supplies Builders Hardware - Valspar Paints and Varnishes HOUSTON 2, TEXHS Representing the Hetna is an Oppor- tunity Offered to College Graduates I-XETNA Life Insurance lin. COrganized l85Ul One of the Oldest and Strongest Life Insurance Companies in Plmerica Jos. s. sM1rH. General Hgent H. E. TERRY, Cashier For Fair Facts Regarding Life lnsurance Phone Fairfax 0331 P H T R O N I Z E C R M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 233 DEPENDABIIITY 0F SERVICE IS FOREMOST Iust as the Rock of Gibraltar has be- come synonymous With dependability, so has United Gas become synony- mous With dependability of service. On the job 24 hours a day, our company uses all the men and materials avail- able in order that you may have the maximum comforts and freedom from daily drudgeriesf' Remember that natural gas stays on the job to make your daily life as enjoyable as pos- sible. UNITED GAS CORPORATION NAIURAL GAS me auscfsr BARGAIN an vo'uiz'HoME toon A ring If earing eruice o. HOUSTON 3, TEXRS BERUIVIONT, TEXPIS l3lU LaBranch 538 College Phone C. 4-5586 Phone 4l4 BEHRINGS -Ball and Roller Fafnir - Federal - M-R-C - New Departure Hyatt - Timken - Torrington - Bantam Fletna 4- Oilite - Sleeve PILLOW BLOCKS Sealmaster - Med-art - Timken CHRIN DRIVES Roller - Silent V-BELT DRIVES OIL SEPILS COUPLINGS UNIVERSHL IOINTS MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING CORP. Refinery, Pipe Line and Oil Field Specialties 36ll Clinton Drive HOUSTON, TEXRS me .Nome of gine for fuer? cccwion The sparkling allure of crystal . . . the Warm ' loveliness of china . . . f Fine Watches . . . Dia- monds and gifts to suit every purse . . . for the frosty gleam of . every 'ft occasion. S I a15MAlN ,mi awww-am Q1 terling. CWM PHTRONIZE CHMPHNILE ADVERTISERS f 210 I South Bend Lathes R IVE R O A K S Delta Power Tools Und WESSENDORFF, NELMS 81 C0 A He V A L O N D R U G C O odquorters for Discrlmlnotlng People BEHUMONT DHLLHS H, GREEN H GRINER fi mx . 1 'L 'W ..:: Eail' 1 tif 11:Q ' Why wusn't I: d ' h instead of That gypsy told me he'd meet me here H d th y ..,'.,. 1 4 ' '4' A'.A .'....' ' 4 i '. 'l .A.. M - 't -I::ff::hf5x:t:: 313111. - :i1iE:.:12 112222:g1.g.',.-,-...zqtzz ' 1.1. .,. ' SO WHITE ua' SO LIGHT fr: SO PURE PHTRONIZE CRMPRNILE ADVERTISERS f237:l AN . 2 I OF fl 'KI 4 I i , H HYLO IN A .IIFFY ffvsmfvr 5005 M HARDF57 w4f,f,,,, ABUNDANCE fr: RICH ACTIVE SU DS I Hylo, the modern soopiess Q cleomirig powder, Washes dishes, Clothes, swectters, stockings ond lingerie oieomer, foster, sorter. Use Hyio tor every- thing - you'II like it! Washes Everything C1eaner,Faster COMPANY, INC. - HOUSTON, TEXAS II. WL! 4 'DW Mgt?-Irie if ' I ,I X13 ' I M 'Nr .. 'JRS ENGLISH SRDDLERY GOODS HIGH GRQDE TURF GOODS LEE COWBOY RIDERS POCKET BOOKS DOG COLLQRS ELECTRIC FLY TRHPS STEWQRT CLIPPING EQUIPMENT LQRGE WELDERS UMBRELLRS NYLON LHRIHT ROPES UMOXONH--The Best Liniment on Earth for Mon R or Beust Stelzig Saddlery Co. eeie I , gi? f Representing NOCONH BOOT COMPQNY HORSE HND DOG MEDICINES 'IBURDIZZOH BLOODLESS CFISTRQTING INSTRUMENTS CHFIMOIS - SPONGES Manufacturers of SHDDLERY - HRRNESS - LEHTHER SPECIQLTIES SPECIQI.. SQDDLES MQDE TO ORDER 612 Preston Hvenue Phone Capitol 7412 MHDE TO ORDER RUBBER MHTS FOR HORSE TRQILERS HND OTHER USES Serving Houston Fifty-Three Years! BURK1j1A1aT's LHUNDRY ' P lust Dial CLEQNING Mow 1 l from U4 ,. Q Q Q - - STGRQGE 'TT 7- Congress Qve. ' P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I I. E H D V E R T I S E H S ' fQ3sj WESTHEIMER DRY GOODS CO. 11 Yard Goodsiflomplef Line, Trimmings - uttons, aces VO l661 WESTHEIMER RD. H-5684 Directors of Funeral Services ' Polk at LaBranch F-3377 Compliments of HYDE PHRK FUNERHL HOME Red-blooded Bmerican boys The Koostrah Society HALLllBURTON'S FLOWERS Bfomom 6LSj5OflfZ5 3503 MAIN STREET ll0USTON. TEXAS Hadley-8171 Complmof Maxwell Radio Service TEXHS TIRE COMIPHNY 250915 L B h Houston 4, Texas Sefhicfge ' ' Women's Hpparel 3227 MQIN HT STUHRT F-8826 P-8826 PHTRONIZE CH HNILE HDVERTISERS M591 CDI!!-finlnelllzi of J. S. Abercrombie Interests P H T R B B RICE Z. P. EHGLESTON RICE G GRGLQSTCDII H11 Forms of INSURRNCE 1336 Mellie Esperson Bldg. F 5774 Tl-rere's always a Goon in every crowd What you cowboys need is a drugstore I'm us fresh as I I k IT'S RLUIRYS SIIGIIITIIIIE HT I-ICUSTOITS I TEIIST TE THE TIIES -Downtown- METROPOLITHN ' MRIESTIC ' KIRBY Rnd in your neighborhood . . . UNIVERSITY 0 TOWER 0 HLHBHMI31 0 RIVER OHKS ' VILLHGE 0 HLMEDI31 EHSTWOOD 0 WQYSIDE 0 NORTH MHIN ' YHLE 0 BLUEBONNET SHNTP1 ROSH lfQ41:I ONIZE CHMPHNILE HDVERTISERS The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do Well, and doing well Whatever you do Without a thought ot fame. lf it comes at all it will corne because it is deserved, not because it is sought alter. .X x Z ,EQMYX - I . -LONGFELLOW 1 l , 'nl Qs you push on With thoughts of success in your rnind, take heed of the wisdom in LongtelloW's Words, quoted above. Success is rneasured, not by what you can get out of lite, but by what you put into it-how well you serve, how great a contribution you rnalce to your fellow man. Your success depends on what you put into lite-the taking out Will come naturally as a just reward tor a job Well done. I 'W' TOOL COMPANY Hous'roN P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R 'I' I S E R S f2421 CGMPLIMENTS QF The Tennant llnmpany Illadings Drug Stores ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CONSULTING HND CONSTRUCTING Engineers Complete Power Plant Design and Equipment Houston, Texas Somebody slip that girl in the middle cx Mickey Hw, dry up and blow away! City National Bank Main and McKinney Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P R T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E R D V E R T I S E R S 521153 Hnybody got rx comb? Self and Satisfaction Compliments of Compliments of Hgster 84 Wise, Inc. SHVIIVGS ond LOHN QSSOCIQTION Business Property Developers I I I4 Copitol Esperson Bldg. Houston IPVIEIDDIEN lllnunmr A 'i1r1E1E1L qjnv.. ESTABLISHED IBSO F s lHl4unus1reuvN.,'lIlexAs MILL SUppL1ES P. o. Box 1891 sPoRT1NG Goons MHCHINE TOOLS TIRES HND TUBES MHRINE SUPPLIES MECHHNICS TOOLS HEHVY HHRDWHRE ELECTRICHL GOODS OIL WELL SUPPLIES PHINT HND VHRNISH STRUCTURHL STEEL it? HOUSE FURNISHINGS RHILROHD SUPPLIES BUILDERS HHRDWHRE REINFORCING STEEL GUNS HND HMMUNITION CONTRHCTORS SUPPLIES SHEET HND WIRE PRODUCTS P H T R O N I Z E C H M P R N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S I2-I-tl FONV1LLE'S Ri PHARMACY CSPECIHLIZING IN PRESCRIPTIONS ONLYJ CWe Call For and Deliver Prescriptions? 3710 Fannin Street HOUSTON, TEXHS Lehigh 9103 Lehigh 9104 THE ONLY FONVILLE PHHRMHCY IN HOUSTON Compliments Houston Ready-Out House Oo. Manufacturers of Pre-Fabricated Houses Laughing on the outside . . . Crying on the inside Houston Bank CS Trust Company Main at Franklin Established 1875 UTEXHS' OLDEST TRUST COMPHNYH P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 52451 Presenting I-Iouston's Superior Employment Service coNGRnTULnT1oNs GRQDUQTESI Let Us Help E 1 I ' - P if I nd ,I Vefl UE OW s Time Mun AT LAMAR F d ng You - h RIGHT M ...,. . 1 ' 4. eeigs-1 1 . I-Iouston's Leording Z Specialty Shop ELECTRIC COMPANY for Women Compliments of the ational Instrument Corporation PIONEER MHNUFQCTURERS IN TI-IE SOUTH OF PRECISION PI-IOTOGRHPI-IIC QND OPTICHL INSTRUMENTS FIND DEVICES 2332 BELLHIRE HOUSTON, TEXQS P H 'I' R O N I Z E C H M P H N I I. E H D V E R T I S E R S 246 ,mph Il. G. NELSON CO. Wholesale Plumbing, l-leating, Refrigeration, Plir Conditioning and lndustrial Supplies 17M FRHNKUN' HOUSTON Z TEXHS EHIGY... o f . I l a PURECREAM ICG CRQQIH mereuer you .Sze E fLe Rzffigii Syn .,l, It was cl iough fight, M m, but I P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S f 247 I 220 SPIN IHCINTO HT POLK ABBOTT-STANSELL MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Plymouth - Sales and Service C. 9684 BEN DUFFIE, INII. l009 WESTHEIMER 6815 HFIRRISBURG BLVD. Garden and Gift Shop I I swan 3U 'mN I I l 1 5 M E A MI' om Ezfion Wow Wearing I9 ONE OE HMERICITS MOST BERUTIEUL SPECIHLTY STORES I idfffff B WOLFMANMQ also DEFILER Frigidaire, Gas Ranges, Bendix and Maytag Washers, RCP. and Zenith Radios i0l'le nc. DISTRIBUTORS QND IOBBERS or HUTOMOTIVE HND INDUSTRIHL EQUIPMENT HND SUPPLIES l320 POLK RT RUSTIN PHONE CHHRTER 4-5495 Houston 2, Texas INDUSTRIRL HIR COMPRESSORS CHR WRSI-IING RUBBER PRODUCTS 0 MRCHINES 0 BRTTERIES ' LUBRICHTION ' ELECTRIC DRILLS EQUIPMENT HND BHTTERY CQBLES HND TOOLS FITTINGS ' 0 0 BHTTERY QEHHRGERS HYDRHULIC LIFTS MECHANIC BORING BRRS ' HHND TOOLS . 0 VHLVE REFHCING BRHKE DRUM MHCHINES OIL FILTERS LHTHES . ' 0 EQUIPMENT SERVICE 0 0 ' PNEUMRTIC DRILLS BRRKE LINING WELDING RND TOOLS MHCI-IINES EQUIPMENT a N I L E Q D v E R T I s P H T R O N I Z E C H M P f248?I Compliments of H!-IYMIINII PE!-IHSUN, INII. HUTHORIZED DEHLERS Polk at Caroline Pre5t0n-3144 Serving Houston Thirty Years ' is umm, .vmwwwm.....w- ,W .mm-..m M .k......X.1M ,. sw A ,. Good enough to ERT, Iennings? Rice women DO have legs, too! R. P. FHRHSIUCRTI-I ci CC., IHC. GENERHL CONTRHCTORS 506 Bankers Mortgage Blolg., P. O. Box 74 HOUSTON l, TEXQS Compliments of DCYLCS PRGSCRIPTICDII Pl-IQRIHHCY 1216 Walker 0 P-3379 3102 San lacinto 0 H-5656 P H T R O N I Z E C R M P R N I I. E H D V E H T I S E R S f 249 J fxxxx X . . . for IurtI1er education in ine eating avage gfxlle fall William, Sava e if le FRIED .Q .....Q. .,...,. , ,.,.,. I g y CHICKEN 51I111I1I1:1:EQEIE5E5E315511 6 5 1 5 51 M A 1 N - o P P o s 1 1 E R 1 c E s T A D 1 u M S f ENGRHVED CPILLING CQRDS X von ----- MQNQGRQM STQTIQNERY Q an 01d institution in anew L 1' WEDDING INVITHTIONS Cm, Natiocfcilggnk 31613. PROGRHMS . ' 19 'El-EIQLQGILLQJ: ' Q JEWELERSQ, 903 MAIN. 1ES1qb11Shed 19011 Q 412 Capitol Fairfax 0123 411 Rusk NJ? Thos. Goggan 81 Bro. 82nd Year THE MUSIC HOUSE OF TEXPIS 1201 Main St. PIQNOS RHDIOS I-IHMMOND ORGQNS - BHND INSTRUMENTS RECORDS MUSIC PH oulzs cam null. nnvsn sans I 230 1 Calling down the powers 5d1COWltZ ,, One of Amerlca's Really 2 - , , ,g :R V. Ml! Fine Stores. Specializing in ' 9 ' ' - Men's Women' d Ch'I. ries. Occupying six floors of the 35-story Gulf Building. HOUSTON . xml iii I I n t m , dren's'APPurel uindaxccessia- I 5 55:51 A ' 5 I im J 1 'gl if l if 5555 55-5 i-'-. 555555 . g sw: 5 Ein 555555 U ' 'fig silgif' 15+ 5,5 mill. it - 21-1 -fm ll' R+- Compliments VHNCE-MOODY MOTOR CO. NPISH HUTOMOBILES SHLES HND SERVICE l4U2 San lacinto at Clay y..fif.f51.... MURIEL LEE RIVER OQKS SHOPPING CENTER Hbdominal Supports, Sacroiliac Supports, Corsets, Spinal Braces, Leg Braces, Rnd Hll Deformity Plppliances Fllso Trusses and Hrch Supports KEYSTONE DRUG CO. F. 3301 Compliments of MCPHULS FLOWER SHOP I l E5 .N 51 55 1 5' 5' fe 555 ' - u m, R Dame anal wAaf il Jlanzla for., That same impulse that leads one to look for the Karat mark on gold . . . or the Sterling mark on silver . . , leads one to look for the label on an article of mer- chandise. If the label says Sakowitz Bros' '... the article is immediately accepted as gen- uine . . . and ultimate satisfaction is a foregone conclusion. Back of every piece of merchandise in this great store there is a stern guardian of its quality! Consistently careful . . . ex- tremely cautious . . . ever vigilant that nothing shall enter that does not reflect credit on the name Sakowitz. P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E R D V E R 'l' 52511 I S E H S Compliments EHRLE NORTH BUICK C0 THE BEST MEXICHN FOOD IN TOWN MEXICO CITY RESTAURANT 3916 S. MHIN ST. PHONE H 0019 RQUL Roy MOLINH, Owner H LITTL CORNER OF OLD MEXICO IN HOUSTON MICKIEB BAKERY jk jade jam fAe Iimrence FOR EHCH OCCHSTON H SPECIHL CHKE fir aff, CLEHHIHG 84 DYE LUORI-GS I. H. MCDOUGHI., Owner 2817-19 Fctnnin F. 5331 P nn 1 L TQSQJ IIQUSTQII Pofwf TRUIIII Q11-Important Qccgsion PIICTQRY may Quality Luggage Ax . . ed since 1887 C, f I 'ik MHIN ci RUSK BUY WITH CONFIDENCE My piciures all have inieresiing angles I PHY WITH EHSE . I . Hntan, Mnsle and Mnreland eg Members, New York Stock Exchange GHLVESTON HOUSTON BEHUMONT P H T R O N I Z E C I-1 M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 52553 ADAMS BUICK SERVICE I000 Westheimer ot Lincoln Phone K. 3-7321 HOUSTON, TEXHS In Hppreciotion of Rice Potronoge 34010 af E ana! Save Eountciin Pens Stationery 'Textbggkg YOU CI-1N'T BUY IT Iewehay Notebooks FOR LESS Pennants Paper HNYWHERE Stickers Pencils Engineering ond Hrchitecturol Equipment THE RICE INSTITUTE COOPERFITIVE STORE Tohn W. Dietrich Wm. S. Mcickey, Mgr. Woods Mortin Potul Leonoird Stonley Young Tcirnes S. Drew EVERYTHING PHOTOGRHPHIC COTTRILL'S Preston 8000 1818 Moin Street HOUSTON TEXHS P R 'I' R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E Fl D V E R T I S E R S 52541 Compliments of JESSE H. JO ES TERESTS L. L. RIDGUIQY OO. Engineers' and Hrchiiecis' Supplies Reproductions of odl sizes 615 CHROLINEI - HOUSTON TULSH - CORPUS CHRISTI - NEW ORLEHNS NEW YORK That hat's on the wrong block L E D PRTRONIZE CRMPHNI R VERTISERS M551 0 7 IH n 23 Special Hgent HSSOCIPITED WITH The Holl M. Brock Ageno The Union Central Life Insurance Company 811 ESPERSON BLDG. TELEPHONE C. 5388 HOUSTON, TEXFIS RADIO K T R I-I jine olIfLograloAec! Serving .Qafionery PUBLIC INTEREST 0 CONVENIENCE NECESSITY CIMIKI XI IIIIIIIIIS LITHOGRHPHERS - PRINTERS - ENGRFIVERS STRTIONERS - OFFICE FURNITURE Dia174U C.B.S. P. O. Box 1441 HOUSTON Phone L. 4185 P H 'I' R O N I Z E C H M P H N I I. E H D V E H T I S E R S fQ56J Mite and might Oil Center Tool Company Manufacturers of High Pressure Drilling and Completion Equipment for Oil anol Gas Wells. MHIN OFFICE HND PLHNT Hirline Drive - Houston PI-IOTOSTHTING ENGINEERING SUPPLIES BLUE PRINTING SAN JACINTO BLUE PRINT CO. HRT SUPPLIES SIGN PRINTERS SUPPLIES 1213 Fannin HOUSTON Charter 4-2771 Specialist in Service Compliments of OQPTHIII lOl-IITS I-Iouston's Finest Restaurant l927 WEST GRPIY PHTRONIZE CBMPFINILE HDVERTISERS l:2571 American Title Guaranty Co Harris County Abstract Co. -K TITLE INSURHNCE cmd HBSTRHCTS OF TITLE -X FRHNK I BREHKER Mg C 4 7631 Third Floor Esperson Bldg., Houston, Texas T281 Consoliddted Cliernicotl lndustries lnc. CSout1'iern Divisiont MHNUEQCTURERS OE HEHVY CHEMICHLS EXECUTIVE HND SHLES OFFICE Houston, Texas FHCTORIES Houston, Texos - l:'ortWorth,TeXos - Bolton Rouge,Lor. - Bostrop,Lot. The girlie with the fringe on top lust as my math prof passed. this dem gun iammed! Compliments OT Boiroid Soles Division Nntiomii LEHD oo. 1113 Second National Bank Building HOUSTON, TEXFIS Compliments of HUQY ci PHILP Fort Worth Houston Dcxllos Supplying Institutions for Over 73 Years W. I.. Manatee 8 Suns, Inc. BUILDING MHTERIQLS FOUNDED 1850 103 Qustin St. P-6167 PHTRONIZE CHMPHNILE HDVERTISERS f259l ooX COGXQOGQI OOXN dh xoduexcq q Owl X. 'fwovi SGYKIZS 'Coe Xcogo Xfxove-Koo, '50 ood Coipoe- Oohek 611.05 . . . Skxcevepow. ' et mb Xkawefi. . . ood Q06 0:30 me 'Y Xeomoq boxix-5000 . 9-sqoxx 'Mode Qovo own e-Ipotx 5NXf3xorx , . . Xfkmx Euaposx Coqopowi, New WOW-. ?moX?co6ucx-5 me xecoqfixmed oe o xooX ok Aikwqxq QSXKX' ' c5xXKxeX6-5 exiev-1, 510 dxeocq xo -Nxoeie. HU SINESS Q ILT U ooalg Hun T I 00 L comp ANY I-'ie ld S I ho EXpg:1g1lEZi I-Ifoust Grv On Haw fs: H ey f Bd es Ork uni ' Y C. ,Q . E rger1.?dVc1XpOft HY' C lnql' Scomp Orpus uenz arg? 19 R Christi G , 832eCTo , Bure Sf! Dorf QT To 9- MPP P A T R o N I Z C a 0 M P 0 a N L I Q E E a D V E R 'r I s E R s M601 IQIHEIS BUTEI CG. Manufacturers and Distributors PHINTS and WHLLPHPER McKinney and Caroline F-9371 Misfit Gimme room, boys Cooiie Ever the favorite store of the fashionable young men and Women of Houston 9 9 P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E I-I D V E R T I S E R S 52613 60lnPAllleI1-td of MOLD' LDSMOBILE DE LERS if? Comlaafe Saad ana! Sruice Sf? PUBLIC MOTORS ROUNTREE MOTORS, LTD 1519 Main at Leeland 1401 Travis at Clay Capitol 5225 Fairfax 4143 HOUSTON P aux 1. 12621 Sammy's supporters Why don't you fellows go home? Pl complete line of Band cmd Orchestra Instruments I-IOLTON, MQRTIN, OLDS, PENZEL- MUELLER, LUDWIG DRUMS, GIBSON QND MHRTIN GUITRRS RECORDS HND MUSIC Chas. Parker Music Co. New 9dClT5'SS3 Walker and Travis Old P1ddfeSS1 916 Capitol Five. STRHUS-FRQIIK OO. DISTRIBUTORS 4000 LEELHND Hir Conditioning Commercial Refrigeration Household Refrigeration Bendix Home Laundry RCH Victor Radios Coleman Heating and Ventilating Equipment Victor 6 Blue Bird Records Industrial Fans United States Tires Youngstorm Kitchens Sunbeam 6. Proctor Electrical Hppliances Hutomotive Supplies-Tools and Maintenance Equipment BEHUMONT, TEXHS CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXHS GHLVESTON, TEXFIS HOUSTON, TEXHS SHN HNTONIO, TEXQS 4 P R T R O N l Z E C H M P Ft N I I. E R D V E R T l S E R S f265:l Woufvbng HABI1' PATTERNS FOR THE after 064. .. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE, MEN ARE BUNDLES OF HABITS When a young man shows that he is efficient, we know that he has prac- ticed the haloit of thoroughness every hour, every day, every year . . . until he is the summation of this habit. The Rice Institute Engineering Schools drill their students so thor- oughly in the fundamentals that they are accepted as among the better trained engineers of the nation. EX- E ecutives know that the thoroughness which makes for mastery of the fun- U r damentals of engineering will make for mastery of the jolos assigned in the Workaday World. Pn'rnoN1zE caMPaN1LE RDVERTISI-IRS f 264 If VISIT OUR NEW SPOBTSWEHR-REHDY-TO-WEBB LINGERIE HND HCCESSORIES ff .,. Between the Metropolitan and Loews State Theatre Wha!'s the matter. Bullard, no S.H.? Rnd I never. never, never saw rx mermaid .y fZ fi1'ZZA BRIGHT FUTURE There is no field in which thoroughly trained Workers will be needed in greater numbers than in office positions as account- ants and secretaries. Regulation of business by government is certain to continue. In- come taxes will remain high, and the prob- lems they give rise to Will continue to be complex. This calls for more trained ac- countants and secretaries than ever before. MASSEY BUSI Their Work will be more important than it Was before the War. The future of thoroughly trained accountants and secretaries Will be bright. Massey has neither terms nor semesters. Business firms do not have them either. You can enter any weekday. By that system students graduate every day, just as they are needed for jobs. NESS CULLEGE PHTRONIZE CHMPHNILE HDVERTISERS f2651 ROBT. H. RAY CO. GEOPHYSICAL ENGINEERING GRAVITY SURVEYS AND FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC I INTERPRETATION , ff f- f 77 mx. 1 r mr, WII' E412 mm FSI'- 4 'l 'I R 'll 4 iii A II -as FR he mv and KK ' H Modem eye You 6399 H . eK5mic 03 as vfhb as .. gan otouna S Www. . 0 ke mom was cefket 1, onam go: we yo we oi met 16'4Iv4Su'9 the NIOVI. A9 . gin I QB oln so xaon z vataxxef to I ROBERT I-I. RAY 'QS SAMD ROGERS JACK C POLLARD '95 NATIONAL STANDARD BUILDING . . HOUSTON, TEXAS 'varnonlzn caMPaN11.EanvsnT1ssns I Q66 1 Compliments of STAB rumlrune co. RUSK HT MILHM C Q' m Q R G D' Drilling Control and Compliments Ol Completion Equipment capirol. PHCTO SUPPLY co. for 4414 Mum k High Pressure Oil ond Gas Wells IQ: iv z e ' iiis It ,wg 405 n ' it lil Cameron Iron it is Q 4 Ulorks, lnc. l s::.stwz 1, S friggin? 44' HoUsToN, TEXHS HOUSTON PHPER COMPHNY l9l2 Franklin C-7331 in I wear T-shirts to show off my muscles I wear strapless evening dresses to show off Compliments of BLACK BHUS. FURNITURE DUMP!-XNY PBTRONIZE CHMPQNILE anvsnrrssns f267j HE OUTSTANDINC RECORDS MADE BY RICE ALUMNI IN RESPONSIBLE EXECUTIVE AND PROEESSIONAL POSI- TIONS REELECT THEIR THOROUCHNESS IN STUDYINC THE SCIENCES AND THE ARTS AT THE RICE INSTITUTE . . . AND THEIR EOUAL THOROUCHNESS IN LEARN- INC EROM THE SCHOOL OE EXPERIENCE. Az: REED ROLLER BIT CO. L I We got there the hard way How to catch c Rice man in one hard lesson CQMMERCIHL REFRIGERHTIQN Huqan-I-lllnnch Dry Eunlls lla. Thus. H. Sullivan S. lln. DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale Distributors 2626 Mom St. Tel ph K 3 3533 H t 3 T as its Compliments ot Compliments of JACK W. FHAZIEH SUWUQS 5 BU-lldmg Qssociotion fi? tlffffl ,,,1- I : - i t , 0 3 : . ,V I af lowes! cos! GREYHOUND LINES eredith, Clegg and Hunt DRILLING CONTRHCTQRS I527 NieIs Iisperson BuiIoIing Houston, Texos STEHM HND PGWER RIGS OPERHTING IN TI-IE TEXHS HND LOUISIHNH GULF COHST HND IN SOUTHWEST TEXHS Byron Meredith M. F. Ctegg L. M. Hunt Houston, Texas Houston, Texos Corpus Christi, Texos P I-1 'r R 0 N I z E C 1-1 M P H N I L E Q D v E H T 1 s E R s I Q70 I 1 1, ' Y -A , A, , if 'I ' ' Building a Greater Texas Building a lireater Hnustnn -1- -wa ffffiEifiQ :::.:f.:.s 55955?5:: K'Z5!1Ii gee.: .gags WM!! y . I HIIllIllI77llllllllllllllllllllM rg.: . fx lik lf!- S Ore GI1 GTG E The new 59,000,000 F I y B t d g g b ld g d t f UI1 el' C0 Building a lireater FBLEY BBB5. FARM DAIIIIES 1802 West Gray Hve. Phone L-4164 Extra Care Makes SANITARY MILK Extra Good lust tuck h 1 y I I U UWC get such cl t lab wo P H T R O N I Z E C B M P H N I L E I-1 D V E R T I S E R S fQ71l ATT MET P H R O N I E C L D I S R S Y? Compliments of Howard Smith Co. WELL SCREEN Houston, Texas ii? ln Hppreciation of Rice Patronage PUBLIC SQHITHRY PRODUCTS CO. Floor Maintenance Supplies, Sanitary Supplies, and Ianitors' Supplies 320 N. MHIN C-0024 Who threw that penny? Training pefiod Willis L. Craig M. L. Craiq Owner Cashier CRH-BELL VHCUUM CLEHNER 61 HPPLIHNCE CO. 216 Hathaway K 3-l654 H Houston Institution Since 1892 ZQWWBEE Infertile Eqq I-'arm E, BRYHN, Owner Candling Room and Office 321 Franklin Preston 1714 Parnonrzz CHMPHNILE nnvsnrrssns If z 9 .- ?515 fig QW National Bank of Commerce 1 X 113.5 .25 Lfm is i 1 ,fs , f X Af f ' l C x lx- K 5. N 57 li f ll: tl't5'llllit5l Q iriendly How We would like to be treated, were We-doing business with a bank, has been the yardstick by which We measure the standards ot our services to you. That is why it is courteous, competent Without being cold - understanding ot your problems Without prying into them. lt is neighborly banking service you like to come to - counsel you can respect and depend on. Feel tree to drop in, it only to get the l'teel of this friendly bank. Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation Lt! 0F noUs'roN my THE BANK OF COURTESY WA M F I l KIN KUST GU C 5 H 1' O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T 51741 Courtesy. . thatgs warm and ll COMPLIMENTS FULTUN STATIUNIERY C0. IUI7 SPIN IPICINTO C-6206 OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE Veni, vidi. vici Come:-ed! I F I I I I I F I Yes! The BIG ONES Come to LOEWS! . . . I I ' Lo evxfs Metro Mayer I i' I Pan 1 1. IQTSI LO c ST a 6 FOR HOME FARM 'INDUSTRY' Postwar development and ex- pansion in the South Texas area served by the Houston Lighting Si Power Company aggressively goes forward . . . powered by adequate, low-cost, dependable electric service. The superior advantages of electric power increase the broader business opportunities now offered throughout this territory. I-fguslon lighting an Piower A OF CHEVIP Elf Cfalclfuf 52761 'FHMOUS FOR ' MM Private Dining Rooms for Banquets and Parties Open 6 Days a Week 12:00 Until 12:00 Closed on Wednesdays 1112 Blocks South of Stadium M 2-4444 OH E'S Fl ITI EH L Brooks System Sandwich Shops Houston Business College l-louston 4, Texas 3708 MHIN STREET LEHIGH 0589 Pensive and pcxntless CRAFTSMANSHIP What IS the secret of Quality in printing? Abundant facilities, sound methods, and high standards-all these are necessary. But even more important than these are the skill, the judgment, and the good taste of workmen E :- O cn co ISP T m 3. : UQ :r na cn as ca .Q s: 2. : I-O' cn Q. .-'- :- cr: 3 E :J :- ... ... ... Q. H- F' 9 O er Q, Z Z I CD 3 ' 0-P -I O 3 o K If 2 O 0 V' 5-' 3 an Z Q, QD I-O' 2 z H .rg 5 S B l'lI 3. .... 3 Q- : 1- ,D 3, UQ Q' E I- E' :r 5: cn .4 g m 5- CD ... .. 3 'U .-.- 3' U' fb 9' 2. 'X' 3' -1 2 .-' 3 5- we H, 0 V' UQ o ,-.- E 0 P '- 'H 5 U? Z 9. 5: 9 ' 'H G' s E 8 U2 ur -- an 2 .U cn 2- 3 3 fi 1 n 1 If pg U' Z :L 2 -4 Y' : .... .... .... .... Eastern Sales Office: 305 East 45th Street, New York 3551 5 P H T R O N I Z E C H M P R N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S f2TT:1 ROI GHNECI In a laboratory? Incredible, but true, for here at HUGHES TOOL COMPANY the research and experimental depart- ments duplicate drilling conditions that actually occur in formations. The difference of course, is that wc can actually see the battle between the rugged teeth of HUGHES ROCK BITS and the tough, resisting formations of every kind. l ig? the field. We ulab That's why we know the problems of Jifiiff. roughnecksw drill drillers as well as they know them . . . l the Same mm and that's why HUGHES Roclc BITS encountered in drill fast, straight, full gage hole. ' the field . . . They're tailor-made for drilling ' 5 the same rugged specific formations on any location. c, W tool. COMPANY 7 n o u s 'r o n 1 z x A s Parnouxzs caMPnN1x.E anvnnrxszns H181 ,A 1014 T Q Z ,xt K li., lvnr llmrliiwk Housto T U V, A f , ..fA . 1-1 --'A-, 'i 1 ' - . , ,flu X I 5 W , n i 5 N ' School Supplies . SWF? S . xg WWW 1 Boolfstlogegifts W mcm's Sport Shop Lending Library x'SerViCe Is Where We Shine Iehn S. Dunn CSC Oo. INSURHNCE ci BONDS il? HOUSTON O pl ments of CLARK-EHRE PRODUCE CGMPANY I. H. Clark, '28 Ed. Clark Her face was a compleie k That's a nice head of hair T H O N I C M P H N I L E H R T I S E R S Johnny Sullivan His Trumpet ann! His Orchestra Wes Howards - Vocals - Plri Boyd Herbie Brockstein - 'little King of the Drums Instrument Trio - The Three Blind Mice Q N 1 L iisoi THEHES1-ILUT UPPHAIITIEAL f SMAHTNEESIN UUH EULLEETIUN UI? FUR EULLEGE WEAR PERFECT GQEVERYWHERE EURS . . . PIT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY BUDGET Use Your Charge Plccount or our LHY-HWPIY PLHN 0 FUR SHLON . . . SECOND FLOOR HUTOMOTIVE REPLHCEMENT PQRTS, TOOLS and EQUIPMENT Ios. E. Hleyer Co. Serving the trade for over 78 years 802 12 FRHNKLIN avr-: P 0146 ' I I eh. heh-jusi c little more glycerine P H N I L fgmj 'RUG ER' CPIRS TRUCKS ug- umm! Wofor Co. SHLES HND SERVICE 2201 South Main Street Houston 2, Texas Capitol 991 1 M W. BQYNES W, G. SHVTLLE H C. PQGHN L. L NETTLETON Gravity Meter Exploration Compan T347-49 Esperson Bldg, HOUSTON TEXPIS Phone: Cap. 9018 Cable: Torbalex t lack E. Fore GENERHL INSURHNCE HND BONDS 821-22 Bankers Mortgage Bldg. 66 , ,, Phone Fairfax 1982 ONE S A M EAL 22 Brooks System Sandwich Shops Jeanette U R K E, Inc. HEQDY-TO-WEQR MILLTNEBY HND QCCESSOBTES COSTUME IEWELRY - GIFTS 2005-D West Gray River Oaks Lehigh 8336 Houston, Texas P H T R O N I Z E C H M P B N I L E H D V E H T I S E R 5 I 282 IQ K 50111271 6ll'lC! OENERHL INSURHNCE 314 ESPERSON BLDG. HOUSTON TEXHS F 0146 Congratu1ations to 1947 Graduating C1ass KEYSTCNE PACKING CO. 1021 COMMERCE Loans for P1ny Worthwhile Purpose MERCHANTS 8 EMPLUYES sgnoludfriaf B A N K 306 MHIN 0 HOUSTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Have YOU given to the Community Chest? I owe my success H h M 1 P H 'l' R O N I Z E C R M P R N I L E H D V E R T I S E H S fzmj 5 - , 4. I. UF HOUSTON PROGRESSING WITH HOUSTON To be worthy, a bank must be an enduring institu- tion. Sons succeed fathers . . . grandsons follow . . banking and business transactions blend and be- come heritages through succeeding generations. Thus it has been with those we serve. And. as we wateh Junior follow Senior along the road to financial independence-. we are conscientiously mindful of our responsibilities in the development of his estate. Such is the thinking of a worthy banking institu- tion, To the business man of today, we pledge that his sons may be led confidently into the South Texas Bank. His progress and prosperity will be of vital concern to us through the years. OUTH TEXAS COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF HOUSTON FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E R D V E R T I S E R S I gm 1 Two -way sireich SOUTH TEXAS LUIVIBER CO General Office: Houston Yard: 20th Floor Sterling B1dg. 2801 McKinney Hve. Fairfax 3321 Fairfax 1191-1192 Parnoulzs CHMPHNILE nnvnnrrsrns f285Ql Automatically First lihuicel ww LOVELY PORTRAITS . .. THIRTY ONE O SEVEN SOUTH MAIN ST HOUSTON TEXAS KEYSTONE 34591 14 7exaA 9014114 try . . . . . employing Texas People, using a Texas Product, to create new wealth for Texas 'l'I1e Champion Paper and Fibre Company HOUSTON DIVISION Manufacturers of Pulp and Paper from Texas Pine T I Some cold sioruge owls Compliments Of TEX!-15 GULF SULPHUH CU., INII. PRODUCERS QF CRUDE SULPHUR H N I L flafj For 62 Yecrrs We have furnished livoble homes . . Why not yours? THE HHVGRTY FURDITUREI CO. The Sign of Friendly Service Throughout Texas, the Humble sign flashes a friendly greeting to motorists, invites them to the driveways of stations fully equipped and capulmly manned to render prompt, experienced service. Restrooms are spotless. Products are second to none. N 'Q Let the Hurul-le Station in your neighborhood care for your ' car. And when you travel Texas highways, stop at the Humble Stations along your route. You'll get improved performance from your car, more comfort for yourself. Stop for friendly service at any Humble sign. ef' IIUMBLE CII. Cl REFINING CCMPANY Over 6,000 Texans are waiting to welcome you under the Humble sign 4401 MHIN HND 905 TEXHS Flowers for every occasion . . . 9 av We can furnish them P R T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E R D V E R T I S E R S fQ88l Select Cleaners Compliments of PHUL'S SHOE STORE U OREN C. KNOX 725 Mem C2434 oNo 4, 05:59 Q ROSTE 'Z' 9 P' ' S' :BQ Quo I-' 9 Iilazier Frosted Fund Cu. fllistrilcnutorsl 701 North San Iacinto Street Gongrafufafiond dnd best Wishes to our mdny friends dt RICE 'X Drop in dnd see us for the newest design dnd styles in fine Socidl Stdtionery, Cdlling Cdrds dnd Yedr Round Greetings. STATIONERYR PRINTING CO n.son ' I-U Geo. M. Flint Geo, M. Flint, Ir. George III. Flint Co. General Insurance and Bonds Cotton Bldg. P-5397 ll U I N B Y EM l2!.'Iii2I YOU CHN BENEFIT FROM OUR MQNY YEHRS EXPERIENCE IN THE ' PERSONNEL FIELD Executive, Office, Sales and Technical Personnel Member National Employment Board, Chamber of Commerce and Employment Counselors of the U.S.9. 409 Bankers Mortgage Bldg. Houston 2. Texas 51 A A 5zr...,f.,f eaf el' eaf el' gb . fdlgn FHLL TERM INTERIOR DESIGN ggpr, 9 COMMERCIHL HRT FHSHION ILLUSTRRTION Veterans WRITE roR caTaLoeUE Can Enroll Under 3917 Montrose Blvd. GI. Bill Hadley-6617 Houston 6, Texas - my ,144 QW I ,Y srmlonsnv , PRINTING ' sNeaAvmG .... . 3109 MAIN Q rzmriar 4168 eqamtiafz 4, 7en:a4 This is the hallmark of Texas Electric Steel Casting Company, worlds largest producer of alloy steel castings for the Oil Industry and the largest commercial steel foundry in the Southwest. It is the symbol of quality . . . the user's assurance that the manu- facturer of the product loearing it has provided the last Word in safety and dependability. S2331 fm f-INQCQD. o 9'ON4 'o GOOD CASTINGS HOUSTON. TEXAS X, to P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E B D V E R T I S E R S Service Day and Night HUSTIN and MCKINNEY KRIIPP 81 TUFHY, .gnc 901 Main at Walker The SHOE CENTRE OF SOUTH TEXHS HOUSTON I talk my men into subiection We beat ours Rapid Blue Print Company PROMPT QND COURTEOUS SERVICE Office CS Plant 4TH FLOOR MELLIE ESPERSON BLDG. CHQRTER 4-1625 E. W. Bartlett, Owner HOUSTON, TEXPIS Office 51 Plant 4TH FLOOR GULF BUILDING FHIHFQX 7391 P B T R O N I Z R C H M P H N I I. E H D V E R iw T I S E R S ON S Q D 'S gf' '77 IP b JXVCE Xcbb F VER 80 years f 0 friendly banking servic e to Houston firms a 6' F9119 I DI t I R T ATIO T R O N I Z E C H M P nd families ALBANK I 202 J H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S Her lips were like petals. ose e us? R p t l No, ping-pong paddles 1320 on Your Dioii it HMERICHN BROHDCHSTING CO Y DIQMONDS HREPHIRINGH WQTCHES B! ' TCDCDT I1 TQLLUIH um 5 . FINE JEWELRY HND oiifis Beuglre HHDLEY 6741 6624 SOUTH MHIN C. W. ERWIN O I I 4428 Griggs Rd. SCHRDINO'S B. E. ERWIN Printing ond Publications 1 Houston Foundry 84 Machine Co. HoUsToN, TEXHS 2005 White Capitol 9787 P H. T H O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S fQ933 Wlmfls A couuvwurrv AND IT TAKES homes and schools and churches to make a community and, hack of them, farms and factories and other opportunities for employ- ment. But most of all a community is people - people who live in the homes, support the churches and schools, cultivate the soil and man the factories. In one sense all members of a community are partners in the task of maintaining a high level of com- munity prosperity. When farmers prosper and factories grow, there is Ill ll,Ilfl' lUl,lI.lCIIE!5 more work for more people, with more money to spend for every-day needs and luxuries, for home im- provements and professional serv- ices, for bond issues and for charities. This is the picture of a community and its progress that sets the pattern for the service program of The Sec- ond National Bank of Houston. It explains why a metropolitan bank maintains an Agricultural De- partment to promote the welfare of Texas farmers. It explains why we operate a llepnrtmenlalized bank, with strong I1 25,092 ,7 departments planned to serve all the financial needs of all the community, and with resources adequate to any need. It explains why the applicant for a modest personal loan receives the same courteous treatment as the exec- utive who seeks capital for a new plant or a major expansion program. The Second National Bank is part of the community it serves, attuned to its spirit and alert to its needs, with faith in its future and a determi- nation to contribute in every feasible way to its economic development. J-E Smear vt gsmmom f, a 'mHWWHIHIIV OF I I BUSTON ,, W MEMBER or THE FEDERAL ww 'IW LOCAYED 'N THE DEPOSIT INSURANCE cow. MV CENTER or HOUSTON W. ll. CIIRTIN in CO. DOMESTIC - EXPORT Laboratory Apparatus and Chemicals HOUSTON, TEXHS NEW ORLEHNS, LH. Compliments of Friends PETROLEUM BUILDI G HOUSTON, TEXHS P R T R O N I Z E C H M P B 52943 N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S WI . C 4-6046 Specialists in Office - Sales - Technical Personnel STENOGRHPHERS QCCOUNTHNTS compgfe paraonnafseruice OIlEl:IlICgiN?IEIER2KS Confidential Interviews GRHCE WINN, Director 1636 MELLIE ESPERSON BUILDING Compliments HOUSTGD ELGCTRIC Covering up the dirty'work Every Meal a Pleasant Memory e QBID allege 31111 P H T H O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 5295 1 AQ tiEi7l1Hf7l6b1l6U1lQ5 o a .griencl P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S 52961 Compliments of LEIQPQLD QED PRICE 805 MEIN I had two when I came X We bare arms ff, , sf a. . . . ge-I- the superior xxllfk rggefgowek of rms-rmff gasoline ! This is what superior Fire-Power means to you . . . not only lively and smooth road performance but also quick-as-a-Hash starts, rapid warm-up, instant response when you need it. You get superior Fire-Power with today's Texaco Fire-Chief Gasoline. It is made possible by Texaco's accurate control of volatility and the other qualities that make a fine gasoline. Take advantage of the smooth-surging power, the sparkling response that superior Fire-Power gives you. Fill 'er up with Fire-Chief. At Texaco Dealers. Drive in today. TEXACO DEALERS P B. T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H971 HDVERTISERS Dale Shepherd, C.L.U., Class of 1925 THE SHEPHERD HGEDCY g.,.,..f,4,.,f, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. Incorporated 1848 at -.:, 5, S A V i,. Q .,.,. ., 55 K Z if xg 5 Lf 55 X ,,:' ' V, , is --fi 1,u, i ' i 5 . ZZ I W Y -gg- ' ,V I ' I Wm if E J ifgxggj .Q A T I Th Bliss of Solitud Brchitectuml Triumph EXPERIENCE Back ot every truck-repair job at Jackson Motors lies 33 years experience as Texas' Oldest Dodge and Plymouth Distributor. Under one root is everything necessary for repairing any make ot truck - at once! DODGE TRUCKS-SALES ll D15 OUS P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I L E H D V E R T I S E R S HM 20 Big Food Stores The mlxer VBETTER F009 FOR '-ESS COMPLETE SODH FOUNTHIN Wei arte ' Serving Houston and Vicinit SERVICE Y Westheimer at Hathaway HIEHDGR HIOTOR COHIPHHY HOUSTON 2, TEXHS Packard Sales CS Service Used Cars MCLZ06 gglfaf 1soNDED MEMBER FLORISTS TELEPGRRP11 DELIVERY ik Hrtistic Flower Hrrangements ik' 1910 Mum C. 4-0551 1. 2-8490 PRIVQTE DINING ROOM QIN EH 9611111151 DISHELJ 111111 11116 DIFFERENT Sizzling K. C. Steaks 6800 SO. MHIN ST, HOUSTON, TEXHS Mm Can lZ3e,,mJ on .Sbwm of QMEQ, 47YEARS DEPENDABLE s FHNNIN QT WHLKER ERV P H T R O N I Z E C H M P H N I I. E H D V E R T I S E R S fs, us Off the record can come misinterpre- tations that may lead to costly and unsuccessful leasing and drilling, or, perhaps, the condemnation of produc- tive acreage. That the Seismic staff of seismologists, now entering its fifteenth year as an organization, is capable of successfully directing an exploration campaign of any magnitude is clearly reflected in its record of operations . . . a record high- lighted by accurate interpretations. SEISMIC EXPLORATIONS, INC. Gulf Building Houston, Texas ESTABLISHED 1932 PHTRONIZE CRMPHNILE HDVERTISERS if 5 's-iff? U 3 3 E 2 9006 Kf': 2 weieai amuse Z , MUD mx. view 0 EOR mxxxwxsmmumav, msemx, msgs f i HKvf'lbS1Q1'3f21-v-S -km ,VI ,... ,Q Q H I S 1 1 1 1 1 Advertisers' x J X 1 X 1 X-1 xv! X-1 x-1 x- x- xvf x- x- 5 X-J xv-1 xv! xvx x-J xvz xv! X11 xv! A Abercrombie lnterests ....... Abbott Stansell lvlotor Co.. . Adams Buiclc Service .... Aetna Life lnsurance Co.. . . Alaslcan Fur Co. ............ . American Title Guaranty Co.. . . Applied Electronics ......... B Baroid Sales Division Natyl Lead Co.. . . . Battelstein s .................... Behring,s Bearing Service Co.. . . . NV. S. Bellows Construction Co.. Bernardys Studio ............. Blaclc Bros. Furniture Co.. . . . Blossom Shoppe ...... Blumys . .......... . R. B. Bowen G Co.. . . . Holly M. Brook Agency ..... . Brazos Floral Co. ............ . Broolcs System Sandwich Shops.. Burlcharts Laundry ........... .lames Bute Co.. . . . ,leanette Burlze lnc.. . . . . C Cameron lron Vtforlcs. . . . . . Captain Johnys ....... Capitol Photo Supplies. . . The Cargill Co. ..... . Carroll Florist ........... Castello,s lnc. ................. . Castle Court Service Station ........ . . . The Champion Paper and Fibre Co.. . . . . . City National Banlc ............. Clerk-Elnre Produce Co. ......... . Clarlie and Courts ............. Columbia Dry Goods ............. Consolidated Chemical lndustries .... . . . The Coop ..................... Corrigan s ........................ . . . Cra-Bell Vacuum Cleaner Supply Co.. . . . . XV. H. Curtin 6 Co. .............. . . . Curtis Co. ........ ...... . D Ding-How Restaurant ....... R. R. Donnelley 8- Sons Co.. . . . Dow Motor Co. ........... . Down Town Chevrolet Co. .... . Doyle,s Prescription Pharmacy. . . Ben Dullfie, lnc. ............. . Duncan Coltee Co, ........ . .lolnn S. Dunn 5 Fo.. .. ... E Everitt-Buelow . . . . . . F R. P. Farnsworth Ei- Co.. . . Farrar Lumber Co. .... . 240 248 Q54 Q55 281 258 304 259 Q61 Q56 Q54 Q86 267 Q50 Q95 285 Q50 Q99 277 258 Q61 282 Q67 Q57 267 250 Q88 265 231 Q86 245 279 256 227 Q59 254 Q50 Q73 Q94 252 299 277 253 227 Q49 Q48 Q28 279 Q46 249 Q52 Fashion . ................ . H248 Feather Er Feather School ot Design. . . . . Q90 First National Banlc in Houston l'islc Electric Co. ............. . George lVl. Flint Co. .... .. . Foley Bros. ...,... . Fonvilleys Pharmacy . . . .laclc E. Fore ........ ,laclc XV, Frazier ............. Fredericlc Produce Co. ......... . . . . . . Q04 Fulton Stationery Co. ........ . Friends ot the Petroleum Bldg.. G Gr-1ido,s Restaurant ............ H292 . . . Q46 . . Q00 . . Q71 . . 245 . . Q82 . . 269 .. 252 .. Q75 H277 Gibraltar Savings Er Building Association .... . . Q69 Glazier Frosted Food Co. .... . Thos. Goggan 5' Bros. ......... . Leon Cordon .lewelry Co. ...... . Gravity Meter Exploration Co.. . . H289 H250 ....Q55 . .... 282 Cray Tool Co. ................... .... 2 42 Carl Gren Printing gr Stationery Co.. . . . . . . Q90 Greyhound Bus .........,..... .... 2 70 Golf Oil Co. .................. .... Q 31 Cuyys lvlarlcet . . . H Hargis lvlotor Co. .... . . . Harrison Radio Co.. . . . Haverty Furniture Co... F. XV. Heitmann Co. .......... . Hester G Xvise, lnc. ........... . Hogan-Allnoch Dry Goods Co... Houston Banlc KS' Trust Co. ..... . Houston Business College ...... Houston Electric Co. ......... . Q53 ....Q9l ....232 ....Q88 ....235 . .... 244 . .... 209 ....245 ................Q95 Houston First Federal Savings Er Loan Association. . . 244 Houston Foundry Er Machine Co Houston Lighting and Power Co.. Houston Paper Co. .......... . . ................ Q93 ....Q70 . ..... .... 2 67 Houston Ready-Cut House Company ..... .... 2 45 Houston Trunlc Factory ........ Huey 5- Philp ............ . . Hughes Tool Co. ......... . Humble Gil 5' Refining Co.. . . . Hunt Tool Co. ........... . Hyde Parlc Funeral Home. . . The Hylo Co.. lnc. ...... .. l lnlertile Egg Farm ..... . lnterstate Theatres ..... lvy-Russell lvlotor Co.. . . J .laclcson Motors ........ . Jesse H. .lones lnterests .... Keystone Drug Co.. . . . Keystone Paclcing Co... Krugers Jewelry Co.. . . Krupp 5- Tutlly, lnc.. . . . KTRH . ........... . KXYZ . .......... . H023 ....255 ....259 Q78 288 260 239 258 ....273 ....Q41 ....28Q 298 Q55 251 Q85 282 291 256 295 ' X-J xvz yvf x-1 xvf xv! xv1 x-J X-1 XvJ x-1 X- fxvyxv!xvzxv-1x-JX-xx-jx-Jx-xx-xx-xx-Jxvf l. Rounlree lxlotors . Qtr! 1 m - t.et'henger's . ...... . . . 350 lxalpll lxuplq ' ' ' ll! l.e fllairls tfeect Store. .. .. 255 . Leopold anct Price .... 2417 i 5 llevy BIOS- Dry Comls- D ' ' - 2249 5iltiOXYttZ Bros. ....... .... . 25l I-Oewg Slate 'l'l.lem,.CS- U D Qfg Qfniitary Farm Uairies. . . QT! lnwcl The l7l,,fiSl. . . . . I I h Q55 han ,lavirito Blue Print . . . 257 Searrlinos Printing tio. ......... 205 B1 Sears, Roelmliclc iq' Co. ........... Q54 5C't'OIlft National Bank ot I louslon. . . Q9-1 XV. ti. lxlzieatee 5 Sons, lncx. . Q50 Seismir' Explorations. lnr. ........ 500 txtcllaulys Flower Shop ...,. Q51 Seltrictgge . ........... 250 txtactings Drug Stores ........ Q-i5 Sr-led Flgmicrg ,,,,,, Q80 lxtaggnet Cove Bariuin Corp. ..... 501 Slwplwrfl lkgemfy, , I Q08 lxtaintenanve tfngineering Corp.. . . 1250 The Smart SHUI, ,,,,, , , , Q35 Martel Stiictio .............. Q30 tlowarct Smith flo. .......... 275 Massey Business College .,.. 205 South lvtain Baptist C'tnm-h ........ Q51 htaxwell Raclio Service ............ . . . . 250 Smlllq lX'lam Stall- P,a,,l4 A..-....,........ l I 2373 MCHJOF lxlUlOF CO. --.------.--.-.-..--- - - 299 South Texas Connnereial National Bank Q8-1 Merchants 5 tfinployees lnctustrial Bank. .. .. 285 South Texas Cotton Oil flu. ,,..,,,,,,, ,, Q37 Byron txlerectith ................... Q70 South Texas Lumher tio. ,.,, Q83 htexiro City Restaurant ...... ..... 2 52 Star Furniture Co. ,i,,,,,,, Q07 ,loseph F. lxteyer Co. ....... Q81 Slplzig Saddlery Cin.. . . Q58 txlielxies Battery ........... Q52 Stone Supply Co., lncx.. 248 Mission lxlanutacturing tio.. . . 204 Slovvers Fumlfum CO.. - - goo The htixei' ............... QW? Straus-ljranlx Co. ....... 205 htotor htachine 5' Supply Co.. . Q29 llolumy Sullivan ,...A..... Q80 Thomas H. Sullivan fl Co.. . . 260 N ,l. ,l. Sweeney rlewelry flo. .... Q29 Nathanls .........,....... 279 T National Bank of Coinrnerce. . . Q74 Th T C I H National lnstruinent Co. ..... Q-I6 The TQHHEHEL 1 ' ' ' ' ' '24 7 N. O. Nelson Con' ..... Q-17 T C mfas ,UT ' J ' ' ' ' ' Q97 Earle North Buick C-UH 033 vexas lEt6CtI'I? Steel fwastinp Co.. . 290 5 Ftexas frult Sulphur C o. ,....... Q87 Texas Photo Supply tio. ...., 254 O Texas Tire flo. ......... C250 Oil Center Toot trio.. . . . 257 ilfml D Nl ellcml ' ' ' 993 lower f ateteria . . . , . . Q35 J I U Clharles Parlqer lxlusic tio., Zo? lylllltfffl Cas flaw., , , , h I Q50 Pauls Shoe Store ....... Q80 Raymond Pearson, lncz. . . 2 to V 9 . ' s , 'Jaden Iron 5' NCCI CU ' Qfbl Vaiiiee-lxlooctv htotor Corp. ..., Q51 t erteeto Cleaners . . . 252 xv H K- 'n F I H N Piuots . ' . . ' I I . . U . . I . l l H 270 o us- oopei unera ome. . .. 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