Rice University - Campanile Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 362 of the 1960 volume:

'J ... . 2 ansby's Big 'Five Point, 6, hed X j QCuntinued from Page 43 ,lre able to scale the wall with .ly a sl-:irmishor two in the ssing. Co-operation Is The Way IAS you can prohahly guess the qass was about equally green 1 either side - being brown on is you would expect, there Qin problems which each 'nprepared to meet in ve new environ- 'food students ,ney were, they .at strange new g things - by co- e Klan from the North succeeding generation how wall was scaled and how fwho used to be Southernersl learned from the Klan from the South fwho uscd to be North- ernersi how to get honey and make wine - and the Klan from the South Qwho used to be North- ernersj learned from the Klan from the North Qwho used to be Southernersi how to catch fish and make blue berry pie. This second bit of co-operation improved considerably their re- lations. Eventually the Klang began to intermarry fit happens every time.i They didn't live happily ever after but they passed on to each the -bo- Picard Diiioveus D5 .o-' C3 CB ,... Ill nu Suvvlem 0 t 9 l Student Sena e - The Specia anne Study -f W.hi A. . Q Conqrultliee 031: Xvceli xvlth ?eaTQ ll met htxs Pa. , andPreS1deTl 3 'l W ml - y,., if ,e Possible ii 44 '97 . ffl TE ef C r L24 VIH? H1 hteil , Sims. Dean Pill publications boats l 'Houstom am-book was 2-P?r0v 5 , the veal I , - of Sims as 0 by sh19 i li me mf1imthmvet0 Power' tili fl book, camvaff X the dh 3 ,nongyotlng or an Senate: J1 S . jthi: Student' ' QQ' - 'lf' UU' 10 i d meet aPPrmu' I 'l 1 So ' - . ' Glvzg Q I iv woul af to was U 1 but ' . times a ve - -in Jw nf fm Q' 194.65 ffm, faire, .OUT from Pres 1' . . ef? -getherness was estabhs talking things over and R. Eve 6 ng- Th B c w ge? ea 5137 604' Q ie es 't1..a eo' St ' '12 G ' NOW THIS is 6111-iq Q,,o'3Q,,,f'1vpab:ffedl 8 WAY 1 KNOW Ofc 5-at we J' ad fe Watts. Q . Getting togethe ,gufhsob was Djbegbpbsol, as tojpflbg 0, . things -over. :game tp-6eSl7Q abbey sq -'lg d to 'beet' 6 I cannot be 5 9 Sl 0115 'I fb dlb 6129 X515 11022. '09 view that the .0961 aff' Il' 91,9 tfle R593 042 ee 01 tb Q 9 e J' x S 6 z '22 ' lp is too immatgill' Ivegibebefag 591228 29 C1902 Pak tibia fabye wer co reason. If some al-cffsa 01-Q read 5-'ig them? 5 at JZ.-P15 Woolf' to!!! are perhaps misplaced. 90 do appz' Oo 8 563.-Xe QVC' it-asf d fa ff And I'm just as important v. flbp, 0-lax fiwecedent 8.055 1160 3 2711. 06 the other view 'which' holgfugini Set Crude bien to 8' delfssarys Jn the people whose vo the mumni now oobiectw 1-,pl 11,9 grep? 17,8 to contribute to the e H, why q1idn C they ts-p U, gre Q. lveh' the Rice student, are nudity' they were Sifudegengn ass -Q AGALS1- to listen, o the opini it when et the Pfece b - Q' '11-or 'P student is they who ie real fllfiereime id 012005 Q an 0 Wai' ' There 15 0 Campanile 3 Pa '1t12,.h fb What must be don n the 1959 Hom other O ge 1 tba ' Protest? SimPlY, talk th tglise which feadce 15 on the Q 01 ted th years. The difggeganivnimile. 3 TJ- JJ conifgsi, cover of tlheinistration is openlil vs OO! A The 3 m ' Q' , 47 tactfully bi - 44 ,I at satirized' . m gf Hitler, 'f-he Q- 0 Q5 . he Symbohs xmce of Q4 . 1105 Specifically: C17 Know issues of the 121' Present ly your views l3l See first on how T . ka and the sac! the ,Inn Qfbus, 6, points, you can agree wi Swans ' the 81155 0 they W0 'aes other side' Students-tisikes too cloSe H6 ad-- 02-Qdbla' 65 C45 Having establishe Stitutc bf the comf0fV of l meer? 2'-'iii points of disagreement, tffltll 516011. l lt '17 fgj Iagg ts again' on those points andimlms 1 . wphehan lnshtilte in, 131790, Se,1.P! port argument with a ple Mephls ts of The Rlce ,i ,E Wea fig, 101 firmness. A W9 Studied sold our Souls iio Md of earl f5i Never underestimate stitute lla ar. thcrelore we D fe'- .3q,Sef1i bg 5 Ure o . 4 ' v- 0 importance of the proper 252000 aliaiili the right to dopzgiof yt! tude. Many protests go unheioflgel' t Study, Over a. has because to admit the soundnlthiug bu the administration ma- :D of the protest would mean Of yearsd wn student OTQR Or- W accept the personality by tibwken O. laced them W1 i T - and 19? . . use 0 Protestant. Von? t-one which it can F 3: N. 9-3- ,,. Axou 55 fi' P' :D BD no -H SR SBU 12 'ZS I y, bi 1, All C'011CiY0'l rf1if11t 'iid Mirah 'er this 1635? Senate th' . Of '-71' g' 62- I1 . t . pil 'ms- e 11626. the tl tins UXPIUD. S Out ' il discussioflfzgf S1 Drotest. its owiily but surely the Vail? the de lfs H, 'ing ds I. Q ef'-99 'vlf .- i 'printing a . -ng 'Z,f'-0 Q Slfll . Qriiing tot. me Q F . 8 .nfs to 'is ,Iac ealjy I-eh. . IJDGQ, 6 W7 U1-21,0 Q1-eat. abou 810118 C1196 'J' all led . f , Dr 'i t 011 ffel- Sopiatpjb dnllgl. Vee-libndhe Stu I. . A' lv' 5' f . of . 'alohdaylhg Smhgr Q Cz'obOmefl11f In bm hm 'hyd 11 fa 'Pc llg-I1 71117110 rnldlg- Oats H111-6 a th 9. bp - ij G W oil. E blob dawn C., St XG with -4. 3 o . delclh and d to be in fililor Senate Secme - but 25 Val this soft 0'f.wixflQ been made iinitc Muon .nt maui .Q dc x time swiemc nt C -it fb 2- 'Wu ,F lb- V C 0? B' 'dn -vin ui 'Ig-S 'S wit J Sqn' U 11111 ' dgn f ' d Ufd - t dl . fy G . fan Cent So Jam heal, fl u H lill- El meg 've O ff'f1 is vflbg 7'lz,.of Ce ahh! 6 SGW esh USOI., 3' 11 . 'B' el' 'Shi like . to C efffto p la d O S'4f71r O 'Dz-ofnr Blzddvs I Ike J' . fl 9 '. UJIPQA-Ie Ifqlh i lil' . iffy W Q ' ff. B1uqq.i.ioA cl N-. qsntu auued .oldde .103 aagg saoS qeqq HQ isux lg-sa . f AI 6' -.I OS.-Iozmdi Zy kt 6. lg 9 fs cfv li -RIGHT -P H J to h - 1 Slnc . Eve .Pie are e 'SDL tl an al'1'0r . 3 ' LDSCCE: 11561111 lihgtgljdent iii. Jntelle . in ' Inu .h tsu of 117010 apt t Ing, C . Ur uf Ubeco ' 'U'9fl'ee, .eilgy It fsoyf Cvunuge E' flffuz-e1 'Y . ' tel11genUt1ce's njm'tW-FIY? A at e l.aiu- 'V curious .fi pfflfluce I5 .4 59 Icing lost and fo d in the ossxbility 0 the book, contaxlgon- . Gxveym.auof1 15 iw the Superiocl I Tabo- Plement wi spring Svofts' The 6 Crcailon- ob well schooled ui isle picmn-85 0 C mmencement- f a Wlll el and acceplla e Fl P 1 l This is one view of how tgamza' 1-poses. ' im ufll QM luilrl V paumll 30 e E 5. o ,,- , cial conventions meh is not han- we g C A lniowledfebguiilig irritation of m- m U1 F ' - . e st. 'E c Forum diwigpai tninklllg' 53 ' tb , , , dwl U' . Cover? dit01' n fm f nS1Ve the 901 fr any 4 c we Study Comm To the E. . REAL Tease A Of 0 1 noted that O .2 the G21lfl'aSfafk,in his Comm What 1553: censorshiu of fxld 11, mnY 3151,-if the '59 CMI- W f Gflolge hat, from no the DYOPO, . -1 We we rdbacla COX -- nslve W ce 411, mted l? h el blicailons' have lm - ht be Offe 1 rn- 11- ' UQ relloft 5 L und f0T l' e Adept Pu - nd trustees . .nlle mil-5 'mglinekl 3 V 'fe H the alumni a Campanile pa huecwwllv 1 l w awe vill be locate ter that ' d that the win MC oiqdeo 91 'su 12 pus Clfl dpu QZJ E D c 1 cap U! Wil fl C3 5+ ' -'C' F' 'S' if 5: -1 V57 Fw Q-S ':: T4 Q 5 -5 H u uni - Ll E school W dent Cen ' coinplmne d up. i - Rice SW' ' the Stu n X ane - ' ble nl- i . 5 the ' E mentfifgontinued- on Paigegi must :re d:0ZS , me. obiecilldiirila its The discuflhiil Othe Foruin was h Ho anne diffel has dent Pxqtesl- The qdmmistra- . . was a week wh 1959 Camp ,, The 154 edition , . d a iarC9- X fu., in they 1 edecesS01 5 ' ditY The 57 mdee 3 slvililmh A 3 i the l , 1 ' C 'l T ' X1 ' . - , G O college sy Stein Cetme Klgeen cited for its cr no 1655 crude. mon lmaiouhhed Chaiunwn hrasedn X0 bility being taken and 'sons we --iven. ealY'm i WP , Ol .md ,555 edl 1 is ls U1 who cievcr Y We do U. it was a Week in which the nice student body accepted Forum' - Hwhat cuff ' S the question -Su-ation sal! as challenge of becoming a respected, sound-minded, a n the adminxg forum ther , whe ' the 4 above all, mature group. . NOT, to road slings Student PY0 b st mace '00 U The responsibility to censor should be in the hands e' ,,,, UTH BOND the responsible and the Student Senate has decided it test' ,,pp.ULlNE R Y do the job. Although any censor-able material may sti 1 have to go through Dr. Sims, adviser to men, a responsible Student Senate publications board, using a mature sense Iwata!-ity Attempt of values and decency could gradually become the one, su- l preme censoring force-if it proves that it can and is a ' l mature thinking group. A 0 0 I u t l 1 l Compromise and studied twelve hours a 000 d I Q ' at pe fy 7, be fl!! ra N so 6 0 . . K 4128 0021, , 8 all 0011 . gg M 'EEST We M2157 61009 Q I 'SQ the asfrgu of dba ,le 1 fbefb 'Ole 'Wo 0 bw 'fee ,013 fo, ed rfb- QP 62' 1 155, 'fe ' uf 'fa 69 - f 0 . Q , -917 9 11 , G 01- LZ 86150: 'Jalal Swag' I-ver fi P H 00 e O 9 . 1. S. e :ge bac, -5,0 is 6. easob' 8 ' r 0116 , 195. 312176 17300. Q ,- ey 105 be 1811 I1 Pomes BY John Fowler Remember that card, now, try real hard, That convinced you your fu- ture was nice? '7 ,ber Cast lag. 0 Ilg- sf'a1,Se-V5 T id fand it swept you l'e 9681- .Pe 02110 1806 Of Q tj we accept you 110 11 91- -2 Q' 46,6 e g e ,Iam ,bday by a fellow .by el- betigbg be, t1,,l? Q , l. fbe Saab D Of A , 1118020 Oa1bpSe 6511- aa?-'J P0 M 6 G fb 12511 alll? GJ' N 9 :ld eb, da 6 0 Q' Q On, 50 -or as ff? O fo,. 01-. .77 ?1 . c' 11 l' 0 S01 901 f . ' .sys are .jjepi W 0fQ.5f.eff21f.faw.'f'fi'fye, Q N 51. llfol. 01186 031117 ' an I6 4,1 113' tb Q G Q, 6 Q, SI. 8 W B Wa S0 Ca p 8 be 601114 6 the F fha 11: 11 .sf h0t121et,b1122paI1i6'1'c1,a Waslnen upr Q0 , Ve ood' 6 Q1 for ,Jla,,Q,e e,. 01-UQ, GS tb If-' Whos' what possess. I 0 get? It tp of IVQS - 6' e Ca as 0Ine!J be age 1,6 Safe as D U78 It 5 lb., 6 If P Q' e SS Ie , 1- xptbllv 5-'10 tile essafy .faffklelp : 0917151216166 . 8119 1029, H abd ,Wade Weave v01bf'0t6e Sflfatl. 5.9 ou were put in a college, ' sgat J,e1'8W 111,e!Tf7Z booielbb 0112539 1' Of H1015 confronted with knowledge, W 9111 011 'ill' Pct .Ig Ce , of e 2513- ft fz-obj progfoz' an Gff-01? wbosdnowhflzat . . . I degli bog 158 'ess JUS! seo 9 Sb? as - be fee had 011, of aw , Wd fw A 0-912 fda-F' Low yeazsseh .0 the 166 efhek K1 '.' 11 'of EJ ,- -ny, 11,,.0r. 15 fb a be . 'I - :lt Vo G fljghs a W 6111- tba . flhgl, Ute Q l, -,Vow ji! afcb ras aslgbg 6 030 O 611-d JZ bd I bat S151 of Q iojjeg year came. o . Dassegle 1 ISSIVGG Sys Of tb to 'b' , fb ! l ,Id O Wa feb, G lie .ass It p , ?w.f1ff.Sd.'ff1a '90 'If r SJ If 11 60 Itel' ,?'qri,,,f f'1-6 '3 if fl, 6 llgbt bel, 111119 d Ib S1111 6 W fb 901' tra . fo We 611jSpePc:f tb 0927 851011. Aide . e ,. -101881, ance last-ivy H1110-. 71p. e ab. Q fit! 6 o Half 'fe was 'fe 301-X 1? af 4' O t s of J5:fo110,51h1'l1de,f0 'QQ 2 beyvafae '12 01-ep Q 0 0943, 4-0 Situ 61,00 10 -2 oaths 'E 5969- 2 'I' 0 Q9 efbefflr dee of Qfoln 4- 429 'ia ?e '54-Willie as 'MJ' 601 amy 'Exif .. 11, ,if 66-L'13,,0 Q, fa,f ,,,v so aft. ages Cues 'IQ fa. fol 0r'0.cis'b?9,,Q,.Cg bp- O U1 I 0 6 f e' ati lg-blk, 'llg li KQWGQDQIQ A0946 og 94, oo' S 00 'L' Wbenr od QQ-gl-65 aa' A dz 6 40' 0' , ,, 4 'fs-Q day. Drunken parties ensued And you ate commons food, And the Burns people towed you away. There were people at Jones, you heard whispered in groans, who you wouldn't believe till you'd see one, you were foolishly cheerful when they told you, Be careful, Don't step on a toad, it may be one. The people in Lovett, folks said, were out of it, And you came to the realiza- Wednesday night at the weekly Student Senate meet ing, a plan for compromise concerning the nev Campanile policy was proposed by the acting editor 0' the Thresher. Using the editorially correct we, we of th Thresher propose the following plan: Concerning the fall delivery, we firmly believe that a Rice does not have a school of journalism and all student are required to take a full course of study, a full nin months must be given to the production of a first-rat yearbook. To counteract the proposed March deadline, w suggest a deadline coinciding with deadweek for all cop except graduation photographs and material. This mate ial could be sent to the publishers as soon as photograp were developed and page proofs drawn up. In addition, we propose that when individual photil graphs are taken in the various colleges next Week, senior be required to put their place of residence for next yeal on a special card. If their residence is unknown now, the may fill out the cards later or the Campanile will send annuals to their hometown residence to be forwarded them. If seniors are desirous of picking up their yearboo next year, they can plainly state on the proposed card. Production of a fall annual will undoubtedly bring the problem of finances, when books are to be closed, e We propose that Campanile and administrative officia contact representatives of other universities and colleg which produce a fall yearbook to find out how Rice m remedy this situation as other schools must surely do. paraphrasing Gertrude Stein, a yearbook is a yearbook, a YEAR book-and any Campanile which fails to conta graduation pictures, spring sports, senior follies, Rondel or spring formal photographs is falling far short. of f intended purpose as a YEAR book. Censorship is a dangerous Word, but censorship is t only word which we can use to denote the last major chan in Campanile policy. Under the new conditions, all co would first be presented to Dr. J. R. Sims, advisor to m before it is to be sent to the publisher. We of the Thres agree, but not wholeheartedly, that the Campanile sho have some form of advising But we cannot agree t one man, even with the proven capabilities of Dean Si can judge what is censorable and what is not. As we ha stated before, Rice does not have a school of journalis earn from those schools which do. Rice is c ily school in the Southwest Conference whi e a publications board and if material H1 we feel that a board consisting of the e .iness managers of the Campanile, Thresh gineer, in addition to the advisors for each tions and Dean Sims would be the most su able remedy. The student body would be represented by elected student officers and the ideas and aims of the ministration by faculty members. This group would deci on what is best for campus publications and their decisio would be reached only after discussion and debate. Through the Thresher plan we feel that both stude and faculty will be satisfied. As Ambrose Bruce once sa Compromise is an adjustment of conflicting interests gives each adversary the satisfaction of thinking he h got what he ought not to have, and is deprived of nothi except what was justly his due. Compromise is the 0 way, and we hope- ,sincerely hope-that through co promise this pertinent problem and others which m arise can be settled.-B. H. - 1. J f, f1t,'Sf a 0 Old 91-6. 1'-2. , as 0 le 0 nite ' or . Wg -cl Wvlthcal- av- x6 'O-9'o'0 Y ' 11 the QQ? gg Q5 9 J- Q. Q .25 5, '55 And put down your defenses, that -S o ' ' that this way was uv- lt 1 Q? hoiien the 42 :rgy spent, l Tower be' XX are content l Engineef' ' ack and gripe with l lest V a mu - Q . its aP?ear , ved consxdef' f i ? ibiastins- S rf sf T H R ES H ER 5 T MOSE s pi ,,, A I , JAR your observ-' 55 25154 . - ie inthe, , -- . ,. 5 ,1 -- sf jearbook -f , The Rice Thresher, the official student publication of the Rice Institute. l published weekly from September to June. except dggfing hglidgg and the campanile '60 Frank Van Orden, Editor ferry Paine, Business Manager sallyport VNV fc ck D .!. .1 Whaf ',2 - es one sfudenf oufsfandmg an A average? The answer .igfj ,fia nof lie In formahve forces b 1 hm fhe individual To .sf 1: 'iiu' raduafe means far more fhan fhe affalnmenf of a V 'AV The resulf IS exemplified by velopmenf of a way of Q .'V':,:' and a way of llfe Eff? E de . . . . . Every year fen oufsfanding Q, are chosen. Each has become unique blending of fhe va of universify life. ln addi- 'hon he has confnlbufed dershlp his ablllfles fo fhe making of his fellows I To fhe senior .fi if ii' and fo all fhose who represenf nfs fmesf we of fhe Hi' fhls book Y U L fu., 5 NA' ',, , I 'Y JCL' x - , X ,S gn N -'QS . : ef' 5' L ,Q 5 fff. 'W 4 if fki 'V ' ,L wan' W 1 , . as 'E Q44 Nm NL.Q,wm.?'.-gr wr n,.'a Joi' , uhh L23 .. K NL 4w.. EA 1' Hg '- - MN Q 79 W. I J 1 if f ' '1 Af,H5 .41 I M 1 2 Wai, 5, 42 Q it ak Q kg '. Re- A Q , Jig? fl Q -wa if 'ix 'df' -I r 6 lg H 92 K 1' 1 .fu-mf: fMi 2115? 5 Z E i 5 1 M EL ,ww Qmwwgxg, A f. .iw mx- lg E 7? .31 Hifi. fiigfg, - :. fn Ka-1 f gk? 'W . . i K 1 L -f ii ? F ' Wi 2? F Q 1 5 'S 3 fu Life E - T ' ,mm L-, Lf, W F??i'F??fr Lf ,ci fav aff?-1 ,1, wb 2 gil ggi? gnirfwi ei 1 M' P- 'L w,,M . Q. f wwf? f riff. ' 355' xiv -iffy . 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NO. f10'f +0 H19 - - fhe hell I can'1' oufdrink you. rice beaufies af 'l'exas! pals present really, i was so close-buf he gof away! nirvana rally club throws fhey can'l' kill all lhe old iraclifions. grundelet hell no! rice people aren'+ hiclcs. high on reefers? 1- 0 0 'U C O X is me me me ea W M ff ws EN: is a is me a me 60 1 1-.He Bw' The ouisianding seniors are chosen on a four year basis as 'io 'lulfillmeni' of office or oiher duriesg leaclership: unselfish service, oufsiancling work for +he college, class, and campus: and scholarship. Tweniy one nominees were chosen by 'rhe senior class and lhe final len were chosen by a voie among fhemselves. The o'l'her nomi- nees were Danny Barnum, Bill Buceic, Ari' Fous'l', Hal Gosnell, Harvey Hoff- man, Terry Koonce, Mike Loclcercl, Beverly Monigomery, Phil Morris, Roy Nolen, Nona Dale Snyder. Por- fraiis are by Harris Johnsion. outstanding seniors Neil Anderson Neil has managed 'lo find fime 'for many varied ac+ivi+ies ranging from fhe Rice Players +o 'rhe Forum Commi'r+ee, Agora, and The Forensic So- cieiy. As chairman of +he Honor Council he held one of 'rhe highesl' posilions of lrusi on campus. Mike Bennett Mike is one of lhose hardworking people wifhouf whom many fhings would noi' be done. As Council- man-ai-large he planned Homecoming. Weiss Col- lege demanded his numerous 'ialenis as did +he N ROTC. ssgggxra Wayfze Hanson Wayne has falcen a sfrong inferesf in sfudenf gov-, is ernmenf as represenfafive fo fhe Sfudenf Associa- fion as a freshman and again as a iunior. He was sophomore class presidenf. Perhaps he had fhe greafesf opporfunify fo display his qualifies of leadership as presidenf of fhe Sfudenf Associafion in a year when sfudenf-adminisfrafion relafions were crifical. Dick Bloom Diclc is a Phi Befa Kappa who found fime fo hold many offices in Hanszen College, fo be junior class presidenf and fo be a delegafe fo fhe sfudenf con- ference on nafional affairs. sf Mike Kalm an an Mary Lacey Mary has disfinguished herself as presidenl' of Jones College and as a Phi Be+a Kappa. She was also vice-presidenf of her junior class. She was awarded rhe Alliance Francaise Scholarship. Bi 1 X21 M- ,niggas may is MEQMQWJ M faawref aa if . Earl. E N --M... W-TM -1, new ,han W Miz H25 is 3 :K - Mmm me Z L Q , .si M M fs SFQHSQ ?V.L,5,.L Q M ew: es T 2 - M 5 5E W ,M ..., .... Mmm. rr UQ ,s Wim ,M - M by .-- -e m, s -af? ji T by Q N 1: 3 ' 5 my -'ffl 'Y -- :gsw 11 Balmer College appreciales lhe leadership of ils presidenf, who has also gained campus-wide recog- nilion for his work in 1'he Srudenl' Associafion for 'lhe colleges. Mike was also acfive in NROTC. - If 1 M F M- M Le :5EigEr:::i:.:f:.:.: I 3 MW :,:, . 5.3 E aa 5 EE E xiii? 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Harry Reasoner Harry is a Phi Bela Kappa wi+h an inieresf in 'rhe Forum CommiHee, Forensic Socieiy, and Agora. He has served on ihe Sfudeni Council, ancl fhe Balcer calbinef. This year he is senior class presiclenlz. C lmrlotte Reeves CharloH'e has servecl as secre+ary-+reasurer and vice-chairman of 'lhe Honor Council. She has helped on many Jones College commifiees. - w . . . the culmination of years of work and training . . . and yet not :mend in itself, but a beginning, zz commencement . . . vanity fair My NX7 ,yi 25732 wx. T beauties sv-Rf The beaufies of fhe i960 Campanile were picked by iudges, Mr. Harry Worfh- man and Mr. Harris Johnslon, 'from a 'field of forfy. 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V Q 2 vi V 3 H S, - ff - 15 sa Q ' - X ' I E -. aaffsr. w .iz Www. X '- -2 VZ 3 if f X 2 L i id 'ss w f X W I 1 1 1 1392 J' 2 x . sig M X 3 ' T 51 T K ix K dam r my 5 v K -giwii x W waz:-zmugvwzr U X .ffwiggzxgffg i-P, in 1-Q Qfiihw ful fm Q in.. ,r 1 1 :ru- : in df X ,S I 5 I EE H : K ' Q M F . L rf Q ? Z1 .A V .W 2, u wx HEIKZXHL ! W W K ,.: 3 3 ,j . Q rv 1 - x x Q 1 Q nz x x nm I , K xf.n.rx 3: -'sm 1 254 , M r 'KE QHYWIQ-: f x s r---X H rg - .Z , ,Q . Q. K We 3 x Q f junior court Lady Martha Breedlove Duchess Ann Hebert Lady Barbara Davrs 92 freshman court Lady Margo Garrett Duchess Pat Shannon Lady Betty Branard rondelet favorites -ws' Mfr, W, x 'Li.y'.,.,f . lag Beverly Montgomery Barbara Long M as W. MWM. QW Egf- x x xx- ,X EMW ,K ea MME1 2 .QT Charlotte Reeves Margie Moore Mary Lacey 9 'A iff Hz?- My A H, 'M 'ef-' M - -N ww e' ,ff , Ag, 'va 'i 1 Q . ss erm . an - . ' X 1f?,?2EJf' if-1, - ,ggew gk- an 4345 . .ff f S' X I 4 - It Ar .. . ' H , -er gf, Q, I Qjmwl-'ii ,.i.'3.-n--4+ M sff j A - M Q53 Bethie Rollins 5, 'CV I sa - ,ww Vg, 2 - , my Viyf' ' Q5 A .2 gf 4 V I Margo Garrett R. 4 9.5 6- E , If 11 X2 b Yi , Q. R ,atm- vm H. -2 W ' V21 :: 'www L ff? ' r 1' ' 24, 5 3 a ' 2 gf 0 9 I L Drama Thomas W was vm- 2 s Sue Sheppard Mary Anne Boone campanile salutes ik J-Eh. The Archifecls of Rice, may +hey never change! And special saluies io Roy Nolen, Direcfor of Senior Follies, Danny Barnum, Hanszen Presideni, Dave Thorman, cheer- leader, Mary Lu Sauer, Jimmy Evans, Phil Morris, human dynamoes, and io all Senior Archifecls. Mr. David Parsons of 'l'he Archiiec- lure Deparfmeni' for his creafiveness and skill in making Rice bricks iusi a liHle differenfl 96 Mike Lockerd for his aid in college sysfem ai' Rice. CSEEWMX A ,Vow as ld all ,A advancing 'rhe . JM: HEI' xi if-3 U2!gf5m ' ff as xageia ffugik Savane ffsimum R ff F9-wi? Gene Swilley and combo for fheir music on Sunday nighf and every nighf of fhe week. Carl Drosfe for his unselfish labor for class, college, and campus. Harvey Hoffman for his fireless work in fhe governmenf of his college and in fhe sfudenf associafion. The College Bowl feam, for fheir spirifed efforf. seniors f mf H ABEL, GERTRUDE ELLEN B.A. in French, Jones College Cabinel, Rice Sporls Car Club, Senior Follies, Jones College Choir, Chaille Rice Liierary Sociely, MSM, Les Hiboux, Der Eulenspiegel. ADAMS, JOE H. Balter ALDREDGE, HORATIO RANSOME III B.A. in English, Pre-Med Sociely, Les Hiboux, Eulenspiegel, Iniramural Foolball, Baskeiball, Soflball, Dean's Lisf. ALDRIDGE, JACK P. lll B.A. in physics, Traclc, Eulenspiegel, PSA, Forensic Socieiy, Engineering Sociely, Rice Glee Club, Baker Glee Club, Balcer. ALFORD, SHERRY J. Jones ALLSPACH, ELIZABETH ANN B.A. in psychology, Glee Club, LSA, Religious Council, CLLS, Dean's Lisl, Jones AMBROSE, J. E. Balcer ANDERSON, JAMES LYLE B.A. in economics, Sexfeni, Balcer College Cabinel, Freshman Secrefary- Treasurer, Canferbury Club, Baker. ANDERSON, NEIL D. B.A. in Hislory, Forensic Sociely-Vice Presidenl, Canlerbury Associa- 'l'ion, Senior Follies, Honor Council-Chairman, Forum CommiHee-ChaiI'- man, Pre-Law Sociely, Agora, Rice Players, Band-Publicify Manager. Thresher Staff, Hisiory Club, Dean's Lisf, Balmer. ANGERSTEIN, GAY DIANE B.A. in English, OKLS, Pi Delia Phi, Lulheran S'l'uden'l Associaiion Sec- refary-Treasurer, Follies, Dean's Lisf, Edilh Ripley Scholar, Jones. ARHOS, VIRGINIA B.A. in French, OWLS Treasurer, Pi Della Phi Secrelary, Dean's Lisl, Les Hiboux, Jones. BARNUM, DANIEL BOONE B.A. in Archifecfure, NROTC Sexlani, Sfudenl Council, Sluclenl' Senafe. Canierbury, Hanszen College Presidenl, Bioya Club. Hanszen. BARTH, KARL FREDERICK B.A. in Physics, Der Eulenspiegel, Chevron, Canierbury Club, Wiess. BAUDAT, N. P. BECKENBACH, EDWIN SIMONS B.A. in Science'Engr., Malh, Der Eulenspiegel, Rice Players, Malh Club. BELDON, MICHAEL D. B.A. in Economics, AROTC, Hillel, Senior Class Execuiive Commiilee, Inlramural Baslcefball, Baker. BENNETT, HENRY MICHAEL B.A. in Business Adminisfraiion and Economics, Councilman-al-Large of Siudeni' Associalion, Execu-iive Secreiary, SWC Sporlsmanship Com- miH'ee, Sfudenf Council, lnfercollege Council, Honor Council, Wiess College Councilman-al'-Large, Pre-Law Sociely, lnlramurals, Follies, PSA. Sexfanl, Broadside, Business Manager, I50 pound foofball, Chairman Publicalions Board, Wiess. BERTIN, JOHN JOSEPH - Mechanical Engineer, ASME, Newman Club, Eulenspiegel. Engineerlnq Sociely, Rice Sporls Car Club. BINFORD, JOSEPH ROBERT B.A. in Hisiory, BSU officer, Rice Players, Les Hiboux, Edwards Scholar, Dean's Lisf, Follies, FLLS Enlisfmenl, Wiess. BLACKSTONE, ROBERT C. B.A. in Chemisiry, Der Eulenspiegel, Follies, PSA, Radio Club, Dean'S BLOOM, RICHARD BA in Hislor Junior Class Presideni Hanszen Colle e Secreiar ' ' Y- . 9 Y- Freshman Represenlalive, Sfuclenl' Associalion Represenfaiive, Les Hi- boux, Pre-Meclical Sociely, Hislory Club, Young Democrais, Follies Phi Befa Kappa, Delegafe +o SCONA, Hanszen. BORLAND, DAVID L. B.A. in Elecirical Engineering, American Insl'il'u'fe of Elecirical Erl- gineers, Insl'il'u'I'e of Radio Engineers, Melhodisf Sfudenl' Movemenl' Balmer. BRANDT, KARL G. B.A. in Chemisiry, Eulenspiegel, Wiess College Chorus, SAACS, Wiess BREMICKER, R. W. BREWER, NORA BREWER B.A. in English, EBLS Woman's Council, Corresponding Secreiary, En- gineering Princess, Archi-Aris Honoree, Dean's Lisf, Forum Commiliee. Jones. BRIGGS, RAYMOND Will Rice. BRIGGS, RONALD Will Rice. BROCK, JAMES HILLIARD Wiess. Lisf, Rice Band, Chess Club, Will Rice. exmiu -w1ff:..., W we f BROESCHE, BRENDA B.A. in Psychology, OWLS, JONES. BROWN, JOSEPH PAT Will Rice BRUNER, BOBBIE B.A. in English, OWLS, Campanile organizafions Edilor, Follies, Dean's Lisf, BSU, Jones. BUCEK, W. E. B.A. in Physical Educafion, Hanszen BULBROOK, HARRY W. B.A. in Mechanical Engr., Canferbury Associalion, Track, ASME, Rice Sporrs car club, Chevron, SAME, Hanszen, Bioya Club. BULLOCK, T. E. Hanszen, Bioya Club. BURKE, JACK JOE B.A. in Mechanical Engr., ASME, Balmer. BURKETT, N. J., JR. Will Rice COLE, DAVID COLE, RICHARD W. B.S. in Physical Eclucafion, Swimming Team, Capiaing Rally Club, l5O pound Foolball, Inframural fennis, swimming, baslcelball, 'Irack,fooIbalI, BSU, Hanszen. CONEY, LYNN HART B.A. in English, Rondelei, EBLS, Les Hiboux, BSU, Jones. COOK, ELBERT JR. B.A. in Elecfrical Engineering: MSM: Rice Bandg Eulenspiegelg Engi- neering Sociefy, IRE: Chevron. Hanszen, Bioya Club. COOK, JOHN TAYLOR lll B.A. in Economics: Les Hiboux, lnframurals, Semper Fideles Club. presiclenf. COOKE, EDWARD FENTON B.A. in M.E., Bioya Club, Sexl'anI'. CONNEY, NICK FRANCIS B.A. in Elecfrical Engineering, AIEE, Eulenspiegel, Engineering Sociely, Newman Club, lnframural Fooiball, Bowling, Will Rice. CORNELL, JANICE B.A. in Economics, EBLS, Luiheran Sfudenl Associafion, Les Hiboux, Dean's Lisf, Jones. CRAIG, DAVID GORDEN, Hanszen. CRIDER, JOHN EARL B.A. in Chemical Engineering: Engineering Sociely, AlChE, Phi Lamb- da Upsilon, Armco Communily Scholar, Dean's List CRUTCHER, HARRY III B.A. in Hisforyg Newman Club, presidenfg Religious Council, Srudenl' Forum Commiffeeg In+er-College A+hle+ic Council: Hisiory Sociefyg Rally Club: Freshman baslcelball and swimming, Treiz Club: Les Hibouxg Hanszen Glee Club, Hanszen. DALY, HERMAN EDWARD B.A. in Economics: Pre Law Club, Agora. CALLAWAY, GILBERT ROY B.A. in Philosophy, AROTC, Chevron, secreiary, SAME, Follies, PSA. Les Hiboux, Thresher sfaff, Will Rice. CANTRELL, CLIFFORD B.A. Mechanical Engr., Ba'H'alion Commander of ROTC uni+, Chevron ASME, Guidance chairman for Freshmen Hanszen College, Hanszen Bioya Club. CARUTHERS, P. A. Hanszen, Bioya Club. CARTWRIGHT, ELLEN MARGARET B.A. Hisfory, EBLS presiclen+, Beaufy, Organiza+ion Edifor of Campan- ile, Archi-Arfs Queen, Honoree, Jones. CASTROLL, ROBERT S. B.A. in Mafhemaiics, Hillel, Engineering Sociefy, Chess Club, presidenf, Eulenspiegel, Rice Players, Will Rice. CHRISTIAN, J. W. Hanszen. CHRISTOFFEL, JOSEPH C. B.A. Elecfrical Engineering, NROTC, AIEE, Sexianf, NROTC Drill Team, Disciple S+ucIen+ Fellowship, Hanszen, Bioya Club. CLARK, GEORGE D. B.A. in Elecfrical Engineering, Sexranl, Engineering Sociefy, AIEE, IRE, S+uclen'l Council, Memorial Cenler Chairman, PSA, NROTC Drill Team. Sfudeni' member of 'the Rice Campus Sfore Board of Confrol, Hanszen Bioya Club, Campanile. CLAYTON, JACK D. B.A. in Biology: Der Eulenspiegel Film Sociefy, Pre Medical Sociefy, Church of Chrisl' Club. Wiess. CLYMER, J. C. Balmer COFER, HORACE ISONNYI B.A. in Physics, Navy Drill Team, Sexfanlq Glee Club, College Cabinel' lWill Ricel, Honor Council, Engineering Sociefy, Inframurals, Will Rice. COHEN, BARRY MENDEL Will Rice DAVIS, ALFRED B.S. in Chemislryg Rice Orcheslra, Bancl, American Chemical Sociely Will Rice. DAVIS, LIN B.A. in Geology, Army ROTC Cadel Capiaing Navy Princess, Beauly: Savoriieg Ronclelef Courfg SLLS vice presidenf, Deans Lisf, Archi-Ar+s, ones DAVIS, SYLVIA ANITA B.A. in English, EBLS, Follies, Campanile, Honoree, Les Hiboux, BSU librarian, Pre Law Club, Jones. DAVIS, RONALD LYNN B.A. in Hisiory, Hanszen. DAVIS, TIMOTHY JEFFERSON B.A. in Biology, Freshman baslceiball, baseball, Dean's Lisf, Junior Class Secreiary-ireasurer, Inframurals, Pre-Medical Sociely, I50 lla. Fooiball. Hanszen. DAVIS, W. H. B.A. in Biology, Wiess. DAY, DEANNA B.A. in English, EBLS, Co-ordinalor Rice Players., Assisianl Direclor '59 Follies, Jones College Choir, Jones. DEAN, ALEXANDER LAURENCE B.A. in Mechanical Engineering, ASME, Engineering Sociefy, Baker. DEVLIN, DAN B.A. in GeoI09Y. Will Rice. DONNELLY, ALLEN MORGAN B.A. in Biology, Band, Les Hiboux, MSM, Pre-Med Sociefy, Will Rice. DOTY, STEPHEN BRUCE B.S. in Hislory, Freshman Baskeiball, Wiess College Presiclenl, member S+ucIen+ Senafe, Rally Club, Pre-Mecl Sociely, Eulenspiegel, Iniramurals. Wiess. DROSTE, CARL SANDERS B.A. in Mechanical Engineering, NROTC, Swimming Team, Sexianl, ASME, Engineering Socieiy, Navy Drill Team, Hanszen College Chours, Hanszen, Bioya Club. xi .Mr M ---.,-M,,,:c H- 'cl' T ..,1.:7'f..I.ii'f A ge W or A , .ci L.. ESTILL. ROBERT EMBRY Hanszen. EVANS, JAMES M. B.A. in Archilecfure, Archiieciure Socieiy, secreiary, Chevron, SAME. Les Hiboux, Canierbury, Dean's LisI', Follies Sels, Wiess. FARR, WILLIAM MORRIS B.A. in Physics, BancI,BSU, Baker. FARMER, DAVID E. B.A. in Physics, Hanszen College Cabinel, Rally Club, Treize Club MSM. FAWCETT, LEONARD JAM ES Wiess. FILSON, JOHN ROY B.A. in Geology, Sexlani, Engineering Socie'I'y, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, vice president hisiorian, Semper Fi Club, vice presidenr, lniramurals, Wiess. FINKELSTEIN, JAY LAURENCE B.A. in Mechanical Engineerinq, Hillel, religious chairman, Eulenspiegell Enqineerino Sociefy, ASME, Dean's Lisl, Wiess. FOOTE, FRED LARRY B.A. in Archiieclrure, Will Rice. ' ,' -' - nr --I Q ' ii Sam 51 2 '55 3?E5'111Ef'fQf wee:-.fiS 2'sm.:s5. JT- ' E ' . W T H N ff ' 5 5 JJ r T : ss,,3wff2,g+2ie.7sf5X? ff' W M 'M fy '- W L - M ii N 'X ' ,, ., W .,, ., ,eg SWT S age . ......,... - W g l DUDSAN, G. H. DUNNAM, DIANA CATHERINE B.A. in Hisfory, Der Eulenspiegel, PSA, CLLS, Jones. DYER, MICHAEL NEAL Balcer. EAKER, JOANNE B.A. in Business Adminisirafion, CRLS hislorian, secreiary, MSM, Dean's Lisi, Pi Delia Phi, Les Hiboux, Follies, Jones College Scholarship Com- mifiee, Der Eulenspiegel, Jones. EMERSON, DEANNA B.A. in Biology, Hillel secreiary, Campanile Slafi, Pre-Med Socieiy, CRLS, Jones. EMMERTON, MARY ELLEN Jones. ENFIELD, MORRIS CONRAD Will Rice. ERSKINE, DONALD LOUIS B.A. in Economics, Freshman foofball, baseball, Varsilry baseball, Infra- murals, Les Hiboux. MSM, Wiess. gene r Agxe.: FOSTER, JAMES LEE Will Rice FOUST, ARTHUR LOUIS B.A. in Economics, Siudenl' Council, MSM, Les Hiboux, Chevron, SAME, Secre+ary-lreasurer Sophomore Class, vice-presidenf and secrefary Hans- zen College, Hanszen College Chorus, SWC 'rennis doubles champion. Hanszen. FU LLER, MARY JANE Jones. FULTON, ROBERT LEE B.A. in Biology, Freshman foolball, fraclc, varsiiy Iraclc, pre-med sociely. Eulenspiegel, PSA, Iniramurals, Dean's Lis'I', Balmer. GAEDKE, RUDOLPH MEGGSM' B.A. in Physics, Hanszen Bioya Club, Religious Council. GEE, HARRY Balrer. GILBERT, JOEL HOWARD Wiess. GILLISPIE, CAROL ISOBEL B.A. in English, Jones. W9 HARDIN, HELEN RAE B.A. in English, Presideni' CRLS, Secrefary of Commiliee on Lilerary Socielies, Les Hiboux, Glee Club, Senior Follies, PSA, Edilh Ripley Scholarship, Jones. HARPER, ALVIN ELDRIDGE B.A. in Physics, Chevron, Hanszen. HARTMAN, ROBERT C. Band, Business Manager, Balcer Glee Club, Balmer. HAWES, JOSEPH MILTON B.A. in His+ory, Hanszen. HAYES. CHARLES HOWE Wiess HENDERSON, JACK D'WAYNE Band, MSM, Rice Film Sociefy, Les Hiboux, Inlramurals, Senior Follies, Baker Cabinet Balmer College Treasurer, Baker. HENSLEY, FRANJI B.A. in Hisfory, Band Maiorelrle, CRLS, Forensic League, PSA Secrelary and Presideni, Religious Council Secrelary, Jones. HERMANN, TED B.A. in Physics, Thresher Sporis Edilor, Campanile Sporfs Ediior, Dean's Lis+, MSM, Der Eulenspiegel, Wiess. HEYCK, THOMAS WILLIAM B.A. in Hisfory, Hanszen. HILGERS, HAROLD WAYNE Ejglbghicgrlx-rrgcal Engineering, Engineering Sociey, AlChE, Inlramural HILL. GARY STEPHENS B.A. in Biology and Romance Languages, Siudeni Council, ln+er-Colleqe Council, Will Rice Cabinef, Sfudeni Memorial Cenfer Commiffee, Roclr- well Scholar, Dean's Lisf, Pre-Med Sociefy, Les Hiboux, Canferbury, TISA, Will Rice ' HILL, HENRY HUNTER B.A. in Physics, Band, Eulenspiegel, llnarmurals, Dean's Lisi, Balcer. 5 I ,.,. GILLESPIE, DANIEL THOMAS Will Rice. GILLETTE, SUEWIYA MAE B.A. in Biology, Eulenspiegel, Pre-Med Sociely, Follies, MELLS, Rice Players, Jones. COSNELL, HAL B.A. in Geology, Freshman swimming Ieam, NROTC, Sexlani, Infra- murals, Canierbury, Varsily swimming feam, Hanszen College Cabinef, Semper Fi Club, Rally Club, Cheerleader, Hanszen. GUSLER, GERALD RICHARD B.S. in Physical Educalion, Will Rice. GRABINER, SANDY Hanszen. GRADY, LESLIE JR. B.A. in Civil Engineering, ASCE, Ireasurer, SAME, Baker College Cabi- ne-l', Engineering Sociely, Chevron, PSA, Balmer. GUPTILL, CHARLES ANDERSON B.A. in Hislory, Wiess. HALL, RONALD JAMES B.A. in Physics, PSA, Eulenspiegel, Iniramurals, Les Hiboux, Balcer. HANKINS, OLAN B. B.A. in German, Presidenr Chrisfian Science Organizafion, Der Eulen- spiegel, Sexlanf, lnlramural Foofball, Baslceiball, Baseball, Handball, Religious Council, Dean's LisI', Broadside, Wiess. HANSEN, DOUGLAS R. B.A. in Chemical Engineering, AIChE Secrelary, Religious Council, En- gineering Socieiy, Eulenspiegel, lnframurals, Hanszen. HANSON, WAYNE E. B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Presidenl of Siudenl' Associarion, Sopho- more Class Presidenf, Freshman and Junior represenfafive Io Sfudenl' Council, Dean's Lisf, AICHE, Treasurer, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Rally Club, Sexfanf, lnlramurals, Engineering Sociely, BSU, Hanszen,Bioya Club. HARDEN, J. LYNN ArchiI'ec+ural Sociery, MSM, Rice Sporis Car Club, Chevron, lniramural Foofball, Baskefball, Soffball, Handball, Weiss. as . 'iz is A5 R YI HIRSHFIELD. 'JAMES ALBERT B.A, in His+ory, Hanszen Bioya Club, Chief Jusiice Hanszen. HOFFMAN, HARVEY B.A. in Economics, Sfudenf Council represenfaiive. '56-57, '57-58, Siu- clen'r Associa+ion 'rreasurer '58-'59, Hanszen College Cabinef 58-60, Hillel v-p 58-59, TlSA 59, Dean's List Hanszen. HOLMES, DOUGLAS BURNHAM B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Canferbury Associafion, AICE, Rice En- gineering Sociefy, Traclc, SAACS, president Bioya Club, Hanszen. HORN, KENNETH PORTER B.A. in Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Socieiy, ASME, MSM, Der Eulenspiegel, Dean's List Young Democrafs, Hanszen. HOGDEN, CARROLL B.A. in Maih and English, MSM, Eulenspiegel, Choir, Baker College Choir, Senior Follies, Balmer College. HOWELL, MARY GLENDA B.A. in Hisfory, LSA, Dean's List Les Hiboux, CRLS, Hisfory Club, Der Eulenspiegel, Jones. HUDSPETH, JOHN ROBERT B.A. in Romance Languages, MSM, Sexfani Club, Les Hiboux, Follies, lnframurals, ISO lb. foofball ieam, NROTC Drill Team, Will Rice Diet vice-presidenf Will Rice College, Will Rice. HULL, CHARLES LEWIS B.A. in Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Sociefy, Bancl, Orchesira, Sexiani represenfafive, Broadsicle, PSA, Will Rice. JAEGER, MARY KATHLEEN Jones. JARVIS, GLEN B.A. in Hisiory, Siucleni Senaie, Parliameniarian, Hanszen, College Cabinet Councilman af Large, MSM, Follies, Pre-law Sociefy, Forensic Sociefy, Hanszen. JOHNSTON, ALFRED LEE Hanszen. JOHNSTONE, EDWIN ENOCH Will Rice fi W 7 Wk WM . ,re J X15 M . , X ' .4 ' 1 M M c ' M--f' L i:f'e T .fir Tis? T KOONCE, KENNETH TERRY B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Freshman baslceiball, baseball, Tri-C, president Religious Council, presiclent Rice Chapier AIChE, Engineer- ing Sociefy, Follies, ln'l'ramural baslcelball, Sexfant NROTC Drill Team, Will Rice College Cabinet freasurer, Rice Glee Club, Will Rice. LACY, MARY B.A. in Romance Languages, Jones College Cabinet president Junior Class vice-president Pi Delia Phi, president Phi Bela Kappa, EBLS, Rice Honoree, Rondelef Maid, Navy Ball Princess, Canferbury Associa- 'l'ion, Les Hiboux, Alliance Francaise Scholarship, Jones. LARNER, JOHN WILLIAM JR. Der Eulenspiegel, The Newman Club, Wiess LAUX, JOHN PETER lll, B.A. in Geology, Newman Club, Chevron, Eulen- spiegel, SAME, lnframurals, Will Rice. LEFFINGWELL, ROBERT Will Rice. LEHIGH, WALTER R., B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Rice Band, AlChE. Engineering Socie'I'y, lnframurals, Eulenspiegel, Will Rice LIVELY, ROY HAMILTON, JR., B.A. in Hisiory, Follies, Hanszen College Cabinet Biova Club, lniramurals, Hanszen. LOVEJOY, DOROTHEA BRAKMANN B.A. in English, OWLS, Newman Club, secreiary, Jones. LOCKERD, ROBERT MICHAEL B.A. in Elecfrical Engineering, Presiclenl' of Will Rice College, Fresh- man and lnframural baslrerball, Sexranl, Engineering Sociely, Sludenl' Senafe, Vice presidenl of Will Rice, Will Rice. LOCKETT, JOSEPH LOUIS Hanszen. LUEDTKE, EDWIN JOHN, JR. B.A. in Elecfrical Engineering, Rally Club, AIEE, Treize Club, LSA. LUNSFORD, JAN STRINGER B.A. in Hislory, OWLS, Jones. LYNCH, MARY ANN Jones. MAHONE, RENE B.S. in P. E., Manager Foolball and Baslcelball, Sluclenl Trainer for all sporfs, lnlramurals, Pre-Law Club, R Associalion, Newman Club, Dean's Lisl. MARTIN, W. PERRY, JR. B.A. in Archileclure, Les Hiboux, MSM, Inlramural Foolball, lnlramural Handball, lniramural Table Tennis, Archifecrural Sociely, Will Rice Bicycle Team, Senior Follies. MASON, HARRY FOSTER Wiess. MENELAIDES, JOHN PETER B.A. in Mafh. MIDKIFF, CAROLYN B.A. in English, BSU, Rice Religious Council, Jones MILLER, ALAN LEE B.A. in Civil Engineering, Eulenspiegel, ASCE, Engineering Sociely. Wiess College Chorus, Wiess. MILLER, CLARENCE A. B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Balmer College Cabine'l', Phi Lambda Upsilon, Treasurer AlChE, Engineering Sociely, Phi Bela Kappa, PSA, Sexlanl, Tau Bela Pi. MILLER, GENE EADS Balcer. MILLER, ROBERT FLOYD, JR. B.A. in Business Adm-Economics, BSU, Les Hiboux, EBLS Melodrama, Follies, business manager, Senior Class Secrelary-Treasurer, Dean's Lisr, Rice Players, Will Rice. MINEAR, JOHNNY B.A. in Physics, Eulenspiegel, MSM, Will Rice. MIRELES, RAMON Will Rice. MITCHELL, WILLIAM EDWIN Wiess. MONTGOMERY, BEVERLY ANNE B.A. in Hislory, OWLS vice presidenl, Homecoming Queen, Honoree Berkeley, Beaufy, Rondelel Duchess, Favorile, Archi-Arls Honoree, Sfu- clenl Associafion vice presidenl, Follies, Commillee On Liferary Soci- elies, Jones. MONTGOMERY, LOWELL BRUCE Wiess. MOORE, MARGIE B.A. in Malhemalics, Jones College Vice presidenl, SLLS presidenl, Head Cheerleader, Chairman of Ronclelel, SWC Sporlsmanship Commiflec, Freshman Class Vice presiclenl, Jones Cabinel, Honoree, Beauly, Navy Ball Queen, Homecoming Princess, Canlerbury Associalion, Lcs Hiboux, Forensic Sociely, Jones Rifle Team, Thresher Sociefy Edifor, Jones. MATTOX, ROBERT F. B.A. in Archileclure, Archileclure Sociely, BSU, Chevron, Deacons', Follies '59, SAME, Secrelary. MAY, ADRIAN C., JR. Balmer. MCCLAIN, WILLIAM MARTIN B.A. in Chemislry, Band, Rice Players Co-ordinalor, Eulenspiegel, SAACS lreasurer, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Will Rice. MCCLAY, HARVEY CURTIS B.A. in Malh, Rice Liberal Arls Scholarship, Dean's Lis'l', PSA, Bowling League, Will Rice. MCDONALD, WILLIAM JESSE, JR. B.A. in Physics, Dean's Lisf, Religious Council, BSU rreasrursr, presidenl' Der Eulenspiegel, Rice Band, Will Rice. MCDOUGALD, JOE DAN B.A. in Accounling, Chevron Club, Bowling League, Wiess. MCELREATH, JON BERT Hanszen. MCINTOSH, CAROL JEANNE B.A. in Romance Languages, Newman Club, Les Hiboux, Phi Della Phi. Jones Cabinel, Jones. McKlTTRICK, BARBARA SCOTT B.A. in Hislory, Phi Bela Kappa, EBLS, secrelary, Sophomore Vice presidenl, Jones College, Councilman-al-large, PSA, Sludenl' Council, lnler-College Council, secrelary, Jones College Cabinel, Rondelel, Archi-Arls Honoree, ROTC Co-ecl Ll. Col., Beauly, Honoree, Jones College Scholar, Jones. MCKEOWN, THOMAS KENNY Hanszen. MCNAMARA, ALBERT CHARLES B.A. in Eleclrical Engineering. Baller. MEADOWS, CLAYTON JAMES, JR. B.A. in Economics, Freshman swimming leam, varsily swimming leam. member of Will Rice Courf, senior represenlalive lo Will Rice Dief. Follies, Will Rice. MOORE, PATRICIA Jones MORRIS, PHILLIP S B.A. in Archi+ec+ure, Canlerbury Associalion, Les Hiboux Deacon Senior Follies '59, Archileciural Socieiy, Presidenl' MORRISON, 'GEORGIA ANN B.A. in Hislory, Pre-Med Sociely, Secrelary, Jones College Commihlee Hisfory Sociefy, Jones MORRISON, MARION LOIS B.A. in Hislory, Jones College Treasurer, Hislory Club, Jones MORSE, CAROLYN Jones MOY, ROBERT C B.S. in Physical Educalion, Freshman Baseball I957, Varsily Baseball l958, '59 '60, Dean's Lisl' MULLINS, RANEEN B.A. in Malhemalics, MSM, Les Hiboux, CRLS, Vice presidenf, Jones NICHOLS, RONALD E. B.A. in Chemical Engineering, PSA, I50 lb. Foo+balI, Engineering Soci- ely, Sexfanf, Wiess. NIXON, WILLIAM SELLERS B,A. in Economics, MSM, Les Hiboux, Baker Cabinel, Secrel'ary-+reas- urer of Pre-law Sociefy, Social Manager-Follies. NOLEN, ROY L. Ill B.A. in Archifeclure, Honor Council, Trial Clerlc, Wiess College Cabinel' Secrelary, Councilman-af-Large, Follies, Direcior, Sludenl Senafe, Archi- 'leclural Sociefy, Nalional Secrelary-freasurer, Associalion of Sluclenl' Chapfers, AIA, MSM, Les Hiboux, Sexlanl, Semper Fi., Deacons', Infra- murals, Na'l'ional Meril Scholar, Wiess. NORROD, FORREST PAUL B.A. in Economics, Balmer. OAKS, ROBERT QUINCY, JR. B.A. in Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon lCorresponding Secrelaryl Mefhodisl' Sfudenl Movemenl, Will Rice. Mag M-gr. Q ,.,. 'L .dew o'a..jfgg'T: f . pg, 55 'e . W: - Y ...,Ea . M . any . --,semi M ,, K K . I W 'P W vr'g:3..5i.Kff inlsiei' ' ':.r..Q,lM. Ji'gf1F .MT.T7' I-: ,. TTXLM - T:gg,1,,ge1?au?,,5,,,1,iMgAhf.E.TK -1 ,,M:,.:y,Mi , 1-1. .Mas-.sawgfgqwr-fyzgeagf sa ies.-.l 522425, 'TW' JL' aier-f5,,.jQ4,g3y'-fJs.q...T,ifriiaiaei' wF.gY'e.?Ef . W. 3 fr ,- .H'1Kg-we-J-rm: Z Q 2 2 H - gif, ,' S . Eg.i.f,Q 1551 . 1 55 .s U P . , 51,3-S 2 ,FMF Qfiif-Pima 'Jig 2 2 W M s v .. S QL 5 -r L- in-i ,Q i.3.e.s,i4,:w:xE aWaE.fmsEzei2ii??.'QaQfE slew Q was 'M L -,-, W-W ll I PETERSON, NELSON BENJAMEN Weiss. PHILLIPS, ROBERT E. Will Rice. PHILBROOK, BONNIE, B.A. in Business Adminislralion and Economics, EBLS, Melodrama, LSU, Follies, Beauly, Jones. PI-IILBROOK, POLLY, B.A. in Business Aclminisfralion and Economics, Fol- lies, EBLS, Melodrama, LSU, Jones. PICKARD, KATHERINE ANNE B.A. in Hisfory, SLLS, Vice Presiclenl, Social Chairman, Councilman-ale Large, Jones College Cabinef, '59, '60, Dean's Lisf, Jones College Cabinel, '59, '60, Sfudenl Senale, Publicafions Board, '59, '60, MSM. Les I-Iiboux, Senior Follies, '56 '59, Jones. PLUNGUIAN, CLAIRE B.A. in French, Les I-Iiboux, Pi Della Phi, Rice Players, Thresher, Assislranl' Eclifor '58, Aulhor of Senior Follies '59, Produclion Slaff Follies '57, '58, Agora, Philosophy Club, Film Sociefy, Janus Asso. Eclifor, OKLS, Jones. POLLARD. CHARLES Freshman Foolball ancl Baseball, Lellered, Varsify Foolball Squad, Dean's Lisl, Soufhwesl' Conference All-Academic Team, Member Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Wiess. POTH, DEANE B.A. in Bus. Adminisiralion and Economics, OWLS, Rice Follies, Jones. OCKER. MELVIN BRENT Weiss. O'LEARY, MAUREEN B.A. in English, CRLS, Pi Del+a Phi, Dean's Lisl, Newman Club, Thresher Slafl, Jones. OWSLEY, DEE B.A. in Malhemalics, Follies '56, '59, PALS, Shalrespeare Feslival '60, Della Phi Alpha '58, '59, '60 lVice- Presidenl' '58, '59l Der Eulenspiegel, Secrefary '59, '60, Jones College Cabinef '59, '60, Dean's Lis'I' '56, Jones. PAINE, JERROLD M. B.A. in Economics, Business Adminislralion, Hillel, Sexlanl, Les Hiboux, Religious Council, Campanile Business Manager, Hanszen. PARNELL, CHARLES LAVELLE B.A. in I-lislory, Debale Club Presidenl, Agora, Presidenl, Campus Correspondeni' for Chronicle, Forum Commiliee, Pre-Law Club, His'I'ory Sociely, Film Sociefy, Will Rice. PEDEN, MARY CLAIRE B.A. in Hislory, OWLS, Jones Cabinel' '59 '60, MSM, Rondelef '56, '57, Beauly '56, '57 Religious Council, '59, '60, Jones. PENNINGTON, OLIVER B.A. in Hislcry, SBLS, Melodrama, Senior Follies, Edwards Scholar, Baker. PETERSON, JAMES W. B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Rice Band, BSU, AIChE, Will Rice. 5 , ' wliree-F M g Us ...W ., .. E PRESTON, GERRY B.A. in Elecfrical Engineering, Engineering Sociely, AIEE-IRE, Rice Band, President Sexfant Les Hiboux, Disciples S+udenf Fellowship, Baker. PRICE, FRANK CHRISTIAN Weiss. PUCKETTE, PATRICIA EVE, B.A. in English, SLLS, lreasurer, Canierbury Associafion, vice president Clerk of The vesfry, Les Hiboux, Jones. RAMBO, REX ' B.A. in Physics, Der Eulenspiegel, Engr. Socieiy, Canlerbury Club, Weiss. REASONER, HARRY MAX B.A. in Philosophy, Baker College Cabinet Sludenl Council, Forensic Sociely, Treasurer, Della Phi Alpha, president, Pre-law Club, vice-presi- denl' and president Thresher Columnist Senior Class President Phi Bela Kappa, Forum Commiliee, Nafional Meril' Scholar, Baller. REDMOND, CATHERINE A., B.A. in Biology, Jones College Cabinet Pre- Med Club, lreasurer, Newman Club, Follies, Jones. REEDER, HUGH A., B.A. in Malhemaiics and Physics, Naval Drill and Pisfol Teams, Der Eulenspiegel, MSM, Sexlant Bioya Club, Hanszen. REEVES, CHARLOTTE ELAINE B.A. in English, Honor Council, vice chairman, secre+ary, OWLS presi- dent CommiH'ee on Li+erary Sociefies, Jones College Cabinet Debaie Team, Homecoming Queen, Archi-Arfs Honoree, Honoree ,Io CoH'on Bowl and Texas Round Up, Beaufy, Rondelel' Duchess, Navy Ball Queen and Princess, Jones. ,sa fin RUNNELS, PATTY HULETT B.A. in Physics, Jones. SALE, CHARLES LEE B.A. in Hisfory, NROTC Drill Team, commander, Sexiant Eulenspiegel, PSA, Balmer. SALTIEL, JACK Weiss. SASSE, BRUCE ECKHARDT, JR. Hanszen. SAUER, MARY LOU ' B.A. in Archifecfure, Alpha Alpha Gamma, Archifeciural Sociefy, Les Hiboux, Newman Club, Recording Secrefary, Corresponding Secrelary. Senior Follies, Young Republicans, Rice Players, Jones. SCHERER, R. B., JR. B.A. in Hisfory, Band, MSM, Religious Council, Balmer Glee Club, Balmer. SCHUDY, ANN B.A. in Hisrory, EBLS, Archi-Arfs Honoree, Follies, Honoree A 8: M Coffon Bowl, Jones. SCHIER. JOHN ELMORE ' Balcer. SCHIATTER, EARL DOUBLAS B.A. in Chemical Engineering, ASME, AIChE, Engineering Socieiy. Chevron, Balcer. SCHVERAK, JAMES MILAM Weiss. SCOTT, CARL D. B.A. in Physics, MSM, Vice president Sexlanl Club, Follies, Der Eulen- spiegel, Broadside, freasurer, phofographer, Wesley Players, Balmer. REIFEL, GERALD B.A. in Physical Ed S REPESS. JOHN RU Will Rice. REYNOLDS, TERRY B.A. in Physics, Ba RICHARDS, JAMES B.A. in Economics, reporfer, Pi Delia Dean's List Baker RICKEY, VINA YNO Jones. RIDER, JOSEPH K. Baker. RODARTE, JOSEPH B.A. in Biology, B ROGERS, WAYNE B.A. in Elecfrical Dean's List SAM MSM, Baker. ROLLEFSON, AIMA Will Rice. ROSENTHAL, JOEL B.A. in Economics ensic Sociely Foll , I RU DE. FRANKLIN J Will Rice. RUNNELS, LYNN K B.A. in Chemical Englneerln ous Council, freas SCOTT, MALCOLM STUART SCRIVNER, NOEL CHARLES B.A. in Chemical Engineering, AlChE, ireasurer, Sfudeni Affiliale Ameri- can Chemical Socieiy, Engineering Sociefy, Eulenspiegel, MSM, Baker. SEXTON, LOU ALICE' B.A, in Chemisiry, SLLS, Der Eulenspiegel, MSM, Jones. SHANER, GARY ALLEN B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Sexiani, Engineering Socieiy, AIChE. lniramural soifball, I50 Ib. foofball, Bioya Club, Hanszen. SHARP, DONALD D. B.A. in Elecirical Engineering, Sexfanf, Canierbury, Rice Bancl, AIEE- IRE, Engineering Sociefy, Navy Drill Team, FLLS, vice presidenf, Follies, Wiess. , SMELLEY, MICHAEL E. Cheerleader, Hanszen. SMITH, MAVIS SANDRA B.A. in Biology, CLLS, Pre-Med Socieiy, Jones College Cabinel, Jones College secrefary, represen'l'al'ive fo Commiifee on Liferary Sociely, Chairman of Rush Rules Commiifee, Jones. SMITH, WANTLAND JENKS, JR. B.A. in Civil Engineering, ASCE, secreiary, Engineering Socieiy, Chev- ron, Srudeni Council, Balmer College Cabinei, SAME, vice presidenl, SMS, Canferbury Associafion, Baker Chorus, Balmer. SNEED, JOSEPH DONALD B.A. in Physics, Will Rice. SNYDER, NONA DALE B.A. in Biology, SLLS, ireasurer, Jones College Cabinei, Der Eulenspie- gel, PSA, Pre-Med Socieiy, Della Phi Alpha, Phi Beia Kappa, Jones. SOUCHEK, JULIANNE B.A. in Maihemaiics, MSM, CRLS secrefary, Der Eulenspiegel, Les Hiboux, Jones. SPARLING, PATRICIA SUE B.A. in English, Jones College Cabinei, MSM Secreiary, OWLS, Reli- gious Council, Der Eulenspiegel, Jones. THARP, DOUGLAS BENTEN B.A. in Mafhemaiics, Hanszen. THOMASON, JAMES MICHAEL B.A. in Physics, BSU, Eulenspiegel, Chevron, Wiess. THOMSON, JAMES ROBERT B.A. in Elecfrical Engineering, AIEE-IRE, Engineering Sociely, Der Eu- lenspiegel, Rice Bowling League, Will Rice. THORMAN, DAVID F. B.A. in Archiiecfure, Cheerleacler, Baker College Cabinel, Archiieclure Sociely, Chrislian Science Organizalion, Religious Council, Baker Col- lege Glee Club Direcfor, Les Hiboux, Balmer. TOUHEY, JOHN E. B.A. in Hisiory, Presiclenf Pre-Mecl Sociely, Associale Jusiice Hanszen College, Newman Club, Les Hiboux, Hisiory Club, Engineering Sociefy. Hanszen. TURK, WILBUR HOWARD B.A. in Hisfory, Pi Delia Phi, Dean's Lis+, Maz Aulry Scholar, Thomas Aubrey Dixon Scholar, LSA, Les Hiboux, Wiess. TURNER, MAX RUE Hanszen. TURNER, ROBERT WAYNE Wiess. SPEER, GORDON WAYNE B.A. in Physical Eclucaiion, Hanszen. STELLMAN, THOMAS AVERRE B.A. in Archifeciure, Baker. STETSON, CLOYCE LEROY B.A. in Biology, Hanszen. STUART, JESS B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Engineering Socieiy, Swimming Team AISChE, Wiess College freasurer and Cabinef member, Weiss. SWILLEY, EUGENE LEE B.A. in Geolo9Y- Will Rice. TATE, DAVID B.A. in Chemical Engineering, AIChE, Iniramurals, Wiess. TENNISON, WAYNE LEWIS Wiess. TERRELL, CATHERINE B.A. in English, EBLS, Jones. VAN ORDEN, FRANK B.A. in Chemisfry, Campanile Assisiani' Eclifor, Ediior, Thresher Graphic Ar+s Eclifor, Eulenspiegel, Pre-Med Socieiy, Bioya Club, Will Rice. WADE, JERRY B.A. in Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Socieiy, ASME, Balcer. WALKER, JONATHAN E. Will Rice. WALPOLE. CHARLES ELLIS Will Rice. WARD, JOSEPH UTLEY B.A. in Hisfory, Glee Club, Eulenspiegel, BSU publicify chairman, Will Rice College miisic co-chairman, Will Rice. WATERS, LOUIS A. B.A. in Mechanical Engineering, Hanszen. WATTERS, JOHN A., JR. B.A. in Chemisfry, Band, Sfuclenl' Affiliares American Chemical Sociefy, Disciples S+uclen+ Fellowship, president Pre-Med Socieiy, Religious Council, Dean's Lis+, Will Rice College Courl, Rifle Team, Swimming Team, Will Rice. WATSON, FRANK E. I w , ax . W as Q E .E ,Qu exxxlw 1 I gl WILSON, BARBARA ANN Jones. WILSON, DOROTHY B.A. in Hisfory, EBLS, Follies, BSU, Les Hiboux, Rice His+ory Sociefy, Jones. WOOD, MARILEE MAY B.A. in English, OWLS recording secreiary, Beaufy, Archi-Arfs Honoree MSM, Dean's Lisf, Pi Delia Phi, Les Hiboux, Jones, WOOTEN, DAVID B.A. in Mechanical Engineering Sociefy, ASME, Sex'lanl', Will Rice. WRIGHT, RAMIL B.A. in Geology, APO, lnlramurals, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Chevron. ZERBY, JOHN CHARLES Engineering Socieiy, Der Eulenspiegel, lns+i1ule of Radio Engineers Will Rice. WEAVER, LINDA ANN B.A. in Hisfory, Agora, Religious Council, Der Eulenspiegel, PSA, Hisf- ory Club, Jones. WELLS, JOSEPH TYRA Will Rice. WEST, PAIGE L., JR. B.A. in Chemical Engineering, Will Rice Freshman represenlaiive lo College Cabinet Treasurer, The Rice Band, vice presicleni, Engineering Socieiy, AlChE, Will Rice. WHEELER, SALLY ROWLAND B.A. in Business Aclminislrafion and Economics, Les Hiboux, Thresher, Campanile Faculfy Eclifor, Olga Keifh Liferary Sociefy, ireasurer, presi- r:len+, Commiiiee on Li+erary Sociefies, Canlerbury Club, vice presideni, Iniramurals Sporfs, Jones. WHIPPLE, THOMAS S. PSA, Chevron, Les Hiboux, Socieiy of American Milirary Engineers Rifle Team, capfain, Will Rice. WHITAKER, LYN NELL Jones. WHITMAN, VICTOR B.A. in Chemisiry, Hillel, SAACS, Eulenspiegel, Hanszen. WHITMIRE, BETTY LOU B.A. in Business Aclminisirarion and Economics, Jones WICKER, RUTH ANNETTE B.A. in English, OWLS corresponding secrefary, BSU, Navy Ball Princess Navy Drill Team Sponsor, Honoree, Jones. 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Dean of I-lumanifies and Masfer of Hanszen Col- lege H3 Dr. Carl Riehle Wisclwmeyer Associale Professor Eleclrical Engineering and Masler of Baker College Dr. Calvin M. Class, Associale Professor of Physics and Masler of Jones College B 1, Back L. io R. Ann l-lerberl. Barbara Davis, Carol Mclnfoslw, Sandy Boalman Fronf L. To R. Nona Dale Synder, Kiily Redmond, Parry Sparling, Ann McNab we f .. 4 , xy . . - . ww- aaa--W M-ge Baclc. L. lo R. Sandra Smillw, Kallwy Piclnard, Pai l-lills, Barbara Long Fronf, L. 'ro R. Margie Moore lVice Pres.l, Mary Lacey lPreS.l cabinet ag. ' HA H if gigs Xin! 5 gb 2 Q Sw . ra a ...wwiwfgxae .4 We ii29iSf..l' ii'-Q r Baclc L. 'ro R. Flo Haupl, Judy Eager, Carol Gillespie, Sally Smyser, Mary Claire Peclen, Ann Kriegel Fronl L. Jro R. Toni Berrong, Linda-Jane Irwin, Jody l-lanlce. Dee Owsley and each oiher. Jones girls decoraied Chrisfmas 'frees Look ai' 'H'lB'l' end! Oihers preferred less violenf sporfs, such as ping pong . . . .ma ,Q as M5 V55 FQ, , X N14 ' Rooiie-foo?-+oo+, roofie-'I'oo+-roof, . or parfying. ALLEN, LINDA LEIGH IFI, Housion ALLEN, SHAUN IEI, Tucson, Arizona ANDERSON, VIRGINIA GAIL IJI, Waco ARMSTRONG, GRETCHEN LOUISE ISOI, McAIIen ATKINS, MARGARET SHARON IEI, San Anfonio BAHN, DOROTHY PAULINE Bellaire, L. I., New York BAKER, JOHANNA GRAY ISOI, Housion BARNES, DOROTHY MAXINE Arlingion BATES, WILMA HETTLER Housron BAUMAN, BARBARA ANN ISOI, Tampa, Florida BRooKE MANYA isoi Dallas BRooKs, VIRGINIA ARNoLD Ui, Lake Jackson Baouomom, cARoLiNE fri, Hwsion BROWN, GARNETT DowELL isoi, Housion BRYAN, JEANNE 1.13. Housron BULLARD, NANCY JEAN ISOI, Housion BULLOCK, KATHRYN ANN IPI, Forr Worih BURRIS, ELO IGI, Houslron BURTON, SUSAN RUTH ISOI, ToIedo, Ohio BUTLER, JAY Magnolia, Arkansas BEAN, VERNA ALICE ISOI, GainesviIIe, Florida BEARD, NANCY STRICKMEIER IJI, GaIves+on BERRONG, TONI ELIZABETH ISOI, ForrWorII'1 BETTS, SUSAN LOUISE ISOI, HamiI+on, Ohio BLAKE, ELIZABETH SPERRY ISOI, Maplewood, La BLOOM, MARCIA GAIL IPI, Dallas BOATMAN, SANDY IJI, Tampa, FIoricIa BOND, ANNE MALLORY EayeHeviIIe, N.Y. BOND, PAULINE IJI, Hous+on BOONE, MARY ANNE IJI, Dallas BORGSTEDTE, PEGGY ISOI, Washingion BRANARD, BETTY IPI, Hous+on BREEDLOVE, MARTHA NAN IJI, Housion BRENNAN, CHRISTIANA IEI, Housion BRESKY, MARILYN RAE IPI, Housion COMBS, ANN ISOI, I'IousIon COOK, JUDITI-I ISOI, Mesa Arizona COULTER, MARY PAE IPI, San Anfonio CROOKER.EVELYN JEAN I-Iousfon CRUIKSI-IANK, JUDITI-I ELLEN DeOuincy, La. CUMMINGS, LESLIE ANNE ISOI, I-IousIon DAVIS, BARBARA JEAN IJI, Ausfin DAY, LINDA ANGELA ISOI, Glenview, IIIinoIs DEI-ILINGER, MARGARET ANN ISOI, Bryan DEMOSS, DOROTHY DELL IPI, Dallas DENNIS, BARBARA GAYLE ISOI, ouanah DLxoN, DONNA Isoy, ouanah DONALDSGN, MARY LINDA IPI, I-Iouslron DOOLEN, SUE DONNA DI. Medford, oregon DOWNS, HELEN ELIZABETH ISOI. Dallas CALKINS, MARY ANN ISOI, I-Ious+on CAMP, KAY LAMAR IPI, I-Iousfon CASI-IEN, JUDITI-I PreeporI CI-IAMPION, JUDITI-I MERLE IPI, TerreII CHERRY, EDIE ANN ISOI, San AngeIo CI-IERRY, ANN IPI, I-IicI4sviIIe, New York CI-IRISTOPPER, MARGARET WALDRON IPI, Mun- cie, Indiana CLARK, OPAL LEE IJI, CIneapsIcIe COIT, MARY MARGARET IPI, Dallas COLE, JUDITI-I ANN IJI, I-Iousfon DUBUY, CAROLINE ANNE ISoI, Monferey, Calif. DUNCAN, DIANNA ISOI, I-Iousfon EADY, JOYCE ELIZABETI-I, ISoI, I-Iobbs, N. M. EAGER, JUDY SUE IJI, I-Iousfon EDMUNDSON, ELAINE IJI, I-Iousfon EMBRY, ELIZABETH JO IPI, McAIIen EMMENECKER, CAROLYN SUSAN IPI, Abilene PARPEL, LINDA JO I-Iousfon PELDER, MARY JO IJI, I-Iouslron PERGUSON, EVELYN JANET IPI, I-Iouslron PISI-IER, PLORENCE ISoI, I-Iousfon PITZGERALD, LILA CAROL Donna PROSCI-I, DIANA JOAN IPI, Housfon GALE, GAIL ANNE ISoI, I-IousI'on GALLAWAY, MARY MARGARET IPI, KIngsvIIIe H9 GARRETT, MARGARET ALICE IJ3, I-Iousfon GARRETT, MAReo LEE IEI, Housjron GARTZ, MILDRED KATHERINE IEI, I-Iouslron GEORGE, BEVERLY ANN IJI, eraham GERCHSHEMLER, MARCELLA IEJ, Easlr Bernard GILLILAND, JEANIE NORTH IEI, Eorf Worrh GIPS. MARTHA BE ISoI,, Housron GRABER, ROBERTA TuIsa, Oklahoma GRAHAM, BETSY IJI. Housron GREEN, LINDA IEI, DaIIas ,EL f...TQAMw , Qi' WWML 1 Y ff M , ..,. .' I Y Y ' AA W ' 1 www Af 1 - R ...TS . ' Q I If Y gg .,j73.g 5 R. T . 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HYATT, HARRIETT IEI, Commerce INGRAM, MEREDITH IEI. Housion IRWIN, LINDA-JANE IEI, HonoIuIu, Hawaii JACKSON, PATRICIA ISOI, OkIaI1oma CiIy, OkIa JANOVY, TERESA ANN IPI, Oklahoma Ci'ry. Okla. JARBOE, DOROTHY MAUD Rockporf JETT, LEE ANN ISoI, Houslron JOHNSON, JANICE LOUISE ISoI, EIberFieId, Ind JOHNSON, JONNIE LOU IEI. Oklahoma Ciry, Oklahoma JOHNSON, JULIET IFI, Sainr Joseph, Illinois JOHNSON, NANCY CAROLYN Lalce Jackson JOHNSON, PANSY JO ISOI, Abilene JONES, JOYCE MARIE ul, Longview JONES, NANCY LYNNE IJI, New Orleans JONES, PATRICIA LAMARR ISOI, Parnpa JORDAN, CAROL SANDRA ISOI, Dallas JUNGLE, LILLIAN ANN ISOI, EI Paso KAMINSKY, RUTH IEI, New Yorlc, New York KELLOGG, KATHERINE GLENN Housion KELLOUGH, JONI JEAN IEI, Houslon LONG, BARBARA BANNING IEI, Ausiin LORBER, MIMSY IJI, Houslon LOVEJOY, DOROTHEA ISOI, Winler Haven, Florida Lulslnslo, LlLuAlxl lsol, Tulsa, Oklahoma MacNAB, ANN ISOI, Hhaca, New Yorlc MaGUIRE, MARY PATRICIA ISOI, Slwreveporl, La. MAJORS, SUSAN BRENT ISoI, Tulsa, Oklahoma MANNING, MARY KAY ISOI, Houslon MANRY, PAULINE ABBEY IEI, Houslon MASON, llalvm CAl2oLE llil, Tyler MAXTED, MARY MELANIE ISOI, Housron MAXWELL, MARGARET ELLEN Beeville MCBRIDE, MARJORIE ANN IJI. Housron MCCAIN, LINDA LEE IEI, San Anlonio MQCULLEY, JULIA WOODS Bryan KELLY, KATHERINE IJI, Houslon KEMP, GAIL ISOI, Housion KINDT, KATHY IEI, San Rafael, California KOLLENBURG, CLARE lrl, Baylawll KRIEGEL, ANN IJI, Houslon KYNETT, SANDEA SUE Dallas LAUGHLIN, SHIRLEY LOUISE Alice LAYNE, KAY ELLEN Pampa LEE, MARTHA IJI, Bayfown LINDAMOOD, EM IJI, Houslon LINDSEY, TESS ISOI, Texas Cily LIPSCOMB, MARY ANN IEI, Grapevine LITZMANN, MARY MARGARET ISOI, Columbus LLOYD, DARDEN IJI, Housion LOHR, DIANE ESTELLE San Anlonio MCCULLOUGI-I, RI-IEUINA BOYD ISQI, Paris MCDONALD, CAROLYN KAY ISOI, Bryan MEINERS, EREDERICKA ANN IPI, Galvesion MERCER, GAIL PATRICIA IJI, I-Iousion MEYER. MARILYN SUE ISOI, I-Iouslron MILBANK, MARY DAY ISOI, DaIIas MILLER MILLER MILLER. MILLER BARBARA JEAN IJI, I-Ious'I'on BETSY ISOI, San Anionio MARGARET RUTI-I IEI, I-Iousion MARY ANN IEI, BiIIinqs, Moniana MILLIGAN, CAROLE I-Iousion MOORE, MARGARET ANN IEI, I-Iousion MOORE, BARBARA ISOI, EaIIs Church, Virginia MOORE, I-IONORA ELLEN IEI, Pasadena MORRIS, MARIETTA Housion MORRIS, SUSANNE ELIZABETH ISOI, Sain? Louis. Missouri MUCI-I, KATI-ILEEN IEI, I-Iouslron MURPI-IY, FRANCES IJI, TuscaIoosa, Alabama MYRICK, MARTI-IA ALLEN I-Iousion NAGY, VERONIKA ISOI, Beaumoni NEIL, PATRICIA MARY IEI, I-Iousfon NEUNER, WALTA ISOI, Albuquerque, New Mexico NIXON, CAROL IJI, I-Iousion NORRELL, MARY JANE ISOI, Sharman OLSEN, KAREN CHRISTINE EI Paso OSBORN, LAJUANA IJI, Bayiown OWEN, CAROL, IJI, Eori WorI'h PAIGE, MELANIE ANNE ISOI, San Anionio PAINTER, SUSANNAI-I STEVENS Orange Va PARDUE, PENNY New OrIeans, Louisiana PARMLEY, JEAN ANN Bellaire PATRICK, AENNE GABRIELE Germany PATTERSON, CONNIE DEENE ISOI, Corsicana PETERSON, PUDDY ISOI, I-Iousfon PETTIGRAW, CAROL SUE ISOI, I-Iousion PETTUS, ANN ROSSER IJI Corpus CI'1rIs'ri PHEARS, WANDA LYN IJJ, Housfon PILLOW, PENELOPE ANNA Housjron PIZZITOLA, PATRICIA LYNN ISoI, Hous'ron POINSETT, JUDITH LEE ISOI, CuI and SI'1ooI' POWERS, ELEANOR LOUISE ISOI, HousIon PRESCOTT, CHARLENE LOUISE Hous'Ion RAGSDALE, MARY EVELYN IPI Dallas RAINBOW, MARGARET WENDY IJI, HousIon RATNER, LINDA EI Paso SHANNON PATRICIA LYNN IPI Housfon SHAW JUDITH ANN HELMLE IJI Hous+on SHEPHERD, CAROL SUE ISOI, ScarscIaIe, New York. SKAFE, PHYLLIS LOUISE Por? ArII1ur SKEBO, CAROLYN MAE ISOI, HousIon SLAUOHTER, BETTY JO IFJ, Monroe, Louisiana SMYSER, SALLY DIERDRE ISOI, DaIIas SPAEEORD, SALLY ANN ISoI, Dallas SPRUANCE, ANNETTE IJI, Arlingfon STEPHENS, PATTY JEAN ISOI, ForI WorII1 TEASLEY, DOROTHY ODELL IFJ, Orlando, Horida TERRELL, SALLY ForI Worflw THOMAS, DIANA CRAIG IJJ, Mexico CiIy. Mexico THOMAS, EVELYN ISoI, Longview THOMPSON. ROBERTA RUTH ISOI, Corpus Chrisfi REMBEL, ,DOROTHY ANN Memphis, Tenn REVIS, ROSALYNN IFJ Housfon REYNOLDS, JANET SAIL ISoI, Arlinglron RHODES, SUZY ISOI, Housfon RICHARDSON, MARGARET VICK Swee+wa+er RICHTER, MARTHA LYLES Dallas ROBERT, CAROL JEAN Bryan ROBINSON, SALLY SUE IPI, BeIIaIre RODD, ROSEMARY IFJ, HousIon ROWLAND, JOYCE ALAINE ISOI, Galveslron RULES, JANE LEE Houslron SAMMIS, SHARON MARIE IEI, Killeen SCHLEETER, JO BETH Hous+on SCHOLL, DORIS JOANN ISOI, Housfon SHAMBLIN, ANNE WILEY ISOI, Housfon A 3 , , ..1'i,5 , V - .y ii gm, H3 V gag? I . .5 I. 5, THORNALL, NANCY IJI, Housfon TIGHE, PATRICIA ANN Deer Park TITT, MARJORIE ANN IPI, Tucson, Arizona TRAVIS, JUDITH KAY IJI, Denver Colorado TRULAN, MAJORIE KATHRYN ISoI, Housion ULBRICH, LINDA LOUISE ISOI, Porr ArII1ur VICKERS, BETTY ANN IJI, Housion VOGT, SUSAN ELIZABETH IPI, Housion VOPAT. VALERIE IJI, IvIaIverne, New York WADDEL, JO IJI, King of Prussia, PennsyIvania 'T L I Mi EQIP fi A af 4 5 Mr? , Q 9 Pg 3 an 2: EU. P :if-.FIT 5 7 ' - Q 7 ,,g:,:5' A : :, 4 it W .4 7 me I IL. ,, A b'M'iTi',B?.f.w?P'QT'fJfiT. TPMWMS Y? ,T A 'fx -- A M M NMMM M W N -W es -'YWi.fe::,i..., W W. 1. ., I. .. . f:V.ff,f,i,, M.,,,,s .,:i WADDY, PATRICIA ANN IPI, MineraI WeIIs WALKER, PATRICIA ANN IPI, Bellaire WAISMAN, ALICE IJI, Tampa, PIoricIa WALTERMIRE, ELTA KAY IJI, Housion WARD, JUDITH IPI, Abilene WATTS, ANNE ELSBETH IPI, Hous+on WEINSTEIN, NINA ISoI, Corpus CI'1ris'ri WHEELER, SARAH JO ISoI, Georgeiown WHITWELL, WINONA KAY IPI, DaIIas WILSON, LIBBY ISOI. EI Paso WILSON, JOAN CARROLL IJI, Denver, CoIoracIo WILSON, JUDY ISoI, Wesf Poinf WILSON, ROSEMARY BeeviIIe WITTE, ANNE IJI, Housfon WOODS, PATRICIA ISoI, Housion . ' -I ' i , 9 I .y W .M . N -IS 1- ga W LH- -' ' 1 of I Q M ., a L5 ,.3,,,.5 J, , s ,JL W : H Iwwwg 33. . 4, .,, Em? I 5 N 5 -A X, lI,: W 5' ,. 3' IM J M -,I .-vx ff' :x-3111. Jim. T .ZLMMM-fawew JM M' ' .i. jf IWW.. ina 3 gfjM MM 'QM WOODSON, MARY BURNETT IJI, Housion WOOTEN, DIANNE ISoI, HousI'on WOOTEN, SUE COLOUITTE IPI, Hous'ron RICHMOND, JANE CAROL ISQI, San Anionio BURRELL, LORNA PRANCES ISoI, Housion HELMAN, CLARE ENID ISoI, Bos+on, Massachu- selrfs LONG, BARBARA GENE IJI, Housfon WINCHESTER, SARAH ELLEN ISoI. Beaumonlr MORGAN, HELEN IJI, Housion 4 Back: L. 'ro R. Tony Turner, Roberl Dabbs, Karl Ludwig. Tommy Sessions Fronlz L. 'ro R. Ramsey Cronfel, Milne Bennell, Chuck Berry Back: L. Io R. Galloway I-Iuclson, Wayne McClelland, Earl I-lowells, Jim Moore, Paul Talkinglon, Ronnie Wells Fron+: L. Io R. Francis Thompson, Larry I cabinet ACTIVITIES INCLUDED: Sepl. Dance wilh Jones OcI'. Lislening parly Nov. Fall dance Jan. Sock hop Apr. Spring Formal,Beach parly Turner, Chris Knuclsen, Sieve Doly lPres.l Does il bile? ll s nol illegal . . . exacily If he aslcs me 'lo dance, l'll 'lell him l'm Bap'l'isl'. The old dope peddler I'Il meei' you in 'rhe garden affer I diich my o'rher dafe. AARON, HUBERT GLENDAL Mineola ALLEN, JAMES RICHARD IEI, Eau CIaire, Wisconsin ANDERSON, WILLIAM J., JR. IJI KeI'rys ARONSON, NATHAN N. JR. DaIIas BAIRD, JOHN BARNETT, III ISOI, Hous+on BELSCHNER, ANDREW KUEHN HarIingen BERRY, CHARLES LEWIS, JR. IJI, Corpus CI1risIi BLACK, WILLIAM HUTTON IJI, EOVI' Worfh BOOHER, HUBERT WILLIAM IEI, Corpus CI'IrisIi BOURASSA, RONALD RAY ISOI, Oklahoma Cify. OI4I6I1OmG cox, BILLY DWAIN IsaI, GIena Park CROIRIEEL, RAMSEY L. IeI, Lafaaa CUMMINGS, WARREN DAVID IEI, wIaIIIIa EaIIs CURRIE, FLOYD LESLIE IPI, MaIaIIa, Alabama DABBS, ROBERT WALKER IJI, snyaar DAVIS, JAMES WESLEY League Cify DICKINSON, WALTER E. Big Spring DOTY, JAMES ROBERT ISOI, Housfon DUPRE, JOHN PHILIP ISOI, LeveIIancI DYCUS, JAMES STEPHEN IEI, DaIIas BRADEN, WILLIAM BERNARD, JR. Waco BRADLEY, CECIL ARTHUR IPI, Alice BRAST, DANIEL LEE IJI, Bellville BRITO, DAGOBERTO BrownsviIIe BRUNN, THEODORE FREDERICK IJI, Pirfsburg, Pa. BUNGER, ROBERT HOWARD ISOI, Eor'r WorII1 BURNS, ROBERT STEPHEN ISOI, Phoenix, Arizona BYNUM, GORDON NEWTON Bellville CARNES, GOBERT ERNEST ISOI, Dallas CHATFIELD, JOHN NORVILLE, JR. Bayfown CLARK, JAY B. IJI, HousIon CONNOR, WILLARD HARVEY IJI. New Canaan, Conn. COOKE, JOHN CARY IJI Abilene CORDELL, THOMAS LOTT ISOI, HoLIs'ron CORNEIL, PAUL HAMPTON IPI, Bayfown EBANKS, GERALD KEITH ISOI, I-Ious+on EDMONSON, NATHAN IJI, Porf Wor+I1 EDWARDS, VICTOR HENRY ISoI, SouTII Charles- 'I'on, W. Virginia FATJO, THOMAS JOSEPH ISOI, RicI'Imond PERSTENPELD, LARRY HALLER ISoI, PoI r WorII1 PITZGERALD, PATRICK TIM IPI, Housfon PLAKE, BILLY PAGE Houslron POWLER, LITTLETON MORRIS McAIesTer. OkIaIToma GADDIS, JOHN LEWIS IPI, CoTuIIa GARON, HERBERT, JR. ISoI, Dallas IRWIN, P. MICHAEL IJI, Honolulu, Hawaii JEKEL, RICHARD NEWELL ISoI, Kirkwood, Missouri JENKINS, ROBERT W. HousTon JONES, JIM EDD WIcITITa PaIIs JORDAN, PRANK WILLIAM IPI, I'IOUSI'OI'l KELLY, PRANK SERATTON Housfon KEY, PAUL LELAND EI Paso KILGORE, THEODORE ALBERT II ISoI, League CITy KIRKPATRICK, PAUL R. ISOI, Kirkwood, Missouri KNIGHT, WILLIAM JOHN UvaIde GARRETT, EDWARD P. IGI, Tulsa, OkIaIrIoma GIBSON, DAVID EUGENE ISOI, OkIaIToma CiTy. OkIaI1oma GOPP, P. W. IPI, HousTon GILBERT, LAWRENCE LAMAR HousTon GORDON, GEORGE DAVID ISoI, PorT Smi'rIT, Ark. GORMAN, WILLIAM ALBERT, JR. ISOI, I-Iousfon eRAee, J. E., JR. LII, Dallas GREEN, HUBERT GORDON III, Longview GUILLORY, JOI-IN u., JR. ISOI, EIOIISIOII HAGLER, MARION OTI-IO ISOI, BeIIOn HARNESBERGER, ROBERT PULTON ISOI, DaIIas HEARD, JOHN GREGORY ISoI, HousTon HENDRIX, JOHN WILLIAM, JR. Kansas CiTy. Missouri HERRING, ROBERT BRUCE Midland HOLLENBURGER, JOHN JOSEPH, JR. IPI. LivingsTon HOLLINGSHEAD, MICHAEL GOLDEN ISoI, Las Vegas, Nevada HOOVER, RICHARD A. IJI, EI Dorado, Arkansas HOWELLS, EARL MORRIS DaIIas HUBERT, PRANK W. R. Bryan HUGHES, SAMUEL PARKS IPI, GoIden Colorado KNUTSON, DONAL LEE Corpus CI'lrIsTI KRISTINIK, RICHARD HousTOn KUTTLER. JAMES ROBERT ISOI, San AnTOnio LACK, MELVIN IEI, VicTOrIa LAWSON, HARRY JED IJI, HO'usTOn LEONARD. MARTIN EUGENE lEl, Bellaire LEWIS, ROBERT CARLTON lEl, Jacksonville LIGON. WALTER I-I. lsal, Llaaa LILLIOTT, RICHARD WILLOUGHBY IPI, Hous+on LOEB, MICHAEL PETER I-Ious+on MOORE, BARRY MILLINOTON ISOI, Hous'ron MOORE, LYNWOOD OaIena Park MOORE, WILLIAM JAMES ISOI, HuTcI1inson. Kansas MORTON, DONALD EDWARD HOus'ron MOSES, STUART WAYNE Houslron MURPHY. GARLAND DOTY III IEI. EI Dorado. Arkansas MURPHY, JOHN THOMAS ISOI, KnOxviIIe, Tennessee NEYLAND, WILLIAM EUGENE ISOI, BeaurnOnI' NICHOLS, JOHNNY IPI, Galena Park I 130 OSHMAN, MAUN KENNETH ISOI, Rosenberg LONG, CHARLES E. EI Dorado, Arkansas LOVETT, A. RONALD HousTon LUCAS. RAY DAVID HousTOn LUDWIO, O. KARL. JR. Housfon MARTIN, HENRY TULLY IPI, PearsaII MARTIN, REED ISOI, Houslron MARTIN, ROBERT SETH, JR. ISOI, HousTon MAY, CURTIS LAVON Kafy MAYES, BILL WOODS Il ISOI, Crane MCCLELLAND, MORRIS WAYNE Orange MCGOWEN, JOHN HENRY Nl, Abilene MCQUEARY, ROGER EDWIN lsal, WeIIing+on MELTON, JIMMY GARY lsal, Oafpaa Chrisfi MILLS, ERNlE LAYNE lsal, OaIena Park MONTGOMERY, ROBERT FORD Lll, Haaalaa PANKRATZ, JOHN M. San Anlonio PARRISH, DONALD LEWIS ISOI, Goliad PERKINS, DAVID DONALD ISOI, Barllesville, Olclalwoma PETERS, CLARENCE JAMES ISOI, Odessa PHILLIPS, ALFRED JON ISOI, Dallas PHYTHIAN, THOMAS ALBERT Houslon PIERCE, TOM ROSS Gralwam POAGE, GARY NEAL Houslon PORTER, THOMAS HUGH Abilene RADER, THOMAS EDWARD IEI, Grancl Prairie STAMBLER, HENRY LOUIS Silver Spring, Maryland STEPHENS, JOHN ALLAN Tulsa, Olclalwoma STEWARD, RONALD, JR. Houslon STEWART, SAMUEL STEWART Honolulu, Hawaii SULLIVAN, DENNIS CALDWELL ISOI, San Saba SULLIVAN, DENNIS PARNELL Housion SUMMER, JOHN GILLAM ISOI, Dallas TALKINGTON, PAUL CLEMENT Dallas THAMES, HOWARD DAVIS Jackson, Miss. THOMPSON, FRANCIS BACON Clwalfanooga Tennessee TICKLE, TOMMU R. IGI, EI Paso TIMME, ROLAND PAUL, JR. Houslon TRICHEL, MILTON C. ISOI, Slnrevepori, Louisiana TUCKER, CHARLES EDWIN ISOI, Housion TUCKER, JAY NORRIS IPI, Houslon RAESENER. LEE A. ISQI, Houslon RAINES, EDWIN LEE Houslon REAVIS, JOHN H., JR. Barlcsdale REEDY, DON EDWARD ISoI, MI. Vernon, Waslninglon RHINE, PAUL G. IFI, Easl Caronclelelr, Illinois ROGERS, STEPHEN EUGENE Wappingens Falls, New York ROTH, THOMAS M. Ellcin, Norlli Carolina RUHLEN, RAYMOND LEE Anchorage, Alaska SESSIONS, THOMAS FRANKLIN Aflanla Georgia SEYER, CHRIS F. IJI, Evansion, Illinois SHARP, FRANK WILLIAM, JR., ISOI, New Orleans Louisiana SIMS, WILLIAM BETTIS, JR. Mobile, Alabama SISK, JAMES MILTON ISoI, Liberfy SMITH, LOVIS EUGENE IJI, New Orleans, Louisiana SNYDER, CLINTON DAVID La Porle WAYNE, JAMES ANTHONY ISoI, Vicloria WEBB, MAX R. IJI Navasola WEBER, RONALD ANDREW ISI, View-ia WEISS, THOMAS GEORGE ISoI, Pine Bluff. Arlcansas WELLES, RAYMOND O'NIELL, JR. ISoI, Dallas WILLIAMS, JAMES LEGRAND Bellaire WILLIAMS, JOHN MORTIMER IGI, Houslon WILSON, RAY GLENN ISOI, Kerrville WORLEY, RELLIS EARL, JR. ISOI, Hursl WRIGHT, RICHARD P. ISoI. Monroe, Louisiana YINGLING. CHARLES DALE IFI, Ml. Pleasanl YOUNG, JOHN FALKNER ISoI, Tyler BRUNN. THEODORE FREDERICK IJI. Pillsburg. Pennsylvania CHANDLER. RONALD WHITFIELD IJI. Orlando, Florida PICKETT, JAMES MACE IGI, Houslon TURNER, ANTHONY DEAN IGI, Tulsa, Oklahoma TURNER, LAWRENCE MCCUE IJI, Fairlwope. Alabama UHRIG, ALLAN JACKSON IGI, Houslon UNDERHILL, WILLIAM VANCE IJI, Olol Ocean VAN OLPHEN, HERMAN H. IJI, Bellaire VINCENT, JOSEPH BURTON IFI, DeOuincy, Louisiana VINCENT, RANDELL LEE Houslon VINEYARD, BONNEY JAY Del Rio WALL, CHARLES RUBERT Eorl' Worllw WARD, LAWSON LEWIS IEI, Luflcin aw a agar.. , agj A ne - as-S55 L. - Ta?l . ' zT:4, a?T2,g A555 W -fs: drama, s-rg? .I -is Wjiasjxw :jg ' ?s'EL'A'Ii. We . ms, I .M. . ,,,. -I mx-,sm E., W: ' a K. T . E AK ,- K . ox ' -Q' Y Q-W PIETRI, JOHN H. IGI, New Orleans, Louisiana w ?? iffix- . Back: L. Io R. Paul EngIeber'r, Jim Meadows, Mike LocIceroI IPresicIenII. CI1arIes Ilv'aIpoIe, JoI'1n Jiannas FronI': L. Io R. Bob I-Iudspeih, Dave Werner, Dale Friend, Bob I:IoycI cabinet 7 L 'w- wwf , fi: , , . , , . .nag :fi ::,,:2f'i E . w1s:31L'n I iii, . . , , f .INV rn' I , fg2.if1i3IZ,,,, 1: f Maur. , , . I f , . .1 M31 ,. ' ,sew-fwlf. -Wi - Ui . we fr nU:I?: 'g,: ' 2 If . 5 'YW -- . N Q, gi ,, 21.qrX,:..,'wg If , ' '1g1fQ?3'3fif24tf:Yf1iLff 1 .12 ,-15wffF':'I5:'. wi.1'- ' wi M1 4 -mf-1'ie'WA1 -1 I -,r 'E 'iiwa-.i.Q:w .. 12:29 Iwi: -W1 ri 1-MQ ' 2, A, .I lr . If Hw- g2igBfx:5,i:Wg..g'iE 5:2521 QQ Qe wfmgz.. rg as g2i?TIRI' B'?5 Q 2 2 'I 'ieirggfiiaffligeiiiwi H55 -EILII 52 '?Q'iIi'I92.,b:Ig1gw Eggkg-2gI4bNIIi3Qr3i5I',if 5IIii,riIIIE'f i-5i2Y'IaiPui35'5I 2,Z f'f.i'iI r EBM' gif? 5 M F W , N xg XE gg fix... .1 S gi gg Q 5 5 i Q .. ,lm xl gag, gig ,Qi I. Egg 2 efiQw?Eg5.iTgQ5 iiaqisyji, W 23 5 Eir,mI Q Ii13imIigyf .:m2Lg'g.35ij15LZ 6:3g:pig 5 3 ,Ki 5 A, jg Qflinggqg S Z gl, ...gfgfgqgi 5. Hgh.. in fl YM few X- . - 'MG' I - Www' ,, ...zum '1' w f I Milan Sr 4 ffl 2-f-1wfJ.'f W I 'w,.,.f, 'I 'mt' ljmxff 2: v U' 'fry , ,ffffl , .W 1 I ziiiifk M . fffigi.-l.J..1.'!f ' -.I I I Qs-.ff I ,Y I B of .5 Q .NAB . V A i,,W,d, S X,,N...X,. M A .gi .'wo:.w,f.m. nf Mggigmh , ,Ali-yn Q5-LQ S H an .fy Q V WE A , . , . 1 S , rf g .4 yi eg' ' ,M ge..Qq.E,m, E -Hiyffwe --.I -5 Em , 'f gig H. 4 51 ' R ' , 'H A v -HSV . - M X: '-W i :E H: f-PM 'f.5?LL.. ,mir MM 4-WLM ' H Q I I, ' m Q 5 gm .72 , ,, ff 7 Z' my I fzwn f 'X . rm 1 I W ' Q rmaw . I ' . , .1::.,.,w fwfl rx II if .1 rr - wiirgn- , ,ff W, is ,M , ft'-...Mew . ww. ,, , . f, ,K , . W f ' F . .- 'X Q if -' , 2 ,' , I ,5'5?:?' 1 J . 5' I' : f ' m 'P' -r., fuer 1- gr, I .r ,X I f, ,pm - .1 I AW.. ., A Q :I . I ' 1 Q-H.-A ,:.. I-mf. I . . 551. . . H Vg ., me ff - -.V wwwqrffa Qu sr, -fe -. fi 1' HW f' 7.1 2 I M Q . f4.w':fiAfi4e -' ff :ffl I Q Q 11 gwff 2-3 ' W 1 W .f .1 ' ' zz .li 'K -A wg,5m..aLL511V JS W 'M Y' har V -' Q23 imma. EE rar? 111 'ar-mfggi,-'fe 25335, gfgkgff iiggim Q5je1'5 BE 7 1 W ?,?I'fgJ,m5i? I I Q 'I I B f ' -1: ' , - I' I J - I ff - r fffflfifriif H ' i1f'9ff11 f fvwfi' 'L 3, M .I 1 5 I i'21fM?N ' S U wir!-51 - .W .Mi:fggfg1f.. . f fi ' I ' I L ii-fiI,I ?X3N:1: I me ' I I 'I I Qtsgzfiiri ACTIVITIES INCLUDED: SepI'. Od. Nov. Dec. Feb. March April May Beer busi in Hermann Park Wesiern Parfy Pariy ai' Tennis Club Pariy wi'rI1 Wiess before Homecoming SemiformaI VaIenIine paiama dance I-Iayride Beer busi' Spring formal af I-Iousion Club Beach parfy Beer bus? I33 Activities included A estern Dance... l'm iusi' a plain ole cowboy, ma'am . . go'r a hoss, a giffar, and a TV show . . . ss nam.. mama ss may ma-f mum XB? ms ms xgaw ,Aff 13 ss m .sam . x was ss a a mal ws ..f.. . H . RS . M . . . aw fs 4 1 .X K- 4. 1. ,B H Z .Q A X, Y 5 xx- - .2 5 H. M , Q W 1 is l., W 1. .. fu Reclcon we should pu'l' a You lmow H' is afler a hard saddle on if? day in 1'he saddle . . . ...And An Informal Dance Upsei sfomach goi you feeling auf of focus ? i :iii ia 2 , -1:56 rl. X 1 Q -J ka Q ' f f ', 'M . fm XMD5, -Y' A ,, P 5-,513 7 5 i W -cvsem im . fi 3 M455 3 , 15' ' ' gal ' fr 1- in 2. 2 ' A . 'Q ' gm ? . g3?Af: 5 I , E , E Wish i1e'cl pui' his cloihes back on and go away. Q ., an 'z. Everbody gefs info ihe aci' ALBERTSON, DARRYL GLEN EorI' WorII'I ALVORD, DOUGLAS WAYNE IEI, Dallas ARNOLD, JOHN B. IPI, Dallas ARTHUR, RANDOLPH MARTIN ISOI, HOUSTON ASCHEREELD, ROBERT JETER IJI, Pensacola, Ela. BAGBY, RICHARD JULIAN ISaI. Texas CIII BAILEY, IVIVRON EDGAR III. HousTOn BALDWIN, FRANKLIN WAYNE IJI, Haaa+aa BARNETT DAVID IVIORTON IJI Auslrin BENSON V. KARL ISaI Dallas gist , WILL BLINN, SIMON MILFORD, JR. IJI, Waco CARGILL, LEONARD RAY JR. IJI BaTon Rouge. Louisiana CHILDERS, MARVIN IPI, San AnTOnio COLLETT, ROBERT LEE ISOI, Pampa COMER, WAYNE SANBORN IPI, DaIIas COX. I-IUBERT ELLIOTT IEI, DaIIaS CURRY. DAVID R. IEI. Lufkin DAVIS, JOHN MICHAEL IJI, Haaalfaa DAVVSON, CHARLES RAPIER, JR. IEI, San Anfonio DEAN, .IANIES CHESTER, JR. IeI, Lavzaaaaa A' . I ,,,.. ,. ' I as if BERKMAN, MARTIN R. Dallas BERTHIAUME, SHERIDAN JOSEPH Houslron BLANK, WESLEY D. IJI, Pasadena BLOCHER, JOHN MICHAEL HousTon BOARDMAN, CHARLES J. PiTTSburgIT, Penn. BORDELON, KENT ISOI, HousTon BOWDEN, MARK Hous+on BOWEN, CHARLES M. Housjron BREARD, MICHAEL D. ISOI, Dallas BRIGHT, JOHN WILLIAM Porf ArTI'Iur BRODY. GERALD LAWRENCE San Anfonio BRONSON, JEFF DONALDSON, JR. Grand Prairie BROWN, LAWRENCE OWEN A+IanIa, Ga. BUCHSCHACHER, PAUL WALTER ISOI, Waco BUCKLEY, MICHAEL PAUL IPI, Midland FODY, SANDOR IJI. Houslon FOWLER, RICHARD W. Oklahoma Cily. Oklahoma FREEMAN, PETER ANTHONY La Feria FRIEND, DALE Dallas FUNDERBURK, LORENZ W. IFI, Minden, Louisiana FUREY, WILLIAM NORMAN. JR. lSol, Mounl Pleasanl GAFFNEY, MICHAEL DALE IFI, Oklahoma Cily. Oklahoma GALE, WILLIAM ARTHUR IJI, Forl Worlh GERKE, JOHN H. lSol, Kilgore GODDARD, STEVEN JEROME Tulsa, Oklahoma al? DEEGAN, JAMES F. Dallas DENNIS, WILLIAM ALBERT Dallas DIX, WILLIAM SHEPHERD Princelon, N. J. DODGE, ROBERT KENDALL lSol, Cincinnalus . New York DOSSEY, ERNEST MICHAEL San Anlonio DUKE, JAMES R. lSol, Cypress DUKELOW, JAMES STOKELY, JR. Pompeii, Ilaly EBEL, PAUL EDWARD lSol, Topeka, Kansas EDWARDS, GREGG STANLY Dallas ENGELBERT, PAUL BERNARD IGI, San Anlonio ETTEL, EDWARD EMIL lSol, Corpus Chrisli FARMER, ROBERT FRANKLIN Houslon FINLAYSON, BRUCE ALAN Tulsa, Oklahoma FISHER. CHARLES HOWARD Dallas FLOYD, ROBERT HUFFMAN Shelbyville. Tennessee GOSSE, CLINTON GESSNER San Anlonio GREEN, CLAUDE CORDELL Forl Worlh GREENE, JULIAN MICHAEL IFI, Corpus Chrisli GROVES, MORTON DON PATRICK Malador GROVES, RICHARD VAN MICHAEL lJl, Malador GRUBBS, GORDON McDOWELL lSol, Dallas HAASE, WILLIAM CHARLES IFI, New Orleans. Louisiana HACKLEY, PETER F. IGI, Nederland HALTER, ERNEST JR. IJI, Conway, Arkansas HAMILTON, CARLOS ROBERT IJI, Houslon HAMILTON, DAVID RUSSELL Chicago, III. HAMM, MICHAEL RICHARD lSol, Honolulu. Hawaii HANSEN, PAUL T. IJI, Ponca Cily, Oklahoma HASTINGS, RICHARD MAXWELL Porlal, Arizona HAYGOOD, FRED DONALD lSol, I-Iouslon HERZ. IRWIN M.. JR. IJI, Galveslon HOOVER. ROBERT BRADLEY ll ISOI, Waco HUBBARD, WILLIAM BOGEL, JR. ISoI, Odessa HUEE, PETE C. IGI, Coral Gables, Florida HUTCHENS, K. GRANT IPI, Auslin IGLEHART, STEPHEN C. IFI, Buffalo, New York JIANNAS, JOHN S. E. ISOI, Pine Blulli, Arkansas JOHNSON. GAYLORD, JR. IJI. Houslon JOHNSTON. ROBERT EDWARD ISoI. Pine Blull. Arkansas JONES. ROBERT ALLEN, JR. IGI, Baylown .leaf M 3. W S12 ,.ga E H 5132 ' .. 2' 11- W' be e v uk? aylfwigi .. sf: fl S Y MAYOR, TOM H. Houslon MEYER, VERNON HOWARD Balon Rouge. Louisiana MIDDLETON. WILLIAM ARTHUR Houslon MILLER, MYRL J. Midland MOSS, FRED E. IJI, Jackson, Mississippi MOUNT, CARL ISoI, PorlArIl1ur MOYER, BENJAMIN MICHAEL, JR. IFI, Barlles- ville, Oklahoma MUNDIS, JOHN A. ISOI, Muskogee, Oklahoma MCDONALD, CHARLES DOUGLASS IFI, Dallas MCDUFF, LAWRENCE POLK ISOI, Halliesburg. Mississippi JONES TAYLOR LEOARE IJI Wlwarlon KANTZER MICHAEL TAYLOR ISOI Houslon KASSANOEI: IRA ISoI El Paso KAY CHARLES B IPI Dickinson KIERGAN STEPHEN EDWARDS ISoI Longview KILGORE HARDEEC Ill IJI New Orleans Louisiana KOBS DARCEY G IJI Galveslon KOEHN EARLJ ISoI Hallellsville KRAMER MICHAELJ G ISoI Corpus Clfirlsli LATTIMER BRIAN IFI San Anlonio LAWLER MICHAEL DONOVAN ISoI Dallas LAWSON JOHN OUINN IJI Tucarncarl New Mexico LODGE CHARLES DAVID IJI Tulsa Oklahoma LUDEMAN CHARLES WILLIAM IPI Lake Jackson MATTOX JERRY THOMAS IJI Tulsa Oklahoma PETERS. PI-IILLIP D. IJI, Red Oak, Iowa PI-IEL PS, BAILEY PRESTON IPI, Shelby, N. C. PIPER. JAMES PATRICK Housion POOL, JAMES R. ISOI, Tyler PULS. JOHN CARL IGI. Housion RABKE, WALTER EDWARD ui, Por? Lavaca REAS ONER, DAVID LUKENS IPI, Dickinson REDING, JOHN THOMAS Wharion REECE, JOHN C. IEI, Tucson, Arizona RICK S, SAM BEALL II IGI, Eorf Richardson, Alaska ,K av MCEARLAND, RICHARD WELDON IJI, Longview McGEHEE, CARRUTH IJI, BaI'on Rouge, Louisiana MclNTOSH, JOHN WARREN ISOI, Memphis Tennessee NEAL, WILLIAM W. Bellaire NEWTON, GEORGE KENNETH, JR. IJI, New Orleans, Louisiana NILSSON, ALLAN IPI, Kansas Ciiy, Missouri NORVELL, JOHN CHARLES ISQI, Henderson OLSON. ERIC JON ISoI, Amarillo O'OUINN, JOHN MAURICE IPI. Housion PANNILL, WILLIAM PRESLEY, ISOI, Midland PATTON, JOSEPH W. ISOI, Greenville PAUL, GEORGE IJI, Housion PAYNE, DON CHARLES ISOI, Tyler PECK, ERNEST JAMES Por+ Arlhur PERRET, ROBERT E. D. ISOI, Albuquerque, New Mexico RILEY, CHARLES PHILLIP IJI, Texas Ciry ROBERTS, JOHN PAUL Housion ROBERTS, ROLAND DOUGLAS, JR. Lancasier ROBSON, RICHARD RADCLIEE ISOI, I-Iousion ROEHR, MIKE GEORGE IPI, Kansas Ciiy, Missouri SHADDOCK, CARROLL SIDNEY ISOI, Orange SI-IANBLUM, JOI-IN H. IJI, EI Paso SHIER, DANIEL EDWARD IJI Golden, Colorado SKLAR, LOUIS SELMAN IJI, Drew, Mississippi SMITH, AUDAS RICHARD ISOI, Odessa SPENCE, GEORGE WALKER ISoI, Housion STIEE, JUDD G., JR. ISoI, Dallas SWINBURN, JAMES CLAY IPI, Corpus Chrisii TANNER, ROGER NORMAN ISoI, Edinburg TATUM, JAMES PATRICK IJI, Tulsa, Oklahoma THoIvI, GARY B. IEI, Kounlze THOMPSON, WILLIAM LEE IEI. Big spnng TOLLIVER, BRIAN LEE lJl. Canyon UNRUH, JAMES BRADLEY lOl. Housfon VADALA, ANTONY L. lSol, El Paso VANZANT, EARL AMERMAN Houslon VICTERY, DONALD HOWARD Crockelf WADE, JOHN EDWARD lSol, San Anlonio WADE, LEO, JR. lJl, Oklahoma Oily, Oklahoma WALKER, HARLEY REOINALD, JR lEl, Housfon 5.11 WERNER. DAVID JOHN LII, Wichilra Falls WERNER, JOSEPH Q. ISOI. Wichila EEIIS WILSON, ARTHUR SEYMOUR IEI, EIEQSIEII, Arizona WOMACK, ROBERT ALLAN lJl, Paris WRIGHT, DAVID LEE lJl, Tulsa, Oklahoma YARBOROUGH, JOE MICHAEL lSol, Oalveslon YOUNG, JOE ADDISON Midland WEAVER. RALPH lJl. 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Io R. Jack I'IoIIon, Carl Isgren, Grady, Mike Kahn IPresiden'rI, Joe Richards l cabm et Les ACTIVITIES INCLUDED: SepI'. Dance wifh Jones Od. Lisfening parfy Nov. Fall dance April Spring dance May Beach parfy Baker Mixed Home Life With A Little Party Life M-I-C . . . K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E 142 i Baker vice squad gets briefed on legal study room activities. So I said no, I didn't want to see his etchings . . . ,Ld- E 1 I , No+ me, I'm ius+ a Thinking man. Why do fhey call if Rally Club punch? No parenls, no booze. M .,... fe 1 .E l . . A-ia1.5i313,j.gSf WMTM Well, +here's one in 'lhe library. ABRAHAM, THOMAS DENNETH Canadian AHRENS, ARNOLD EUGENE ISoI, Housion ALBERS, KENNETH HERBERT IJI, Sugar Land ALCORN, WENDELL BERTRAN ISOI, Boling ARNOLD, LESLIE KINGSLAND DaIIas BARGER, JOHN WHEELER CoIIege SIaIion BARNES, BARRY KEITH IJI, Kerrnii BARTON, CHARLES E. ISoI, DenIon BLAIR, CHARLES MELVIN Ladue, Missouri BLUME, LESLIE, WILLIAM ISOI, La Grange BODDIE, WILLIAM LEE IJI, LaIce CIwarIes, Louisiana BOLDING, JAMES CLIFTON ISOI, Dallas BOON, JOHN D. III TSOI, ArIing'ron BOONE, KENNETH RAY Brazoria BRENNAN, JOHN H. IEI, BeIIaire BRICE, JOHN W. TuIsa, OI4IaI1oma BROADEOOT, JAMES EDWARD, JR. IJI, Mem- pI'1is, Tennessee BROOKS, ROBERT ALLAN Bellaire BROWN, LEIGHTON E. ISOI, San AnqeIo BROWN, RUSS MONTON IEI, Housion BRYANT, WILLIAM ALTON Universi+y, Mississippi BUCK, MELVIN ISOI, Houslron BURNETT, MAX DALE Mason BUTLER, MALCOLM H. Eori Wor'rI1 CALAHAN, LUTHER WELDON IEI, Dallas CANDLER, JERRY LYNN BaIIinger CARDENAS, CARLOS G. ISOI, Laredo COLE, JOE DENNIS Kenedy COLE, JOHNNY HOWARD Eori WorII'1 COLLARD, WILLIAM Missouri Ciiy CORTES, GARY HOEEMAN Kansas Ciiy, Missouri DEBNEY, GEORGE CHARLES, JR. IJI, Beaumonjr DIAZ, ALFRED MARTIN EI Paso DODD, KENNETH WAYNE ISOI, Housion DONNELL, WILLIAM ANTHONY EIiasviIIe DOYLE, JOSEPH CECIL Houslon DURHAM, JAMES ARTHUR ISoI, Eor'r WorII1 DYER, WILLIAM GRAY IJI, WI'1iHier, California ENGBERG, STEPHEN IPI, Houslon ERICKSON, LLOYD RALPH, JR. ISoI, LiHIe Rock. Arkansas EINDLING, JOHN ELLIS IEI, Palm Beach, Florida FLETCHER, CHARLES ROBERTS IJI, New Orleans. Louisiana FROST, MILTON ARTHUR Housion EUGATE, JAMES KIRK ISoI, Eori' Worlli GATES, DAVE LOWRY, JR. ISoI, Dickinson il P I if I HEMBREE, EARL MARLIN, JR, Dallas HENDRICKSON, BRUCE IRWIN Pori Ariliur HENRY, JAMES MORELAND Housion HERSCHMAN, HARVEY ROY ISOI, Housion HILL, CLYDE DENSON IJI, Lake Charles Louisiana HOBGOOD, GEORGE WILSON Tyler HOLLAND, JAMES ELERY IJI, Beaumoni' HOLT, PHILIP NELSON IJI, Oak Ridge, Tennessee HONIG, ERNEST, JR. Tyler HOOD, ROBERT ALLEN Bellaire HOLLON, JACK ANDREW IGI, Royse Ciiy HOWARD, GLENN, JR. IJI, Valley Slream, New York HUDSON, HUGH STEVEN Vislra, California HUDSON, JEROME ALLAN Randolph AFB HUNT, DWIGHT ISQI, Encino, California GILBREATH, DIXON STEPHEN ISoI, Weimar GILL, DENNIS HOWARD Dallas GIRAUD, CHARLES WILLIAM ISoI, Houslon GODDARD, JACK ALTON ISoI, Housion GOSLING, FRED WILLIAM ISoI, Beaumonl GRADY, DAVID HENRY IPI, LUILJIDOCIC GRAHAM, ROBERT DOUGLAS IJI, Brownsville GREENWOOD, ALEXANDER WILLIAM IJI, Housion GREGORY, JOHN SCOTT IFI, Eorl Worlli GRIEEIS, CARL ISoI, Liille Rock, Arkansas GUNN, JIM Beeville HACKETT, DAVID ISoI, EI Paso HAMNER, JOE MELVIN ISoI, Longview HARDIN, PHILIP Sweeiwaier HARTMAN, ALVIN RICHARD IJI, Hondo HURLBUT, JOHN IJI, Houslon ISGREN, CARL E. IJI, Peoria, Illinois JACKMAN, ALAN PARKER Kansas Cily. Kansas JENNINGS, JAMES KELLY, JR. Houslon JOHNSTON, J. CARLIN IFI, Houslon JONES. FRANK GRIFFITH IFI, Houslon KEANY, FRANCIS MICHAEL Barnes, Orienle. Cuba KEATING, KENNETH PATRICK IJI, Chelsea. New York KEITH, HERMAN T. ISOI, Hillsboro KELL, JOHN. JR. IJI, San Anlronio MART, CARL FRANK IFI, Dallas MARTINEZ, GEORGE IFI, McAllen MAURER, WALTER LAWRENCE IFI. San Anlonio MAYO, CLYDE CALVIN Sinlon MCCULLAR, JIM ISOI, Edinburg MCKINNEY, KENNETH WALTON gel, Sulphur Springs McKEE, ROBERT L. IJI, Tulsa, Oklahoma MERRIMAN, NICHOLS H. IJI, Marianna, Florida KERBOW, DEWEY LYNN ISOI, Iraan KEY, JOE WAYNE IGI, Pampa KIMZEY, STEPHEN LEE Wichifa Fallas KIPPLE, CHARLES FRANK San Anlonio KOEHL, MICHAEL FRANK San Anfonio KUYKENDALL, DAVID STEVENS IFI, Sulphur Springs LANDFORD, BEN A. IJI, I-Iouslon LATTA, WILLIAM ALLEN, JR. IEI. Dallas LAWS, JIM W. IJI, Corpus Chrisli LINDSEY, AL, JR. ISOI, Nocona LOESER, WILLIAM RICHARD IFI, Broken Arrow Oklahoma LUNTZ, MICI-IAEL B. ISOI, Ponca Cily, Oklahoma MALONE, PAUL EDWARD isoi, Baylown MARSHALL, DAVID OWEN isai, Dallas MARSHALL, EUGENE CARROLL Houslon MILLER, DAVID WILLIAM ISOI. Jackson, Mississippi MITCHELL, JOHN THOMAS IFI, Odessa MOORE,, GEORGE ROBERT ISOI, Ponca CiTy Olclahoma MOORE, MERVIN HARDIE IJI, EI Paso MOORE, LARRY ISOI, I-lousTon MORRISS, JOE SCOTT ISOI, I'IousTon MUCHMORE, CLYDE ALFRED IPI, Ponca CiTy Oklahoma MURRAY, TIMOTHY OWEN IPI, Eorf WorIh NASBY, ROBERT DWIGHT IJI, Dallas NUGENT, RODERICK MATHEW, JR. IPI, Dallas OSBORNE, JERRY LLOYD Corpus Chrislri PARKER, NEAL IPI, Lubbock RICHESON, GENE W. ISOI, Spearman RIEMENSCHNEIDER, BERT RANDALL ISQI, San AnTonio ROBERTSON, HUGH, JR. IJI, Crysfal Lalce, Illinois ROLLIER, JACK McAllen RLTCRER, ERNEST BERT, JR. Tsai, Bishop SCHROEDER, DON Shreveporjr, Louisiana SCHWADE, JACK LESTER lSol, Dallas SCOTT, MALCOLM STUART, JR. IPI, Dallas SCOTT, MICHAEL A. IPI, Midland SEABERG, ROY ALFRED ISoI, Dayfon SEWELL, VIRGIL LAWRENCE ForT WorTh SIMPSON, ROBERT LYNN IJI, Shreveport Louisiana SINCLAIR, JOHN LEMUEL Memphis, Tenn. SITTON, VICTOR B. ISOI, Pasadena SLAUGHTER, ARTHUR PHILIP IPI, RosiTa, Mexico PERRY LARRY STEPHEN IPI Paleshne PETERS EDWIN JOE IET Weimar PELUG WILLIAM ISOI Norfollc Nebraska POOLE BENDY BOYD IJI VICTOFIG PRESCOTT CHARLES YOUNG IJI I-lousTon RABY CHARLES LINCOLN IPI san Anlomo ROESZ GENE E In Taylor RAeoN LAWRENCE Tsai Perryfon RASCNRE DONALD CLARENCE Tsai HousTon RATRIN GARY ALAN TFT McAllen RAY, W. HARMON ISOI, Housfon RAWSON, ROBERT DONALD Housfon REID, ROY, JR. Anahuac REYNOLDS, RICHARD VINING IPI, Houslron RHODES, JAMES MARVIN IJI, BayTown STEGMEYER, CHARLES HARLEY IEI, Belleville, Illinois STITT, JAMES HARRY IJI, EasTon, Pennsylvania SULIK, J. ROY ISOI, Housfon TATE, GEORGE WI-IALEY, Jr. Longview TAYLOR, BERRY BROOKS Cleburne TAYLOR, JOSIAH BYFORD ISDI, Housfon TOBEY, MORLEY C. Grand Prairie TOMPKINS, DANIEL DAVID IFI3, Housjron TREYBIG, JAMES GARY Bellaire VALE, WYLIE JR. IPI, HoUsTon 'Ia-N -Q aa . 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April May Lislrening Parly Tea-dance wilh Jones Modern Arr Parry Chrislmas Parly for Underprivileged Children Srag parry Spring dance Beach pariy I49 By gosh, 'I'he lighi' does shine fhroughl Ah, for a Viceroy. He says Hanszen has new open house rules. We hope i+'lI be a boy. BoHom Row L. To R. Gene Miller, Bobby Lively, Max Webb, Jon Schnable, Bill Bucelc, Billy Simmons, Don Ralher, Boyd King, Rufus King, Roland Jackson, Roberl' Johnslron Second Row L. To R. Gary Poage, Charles Pollard, Alvin l-larlman. John Windrow, Delberr Wiley, Jerry Graves, Gerald Gusler, Shelburne Ford, Bill Donaldson, Lonnie Caddell, Johnny Burrell, Gor- don Speer Third Row L. +o R. Dickie Woods, Wade Rodgers, Ray Alborn, Larry Anlhony, Milce Bowen, Max Bur- neH, John Cornerr, Waller Ligon, Ronald Walers, Wesley Slolces, Bob Wayl, Johnny Slephenson Fourih Row L. To R. Tommy Rees. 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Q iigazzgmgimgfl .mmf m w?i B sawzxgg wr. was K N may EEE 1 fHM5fgggg5EEWQH' I H.. .,iyM-xwwssaivfg., M W 35255 M-Wm mmigamx-:B52EEwWQ4wL' swam 'wsgg5g' s gage H WQQLQEES-Egsifw fr M Exgwwmgwx-5 in Q gg mgmfsfw mi BEET H H Q N 59355555223 gn- All-Conference George Marlin Award Rufus King Bill Bucelc Ra+her, Simmons meei Cannon's plunge. lnfenl on inaugurafing Jess Neely's +wen'l'i- e+h year as Owl headmas+er wifh an upsei' over 'lhe defending Naiional Champion! LSU Tigers, fhe Owls played whal' proved io be 'iheir finesl' 30 minuies of fhe season in +he firsf half of lheir opening game. Behind a 'lough Rice line, led by Rufus and Boyd King, and Gene Miller, Jon Schnable ably direcled The Owls wilhin scoring range 'lhree 'limes in 'lhe firsf half before Gordon Speer booled a 36 yard field goal fo give Rice a 3-0 half- lime lead. The second half, however, was a differenf sfory as LSU depfh and experience fool: Hs foll on The game buf fafigued Owls. Scoring seven in lhe Third period and I9 in fhe four+h, fhe Tigers exlended iheir vicfory sfring 'l'o I3 siraighf. L. S. U. 26 RICE 3 Caddell closes in on Robinson. 165 DUKE 24 RICE 7 Harfman rolls ouf for shorf yardage. Harfman flings. Capifalizing on fwo Rice fumbles and a pass infercepfion, fhe Blue Devils of Dulce scored fhree easy fouchdowns wifh marches of only l5, 29, and 34 yards fo hand fhe Owls fheir second defeaf of fhe season and sei' a give away paffern fhaf fhe Owls were fo follow fhe remainder of fhe year. Alfhough greafly improved on defense over fheir LSU performance, fhe Owls were able fo amass only I4O yards of offense againsf fhe Blue Devils, clue mainly fo Jon Schnal:ale's 50 yard scam- per early in fhe fhird period which sef up fhe Owl's only score. Besides Schnable, fhe King brofhers, Bolo Lively, and Roland Jackson, who scored fhe Rice fouchdown, also furned in fine performances on fhaf bleak affernoon in Durham. Tri capfain Bill Simmons reaches for a long one, as Owls make 4+h quarfer comeback. . Before some 34,000 fans Rice's Owls came from be- hind 'iwice fo gain a fie wifh unbeafen Florida in 'iheir i959 home opener. Wifh Roland Jackson scoring fhe 'Heing fouchdown wifh only l:42 leff in fhe game, fhe Owls losf fheir lasf opporfunify for vicfory when, on fhe fry for exfra poinf, fhe snap from cenfer wenf asfray. Feafuring 'rhe fine running of Max Webb, Bill Bucek, Lon- nie Caddell, and Johnny Sfephenson and fhe oufsfanding RICE 13 FLORIDA 13 Johnsfon, Boyd King sfop Gafor on Rice 30. line play of Charles Pollard, Roberf Johnsfon and Jerry Graves, fhe Owl offense goi' rolling for 'ihe firsf Hme in fhe season as Rice marched for a very respecfable 256 yards on fhe ground. Thus wifh a highly improved performance againsl' fhe Gafors, fhe Owls were funed and ready fo open conference acfion againsf SMU fhe following week. e gg, ,wif f ' sa fr Y' me Maia ,ff w,gEgL1,,,K as dia 3 is 14 1 2 2 W 5 a Q me H 15. M H Q Q. -f ,23iW?,g,sy:?gf Q ,. M W RICE 13 S. M. U. 13 Simmons in hoi' pursuil of Polk. Siephenson hounds Meredi'l'h. Wi'l'h less rhan a minule remaining in 'Phe game, Gordon Speer grabbed one of 25 of Don Meredi'lh's passes on fhe Owl goal line and fhus preserved a hard earned I3-I3 'lie for 'rhe Owls. Looking like a leam fasl' round- ing inro 'lop form, bofh Owl forward walls complefely ouiclassed 'lheir Musiang coun+er- par+s. Meanwhile, behind The blocking of Gene Miller, Bill Simmons, and Don Ra+her, Max Webb and Bill Bucek confinued +o add sparkle fo fhe Owl running a'Hack. Even fhe previously impoienl' Rice aerial game came +o life in 'rhe fourrh period as Jon Schnable hir 'I'hree of Three, including a 'len yard scor- ing flip ro Bucek, on 'rhe Owl's 'final iouch- down march. Thus fhe Owls derailed +he pre- season rifle favori+es and, wilh school spiril' a+ i+s season's peak, were ready +o invade Aus'I'in and fake on 'lhe fhird ranked nafionally Longhorns of Darrel Royal. Speer gains long ' yardage, as Simmons lays key bloclr. y Losing five fumbles and have one punl' bloclzed, an Owl eleven which racked up I9 firsf downs fo Texas' I0 and oufgained +he Longhorns by 80 yards, 'forced lhe even+ual conference +ri-champions +o march only 72 yards in quesl of 'lheir firsl' lhree scores. To malce 'lhe evening even more frusfrafing, ihe Owls penefrafed fhe Sfeer 35 on six occasions wifhoul' scoring. Alvin Hari'- man's fine quarferbaclcing sei' up +he only Rice score Bucelc sefs sail, wifh Harlman, Corne'H leading fhe way. TEXAS 34 RICE 6 lafe in fhe 'lhird period, wifh Bill Bucelc scoring from +he eleven early in fhe- final period. For fhe fiffh 'lime in ihe season 'I'he highly fouled Rice place lciclcing game was complefely absenl' as fhe Owls failed on one 'field goal and on poinf afler fouchdown a'H'emp+, fhus giving ihem a season's record of one success in seven a'Hemp+s ai' field goals and fhree successes in six a'Hempfs 'From ihe lhree yard line. CLEMSON 19 RICE 0 Furfher eslablislwing 'llneir policy of give fill il l1ur'l's. ll1e Tiger goal line on 'rhal damp nigl1+ in lal'e Oclober. 'll1e Owls saw a pass inlerlierence penally in flue second E Bob Lively 'lurned on an oulsfanding performance in 'rlwe period and a pass inlerceplion and a 'Fumble in llme line as +l'1e Owls absorbed flweir 'fourlh defeal' of +l1e fourfh period lead 'ro 'lhree Tiger lallys. AHemp+ing I3 season al +l1e hands of 'lhe evenlual Bluebonnel' Bowl passes wil'l1ou+ a single complelion, only +l1e running of champions. Gordon Speer made +l1e Owl allaclc a mild l'l1real' 'lo Referee rushes forward lo malce 'l'aclcle. Behind a 74 yard scamper by Bill Bucek and a 26 yard field goal by Gor- don Speer, Rice reminded many of fhe Owls of previous Novembers, as fl-uey quickly builf a I0-0 lead in fheir firsf November oufing of l959. Buf fhe glory was shorf lived as an Arkansas offense, which gained IO6 yards less fhan fhe Owls, puf ifs yardage in fwo baskefs, 57 and 80 yard scoring march- es, fo hand fhe Owls fheir fhird sfraighi' defeaf and fourfh of fhe season. Ar- kansas fhen sal' back and wafchecl Rice fail in fwo fourfh period assaulfs af fhe Porker goal. For fhe Owls, Bucek was almosf fhe whole show as fhe flashy senior quarferback accounfed for 2l3 of Rice's 308 yards of offense. Shel- burne Ford and Tommy Sfellman were sfandoufs for fhe Owls in fhe line. Max Webb snags aerial for firsf down King brofhers use Porker for a foofsfool in fuflle affempf fo block exfra poinf fry. Miller halls LeBoeuf: Umbrellas in background refleci' dismal wea+her. RICE 7 TEXAS A8zM 2 Some 35,000 we'l', freezing homecoming fans sal 'ihrough a 'Freezing rain and a wind wiih gusls up +o 45 miles an hour io see Rice capfure Hs firsf and only vic- iory of l959. In fhe firsi' period ihe wind and Charley Mils+ead's puniing forced 'fhe Owls info a hole. A+- 'lempiing fo puni ou1', Gordon Speer saw his bool caughi by 'rhe wind, hii' and bound back info 1'he Owl end zone 'for a Cadei' safefy. Speer Then apily redeemed himself in The ihird period as he gafhered in an Aggie punf and scampered 60 yards for ihe winning score. Cenier Boyd King disiinguished himself on +ha+ chilly affernoon wifh his fine blocking and defensive play. Oiher ihan fhe +wo scoring plays The game produced li'H'le exciie- meni, as neiiher feam peneiraied Hs opponen'l's 20. T. C. U. 35 RICE 6 Frogs pul pressure on Bucelc. Bucelc +urns corner wifhoui' bloclcing in second period. The bowl bound and 'fille hungry Frogs failened +heir record and s+a+is- +ics a+ fhe expense of a pififully inepf Rice eleven 'l'ha+ sunny alifernoon in No- vember. Alfhough 'Phe Owls racked up one' more firsl' down fhan TCU and 'lrailed 'rhe Frogs in yardage gained by only 38 yards, a +ough TCU defense and a punchless Rice offense proved 'ro be 'lhe undoing of 'lhe Owls. Never able +o pene+ra+e 'rhe Frog I5 excepl' for fhe scoring drive, ihe Owls speni' over half +heir yardage belween fhe 30 yard lines, while 'lhe ef'fec'l'ive Chrislians ulilized over +wo-'rhirds of iheirs on 'iouchdown marches. BA YLOR 23 RICE 21 Miller and Sfellman siop Bruin for shorl' gain. Wayl' closes in on Bucelr aerial Again +he day was larighi' and sunny. And again 'rhe day was full of frusfrarions and disappoinf- menfs for lhe I959 Rice Owls. Throughour fhe game The Owls made 'lheir usual give away mislalces and, no maHer how hard 'I'hey baffled, were unable 'l'o 'rurn The fide of defeat Thus ended rhe worsl' foofball season ai' Rice in iwenfy years. -2 is PM -Q um? ig E. Sw No Commen+! The Hanszen Beer Party aged In Sedate Herman Park fl, ed, me Man gf digfincfion Ain f he cufe? He s only six! Early bird gefs 'the worm. 151 ALLEN, HERBERT c., JR. wi, cofsiam ALLEN, LAMAR iii in, Dallas ' AMERMAN, DAVID WARREN in chadds Eoid. Pennsylvania ANDERSON, DARRYL KENT in, Houslon ANDERSON. GIBSON F.. JR. lFl. Pine Bluff, Ark. ARBAUGH, ROBERT E. Houslon ARMSTRONG, JAMES F. lSol, Pecos AVELLANET, ALLAN H. lJl, Teaneclc, N. J. BANDY, JOHN IRVING JR. Paris. France BARBER, RODNEY GLEN lJl. Houslon : i M .R - i , . ... .. , . 2 -- W A ii fWi,:., L. X 0 . A A i BYRD, H. DAVIS Florence, S. C. CADDELL, LEON JONES JR. Dallas CALDWELL, DONALD LEE Houslon CALFEE, JOHN EDWARD Kellering, Ohio CALVIN, AUBREY BAMES lSol, Houslon CAMPBELL. THOMAS BRUCE lSol, Midland CARPENTER, DAVID B. lSol. Olclalioma Cily, Olcla. CHAMNESS, TERRANCE HAROLD lSol, Dallas CHAPMAN, TERRY BERT lFl, Abilene CHRlSTlANSON, GEORGE BAYNE lFl, Denver, Colorado BARFIELD, JOSEPH NEIL lFl, Alvin BARNES, J. ROBERT lSol, Baylown BARROWS, WlLLlAM F. lSol, Kansas Cily, Missouri BECK, JOE C. lFl, Houslon BERMAN, MELVYN L. iSol, Colorado Cily BEST, DAVID LEE lJl, Maxwell BEVERS, ROBERT J. lGl, Midwesl Cily, Olcla. BLUETHMAN. ROBERT GLENN lFl, Dallas BONE, ERIC DALE lJl, Baylown BOUCHER, GARY WYNN lFl, Colorado Springs Colorado BOWERS, HUGH RUSSELL Bishop BRASHEAR, JAMES PRESTON lll lSol, Dallas BREIHAN, ROBERT WALKER El Paso BROAD, TOM M. lSol, Auslin BURKA, PAUL JOEL Galveslon 3 EPPLEY, GEARY ISOI, College Park, Md. EUBANK, WILLIAM EMANUEL Slwreveporh La. EWING, JOHN ARTHUR JR. IJI, Ten Mile, Tenn. FILES, DAVID EDWARD Isal, TuIsa, Olla. FISCHER, DAVID JOHN IH, Cuero ElsHER, RONNIE W. IJI, Haaalaa FITTS, ROBERT LEON Isal, SweeIwaIer FLYNN, WILLIAM BERNARD Isal, Baaamaal EOWLER, GEORGE EDWARD III IJI, Dallaa EOWLER, JOHN HYDE IJI, Dululh, Mina. CLARKE, BOB L. IFI, Hobbs, New Mexico CLOPTON, JOHN WILLIAM IFI, Mc:AIIen CONNER, BRIT IJI, Forr Worrh COOLEY, THOMAS ELARD IFI, Galena Park COPPAGE, DON LEE IJI, Cleburne CUBANISS, JOHN TRIGG IEI, RockpOrI' DAVENPORT, BILL ISOI, Jacksonville DAVIS, DAN SMITH IJI, Hun'IsviIIe DEAN, DON R. Ausfin DELANEY, WILLIAM E. JR. IJI, Porlr Ar+I'lur DIXON, JAMES CLIEEORD ISOI, I-Iousfon DUNLOP, DAVID SHANNON ISOI, I3eaumOn'r DYER, RAYMON R. IJI, NasbviIIe, Ark. EDWARDS, J. DAVID CIarks Summilr, Penn. ELLZEY, MARION LAWRENCE JR. Perry'rOn FOX, JAMES THOMAS ISOI, Bellaire FRY, JAMES I-IERMAN IGI, OkIaI'1Oma Ciiy, Okla. GARDNER, JOHN ARVY JR. IJI Arlinglron I4 GARLINGTON, ROBERT JACK IJI, NorII1 LiHIe Rock, Arkansas GERMANN, JOHN REED ISOI, CI1aIIanOOga, Tenn. GIBBS, RUSSELL KILLIAN JR. IGI, Lake Jackson GIBSON, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN V Lufkin GILLMAN, BARTON B. IJI, I'IOusI'orl GLASS, SAM IEI, DaIIas GLYNN, PHILIP C. IGI, Houslron GOODE, JOHN VIVIAN ISOI, Dallas GORDY, MARVIN KEITH IGI, Beaumoni GRAHAM, JOHN THOMAS ISOI, Corpus CIlrisIi GREEN, BENNY IJI, Denion GREENE, ERNEST RINALDO ISOI, Birmingham. Alabama R534 153 I I lz1I lf 4 -n --na T1 if.N,, HAMlLTON, WILLIAM BROOKE JR. lsol, Hauslon HAMMOND, JIM lsol, Temple HANSEN, FRED MORGAN lEl, Olefa HAYES, BOB lEl, Dallas HEATH, PATRICK ROY lsal.. San Anianlo HILL, ERNEST CLAYTON ISOI, EI Paso HOCHMAN, JOEL S. ISoI,, Bellaire HORNISH, DALE MARTIN ISOI, Corpus CI'lris'ri HOUK, ROBERT L. JR. Memphis, Tenn. HOWARD, BYRON L. JR. ISOI, Hawkins M . ,Z ,, M A I .. I II,-1: M I If- A. M Y l -A., ,. I 1 'I . . 'A . I .. 4 If 1 . 2 : W 1 , z , -- . - . , 7. O II Yi IT' J: 'aa l' 1 , R MV -fn ' M s KX vi SS lil MSS- g .- f U ..l 1 ,ll 7,9 -I Twig- ig X ' al' R-1 ini'-Tmgfilwz R Zf,WI ,I II Na .IIII I ..E IE: 'I .. :wIl: .Y I . I E :i'. , ... E ,., E I . KRIVAN, WILLIAM ROBERT ISOI, Uvalde KUSNETZKY, PHILLIP A. IJI, Kansas CiTy, MO. LA BERGE, GARY RAY IFI, HOusTOn LAMKIN, THOMAS GRIFFIN ISOI, Birmingham. Alabama LANllJS. JOHN WALTER lEl, Dallas LARSON, DAVID DALE IFI. SaIT LaIce CiTy, UTaIT LECUNA, ANTONIO IFI, Caracas, VenezueIa LEMON, DAVID LEE ISOI, AbiIerle LENOIR, CLINTON ADKINS IFI, San ATTTOTTIO LESSER, HERBERT ARTHUR IGI, FOTT WorTI1 1 . , W. . ' ' KA Si 'Z' ' Hi A :z - '.' .: Nl - f.,f O, . W, ,.:,.-Q EE ..-K E V, JE HUEMMER, BARTON JAMES DaIIas HUGHES, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JR. IJI Beau- monf HURLBUT, JACK ELTON HOus+On JACKSON, BRUCE WEAVER BeaumOnT JEANES. JOHN KENNETH IJI, Waco JENNINGS, THOMAS A. Pasadena JOI-INSTONE, DOUGLAS INGE IPI, MoIoiIe, Ala. JOHNSTON, JAMES DAVID JR. lsal, EI Rasa JORDAN, HARRY FREDERICK lJl, Denver, cola. KARLAN, CHESTER lsal, Hauslall KEATING, RONALD FREDERICK San ArlTOniO KELLEY, TOM AUSTIN Memphis, Tenn. KING, BOYD READ IJI, AI:aiIene KING, DOW REEVES IJI, Pampa KING, RUFUS PAUL AIaiIene r . R, .. . 3-71 . 3 I, S MCLESKEY, JAMES JOSEPH IJI. Vicksburg, Miss. MCSTAY, JOHN EDWARD JR. Bellaire MCWHIRTER, ROBERT OUIN ISoI, Uvalcle MEADOR, CHARLES E. ISoI. Orlanclo, Fla. MENDELL, JERRY STEVEN Houslon MEYER, ALBERT EDWARD Houslon MIXON, DEAN AUSTIN Lulobock MOODY, ROBERT MANNING IJI, Houslon MORRIS, THOMAS BAKER JR. IJI, Pasadena MULLEN, JOHN WILLIAM lll Dallas LESSER, MARVIN EARLE IFI, IZOFIWOFII1 LETSCI-IER, CARL EDWARD JR. Porl Arllwur LICKLIDER, ROY EILERS IFI, Phoenix, Arizona LITTLEJOI-IN, WILLIAM LANEY IFI, Slale College. Mississippi LowE. JOHN Buiaroiaa UI. Dallas MARCUS, NEAL WILSON ISoI, Tampa, Fla. MARSHALL, RONALD DEAN ISoI, La Porle MASSIN, EDWARD K. IJI, Porl Arllwur MASTERSON, LEIGH H. Houslon MAXFIELD, ROBERT ROY IEI, Wiclwila Falls MQCANTS, MICHAEL MALCOLM IFI, I-Iouslon MCCLEARY, STEPHEN HILL IFI, Houslon MCCRACKEN, MICHAEL CLARK IJI, Laredo MCOOWAN, PATRICK E. ISoI, Dallas MCINTOSH, THOMAS S. IGI, Slmreveporl, La. NATHANS, SYDNEY H. ISoI, Houslon NEECE. GEORGE ALLEN IJI, Pine Bluff, Ark. NIRKEN, MILTON HARRY ISoI, Houslon NORMAN, PHIL RAY ISoI, Allwens NORWOOD, EDWARD CARLISLE Wiclwila Falls NUSTAD, PETER N. La Crosse, Wisc. OLSON, WILBUR ELWIN JR. IGI Houslon ORCHARD, JAMES CHARLES ISoI, Longview OWEN, WILLIS LYSLE ISOI, Big Spring PAINE, STEPHEN CHARLES IPI, Housion PARDUE, LARRY HENRY ISoI, Porl Arllwur PARKER, BYRON ANDERSON Marshall PARKS, BARTON A. JR. IJI, Houslon PEDEN, JAMES KNOX Dallas PENDERGRASS, JOHN HARPER ISoI, Eagle Lake 155 PIPES, PAUL BRUCE FT. WorTI1 PRIDEAUX, GARY DEAN Garland RAMSEY, DON ANSON ISOI, Dallas RATHER, DON, HousTon REYNOLDS, NORMAN TOWNER HousTon RICHARDS, WAYNE A. ISOI, HousTon RITER, STEPHEN Providence, R. I. ROBERTS, LLOYD ALLEN Terrell ROESER, FRANK JOHN Albany RONAN, EDWARD ROBERT JR. lsal, HaworTI1, N. J. ROSE, DON FREDERICK ISOI, Waco ROSENBERG, DAVID E. IJI, Hinclu-KusI'1, Israel ROYSE, HARRY HERNDON Dallas RUCKER, HUGH WILFORD Dallas SAMUELSON, LARRY ALLAN Houslron SANDERS, FRANK C. ISOI Bananera, Gualremala SCI-INEIDER, WILLIAM O. IJI, Roseloud SEVERS, GLEN MAURICE, JR. I'IousTon SITIAWVER, DAN MICHAEL ISOI, Waco SHINODA, PETER SHOHEI ISOI, Dallas SIVESS SKILES. SMITH, SMITH. SMITH SMITH, JAN MARSHALL HI, casuaraaa SMITH, RoeER ALLEN Hy, Pasadena SMITH, STEPHEN MARSHALL Ln, Marlin SOUTH, JAMES RUSSELL TH, Abilene SPARRMAN, PORTER LEA IH, Beeville STANTON, ROBERT JOHN JR. ISOI, Tulsa, Okla. STEINKRUGER, FREDERICK JOSEPH ISOI, San AnTonIo STELLMAN, HARRY MEYER III IJI, Porl' Lavaca STRANGE, PHILLIP ROSS ISOI, ForT WorTI1 TADEMA, KLASS IJI, CarTI'Tage CHARLES EDWARD IJI, Marslwall GERALD F. ISOI, Richardson FRANK A. Elsa FRED L. III I'IousTon GRIFFIN JR. IFI, LITTle Roclc, Arla. U 'WLT .Ll E. R, WEINBERG, RICHARD E. IJI, Bellaire WILLIAMS, WILLIAM ORVILLE ISOI, CarIsI3aoI, New Mexico WINTER, STANLEY RAY Odessa WOLVERTON, CHARLES T. ISOI, Eorf WorII1 WOOD, MICAL KENT ISOI, Orange WOODBURY, RICHARD S. JR. IJI. San An'ronIo WOODS, CARL R. ISQI, Swee'rwaIer YOUNG, JOHN MERTON JR. ISOI, Longview TARRANT. MARVIN ROWAN IPI, Temple TAYLOR, HENRY E. ISOI, EorI WorII1 TEAL, DONALD F. Dallas THOMAS, STEPHEN LANE ISOI, HousIon THOMASON, JAMES LEONARD ISOI, HunIsviIIe TILSON, MARTIN DAVID IPI, Texarkana TRICKEY, SAMUEL B. ISOI, DenIon TUTHILL, EDWARD WILMAR IPI, Farmers Branch TUTTLE, PHILIP ALPARD WI1arIon VAUGI-IAN, I-IERSCI-IEL MQCARVER JR AIII- son ParIc, Penn. VESECKY, JOHN EENWICK ISOI, DaIIas VICTOR, ISIDORE ARNOLD III DaIIas von SCHRILTZ, DON MORRIS IPI, Orange WALKER, MICHAEL ROANE ISOI, Beaurnonr WATTS, RODERICK KENT IJI, Housjron sports C95 1, f EQ JESS NEELY i959 marlcecl 'Phe 'l'wen+ie+h year of fhe long and successful len- ure of heacl coach and arhlefic clireclor Jess Neely al' Rice. Wi'l'h The I959 season Neely esiablishecl a new longevify record for Sou+hwes+ Conference coaches and, clespife 'lhe worsl' season in his illusfrious career, 'rhe man who has become synonymous wi+h Rice afhlerics won his l77'l'h vicfory, 'lhe largesl' number of vicrories among ac+ive college coaches. v Coaching Staff Joe W. Davis Assur. Fooiloall Coach i-.aw aw- , J ':' Pi..':'E5.i2-..:j:...-:' is , -I-a-as P 2 ,sg ..:,.. H .. 'z ,: 1 N .ffzcw f a2+-rzglfggixaf -- amiiw -,,. - Q-1.1 ,Q-7 i- - -1-X.'.nQ. mi I J ffnmafigl iii. -.g:-fi J , iii' E E 3,251 , ..::..:. . 2 1 -Q E,,5,........ S Si . AZ., . If .1b.5. .:,,., , , ,.:. , Bo Hagen Ass'+. Fooiball Coach - gf? 4' - 152' , 1 aa ,wh .1 .-...-.. X P '- 145131 ,-Eiiixissf' -IE. ..i ., 1-1. -ip.,-.:::.-.:-ag S., . ,- .- ..... 21. 2 f . 5 ' , Q 2. ., rfa aiiaeff fr '- Q2 rim K A if ' v ., -:- -.wa - ,. Nc- A, ,- -,. - Q , ,, , , i . X . i is 0- '1'f '7'i'i7f6.ZI'f . .avi 4 i 4 2: - C ?..2,, ,W ,, ,ww .,,, , . , , . .,,,,:N.. ., V . v-v- , . -- 1... F., -5 . ,- ., i , Cecil B. Grigg Ass'Jr. Fooiball Coach x Eddie Woieclci Trainer Charles E. Moore Ass r. Fooiball and Baslceiball Coach EmmeH' E. Brunson Traclc Coach and Business Manager William E. Beall !X5s r. Foolball Coach J. O. Del Morgan Baseball Coach and Ass'r. Fooiball Coach '-'-r . .. .:.- 'fr ::: Sajyf gfs? 5-JE 2, ' ,Q qc ! 4 ,. V v .,.... M2fifN ,WA H - af- . .1 5ggAw5.q5g.Q,2t.f rf' 4 milf Wi . 'Q gi: . ga.. 5 : c i .m f -:W 1 . 2 I Ye Y .-. 2.'ga' ,.A ' U : .' 1-5. ., V A - 1 ., -g.:':::-:':-,-gsziigqa: 2 f i visa,15324f-EE.v??IIf': :If::?:E-2-if- 'S 'Y-3' Wood W. Bouldin Arhleiic Office Mgr. A. M. Red Bale Asfff. Foorball Coach Nick Lanza Freshman Fooiball Coach Bill Whifmore Sporirs Publiciiy Direclor Cheerleaders Dave Thorman Judy Ley Margie Moore Hal Gosnell l959-60 RICE OWLS Siancling L. io R. David Craig. Roland Burris, Busier Sullivan, Olle Shipley, Mike Maroney, Sieve Smillrx, Dick Park, Coach Franlcie. Kneeling L. +o R. George Gordon, James Davis, Ernie Mills. Jim Fox. Jerry Comal- ancler. Roger lv1cQue-ary, Russell Bowers. SCORES Rice 72 - 74 Trinify 77 - 86 Cenfenary 72 - 82 Vanderbilf 7I - 57 L. S. U. 93 - 79 Tulane 48 - 77 Missouri bl - 56 Okie. ci+y 53 - 79 Texas 72 - 83 T. C. U. 67 - 79 Texas Tech 64 - 7l Texas Tech 50 - 52 Texas 63 - 86 T. C. U. 63 - 74 Arkansas 43 - 6l A. 81 M. 52 - 5l Baylor 52 -- 66 S. M. U. 53 - 94 A. 81 M. 58 - 75 S. M. U. 5I - 79 Baylor 74 - 94 Arkansas l959-60 marked fhe inaugural season for Johnnie Frankie as Rice's head baskefball coach. The former Owl foofball sfar inherifed a young squad composed of only one senior lefferman, four junior squadmen, four junior college fransfers and four sophomores. Frankie builf his offense around fhe double posf combinafion of le'Her- man David Craig and 6-7 sophomore Mike Maroney. Craig and Maroney remained sef in fhe sfarfing five all season, wifh fhe ofher fhree posifions rofafing befween Sieve Smifh, Dick Park, James Davis, Roland Burris, Roger McOueary, and Jerry Comalander. Wifh Maroney fhe only man over fhe 6-5 mark and no experf oufside shof, fhe Owls found fhe going preffy rough againsf fhe faller and more experienced feams on fheir schedule. Ufilizing 65 - 67 T.C. U. Frankie's run and husfle sfyle of play, fhe Owls scored fhree early season upsefs, fhe mosf impressive of which was a vicfory over a fine Oklahoma Cify Universify quin- fef. Buf wifh fhe scoring load being carried almosf en- firely by Craig and Maroney and fhe majorify of fhe re- bounds falling fo 6-5 junior Sfeve Smifh, fhe Owls proved fo be no mafch for fhe fougher conference compefifion. Behind fhe fronf courf ball handling and defensive play of Roger McOueary, Rice ended an eighf game droughf midway in 'rhe season wifh a sfarfling 52-5I upsef win over Baylor. However, weak on defense, rebounding, and fronf courf shoofing fhe Owls resfed firmly in fhe con- ference cellar af Campanile deadline fime, despife fheir oufsfanding husfle and spirif. DAVID CRAIG To senior le'r'I'erman David Bu+ch Craig 'Fell +he role of leader and cap+ain of 'lhe l959-60 Rice Owls. The 6-4 pivof man responded by scoring al' a I7-plus poin+ per game norm, as well as being one of fhe leading rebounders on 'Phe feam. Fourfh in +he conference in scoring and a sfrong candiclale 'For All-Conference honors ai' deadline fime, Craig needed only +o confinue ai' his normal scoring pace fo become only 'Phe six+h Rice baslcefballer fo sur- pass +he mark of 'Four hundred poinfs in a single season. Sparrow hell, 'I'l1a+ was an eagle. +o shave. CEN TENAR Y 86 RICE 77 One genileman who forgo+ TULANE 79 RICE 93 H pe someone is praying 1' S y AWB .nf w .J-,iw MSE? 2 ,W A ZIP N an 2-ss., ' -w ,Y QW, ' ,ps gy, !S'x:zw::z MSWKM- WSMM: Park, Lawrence square off for iump. A. 8 M. 61 RICE 43 zwf Broussard hifs for +wo. Slanding L. To R. Charles Slegmeyer, John Morgan, Bill Col- lard. Paul Rhine. Kneeling L. +o R. Orville Welch, Bill Thompson. Noi' Piclured Wayne McClelland, Bill Pallerson, Randall Ker- loow. Wayne Mauldin, Kennelh Schoppe. Coach Charlie Moore. Accepfing lhe head coaching posilion la+e in fhe spring of I959, Johnnie Frankie had liHle chance 'l'o recruil' an oulsfanding crop of 'freshman cagers 'For lhe l950-60 season. As a resull, 'lhe small loul' spiriled Owlel' squad suffered many selbaclcs in 'll1eir'Firs'l'l'as'l'e of college baslcefball. However Orville Welch, Bill Thompson, and John Morgan did sland ou'r as fu+ure varsify prospec'l's. I M M I N G The loaihing beaulies on 'rhe swimming leam: S+ancling, lel+ +o righiz Bob I-lease, Beri Bleil, PreHy Boy lvlilce McCraclcin. SiHing, lei? +o righf: Jerry Ebanlas, Bob Lefling- well, Hugh Roberlson, and Jim Giggles Dulcelow. The old maids of Jrhe swimming ieam are, lefl To righi: Wayne Flea Cole, Tico Keany, John Young, Mickey Trichel, and Bruce Bleil. S W Ca pfains and Coach: Hugh Roberison, Coach E. A. Snapp and Flea Cole Greai' Zofl l+'s beer! Divers of many honors, Wayne Flea Cole on fhe board, and Bruce Bleil Baclc row, lefl 'ro righh Willie Neal and Malcolm Builer Froni' row, lefl io riglfr: Bill Dennis, John McKnigl'i'r, Bob Maxlield, and Eddie Norwood Freshman Swimming Team ln his second year as Owl headmasfer, Sammy Giammalva saw his Rice iennis 'ieam picked as +he heavy pre-season favoriie 'io capiure fheir 'lhird siraighf conference 'leam lille. Wifh 'lwo lime conference singles 'li+lis'l' Ronnie Fisher by-passing ihe i960 season due fo a heavy sludy load, ihe number one singles spoi fell 'ro promis- ing sophomore Neal Marcus. Paul Como, runner-up in ihe I959 conference iourney. ioined Marcus on fhe lop doubles ieam, while leHermen Ari Fousi and Doug Bashrum ioined fo form ihe number lwo doubles ieam. Bill Heyclc rounded oui lhe squad, as Giammalva's charges headed for whai +hey hoped would be anoiher undefeaied season. Tennis Giammalva and SWC doubles champion Ari Fousl' fx S+ancling l. 'ro r. Neal Marcus, John Sfanlon, Ronnie Fisher, Paul Como Kneeling l. To r. Bill Heyclc, Arl Fousl, Doug Baslwrum. l Number 'Hnree singles: Ari Fousf Number one doubles feamz Paul Como and Neal Marcus Freshman Tennis Promising fhe confinuance of Rice's dominaiion of SWC +ennis were 'Hnese fwo ou'l's+anding freshman prospecis, DeEdward Green and Charles Long. The l96O Rice Owls Baseball Team. Back Row, leir io righi: Bill Donaldson, Alvin l-lariman, Weldon McFarland, Jim Fox, Pele Nusiacl, and Coach Del Morgan. Middle Row, leii io righix Bobby Live- ly. Burch Blume, Gary Wesi, Lee Raesener. ancl Jerrol Springer. Fron'l' Row, leii 'ro righi: Jim Brock Dick Krisiinilc, Paul Timme, Bobby Moy, and Kenny Pyle. Baseball The Owl baseball 1'eam, coached by Del Morgan, was ihe pre-season choice 'l'o capfure 'l'he I960 conference crown. Wifh new uniforms and 'Two reiurning all Sou+hwes1' Conference players, 'rhe Owls promised a sirong pi+ching and hiH'ing affack. a 'fHiS'E:: igEB if WWEHQEEHFBB.. M H: AQELHWM- '?f E,gEi'1f'm'1m- '45 mmsfaiemmgims ye mfmzgmmwmlwlfilfli-.:wLuHmiem-Bfikkiggglwi Swan TiexwH.-,HW5 wfm?9Ug'f'3'15m f?5vswgm-sageE ii mwgiiie S1332-: 9'gQm:LNgiigggHWWEEM15 Mgiigfggwwswggfgg, eiaswii Em awww-Q M3 5535-xgrufaggw mnaggglgw E,-mal,-gTh9wn1::wmzmwza gawfsgsei g:Qf:mm::-muse-H 1 xwfxaf iiiiiggggliii 25i?52g5sN:-HWfSZs2 M fM Auf- Q H NW3iE,Eo5 MQEQ ,. mw. M. .N Nmsiei 2 5 mm fx 1' L 5 Emma : 5 L gl-LPC-w: .U.1y.im, uw: a m fx in M mm ms 5 ummm mf! xi ml A mm nl' wa- E E! LEE ami Mak H, La. gm wx F mmm mums F VHS' ' my-nf ill . man-:,e-M - Pi! e? W . , 5 W K mm : wxxms 5 S' N .z wa si ,MQ M Hwang- , :fx W wiwdz x 2 1 5 2 gn mx as 2 Z K The pH'cl'1ers are, lefl 'l'o rigl1l', Jerrol Springer, Paul Timme, Bill Donaldson, Jim Brock, and Weldon McFarland. -, x xx f ,, a is sf z X Q x A W ,Z ,E , lla f nge ,355 HM na-x Hi Qi :ml iw W 6 A 1 -SA 2 mms LHWKH ,Q :nw wi Q me ma new ammo lass his by ,, R, '1..,. . mx ,lin H.:M, fxl :EE QZQSEQQ 1,,f 'eg.wq Y.n 3- A.f..,U,1 new sql all 1 limb A , -MAN. q ,M, evil,- K' ral. H- 'B 1 fH.H .m, X fu san-E Q1 a :Ma .,..., 'Y' ,z -as : n n a -me ay? m wma aww M4 v 'mv Xe 2-r. 92 The ou+fielclers are, lefl' lo riglwl, Gary Wesl, Bulclw Blume, Bobby Moy, and Bobby Lively. Q we The imfielders are, on Hwe back row, lef+ Jro right Alvin Harfman, Jim Fox, and Pefe Nusfad. On 'rhe fron? row, leff Jro right Dick Kris+inik, Lee Raesener, and Kenny Pyle. -ffm T' iz im x 5 1 lr' M' IT Q .2 E .k vgxl ei A 2 lg in -T -X an fx TL... 4 2 T ,iii X . . Proven and promising players on The l96O Owls Team are shown above. They are. kneeling in TronT, Paul Timme, leTT handed all conTerenc:e piTcher in l959, and leTTerman Bobby Moy. leTT Tielder. ln The baclc row, leTT To righT, is' Diclc KrisTinil4, all conTerence Third baseman, a Third Team all American, and conTerence leading baTTer in I959. NexT on The back row are Two very Tine piTchers, leTTerrnen Jim Brock and Jerrol Springer. On The righT is caTcher Jim Fox, one oT The mosT promising men on The I'-760 Team. A choice OT The pros, This sophomore was mosT valuable Treshman player lasT year. wi Q f ss Q 3 T 1 .2 w ,x Q 5 W 'Q Golf Afler failing To win a malch in l959, Coach Jim Deal liar lelll baseol his hopes for a greally improved seasom in I96O on a live man Team composed ol ll. lo r.l Leo lvlaslerson, Dave Larsen Johnnie Orsalc Barfon Gillman, Tom Folio. i , S seg Q, N .., Q 3 1 IZ A --lay' M A ef-.mi - .1 ' ' . le' ' ,Q , Wi, J ZR +ve' Wi M E Y at Q A I 'I Lee Mas+erson Johnnie Orsak Barfon Gillman Tom Fa+i0 Dave Larsen Track and Field ' Mae MWMWMW Wamwfzi-wfiwaxa mczzffxu-V: xg: I960 RICE OWLS Top Row I. To r. Miclcey I-Iollinqshead, Norman Charllon, Jaclc Aldrich, I-larry Cherry, Roloerl Arbauqh Second Row I. 'ro r. Jack Whilley, Dixon Gillorealh, Milam Schveralc, Raymond Davidson, Taylor Jones. John Fallon. BoI'Iom row I. 'ro r. Frank Price, Ronald Weber, Leonard Faucell, Dale Moseley, Allan Uhrig, Dennie Pederson. LA ,f wa nfs. m.2w:f. Coach EmmeH' Brunson flanked by capfains Leonard Fauceh' llef+l and Dale Moseley. Blessed wifh an ou'l'sl'anding corps of sprinlers and 'rwo 'lime SWC broad jump champion, Dale Moseley, coach Emme'H' Brunson's l960 lraclc feam promised +o be Rice's sirongesl in more 'Haan five years. Anchored by 9.5 speeds'I'er Taylor Jones, flue Owl sprini' relay was pegged 'l'o be one of fhe besr quarfefs in Hue na+ion. Besides Moseley, o+l1er Owls wi+h good chances of coping individual conference Hiles were: Jones in ihe IOO and 220, quarlermiler Leonard FauceH, miler Ronald Weber, hurdler Norman Cl'1arl'l'on, and iavelin fhrower Dave Edwards. s L -L n r-. vs One of 'Phe besf, Rice's sprinl' relay foursome of Taylor Jones, Mickey Hollings- head, Leonard Fauce'H', and Raymond Davidson. mm 2 5 ,z ss z Norman Charlfon shows form in The highs. an nm fx X-E nk, kwa N W GSH! ,VLEQSEZ 1-ffm..wQ..,:e nga-ygsswvxxy E2 M' ffm. .QS if L1 :ffm Egg?-'AML ,Q Q-..SQN:w Mn ' 515' 2421 M-5 - QW, Wx: N ni-n an mwgiigw mx Bl fi - Hmxmw H M Em rahgggmx Rf 1 : E.. Na may 5 sa mm 5 Touch Foofball Champions-Alpha Sigs: l. io r. Buzz Cruicher, Russell Bowers, Jack Lowe, Chuclc Roeser, and Eddie Sivess. Intramurals Highlighied by one of 'fhe mos+ excifing foci- ball playoffs in receni years, +l1e Rice men's infra- mural program, under 'rhe able direcfion of J. RJ Barker, was again a roaring success during fhe l959-60 school year. The Alpha Sigs, under The direcfion of capfain Eddie Sivess, opened fhe year by capfuring 'rhe +ouch fooiball crown wi+h a one- sided 20-0 viciory over 'ihe Nads, a'F'l'er a surprising I4-8 upsef viciory over ihe highly favored defend- ing champion Leffovers. U'I'ilizing ihe +alen'l's of ihe maioriiy of The Alpha Sigs, Hanszen College fhen copped ihe college championship by -defeaiing Wiess 7-0 in fhe championship game. Thus ihe in- 'iramural compefiiion was off +0 an exci'I'ing sfarf, and wiih only eleven of ihe +wen'fy-'Four scheduled evenis compleied ai Campanile deadline +ime, ii' looked as 'ihough 'ihe program mighi' be headed 'For a record year, par'I'icipa+ion-wise. College Touch Foofball Champions-Hanszen College Sianding l. fo r. Don Ramsey, Russell Bowers, Jack Lowe, Pele Nusiad, Eddie Sivess, Bob Moody lSpor'r Chairmanl Kneeling l. 'io r. Tom Broad, Chuck Roeser, Al Johnsjron, Tom Mclniosh, Buzz Cruicher Baslcefball Champions-The Movers Sfancling l. +0 r. KH' Seyer, Charles Pollard Rex Rambo, Roberl Karl Luclwig, Noel Willis Kneeling l. +0 r. Waller Moore, John Bourg, Larry Siewarl, Jack I-lendrix. Sieve Burns. Tennis Singles Champion David Cummings Tennis Doubles Champions Jim Edd Jones and David Cummings Handball Singles Champion Franlc Price Novice Handball Singles Champion Cameron Crank Baclminfon Singles Champion Cameron Crank Table Tennis Doubles Champions-Ar'r Fousf and Ronnie Fisher Table Tennis Singles Champion Ronnie Fisher Class Volleyball Champs-The Sophomores. Fronl' row, L. 'lo R.: Verna Bean, Rene Lipman, Carolyn Skebo, Judy Poinself, PaHy Bahn, Judy Norris. Back row, L. 'lo R.: Julie Norris, Linda Ulbrich, Lee Ann Jeli, Sue Woolen, Pal Woods, Melanie Maxlecl, and Carolyn Dubuy Once again The Rice meece loclcecl horns in inlramural combat While 'l'he compelifion was spirifed, fhere was one herd, lcnown al 'lhe Soppy Sophs, who lramplecl all compelifion for 'I'he volleyball ancl baslcelball championships under lheir cloven hooves. These same meece, along wiih some excellenl' help from o'rher herds, composed 'lhe sophomore l'eam which won class compefifion in bo+h sporfs. Mosf of 'rhe Soppy Sophs of lhis year were on +ha+ 'fabu- lous winning +eam of lasl' year, The Pooped Pros. H is predicled +ha+ mosl' of fhe girls will have furnecl pro- fessional by +he end of 'lheir college career. The Soppy Sophs--lnlramural Volleyball Champs. Fronl' row, L. +o R.: Linda Ulbrich, Verna Bean, Rene Lipman, and Sue Wooien. Back row, L. lo R.: Susie Morris, Pansy Johnson, Jan Johnson, Melanie Maxled, Peggy Borgsledle, Carolyn Dubuy, and caplain Judy Morris. Noi' shown are Barbara Dennis. Nancy Johnson, and Rhueina McCullough. The Soppy Sophs-In+ramural Baslcefball Champs. L. fo R.: Rene Lipman. Carolyn Du- buy. Linda Ulbrich, Sue Woolen, Diane Woolen, Melanie Maxled, and Judy Morris. ln ihe 'lennis singles championship, Sally Smyzer beai' Judy Poinse'H' in fhe finals, while Sandy Boa'rman and LoriHa Holsi' won fhe doubles championship. Badminfon, volleyball, and soffball are played in 'Phe spring, affer fhe Campanile goes 'l'o press. Baslceiball Class Champions-The Sophomores: L. 'l'o R.: Judy Poinsell, Judy Norris, Melanie Maxlred, Linda Ulbrich, Sue Woolen, Lee Ann Jef, Dianne Woolen, and Sally Smyser. organizations X! V Members: lsf row-Barnum, Jarvis, Piclcard, l-lowells, Doiy. 2nd row-Long. Hen- drickson, Kahn, Lacey, Lockerd. 3rd row-Giraucl, Nafhans, Werner, Barnefi. THE STUDENT SENATE Officers: Mike Benneflr, Councilman-af-large: Beverly Monigonnery, Vice-President Wayne Hanson, Presidenrg Mary Anne Boone, Sec- refary: Carl lsgren, Treasurer. The I959-60 school year was +he firsi' year of oper- afion for fhe new 'form of siudenf governmenf af Rice. This new mefhod of governmeni is based on a commiHee sys+em revolving around a cenfral govern- ing body called fhe Sfudenf Sena+e. The Sena+e is fhe legislafive body of ihe Siudenl' Associaiion lSfu- denf Bodyl and consisfs of 'rwenfy-one members. Fif- +een of 'These members are represen+a'l'ives from +he individual colleges, while five are elecfed from fhe enfire siudem' body. The 'rwenfy-firsi' member is lhe Freshman class president The reason 'for 'I'he commirfee sysfem is +o allow The Senaie +o rid iiself of many roufine maHers and concen+ra+e i+s many efforfs on infer-college and all school affairs. One of fhe main goals of 'Phe Senafe in fhe pas? year has been io assume more responsibil- i+y on behalf of +he s+uden+s and prove iiself capable of exerfing sfudenl' opinion and influence. Some of fhe funcfions which are performed by 'Phe S+uden+ Senafe are: planning homecoming, sending honorees fo various schools, making recommendafions concern- ing 'The Siudenl Cenfer, mainraining a social calendar, regula'ring sfudem' publicafions, and fhe running of all school and class elec+ions. Honor Council Members: Karl Luclwig, Ronnie Marshall. Diana Thomas-Secre'l'ary, Dr. Niels C. Nielsen facully advisor, Charlolrle Reeves, Sonny Colfer, Roy Nolen-Trial Clerk, Roberl Johnslon, Tom Mcln Tosh, Neil Anderson-Chairman, l lugh Rucker. THE Houon councu. The honor council is responsible for Jrhe mainlenance ol The honor syslern al Rice. lncluclecl in lhe aclivilies ol The Council are orienlalion ol new sluclenls and lacully members. conducfing 'rrials when violalions occur, ancl The responsibilily of upholding a srnoolhly worlfing syslem. Officers: Salslourg, Marsh, MacLane, Drew Lear, Louis Spring Members lnol piciuredl-Marilee Woool Dan Gillespie, Jeo Sneed, John Cricler. PHI BETA KAPPA Runnels Miller Bloom Drew Marsh MacLane Salsburg Reasoner Lacey McKiHrick Snyder Louis Lear Members: Williams, Hanson, Miller, Oliver McClain Walzel Gibbs Seafed Lesser PHI LAMBDA UPSILON The Alpha Alpha chapler of Phi Lambda Upsilon, nalional honor- ary chemical socieiy, was founded al' lhe Rice lns+i1'u+e in I927. This was 'lhe firsl nafional honor sociely ai' ihe Rice Ins+i+u+e, and if was on il's 'Founding in l899 al' 'Phe Universily of Illinois, l'he +en+h in America. The promofion of high scholarship and original invesliga- lion in all branches of pure and applied chemis+ry is The goal of lhe sociefy. The highlighfs of lhe chap+er's aclivilies for fhe year in- cluded fhe sponsoring of a Chemisfry I20 review al 'The end of each semesler and 'lhe annual spring inilaiion banquet Officers: Lesser, Presidenlg Runnels, alumi secrelary, Cardner, Vicel President Miller, Treasurer: Gibbs, Secrefary. Angerslein Arhos Bond Jaeger Jones Kell Morse Richards , Schleefer Pl DELTA PHI, a Nalional Honor Sociefy for oufsfand- ing sfudenls of French, was organized al' +he Universiiy of California in l906. This year, Rice's Thefa Chapfer, sponsored by Dr. A. Bourgeois, celebrafed i+s 301'h an- niversary. The sociefy is designed +o inleresl siudenls of French in sfriving for a high sfandard of scholarship, and Ealrer Gillespie Heyclr Lacey Mclnlosh O Leary Turk Wood +0 encourage conlinued inieresl' in every aspeci' of French civiliza'I'ion. Eligible sl'udenl's of French are invi'l'ed +o ioin The sociely each spring, and 'lhese are presenied fo fhe sociely a+ a banquef. A+ lhe same lime, ihe French Consul General presen+s a gif+ 'lo +he mosl' oul- slanding sfundenl' in each iunior and senior French class. Pl DEL TA PHI Officers: Slanding-Carol Mclnlosh, Vice-Presideni' Dr. A. Bourgeois: Mary Lacey, President Sealed-Jo Belh Schleeler, Treasurer, Virginia Arhos, Secre'I'ary. - ' Members: Sfancling-l-lalley, l-lobgoocl. Zama, Key, l-lendriclcson. Berkman. Birnbaum Sealed-Miller. Hollon, Dean, Gibbs, Miller, Lesser: Nor Shown-Gilmer, Lucas l-leard. - TAU BETA Pl Tau Bela Pi Associalion has as Hs purpose The recogni+ion of disiinguished scholarship and exemplary charac+er of undergraduafe engineering sfuclenfs. The Rice Gamma Chapier of Texas was insfalled in l904. Membership is selecled from 'lhe upper fwenly per cenl' of +he engineering deparfmenl on 'rhe basis of inlegrify, breacllh of inferesf in and our of engineering fields, adapfabilify, and unselfish acfivi- +y as well as scholarship. i v 31 uw, . 5 1148 -1 4,4 ..:.::5 asm: ....:::.,.,, ,. ,. . . A-za , 9 K K3 W A A r -:--:.- 35 ' Z: ei. - viii 1 5 f-3.5 ss 'ei f 5 7 1 .lt in f www KK' : ' s 23 S m me , , V rn. is il 5 hens' Officers: Bogy-Vice Presidenh Lucas-Secrefary: Willis-Presidenh Engelbcri-Sec- reiaryg Walzel-Treasurer: Gibbs-Hisiorian. SIGMA TAU Sigma Tau, nafional honorary engineering frai'erni+y founded af ihe Universiiy of Nebraska in I904, aufhor- ized lhe 'formalion of lhe Alpha Zefa chapier ai' Rice, insfalled in May, I953. Hs purpose is fo recognize ouf- slanding achievemenf or abilily in ihe special academic 'field and profession of engineering and fo encourage ihose qualifies, aciivifies, and rela+ionships which go 'io malce up 'lhe successful engineer and ihe balanced de- velopmen+ of fhe indiifidual. Twice annually 'I'hose senior or graduale engineering s+uden+s who qualify on 'lhe basis of scholarship, sociabilify, and praciicaliiy are admi'H'ed fo membership. Back Row: Hollon, Lesser, Hendrickson, Harbour, Engel- berr, Lucas, Bogy, Willis, Walzel. Fronf Row: Jones, Moore, Sproir. Braden, Boyle, Gibbs. Huff. We i-,. M sa H 5 5 wmv? Q Wizlfai M f - wfpm: sg 2 g 5 Q az ,gr F M k 3335? 5 Q Jw 1 -ggi KS as 2 vw 5 Q BAPTIST S TUDENT UNION un. Adams Gee McKer Tadema a 1-,Aa QMXLEQQS ' ,arms- B52,QfE'fi'2f? ' pl-W . ., . 5 2325 M fu Lee Vines. Execulive Council of flue BSU wifh clirecfor Mary Allen Goddard Meador Tarrani' an a ss an 4 ss n ss a lf 2, W Anderson Green Midlciff Thomason mmagam was Ea E mg. 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And worship is fhe receiving of fhem all in word and sacramenf, sfrengfhened by God for fhe refurn: enfrance info fhe dialogue wifh and service fo fhe world. ew-X-. ale an mamma Olan l-lanlcins David Thorman Presiclenl' Vice-Presideni' Wendy Rainbow Jo Befh Schleeler Secrefary Treasurer CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZA TION The Chrislian Science Organizafion acis as a focal poin+ for +he religious aciiviiies of i'rs mem- bers. Hs ac+ivi'lies include weekly services, an annual leciure on Chrisfian Science, a welcoming dinner for new s+uclen+s, and a meelng wifh Chrisfian Science Organizaiions ai' o+her Texas colleges. The leciurer for This year was Joseph Lingen Wood of Vancouver, Brifish Columbia, a member of 'lhe Board of Leclureship of fhe Firs'I' Church of Chrisf, Scien+is+, in Bosfon, Massachuse'Hs. Sfancling: l-lanlcins, Schleeler, Rainbow, Thorman Sealed: Wille, Wood, Trahan Broaclfooi' Clayfon Dennis Dupre McFarland Gaedlce Gibson Henry Howards Officers: Terry Koonce-Religious Council Represen+a+vie: Rudy Gaedlce-Presidenfg Dr. Riddle-Advisor: Rolfe Johnson-Vice Presi- deni. Hughes Ingram Jones Key Koonce Monfgomery Murray Owen Porfer CHURCH OF CHRIST Tri-C provides Chrisfian fellowship, ins+ruc- lion, and encouragemeni' for s'l'uden'l's infer- es'l'ecl in fhe Church of Chrisf. Acfiviiies 'ihis year included weekly meefings, an open house and gef fogeiher for new siudenis, a supper. a Chrisfmas carolling parfy, picnic and play- ing San+a Claus io needy family. Reley Richeson Roberfs Rucker Sfewari Worley Tuesday evening 'Finds mos'r of fhe members gafhered in Fondren Library for informal meefing. 223 wail ui 1 BarneTT FinkelsTein Kassanoff Phillips , Beldon Frosch KusneTzlcy RaTlcin Berman Bloom Bloom Breslcy Brody Buch Froglf Garon GilberT GilberT Grabner Green Lack Lesser Lesser Loeb Lorber LunTz RaTner Richards RiTer SalTiel Samuelson Schwacle 224 HILLEL Burlza Markus Hillel is a religious organizaTion resigned To care Tor The needs of all The Jewish sTudenTs aT Rice. IT 'FuncTions Through a Three-Told program of social, culTural and religious acTiviTies. Normally There is an informal geT-TogeTher aTTer a game abouT once a week. Hillel sponsors dinners on Sunday nighTs aTTer which some Type oT culTural program is presenTed. Observance of The Jewish holidays and religious service aTTendance is also parT of The program. All in all, Hillel endeavors To keep The Jewish sTudenTs aT Rice in conTacT wiTh Their relig- ious heriTage. Officers: Schwade-Treasurer, Emerson-SecreTary, RosenThal-PresidenT, WhiTman-Vice-PresidenT. M Q XJ' , J . Cohen Hiller Naihans Vicfor Cor+es Hochman Nirlcen Waisman Emerson Hoffman Osl1man Weinsfein ex M- f Q Q .f 3 - Y 53' we ,M X z . . Q X , A-:Q P -A if x, S, . Q .... . -:EQi:z., ET Farfel Ferslinfeld Kahn Kaplan Paine Paine Whifman SNIFF SIGH 9 -'.,s.:: .,., , 1 gg, Scol l' Abel Brighl' Doyle Fowler Herberl' Johnson 'kv if ig. llf 06.1 -, A-3 1 ' 'll' 'I llz Ek 9 BurlceH' Clarlc Clark Souclwelc 'E' if sw 1 E e 4 2. :,,.. .,.- A jig -ff ai in i A sr flea: .- .Krug as 3. A R W 'Il ge ' vb B a 5 we I 4 2 Q' Coolc Jordan Mayo SEE S' ' gg A 'S . . oo o ar Sparling Turner METHODIS T STUDENT M0 VEMENT Peden MSM mee'l's on Wednesday evenings for inslruciion and discussion aided by sfudy papers. Ofher acfivifies include Fall and Spring Seminars, biweelcly communion services, 'Hue Halloween Square Dance, a bi-weekly publicalion Cross Cur ren'l's, 'l'l1e Wesley Players, and group proiecis. The MSM ioined wifln ofher religious groups in a Cl1ris'I'mas program consisfing of spiriluals sung by members of fhe Hous'l'on Folk Music Sociely and a srage producfion, Tl-ne Second Shep herd's Tale. Alcorn Bullock Eady Fowler Herman Jones , -.J g.,-wa. ,,,, , . -semen Barber Bullard Edwards Garling+on Hill Jones Baies Buller Ellzey Graham Horn Jones Bowden Cargill Engberg Gregory Howard Jordan ,Y .-I: A Bauman Belsclmer Cornell Davis EHel Funderbuclc Harsesberger Haslings Hudspefh Jackson Jordan Kealing , ' liiiff I' 7,,.,figfE'5'7 ,E5 ef ,Q ,f Benland Dixon Ferguson Hayden Jarvis Kilclnell ' GB? 1, W R g , e l , Q gp Wia tr' ' ' f sn-Q? ss H5 sas X as QMS ' Hi-wx' Ms ' My wma ?a me 1 g sl lnformal song fesi' . . . are lypical aclivilies. Koelil Morse Rhodes Sex'l'on Vineyard wa gn mms :mm mg an was was agsm ska-f M. .. an aa he ar - uegzi J A M is i X E X ing Z.. Sw ...ny .... . 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Mary's Sludenf Cen+er andia library are mainfainecl for fhe use of Rice s+uden+s. Each week 'lhe Newmanife, ihe organiza+ion's news- paper appears. Beriin Bordelon Hammond Helman Marlinez MaH'ox Sauer Sims Gilbrealh Gorman Green Haase Hamilfon ' Lefscl-ner Lindsey Lifzmann Loveioy Redmond Reece Rallifson Ronan Leanard Pelers A E Officers: Sfanding-Buzz Crufcher, Ed Jureclca, Braden Hryclc Maurer Slcebo 41 1 M ,A M, vu Y .mggztg mmm a ms IWW EPM-H WSE-A ., ..,.. Zwkww 5.55 HER ..,.,.,.,. we .rg , H-3 New .5 F NM E mn an ,g,. as 3 15-X' mxwxgl. favs F fieil Mpfsw 'K M WQEZWYH .. HES' .WM Q . ffm 5255.25 fQKQY5l.W fl Q fm-:wx -'Twp wg? f gffxm E nw. X ., 1 .xx X 3 2 E H ki? H Z af M, - ,M ' ff. -mf' if Mgr' QE ,EW M Old home on 'l'he range . . . Buclcley Jarboe McGowan Sulilc A Min We, 2 . ,X mx :xx x x x Calalwan Kellogg Mclnlosh Susler use A Q R H HE 1 ,: .- l -:. Q, A ' .. xgzf mf ml-wx X mm :. 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Members gafher each Sunday evening a+ Aufry House for wor- ship, discussion, and fellowship. ln addifion +0 regular meefings, siudy groups and week end refreals were en- joyed by many members. Delegafes from fhe Rice P.S.A. aifended +he Afhens Conference of fhe Nafional Siudenl' Chrisfian Federalion and fhe Ecumenical Sfudenf Confer- ence ai' Ausfin. The P.S.A. was ably served by fhe lead- ership of Franii Hensley, Moderaror, John F. Arnold. Campus Chrisfian Life lnfern, and James W. Gunn. Universiiy Pasfor. Vickers Calloway Fulfon Jekel Miller Ray Waddy . . 531 . 3 S Chaifield Grady Jennings Milligan KICI'li Informal almosphere prevails. Looks like Franii does all lhe 'lalking in 'lhis discussion group. s X. Refreai' a+ Camp Chou-Yeh af Livlngsfon. Slandingr l.oclceH', Dr. Pfeiffer, Sparling, Arnolcl. Ray, Koonce, Rosenlhal. Sealed: Hensley, Camp- bell, Scherer, McDonald, Gaecllce. Burlceli, Simpson, Dr. Neilson, Miollciii, Nanlne. The Religious Council is composed of represenia- 'lives of 'I'he various religious groups on campus. I+ is The hope of +he council 'ro increase +he under- sfanding and cooperalion among l'he organizafions ancl make a signiiicanl' conlribulion 'ro 'lhe campus lhrough fhe Chapel programs wilh carefully chosen speakers. ln addirion +o 'lhe Thursday evening ser- vices, 'lhe Council has sponsored Thanksgiving. Chrislmas, and Easier all school services. Much of 'lhe music a+ The services +his year has been handled by +he five college choirs. A queslionnaire disiri- bulecl fo lhe sluclen+ body by fhe Council indicaled lhe expressed needs of lhe sluclenfs. This has been a year of growih for 'lhe Chapel program as slu- den+s and 'facully realize lhe possibililies of a Chapel orienled service on lhe campus. Officers: Rosenihal, Koonce, l-lensley, l-lanlce. gg! -ar Adams Brady Chrisfoffel Cronfel Fry Hackley Benson Broadfooi' Clark Dabbs Ganes Hamilion B5 k i E' 2 . I f ' 3 S .egg .,.,., nm. , f -'.1 I , ' y il ,Ii i v wzznfaff i 'ii fi: Q4 ' - www . - 2 4 .fx ai NY .1 Q X ,gg A Q, B Q may 2 ...-nr. 'Qs ... ., X2 ,. ' ' its N ,xt 2 M 6 A l sa 4 we ag X 'M x 'li ' .4 Berkman Brunn Cofer Deliney Garling+on Hansen Bermun Bullock Cole Dean GarreH' Hanson The Engineering Sociefy is open 'io all siudenls siudying or inieresied in engineering. Besides bi- weekly meefings feaiuring various movies and speakers, 'lhis group has parlies lhroughouf The year and a banque+ each spring Officers: Eddie Garreil, Tony Turner, a friend. Waller Moore, Phil Glynn. Berlin Bulbrook Burke Connor Cooke Edwards Engelburl' Gilberl' Glynn Hendrickson ' Hollon Bevers Black Campbell Cooney Finkelsfein Gorman Holmes F X55 s 14 . 48 J 5 W as all f nz ser 1. , M P2335 3 5. 2222? K Hb, Se X . ,Q X5 9 K si gyggfz ...s ., , . 5:7 1 , X A We , -,I ,viii , fs i ss wsu 1 QKZX 53 ,H I-Y! J fix 1. V -4. X5 D 2 if 2 r in 'rg g new K an 'mmm 77 4 mmm t E : HQ' L ? 7 J Mi?-4i'?f5 ' . 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On 'Phe social side AlChE held 'lhe annual picnic al' Tennwood and several informal ga- 'l'herings. . I. CH. . Carruihers Brody Jones Keany Nichols McKinney Sfuarf Ta+e an my aa mmm za Ewigigxsa EE mags B5 swam aaa a an ms las aaa w gina E a 5 ar 5 we ww 2 as ,, K ...Q K I :.,...N.,:- -5:::as:.:.:.:::, ,I ' I :' i If .. ':': F 5 5 'X mm .Q swam m A 5: 'kV.':?::: ' fs H W aa aa ss - an as X aagasma: swan-- xi manga is m E: az .. mf , Hangs a N E an-2-M E wsu - ss w: af? as aww a ss mn mamma aaa WW am me fa an new me aaa was a aa mm ami E W fm E N as mm mm away msg? mamma: E a ss a mana alma mana mama an aaa SW M we Wsssss Q we News mmssmmasm M mm mmmsgigrfug E m.f.,a.s ummm as Crider Knudsen Pe'I'erson Vanzanl' .:.:5: 5 Q Q . f' M E snr l ' Eg 1, 2 am B Q aids! 55 A' J K U H l 2? S 2: M VE E E I if :-: msn .4 r a an .' as ,Q 'I W a ss r ms me Ea an mi Q ss aaa a ,mm B 9 H aa H w Officers L lo R Williams. Secrefary, Scuvner, Treasurer, Caruihers, Vice Presldeni, Oliver, Presldenl' Ewing Finlayson Gilberl' Koonce Lehigh Lesser Rosenberg Schrivner Severs Vaughan Vineyard Walpole gikrikaszln E mms aaa 15 H 'xg Us sg Bm SGH E H: we H aa 1-ss s an as nam lm E E Sas ga is S ss -a zz Baudal' Hansen Mason Shaner Wesl' ss ss W ss, si as mf -.sf -if me -sau we 'ma a a wma ss m Y, a mr : - a ss a ss sa - ss 5 -mm m new ss am wa as at mga -Q W was as an 1 kim aaa -a aaa aaa mi aaa as a x ss -an aaa mama ss a 1 5 ss am Us nam aaagva as aaa a ww X Officers: Rogers-Treasurer, Winslow-Secrerary, I-lobgoocl-Presiclenr, Uhruh-Secreiary, Boyle-Vice-President Fry Gill Rablce Rogers Hobgoocl Sharp ' A.l.E.E.-l.R .E. The Rice lnsfirure Joini Branch of +he IRE and AIEE provides an organizaiion 'For 'lhe elecirical engineering srudenis ai' Rice. Monihly meerings feaiure speakers on rechnical and non-iechnical sulofecls. The annual ouiing was a 'rrip on fhe Porf of Hous+on's pleasure cruiser 'lo 'lhe San Jacinio Ba'H'legrouncl. Dr. LeVan Griffis, clean of engineering, accepis a gifl' of a Wesring- house General Machine from Verne Clemenfs, clisfrici' manager of ihe Wesfinghouse Corporarion. Borland Livingslon Smiih . bg-, uf., :Kgs ? 3.53- W! x , siii sug T fam Bulloclc Clarlc Cook Cooney A 1 Q i 1 X s 4 2 3 I x l Merriam Morris Presfon Ro+h Tobey Thomson Unruh Zerby .Zia . --ef ' rf- sf 1 iii ,ig 2 M WETW- l P' W MT 5 135' .. . Mr- ,A f i 1 ' fix: N75 ' fi 35: FS W ' fm. ' i' 1 - Y -3:55253 --vm -I A Ev if ,Z , s ff ' if .,,:g . ef' i -f' i i if: , Tw: 'xi , M- 'if' X in I . giver. u Ga, sig J, ,T A-1 3 A. V , 2 54:5 i. S is r Q., X .21 , Y 3 'Q' y R, -V Ly' A ir? jw l e , Y-V' ix . 55 ,, 1 g s ? ff X? K 4: . or si walls E I is 1' :s - .., 7' 54' I E H swam ,. A212 D' me f six ai 4.1, ' . if ' X z. if X L , RJ 235 T T, o r r 1 nz ig! Q fs iii i 1, 5 S 5 lf ' . if .. -X ff I '- is I , l959-60 Officers: Les Grady, Paul Engelberf, Jay Smifh, Bob Bevers. Gary Corfes, Ken Kleinlauf. THE RICE INSTITUTE STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS The ASCE is an organizafion of Civil Engineering sfudenfs fo develop a professional conscious- ness and afford a social opporfuniiy for ifs members. The sfudenf chapfer provides a confacf wifh fhe engineering profession by presenfing programs including spealrers, films, and discussions planned fo sfimulafe fhe sfudenfs fechnical inferesfs. A social funcfion is held in fhe spring. if . ri- 1 sw is s s 1 5 x Open 'ro mechanical engineering sludenls of iunior sfancling or higher, +he American Sociely of ' Mechanical Engineers has had a year which leaf- 2 ured a wide variefy of speakers and social even+s. The club sponsored a series of programs of inleresl 'lo sludenls of mechanical engineering. ..,.... . x 2 A X.: ,X mv Officers: Slanding-Searcy, Wade, Woolen, Cronlel An sn n En Sealed: Puls, Irwin, Knighi. Barne'H Cronfel Hollon Miller Turner Berlcman Dean Horn Newlon Wade . ,G 555. ..!:r: 'r: ' i . 4' y J' 'V figs ,e it 9 26, is QW aa 3 Q ai 'ww 1 Q, 1- Q ,tgp ,. E W me K Em :mm 5 H W , E 5 ,, If :ZZ .s,., s.:.:.:. . i E V --.A '4 Bla nlc Drosfe Huff Pankralz Walers Bolbroolc Finlcelsfein Key Pielri Weber H ligne, H . ,,r.g.,,MeiwQ ijljijsigff 3' i wgxgiwgg e an MQW Ji F1 M z l L is 5 e w w 3 795,39 ,,: -me ei: mfg-xi -53:5-,:.:s-g:g, . ,Di e W is ' lza: M ,iim'm'3xY A 'X I M -::E 3:I:': aeal.l A: we Lv 1: 1 , 6, 2 -wyag Q H --,-:.:v-1:jj' :-7-ew es, ' A ,l 'I 'ffl :af QT EH -fi ve H iw ' -,erm-. em .Gr . x . .-E-: 5' -.::::,a5a. :sg ' .A+ ? r., r :S V -2:2 :eases L 1 if H H ' .zz i Mes.: E -M - V i if .:-:KF 1 ' ' 5' W :F :, f - -- ai M 5 : s H Q N H l -.im .. 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Mala-Mua, a leg- endary Polynesian island, was +he 'lheme of lhis year's Ball held on Feb. 20 al' Sylvan Beach. Jimmy Evans Secrelary Barnum Kell Sauer Phil Morris Doug Roberls Presidenl Treasurer THE ARCHI TEC TURAL SOCIETY Evans Foole Fowler Harden Lawson Marfin Nolen Rucker Samuelson Sasse Slellman Thorman Uhrig Waddel Wellborn Fi. 2-af: E L83 E, Q, H E 5 me is The Pre-Law brings in lawyers and judges from ihe Hous+on area io speak on differenf facefs of law, ihe advaniages of various schools and pre-law programs and any ofher areas relafed io jurispru- dence. Officers: Reasoner-President Nixon-Vice-Presidenh Parks-Secrelaryg Daly-Parliamen+arian. PRE - LAW CLUB Fronl row: Reasoner. Shaddoclc, Herz. Second row: Rhodes. Parnell, Jarvis, Shamblum, Alcorn. Third row: Kipple, Giraud, Lawson, Panell, Carr, Webb. Beck Bloom Breslcy Brooks Greenwood Haygood Howard Hughes Morrison Redmond Ska-H7 Smi+h Alvard Arnold Gillefie Green Massin Mayo Walker Whiiaker PRE-MED SUCIETY Ac+ivi+ies 'for +he Pre-Med socieiy for 'l'his year included monihly mee+ings feaiuring men promineni' in medicine or relafed fields. One of ihe meefings was held a+ Baylor Medical School and was conducied by +he Baylor faculfy and s+uden'rs. In February, 'lhe annual banquef 'lo ini1'ia+e new members was held. 240 Bunn Childers Clayfon Davis Dickenson Fuifon Hufchins Kabs Kindf Kyneif Laws Ludwig Snyder Tauani Teal Tankey Tucker Tu+He Officers: I. io r. Joe Rodarie, Vice-Presideni, Georgia Morrison, Secreiaryg John Touhey, Presidenf: Kiiiy Redmond, Treasurer. 241 mi-ia sw- mama K L-is 1, Ragga H K. K-ii a fs ,Lg , M5 H H Ss ff 7 iff ii - ' e E - ss '- ::: .:- fl M ' an W . iw A mu-sw 'im E ,sm u fly mg E mi ::: - my- :-: W ls: .4 W - f E wus 2 f U sus B Hu any as K ss sz is Ni? was ...g. 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' E5 4 ' , . - ---f I ---- ' ', Y . 5' - -' -' ' ' 3 ' ' ' f -X - - J --lg-gg: -f . .... -- ,,-- : ,s-im.,-.,l. L. , i:,:.f..v K l l Sigh! Memories. Qmt5,Ew . W misses? Do+y Mar+in Rulwlin 553535 ummm AGORA Gale LoclceH' Moore Parlcs Wolf Wall The acfiviiies of +l1e Agora consisi' of discussions by s1'uclen'l's ancl 'faculfy in an informal almos- phere of vilal polifical, sociological, ancl philosophical quesfions. Meefings are on Tuesdays al' noon in 1'he basemeni' of Fonclren Library. mmgmgx Q vmxq E my EK wgwy H mf: ,,...2 A095 K siszgiwi ws Hfiam Haas arms gmaaE.Nm 3w M ,ma w n Doly, Secrelaryg Reasoner, Treasurerg Wolf, His?- oriang Parnell, Presidenfg Anderson, Vice-Presidenh J. Y. Thomas, Sponsor. The Rice Forensic Sociefy has a vicforious pasf record in various fournamenls. Thus This year The debafe club was 'The 'firsl campus organizafion 'l'o malce use of 'lhe 'Trophy case in The Memorial Cenfer. Among +ournamen1's a+- rended 'This year were 'Those ai' T. C. U., Texas A. 8: M., 'The Souihwesf Conference Tournamenf ai' Texas Tech, Baylor, Texas U., Harvard and 'The Wesl' Poinf Na'l'ional Championship Tournament The year was concluded wi+h The annual debafe banquef, a+ which fhe officers for nexi' year were presenled, and leH'er awards were an- nounced. FORENSIC SOCIE T Y l I I l i l Aldridge Diaz Hanlcins Knighl' Paul Thomas Ascherfeld Knu+son Thomason Barnes Ealcer Heyclc Kramer Perkins Tolliver O Barih Edwards Hill Kusnefzlcy Pe+ers Underhill Eulenspiegel members enjoyed a varied ac+ivi'ries program This year wiih meeiings, lec'I'urers, 'four movies, and, of course parries. The firsl' parfy was a Beer Busi wifh 'folk dances. Besides 'I'he fradifional Chrisimas parfy, Eulenspiegel sponsored an all school parfy in The spring-Walpurgisnachlz wsley, Secrefary. 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Q. , ff W f s . if fair' is fi f ' M , L 247 I 1 xl CAMPANILE van orden .. paine .... .............. . nixon .... .....+he power be shanblum ... ......... .... woods . . . . . . brewer . . . . . bruner . . . . . . . . . .'l'he 'l'hrone ......+he riches hind fhe 'l'hrone ..'H1e vice riches . . .fhe coliegian ..+he facul+yess . . .'l'he organizer skebo .... .... 'P he co-organizer hermann .... ........ 'I' he spori' davis ...... ..... 'P he beaufy archifecfs ..............,.,..., ......... 1' he ariisfe paul landfair ...................... ...hard cover design brown, van orclen, nixon, brashear .............. . . . ,ihe phofogs shamblin, berrong, clark, rhodes, much, and various and sundry passersby ......... ......................... 1 he workers dr. vandiver ....... ..... f acuH'y advisor p ublicaiions board .... . . .+he conscience Back row: bruner, sicebo, woods, much, loerrong, nixon, davis. Froni' row: van orcien. rhodes, paine, herman. ln previous years, fhe suspense of when fhe Campanile will come ouf has become fradifional. This year, anofher fradifion was shaffered by fhe almosf-cerfainfy fhai' fhe Campanile would nof come ouf. This convicfion, prevalenf among sfaff members lafer in fhe year, sfarfed ouf, of course, as a mere' possibilify. lf had ifs genesis when fhe admin passed on fhe word 'rhaf if mighf be nice 'io have a spring book. As 'lhe monfhs 'licked by, fhe blind, unreason- ing panic began fo subside: fhe odds crep'I' from even money fo 8 fo 5 againsf fhe book. Somefime affer January, we began fo gel' dunning leffers from fhe pafienf publishers, and fhe panic began fo refurn. By fhe middle of February, fhe odds were prohibifive, fhey confinued fo increase exponenfial- ly. However, lei' if noi' be said fhai' fhe office was a den of idleness, on 'Phe confrary, if was a flurry of acfivify. From fhe inner office came fhe clinking of coins and fhe crackling of currency: however, fhe door remained locked. Woods disappeared wifh a fypewriferg fhe college secfion came in by mail and neifher she nor fhe fypewrifer was seen again. Paine and Nixon eliminafe noxious odor in office Brewer sorfed faculfy pix pausing now and fhen fo coo, Oh isn'f he cufel Davis ruled vanify fair wifh an iron hand and gof resulfs. Nixon wandered abouf looking for pix for Sallyporfg finding none, she drove off in a Huff lsmall lfalian sporfs carl, leaving fire marks on fhe floor. Bruner and Skebo did a conscienfious iob of or- ganizafion, while Arnof searched for missing senior acfivify sheefs. Sporfsman Herman did his besf fo fill fhe gap in fhe middle of 'the book by inserfing full-page picfures of afhlefes in sexy poses, buf fhey were censored. Warm bodies dominafed 'ihe scene: 'lhe more enferprising sfuds driffed in 'io use fhe free phone, while many insisfed fhaf fhey were only looking for 'l'he resf rooms. Edifors of less imporfanf pub- licafions chased coeds fhrough fhe carnage fo com- plefe 'ihe picfure. Af fhe end of fhe year, fhe door fo 'lhe inner office sfill had nof been opened: and no one had been seen fo enfer or leave fhrough if in several monfhs. Upon breaking if down, all fhaf was found was a melfed snowman and a long sfrand of iron- grey hair. if ,L --X leff fo rigl1+-Key, Fry, Moore, Garreif, Summers, Miller. THE RICE ENGINEER ,S ,M MMA 'lllli ,. , iflwsg, i,Jz 'l pw wus' M'ls 1Ls:i-..-9.-L wl'l,l lll, l V. 'V NME V , V frii ,M ,, .f N A , wr lml' AB. , Ti' Wi ll 'lu 'Q illf nil . E i-wlvwiililpwivlwi --usual., iff, 5allfi+wlWlif1 w N 2, ' 'lwl'J3 'C Htl . ' Zf'7r:,. - ' f 'Mill i -Jia' z?. :'ii:fn ' W E f 'i lllflllf VIII wi ,lr ,l X ,A' I E 1 l L 'wr i my .MNA Ve ll li eww' Im A W fi M, , Q H. if Vi i ll 'isfr+i ++++fi 'f E lll llf' ' V-h e ,'- V' 5551 , f -eff N M M The sfaff of 'l'l'1e Rice Engi- neer 'rl1is year included Man- aging Edifor, Eddie GarreH, Business Manager Paul Key. F e a + u r e s Edilor Waller Moore, Special Fealures Ecl- ifor Ed Summers, Associa+e Edi+or Myrl Miller, Circula- 1'ion Edi+or James Fry, and Secretary Deane POH1. Adi- vi+ies were 'flue publicaiion of Hweir 'four annual issues and a dinner for Hwe siaff and advisors. as ' was-W iss, I wjggge e e , 515 N: 1 4 :ge Q K masses, QNZMSSH ' iw , as 5 ,V .2 s 2 ' i -1 HA , 'W f2 ' 12g5l M mpgggirjiq A ' 56 El. F2 FJ' M W siisiifl H gi sl Q L ,X 1 Q x x x 1 A 4.. . 1' 555 Officers Isl' row l. To r.-Ron Briggs, Vice-Presidenh Rene Pingenoi, Aclivilies Chairman: Paul l-lar bour, Treasurer: Pal Brown, Secrefaryg l'lenry Kemp, President RICE SPORTS CAR CLUB One of fhe newer clubs on campus, 'lhe Rice Sporis Car Club has had ifs mosl' ac'rive season ihis year. Siarfing off wiih a Novice Rallye fhe club held various rallies and lime runs fhroughouf The school year. Some of 'I'he rallies were separafed info 'Iwo classes ihand insfrumenfs and power ins+rumen'l'sl wifh a sei' of irophies being awarded in bolh classes. A+ fhe monfhly mee+ings The club somefimes showed movies of sporfs car races or discussed new innova'l'ions in holding evenis. Officers: PieTri, Moore, lrwin, May Hidden in undergrowTh are Gorcly and l.uedTlce. THE RALL Y CL UB ln The maTure male, and The maTure female, There exisTs an urge To drink. The firsT of such evenTs was a cocldail parTy aT The Tennis Club aTTer some TooTball game. ATTer recouperaTing from The cock- Tail parTy iT was decided ThaT The membership had decreased. Drawing names from a haT produced a new membership. These members were inTroduced To The world aT an open house where The new members wore Tuxes carefully deleTing The lower half. The ArTy ParTy gave everyone a chance To be- come arTisTic. The Theme of The parTy was To painT everyThing you could geT your Tingers in. The man wiTh The mosT beauTiTul navel on campus was crowned Dean of GrundeleT aT The annual all school dance. AT The Tormal dance, The Rally Club gave Their mosT disTinguished affair of The year. Then aT The coclrTail parTy aT RondeleT, The Rally Club members sTayed ouTside The paying gaTe, drank, and re- membered how They had served The school by ushering aT all TuncTions and TuncTioning aT all ushers. A Q 5 ll X A W Look, Ma, l'm dancing . . . Rally Clubbers use cover of blizzard lo sleal Super Chief Special. M was 'gf : 11 2 ' B W , .5 E Q was-il' m 3, l +l1ink l'm going +o be sick. Checking Hemlines? 255 Abel Bauman Bohn Emerson Hardin Hendrick Jorclan Meyer Mullins Souchelc Tl-lornall WiHe Bullard Eager Ealcer Hensley Howell Jabsen O'Leary Poinself Sclnleeier Officers: Judy Walser Eager-Represenlaiive 'io 'lhe commiiee on Liierary Socie+ies7: Raneen Mul- lins-Vice-Presiclenf: Joanne Ealcer-Corresponding Secrelaryg Helen Hardin-President Julie Souclwek -Recording Secrelaryi Emily Jordan-Treasurer. The CR's gree'l'ed Rice s'l'uden+s in Sepfember wilh cry, Buy a CR calendar! Then lhey gree+ed 'rhe freshmen girls wilh an Hawaiian Luau welcoming parly. The CR Sock Hop slarred off lhe foo+loall season fes- +ivi'l'ies for The whole school. In November fhere was a hayride: and, in December, a progressive dinner in anficipalion of rhe Chrisfmas holidays. A Thealer Parly and Spanish Fiesfa Open House for rush lorighfened fhe monlh of February. The spring formal, 'lhe mosl imporfani even+ of 1'he social calendar, was held ai' The Braeburn Counlry Club in March. Ofher acfivilies included a showing of slides of Europe of one of The CR's, and a record giff 'lo Fondren Library. No, H' doesn'+ loolc +oo appe+izing buf someone will ea? if. C. R. L. S. The CR's pledged +hree sophomores in 'Fall rush. Nancys Bullard and Thornall pawn off one on Those CR Calendars on Gee Johnson. e fi Blake Bond Fuller Gillespie Hier+l1 Trulan ix? :fi - -W lg M- ! w'w'W9f-Simms nw a 1 , V , 253 r f l ...L 9 . fa-. fl f- nw. Burfon Edmunson Graber Hanlce Vickers Walfermire THE CLEVELAND - LOVET Presiclenl'-Carol Gillespie: Vice-Presidenl-Mary Jane Fuller: Secrelary-Marcia Kent Treasurer-Sue Painlerg Secrelary- Ella Walrermireg Represen'l'a+ive 'ro Commille on Lils Jody Hanke. W w l su si an 'ara ,sa E 1 'mm . W ea+ing Sinning . . . sporhng I TERAR Y SOCIETY The CL's worked hard +o balance 'l'heir schedule wH'h work, play, and a meaningful charify program. The worlr is weekly- sanclwich-selling in Jones College. The social life is nor so fre- quenl' buf definiiely presenf, wilh a Chrislmas parly, li'rerary programs llhe arl' museums, a l'hea+er parfyl, and 'rhe spring formal. They planned 'lhis year +o suscribe +o +he Fosfer Par- en+'s Plan and adopi' a child. 'lypify 'Phe CL's Barnes Brewer BuTler Coney Cornell Davis Jungle Lacey Lloyd Long Lubinslci McKiTTrlclc Phllbroolc Phllbroolc PlzzlTola Rollins Schudy Smyser THE ELIZABETH BALDWIN LITERARY SOCIETY OTTlcers Ann Schudy Vice PresldenT Ann l-leberT RepresenTaTive To CommlTTee on LlTs DoroThy Wilson Treasurer Chris Brewer, Secre- Tary Barbme McKnTTrnclc SecreTary Ellen May PresldenT. W ' mem T s3i3??5?.T'. ATTer welcoming The freshmen aT a pink carousel parTy, The EBLS diligenTly wenT To work on Their annual Melodrama To raise Tunds Tor The EB Scholarship. Annie GeT' Your Gun compleTe wiTh Trains, Indians, car- nivals, auThenTic shooTing maTches, and willing and very able Rice boys, all combined wiTh The savior Taire oT direcTor Jeanne Seale. made The show a greaT success. Along wiTh Their busy fall acTiviTies The EB's had a Dead ParTy in a deserTecl old home wiTh slceleTons, gravesTones, and orginal epiTaphs Tor all oT The EB's daTes. ChrisTmas saw The girls ex- changing giTTs and limericlcs and gaThering Tood and cloThing, all of which were senT To a needy Tamily. Rush began Tor The EB's wiTh a Roaring 20's ParTy wiTh The members all dressed as Tlappersg and aTTer The TradiTional Mardi Gras Open House, They celebraTed wiTh Their new pledges aT The calling-in parTy. Then The Mock and Formal lniTiaTions, The spring Tormal aT Sagewood CounTry Club, The Tea given Tor The graduaTing seniors by The alums, and The Brides and Seniors Dinner compleTed The year. -J zz HX Q X T-'el Day Day Fisher Heberl' Milbank Miller Nixon Peffigrew Terrell Thomas Wilson Wood 5 JeH' Jones Phears Phears You ll wonder where fhe yellow wenl' . . . Some jusl lcibifz . . . Angersfein Baker Bryan Dixon Greene Hawkes Jaeger Lee Li+zmann Miller Morse Neuner Rainbow Thompson Wheeler THE OLGA KEITH LITERARY SOCIETY Officers: Jeanne Bryan-Presideni' Wendy Rainbow-Vice-Presidenf Walfa Neuner-Recording Secre+ary Mary Kay Jaeger-Corresponding Secrefary Saliy Wheeler-Treasurer A H Marina Lee-Represen1'a+ive,+o, Commi'Hcc on LHS 5 ,N .Q W Z1 gs 311 .SAE ' 13 N' ma U1 .MQ .:. . :.: K 1 1' Wa.. ' - Issif: , ' , 'i I 3. . 'S 2 ik QL 5 V .. . ,..: 2 W 4 in g . 3315 wwf Qgljn- Qf'L'Q1:'-' 5: Q. ,Kam . . xx X A v ,ww,f-WWF M w V , w Wf's+?5l- i 'V-iiw -f .A .1 YQ-A.L A xi A 1 K .. 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A parfy wi'l'h a real Sania gave all OWLS +he Chrislmas spiril' and gave underprivileged children a+ Dow Elemenlary School a day 'lo remember. ln The meanlime 'lwo new OWLS were pledged in special fall rush. They were inilialed lhoroughly wilh 'the 'lradifional mock and formal ini+a+ions. Second semesler came wi+h lhoughls of rush. This began wilh 'lhe Sainf and Sinner par+y, followed by an aflernoon Open House, and finally The Calling-ln Parly presenling new pledges. Mock inilialion, 'formal inilialion, and lhe annual Alumnae Tea led 'lo +he highlighf of +he year's social aclivilies lhe spring formal a+ lhe Housfon Club. The Spring Dinner wilh rhe annual awards for Bes'l' Pledge and Mosl' Typical Member was a perfecl climax for an exciling year. Looks like Sanla li+'s really Pele Nusladl is almosl ready fo surprise lhe children al Dow wilh presenls and refreshmenls. Haupi' Morgan Roberl' 'D Officers: Seafed-Charlolle Reeves, Presidenl' Beverly Monlgomery, Vice-Presideni' Slanding-Virginia Arhos, Treasurer: Marilee Wood, Secrefaryg Ann Kreigel-Represenrarive 'ro CommiHee on Luis Garreff Moore Reeves Woocl Under 'rhe supervision of eclilor, Ann Kriegel, +I-me OWLS publish +l1e direciory wi+h members Selling ads . . . Typing copy . . . Reading proof T L 5, 8. Officers Slandmg Judy Cole Vice Presidenl: Marguerile Durham, Secrelaryg Jo Waddel, Burlesque Coordnnalor Sealed Diana Thomas President Joan Wilson, Rep. 'lo Commilfee on Li'l'sg Ann Pellus Vienniese Kaffee mil' Schlag welcomed 'The freshmen, and +he alumnae were honored wifh a lea. Pos?-game pariies and 'Fall calling-in filled The social calendar along wiih The winning of The coveied l W Scurvy award for fhe li'I' wi'I'h 'The mosi-aH'endance, 'Thai' is. Liierary meefings were held once a monfh-lecfures, plays, and discussions. Chrisfmas was celebrafed in egg nog wi'll1 a swinging Sania who had gills 'for all. Then The PALS played Sanla +o a very grafeful needy family. During ihe spring semes+er rush ranged from a Bohemian ar'ry par+y-which was no+ so ar+y, bul' quife a pariyl fo an English open house. Leolards were donned for a gay Bur- lesque of mos'l everyihing, which raised money for a scholarship. The call of fhe loeach was heard, and sandy hof dogs and beer were consumed. The year ended wi'rh a suave spring formal, fe'l'ing 'rhe senior members. Tum-s ggv 2. W-.-ufw . . -i M - P1 Boone Brooke Cole Cummings Durham Hari' Helman Kelly Lipman Majors Murphy Owsley PeH'us Shamblin Thomas Waddell Wilson Winchesler THE PALLAS ATHENE LITERARY SOCIETY Breaking rush rules? Goody, 1'here's a physic symposium on ulfraviolel' radiafion. Besf dressed girls on campus. 5 , :J ':g5 -ffzw , ,iM, 267 W, if ,T Berrong A BeTTs H Brown MaxTed Maxwell McNab The S.L.L.S. began The year wiTh a Roman parTy To welcome The freshmen and Then a black and whiTe parTy for The members and Their daTes. JusT before ChrisTmas They donafed food and cloThing To a Tamily and cele- braTed The approach of The holidays wiTh Their annual ChrisTmas parTy. lmmediaTely affer vacaTion, The SL's sei' To work on Their producTion of Daddy LongLegs, a musical comedy, which was presenTed righT before exams. Rush began second semesTer wiTh a STyle Show parTy, Burrell Cashen Downs Mercer Moore Osborn THE SARAH LAN followed by an open house and calling-in parTy. A gay and boisTerous mock iniTiaTion of The new pledges pre- ceded The TracliTional 'Formal iniTiaTion. S.L.L.S. CounTy Fair in March was Tollowed by The annual spring formal, The SL's dined and danced aT The HousTon Club To The music of Albino Torres. A luncheon in honor of The seniors and The pledges was given by The oTher members, and a Tea given by The alumnae ended a busy year for The S.L.L.S. r-jessf, Gsv- f -v u' fx-,em Officers: Seafed-KaThy Piclcard, Vice-Presidesi' Margie Moore. PresidenTq Joy KenTer, Recording SecreTaryg PaT PuckeTT, Treasurer. STancling-JudiTh Shaw, Corresponding SecreTary xff' .,,, Gips Graham Jackson Jones Ken'l'er Manning Pickarcl PrescoH' Rhodes Sex+on Snyder Weisman ITERARY SOCIETY Why noi? Why, ma'am, i+'cl be mah pleasure. y Because szsbfglf A X-- LITS AND FRESHMEN GET TOGETHER mari CRLS-Sfancling-Frazier, Allen, Moore, Donaldson, Shullz. CLLS-Sfanding-Moore, Miller, Johnson, Bre- Seafed-Myriclc l-laclclon, Meiners, Harris. sky, Williams. Seafed-Broughlon, Gale Ferguson, Walker. OKLS-Lamloerh, Rool -'raw O W L S -Seafecl-Fron+-Walls, Kollenberq Coulier, Lipscomb. Zncl row- Shepherol, Lohr, Parmely, Emlory, l-leyne. Slancling-Janovy, Cherry, Slephens, DeMoss, Gersheimer, In gram. 270 EBLS-Siancling-Woolen, Morris, Woodson, Shannon, Cruik- shanlc, Croolqer, Garrelf. Sea+ed-Bulloclc, Hiller, Woolen, lrwin, Branard, l-lolmes, Terrell. SLLS-Sealed-Smilrh, Frosch, Kaminslcy Jones, Reynolds, Brennan, Fariel, Chris roller, Revis, Palriclc, Robinson, Bloom Pillow, Hamner. ARMY BALL Elizabelh Embry, Coed caplain of Company A , Escorl' Don Blair Mary Kay Manning, Coed caplain Company B , Escorf L. C. Smifh Coed Colonel Charlene Prescofl' Escori' Ben Lanforcl Cadei' Maj. Clifford Canfrill, Blue Bn. Co, and slaff Roberf F. Ma'Hox DIS TINGUISHE Praclfce for flue rifle +eam's regular schedule of compelilion. vm , rn Rifle inspeclion. Presenlafion of awards. The color guard sfeps ouf. , f I 5' 2 N' 5. , Wanllancl J. Smilh ILITARY S TUDEN TS Weekly drill periods are an acceplecl-if unwelcome-parl' of ROTC Caclel L+. Michael Dyer direcfs 'flue caclef band SUMMER CAMP - FORT LEONARD WOOD The Rice ROTC was fhe recipienl' of The Chief of Engineers Award for Oufslanding Parlicipafion al' ROTC summer camp. This annual award is presenred To 'l'he ln- sl'i+u+e wiih +he highesi' overall raling for 'rhe eighl' week period. Nine+een college level ins+i+u+ions are repre- sen+ed. These represen+a+ives, normally 'rhird year ROTC Cadefs parlicipale in field lype lraining and place info pracfice fhe 'lheory acquired in fhe college classroom. Of a +o+al of 52I, 3I cadefs represenfed Rice lns+i+u'l'e during +he I959 Summer Camp. These cadels, is compe+i- lion wilh cadels from such school as Texas A 8: M and Purdue amassed lhe highes+ overall score. This is in keep- ing wifh fhe ou+s+anding 'llradilion esfablished by Rice lnslilufe S'I'uden+s. A cadel' loads eighl' rounds +o begin firing agamsl' +he random spaced pop-up +arge'rs. A +hree man lnfanlry assaull' boal' crew of ROTC Cadels learns basic iechnlques prior To a nighl' river crossing. Galloway Hudson direcis The plaroon. . ji ,. . , .y..,4. -1.. ROTC Cadels ac'l'ually operaled +he malor equlpmenf used In heavy consfruciion by lhe Corp of Engineers. US Army phoiographs Engineers have +he 'raslc of demoliiion as well as conslruclion. So 'lhey blow up iheir bridges. ,n.....,., . .- Time oul' for wafer. Some 'fool engines iusi' won'+ worlc. AlI al' sea, and almosi ready +0 be floaied inlo place is +he rail' for The bridge which is being builf. Rifle prac'I'ice helps fill The afiernoons. P2xv,js.afSz.3 f if , THE SEX TANT Allen Brielcan Currie BenneH' Clurisfoffel Davis Brefe Cofer Drosle Aan Officers: Raines, Vice-President Berry, Secrel Lodge, Treasurer: Seafed-Gosnell, Presiclenf. Ebel Filson Fowler Edwards Finlayson Gosnell E'Hel Floyd Gosse Green Groves Hanson Hasfings Hawes The Rice Sexfanf Club is fhe social club of fhe NROTC Unif. Af fhe sfarf of fhe year, a gel'-acquainfed parfy was held for fhe benefif of fhe freshmen. As fhe foofball season progressed, ihe parfies did also. There was a lisfening parfy for fhe Dulce game, and fhe Sexfanf and Chevron combined fo lisfen and drinlc along wifh fhe TCU game. ln November, fhe sfaff officers gave a parfy honoring fhe Sexfanf members af fhe Ellingfon Air Force Base Officer's Club. The highlighf of fhe season was fhe Navy Ball, held af Glenhaven Counfry Club. The mid- shipmen and fheir dafes danced fo fhe music of Bobby Tinferow and his orchesfra. The brighf spof of fhe even- ing was fhe coronafion of fhe Queen and her courf. The Queen, Sally Smyser, was crowned by Capfain O. O. Dean, fhe commanding officer of fhe Navy Unif. ln April, fhe Sexfanf and Chevron ioined forces again fo fhrow an all school parfy, and The season's acfivifies were climaxed by a picnic-refreshmenf parfy in May. Hallenburger Knufson Hudspefh Kramer Kahn Laffimer Kilgore Loclcerdl' Knudsen Lodge Mendell Raines Sims Mengclen Panlcrafz Smifh Miller Reeder Sparlrman Nichols Sale Woofen Nolen Sco'H' 277 'Q Ag Xl! The NROTC Unil' parlicipafecl in a monlh-long 'rraining cruise on USS HELENA lCA-751 cluring lhe summer of l959 They combined business wilh pleasure al' 'Phe por'l's of San Diego, SeaHle, Long Beach and San Francisco. NA VY CRUISE rv- Posung before an 8 +urre+ are Jerrold M Paine Joseph C Chris loffer Donald D Sharp Jr Official phofoqraph US Navy Typical Navy Ball bul as usual 'Phe Marines snuck in. Rice midshipmen observe Talso missle launcher aboard USS Galveslon. The drill 'leam lalces 'lime oul' from fun in New Orleans +o march in +l1e Mardi Gras Parade. Ii Flighr physiologisl' prepares Bob Brilo for ouier space. Enfire unil iours 'Hue USS Galveslon moored ai' 1'l1e Galvesion docks. 279 5 if 7? faculty Q EN 1 V x .QU W .X .. W 'Vs Xe RQ bi .1 5 Vx wr 'Rf Wk' X 4 ,. sm ,..-zz:-51.:..s5 ,X , V ,G fi , Q wr VH 1 ww. A v 2 TRUSTEES George Rufus Brown Gus Sessions Worfham William Alexander Kirkland Jesse Newfon Rayzor John Smilh lvy Lamar Fleming, Jr. Harmon Whiflingfon LeVan Grifiis Dean of Enginering The Rice lnslilule BOARD OF GOVERNORS G0 VERNOR A D VISORS Francis Tarrani' Fenclley J. Sayes Leach Mason Graves Lockwood Jack C. Pollard James Thomas Rafher, Jr. Roloerf Hillyer Ray John Roberf Suman DEANS if E 5 W TERM MEMBERS Herlseri' Allen Daniel Raleigh Bullard Roberf Pace Doherfy Wendel D. Ley Henry Malcolm LoveH' John W. Mecom Mil'l'on R. Underwood James O. Winsfon, Jr. B. Z' 'HRK ' sg.: , any asf ,,.,.i HW- l A Y, .1 William Masferson Dean of l-lumaniiies The Rice lnsiiiuie is SEZ? , r i -2 H.. ag, ,, Z H5532 4 1: Q' Q 283 G. H. Rich+er Dean of The lns+i+uJre nw uma MM Thad N. Marsh Assisfanjr To The Presidehf Carey Croneis James R. Sims Provosf Adviser To Men Nancy Moore Eubanlc James Bernard Giles Adviser lo Women Direclor of Admissions Michael Vincenl' McEnany Elizabe'rl1 Milligan Reynolds Regislrar Assislanl lo 'rlwe Regisirar Roland Heyne Howard Alexander Thompson Bursar Developmenl Assislani xlllj l 1 l fllN 't oo ,Q Q O X 1 ' ARCHITECTURE ,.fv-Q-av - I A.,., ' ', ' - .- P . J., r ug 1,4 . , f' '- New J' 14 K 5: ., Professor James C. Morehead, Jr. Professor James Chillman, Jr. Professor Donald Barfhelme Associafe Professor Head of Deparfmenf of Edward R. Dezurlco Arclwifecfu re ,NN E gif .. .1 A . V :uz E fit' 'L Qillfff ' I 2 Q Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor James Karl Dunaway Roberf F. Lenf Harry S. Ransom Anderson Todd Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor Lecfurer in Archifecfure Lecfurer in Archifecfure A. A. Lefeisfe David G. Parsons Arfhur D. Dyeff, Jr. William Tamminga 1, Sf X. rl'- :nf-- . ,. . I P Q X5 QX 5 wx q f ' - ' 51? I ll - cl! 'ln' AX, ' Y' , ,fl 4' . .A ffl, '35 PX III l . 4 'lv' lg 3 I ' cl l ,J Professor Roy V. Talmage Head of Deparfmenf of Biology M- M H aw gg, a aa mag SBSH sm saw m3m Qm am WE -gl :.:. mg .,.:: Q, sm A .o,. I ' Lid W .,. Q slime 1, ..::,.,.- - ' gg?-ggm5:5::.:.:.: 5 :., , 5 , 55 gage M 5522-1 I M A ' ' gm -r nm ggi -, - 1 I EN l, W-,egg -- fga H ES if :ff mamma a n ,.:' J ' EY, flag ,faq ,- gei. H E 5,51 wwiv h w :ga M E aa .. rgw-wwwgyqk -:knew VAT? .- ,4 . . ,, we is-Q aa, ,H sf 2 sfgmfg we -5' A ,away M ' was an -I E 2 Bl W m mga an ss wa m W mga,-ra fwg M. - aw -HMM -.:.- , . .2 nm V Newer, , ME E gag sgvlgge --1:- umxx- ali Q 7g15g,v -1 YHQHEK WP?3f? ,Wayne aan-xgw W1 - -u an wr--xr X mm ful 1 A 1 Associafe Professor Jorge Awapara :ff A 44155 , U , N Vw - , 1 sl, ' ' ' X' WM! W, 2 . li ,-- -, ,W ww 55,-if wr . law, 2 . wal, is., :jvvfbf 5 ' Y' gp .ZT S- Q X' BIOLOG Y is- 0 3 ,J .0201 . 3 . 'TQ , fl H , .al sera qw W, 1 , M1511 My V U 1 f ll 4 vw f X f ' 4 ' H w YM Vu-4 1 W fum 1 M 1 ,, 1 M f 1, J all 4 ' ff' ww M ,sq f., V 1 X all 'ff X Bw., 1 ' X S , , ag 12? R1 I J 14 7 PU 'ls P X 4 I Qi x-1 , I it . so ,. N . 1 M. H HW. ,ll lf gl 1 , , A ,J ,,W,1. ,J . , ,W , .,w.fw,wfalb'gW1!:' f 1' , Q ff-A ':l1 'WV'. w fl WWI ff ' P Mlm, . . ,, ,,,. K, , lx as 'V Professor Clark P. Read Professor Emerifus Edgar Alfenburg Associafe Professor Assisfanf Professor Joseph I. Davies Allen C. Enders Nof picfured: lnsfrucfor J. Wayne Campbell Lecfurer Thomas E. Pulley Lecfurer Roger Guillemin .ky X QM ii ,RK Q W P W CHEMISTRY Professor George H. Richier Professor John Kiipafrick Professor Edward S. Lewis Head of Depar+men'ro1fCi1emis+ry Noi piciuredz Assis+an+ Professors T. E. BraciceH' R. F. Curl R. L. Sass Professor W. O. Milligan Professor Richard B. Turner ASS0Ci6ie Pl'0feSS0l' A550Ci'3i'e Pfoiessof Marfin Efiiinger Z- W. S6iSUI'g l ...L- JP s. l l l JT. -Lf.-. ffg 0 .5 -f ENGINEERING cHEMlcAL Professor William W. Akers Professor Ar+l1ur J. Harfsoolc l-leacl of Deparlmenl of Chemical Engineering Associaie Professor Rilci Kobayashi Assislani' Professor lnsfruclor Dean E. Griffifh Thomas W. Leland Noi picluredz Assisranf Professor Sam H. Davis CIVIL Professor James R. Sims Associafe Professor Head of Deparfmenf of Civil Murphy H. Thibodeaux Engineering William V. Housfon Chairman of Execufive Commiffee ELECTRICAL Nof picfured: Assisfanf Professors Arfhur W. Busch Edward C. Holf Harold J. Salani Na+ W. Krahl and lnsfrucfor Joseph W. Forfey Professor Paul E. Pfeiffer Professor Carl R. Wischmeyer Execufive Commiffee Execufive Commiffee FHM QW ni- Professor James S. Wafers Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Marfin Graham M. V. McEnany Nof picfured: Assisfanf Professor, Thomas A. Rabson Lecfurer Laurence G. Cowles lnsfrucfor Lee E. Baker lnsfrucfor C. Sidney Burrus MECHANICAL Professor Alan J Chapman Professor Franz R. Brorzen Associa're Professor Paul R. Paslay Nor Pidrured: Assisfam' Professors Herman C. Burghard, Jr. John E. Plapp D. Bruce Masson John M. Roberrs ENGINEERING DRA WING Insfrucror Howard Becfon Duck, Jr. S ,- as...- uius 1 tx' .Q A-' ,1 --0 s.- , 11 sg . 'o . . . .. -- l-'l 1. - -1 . Il. g --'- K is .Rf ,413 Swv 'Wim 1- n Professor Edgar O. Edwards Chairman of Deparfrnenf of Economics and Business Adrninisfralion ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION Associafe Professor John H. Aufen Associafe Professor John E. Hodges ,SJ , .. J 3: - . g . -' C L f . , . s. s' ' ' . - 1 ' X , . u ' 1 H l ig- sl Mi Q f ' ' K EE ! l :F its ' ' l 2. li A ri I ' 1 X . a 7 1 jf , 1 X . . . , i ' ' ,N ' . Q gi ri f i 3 if ' l ' i 1 ix 6 ww ' lv f H is ,Q 9. 7 X is 55: . 'j s filfiigi iii - 'i'is?iSi sf' 1' nf .1-elsif A 5 A L .. 2 Af I ff f' Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor William S. Mackey, Jr. Verne F. Simons Dwigllf 5. BrO+l'lerS Assisfanf Professor Lecfurer James B. Giles Visifing Professor Leslie C Wriglwf Henry B. Sfeele Nof Picfured: Reverend James R. Noland Lecfurer 7 -.' 0 I, - IT- '?Z ' nfflc ll 2 - Lg g - x ' , - I - ' gllwx mmmm , - ,N - .QQ .. -1 M .... ' , ,f Ifl ' 'H E r .- -532:27 : X' -' 1 wi. . ' fi Z 7 E . '.f I.' ff. 'ij 'Fi --'fl ' i . : x-l:'!:'?--. H V- l fl - K il n: 1: -M2 W ' 1 Hs. r..i Vs B U - - H J- . Q i- rw M A, f M - ff .sg 5 3.3, SQ 115, Ks- . -I f gash -v , 'ka 1 z,:w,xs tw Q-, 'mfr as. PEA K?-w XN4,y.LsQ.s?5,:E,,,g ., ?ffZN,,gh,i5 ri, wx 'N ,Lures .fs mp 1 :mv Q, a:1'2?fv-Eff' 2m'Jm.'1xa-f new in , sr we -1, Eljlufg-E1 - .z K ,,Qis1:',:1 .Q B? Q4 - Xi 1 ' . .5 f ,,. . ?.,f.,E, rg .sm 42, as E 5 F be if - -: , - - ,Effie .Ig 4311, M2 J we Professor Carroll Camden Professor Alan D. McKillop PI'0'F9S50l' George G- Williams l-lead of Deparlmenf of English FH -5- Q H E HIQEEI Q ul x, A 1' J V E r mr li f- I fi H .., Qi- 9,533 In !' fr W ,.,.,. W fu my f 1 lb A ' ga .Q Q 2 3 .1,-S Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Jack E. Connor Jaclcson l. Cope Wilfred S. Dowden Joseph S. Gallegly H5355 f Y 2,-lgeflm ..l, X xgiyygrgsgsl 5 , gf 'M Jifsiffi. --msg Q- W -1 rm Q Q B S Q is X, 1 I K M ,xv - -mms: I .Q -,xi .E W , - . . . ' 5 ew .M P ff M . M - L- 'K - K uv ' W 1 l l K- g- nl.. ,. W . - B W - sa .gig - E M W ' ' f- 1 W 1 ,AL x I ,H ,r W A he c X N, Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor John E. Parish Joseph D. Thomas John B. Piclcarcl Thad N. Marsh 293 f'v 1 . 2 l . . I ' sl X4 lil Q C, f.. , T' o. fy me A' ' T . 'B .V s , ., H 3 W5 - . 4 1, L, any , .2 Professor Carey Croneis l-lead of Deparlmenlr of Geology Assis'ran+ Professor Thomas Donnelly 0+ GEOLOG Y Associaie Professor Assisfani' Professor John A. S. Adams Jean-Claude DeBremaeclcer 1 Assis+an+ Professor Assisfani' Professor Edward G. Purdy John J. W. Rogers Pidured: Lec+urer Charles B. Officer I by 091. a 0 -,L X 0 b 1 A 0 O mi' XNIA V V' no GERMAN Profegsor Andrew Louis Assisiani' Professor Assisiam' Professor Head of Deparrmenlr of German Edward Dvorefzky Herberi' Lehnerf Assisfa ni' Professor lns+ruc'ror Joseph B. Wilson 3 'Q ci 3, YL' ' 4 Fflglwg ge, , iii? W' glzsqfziwfvk Wei-fc-,sfs15195 rg, SEQ, - E: Ni -J. 1141? ni.: , F? .. 'Pali . 44-QW? or-:-1 .... ogy af ,, ig: H 3 , ,- g,,,,3-gg sa D 2.f,fw,, g new .... r zsfsi 'i 415 fffs, if fs Jw. '3 f ?'rf15+s :Q W 'lf :ff I If 5 X ' ' Visi+ing Lecfurer Conrad Scheible Edmund Kaminslci Andrew N. Jifkoff, Lecrurer in Russian Ml HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Nol Piclured: 35 Professor Hardin Craig, Jr. M Leclurer Andrew Fores+ Muir Professor Floyd S. Lear, Chairman Visifing Professor David Ogg and Harris Masferson, Jr. Professor ol Hislory Professor William H. Maslerson Professor Frank E. Vandiver Associale Professor Dean of l-lumanilies Ka'l'l'xerine F. Drew - 1 ' Associare Professor Assislani' Professor C. M. Hudspella William Nelson I Francis Lowenheim Lec'rurer in Governmen+ F ONDREN LIBRAR Y S TAF F Noi Piciureclz M. Bishop, R. Canierbury, A. Dean M. Edelsfein, L. Gresham, M. Hamilion, B. Hesfer, EQ Lorber, I. Marks Librarian Hardin Craig, Jr BoH'om Row: J. Ellis, R Blake, C. Bulas. C. Slmawley, L. Hooker Second Row: B. Davis, S. Pierce, E. Lehmann llwiddenl, A. J. Redman Third Row: E. Roolell, D. Hickey. J. Zingler Fourflw Row: S: Lane, B. Brianl, F. Jameson Fif+h Row: E. Brewer, G. Billworn, R. Marsales Sixfh Row: P. Turnbull, R. Perrine, M. Dezurko MUSIC lggfigl el l Assisfani' Professor Arfhur E. Hall 4 wif . Professor Floyd E. Ulrich l-lead of Deparfmenf of lwemafcs Professor Szolem Mandelbroif Associafe Professor Arlen Brown Mal 2 3 l l Z 5 AX 298 I 1 Assisfanl' Professor Guy Johnson, Jr. MA THEMA TICS Professor Gerald R. Maclane Professor Emerifus Heberf E. Bray Assisfanf Professor Lincoln Dursf Nof Picfurecl: Associafe Professors Jim Douglas, Jr. and Arfhur J Lolwwafer ll xNT J QI 1' 1-X mes-la'-'2-545-Ax ses M 1 V N Q N is zy, Nof Picfured: i Professor G. C. Phillips Assisfanf Professors Paul L. Donoho and William Tobocman Lecfurer A. B. Bryan PH YSI CS Ezrlgjisgl Tg+wbeBSgggen+ of Professor W. V. Housfon Professor J. R. Risser Professor C. F. Squire Professor Emerifus H. A. Wilson Associafe Professor Associafe Professor Associafe Professor 299 L. C. Bieclenharn C. M. Class H. E. Rorscl1acl1, Jr. fn X X xx 5 ! ROMANCE LANGUAGES Professor Andre Bourgeois Associafe Professor Associaie Professor Acing Chairman of Deparlrmenf Joseph BaH'is+a Fred V. Shelion of Romance Languages Assisfani' Professor Assisfani' Professor Lee Hodges Roberi' L. Myers Nnrfgyvpk iss.- I L A4 'MX - ,, Us 1, Assisiani' Professor lns+ruc'l'or Roberi' H. Goodhand Edwin H. Shreffler Professor James Sfreei' Fullon Head of Deparlmenl of Philosophy, Psychology and Eclucalion Associafe Professor Kons1'an+in Kolenda Donald E. Walker Assislanl' Professor of Psychology Pr-m.osoPHv, PS vcHoLocv, AND Enucn non 'Niels C. Nielsen, Jr. Nol Piclured: Associa+e Professor Louis Mackey J. Newlon Rayzor Professor of Philosophy and Religious Thoughl' Bradford B. Hudson Professor of Psychology Hugh C. Black Associafe Professor of Philosophy and Educa+ion Tren+on W. Wann Associaie Professor of Psychology Homer H. Young Assisfanl Professor of Educalion x 1 AQ fb l P if ' f 1351 'al' A 'fl ' v 4 1 'ij' lan '-'17 Professor Gilberf L. Hermance Head of Deparfmenf of Physical Eclucafion Assisfanf Professor Francis W. Bearden JA I l dlfgggyi. f SQ? Q V, - 1 2 O rf' h I I I Q 1 PHYSICAL EDUCA TION Professor Arfhur Wesfon Assisfanf Professor Roberf L. Bland Nof Picfured: lnsfrucfor John A. LeBar Assisfanf Professor J. R. 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As a member zyf the Class M1960 you re :jf to a good start towa1d HUMBLE OIL 42 REFINING CO 11 Q , X Z z V' 2 w,.,fL ,fl X, 1 yr Ns jg 71 G .3 L:xfgwQx,uL.Qp w K :'?'F,af. 4-.H-f K M.. VIL? X X M y 1 i A 'y1f,W-.M- A ,. ,, HMXHQI- 4 ..., . , f,1.e , 1 w Q E ks W A R ,z rs w mx aw Q . 41. 1 Ji 35' E MA: .kc Q Q. Y Q, ., gpg NX Z5 y . ,.1 as 1 -x, 2 ef 341: gm, gmegsx' 2 .H M wr -W V -A A - am rl-'wp JJUH M L N : '1M5'e J H.. ,, Hp., , HILL Q W ss Q :wa rush ,Q Fisher Uonslruclion Gompany Builder of the Rice Memorial Student Center 31 REASONS WHY American Oil Company MARK C. HOPKINS, Plant Manager E. L. CORRELL, Office Manager WILLIAM A. SULLENDER, Asst. General Manager WINSTON S. PEELER, Vice President SIMON MIRON, Research Associate JAMES F. MANDELL, Section Head J. H. MITCHELL, Asst. Chief Plant Engineer WILLIAM R. STANDEFER, Asst. Superintendent LEO P. KLEIBER, Department Supervisor HAROLD E. MURPHREE, Asst. Superintendent READER G. ANDERSON, Asst. Plant Manager JOHN R. CRATIN, JR., Senior Design Engineer PICKENS C. PINKERTON, JR., Section Head RUDOLPH C. STEINHOFF, JR., Operating Supt. ELDON A. SIEGMAN, Senior Financial Analyst F. C. Bunker, Unit Foreman '44 Is '31 ,32 '33 '34 738 '40 '40 '40 '41 '41 '42 '42 42 42 47 A Good Place To Work KENNETH A. CAMPBELL, Design Engineer ROBERT M. FOOTE, Associate Chemical Engineer WALKER F. JOHNSTON, JR., Section Head CALVIN E. SPARKS, Division Supervisor A. P. BOYD, Operating Superintendent H. L. BRITTON, Economics Engineer ISAAC TRACHTENBERG, Chemist MARVIN Z. WOSKOXV, Asst. Chemist ERNEST BRINKMAN, Coordination Engineer ALLEN N. DeFRlECE, Chemical Engineer W. ALLEN DAVIES, Group Leader JOSEPH E. FRANKS, Engineering Assistant HENRYl J. FLYNN, Chemical Engineer GEORGE A. SPECK, Assicoate Coordination Engineer DENNIS E. WADE, Associate Chemical Engineer We are proud of the achievements of these Rice Institute graduates in our employ. Pay loilels in +l1e srudeni' cenier?-I don'+ lmow. 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HOUSTON LIGHTING gl POWER COMPANY WAR MARSHALL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I N C CJ R P O F? A T E D POST OFFICE BOX 7538 - 4009 CENTER STREET Logan P. Marshall, '22 William B. Marshall, '22 John C. Britton, '42 John P. Marshall, 449 COMPLIMENTS OF HOUSTON 7, TEXAS SEA HIIINIII PHINIINII weprint the THRESHER ' HOUSTON FIRST FEDERAL Compliments of SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 1 14 capitol 'A ll I 'IL wuivul For many a year Rice Institute and the Warwick have been neighbors and friends, both ever ready to lend' a helping hand to the other. We of the Warwick keenly regret the passing of each Senior Class, yet with almost equal keenness do we anticipate the coming of a new flock of friends. It is our sincerest neighborly wish that we may have added a bit of gaiety or convenience to your college life. WICK HOTEL, INC. Where Main Street Meets Hermann Park R. T. CULLATHER, Manager Friday meal at Jones College. COMPETENCE . . . based on twenty-eight years of professional service. 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Design of the bit assures more action on bottom and faster penetration. Deeper intermesh, wide spacing of the compacts, and interruptions of the lands make it possible for the RG-7J to more economically drill formations previously drilled by hard formation milled-Cutter bits and R-l bits. 2. RG-lJ, which replaces the R-1, R-1J and RG-l, is designed to drill thc medium range of hard formations which normally are very abrasive. Because of its fortified gage, RG-1J performance in these formations is outstanding. 3. RG-ZBJ - identified by spearpoints on each of the three cones -has larger diameter compacts and a maximum number of compacts on all rows and on the gage surfaces. It is the most rugged of the R Series. bits. It is designed to drill the hardest of hard abrasive formations. such as quartzite RG'2BJ and hard quartzitic sa-nds. an Q , en HUGHES TOOL coMPAnv ORIGINATOR AND VVORLD'S LEADING DEVELOPER OF CONE-TYPE ROCK BITS CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MANY GOOD FRIENDS AT . . . 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Interior colors and furniture for the Rice Institute Student Memorial Center and for Hammond Hall were selected and furnished by our firm in collab- oration witb the architects. 3616 MAIN .IA 6-3271 SCUTH END BUILDING MATERIALS CO. nunv mxlsn GUNGRETE Efficient Service SAND - GRAVEL - CEMENT Plants fo Serve You: South Houston MI 5-3328 4830 Kirby Drive PA 3-3190 South Main Street PA 3-3190 General Office: 5102 Galveston Road HousToN, TEXAS Ml 5-3328 ss .us .N-W, ff,-L' Sw fda ivifs Q QQ:f??Yl':Am 35388 H . --ww ' f si J, qw . ,Q N -, ,,A,X-sis?-5 N . 2' w,X'z'w .rf sf Wi 5' 4-35333 Map' '-H3543 wiv- Z W, ,. ,f -Qi K W x, i I f 1 gf, QE 5 ,+A saw, N-.VM W A SWW . T J ikoiqmm 5 E' Bmmw M.. w,MN,i B, M. NN X 1 W x z Damn lhese exhibilionislsl Fifi n :-:. . W M,.fg1Zwf1:.. 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The challenge and opportunity of these activities are stimulating experiences and offer world-wide opportunities for alert engineers who are inter- ested in professional growth and individual advancement. IRON WORKS, INC. P. 0. lox 1212-Houston, Texas Don Ra+I1er '60 Billy BuceIc '60 Ed NirIcen '37 FOR TOPS in STYLE and QUALITY at POPULAR PRICES and FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE ED NIRKEN'S Q O uv me vu.LAae MENS Mew! B0Y'S S OP QS 2402 University at Morningside FREE PARKING AT REAR or stone Texas' Finest TIDELANDS 0 across the street from the rice campus M 0 T 0 R I N N 0 200 air conditioned rooms and suites O swimming pool and cabanas 0 fine restaurant 344 6500 SOUTH MAIN STREET compliments of Aubrey Calvin '30 Insurance and Property Loans Eddie Dyer '36 Eddie Dyer Ins. Agency F. F. Reynolds '28 Percy Holt '29 Percy Holt 81 Co. Bank of the Southwest Arcade Charle A. Pace '25 Pace Piano Co., Inc. 345 American Oil Company . . . . . American Title Guaranty Co. . Advertising Index . ...322 ....319 Anthony's ................. . . . 308 The Balfour Company ...... . . . 324 W. S. Bellows Construction . . . . . . 337 T. Bettes Company ..... . . . 317 The Big Donut ...... . . . 340 Bill Williams ....... . . . 342 Brown and Root, Inc. . . . . . . 314 Cage and Faught .... . . . 322 Cameron Iron Works .... .... 3 43 Campus Cleaners ......... . . . 328 Champion Paper Company .... .... 3 17 Clark-Ehre Produce Co. ..... .... 3 08 W. H. Curtin Co. ...... . Dee Brass Foundry, Inc. . . . Delta Engineering Co. Dow Chemical Company .... Evans-Walsh, Inc. ..... . Fannin State Bank ....... First City National Bank .... Fisher Construction Company Foley's .................... Foote's Cafeteria ........... Great Southern Life Insurance W. D. Haden Co. ......... . Harris Johnston Studio . . . Harrison Equipment Co. . . . Hogan-Allnoch ......... Houston Bank and Trust .... Houston First Federal ....... Houston Lighting 8: Power Co ....314 ....323 330 328 340 316 . 323 321 . ...336 . 316 331 . 322 334 ....313 ....312 ....313 . .... 326 ....325 Hughes Tool Co. ............ .... 3 29 Humble Oil Co. .... . Industrial Scientific ..... Jesse H. Jones Interests .... C. B. Lee Academie .... The McEvoy Company .... Marshall Construction Co. . . 320 308 315 330 334 326 Metallic Building Co. .... . Mission Manufacturing Co. . . . National Bank of Commerce .... Oak Farms Dairy ......... One's A Meal ........... Peden Iron and Steel Co. .. Petrolite Corporation . . . Prince's ............ Robert H. Ray Co. ........... . Rice Camera and Stamp Shop . . The Rice Campus Store ........ Rice and Eagleston .... L. L. Ridgway Co., Inc. . . . Rodney's ............ Felix A. Runyon Sakowitz Bros. . . Scardino Printers ............... . . . Schlumberger Well Surveying Co. . . . . . . Seismic Exploration, Inc. . . . . . . . Shell Oil Co. . ................. . . . . South End Building Materials Co. . . . . . . Southwestern Camera Co. ...... . Texaco, Inc. .......... . Texas Gulf Sulphur . . . Texas National Bank .... 1003 Club ............ Tidelands Motor Hotel . . . Times Printing ......... United Gas ................... University Men's and Boy's Shop University State Bank .......... Valian's ........... Warwick Hotel .......... Wessendorff, Nelms 84 Co. . . . Wilson Stationery and Printing . . G. F. Wimberly Service Station . . . . . . . Wyatt Metal and Boiler Works . . Ye Olde College Inn ......... York Transport Co. . . 324 333 335 318 320 310 336 312 313 341 341 310 312 342 332 338 326 328 327 311 340 332 316 318 309 338 344 332 314 344 332 307 326 336 330 334 339 324 308 . . . compliments of. . . l'IIE BIIIYA CL T www Kgs xx sms sm ms ww n ' ss .Q w. ,nam NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION 'Noiez If you don'+ know wha? Bioya sfands for, see edifor. mm: uw is 1 5 ms Aaron, H. G. ..... ,, , Abel, G. E. .... . Abraham, T. D. ... ,,, Adams, J. H. ... .,, Ahrens, A. E. Albers, K. H. Alberlson, D. G. Alcorn, W. B. ..... Aldredge, H. R. Aldridge, J. P. Alford, S. J. Allen, H. C. Allen, J. R. Allen, L. .... Allen, L. L. Allen, S. .....,.. , , , Allspach, E. A. .. Alvord, D. W. ... ... Ambrose, J. E. ..... Amerman, D. W. Anderson, D. K. ,... ... Anderson, G. F. Anderson, J. L. .... Neil D. Anderson, Anderson, V. G. Anderson, W. J. ..... ... Angerslein, G. D. Arbaugh, R. E. .. Arhos, V. ....... ... Armslrong, G. L. Armslrong, J. F. Arnold, J. B. ..... . Arnold, L. K. ...,.... Aronson, N. N. Jr Arlhur, R. M. ...... Ascherfeld, R. J. Alkms, M. S. ....... ... Avellanef, A. H. Bagley, R. J. Bahn, D. P. Bailey, M. E. .. Baird, J. B. Baker, J. G. Baldwin, F. W. .. Bandy, J. l. ..... Barber, R. G. Barfiel d,J. N. ... ... Barer, J. W. .. 9 Barnes, B. K. . Barnes, D. M. ... ... Barnes, J. R. ... ... BarneH', D. M. ... ... Barnum, D. B. ... ... Barlh, K. F. Barlon, C. E. .. Bafes, W. H. ... ... Baudal, N. P. .... Bauman, B. A. ... ... Bean, V. A. Beard, N. S. Beck, J. C. ........ Beckenlaach, E. S. Beldon, M. l. ...... Belschner, A. K. Benne'r'l', H. M. .. Benson, V. K. .. Berkman, M. R. Berman, M. L. ... . .. Berrong, T. E. ... ... Berrv, C. L. ....... Berfhiaume, S. J. Berlin, J. J. ...... ... Besf, D. L. Bells, S. L. Bevers, R. J. .... Binford, J. R. ... . .. Black, W. D. .. Black, W. H. .... Blackslone, R. C. Blair, C. M. ..... Blake, E. S. ...... Blocher, J. M. . . ... Bloom, M. G. ... . . . Bluelhman, R. G. Blums, L. W. ..... .. . STUDENT INDEX Boardman, C. J. . .. ... I36 Boalman, S. ..... ... I I8 Boddie, W. L. .... . .. I44 Bohn, P. ........ .. I I8 Bolcling, J. C. ... ... I44 Bond, A. M. .. II8 Bone, E. D. ...... I52 Booker, H. W. ... ... I52 Boon, J. D. .... I44 Boone, K. R. .. ... I44 Boone, M. A. II8 Bordelon, K. ... ... I36 Borgsledfe, P. .... ,., I I8 Borland, D. L. ...... I00 Boucher, G. W. . .. ... I52 Bourassa, R. R. .. ... I2B Bowden, M. ... ... I36 Bowen, C. M. ... ... I36 Bowers, H. R. ... ... I52 Braden, W. B. ... ... l28 Bradley, C. A. .. ... l28 Branard, B. .... ... I I8 Brandl, K. G. .. IOO Brashear, J. P. ... ... I52 Brasher, T. F. . . ... l28 Brasl, D. L. ...... I28 Breard, M. D. ... . . . I36 Breedlove. M. N. .. ... II8 Breihan, R. W. .. ... I52 Brennan, C. ..... ... I I8 Brennan, J. H. .... ... I44 Bremicker, R. W. .. ... I00 Bresky, M. R. II8 Brewer, C. W. ... ... l48 Brewer, N. C. .. IOO Brice, J. W. .. ... I44 Briggs, R. ... ... IOO Mwm.m ..... .Huw Briqhf, J. W. .. I36 Brifo, D. ...... ... l28 Broad, T. M. ...... I52 Broadfool, J. E. ... .. , I44 Brock, J. H. .... IOO Brody, G. L. ... ... I36 Broesche, B. . .. ...'lOl Bronson, J. D. .. ... l36 Brooke, M. .... ,,, I I8 Brooks, R. A. .. ... I44 Brooks, V. A.... IIB Broughlon, C. .. ... I I8 Brown, G. D. II8 Brown, J. P. .. ... lOl BFOWI1. L. O. .. ... I36 Brown, L. E. ... ... l44 Brown, R. M. .. ... l44 Bruner, B. IOI Brunn, T. F. ... ... I28 Bryan, J. ......... ... I l8 Bryanl, W. A. ...... I44 Bucek, W. E. ......,. lOl Buchschacher, P. W. .. . .. I36 Buck, M. ..,........ ... I44 Buckley, M. P. ..... I36 Bulbrook, H. W. ... ... l0l ' Bullard, N. J. .,.. ... I IB Bullock, T. E. .. ... lOl Bullock, K. A. .. ... I I8 Bunger, R. H. .. I28 Bunn. S. M. ..... l36 Burdick, D. E. . .. ... I48 Burka, P. J. ... ... I52 Burke, J. J. .... IOI BurkeH', N. J. ,. IOI BurneH', M. D. .. ... I44 Burns, R. S. ... ... l28 Burrell, L. F. ... . .. I24 Burris, F. .... . . . I I8 Builer, J. ..... ... I l8 Buller, M. H. .. ... I44 Bynum. G. N. .. l28 Byrd, H. D. ........ I52 C Caddell, L. J. . .. ... I52 Calahan, L. W. .... I44 Caldwell, D. L. ... ... I52 Calfee, J. E. .... I52 Calkins, M. A. ... II9 Callaway, G. R. . Calvin, A. B. Campbell, T. B. . Candler, J. L. .. Canlrell, C. .... . Cardenas, C. G. . Cargill, L. R. Carnes, G. E. Carpenler, D. B. . Carfwrighl, E. M. Carulhers, P. A. . Cashen, J. ..... . Caslroll, R. S. Chamness, T. H. . Champion, J. M. Chandler, R. W. Chapman, T. B. .. Challield, J. N. . Cherry, E. A. Cherry, A. ..... . Childers, M. .... . Chrisfian, J. W. . Chrislianson, G. B Chrisfoffel, J. G. Chrisfoffer, M. W. Clark, G. O. .... . Clark, J. B. .... . Clark, O. L. Clarke, B. L. Clayfon, J. D. Cloplon, J. W. .. Clymer, J. C. Cofer, H. .... . Cohen, B. M. .. Coil, M. M. Cole, D. .... . J Cole, . A. .. Cole, J. D. . .. Cole, J. H. Cole, R. W. Collard, W. .. Collefl, R. L. .. Combs, A. .... Comer, W. S. .. Como, P. R. Coney, L. H. .. Conner, B. ..... . Conner, W. H. .. Cook, E. ..... . Cook, J. Cook, J. T. Cooke, E. G. .. Cooke, J. C. .. Cooley, T. E. Cooney, N. F. Coppaqe, D. L. .. Cordell, T. L. .. Cornell, J. .... Cornell, P. H. Corfes, G. H. Couller, M. F. Cox, B. D. Cox, H. E. Craiq, D. G. .. Crider, J. E. .... . Cronfel, R. L. Crocker, E. J. Cruikshank, J. E. . Crufcher, H. .... . Cubaniss, J. T. Cummings, L. A. . Cumminrxs, W. D. Currie, F. L. .... . Curry, D. R. L .... Dalabs, R. W. .. Daly, H. E. .. Davenporl, B. .. Davis, B. J. Davis, D. . . . . Davis, J. . Davis, . . . . Davis, . . . . . Davis, S. Davis, T. . . . . r-E- P? 2:9 Davis, W. H. .... . Dawson, C. R. Day, D. Day, L. A. Dean, A. L. .. Dean, J. C. Dean, O. R. ..... .... Debney, G. C. Deegan, J. F. .... .... Dehlinger, M. A. ... ,,,, Delaney, W. E. ... ,,,, Demoss, D. D. Dennis, B. G. ,... .... Dennis, W. A. Devlin, D. .... . Diaz, A. M. ..... ,... Dickinson, W. E. . .. .... Dlx, W. S. ...... Dixon, D. ..... . Dixon, J. C. Dodd, K. W. .... Dodge, R. K. ...... . . .. Donaldson, M. L. .. .... Donnell, W. A. .. .... Donnelly, A. M. .. ,,, , Doolen, S. D. Dossey, E. M. Dofson, D. A. Dory, J. R. Dory, S. G. Downs, H. E. Doyle, J. C. Drosre, C. S. Dubuy, C. A. .... .... Dudsan, G. H. .. .... Duke, J. A. ..... .... Dukelow, J. S. . .. .... Duncan, D. .... . Dunlop, D. S. Dunnam, D.C. Dupee, J. P. ..... .... Durham, J. A. . .. . . .. Dycus, J. S. Dyer, M. N. Dyer, R. R. Dyer, W. G. Eady, J. E. Eager, J. J. Ebanks, G. K. Ebels, P. E. Edmonson, N. .. Edmundson, E. ... .... Edwards, G. S. .. .. Edwards, J. D. .. .. Edwards, V. H. .. Ellzey, M. L. ....... . . Embry, E. J. ........ . . Emmenecker, C. S. Emmerfon, M. E. Enfield, M. C. .. . . Engberg, J. ..... .... Engelberl, P. B. .. . . . . Eppley, G. ...... . . . . Erickson, L. R. . . . . . Erskine, D. L. .. Efrel, E. E. Eubank, W. E. Evans, J. M. Ewing, J. A. . ....,.. Farfel, L. G. ...... . . .. Farmer, D. E. . .. . . . . Farmer, R. F. . . . . . . . Fafio, T. J. Felder, M. J. Ferguson, E. J. .. .. . . Fersfenfeld, L. H. .. . . . . . Files, D. E. ...... .. .. Filson, J. R. ..... .... Findling, J. E. ..... .... Finklesfein, J. L. . .. ... . Finlayson, B. A. . .. .... Fischer, D. J. ... . . .. Fisher, C. H. .... Fisher, F. ...... . Fisher, R. W. .... .... Firrs, R. L. ...,.... . . . . Fil-zgerald, L. C. ... .. . . Firzgerald, P. T. .. .. . . Flake, B. P. Flercher, C. R. ... ... . Floyd, R. H. . . . Flynn, W. B. . . . Fody, S. ..... . J. H. L. M. .. Freeman, P. A. .. D. ..... Fry, J. H. .... Funderburk, L. W. .. Gaedke, R. M. .... Gaffney, M. D. .... Foofe, F. L. Fos+er, J. L. Fousf, A. L. Fowler, G. E. Fowler, Fowler, Fowler, R. W Fox, J. T. Friend, Frosch, D. J. Frosl, M. A. Fugaie, J. K. Fuller, M. J. Ful'l'on, R. L. Furey, W. N. Gaddis, J. L. Gale, G. A. Gale, W. A. Gallaway, M. M. Gardner, J. A. .... . .. Garling'l'on, R. J. ... .. . Garon, H. ..,... GarreH', E. F. ... ... Garrefr, M. A. ... ... Garrefr, M. L. .. Gee, H. ........... ... George, B. A. ...... Gerchsheimer, M. ... .. Germann, J. R. .. Garfz, M. K. Gales, D. L. Gerke, J. H. Gibbs, R. K. Gibson, B. F. Gibson, D. E. ... ... Gilbert J. H. ... . . . Gilberr, L. L. Gilbreafh, D. J. ... ... Gill, D. H. ...... Gilliland, J. N. . .. . . . Gillespie, C. Gillespie, ' D. T. .... ... GilleH'e, S. M. ... ... Gillman, B. B. ... ... Gips, M. B. Giraud, C. W. ... ... Glass, Glynn, S. ........ P. C. Goddard, J. A. .. Goddard, S. J. .... Goldw ire, H. Goode, J. V. Gordon, G. D. ... .. . Gordy, M. K. ..... Gorman, W. A. . .. ... Gosling, F. W. .. Gosnel Gosse, I,H. ...... C.C. Graber, R. .... . . . L. ..... Grabiner, S. Grady, D. H. Grady, Gragg, J. E. Graham, B. Graham, J. T. ... ... Graham, R. D Green, Green, Green, Green, Green, B. ..... C C D. D. H. G. L Greene, E. R. ... .. . Greene, J. M. ..... Greenwood. A. W. .. .. . Greqory, J. S. .. C. ....... , R. V. Greer, E. J. Griffis, Groves, M. D. Groves Grubbs, G. Guillory, J. V Gunn, J. Guplill, C. A. Gurklis, Gusler, Haase, G. R. ....... .. W.C C. E. ..... .. Haskell, D. . . . Hackley, P. F. .. Haddon, J. C. .. Hagler, M. D. . . . Hall, R. J. ..... . Halfer, E. ....... . Hamilron, C. R. Hamilfon, W. B. .. Hamm, M. R. .. Hammond, J. Hamner B. S. .... . Hamner, J. M. Hanke, J. ..... . Hankins, O. B. .. Hansen, D. R. .. Hansen, F. M. .. Hansen, P. T. Hanson, W. E. .. Harden, J. L. Hardin, H. R. .. Hardin, P. Harper, A. E. Harris, M. F. Harnesberger, R. F Harl, S. J. ...... . Harfman, A. R. . Hariman, R. C. .. Haslings, R. M. .. Haupl, F. G. Hawes, J. M. Hawkes, M. K. .. Hayes, B. ..... . Hayes, C. H. Haygood, F. D. .. Heard, J. G. Heafh, D. R. Helmen, C. E. .. Hembree, E. M. . Henderson, J. D. Henry, J. M. .... Hendrickson, B. l. Hendrix, J. W. .. Hensley, F. .... . Hermann, T. Herring, R. B. Herschman, H. R. Herz, I. M. .... . Heyck, T. W. .. Heyne, S. J. Hierfh, M. M. .. Hild, L. D. .... . Hilgers, H. W. .. Hull, C. D. .... . Hill, E. C. Hill, G. S. Hull, H. H. Hiller, S. P. Hills, P. ....... . Hirshfield, J. A. . Hobgood, G. W. Hoch, M. ...... . Hochman, J. S. .. Hoffman, H. Holland, J. E. Hollenburger, J. J. Hollinshead, M. G. Hollon, J. A. .... . Holmes, D. B. Holr, P. N. Honiq, E. .... . Hood, R. A. Hoover, R. A. .. Hoover. R. B. .. Horp, K. P. ..... . Hornish, D. M. .. Houk, R. L. Howard, B. L. .. Haward, G. .. Howell, M. G. .. Howells, E. M. Hubbard, W. B. .. Huberl, F. W. .. Hudson, H. S. .... Hudson, J. A. ... Hudspelh, J. R. .. Huff, P. C. Hughes, B. G. .. Hughes, S. D. .. Hull, C. L. Hun'l', D. Hurlbu'l', J. ... . Hurlbuf, J. E. .... . Huichins, K. G. HyaH', H. . . .. IgIehar'I', S. C. Ingram, M. .... Irwin, F. M. Irwin, L. J. .... .. Isgren, C. E. ........ . . . . Jackson, A. P. ..... ... . Jackson, B. W. .. .. Jackson, P. .... Jacobson, A. R. . . . . .. Jaeger, M. K. Janovy, T. A. .. .... Jarboe, D. M. .. .. . . Jarvis, G. ,.... .. . . Jeanes,J.K. JekeI, R. N. ... Jenkins, R. W. . . . ... . Jennings, J. K. ... .... Jennings, T. A. .. ... . Je'H', L. A. .... .... Jiannas, J. A. ... .. .. Jodeif, M. A. Johnson, G. .. . . Johnson, J. L. ... . . . . Johnson, J. L. . .. .... Johnson, J. ...... . . . Johnson, N. C. ... .. . . Johnson, P. J. .... .... Johnsfon, A. L. . . .. .. Johns+on, J. C. .. ... . Johnsfon, J. D. . . .. . . Johnsfone, D. I Johnsfone, E. E Jones, F. G. .... . . . . Jones, J. E. .... . . . . Jones,J.M.... Jones, N. L. .. ... . Jones, P. L. Jones, R.A.... Jones, T. L. Jordan, D. N. . . . . . . Jordan, C. S. .... . . . . Jordan, E. C. Jordan, F. N. .. .... Jordan, H. F. ... .... Jungie, L. A. ......... . . . . Kahn, M. E. ......... .. Kaminsky, R. Kanher, M. T. Ka pIan, C. .... . . Kassanoff, I. Kay, C. B. Keany, F. M Keaiing, K. . Keaiing, R. F. iw Keiih, H. T. . .. .. Kell, J. ....... .. KeIIey, T. A. Kellogg, K. G. KeIIough, J. J. Kelly, F. s. .... .. KeIIy, K. .... Kemp, G. Kemp, H. ..... .. Kenf, M. J. .. Kenfer, D. L. Kerbow, P. L. .. . . . Key, J. W. .... .. Key, P. L. . .... .. Kiergan, S. E. Kilgore, H. C. Kirgore, T. A. Kimzey, S. L. Kindf, K. King, B. R. .. King, D. R. .... -- King, R. P. ...... -- Kippie. C. D. Kirkpafrich, P. Kifchell, J. R. Knighi, W. J. Knudsen, C. . .. - - Knuison, D. L. KoI:as,D.G.... Koehl, M. F. Koehn, M. J. Koilenberq, C. Koonce, K. T. Kramer, M. J. KreigeI, A. .... - - Krisiinik, R. ..... . Krivin, W. R. ..... . Kusnehky, P. A. .... KuHIer, J. R. .... . KuykendaII, D. S. KyneH', S. S. ...... . L La Berge, G. R. Lack, M. ....... . Lacy, M. ....... . Lamkin, T. G. .... . Landford, B. A. .. Lanius, J. W. Larner, J. W. .... Larson, D. D. .... La++a, W. A. .... Laifimer, B. ...., . Laughlin, S. L. . .. Laux, J. P. .... . Lawler, M. D. . . .. Laws, J. W. .... . Lawson, H. J. . Lawson, J. Q. Layne, K. E. . .. Lecuna, A. . . Lee, M. ...,.. . Leffingweii, R. . . . Lehigh, W. R. . Lemon, D. L. . . .. Lenoir, C. A. .... . Leonard, M. E. Lesser, H. A. . . .. Lesser, M. E. Leischer, C. E. Lewis. R. C. .... . Licklider, R. E. Liaon, W. H. LiIIieH, R. W. . . .. Lindamood, E. Lindsey, A. .... Lindsey, T. ..... . Lipscomb, M. A. LiH'Ieiohn,'W. L. Lifzmann, M. M. Liveiv, R. H. .... . LIovd, D. ....... . Lockerd, R. M. LockeI I', J. L. . . . . Lodge, C. D. .. Loeb, M. P. .... . Loeser, W. R. Lohr, D. E. Long, B. B. .. Long, B. G. .. Lonq, C. F. Lorber, M. .. Loveioy, D. ..... . Loveioy, D. B. Love'H, A. R. .. Lowe, J. B. .. Lubinski, L. . . .. Lucas, R. D. .... . Ludeman, C. W. Ludwig, G. K. .... Luedfke. E. J. .... Lunsford, J. S. Lunh, M. B. Lynch, M. A. ....... Mc McBride, M. A. McCain, L. L. McCanis, M. M. .. McCarIey, D. K. . .. McClain, W. M. .. McCIay, H. C. McCIeary, S. H. McCIeIIand, M. W. . McCracken, M. C. . McCuIIar, J. ...... . McCuIIey, J. W. McCuIIouqh, R. B. .. McDonaId, C. K. .. McDonald, C. D. McDonald, W. J. .. McDouqaId, J. D. .. McDuff, L. P. .... . McEIrea'l'h, J. B. .... McFarIand, R. W. .. McGahee, C. .... . McGowan, P. P. McC-Bowen, J. H. Mclniosh, C. J. Mclniosh, J. W. Mcinfosh, T. S. McKee, R: L. . McKeown, T. K. McKinney, K. W McKiHrick, B. S. McLeskey, J. J. McNamara, A. C McQueary, R. E McS+ay, J. E. . MCWHIYISF, R. Q Macnab, A. Maguire, M. P. Mahone, R. Maiors, S. B. . Malone, P. E. Manning, M. K. Manry, P. A. .. Marcus, N. W. Marshall, D. O Marshall, E. C. MarsI1aII, R. D. Marr, C. F. Mariin, H. T. . Marfin, R. .... Marfin, R. S. . Mariin, W. P. . Mariinei, G. .. Mason, H. F. . Mason, I. C. .. Massin, E. K. , Masferson, L. K MaH'ox, J. T. . Maffox, R. E. . Maurer, W. L. Maxfield, R. R. Maxfed, M. M. MaxweII, M. E. May, A. C. .. May, C. L. Mayes, B. W. Mayo, C. C. .. Mayor, T. H. . Meador, C. E. Meadows, C. J. Meiners, F. A. Melion, J. G. MendeII, J. S. Menelaides, J. Mercer, G. P. Merriman, N. H Meyer, A. E. . Meyer, M. S. Meyer, V. H. . Middleion, W. Midkiff, C. Milbank, M. D. Miller, A. L. . MiIIer, B. MiIIer, B. J. .. MiIIer, C. A. . MiIIer, D. W. . MiIIer, G. E. . Miller, M. R. . MiIIer, M. A. .. MiIIer, M. J. . Miller, R. F. .. Milligan, C. .. Mills, E. L. Minear, J. Mireies, R. MiI'cheII, J. T. MiI'cI1eII, W. E. Mixon, D. A .. Monigomery, B A Monfgomery, L. B Monfqomery, R. F M Moody, R. . Moore, B. Moore, B. M. Moore, G. R. Moore, H. E. . Moore, L. . . .. Moore, L. . .. Moore, M. .... Moore, M. A. . Moore, M. H. Moore, P. .... Moore, W. J. . Morgan, H. .. Morris, M. Morris, P. S. .. Morris, J. S. Morris, T. B. .. Morrison, G. A. .. .... Morrison, M. L. .. .. Morriss, J. S... Moses, S. W. . Moss, F. E. Mounf, C. Moyer, B. M. Much, K. .......... . . Muchmore, C. A Mullen, J. W. .... .. Mullins, R. ..... .. Mundis, J. A. .. .. Murphy, F. ...... .. Murphy, G. D. Murphy, J. T. .. .. Murray, T. O. .. .. Myrick, M. A. ..... .. Nagy, V. .... . Nasby, R. D. .. Na+hans, S. H. Neal, W. W. . Neece, G. A. . Neil, P. M. Neuner, W. ... Newfon, G. K. Neyland, W. E. .. .. Nichols, R. E. . Nilsson, M. H. Nirken, M. H. Nixon, C. .... . Nixon, W. S. ... .. Nolen, R. L. .. Norman, P. R. .. Norrell, M. J. Norrod, F. P. .... .. Norvell, J. C. Norwood, E. C. .. .. Nugen+, R. M. Nusiad, P. N. ..,....... .. O Oaks, R. Q. .... .. .. Ocker, M. B. . .. .- O'Leary, M. ... .. Olsen, K. C. .. .. Olsen, W. E. .. Olson, E. J. ... .. O'Quinn, J. M. . . .. Orchard, J. C. Osborn, L. ....... . . Osborne, J. L. Oshman, M. K. Owen, C. ..... .. Owen,W.L. .- Owsley, D. .. Paige, M. A. ......... .. Paine, J. M. . .. .. Paine, S. C. . .. .- Painier, S. S. .... .. Pankrah, J. M. Pannill, W. P. .. .. Pardue, L. H. .. .. Pardue, P. Parker, B. A. . . . - Parker, N. ..... . . Parks, B. A. ...... .. Parmley, J. A. Parnell, C. L. .. -. Parr, J. O. Parrish, D. L. .. .. Pairick, A. G. PaH'erson, C. D. .... .. Pa'H'on, J. W. .... .. Paul, G. ...... .. Payne, D. C. .. . . Peck, E. J. .. Peden, J .K. ..... .- Peden, M. C. ...... .. Pendergrass, J. Penningfon, O. Perkins, D. D. .... .. Perre+, R. F. .. Perry, L. S. Pefers, C. J. . .. .. Pefers, E. J. .. Pefers, P. D. ..... .. Peharson, J. W. Peferson, N. B. Peferson, P. ...... .. Pe'H'igrew, C. S. .. . . PeHus, A. R. Pflug, W. ...... ... Phears, W. L. .. Phelps, B. P. ... ... Phillips, A. J. .. .. . Phillips, R. E. .. Philbrook, B. . .. ... Philbrook, P. ..... ... Phyihian, T. A. Pickard, K. A. PickeH', J. M. .. Pierce, T. R. ... ... Pieiri, J. H. .. Pillow, P. A. . . . . . . Piper, J. P. ..., Pipes, P. B. ...... Pizzifola, P. L. .... . . . Plunguian, C. .. ... Poage, G. N. .. ... Poinseff, J. L. .... . . . Pollard, C. ..., ... Pool, J. R. Poole, B. B. .... Porier, T. H. Pofh, D. .... . Powers, E. L. ... .. . FrescoH, C. L. PrescoH, C. Y. Presfon, G. ...... . . . Price, F. C. ....... Prideaux, G. D. Pucke'H'e, P. E. Puls, J. C. ..... Rabke,W.E.... Raby, C. L. ..... Rader, T. E. ..,.... . . . Raesener, L. A. ... ... Raesz, G. E. ..... Ragon, L. ........ . . . Ragsdale, M. E. ... ... Rainbow, M. W. Raines, E. L. ..... Rambo, R. ....... . . . Ramsey, D. A. Rafher, D. ..... . . . Rafkin, C-3. A. ... ... Raschke, D. C. .. Rainer, L. ..... . . . Ray, W. H. ..... . .. Rawson, R. D. .... Reasoner, D. L. .... ... Reasoner, H. M. ... ... Reavis, J. H. ... . . . Reding, J. T. ... ... Redmond, C. A Reece, J. C. .... Reeder, H. A. Reedy, D. E. Reeves, C. E. . .. ... Reid, R. ....... . . . Reifel, G. ,..... . . . Rembel, D. A. Respess, J. R. Revis, R. ,........ . . . Reynolds, J. G. ... .. . Reynolds, N. T. ., ... Reynolds, R. V. ... ... Reynolds, T. ..... ... Rhine, P. G. .... Rhodes, J. M. .... Rhodes., S. ...... ... Richards, J. J. Richards, W. A. .. Richardson, M. V. ... .. . Richeson, G. W. .. . .. Richmond, J. C. ... ... Richfer, M. L. Ricken, V. Y. .... Ricks, S. B. ......... Rider, J. K. ........... ... Riemenschneider, B. R. ... ... Riley, C. P. . .......... Riier, S. ......... . . . Rober'l', C. J. .... . . . Roberfs, J. P. .... . . . Roberls, L. A. Roberis, R. D. Roberfson, H. .... . .. Robinson, S. S. Robson, R. R. . Rodarle, J. R. Rodd, R. ........ . - - Roehr, M. G. .... Roeser, F. J. . Rogers, S. E. .. Rogers, W. F. Rollefson, A. A. Rollier, J. Ronan, E. R. .. Rose, D. F. Rosenberg, D. E Rosenfhal, J. M. Roih, T. M. Rowland, J. P. Royse, H. H. .. Rucker, E. B. .. Rucker, H. W. Rude, F. J. Ruhlen, R. L. . Rulfs, J. L. Runnels, L. K. . Runnels, P. H. . Sale, C. L. Saliiel, J. .... . Sammis, S. M. . Samuelson, L. A Sanders, F. C. Sasse, B. E. Sauer, M. L. .. Scherer, R. B. . Schier, J. E. .. Schilrz, R. J. . SchlaH'er, E. D. Schleefer, J. B. Schneider, W. O Scholl, D. J. .. Schroeder, D. . Schudy, A. .... Schverak, J. M Schwade, J. L. ScoH, C. D. ScoH', M. S. .. ScoH, M. A. .. Scrivner, N. C. Seaberg, R. A. Searcy, E. H. . Sessions, T. F. . Severs, G. M. . Sewell, V. L. . Sexion, L. A. , Seyer, F. C. .. Shaddock, C. A Shamblin, A. W Shanblum, J. H Shaner, G. A. Shannon, P. L. Sharp, D. D. .. Sharp, F. W. .. Shaw, J. A. Shawver, D. M Shepherd, C. S Shier, D. E. .. Shinoda, P. S. . Simpson, R. L. . Sims. W. B. .. Sinclair, J. 'L. . Sisk, J. M. .. SiHon, V. B. .. Sivess, C. E. .. Skaff, P. L. .. Skebo, C. M. . Skiles, G. F., . . Sklar, L. S. .... Slaughier, A. P. Slauahfer, B. J. Smelley, M. E. Smifh, A. R. .. Smi+h, F. A. .. Smiih, F. L. .. Smifh, G. ,... . Smifh, J. M. .. Smirh, L. E. .. Smifh, M. S. .. Smifh, R. A. .. Smifh, S. M. .. Smifh, W. J. .. Smyser, S. D. . Sneed, J. D. . Snyder, C. D .. Snyder, N. D. . Souchek, J. Sou+h, J. R. .. Spafford, S. A. Sparling, P. S. . Sparkman, P. L. Speer, G. W. . Spence, G. W. . . .. . Spruance, A. .... Srambler, H. L. . .. ... Sfanron, R. J. ..,.... . . . Sfegmeyer, ' C. H. . . .. . Sfeinkruger, F. J. .. . . . Sfellman, H. M. ... Sfellman, T. A. .. Sfephens, J. A. .. S+ephens, P. J. . . Sre+son, C. L. Sfewarcl, C. .... . Siewarf, S. S. Sfiff, J. G. . . .. S+iH', J. H. Sfrange, P. R. S'l'uari', J. ..... . Sulik, J. R. .... . Sullivan, D. C. .. Sullivan, D. P. .. Summer, J. G. .. Swilley, E. L. ... ... Swinburn,, J. C. ..... ... Tadema, K. ......... .. . Talkingion, P. C. . . .. . Tanner, R. N. .... . . . Tarranl, M. R. .. Tafe, D. ...... . Tafe, G. W. Tarum, J. P. Taylor, B. B. Taylor, H. F. Taylor, J. B. Teal, D. F. .... . Teasley, D. O. .. Tennison, W. L. . . . . . . Terrell, C. ....... . . . Terrell, S.. ...... Thames, H. D. .. Tharp, D. B. Thom, G. B. Thomas, D. C. . . . . . . Thomas, E. .... Thomas, S. L. Thomason, J. L. Thomason, J. M. .. . . . Thompson, F. B. . . . Thompson, R. R. .. Thompson, W. L. . . . .. Thomson, J. R. .. Thorman, D. F. . . . .. . Thornall, N. .... . Tickle, T. R. Taghe, P. A. ..... ... Tilson, M. D. Timme, R. P. TiH-, M. A. Tobey, M. C. Tolliver, B. L. ..... Tompkins, D. D. ... .. . Touhey, J. E. . .. . . . Travis, J. K. .... . Treybig, J. G. Trichell, M. C. .. Trickey, S. B. .. Trulan, M. A. ... .. . Tucker, C. E. . .. ... Tucker, J. N. .. Turk, W. H. ..... ... Turner, A. D. . .. .. . Turner, M. R. . .. . . . Turner, R. W. .. . .. . Tufhill, E. W. . .. . . . TuHle, P. A. .......... . . . Uhrig, A. J. .. Ulbrich, L. L. Underhill, W. V Unruh, J. B. ........... . . . Vadala, A. .......... ... Vale, W. .,.. . Van Olphen, H. Van Orden, F. .... Vanzanf, E. A. ..... . . . Vaughan, H. M. Vaughn, M. H. .. . . . Vesecky, J. F. Vickers, B. A. . . . . . . Viciery, D. H. . .. ... Vicfor, l. A. .. Viebig, D. ...... . . . Vincenf, J. B. . . . .. . Vincenf, R. L. ... . . . Vineyard, B. J. .. . . . Vogi, S. E. ........ . . . Von Schrilfz, D. Vopai, V. ........... . . . Waddel, J. ......... .. . Wadcly, P.A. Wade, J. .... . Wade, J. E. .. Weisman, A. . . . .. . Walker, H. R. . . . . . . Walker, J. E. . .. . . . Walker, M. R. . . . . . Wall, C. R. ......, . . . Walpole, C. E. ...... .. . Walfermire, E. Warers, L. T. .... . . . Ward, J. ....... . . . Ward, J. U. ...... . . . Ward, L. L. ........... . . . Warrenburg, W. R. .... . . . Wafers, L. A. ....... . . . Wafson, F. E. ..... . . . Waifers, J. A. . . . .. WaH's, A. E. . . WaH's, R. K. Wayne, J. A. Weaver, L. A. . .. . .. Weaver, R. . .. Webb, M. R. Weber, R. A. . Weinberg, R. E Weiss, T. G. .. Wellborn, C. H. Wells, R. O. .. Werner, D. J. . Werner, J. G. Wesf, P. L. Wheeler, S. J. Wheeler, S. R. Whipple, T. S. Whiiaker, L. N. Whiiman, V. .. Whiimire, B. L. Whifwell, W. K Wicker, R. A. . Wilcox, J. S. .. Williams, C. R. Williams, J. L. Williams, J. M. Williams, P. C. Williams, W. O Wilmo'l', J. C. Wilson, A. S. .. Wilson, B. A. . Wilson, D. . . . . Wilson, J. .... Wilson, J. C. . Wilson, J. M. Wilson, R. . . . . Wilson, R. G. . Wilson, T. R. .. Winchesier, S. E Windrow, J. R. Winslow, M. E. Winfer, S. R. . WiHe, A. .... . Wolf, J. E. Wolverfon, C. T Womack, R. A. Wood, M. M. . Wood, M. K. . Wood bury, R. S Woods, C. R. . Woods, P. .... Woodson, M. B Wooien, D. Wooien, D. C. Woofen, S. C. Wrighf, D. L. . Wrighf, R. Wrighf, R. P. . Yarborough, J. M Yingling, C. D. Young, J. A. .. Young, J. F. .. Young, J. M. .. Zerby, J. C. .. Zof, G. . . . . Clolorlrress, Inc. 6721 NORTH LAMAR ' ' Ausnu, rsxAs 6, -0 f- -of U6 U -4,19 -V ,fb sy 0. -by -'G p Campanile ec 0-,s ,OJGQGQQZQV - 050665506019 C5 ego, e,5?f?0o 4162 QW 006 61? Q9 9 'mf the Memorlfal Q. J. ' .5 Q7 by zoo 306 lb' 2613, 0,9 f controversia 0 Om l'0mlSC Oar we as 0 W se- Q by not ff QE 6963.563 C3,- 661 Q 6'Q,Qg'fP5 '50, if ' V I 0 Wayne Hanson, student body presldent, reported toa of5.,O'fis3 900660 655013600 6 Oo geo Such the Rice Student Senate Wednesday night the results of at Q GQ'o'z0ac,'?s,:1L'? 303,95 O0 S . . . df 1' - ' committee conference with Dr. J. R. Sims, Dr. G. H. Rich? W be '10 '525'f214,.Q,bofb , J ' ter and Dr. W. V. Houston concerning the establishment oi. Q' 0 'Q' 600464-Q'Q1 1 a publications board to handle Campanile censorship Thia A 67 'J 20 board, as now set up, would have Dr. Sims, the editor c Q 0 the Campanile and the faculty adviser of the Campanile :QS Q0 Q, Qp voting members, with an observer from the Student Senatfbd wg? qw 0 Dr. Sims would have veto power over any and all matte1760'0,6'3e6 0 Last week, the Thresher went on record as favoriir 'f9g3fS,? QQ6' 09 a Compromise in the Campanile censorship matter. Wl' 9 6,09 je 5 fy we, the student body got, was a sellout-a three man bo1'5:',,o' 54,51-1' fro 170,43 J with one member having veto powers. Our elected offic' 06'-ab? Ju '25 ' ,P accepted the first proposal offered. We supposedly 26046, ' Q 06. QQ. ' 15? away with the dreaded one man censorship and got anot at 06, OQQ9 type of one man censorship in return. The Student Sent' lj? Q, '36 O G0 6' our elected leade1-S, approved this board without one New 'io QP QQ, 050 senting vote-without one dissenting vote. g'bgf000j?a,G ' .5556 049, P0 , L56 Our elected officers seem to feel that this typ 'o'91,0 X'553?',iOGvQ6 9.5.0, 65525659 8 'P board, its decisions open to veto at any time, would n ax, '62, 0123 060, 'Zio A G 9 theless enlighten Dr. Sims on certain matters conce'55'0, 0419, Of- 00, '90 23 r '52, the Campanile that he had never realized before. Butlwsovbb wk? 'P cf'5g,Q,Q'25,5 00 ,W .Q QQ 00 our elected officers fail to realize is that we've bei 069' foe oogjebe C5 '33, ' 23 Q1 ltjftzd, -Sy, 'iff tempting to enlighten Dr. Sims, and his predecessorsruw Q60 015.386 .9828 ,fi oj'5'o,b,Q ,3 00, 9053 G 4'1- time immemorial, and our enlightenment only happ' !Z,eg.J,96fs006oQ5 fb: 0 egfvagjsaya Ovary 93' Q go in one ear and eventually come out the other. f368'?,zQPql: Cf lbffgei 1332 fo Cf? 6'43J P3bQ Lb 5 'Cz 6 s For the first time our elected officers could hav' 6308 f3fSbff0.,,Q3 Qlwap C5 Giaagaoebgflfs Z4 O 00 68 O , , , 1 0' r? X . Q' 92 .L Q . o -9 'Q J their ground, could have hitched up their pants, ai ch Gb, 'iwoffslsv 5 2, 153521 fb 'oQ,0'34f'4, 'ig VQJQOG5 '05, Q20 Worm, BJ, . ' . . . , - :ps , No. What good IS this type of publicatlon board? F4 O 6 'Ya Q0 06636 WQZQJAU 0070 ,N?1,Q6'9bQ,J Z3 4.95 Q 6 W' WN, A. the Rice student body could have stood on its two I -533. 0 QGIJQQQS 6, 0,0 '?fZQQ,'-935, 'isp 'ik 68 .o,6!Qal GQ 000004 gh a,,Ot1ir1fl13,S . . O - ' - G - ' said No, thank you. As usual, nothing would ha 6313, O56 e,,f 0lQq,. gdb fgbcfwfoqyoea Oasis O xg -522,64 Wbenhe 01-glgerbf accomplished as we would be back where we start JO '66, OSOQQ, '44,-,J 20 132. QQ 'ibn 66. 2,500 5 Gaeeeva QQ? 0 ed tbgffl gbesbf . . . . P QS' - no board and 1nd1v1dual censorship, but then WW ,1 fZ9!,06.J'q? bc,.001,5 aoofalh JZGQQQ 605306 0 .9156 os16,j0,4 r 418011. Jnnoceeag . . - Q- ew , N , J change a change when 1t,S the same thing we beg:5 ab 'e,of3 c,o'53K95oOj oQ, of 6806406680 0006 ' J 653,95 fiwonoggo J., elflfrds Lihany its . 1- 0 f' 0 ' 0 OL- Q ca o'- ff if el' elf' . . Q f 0 4 0 0 o w- 1 o Q Qf 1 . 6 Compromise does not mean kowtow. We ask6go5+JO04n Ofgao 006 Q,b'3TJ,j Qj6'e rfeoqffobso' .qffib be QQQQG 'P fiohgj t1f?1ce, if-' Student Senate reconsider this matter. We ask. '33 lfz, ?'20'e6fad, :gem seo or? 0,boQ,0fQo. G0'Q,xh fZ,6f'Q+G'06 -If-020 hojsbman S MUSE:- . . - . . f ' ' C' ' Student Senate reverse its decision at its earl1es'ivQ 6060500 6'0Qj0w0O43,65fOo'05g5.' Q0 O Q-fist? fed.. 'E 06' Otodxsoo 0 drab? to guldahce ience and fail to approve this type of board. We-3,0136 'Pai JfO?9,3g'Qb01,d, 063013 Qvgaxoiwo Qf 51960 mess to begat the' - . F '. O . , the Student Senate for once stand ltS ground. Yorba ogy lb 0 of-0453. QQ, 'TPQ 456, 'X Q0 Q0 0,80 'is-,f42QfQ5!?1a tgefuse ti' For 11 faith as our elected officers. Now keep our faith bbgkft 40,3 '50 ,ZQ5'15,' -Sgjff' ,3QP,,0'f'ep,O, qi 'ggi 9 Go' of Vere Jones P1111 tb avhzg . . . . ' . 4 O G ' ' your disapproval of this publication board. ,LJ 0JQO0o,!j'0oJ ' 45129 O 4398 G! QOQ 00,3080 goo ,sg sb- HZ' gffls HZ' .s-1,ade50 01... 'PZ fb Q? bf X 5 'O . 6 'O fp. ,IA fl- J? Of te . 11829 9 Fe '5' The Th1'6Sl'l61'.21g2lll'l .goes on record as fa' 'Y vf16!2s'6fE1O!f'o'6 b 00l'5a66Q0f'a,,oi'o.96, ',,xo,6j0fO -Sta angffgg pa: FOI, tb abolishment of this publlcation board. The bo '56, ,Q 11-iayzfoff 6. If ,504 ,Zn eager QQ! gloqb Bays ,Jose-PC Jed be jolllb no useful purpose, and one man censorship is 0173? 4 .gQ,! Uf A fo0 ff,6 4aO'WQ?j .5-4? 0 ,zbqygoey 0,3 0 Set by fl'-' polft 'V Kusnst sorship by any name, +50 ' QQ? 60 36 2,0 1,?b?,O.f 'Sex 04? Q? 01222 cf Sgreh. be bam' so QQ! 'QS C, Qc? V! Q! 60 Q? 050 I Sgt!! Sterlw . O 0 00 . A, IDX ,yo 32,5-J4?n Jog 15bo.L-0 GQ! fy, flptlbn Pdayhha ,syks Sc-Ord J 052 Q '4,. 4, 'A 0. 06 fa '00 bo 'fbre Wbe 'gin ' ere felfe of- 49 'fly 'iv 'P V4 61001201 off ' Fe W U, the b'0ug,,' fo 1' -' 'G 46 6 of Gs? 9 if ' - rmit eb f- A4011 tfot 56 1,9 0 - 0 UO fo fy 45 .ff 'Iliff t Bal 11-st -3 SJ- S of I . 001' 011 fo 09 'bv 0 f? X42 02.41 Q40 1 dreds hell' debl Beslli am7U-25.12011-9e I '96, 90 011, Ib lb QVI. CCHS' Of Oth 5: th es U1 Q ' at ZZ GIS' 9,65 QE, '20 gc ,X T 011 C1 e-FS ere e g- ahd . . . I 6 66 9 73 91- ,- R9 60 f' he 617-Soy on tb .were an Rlce IS dead, its student body apathetz 0,0 O0 Gao! Q, Q rice tea, or mi. vos :Qs f gas, O Ju,,1.or 1. el, rc bum . . . f 1 , broken. We are not here by invitation, sg ffiodfig 56' E6 aolfe 'X 9, ar as f01v,,,,h 1 beartbance W ensvr . . . . . Y H- . t - 'G a y grlpe .?,: to quote a d1st1ngu1shed facultx . Gj0l,?2571.fQ6i'-H your heaft Wlth hairs. Vi ,bait of tbr1,Jahe Gcohgrais also beaten, backed against the 'K vb' Gs U build a strong jto Oats Q e 311-0,5 ee, an Watfo sbirit, the spirit ' ? lv, 16' X' tile tio. dvwfd Causfd who 21311 this To 0 r ' 1 - 1 W- - 1 in 0 fha to backbone , - fc, The lfll tbefveryon the we Day ee V 12,0 but man u fjeofflest b ellton I' datese -to sidered to e X do thpv t1Ck19 SZ' I, Ulf d 315-Zhg 113 Sorts '11- .I Vu ' - 1 G, , . 1 I km P - V ,sillly Seejfggfejy tizflybe tb I llbeas ed'L0 39 X toflave S ea 6 pglgaufdaigfiigents wi V ka Is The R12 Jansby's Qflontinued from Page 45 A , l ire able to scale the wall with ly a skirmishor two in the ssing. Co-operation Is The Way g 'As you can probably guess the l ass was about equally green ' either side - being brown on l as you would expect, there ein problems which each , nprepared to meet in i ve new environ- i rood students .hey were, they , lat strange new .g things - by co- e Klan from the North a B nate I B' 'F' fwho used to be Southernersl learned from the Klan from the South lwho used to be North- ernersl how to get honey and make wine - and the Klan from the South fwho used to be North- ernersl learned from the Klan from the North Qwho used to be Southcrnersl how to catch fish 'and make blue berry pie. This second bit of co-operation improved considerably their re- lations. Eventually the Klang began to intermarry fit happens every time.l They didn't live happily ever after but they passed on to each the to- p Sffieeiaiiflibi ill ll 4' hwrf 'N Board l - , - l 71' 'PU ,... O CD Cl- FD 9-9 C- 49 student Se ,ET Q The. special anile Studi 17 ttee on Camp 11 DG i 31 1 far ifh . GATE 4?-31 IQ liysll-VD? a cofflfnl ,eek 'Nvlt I met htis Pas? xx and Pfesldent il Dean Richter, ions board I . i . 1 'ilrcilistony and a pllgm-:ZS approved for the yearboo H of Sims as 19 ' li the mefigerjeto power' apxwl ok camrem the bid 'a nonmoting 013 3 Senate? SQ B mm l X W 'R 0 A l dlgd S ' dent , . Jn , li SW - iaefe' up . IUU5 ' t euld meet' approx f 'fl so - . 01313 6 -P wo ear to Pas ' on 1 but . times a Y 2111 .Jill W. 553115 ri Exec? tjlejr fave .our from Prea - . -1,116 P -qq! e Po1ntfQ at O 1 r 6 idea -getherness was establis talking things over and ing. hgbpelyz 8 Go fs- C' , 965 tj, fb . 'Ilhe Best Wah Q eossta 65 NOW 'rr-Us is af, 'Q S faa,,,f'11,,a fied Q . WAY I KNOW Ofcfbaf 0 we J' aafffe nf-ws Q . Getting togethec gafosolbwas pjbe1,b:Js04,: as tolplvklg 0, things over. 5 91126 nz 640. 321,76 901 Z 'ig d fo 0258 ' 6 I cannot be 5 be S 0115 gy, dll, 6119 55119 'big C109 1 view that the face-S: t'?ffQ if see 1.959 'Ze ,five Soempeg ,V of tb is too immatugi' ,veyiberelfaq 361229 t Cab, '7.P' t65f2, 590126 6 We 9 C, reason. If some ar-.fig fore 'head 5-'ig tpahly 12 at it-Vgb Wobfe ,of are perhaps misplaced. Q90 010 eppr 011 a beyxe ape Was' 555,767 1331 And 11m iust as important -w.. 1709. 0.1-j. de 'isreccdent -919,252 1,8068 :bibs the other view 'which' hoiglfuglini Set Cru obiect to -5' oaeblssary . the piolietwfosfhvoi If the aluffil: alley obiect 'D 'fbg 'Q Q::'Jc 2 ' n thecoiiqirlel Zttiidsnii, eafe crudiw' Wtlhveydlxvere Swdentixz It arse Q dejfpefh to listen o the opini it ififnwlio set the Pgiiiiicgbe- ad 00301085 In student. ls 'lhere is one geahiinpunile and 0,1 PQ 811:55 P11 I What must be don the 195 u other 83 Q79 protest? Simply, talk th 1:1232 which 1 Ieadcg 15? on the can 101 te l ' -f fell . , thomug years. Thiediagg Campanile. X E controver cover of t ' 'stration is Openy 5 'A' t tf ll b' The edmml Q . '12, ac 11 Y, 1 Satifizeil- i oi iiiblef, the E. fill, ' ye Symbolism iiiice of 3 - hog Specifically: C15 Know issues of the C21 Present ly your views 137 See first on how Tl, and the Sac' h ln, Qffbb, points. you can agree wi Swamska, the ends of t e thex IPO ,s-,be other side. - Students Mikes too clo'-Se to ad-' 076 Wd 445 Having eseabiishe Statute Silllme comfort of the l 'freeze tb points of disagreement, Uflftll simon. . is fgj 108.5- again' on those points andxrnims 1 I topheuan lnstilllte in '77-Q1YeO' S80 port argument with a ple Vgielgxilents oi The 32-iii HA Steed Qgkeg irmncss. 9 i r Sold oilf 10 gb .Of i5l Never underestimate stitute haleay. tlicrefore we ii'- D ill'-'J SQ . V. ' ' 1 ' ' . L 5' 0 importance of the proper 923000 zlimlifi the fight lo dopgrioy yt tude. Many protests go unhe.lOYli5er 't Study, OVQY 91 has because to admit the soundn.tliiUl-3 bu the administration Iiza- of the protest would mean Oi Warsl wn student orgzgx or- accept the personality by tlbfokeu LO- laced them wi 1 T - and IGP , - H uSG 0 protestant. mon? tions which it ce 7 'lr ddh fo 566' Sl 11- I. C O 'Z 3 Ei 2 a E CD U7 oi fc U1 pw U3 1- y. sfsb- Ov . 'el abd . - report , 1 All Crab iefytbl' It me A515 ,er this he Senate th' This is one view of how tgamw' . oses. ,. - ,' if but U Of th aqui. ng. up fel-S OO!! HQHSCR, ly usgion of t protest its own pull? W the admmis r . I , c - -e e feabts Je 5215118 Wasexp lease Ut ,ved lwo 3 siting 9' ian S1 -If,-uf' . Slowly but Billing toward mi: . . . - l - 0 . vc ' l' afjhts fowas rx? that ,fwfr iossiblm' of pb book, 'Containing ' Glv muon ls W nie Suveflod - W 1 -'J ' 1 'el,15,. -Dbed t eu tray ' 2-In 4-'bean labor, 'Offs tes -111 ed 0 iff t 121- . 'fP11 We tba ul' el' Sowfzylflg fner. . ekefld ofstll, MQ!!! Ulg- QI' ' Som fjh liiflal ga-V ,,,S0'21e ,fl Crop feffllbg if ' . 0 - '1 ' lifuez, f 11542119 rI e bd Dans allure ' lib! he d 6' W 'Ok ' if eb! QW S 9 . .- I1 1 lv ...- Wes ob l,- 1 Sfu ' '11 H - Pali: . ed 0 l Selma Scelnthms, but as Ye -rung '-1 . gs? -45-'YU' 'J Q-S42 Qual ff. .LGS 21 2965 sS'w Q-'av' '-Conga ig?-rf se? l-3 Pg O S O 25 '4 F1 S il E O T? A 'JU ii lf H G7 'P 'S 5 . Ph 3 9? 5-:J we 52 DJ Orr 223 '55 was 202 N. O 22 is ,,. I4 if- 3- LU :xi Safe gsm? 2. 'E-2? d'g'E tl to the . Ron X ey 1. of I d in 50' ov l Pleifriis of Spring The e xtiiifisrilvixx be well sclgooizcepmby, 2' 51' . Plc C mmell . f W t' fu all . delei, and 0 t be in favor 0 If 9 cial collven 10 hicll is not haina' 2, is 5--4 Tl' rf Q , b t W . . 'A G A knowledge uthe irritatwfl of 1 K gg' . the 0. S Utj Salvo '77bj- t l f lt- I -.2 11 .Q 5 ,. I' fl . I . gd'-'Ht eff als0?e.d13f1fmIde11F 5 all O GHZG1- Juhlp' eaves piijce rdgn ra as Ing- ' r O lg ff C fl . We at re 6113 'Une Saw 5 'iegleqiz den pK.1eAg,, il ou mi ,. 5 UD Q ..- i-. cltu U E a 2 2 o 0 ' Us .Sher fm- naked fo C Gdlto D ja' uoiq eliue 'F Bu 5' sf., o 1- v ' 1 '12 . B S .ii 0236. .01 mme addy 5- ,bg , , Gp i If-.. 1' - ' id 1'--11f,L.'ff1n Ph EE WUI ff' 's F-1 3 D- eq qsntu lil Ph O '1 pus Pt 312 izl '1 U1 ff' iY 5'eff 11 5 -ing-f of Jlf he -'ld 5 Eros ,-Uouncf. ay Fe 5 ' D5 'U 'U S30 55 ra :Sl fl old 1.1111 '-ll Will ueaio CT' gm rn E. 9 CD C is 3 -e S3 E 0 5. 5 U1 9 5 D' is ,.,. U1 9 Q 3 U5 'D' ,. Pa O Pb U1 ff F S 3 rs -4 EJ U7 O cr Q Pd C fi RD C cr El I -Q A liil wl ,d cells L ld 1- of tl -l , 'EG CW: - H0 P050 , are 0 . L li COVE . ,. to CCY -'I C001 sited that fiom el the Dfo X- ations? We 'L have liaiclbif be ofionslw Yoh UQl1Tep0Yl' S 2 found for the -dent Pub lc - and trustees . anile milillt , i inclined alum- y - Q, ' l , l the l05l' ilatlge located 111 tlegru that the alflmlllhgat the Campanile gain arclntectma Y 2 .School wi Student Cen - complain? Timed u PI17 . u me ng, . . f Q13 Rice Stu-l f the 85 cle t Ona . n o ment OC tgnued on Page must be was the obleil 1 its The discussiz the Forum was ' n ' c -on ik. .- .L.' i 0 . 1-howcampanne diiiel dildon has dent piotestwcey The :jLLll'llll:llSl.l1Z4Ce .t. was a week Wh 1953 Sars-1 The '54 G The ,5q xndecd it tal b- meh any in i . ' ' rn ' . e the college system camexilleflecis fi for its erodiw' rude. non has 2- 5 ,h,m.,mm of thi - - - , . 'been cite I , - no less C' , Wutlled L ' H., hraseil r bility being taken and 0, d ,555 editions a1ev...5 S-lten. mealy nwho cieverly its we do . . . H . , . X . E it was a week in winch tllfe nice student body accepted Foluimcstion What Win Says . . ll - ' -lto challenge of becoming a respected, sound-minded, a thier? we ,lanninstligoruni the E u l J . f d u lq,-hvl -July ' i ellvflflii L dllsj t ' THE RI 0 4 GHT . Ctiyuallpi, Since jto have an 8 L .e are con- fm, fh Urorg libel e student Ofintene ips of In ill think, ig mu ts - leap mit Q.. ch le or el, of ttobecom are-free, .Huy It -our COL: , eafvtu l fle b XLOQYV to read Yilsusslestudeut PTO ' . to use The responsibility to censor should be in the hands me N RUTH BON the responsible and the Student Senate has decided it ' Les ' ,PAUUNL ,A.y ,.,V. gs do the job. Although any censorable material may stil have to go through Dr. Sims, adviser to men, a responsible Student Senate publications board, using a mature sense Mafuf1'fy Attempt of values and decency could gradually become the one, su- l . nt r . . . . . ' - teuiggs Ru.-e'S .a5jny'.WHY?e1 preme censoring force-if it proves that it can and is a j A at en . . tl-V curio to Produ . mature thinking group. A . 0 0 u t