Sam Houston State University - Alcalde Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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PROGRESS AT SAM I-IOUSTCDN Sam Houston is like a piece of elastic-it streches and ex- pands and grows into something big, big, big. One-half mil- lion dollars were spent on improvements last year during the greatest building year in Sam Houston's history. lts enroll- ment spread to three thousand, three hundred, fifty-one stu- dents--largest enrollment increase this year in any state-sup- ported institution. Its social clubs have become nationalized, and to provide the finishing touches to beautiful, new buildings each one has been air-conditioned. Sam I-louston's obsessive growth has become implanted in the minds and hearts of most students on campus, so it is only natural that the ALCALDE reflect this feeling of progressive movement and dedicate its pages to PROGRESS. 1959 Alculde Som Houston State College Editor .........,.,. lohn Rothleitner Business Manager ..... Kenneth Hull Sponsor .,........, .. . l- Madison Wolfe

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W v A ' 2- :-1 42, .V ix 5 gf gst . f,bx,Q.,M., . My Q ty f , cfsfzfx. ff f vtgsszg ij: Qi ., ,. is .Eg 1 -fr ' , - iaffivs N Mr. Iames Madison Wolfe discusses essentials of good color reproduction. EDICATION To Mr. larnes Madison Wolfe, director of the photoengraving department, and sponsor of the Alcalde, this book is dedicated. Mr. Wolfe came to Sam Houston in l947. Since that time he has become valuable both to his own department and to the entire college. His contributions toward the growth of this school include donating many extra hours of work preparing brochures and bulletins pub- licizing Sam Houston. Mr. Wolfe offers understanding, guidance, and practical assistance to all Sam Houston students. Even more important, he is a teacher. His most memorable contributions are the principles that he teaches and exemplifies: honesty, perseverance, fair treatment, con- sidered judgment, and a desire for perfection. In short, he is a rnan who is remembered by ex-students from both home and abroad, and who Will be remembered in the future by the students of today.