Southwest Texas State Teachers College - Pedagog Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

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J. B. CHEANEY B. A., Howard Payne College Physical Education HIAWATHA CROSSLIN B. A., Baylor University B. S., University of Texas M. Ed., University of Texas Physical Education VERNA DECKERT B. S., Southwest Texas Teachers College M. A.,fColumbia University rt L. E. DERRICK B. A., University of Texas M. A., University of Texas English CLAUDE ELLIOTT B S Southwest Texas Teachers College M A University of Texas Ph D University of Texas History MRS BRENT WOODS EPPERSON B A Oklahoma St Teachers College M A Columbia University Social Science MABEL L EVANS B S Kansas State College M A Columbia University Page 25 Home Economics YANCEY P YARBROUGH B S Southwest Texas Teachers College M A University of Texas Education H M GREENE University of Texas A UniversityofTexas History M. L. ARNOLD B. A., University of Texas M. A., University of Texas Ph. D., University of Texas History HOWELL BRANNING Violin J. R. BUCKNER B. A., Baylor University M. A., Columbia University Spanish A. C. BURKHOLDER B. A., Washin ton and Lee University M. A., Peabody College Economics-Sociology MARY STUART BUTLER B. A., western College for Women usic C. E. CHAMBERLIN B. S., Southwest Texas Teachers College M. A., University of lowa Business Administration ' 'I . . I .I s . . ., . ., . . ., . ., . ., ' . . . ., EAA., 1 . ., i , . . - f . r-. --. .,. .Rg. 57?r?HTf' -117 Qi-fwvk:-w.. .s t -- 'ri wi-7-YH .. - -Fiiil iifhl v - i '. .lvl1

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4, D. 'UL 4---14.-.-, '--. sf:-Q:-n 5-1 .,- ,:.f:i'. ,- ,.g4'.. - . 4, ,l. . r.. .. A D. ,b 1-,A 6 A , I . , ,- 4 v V -' A ' k'f4 l -' - ff fm - H ' P - --'Y ' '1'1. ,, V. -Aa. www '-'f- ' - , 'J' . E9-5:Ze:RsWF .ii -e1. 7'1 .- '. if :i si! .. S. M. Sewell l l W. I. Woodson We dedicate this book as a tangible expression of our esteem and admiration lor their high endeavor and constant energy in the profession of teaching lor the last fifty years. For a quarter of a century as teachers in Southwest Texas Teachers College, Mr. Sewell and Mr. Woodson have instilled in the student body a desire for high ideals, sterling character, and lcnowledge, and portrayed splendid examples of the qualities they advocated. Page 24

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C. L. KEY M. A., Peabody College Ph. D., University of Texas Chemistry L. H. KIDD B. A., Southwest Texas Teachers College M. A., University of Texas CORA LAY M. A., Baylor College Ph. B., University of Chicago M. A., Columbia University Home Economics GEORGIA LAZENBY B. S., Peabody College M. A.,!CoIumbia University rt ALMA LUEDERS B. A., Southwest Texas Teachers College M. A., University of Missouri German-Spanish BRENTA MacGREGOR B. A., De Pauw University M. S., University of Chicago Home Economics HOMER U. MILES B. S., Texas A 84 M M. A., Columbia University Industrial Arts CLAIRE MITCHELL B. S., Peabody College M. A., Peabody College Physical Education ELIZABETH MOORE B. S., Southern Methodist University M. A., New York University Physical Education Jann-V H. GRADY HARLAN Baylor University American Conservatory University of Texas Voice RUBY HENDERSON B. A., Southwest Texas Teachers College M. A., University of Colorado Education HERSCHEL HOPSON B. S., Southwest Texas Teacher M. S., University of Iowa Ph. D., University of Iowa Chemistry RALPH HOUSTON North Texas Teachers College M. A., University of Texas English ERNEST E. JACKSON B. A., University ol Texas M. A., University of Texas Library Science Q