Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1942 volume:

Wk M mm JIIr Jhe S tudents of S outhwestern l lnluerdlh present the y 1942 Sou ' wester • Editors LEE KARR MERRELLE ADKINS Business Manager DOUGLAS BENOLD Faculty Advisor DR. G. B. WOLCOTT 3 oreu OF j The publication of this book marks the passing of another school year. We of the staff sincerely hope that herein each of you will find recorded those things which meant the most to you these months. This has been a joyous year, and it is pleasant to think on these things. Now, however, our thoughts and energies must be turned toward some- thing more vital. We must face the grim reality that our nation is at war. This tragedy comes nearer to us day by day as our brothers and friends go to defend the ideals for which they have stood. As the greater portion of the world is being darkened by gross ma- terialism, there is a danger that in the conflict we may lose sight of the true values of life. Thus do we realize the importance of our educational institutions. They must serve as beacons to keep the light of these truths ever bright so that those who are struggling for that which is right will not become engulfed in the storm and utterly perish. We do not plan to merely win this war, but after the war to preserve these values which we are now striving to inculcate. If these values are so cherished, they will become a guide to our conduct, so that those things calculated to protect civilization will not be lost to man. ZMf XxX:?;Z oDedicau ion To Mr. M. L. Williams, a man who has given many years of invaluable service for the good of Southwestern and her students, this book is respectfully dedicated. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING L CODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY • LAURA KUYKENDALL HALL ' ■ ' ■ ' : ' ' ' ■■} . . Illt 8 ,-? •mf wrYrrT ' jjgr rpr - wff|«|iy WFTTf T « mr«w ' -0F0 ferfat] JIM WEST GYMNASIUM WILLIAMSON COUNTY SCIENCE BUILDING John William Bergin, D.D..PLD. President of Southwestern University Jhe - resident J Uuleui •i iccor ¥ Seven academic years have come and gone since I was asked to give my salutatory for the College Annual. Since then much water has gone by the mill. Southwestern has gone out of her first century of achievement into the second; out of staggering debt into a financial reserve; out of despair and gloom into hope and confidence; from a presidential salutatory to a presidential valedictory. It was a joy to watch the erection of the beautiful library and an inspiration to look upon our wonderful gym. Other presidents have built gyms and libraries, paid debts, increased endowment, and enlarged student bodies, but none before has ever been acclaimed President by the students. In this, you have made your President unique and he appreciates your loyalty and confidence. Because you loved me I have much achieved Had you not loved me then I could but failed. Because you trusted and believed I dared not disappoint and so prevailed. The president-elect will come to you wonderfully endowed and with a record of accom- plishments. Southwestern has the promise of vary greatly enlarged endowment and with your loyalty and splendid enthusiasm, may our beloved Southwestern go on to greater and ever greater achievement. JOHN WILLIAM BERGIN. Oscar A. Ullrich Dean of Faculty r A W BktP fSSi Ruth Morgan Ferguson Dean of Women I. J. McCook Business Manager Oj ,re«c tiveS Oscar Alvin Ullrich Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy Dean of Faculty Ruth Morgan Ferguson Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Dean of Women Margaret Mood McKennon Bachelor of Arts Librarian Henry Edwin Meyer Bachelor- of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music Dean of Music Isaac Joel McCook Business Manager Pearl Alma Neas Registrar William H. Cole Pastor Randolph M. Medley Bachelor of Arts Director of Athletics William Carrington Finch Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Sacred Theology, Master of Theology, Doctor of Philosophy Claude Howard Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy George C. Hester Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Myron Lawson Williams Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Associate Professor Head of Department of Religion and Philosophy Head of Department of History and Government Head of Department of English Head of Department of Business Administration, Economics, and Sociology John Campbell Godbey Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Thomas Hodgin Marsh Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Bachelor of Divinity Head of Department of Physical Science Head of Department of Speech and Drama Gordon Bloomfield Wolcott Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy Luther Jacob Waggoner Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Divinity, Master of Arts Head of Department of Biological Science Associate Professor of Religion and History Head of Department of Foreign Languages Head of Department of Art John Herbert Utley Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy Carl Benton Compton Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts Assistant Professor of Spanish Head of Department of Mathematics Lucy Belle Morgan Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Albert Russell Wapple Bachelor of Science, Master of Science Instructor in Speech and Drama Director of Band, Director of Publicity Director of Physical Education Assistant Professor of Education, Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics Jane Frazer Brown Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Rhea Williams Bachelor of Science, Master of Science Thomas Minard Johnson Bachelor of Fine Arts Sidney Burgin Dunn Bachelor of Science, Master of Science Thomas Hamilton Clarke Bachelor of Arts lOLA BoWDEN Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Music Instructor in Business Administration Instructor in Piano, Organ, and Theory Noemi Francoise Cartier-Schuchman Bachelor of Science Anita Storrs Gaedcke Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Fine Arts Fellow in Foreign Languages Director of Orchestra Jean Elizabeth Leiser Bachelor of Science Aroxie Hagopian Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Arts Instructor in Education and Physical Training Conductor of Chorus John Edward Parrish Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Mary Elizabeth Wilcox Bachelor of Arts If •-■ ■ titliljiiii Instructor in Mathematics Instructor in English Ass stent Registrar Hostess of Laura Kuykendall Hall Assistant Librarian Lois Clarke Mary Maude Wedemeyer Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Lorena Porter Moses Louise Ischy Rader Bookkeeper and Cashier Sarah Malcolm Wright Bachelor of Arts, Registered Nurse Edna Grote Lehmberg University Nurse Supervisor of Dining Hall Campus Engineer University Physician F. C. Roberts John Richard Martin, M.D. Photos From COLLEGE LIFE LIFE AT S. U. IS NDT ALL-STUDY THERE ARE COKES, CARS, AND CD-EDS THEY EAT---- THEY PLAY---- The Magazine staff diligently at work — obviously Sigma Tau Delta . . . The Howards and Gerry rehearse for the Golden Bowl Dinner I thought we told them to blank this out . . . Audrey. . Corky shows ' em how . . . Starke and Godbey draw the line . . . . Sigma Tau Delta ' s new initiates ' uiBLWir ■: ' ■,; ' . ■■■■■ ' ;.■■■■• ■■■■-. Patrick without a girl, imagine that . . . Stop that Coffin . and Gotch . . . What Furrh . . . the Tri-Delts entertain. The pause that refreshes . . . I ' m an old cowhand . . . Nancy Sleeping beauties??? . . . Sunday morning . . . Evidently a posed picture . . . graciousness personified . . . Gipper joins the forces . . . Stark and Davis, ' nuff said . . . Hands off . . . Louis Pasteur Powell mixes it up ... S. U. Chorus. Pep Rally . . . Really, Miss Purcell . . . cuttin ' the rug . . . Hitler King and Glamour Girl Pitkin . . . Artists? Edwina, and Betty . . . Where did we git them at? . . . How do you do, I ' m sure . . . The agonies of registration takes a holiday . . . Wimpy . . . Where ' d you get those eyes? • . . Dr. Bishop gives students a cheery hello chatter . . . Roommates. . Audrey, . Glamour . campus How did this happen? Where is everybody? . . . Now we see democracy ' democking ' . . . . Robertson and Glover watch intra-murals . . . How did this pass the censors? . . . Cappy in the wrong dorm . . . Campused? . . . One of the Price boys . . . What else but the Freshman Parade . . . That long wait at the Business Office . . . Anxious anticipation for faculty reception . . . Some o ' the S. U. gang . . . Three football heroes . . . Spring fever . . . Wallace and Harkrider talk it over ... Doc Tinsley returns for Homecoming. Belles of the Golden Bowl . . . Rainbow Queen . . . S. U. Chorus dresses up to have its picture took . . . most popular spot at the reception ... Bo Peeps . . . Corky and two campus cuties . . . Barbs get comfortable for a good old game of volleyball . . . Chapel day, no doubt . . . steady couple . . . just people . . . someone ' s libel to get stung . . . Brum . . . Reading that blanket that covers Southwestern every week. Max swings out . . . Bandmen Byrd, Dawson, Davidson . . . Don ' t take it so hard, boys . . . T. J. and Miller talk it over (pardon us, T. J. talks it over) . . . Betty . . . Uncle Bob . . . S. U. Chorus gals . . . Bill and Sookie . . . Kitchen crew . . . More chorus girls . . . Roomies . . . Friends . . . Mexia cuties . . . Stacy and Retzer . . . Cappie and Bob . . . Jonsie and Rinn . . . Bobbie and Elton wade in ole San Gabriel . . . Lovelady beats it out . . . Sadie and Mandy . . . Cyrano Pitkin . . . Terry Roper in an appealing pose . . . Dorothy . . . Aw, shut up, Mac . . . Corny . . . Art students at work . . . Billie, Mildred, and Margaret . . . They all turned out for the game. S. U. coeds protect the squirrels . . . Look at the birdie . . . Bessie . . . More coeds . . . Mrs. Anderson . . . Jenkins and Dickson . . . Flagpole foursome . . . Bill and Chid . . . Warnke and Ike . . . Watch those figures girls . . . Lovely, just lovely . . . Sanford, Barton, and Blalock . . . Phil . . . They welcome homecomers . . . Blackie, Red and Dutch smile for the camera . . . Rev. Lawler. Saxes Ray Davidson George Rouser Arnold Caswell Paul Miller DANCE BAND LEADER ARNOLD CASWELL Brass Joe Mims Grant Scoggins Roger Dawson Ike Cox Rhythm James Daniels Bill Holmes Franklin Pickle CLASSES «__n _ Cladd of 42 OFFICERS President MILLER MANFORD Vice President GORDON McLEOD Secretary FRANCES ASKEY CLASS DF ' 42 W nil . bi umcd 1 1 MAXINE BENOLD Georgetown Major: Elementary Education Minor: Speech and Drama GENEVIEVE BRITT Wheeler Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Historian Vice President Chorus Musical Arts Club Mask and Wig English Club FRANCES ASKEY Gonzales Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Secretary to the Business Man- ager ' 3 8 - ' 42 Delta Delta Delta Recording Secretary ' 41 - ' 42 Scholarship chairman ' 41- ' 42 Pi Gamma Mu Secretary-Treasurer ' 41- ' 42 Secretary, Senior Class ' 41- ' 42 Secretary, Freshman Class ' 38- ' 39 LURLINE BARTLEY Georgetown Major: Public School Music Pan American Forum Barg organization Musical Arts Club Mask and Wig ELIZABETH GRAVES BARTLETT Marlin Major: English Minor: History Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Treasurer ' 40- ' 41 President ' 41- ' 42 Panhellenic Secretary ' 41- ' 42 Pi Gamma Mu English Club Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities L. K. Hall Honor Council Pan-American Forum Mask and Wig DOROTHY MARIE BEARDEN Tyler Major: Religion and Philosophy Minor: Economics President, Phi Mu Secretary, Panhellenic Society President, Panhellenic Council President, L. K. Hall Honor Council Secretary, Student Council of Religious Activities Senate Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities Pi Gamma Mu Sou ' wester Staff BOB BROWN Alice Major: Physics and Mathematics Minor: Chemistry Alpha Chi President, S. U. Science Society ' 41 - ' 42 Barb Association Mood Hall Honor Council ' 41 - ' 42 Tutor in Physics JOHN BURLESON Smithville Major: History and Gov- ernment Minor: Psychology Football ' 39- ' 40- ' 41 CLASS DF ' 42 ARNOLD FLEMING CASWELL Gcorgetouii Major: Band Alpha Chi Assistant Director of Band ' 41 - ' 42 President, Band Majors Club Phi Delta Theta Band ' 39- ' 40- ' 41- ' 42 Orchestra ' 39- ' 40- ' 41- ' 42 Musical Arts Club French Club Section Sargent Band ' 3 9- ' 41 RODNEY ABBOTT CLARK Bandera Major: English Minor: Philosophy Editor, Southwestern Magazine ' 40- ' 41 Board of Student Publications ' 40- ' 41 Vice-President, Ministerial Ass ' n ' 40- ' 41 Barb Association Student Assistant in English MERTON GILBERT CONOLEY Taylor Major: Physical Education Minor: History and Govern- ment S Association Pan American Forum Sports Club Vice President ' 41- ' 42 Football, 4 years Phi Delta Theta C. P. T. GRAHAM GILLIS CONOLEY Taylor Major: Business Administration and Economics Minor: Physical Education Phi Delta Theta S Association Pan American Forum Sports Club Football, 5 years ?■■•■•• ills IP BURNEY COMBS COPE Buffalo Major: Religion and Philosophy Minor: Speech and Drama Ministerial Association President, Mood Hall Crusade y i CURTIS D. CROSSMAN, JUNIOR Garland Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Panhellenic Council Kappa Alpha WAYNE DUNSON Waco Major: Speech and Drama Minor: Bible Ministerial Association HORACE ELROD Houston Major: History and Govern- ment Minor: Physical Education S Association Football, 4 years Basketball, 4 years Captain Spanish Club Barb Association --,.. •««.} = ■■!-....:. -v:, :;.,-;.■;... ;« , . ;, ■ jBfjg «-,. .it ' J- CLASS DF ' 42 JEFFERSON NEWTON FAITFI Leamler Major: Education Minor: Chemistry v MARJORIE FISHER Houston Major: Business Administration and Economics Minor: Psychology Miss Southwestern ' 39- ' 40 Alpha Delta Pi Beauty ' 40- ' 41 Rainbow Queen ' 41 - ' 42 Alpha Chi Pi Gamma Mu Student Senate Panhellenic Council L. K. Hall Honor Council Beauty Nominee ' 41 - ' 42 Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities Alpha Delta Pi Sorority President ' 41- ' 42 Treasurer ' 40- ' 41 %, FRANCES ALICE FLUTH San Antonio Major: History and Govern- ment Minor: Education Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Historian ' 41- ' 42 Alpha Chi Pi Gamma Mu L. K. Hall Honor Council English Club Mask and Wig L. G. GLOVER, JUNIOR Georgetown Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Band German Club ROSALIE GODBEY Georgetown Major: History Minor: Public School Music Barb Executive Committee Alpha Chi President S. C. R. A. Senate ' 41 Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities Mask and Wig French Club CHARLES GORDON Georgetown Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Physics assistant ' 3 9 Physics tutor ' 40- ' 41 Southwestern Science Society Vice President, Science Society ' 41 Texas Academy of Science Alpha Chi Varsity Tennis ' 39- ' 40 JOYCE ELAINE BAILEY GRIEGER La Grange Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education A. G. HARRIS Georgetown Major: History Minor: Business Administration Football CLASS DF ' 42 ANNE ELISE HARRISON Marshall Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Treasurer, Zeta Tau Alpha All School Beauty ' 41 - ' 42 Sports Club Mask and Wig Secretary to Tom Johnson ' 40- ' 41 Secretary at L. K. Hall ' 41 - ' 42 Honor Council OLIVE RAE HOYT Katy Major: Speech and Drama Minor: English Barb Association Alpha Chi Pi Gamma Mu Vice President, Barb Associa- tion ' 41- ' 42 Mask and Wig Speech Club English Club Pan American Forum Chorus ' 39- ' 40- ' 41- ' 42 Student Senate ' 42 Secretary, Honor Court ' 42 S. C . R. A. --W Wi : - ' : V ' - SSS f««SfiB¥J: K Sp8 MAUDE SEDBERRY HARRISON Marshall Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Vice President, Zeta Tau Alpha ' 41 - ' 42 Miss Southwestern ' 41 - ' 42 Pi Gamma Mu ' 41- ' 42 Vice President L. K. Hall Honor Council ' 41- ' 42 Panhellenic Sports Club Mask and Wig English Club Student Assistant in Business Administration Department ' 41- ' 42 Social Chairman, Zeta Tau Alpha ' 40- ' 41 Bookkeeper of Student Ac- counts in Business Office ' 40- ' 41 MYRA LOU HUNT Portland Major: History and Govern- ment Minor: Education Delta Delta Delta Chorus WYNONA JOSEPHINE HUTCHERSON Major: Physical Education Minor: History Delta Delta Delta 1st and 2nd Vice President Corresponding Secretary Publicity Advisor Megaphone ' 42 Senate ' 41 Panhellenic ' 42 L. K. Hall Honor Council ' 41- ' 42 C. P. T. ' 41 Pan American Forum Sports Club LEE KARR Georgetown Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Editor, Sou ' Wester ' 42 Photographer, Sou ' Wester ' 41 Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities Senate Photographer, Magazine Photographer, Megaphone Barb Association Executive Council Morale Committee MARGARET IRENE KEELING Georgetown Major: Education Minor: History and Govern- ment Barb Association VERNON DeWAYNE KIRK Sabinal Major: History and Govern- ment Minor: Economics Band ' 40- ' 41- ' 42 CLASS DF ' 42 EARNEST FLEMING MASON Uvalde Major: Physical Education Minor: Speech and Drama Band Manager ELIZABETH ANN McKINNON Longview Major: English Minor: Speech and Drama Alpha Delta Pi Vice President ' 39 Miss Southwestern ' 3 8- ' 3 9 Alpha Delta Pi Beauty ' 39- ' 40 Mask and Wig Vice President ' 39- ' 40 Pan American Forum Beauty Nominee ' 41-42 GORDON HOLLIS McLEOD Happy Major: Business Administration and Economics Minor: History Phi Delta Theta President ' 41 - ' 42 Pi Gamma Mu Vice President ' 40- ' 41 President ' 41- ' 42 Southwestern Band President ' 41- ' 42 Panhellenic Vice President ' 41- ' 42 Vice President Senior Class ' 42 ROBERT LEE McMURREY Corpus Cbristi Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Football ' 39-40- ' 41 S Association Mood Hall Honor Council ' 39- ' 40- ' 41 Senate ' 39- ' 40- ' 41 MARVIN WILLIAM LAMPERT Lorena Major: History and Govern- ment Minor: Business Administration and Economics Pi Gamma Mu Football ' 39- ' 40- ' 41 Basketball ' 40- ' 41 Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities President, Barbs ' 41 - ' 42 Senate ' 41 - ' 42 Mood Hall Honor Council ' 41- ' 42 Snyder Hall Honor Council ' 40- ' 41 Vice President Mood Hall Honor Council S Association RAY LAWLER Burkburnett Major. Speech and Drama Minor: Bible Ministerial Association Campus Crusade PRESTON LUCAS Sweetwater Major: Minor: Football ' 40- ' 41 Basketball ' 40- ' 41 S ' Association Sports Club MILLER LEE MANFORD Smiley Major. Business Administration Minor: Economics Vice President, Freshman Class Art Club Pi Gamma Mu Kappa Sigma Grand Treasurer ' 41 - ' 42 House Manager ' 41- ' 42 President of Senior Class All-Star in Intermural Foot- ball ' 40- ' 41 CLASS DF ' 42 MARTHA ANN NALL Georgetown Major: History and Govern- ment Minor: English Delta Delta Delta Pi Gamma Mu Mask and Wig Pan American Forum English Club FRANK O ' NEILL Yoakum Major. History and Govern- ment Minor: Physical Education MARY TOM NEAL Com an Major: Speech and Drama Minor: English Delta Delta Delta Sorority Mask and Wig Student Senate Pan American Forum Panhellenic Council Band Sweetheart EUGENIA PALMER Bangs Major: Public School Music Minor: Education Secretary, Phi Mu Pi Gamma Mu Chorus Ministerial Association Chorus Ministerial Association S. C. R. A. Assistant, Public School Music Department Assistant to the Dean of Women PAUL HENDERSON POWELL, JUNIOR Wood i tile Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Chorus Intermural Golf Archery JANE ROBBINS Georgetown Major: Public School Music Minor: Speech and Drama Zeta Tau Alpha Sport Club Mask and Wig Le Cercle Francais JAMES CULLEN PRICE Georgetown Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Kappa Sigma Senate Vice President, Students Association ' 40- ' 41 President, Students ' Associa- tion ' 41- ' 42 Who ' s Who in American Col- legels and Universities Science Society Spanish Club French Club Chorus University Morale Committee IDA MAY RUNDELL Houston Major: English Minor: Speech and Drama Barb Association English Club Sports Club President, Barb Girls ' 40- ' 41 L. K. Hall Honor Council Vice President ' 41- ' 42 University Honor Court ' 42 Mask and Wig Chorus CLASS OF ' 42 OUITAH MARJORIE STEWART Minerva Major, English Minor: Spanish Pi Gamma Mu ' 41- ' 42 Pan American Forum ' 40- ' 41 GERALDINE STONE Gainesville Major: Public School Music Minor: English Student Assistant in Piano Mask and Wig Musical Arts Club Secretary ' 42 Alpha Chi Pi Gamma Mu English Club Megaphone Staff ' 40 JAMES FRANKLIN SEHON Con roe Major: English Minor: Speech and Drama Phi Delta Theta Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities Alpha Chi President ' 41 Panhellenic Council ' 40- ' 41 Le Circle Francais English Student Assistant JACK SHAW Round Rock Major: Religion and Philosophy Minor: History Ministerial Association French Club DOUGLAS BEAUMONT SHERRILL Houston Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Pre-Med Association ' 40- ' 41 German Club ' 37- ' 38- ' 40 HOWARD SIDES Andicc Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Alpha Chi Tutor in Psychology ' 41- ' 42 WINNIE STONE Georgetown Major: Physical Education Minor: History and Govern- ment Library Staff LESLIE STRANGE Mart Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Sigma Treasurer ' 41 President ' 42 Panhellenic Council CLASS DF ' 42 WALTER DANIEL TAYLOR Or tinge Major: History and Govern- ment Minor: English Football Pan American Forum LELA LYNETTE WEAVER Navasota Major: Spanish Minor: English Pan American Forum Barb Association Chorus Library Staff BYRON EDGAR WALTERS Georgetoivn Major: Public School Music Minor: Art Pianists Club Chorus Spanish Club Megaphone Staff GLADYS MAE WILKINSON Lufkin Major: Mathematics Minor: Education Miss Southwestern ' 40- ' 41 Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Reporter ' 39- ' 40 President ' 40- ' 41 Southwestern Science Society Alpha Chi Pi Gamma Mu Student Senate L. K. Hall Honor Council Secretary ' 40- ' 41 Panhellenic Council Student Assistant in Math ' 39- ' 40- ' 41 Chorus Pi Kappa Delta Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities French Club WANDA MARICE WINFREY Georgetown Major: Education Minor: History Alpha Delta Pi Sorority VERNON GRANT WHITE Thrall Major: Religion and Philosophy Minor: History Ministerial Association ?«p ' _ C aJJ of 43 OFFICERS President SAM TYSON Vice President MARGARET SANDHERR Secretary NAN MICKLE CLASS DF ' 43 MERRELLE ADKINS, Port Arthur JAMES ALLEN, Corsicana ELIZABETH AMSLER, McGregor EDWIN BANCROFT, Powell SARAH BARBER, Jacksonville DANIEL BARTON, Granger ROBERT BARTON, San Saba HANS BERGNER, Doss PAUL BIEBERSTEIN, Galena Park HARREL BILHARTZ, Breckenridge MARTHA LOU BISHOP, Marfa JESSE BLALOCK, Marshall GUY BRANTLEY, Houston FRED BRIGMAN, Uvalde MARY RUTH BROCKETTE, Holland LYSTER BRUMLEY, Del Rio MITTIE SUE CARTER, Conroe ALBERT COBB, Calvert CLASS DF ' 43 SAM COBB, Calvert JACK COMAN, Mexia JOHN B. COOKE, Llano EVELYN COOKE, Georgetown IKE COX, Lufkin LORIECE DANIELS, Houston ROGER DAWSON, Georgetown DAIN EDWARDS, Smithville ELTON ELROD, Palestine JOHN ESTES, Lampasas ELIZABETH FLANAGAN, Georgetown DORIS MARIE FORSVALL, Georgetown FRANCES FLY, Hondo PAUL GIPS, Yorktown PHIL GRAY, Palestine DEWITT GREGG, Kingsbury OLLIE GUNN, Troy MAXINE HARRIS, Nacogdoches CLASS DF ' 43 MARGARET HAYES, Houston KATHRYN HEDGE, Henderson KATHLEEN HORN, Smithville gliiilli SSgiltSlsiiSIl tSijstsitSifSffSi lillllliiliilftill J n IlIiBtp fifSii 4  . : 4f ■?;? ; ' •- Ilk WILSON INGRUM, Conrce FREDDIE JACKSON, Harlingen ROBERT JAMES, Princeton JOE KORR, Port Arthur DANA KILGORE, Malakoff ROBERT KINSELL, Hebbronville DOROTHY McPHAIL, New London RUTH MARTIN, Lakeland, Fla. ETELKA MAY, Georgetown MARJORIE MEDLENKA, Houston JIMMY MELBERT, New Orleans, La. SPENCER MEREDITH, Calvert NAN MICKLE, Eastland PAUL MILLER, Longview JOE MIMS, Palestine CLASS OF ' 43 CHAD MURRAY, Longview JOHN PATRICK, Georgetown BOB PHILLIPS, San Augustine GWENDOLYN PICKARD, San Antonio LOUIS RAGSDALE, Jacksonville BILLIE MAE REPSCHLEGER, Port Arthur MARY CATHRYN ROGERS, Georgetown VERNON RUNNELS, Humble MARGARET SANDHERR, Sonora T. K. SANFORD, Houston COURTNEY SICELOFF, Midlothian MAX STANALAND, Tyler BILL TERRY, Wichita Falls JOY TORBETT, Marlin JEANNE TYREE, Rosenberg SAM TYSON, Cameron LaVERNE WALDEN, Crockett MARIAN WALKUP, Mexia MARGARET WARNKE, San Antonio ROBERT WRIGHT, Stamford Doc John and Dr. Bergin watch the game . . . Dr. Godbey in his study . . . Miss Neas at home . . . Tower . . . Dr. Finch in a state of concentration . . . The Harrison sisters . . . Ro salie, my darling . . . upperclassmen at Freshman Parade . . . Watering trough . . . Business Office on registration day . . . Gerry Berry Stone smiles hopefully for cameraman . . . Cer- tainly NOT a boresome foursome . . . the dictator dictates . . . Greetings, Gates. CLii of 44 OFFICERS President JIMMY STONE Vice President REX HUTCHERSON Secretary CAY DAVIS CLASS DF ' 44 M. K. ALSTON, Houston ANGELO ARISCO, Port Arthur ZERLINE WINFREY ANDERSON, Georgetown MILDRED ARNOLD, San Antonio GEORGE BANNOW, Mt. Clemens, Mich. ALICE BARTOSH, Granger HOWARD BEHRENS, Copperas Cove DOUGLAS BENOLD, Georgetown LINNEA BERGQUIST, Georgetown SYDNEY BINFORD, Edna ELIZABETH BLACK, Georgetown R. V. BLACKBURN, Temple LOUISE BRITT, Wheeler LOTTIE BROWN, Mathis MARY JO CARLYLE, Troup JANE COREY CARROLL, Taft LLOYD CARTER, Spofford WILLIAM CHAMPION, Georgetown CLASS DF ' 44 DELIA COCKE, Georgetown JAMES CONGER, Coleman CHARLES CUMMINGS, Anderson HUGH CUNDIFF, Centerville RAY DAVIDSON, Port Arthur CAY DAVIS, El Campo FRANCES EARNEY, Breckenridge LESESNE EDENS, Georgetown LYNETTE EDGE, Bryan JAMES M. ELDER, Dallas GEORGE ELROD, Houston ALBERT EVANS, Georgetown JEANNE FURRH, Elysian Fields CHARLES GODBEY, Georgetown MARGARET GODBEY, Georgetown WELDON GORDON, Georgetown TOM GOSSETT, Houston RAY GREEN, Georgetown CLASS DF ' 44 JACK HARRIS, Georgetown JAMES HENDERSON, Hearne EDWARD HODGES, Houston MARTHA JO HOOK, Taylor MOLLY HOSKINS, Lufkin BESSIE HUGHES, Georgetown MALCOLM HUGHES, Georgetown REX HUTCHERSON, Sonora EDWINA JARRARD, Houston DORIS JENKINS, Stafford, Kansas ERNESTINE KIRKLAND, Breckenridge AUDREY KJORLAUG, Houston HARRY LAMPERT, Lorena EUGENE LAURAINE, Gonzales MARY JO LOGAN, Georgetown ALICE JANE LOVELADY, Santa Anna JAMES McCORQUODALE, Conroe ROBERT MACKINTOSH, Oil City, Pa. CLASS DF ' 44 KATHLEEN MOORE, Lamesa BETSY NICHOLS, Vernon ELIZABETH PATTERSON, Georgetown GERALD PECK, Georgetown STANLEY PENNINGTON, Georgetown BETTY LEE PICARD, San Antonio EVELYN PORTER, Palestine CHARLES PRICE, Georgetown JOHN RICE, Artesia, New Mexico JOHN ROBERTSON, Georgetown C. B. SCARBOROUGH, Dallas GRANT SCOGGINS, Borger FRANCILLE SHERMAN, Briggs JAMES SKELTON, Brady BETTY SMATHERS, Pasadena BERNICE SMITH, Stockdale BETTY JANE SMITH, Houston MARIE JEANNE SMITH, Georgetown CLASS DF ' 44 THOMAS STARK, Houston ANN STIMSON, Houston JAMES STONE, Taft SARAH THOMPSON, Georgetown SUE TOWNS, Georgetown MARY ANN ULLRICH, Georgetown MARGARET NELL WAKEFIELD, Midway JEANNE WALKER, Grandfalls JOHN ROGER WALKER, Breckenridge LIBBYE JO WALLACE, Sonora JUNE WELTY, San Antonio NANCY WILKERSON, Comanche MILTON WINKLER, Moody CAB WOLF, Clarksville C aJJ of 45 OFFICERS President TOM RINN Vice-President BILLY FERGUSON Secretary GWENDOLYN STACY CLASS DF ' 45 SHIRLEY BARRON, Georgetown ELIZABETH JIM BARTON, Buda JERRY BERRY, Cleveland DICK BARRINGER, South Bend, Ind. LEWIS BEWELY, Odessa GERRY BOAZ, Mexia ADDIE LOU BOGARD, San Augustine MARTHA RAE BOLES, Conroe EDITH ANNE BRABHAM, Roswell, New Mexico GENEVIEVE BRADLEY, Gonzales THELMA BRADSHAW, Grapeland ALANSON BROWN, Pearsall ROBERT L. BURNS, Georgetown JAMES BYRD, Lufkin JULIA KATHERINE BYROM, Georgetown MARILYN CAMPBELL, Houston MARY CASH, Langtry JAMES L. CHAFIN, Sinton OTHEL CHAFIN, Sinton TOM CHATHAM, JR., Mexia BEN COBB, Calvert WAYNE COFFIN, Pampa JOY COLEMAN, Dallas BETTY JEAN COLLIER, Houston CHARLES COOKE, Llano MARION COOKE, Georgetown MARJORIE CUNNINGHAM, Houston JOHN F. DAVIS, Conroe CLASS DF ' 45 MAE BETH DEVINEY, Eddy ELIZABETH DICKENSON, Roswell, New Mexico MARY ANN DICKSON, Houston BEVERLY DUFNER, Hallettsville MELVIN DUSEK, Needville BILLY EPPERSON, Trinity EDWARD L. FARMER, Gonzales HELEN FARMER, West Columbia BOBBIE FAYE FARRIS, Georgetown BILLY FERGUSON; Conroe AUBREY FRYE, Houston JACK GILLUM, Georgetown BILLY GRAHAM, Houston JOHNSON PACE GRAVES, Wichita Falls BARRY GREER, Marshall ROBERT GUNN, Houston GLEN HALEY, Roswell, New Mexico WILEY HAMMERSMITH, Houston HAROLD HARDING, Byers IONE MARIE HARGREAVES, Batesville GENE HARKRIDER, Marshall GENE HARRELL, San Saba ROY HARRELL, Charlotte ROYAL HART, Miles IRENE HATFIELD, Houston PATRICIA HODGES, Jourdanton C. ELLSWORTH HOWARD, Beaumont CLASS DF ' 45 FRANCES HOWARD, Georgetown HELEN CLAUD HOWARD, Georgetown LAURA HUNT, Portland LOUDIE HURST, Bay City MAXINE JONES, Breckenridge JOHN CARL JOPLIN, Rusk JEAN JUSTIN, Fort Worth DORIS KEENE, Sonora PEGGY KERR, Houston MANDY LOU KING, Beaumont RUTH KOPECKY, Flatonia ARTHUR LACKEY, Georgetown CORNELIA LACKEY, Bledsoe PAUL LAUBACH, Georgetown BILLIE MARIE LAUGHLIN, Taylor SAM V. LeTULLE, Bay City PHOEBE JANE LOTT, Trinity JOHN H. LUNDBLAD, Georgetown ELTIS McGRAW, Port Arthur MILDRED McNEILL, Houston VIRGINIA MATTOX, Burkeville HELEN MAYES, Ozona McLAURIN MEREDITH, Calvert EDGAR MARTIN MILES, Georgetown MARY MARGARET MILEY, Bay City ROSEMARY MILLHOLIN, Georgetown DORTHA DELL MITCHELL MARY MORGAN, Overton CLASS DF ' 45 JOE MORRIS, Hollywood, California SHIRLEY MOUNT, Waco JANE NELMS, Houston SIBYL OSBORNE, Pampa BOBBIE FAYE OWENS, Houston MAURYNE PERKINS, Corpus Christi DUDLEY PETERSON, Hutto FRANKLIN PICKLE, Georgetown BILL PITKIN, Houston DORIS PURCELL, San Diego RAY RADER, Georgetown C. DONALD RAMSEY, Crosby BRUCE RANNALS, Dumas MARGARET ELLEN RETZER, Houston THOMAS MONROE RINN, Yoakum MARY LOUISE ROBERTS, Georgetown DOROTHY ELIZABETH ROBINSON, Spring KATHERINE ROGERS, Dallas THERESA ROPER, McGregor BEN ROSENBLAD, Taylor CLAUDE ROSSEN, Taft GEORGE ROUSER, Georgetown MARY ESTHER RUSSELL, Corpus Christi JANE ELIZABETH RYLANDER, Pearsall MARTHA JANE SHAW, Georgetown FRANCES SHELL, Georgetown JACK SHERRILL, Georgetown ANGIE SMITH, Dallas CLASS DF ' 45 ROBERT SNEED, Galena Park GWENDOLYN STACY, Houston BETTY STINSON, Conroe CARL W. STOKES, Thrall CLINTT SURLES, Palestine STANLEY TEGGE, Schwertner BILLY LOU THOMPSON, Snyder FRANCES MARIE TOWNSEND, Georgetown LOYCE DELL TOWNSEND, Georgetown THOMAS L. TWYFORD, Texon JEWEL ULLRICH, Houston PATRICIA VENNELL, Houston WILLI EDNA WAGNER, Georgetown ARTHUR WALKER, Georgetown BILLY H. WALLACE, Holland FRANCES WALLACE, Corpus Christi DOROTHY WALSH, Round Rock RACHEL WARDLAW, Del Rio REBA LOU WEAVER, Navasota SADIE WEDDELL, Water Valley LAWRENCE WESSON, Smithville JANE WESTMORELAND, Marshall JERRY WILLIAMS, Bay City RUTH ANN WINDHAM, Georgetown ELIZABETH WRIGHT, Stamford FLORENCE WRIGHT, Vernon DORRIS YANCH, Houston MARY MARGARET YOUNG, Georgetown SPRING SEMESTER STUDENTS BILLIE MARIE LAWHON, Gillett, III DORIS CATES, Georgetown, III MARY FRANCIS BEAN, Sonora, I MARGARET SAMPLEY, Quanah, I EUGENE PALMER, Goldthwaite, I ANNA MAE VINTHER, Georgetown, II BOB CAMPBELL, San Antonio, I GROVER JONES, Brady, Post Graduate EVAN BURRIS, Houston, I BUDDY WILSON, Pampa, I BOB CARTER, Luling, I The 1942 Sou wester presents Miss Marjorie Fisher Rainbow Queen Miss Anne Harrison Most Beautiful Girl Miss Maude Harrison Mm Southwestern Miss Marilyn Campbell Alpha Delta Pi Beauty Miss Alice Bartosh Barb Beauty Miss Peggy Kerr Delta Delta Delta Beauty Miss Elizabeth Dickenson Phi Mu Beauty Miss Kathleen Horn Zeta Tan Alpha Beauty MARJORIE FISHER ANNE HARRISON 2 MAUDE HARRISON MARILYN CAMPBELL ' ALICE BARTOSH PEGGY KERR ELIZABETH DICKENSON V:— KATHLEEN HORN NOMINEES This year the Sou ' wester staff decided to select an all-school beauty by the most impartial means possible. Accordingly, a committee was selected from the fac- ulty and student body which selected some 27 nomi- nees. From these nominees, a jury of three judges, Dan E. McCaskill, of the University Studios in Austin, Neal Douglass, staff photographer of the Austin American Statesman, and Arne Randall, of the art faculty of the University of Texas, selected Miss Anne Harrison as Southwestern ' s most beautiful girl. It was decided also to have this same jury select the most beautiful girl from each sorority and from the Barb organization. SARAH BARBER -.. ' LINNEA BERGQUIST LOUISE BRITT • MARY JO CARLYLE CAY DAVIS MOLLY HOSKINS HELEN MAYES i r MARGARET ELLEN RETZER GWENDOLYN STACY MARGARET NELL WAKEFIELD LAVERNE WALDEN FRANCES WALLACE LIBBYE JO WALLACE «t ih MARGARET WARNKE JANE WESTMORELAND ROSALIE GODBEY LEE KARR MARVIN LAMPERT JOHN PATRICK JAMES PRICE WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES From Southwestern University BETSY BARTLETT DOROTHY BEARDEN RODNEY CLARK MARJORIE FISHER FRANCES FLY ■ ■ : ' .:. ' ,. ' ... ' : ' ■ ' :■■: ■ ' .-■■ ■■ % if E MEG4 ' eejtk j Publication of Tem £jM WSm m- 7- ma, tkxas, m ■fife? ,;• ■ m, a ems ' A Mrs. S«te« - ' t arrfirea here , m which be i . [ -.y m sob haw ; ;it friend. My sta- te - -fast as| MW . g sl  a giraff© Mm fcaw—to learn ee was tWi pos   tpari«s .(Ostaa), and %ege m . I tMafe ims today ta f about wkt ▼ rather than what , ' ; ,„ vl ,ns«ed ♦!• - alt will, stoo ehax long God I .,wHograAaatedlnthe;hol v t Kelly Field, ' and h SjMc- e, is adjutant at the fl«l « A acting censor. His report is iv ' ' «nd as authentic tiSbqpfft n0 ge concerning M,     fe W ■ •« weired fto «• War . artment up until Wefines Jigat. ' ' pb. Frtee had heen in lias tteater of ' war f H« | ea in a letter , «ait  , I mother last -week, w. ' ' utfco  .7 1 « . AW i a city ia A- - . New the Kt;« ' r .-. . ' or wbo 1 , sf,fV Joulv ACTIVITIES BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS The Board of Student Publications is composed of mem- bers of the faculty, the editors of the publications, and the business manager, who work together to produce the various publications. M. L. WILLIAMS, Chairman WOLCOTT SANFORD MARSH CLARK HESTER ADKINS McCOOK KARR PARISH BENOLD Southwestern Magazine The Southwestern Magazine is now in its sixtieth year of publication, and is the oldest school publication in Texas :nd one of the oldest in the South. HEDGE COFFIN JONES STAFF Editor RODNEY CLARK Art SYDNEY BINFORD Features KATHRYN HEDGE Humor JOHN PATRICK Assistant MAXINE JONES Assistant WAYNE COFFIN % ' ■■ K ;.:■•• ■• BINFORD CLARK PATRICK SANFORD THE MEGAPHONE STAFF Editor-in-Chief T. K. SANFORD Associate Editor JACK HARRIS Business Manager DOUGLAS BENOLD Society Editor MAMIE SHELL Sports Editor JOHN PATRICK Sponsor J. E. PARISH THE 1942 SOU ' WESTER STAFF Editors LEE KARR MERRELLE ADKINS Associate Editor BETTY LEE PICARD Assistant Editor NAN MICKLE Business Manager DOUGLAS BENOLD Artist JAMES McCORQUODALE Photographer JOE KARR Assistant Photographers DICK BARRINGER IKE COX Organization Editor DOROTHY BEARDEN Class Editors MARTHA LOU BISHOP MARJORIE MEDLENKA EDITH ANNE BRABHAM THELMA BRADSHAW Sports Editor DANA KILGORE Faculty Advisor DR. G. B. WOLCOTT First row: Karr, Benold, Adkins, Picard, Mickle Second row: Bishop, Medlenka, Kilgore, Bearden, Cox Third row: McCorquodale, Brabham, Bradshaw, Karr, Barringer, Dr. Wolcott ' Pit i • - : mr m : m M mm M Murray Kopecky Elrod STUDENT COUNCIL OF RELIGIDUS ACTIVITIES OFFICERS President ROSALIE GODBEY Vice President RODNEY CLARK Secretary DOROTHY BEARDEN Worship EUGENIA PALMER Recreation MARTHA LOU BISHOP Debutations LESENE EDENS Community Service COURTNEY SICELOFF Publicity RAY LAWLER Student Director CHAD MURRAY Director DR. FINCH The (S. C. R. A.) Student Council of Religious Activi- ties has as its primary motive the promoting of a whole- some, well-rounded, religious program on the campus. It is open to all students who are interested in developing Christian personalities. The S. C. R. A. works in the fields of Worship, Recreation, Community Service, and Debuta- tions. It sponsors the Religious Emphasis Week on the cam- pus besides having its regular meetings each month in the Fire Arts Auditorium, and conducting special worship services in Chapel. r MS • I It m DEBATE Southwestern debaters had a good season. They entered four Interstate Invitation tourna- ments, and at least one S. U. team went as far as the semi-finals in all four tournaments. Walker and Sneed reached the finals in the tournament at Arkadelphia, Arkansas, and brought home a nice trophy. The girls, Brad- shaw and Jones, were the most consistent win- ners. They reached the semi-finals in both the Waco and the Durant tournaments, and just for good measure went to quarter-finals in the tournament at Arkadelphia. Debate teams from A. I. at Kingsville, and from Mary Hardin-Baylor at Belton, were our guests on the campus during the debate season. The Pi Kappa Delta question for the year was Resolved, That the Democracies should form a Federation to establish and maintain the eight Churchill-Roosevelt principles. JOHN R. WALKER BOB SNEED JOE MORRIS ROYAL HART TEAMS THELMA BRADSHAW MAXINE JONES COURTNEY SICELOFF CHARLES GODBEY Coach T. H. MARSH SOUTHWESTERN First Row: Bogard, Walters, Barron, Bishop, Walden, Kjorlaug, Hagopian, Kopecky, Wallace, Walsh, De- viney, Palmer, Hoyt, Weaver, Britt; Second Row: Jenkins, Fluth, Wright, Adkins, King, Bergquist, Wil- liams, Lackey, Weddell, Harris, Brown, Precell, Hatfield, Hunt, Hargreaves, Weaver, Owens, Brockette, Lott; Third Row: Cooke, Winkler, Terry, Harrell, Chatham, Walker, Elrod, Pitkin, Walters, Robbins, Fourth Row: Hammersmith, Meredith, Powell, Cooke. UNIVERSITY CHORUS AROXIE HAGOPIAN Director LINNEA BERGQUIST Pianist SDUTHWESTERI First Row: Roper, Stanaland, Caswell, Miller, Ullrich, Campbell, Byrd, Mrs. Tom Johnson; Second Row: Carlyle, Coffin, Rouser, Davidson, Torbett, Miles, Cooke, Kirk, McLeod, Earney, Young, Johnson. JNIVERSITY BAND ■■■• ' ' -■■ ' ■: Third Row: Mims, Dawson, Scoggins, Deschner, Hooton, Estes, McGraw, Shaw, Barton, Cox, Barton, Cocke; Fourth Row: Allen, Conger, Pickle, Edge, Lovelady; Director, Tom Johnson. THE PIGSKIN REVUE DF 1942 fe ! } ATHLETICS MED MEDLEY Head Coach Bancroft, Blackburn, Burleson, Brantly Cobb, M. Lampert, H. Lampert, Taylor, Harris, McMurrey, Elrod ' -. ' ,•. iZjMiZwmnlXy.j i : : ' ■ ■ ■■•. ' ■•■ : ' ; ' ' !• • • PIRATE SUMMARY The 1941 Pirates, on a hot and sultry night in McAllen, Texas, opened a colorful season with a 6-0 victory over the Mountaineers of Schreiner Institute. The Corsair ' s smashing ground attack featured the game and previewed the type of football to be seen throughout the season. The following Saturday, the home team dropped its initial conference tilt to the Texas Wesleyan College Rams by the score of 15-6. The next Thursday the Bucs dropped a tough one to the San Marcos Bobcats by the count of 7-6. With seconds remaining in the final period, Whimpy Lampert, who had 5 9 minutes of rough and tough playing under his belt, broke through the Bobcat ' s offensive wall. A fumble by the Bobcats resulted and the charging tackle gathered in the ball, then urged his weary legs to the 15 yard stripe before being overhauled. The following week end, the Pirates journeyed to Abilene, only to lose a thrill-packed engagement to a strong Abilene Christian College team. Southwestern held the favored Wildcats in check until the final period, when the opponents chalked up 14 points for a 14-0 victory. An injury riddled Pirate team fell before the pennant-wining Howard Payne eleven on Snyder Field the next Thursday. Dutch O ' Neill raced 67 yards to tally for Southwestern in the 26-6 loss. The Pirate machine then began to click with a 13-6 victory over the Trinity University Tigers at Waxahachie, Medley ' s men showed a homecoming crowd some real football in an exhibition with the McMurry Indians. The game ended with the count 13-13, as statistics again failed to pay off for the home team. Next week the Pirates ran wild over the helpless Daniel Baker Hillbillies with a roaring 4 5-6 triumph. Then, a gallant Southwestern football team gained ultimate glory as it won its final game of the season for its beloved Dr. Bergin. A spirited Corsair eleven emerged from the field house at the beginning of the third period to defeat the Austin College Kangaroos to the tune of 19-13. The Pirates broke a 13-13 deadlock with a last minute surge, and the game was over. This spectacular finish, produced by a team playing its heart out, will be well imprinted in the annals of historic Snyder Field. Edens, Scarborough, H. Lampert, Farmer, Cobb, Bancroft, Elrod, Lackey, Frye D. Medley, Conoley, Burleson, Taylor, Brandy, O ' Neill, McMurrey, M. Lampert, M. Medley Gips, Rice, Wright, H. Elrod, Lucas, Harris, Hodges, Blackburn % % FRANK DUTCH O ' NEILL Four letter, Quarterback A. G. BUBBA HARRIS Four letter, Center WALTER RED TAYLOR Three letter, Guard PRESTON LUCAS Squad, Halfback ED HODGES One letter, End CHARLES FARMER Squad, Quarterback PAUL GIPS One letter, Quarterback BOB WRIGHT Three letter, Quarterback ALBERT COBB Two letter, End GUY BRANTLY Four letter, Quarterback C. B. SCARBOROUGH Two letter, Guard JOHN BURLESON Four letter, Fullback RUSS BLACKIE BLACKBURN Two letter, Halfback ROBERT McMURREY Four letter, Guard ED BANCROFT Two letter, Halfback HORACE SLICK ELROD Three letter, End GILBERT CONOLEY Three letter, Guard and Center HARRY LAMPERT Two letter, Tackle M. LAMPERT O ' NEILL TAYLOR MARVIN WHIMPY LAMPERT Three letter, Tackle AUBREY FRYE Squad, Guard JOHN RICE One letter, Fullback LESENE EDENS Squad, Halfback ARTHUR LACKEY Squad, Center LEWIS BEWLEY Squad, End TIME OUT LUCAS BANCROFT T. J. ROGERS Squad, Tackle BEN COBB Squad, Halfback J. P. GRAVES Squad, Halfback EVERETT LIDEL Squad, Tackle OTHEL CHAFFIN Squad, Halfback ED FARMER Squad, End PRE-GAME SCENES IN THE PIRATE FIELD HOUSE JAMES CHAFFIN Squad, Tackle ANTON DESCHNER Squad, Halfback TOM TWYFORD BOBBY GUNN Squad, Halfback Squad, Halfback BRUCE DUMAS RANNALS Squad, Quarterback S. ASSOCIATION DINNER PIRATE SEND-OFF =1 y I : • ' mmxm %. i - ! ' - ' d5cahetociii Coach Medley has produced a ' 42 team that is a joy to Southwestern and West Gymnasium. This season showed us a smooth-working aggregation which made at least 30 points in every game, lost only one home game, and placed a man on the All-Texas conference basketball team. Player School Position Porter Willis McMurry F Welman Cotton Tex. Wesleyan F Newell Odell H. P. C Bill Hay A. C. C. G Johnny Rice Southwestern G U:- JOHNNY RICE, CAPTAIN Two letter, Guard VERNON RUNNELS Three letter. Forward GLEN HALEY One letter, Center Although the Pirates had difficulties on their road trips and finished in the lower bracket, they showed an enthusiastic Southwestern audience a hustling and thrilling brand of basketball they won ' t forget. It was the Corsairs ' inevitable habit of coming through in the closing minutes of the game with a breath-taking exhibition of ball work which had everyone on his feet and yelling at the top of his lungs. Player LEADING SCORERS Tea i Games Points Cotton T. W. C. 12 195 Willis McMurry 14 188 Rice Southwestern 12 172 Parham T. W. C. 12 170 Locke A. C. C. 14 156 Damron McMurry 14 128 Smith A. C. C. 13 122 RUNNELS, RICE, HODGES ON HAND BILLY GRAHAM One letter, Guard ED HODGES One letter, Forward Johnny Rice, who is our contribution to the All-Texas Conference quintet, was high man in the point-making department with 172 markers. Rice, Hodges, Graham, Haley, and Runnels composed the starting lineup, with Bieberstein, Cobb, Campbell, Lampert, Othel Chaffin, and Bancroft coming in for their turns at the basket. RICE, RUNNELS, AND HALEY WAITING FOR THE REBOUND PAUL BIEBERSTEIN One letter, Guard ALBERT COBB Two letter, Forward Billy Graham was outstanding with his amazing agility, stamina, and all around court play. Rice, of course, kept the net hot and the opponents on their heels most of the game. Ed Hodges supplied the necessary steadiness and clever-handling of the ball, while Runnels and Haley pushed Rice for high-scoring honors. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pet. Texas Wesleyan 12 1.000 A. C. C. 12 2 .857 Howard Payne 7 5 .583 McMurry 1 7 .500 Daniel Baker 6 6 .500 Southwestern 4 8 .3 3 3 Austin College 3 11 .250 RUNNELS, HALEY, AND RICE r l: ■ ' ; t; ' y § ,y0 Wk 00mBiM0fi f|||CIII w l|| ;:; , X : K6:0t : ; : :r: 1 ■ ' M  JmXMmm Jam yx y- 1 -C a - ' ' , ' ' , ' ' • : ' ' ' s ' S So s ' ■ ;:: ;;.,; ;:,::■:: i y?--;v ' ' -: : - ' ' ' ' ' v. WmFv- llii iliiiS ' : j 1 -JKSftWAx :-. V %$ ,■■ . P|| : US ' I ' ■■■■ ' .. ■ ' ;.- ■;■ t ' :S|I ' S - . •■:■. F WUmsm ■: .-.■■■■,: : - .-,-,-- ■ !;| ||:;: :.v;ti , • -i J||i| S||g ; | : : - ; ? ' | ||iSpp!p ' ™ L... .. J MARVIN LAMPERT One letter, Guard BOB CAMPBELL Squad, Guard During their rampages the Pirates downed St. Edwards, Allen Academy, A. I., Schreiner, McMurry, Daniel Baker, and Trinity; the A. I. Javalinas went down four times in a row. Undefeated Texas Wesleyan again took the pennant with twelve wins and no losses in conference play, and hiked their conference winning streak to 41 games straight. HALEY TAKES AN OVERHAND SHOT EDWIN BANCROFT Two letter, Center OTHEL CHAFFIN Squad, Guard Enlightening is the fact that the Pirates ' starting lineup was composed of two Fresh- men, two Sophomores, and one Junior. With natural improvements this bright spot should develop into a glowing future as Southwestern appears to have its first real pennant contender in years. WHIMPY SINKS ONE S ASSDCIATIDN COACH MEDLEY Sponsor MARVIN LAMPERT President BOB WRIGHT and DUTCH O ' NEILL Members to the Athletic Council FOOTBALL Marvin Lampert Horace El rod Ed Farmer Albert Cobb Ed Hodges Flarry Lampert Walter Taylor Robert McMurrey ■!!■ ' • v Gilbert Conley Floyd Harris f C. B. Scarbrough Frank O ' Neill Guy Brandy R. V. Blackburn John Rice 1 John Burleson I Bob Wright I Edwin Bancroft fi Paul Gips 1 BASKETBALL Marvin Lampert Edwin Bancroft John Rice Vernon Runnels Billy Graham Glen Haley Albert Cobb Paul Bieberstein Ed Hodges INTRAMURALS The fourth year of Intramural sports shows the continuous increase of popularity and importance of the program organized by Rhea Williams back in 193 8. The program consists of football, basketball, softball, track, tennis, golf, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, fencing, boxing, horse- shoe-pitching, soccer, and various other contests. Those competing in the men ' s division are teams from each of the fraternities, Junior and Sopho- more Barbs, and Senior and Freshmen Barbs. Points are given to the winners and runner-ups of all events, and a trophy is given to the team having the highest total at the end of the year. A pennant is given to the fraternity gaining the highest total of points. RHEA WILLIAMS Director FIRST ALL-INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL TEAM BARRY GREER Sportswriter SECOND ALL-INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL TEAM INTRAMURAL FQQTRALL ■tJ i; | :. TRI DELTS, A. D. PI ' S BARBS, PHI MU ' S ZETAS, MISS LEISER This year the Intramural program was expanded and the women ' s division added. This division has developed rapidly under the direction of Miss Leiser and will, in time, become equally as well organized as the senior division. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION The Students ' Association is composed of each and every student in Southwestern. It is the means by which the students, through private initiative, govern themselves. The executive officers of the Association are President, Vice President, and Secretary. These officers are elected in an all-school election which is held during the Spring term. The legislative branch of the Association is the Student Senate. It is composed of five Seniors, four Juniors, three Sophomores, two Freshmen, three members of the Mood Hall Honor Council, and three members of the Laura Kuykendall Hall Honor Council. The judicial branch is the University Honor Court. It js composed of fourteen members: one each elected from each of the Greek organizations and seven elected from the Barb organization. The Mood Hall Honor Council and the Laura Kuykendall Hall Honor Council are subsidiaries of the Uni- versity Honor Court. During the Fall semester the students voted to readopt the Honor System. Under this System it is the duty of every student to maintain a high standard of integrity for himself and his fellow students. It is evident that the student body wants an Honor System and it is entirely up to the students to see that it works successfully. The constitution of the Student Government was rewritten so as to include the new Honor System. OFFICERS OF THE STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION President JIMMY PRICE Vice President CURTIS CROSSMAN Secretary KATHLEEN HORN PRICE HORN GOVERNMENT STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate, in addition to called meetings, meets the first Tuesday of each month. Meetings are called by the Student President who acts as chairman for the body. The Secretary is elected by the Senate from its members. It is the duty of this body to nominate the candi- dates for all-school elections and to perform the usual duties of a legislative organization. ALLEN BANCROFT BEARDEN BRIGMAN BRITT BARTLETT CARTER COFFIN CROSSMAN FLY GRIEGER GODBEY HOYT HORN JACKSON KARR KERR KILGORE LAMPERT PRICE RUNNELS WALKER ALPHA CHI OFFICERS President FRANK SEHON Vice President JOHN PATRICK Secretary ROSALIE GODBEY Sponsors . .DR. HOWARD DEAN FERGUSON DR. WOLCOTT The Alpha Chi is Southwestern ' s chapter of the national collegiate honor society and is the mother chapter of this order of collegiate scholarship. The purpose of Alpha Chi is to stimulate, develop, and recognize scholarship and those elements of character which make scholarship effective. Its members are elected from the upper tenth in scholastic standing of the Junior and Senior Classes. MEMBERS: First row: Allen, Brown, Caswell, Clark, Cooke, Faith; Second row: Fisher, Fluth, Fly, Godbey, Gordon; Third row: Grieger, Hedge, Hoyt, IS. I Meredith; Fourth row: Patrick, Sehon, Sides, Stone, Walters. Martin, PI GAMMA MU OFFICERS President GORDON McLEOD Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES ASKEY Sponsors DEAN ULLRICH MISS NEAS DR. FINCH MR. M. L. WILLIAMS Pi Gamma Mu is a national social science honor society, the object of which is to promote extended activity toward the solution of all human problems. The organization stresses high scholastic rating and aptitude in the fields of the various social sciences. First row: Bearden, Harrison, Waggoner, Williams, Wright, Hester; Second row: Neas, Ullrich, SicelofF, Stewart, Rhodes, Palmer; Third row: Hunt, Hoyt, Harris, Fly, Fluth, Finch; Fourth row: Fisher, Nail, Manford, Lampert, Bartlett, Medley; Fifth row: McLeod, Askey. MUSICAL ARTS CLUB First row: Bartley, Bergquist, Bishop, Bradley, Britt, Campbell; Second row: Caswell, Cunningham, Earney, Flanagan, Gillum, Hook; Third row: Nelms, Roper, Stone, Ullrich; Fourth row: Walden, Wright, Yanch. OFFICERS ELIZABETH FLANAGAN President LINNEA BERGQUIST Vice President GERRY STONE Secretary DEAN MEYER MISS BOWDEN Sponsors PAN AMERICAN FDRUM First row: Bradshaw, Carroll, Cash, Cooke, Davis, Earney, Edge; Second row: Farmer, Hargreaves, Harrell, Hunt, Justin, Kirkland; Third row: Lott, McNeill, Miles, Pitkin, Roper, Russell, Rylander; Fourth row: Sandherr, Sliell, Smathers, Townsend; Fifth row: Tyson, Vennell, Walker, Weaver; Sixth row: Windham, Yanch, Young. OFFICERS ROY HARRELL President MARY MARGARET MILEY Vice President MARY MARGARET YOUNG Secretary MISS MORGAN Sponsor MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The Ministerial Association is made up of those students who have dedi- cated their lives to the ministry of the Church. MEMBERS: First row: Lawler, Dunson; Second row: Clark, Coffin, C. Cooke, B. Cooke; Third row: Cope, Elrod, James, Murray; Fourth row: Sh aw, Stokes, Winkler, White. OFFICERS RAY LAWLER President WAYNE DUNSON Vice President ELTON ELROD Secretary SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS LOUISE BRITT President ERNESTINE KIRKLAND Vice President SYDNEY BINFORD Secretary-Treasurer MISS JANE BROWN MR. T. H. MARSH Sponsors Membership in the Speech Club indicates the student ' s intention to either major or minor in the Speech Department. First row: Marsh, Bradshaw, Britt, Barber, Binford, Davis, Dickenson, Deviney; Second row: Dunson, Godbey, Gillian, Hedge, Howard, Hoyt, Hughes, Hart; Third row: Kirkland, Lawler, Lackey, Ragsdale, Russell, Sandherr, Ullrich; Fourth row: Walkup, Walsh, Walker, Brown. MASK AND WIG OFFICERS President KATHRYN HEDGE Vice President LLOYD CARTER Secretary GWENDOLYN PICKARD Business Manager FRANK SEHON Sponsor JANE BROWN The Mask and Wig is an organization of students in- terested in dramatic art. A select group of the Mask and Wig constitute a chapter of the National Collegiate Players which gives opportunity for dramatic expression to the stu- dents of the school. First row: Alston, Barber, Barton, Bergquist, Berry, Binford, Brabham; Second row: Bradshaw, Britt, Boles, Byrom, Campbell, Carter, Champion; Third row: Chat- ham, Collier, Coman, Cunningham, Davis, Deviney, Dickenson; Fourth row: Dickson, Gillum, Harding, Harris, Hedge, Hook, Howard; Fifth row: Hoyt, Hughes, Jackson, Jarrard, Kerr, Kirkland, Lackey; Sixth row: McCorquodale, McNeill, Mackintosh, McKennon, Mayes, Medlenka. First row: Melbert, Millholin, Morgan, Mount, Nelms, Nichols, Patrick; Second row: Perkins, Picard, Pickard, Pitkin, Purcell, Ragsdale, Rogers; Third row: Rundell, Sandherr, Russell, Sehon, Smith, Shell; Fourth row: Sneed, Stone, Terry, Towns, Ullrich, Ullrich, Vermeil; Fifth row: Wakefield, Walden, Walker, Walkup, Wallace, Wallace Wa rdlaw; Sixth row: Walsh, Welty, Westmoreland, Windham, Wright, Yanch, Young. LIBEL by EDWARD WOOLL ' • ■v-fe:. r : -A ' i K 1 :: ' , J$ SPORTS CLUB OFFICERS President ALBERT COBB Vice President GILBERT CONOLEY Secretary JUNE WELTY Sponsors JEAN LEISER RHEA WILLIAMS First row: Barton, Berry, Bogard, Boles, Bradshaw, Byron; Second row: Carroll, Carter, Champion, Cobb, Coleman, Collier; Third row: Conoley, Bieberstein, Deviney, Dickenson, Dickson, Farmer; Fourth row: Furrh, Gips, Gunn, Hargreaves, Hoskins, Hunt. First row: Hutcherson, Jenkins, Justin, King, McNeill, Mason; Second row: Mayes, Nichols, Perkins, Picard, Porter, Rannals; Third row: Russell, Smith, Smith, Stacy, Stinson, Ullrich; Fourth row: Wagner, Wakefield, Wardlaw, Welty, Westmoreland, Williams. THE SPORTS CLUB STAGES A ' POSSUM HUNT BARB ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MARVIN LAMPERT, President of Barb Boys; MARGARET WARNKE, President of Barb Girls; IDA MAY RUNDELL; RAE HOYT; LEE KARR; DANA KILGORE; COURTNEY SICELOFF; KATHLEEN MOORE; ALBERT COBB. . .- PANHELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS President FRED BRIGMAN Vice President GORDON McLEOD Secretary DOROTHY BEARDEN First row: Bartlett, Bearden, Bradley, Brigman, Britt, Carroll, Carter; Second row: Coffin, Daniels, Davis, Edwards, Evans, Fisher, Fly; Third row: Horn, Hutcherson, Hutcherson, McLeod, Melbert, Nelms, Rinn; Fourth row: Sandherr, Scarborough, Shell, Smathers, Sneed, Stacy, Strange. Wallace Yanch | g- . Walsh Young Winfrey ALPHA DELTA PI OFFICERS President MARJORIE FISHER. Vice President GENEVIEVE BRITT Secretary NAN MICKLE Treasurer JOY TORBETT Founded: Nationally 18 Jl Locally 1907 STONE WALKER Founded: Nationally 1865 Locally 1881 BILHARTZ BRIGMAN CROSSMAN DUSEK DUBLIN ELDER LAURAINE McGRAW MELBERT MIMS MORRIS RINN ROSSON SCARBOROUGH SMITH KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS President CURTIS CROSSMAN Vice President FRED BRIGMAN Secretary JIMMY MELBERT Treasurer C.B. SCARBOROUGH Amsler Askey Carroll Fly Hutcherson Hughes Kerr McNeill Shaw Thompson Wardla? Barton Harkrider Hunt, M. Morgan Thompson Walden Byrom Howard Jackson Nail Wakefield Founded: Nationally I 8 8 S Locally 1911 DELTA DELTA DELTA OFFICERS President FRANCES FLY Vice President FREDDIE JACKSON Secretary FRANCES ASKEY Treasurer MARY ANN ULLRICH -laiAi - ' g ■- ■■ ■ ' - Jiff is :.«- mm,m% M-m£ ! m mm- • _ BHK -w S WALLACE WESSON WOLF WRIGHT KAPPA SIGMA Founded: Nationally 1864 OFFICERS Locally 1886 President LESLIE STRANGE Vice President REX HUTCHERSON Secretary BOB PHILLIPS Treasurer MILLER MANFORD BARRINGER BARTON BLALOCK CHATHAM COMAN COFFIN DAVIDSON EDWARDS GREER GOSSETT HAMMERSMITH HODGES HUTCHERSON JOPLIN MANFORD PHILLIPS PRICE, C. PRICE, J. RAMSEY RICE RUNNELS SCOGGINS SKELTON STRANGE WALKER BEARDEN DEVINEY fk DICKENSON ■f- - fir w iifcv ; ' « ; HARRIS MEDLENKA MILEY PALMER RETZER SMATHERS SANDHERR STACEY WAGNER WALKER WALLACE WRIGHT Founded: Nationally 18J2 Locally 1906 Reestablished 1940 PHI MU OFFICERS President DOROTHY BEARDEN Vice President BETTY SMATHERS Secretary EUGENIA PALMER Treasurer MAXINE HARRIS vT BANNOW CARTER CASWELL HARDING HOWARD LACKEY LeTULLE LUNBLAD McLEOD COOKE McCORQUODALE g CUMMINGS RHODrS CUNDIFF ROUSER DAWSON SANFORD EVANS SEHON EPPERSON SNEED Founded: Nationally 1848 .i _■ i . Ji . Locally 1886 FERGUSON STARK GILLUM TERRY ' l GRAY TYSON „__ ijff ' ' ' M B8SaS5,--- ■■■■::■■■■■:■% I PHI DELTA THETA Founded: Nationally 1848, Locally 1886 OFFICERS President GORDON McLEOD Secretary SAM TYSON Treasurer ABBIE RHODES e c? BERRY BARTLETT BOGARD BARBER CARTER BERGQUIST FURRH DAVIS HARRISON FARMER HARRISON FLUTH WRIGHT Founded: Nationally 1898 Locally 1906 JARRARD HARGREAVES JUSTIN HORN MATTOX HOSKINS PORTER MAYES PURCELL NICHOLS REPSCHLEGER PERKINS TYREE ROBBINS WELTY SHELL WESTMORELAND STINSON ZETA TAU ALPHA OFFICERS President BETSY BARTLETT Vice President MAUDE HARRISON Secretary KATHLEEN HORN Treasurer ANN HARRISON WILKERSON WINDHAM ADSHOTS and SNAPSHOTS carfarough Sons Congress at Sixth Austin LEADERS IN COLLEGE FASHIONS For Co-eds For Men k ompliments of 6 1 6 CONGRESS AUSTIN ' S LEADING STORE FOR MEN L ompilmentd of JESSE H.JDNES WILCDX BROTHERS JEWELERS BOOKS STATIONERS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF UNIVERSITY BOOKS AND SUPPLIES . . . ALSO A NICE LINE OF JEWELRY WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING A Pleasure to Serve You Georgetown, Texas A Service to Southwestern A Troy Laundry Dry Cleaners and Dyers A. G. BRMN MOTOR COMPMY CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE O.K. USED CARS GEORGETOWN TEXAS ■■;■■; ■-■-- ■■■■■-■ .... ■ THE HUMBLE CDMPMY — r JexaA Jsnslituli on Extends to the class of ' 42 its hearty congratulations. May you find in your life ' s work both happiness and success. HUMBLE THE PIRATE TAVERN Where Students Are Always Welcome RUBY 1ERDY Guqunheim-Goldsmith Company Wholesale Fruit and Produce AUSTIN, TEXAS 410 East 3rd St. L. D. 28 Compliments of Milam Cafeteria 8th and Congress Austin, Texas Austin Headquarters for Alumni, Faculty and Student Body of Southwestern University THE ORIS KILL HOTEL W. L. STARK. Manager When, Jsn Arj-ter UJear5 .... you turn the pages of this Sou ' Wester, the history oi the 1941-42 class, and view the photographs of old friends and acquaintances, may this familiar slogan ZJne S ian of Ljood L lotnei that has appeared in all your college publications, again come to your mind and your friends and sup- porters at this store that features the newest of college styles while they are new. . J - MEWS CLOTnlMGl — Snots to MATsL . -.. i ■„ . GOOD FOOD PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS HOSPITALITY EDWARDS CAFE GEORGETOWN, TEXAS THE 1942 SOU ' WESTER COVERS were made by Universal Bookbindery, Inc. Broadway at 3rd St. San Antonio III lodt KJutstctncllna tore for men ' s and women ' s and children ' s apparel. Occupying the first six floors of the magnificent Gulf Building. Houston. Texas JOHN BHEMOND COMPANY - - - ervina S outhweSu 9 ern Again we hail thee, Mother dear, Hail to thee Southwestern; Thy sons are loyal, never fear, Loyal to Southwestern. We ' ll ne ' er forget thy fostering care, The quiet hour of morning prayer, The ringing call to service there, Back in old Southwestern. A dedication to the past achievements of the oldest institution of higher learning in Texas, and an invocation to Southwestern University as it faces its prospects for many more years of progress and service. j. tl Wil am EVERYTHING TO WEAR Nationally Known Lines HOFFMAN SON GEORGETOWN Compliments of MILES BROS DRY CLEANERS DYERS IN THIS AND PREVIOUS ISSUES OF Jne Jjou weiler ARE MADE FROM NEGATIVES MADE BY STONES STUDIO GEORGETOWN, TEXAS rn the f addina Lyear6 If you happen to glance over these words, may they bring back happy memories of The Coke Dates at THE ALCDVE DRUG STDHE f- rinterS jfor Southwestern THE SU1V (Est. 1877) A Staunch Supporter of Southwestern for 65 Years TELEPHONE 98 DE LUXE CLEMERS ; Cleaners You Will Enjoy Doing Business With WDDDIE PATRICK Phone 381 ( omplimenti of THE BELFDRD LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone 34 — Georgetown Serving Georgetown and Southwestern Since 189} W. H. DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of FARMERS STATE RANK GEORGETOWN. TEXAS Williamson County ' s Oldest State Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PaL acz fhzatx WHERE GEORGETOWN IS ENTERTAINED GEORGETOWN WATER AND EIGHT PEANT Plllllfilj ■- wffims Cm fc£ . .■■;■ ... ■■. ■■■.:■■■. LINDELLS GULF SERVICE STATION Student Headquarters for Fine Service and Good Gulf Products RAYMOND LINDELL CRDNE S BARBER SHOP oLc onaino PRODUCE COMPANY Supplies Southwestern With Poultry and Eggs Telephone 655 Compliments of SOUTflWEST TELEPHONE CD. Compliments of ACME CLEANERS PHONE 76 EDENS BROTHERS GROCERY Quality Groceries SHELL FLORAL COMPANY For FLOWERS . . . Phone 177 Compliments of GEORGETOWN OIL MILL M. F. Smith. Mgr. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 890 - 1942 MEMBER F.D. LC. Compliments of fi. ' -N. ' -.Caswell Smw ' tM Station- 9lf ' South ' AuftiKAvzni iGwrg tpwfyOetQL 7T1 HERE ' S TO THE FUTURE OF GOOD OLD SOUTHWESTERN MUTUAL LUMBER COMPANY Phone 42 p R Q F ESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr. John R. 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