Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1943 volume:

mmmm j EX LiBRIS 4o i L 3?SoS THE SOU ' WESTER of 1943 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY GEORGETOWN, TEXAS Merrelle Adkins, Editor Jokn H. Lundtlad, Bus. Mgr. G. B. VV olcott, J acuity Adviser OOtn Edition CODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY i sift Nfe ' x ' ' : ; 3mX FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SCIENCE WlIL f .f ' WEST GYMNASIUM  .:j. IN MEMORIAM DR. HERBERT LEE GRAY Yet in these ears, till hearing dies, One slow set bell will seem to toll The passing of the sweetest soul That ever looked with human eyes. A soul kindled with love for service amidst perils abroad and in long, loving devotion to youth at home, he has left with us a sacred memory of a Southwestern gentleman-scholar, passionately devoted to the advancement of his Master ' s Kingdom. His impress for good is deep in the life of the South- western he loved and made greater by his beautiful consecration, and she will ever treasure the memory of his devoted soul — Claud Howard. onthipe hc r Mt)ivcr$lt- «« 3etofc«, ® sxas March 29, i 943 D ear Students: to record } ? book ln w hich wo v, ich have meant ?S SS raont ?hose ° f a School. Fn the ffl0S t to Von . thln S happiopt or our college v r° thls year SouViest-? 6 r s i. and it is thlr 5 are °ur to re that tnl s f the - r o, r t f those ye we are $££?? or °ther vUai ° service ' P t it h ? Ul for uthwesWn CCU S ation s, - g- m Preo Tus an f d or f ° t f • st rr J he Cus ton] and f-ho , staff to dedic?tp ?£• he Pleasure nf +u whom we feel £f thls b ook to «L f the lives or to m Con tributed °rf°?? perso  there °L L school. m 6 1 to our P ticul ar m L P rsons for hb? ' though d eservinr egard e feel th°f T! have  students ? V ur hon ° ?nd r7«n °st the lilitaL thW6Ster « who hf eCt are those t y ? to de W f h ° nd h % V h e o f into ' - s P-tfull d r - dl JO t the. e,en S - xy Sou ' wester. Tr ery sincerely, - . xncerely eh 30, i« !. SCORE J.N. B- T0 TSE — « SOroWESTEBS T0 member. he flr „ e shall long • fl0 BaB y - S5SS on each - memb-s £ ; n e obligation nts a e u community, on , iustffi6 nts hav . percentage of the me r  w k large peroe called iB tbe eer „„e been days f  en ««a 8 da ys,  s 1 he3 ? t . been W ed ' u £?   ! £   o people na D , ed to J  r h ve talked t tie s, for you « J counts wdx a to be a part ox 1 am proud to X W ' J. N. R. SCORE A.B.. B.D., Th.D., D.D. President Southwestern University jbeand OSCAR A. ULLRICH B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Faculty, Head of. Department of Education and Psychology RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON B.A., MA. Dean of Women Professor of English COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ijOHN C. GODBEY B.A., MA. Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Sciences CLAUD HOWARD B.A., MA., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of English M. L. WILLIAMS B.A., MA. Professor and Head of the Department of Busi- ness Administration, Economics, and Sociology GEORGE C. HESTER B.A., MA. Professor and Head of the Department of His- tory and Government WILLIAM C. FINCH B.A, S.T.B., Th.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Religion and Philosophy THOMAS H. MARSH B.A., MA., B.D. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Speech and Drama GORDON B. WOLCOTT B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Biologi- cal Sciences LUTHER J. WAGGONER B.A., B.D., MA. Associate Profes- sor of Religion and History RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY B.A. Director of Athletics Head Coach Associate Professor of Business Administration and Psychology JOHN W. SIMMONS B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Education and Re- ligious Education oi HORACE L. OLSON B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics WILLIAM M. PATTERSON B.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor and Acting Head of Depart- ment of Foreign Language GORDON H. FAIRBANKS B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of German and French CLARENCE A. SHEETS B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Edu- cation and Physical Educa- tion, Director of Physical Training for Men JOE EDWIN BROWN B.S., M.S. Assistant Profeseor-of Business Administration, Economics, and Sociology LUCY BELLE MORGAN B.A., M.A. Instructor of Spanish 3PRIGG HARWOOD B.A., M.A. Instructor of English MARGARET T. McKENZIE B.A. Instructor of Speech 3ARA M. WRIGHT BA. Jniversity Nurse instructor of Red Cross MARY WILCOX B.A. Instructor of Mathe- matics and Chemistry courses ANNA FAIRBANKS B.A., M.A. Instructor of English and German BOB MARION BROWN B.A. Instructor of Physics RUTH MARY NELSON B.S. Instructor of Physical Education PEARL SIMMONS BA. Fellow in Business Administration THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS HENRY E. MEYER B.A., B.M., B.S., Mus.D. Dean of School of Fine Arts, Professor of Piano, Organ, and Theory ROXIE HAGOPIAN B.A., B.M. Associate Professor Voice, Conductor of Chorus of CARL B. COMPTON B.A., B.F.A. Associate Professor Art of THOMAS MINARD JOHNSON B.F.A. Director of Band, As- sistant Professor of Public School Music JOSEPH D. CASTLE Director of Orchestra Instructor of Violin IOLA BOWDEN B.F.A., M.M. Instructor of Piano and Theory MIDRED COMPTON Instructor of Art J. FRANCIS COX Band Director Fellow in Music Theory ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF !AAC JOEL McCOOK PEARL ALMA NEAS usiness Manager Registrar IARGARET MOOD MARY MAUDE IcKENNON WEDEMEYER B.A. B.A., M.A. .brarian Assistant Librarian A LOIS CLARKE Assistant Registrar LOUISE I. RADER Bookkeeper and Cashier J. Y. GATES M. HOWARD KNOX B.A., MA. Director of Public Executive Secretary South- Relations western Ex-students ' Association LORENA MOSES Hostess of Laura Kuykendall Hall D. L. McCREE Pastor of First Methodist Church EDNA G. LEHMBERG Supervisor of the Dining Hall MARJORIE BEECH Secretary to the President JOHN R. MARTIN M.D. University Physician F. C. ROBERTS Campus Engineer HE FE AliO LUVFS PRIVATE DOE A ' JAMES MELBERT President em H GlaM QUicenA, ELIZABETH FLANAGAN Secretary W MOLLY HOSKINS Vice-President ADKINS, MERRELLE Port Arthur Major: Spanish; Minor: English. Alpha Chi ' 42- ' 43. Pi Gamma Mu ' 42- ' 43. Board of Student Publications ' 4I- ' 42 ( ' 42- ' 43. Editor of ' 43 Sou ' wester. University Honor Court ' 42- ' 43. Editor Sou ' wester ' 42. ALLEN, JAMES R. Corsicana Major: Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics and Physics. Alpha Chi ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43; Pres. ' 42- ' 43. Southwestern Science Society ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43; Vice Pres., ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42. Who ' s Who in American Colleges ' 42- ' 43. Best Student Citizen ' 41- ' 42. Exec. Council of Inde- pendent Organization. Chemistry Tutor. BANCROFT, EDWIN Powell Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology. Football ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Basketball ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Student Government ' 41- ' 42. S Association. BARBER, SARAH Jacksonville Major: Speech and Drama; Minor: English. Zeta Tau Alpha, Historian ' 42- ' 43. Speech Club ' 41- ' 42 Mask Wig ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. English Assistant ' 42. French Club ' 41- ' 42. BARTON, ROBERT San Saba Major: Religion and Philosophy; Minor: History. Kappa Sigma. Megaphone ' 41 - ' 42. Band ' 38- ' 39, ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. BARTOSH, ALICE Granger Major: Speech and Drama; Minor: English. Independent Beauty ' 41 - ' 42. BERGNER, HANS Doss Major: History and Government; Minor: Economics. Kappa Alpha. Varsity Track ' 42- ' 43. Pi Gamma Mu. University Honor Court ' 42- ' 43. Ministerial Associa- tion. BIEBERSTEIN, PAUL Galena Park Major: Physical Education; Minor: Mathematics. Band ' 39- ' 40; Basketball. President Mood Hall Honor Council ' 42- ' 43. Senate. Vice President Sports Club ' 42. President Sports Club ' 43. Student Assistant in Physical Education. Assistant Sports Editor of Megaphone. BRIGMAN, FRED Uvalde Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics. Kappa Alpha, Vice President ' 41 - ' 42. Panhellenic Council, President ' 41--42. BROCKETTE, MARY RUTH Holland Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Bible. Alpha Delta Pi, Chaplain ' 42. Chorus, ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42. Chapel Choir ' 42- ' 43. Sports Club. Library Staff ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. S.C.R.A CARLYLE, MARY JO Troup Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics. Alpha Delta Pi, Vice President ' 42- ' 43. Band ' 40- ' 41, ' 41 - ' 42. Pi Gamma Mu. Alpha Chi. Student Assist- ant in English. CARTER, MITTIE SUE Conroe Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Art. Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer ' 42- ' 43. Mask S Wig ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41. Sports Club ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Art Club ' 41- ' 42. BILHARTZ, HARRELL Breckenridge Major: Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics. Kappa Alpha. Southwestern Science Society. Texas Academy of Science. BINFORD, SYDNEY GEORGE Edna Major: Art; Minor: Drama. Alpha Delta Pi, Chaplain ' 41- ' 42. Who ' s Who in Am. Colleges, ' 42- ' 43. Alpha Chi ' 42- ' 43. Mask Wig ' 40- ' 41, ' 41 - ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Secretary-Treasurer Speech Club ' 41- ' 42. Southwestern Magazine, Assistant ' 40- ' 41, Art Editor ' 41 - ' 42, Editor 42- ' 43. Social Chairman of Pan Am. Club. BISHOP, MARTHA LOU Marfa Major: Public School Music; Minor: Voice. Chorus ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Annual Staff ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Recreation Chairman of S. C. R. A. 41- ' 42. Pan Am. Club. L. K. Hall Honor Court ' 41. Pres. Independent Girls ' 41. Musician ' s Club ' 40- ' 41, ' 41 - ' 42. Independent Exec. Council ' 42- ' 43. Mozart Club ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Chapel Choir ' 42- ' 43. BLALOCK, JESSE Marshall Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology. Kappa Sigma. COBB, ALBERT Calvert Major: Physical Education; Minor: History. Football ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Basketball ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. S Association. President Sports Club ' 41- ' 42. Executive Council Independent Association ' 41 - ' 42. COBB, SAM Calvert Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics. COOKE, EVELYN Georgetown Major: English; Minor: Education Alpha Delta Pi. Band ' 39- ' 40. Spanish Club ' 39- ' 40. Sigma Tau Delta ' 40- ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Mask Wig ' 39- ' 40- ' 41. Pi Gamma Mu ' 42- ' 43. Sports Club ' 42- ' 43. EDGE, LYNETTE Bryan Major: English; Minor: Speech. Alpha Delta Pi, Historian ' 41 - ' 42. Band Section Sgt. Secretary Alpha Chi. Pi Gamma Mu. Student Senate ' 42- ' 43. Pan American Club. ELROD, ELTON Palestine Major: Bible; Minor: Religious Education. Ministerial Association, Secretary ' 41, President ' 42- ' 43. S. C. R. A. President of Mood Hall Crusade. Chapel Choir ' 42- ' 43. Chorus ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Spanish Club. Mask Wig. EVANS, ALBERT Georgetown Major: Business Ad.; Minor: Economics. Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer ' 41- ' 42. Panhellenic Council ' 41- ' 42. FURRH, JEANNE Elysian Fields Major: History; Minor: Physical Education. Zeta Tau Alpha, Guard ' 42. French Club ' 41. Mask Wig ' 41. Sports Club ' 41 - ' 42, Secretary ' 42. GIPS, PAUL Yorktown Major: Physical Education; Minor: History. Football ' 41 - ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Basketball ' 43. Tennis ' 42- ' 43. University Honor Court ' 42. Student Senate ' 41- ' 42. President Independent Association ' 42- ' 43. Sports Club ' 42- ' 43. HORN, KATHLEEN Smithville Major: Art; Minor: History. Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary ' 40- ' 41, President ' 42- ' 43. Student Senate ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Mask Wig ' 39- ' 40. Secretary Student Association ' 40- ' 41. Univer- sity Honor Court ' 40- ' 41. Le Cercle Francois. Art Club ' 40- ' 41. L. K. Hall Honor Council ' 42- ' 43. Pan- hellenic Council. Chorus ' 40- ' 41. Zeta Tau Alpha Beauty ' 41- ' 42. HOSKINS, MOLLY Lufkin Major: History Government; Minor: Education. Zeta Tau Alpha. Le Cercle Francais ' 40- ' 41- ' 42. Sports Club ' 40- ' 41- ' 42. KARR, JOE Dallas Major: Business Ad.; Minor: Economics. Sou ' wester Staff, Photographer ' 41 - ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Pi Gamma Mu. KILGORE, DANA Malakoff Major: Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics. Who ' s Who in American Colleges ' 42- ' 43. Sports Editor Sou ' wester ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Student Senate ' 41- ' 42. President Southwestern Science Society ' 42- ' 43. President Mood Hall Council ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Independ- ent Executive Council ' 41 - ' 42. President Honor Court ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. GODBEY, CHARLES PERRY Georgetown Major: Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics Dramatics Club ' 40- ' 41, ' 42- ' 43. Pi Kappa Delta ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Science Society ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Speech Club ' 41- ' 42. Alpha Chi ' 42- ' 43. Who ' s Who in American Colleges ' 42- ' 43. Ministerial Association ' 42- ' 43. German Club ' 43. GREGG, DEWITT Kingsbury Major: Mathematics; Minor: Biology. Alpha Chi, Pi Gamma Mu, Science Society. GUNN, OLLIE Troy Major: Business Administration; Minor: Eco. Sports Club. HEDGE, KATHRYN Henderson Major: Speech Drama; Minor: English. Alpha Delta Pi, Social Secretary. University Honor Court ' 42. Pi Gamma Mu. President National Col- legiate Players. President Mask Wig ' 41 - ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Vice President Alpha Chi. Best Actress ' 39- ' 40, ' 41- ' 42. Who ' s Who in American Colleges ' 42- ' 43. Speech Club. Sigma Tau Delta. Assistant in Speech. Assistant Editor of Magazine ' 40- ' 41. McPHAIL, DOROTHY New London Major: Business Administration; Minor: Eco. S C R. A. ' 39- ' 40. Library Assistant ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. L. K. Hall Honor Council ' 42- ' 43. Stu- dent Senate ' 42- ' 43. MARTIN, RUTH Lakeland, Fla. Major: History Government; Minor: English. Chorus ' 38- ' 39. Mask Wig ' 38. Alpha Chi ' 39- ' 40- ' 41- ' 42. Student Assistant in History and Govern- ment ' 39- ' 40- ' 41- ' 42. Secretary to Dean ' 41- ' 42. Pan American Club ' 38- ' 39- ' 40- ' 41- ' 42. MELBERT, JAMES S. New Orleans, La. Major: Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics. Kappa Alpha, Vice President ' 42- ' 43. President Senior Class ' 42- ' 43. University Honor Court ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Panhellenic Council ' 41- ' 42. Science Society ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Texas Academy of Science ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Die Deutsche Verein ' 40- ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Mask Wig ' 40- ' 41. Band ' 40- ' 41. Chorus ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. MEREDITH, SPENCER Calvert Major: Chemistry and Biology; Minor: Math. Alpha Chi ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Who ' s Who in American Colleges ' 42- ' 43. Science Society. MICKLE, NAN Eastland Major: English; Minor: Education. Alpha Delta Pi, Secretary ' 42- ' 43. Pi Gamma Mu, Secretary ' 42. Alpha Chi, Megaphone, ' 40- ' 41. As- sistant Editor Sou ' wester ' 41- ' 42. Publicity Director for Southwestern University. Secretary of Ex- Students. A. P. Representative for S. U. MILLER, PAUL Longview Major: Band Band ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Kappa Alpha. MIMS, FRANCES Georgetown Major: English; Minor: History. Delta Delta Delta, President ' 41. Who ' s Who in American Colleges ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Megaphone Staff ' 41- ' 42. Student Senate ' 41- ' 42. Alpha Chi ' 41- ' 42. Pan- hellenic Council ' 41- ' 42. Pi Gamma Mu. English Assistant. MURRAY, CHAD Georgetown Major: Religion and Philosophy; Minor: English. Who ' s Who in American Colleges ' 42- ' 43. S. C. R. A. Ministerial Association, President ' 42- ' 43. Student Director of S. C. R. A. Pi Gamma Mu. RICE, JOHN Odessa Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology. Football ' 40- 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Basketball ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. S. C. R. A. Sports Club. S Association. Kappa Sigma. ROYAL, PHILLIP Georgetown Major: Religion, Philosophy; Minor: English. Ministerial Association ' 42- ' 43. S. C. R. A. RUNNELS, VERNON Humble Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology. Basketball ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Student Senate ' 41- ' 42. Kappa Sigma. SANDHERR, MARGARET Sonora Major: English, Speech and Drama; Minor: Foreign Languages. Phi Mu, Pres. ' 42- ' 43. Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu. Pi Kappa Delta. Mask Wig. Student Senate ' 42- ' 43. L. K. Hall Honor Council ' 41 - ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Panhellenic Council, Secretary Girls ' Panhel- lenic ' 42. Speech Club ' 41 - ' 42. Vice President Junior Class ' 41 - ' 42. S. C. R. A. Vice President Girls ' Cru- sade, Pan American Club ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42. PHILLIPS, ROBERT San Augustine Major: Art; Minor: English. Kappa Sigma. Art Club. Ban d. PICKARD, GWENDOLYN San Antonio Major: Elementary Ed.; Minor: Drama S Speech, Art. Alpha Delta Pi, Magazine Chairman ' 42- ' 43. Mask Wig, Secretary ' 41 - ' 42, Publicity Chairman ' 42- ' 43. Speech Club ' 42- ' 43. German Club ' 42- ' 43. RAGSDALE, LOUIS Jacksonville Major: Speech and Drama; Minor: Government. Mask Wig ' 41- ' 42- ' 43. Alpha Chi ' 42- ' 43. Pi Gamma Mu ' 42- ' 43. RHODES, ABB Georgetown Major: Business Ad.; Minor Economics. Phi Delta Theta. SHIREY, BILL Georgetown Major: Bible; Minor: Speech. Chorus ' 40- ' 41, ' 42- ' 43. Ministerial Association. S. C. R. A. SICELOFF, COURTNEY DeLeon Major: Government and Economics; Minor: Bible and Speech. S. C. R. A., President ' 41- ' 42. Pi Gamma Mu, President. Alpha Chi. Independent Executive Council ' 41 - ' 42. Mood Hall Honor Council ' 41. Uni- versity Honor Court. Pi Kappa Delta. SKELTON, JAMES Lubbock Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology. Kappa Sigma. SMITH, MARIE JEANNE Georgetown Major: Business Administration; Minor: Eco. Alpha Delta Pi. Alpha Chi. Pi Gamma Mu. Pan American Club. Mask Wig. STANALAND, MAX Tyler Major: Band; Minor: Mathematics. Band ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Kappa Alpha. TERRY, BILL Wichita Falls Major: Business Administration and Economics. Minor: History and Government. Phi Delta Theta. Mask S Wig ' 41- ' 42. Megaphone ' 41 - ' 42. S. C. R. A., Recreation Committee ' 42- ' 43. Band Manager ' 42- ' 43. President Student Associa- tion ' 42- ' 43. TORBETT, JOY Marlin Major: English and Business Administration; Minor: Economics. Alpha Delta Pi, Treasurer ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Band ' 39- ' 40, Treasurer ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. Mask Wig ' 39- ' 40. English Assistant ' 42- ' 43. Business Ad- ministration Assistant ' 42- ' 43. L. K. Hall Honor Coun- cil ' 42- ' 43. President English Club ' 42- ' 43. S. C. R. A. TYREE, JEANNE Rosenberg Major: English; Minor: Education. Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice President ' 40- ' 41; Guard ' 42. Mask Wig ' 40- ' 41. Le Cercle Francois ' 40- ' 41. Art Club ' 40. Pianists ' Club ' 40. Kappa Alpha Sweet- heart ' 40. MIMS, JOE MILTON Georgetown Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology. Kappa Alpha; Band ' 39- ' 40; ' 40- ' 41, ' 41 - ' 42, ' 42- ' 43; Assistant Director ' 40- ' 41- ' 42; Band Director ' 42- ' 43; Science Society ' 42- ' 43. FLANAGAN, ELIZABETH Georgetown Major: Public School Music and English. Alpha Delta Pi; Sigma Tau Delta ' 41-42, ' 42-43; Sec. ' 41-42; Alpha Chi ' 42- ' 43; Musical Arts Club ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43; Pres., ' 41- ' 42; Pianist Club ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42; Mozart Society ' 42- ' 43; Spanish Club ' 39- ' 40; Mask Wig ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41. WOLF, CAB Clarksville Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology. Pre-Med Club; Kappa Sigma; French Club, Vice- President Freshman Class. WRIGHT, ROBERT Stamford Major: Business Ad.; Minor: Economics. Kappa Sigma; S Association ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43; Foot- ball ' 39- ' 40, ' 40- ' 41, ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. WALLACE, LIBBYE JO Sonora Major: Business Administration; Minor: Eco. Phi Mu, Treasurer ' 42- ' 43; Mask Wig ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43; Student Senate ' 42- ' 43. Pan American Forum ' 41- ' 42, ' 42- ' 43. WELTY, JUNE San Antonio Major: Physical Education; Minor: History. Zeta Tau Alpha; Sports Club, Sec. ' 41- ' 42; Mask Wig; Megaphone; Library Staff; Student Assistant in P. E. WALKUP, MARIAN Mexia Major: Speech and Drama; Minor: History and Government. Alpha Delta Pi; Mask Wig; Pan American Forum; Senior Panhellenic Representa- tive; Speech Club. WALDEN, LAVERNE Crockett Major: Voice; Minor: Public School Music Delta Delta Delta, Pres. ' 42- ' 43; Chorus; Mask S Wig; University Honor Court ' 42; L. K. Hall House Council ' 42- ' 43 (Pres.); Mozart Club; French Club; Chapel Choir; Student Senate ' 42- ' 43; Sec. of Student Assoc. ' 42- ' 43; Fine Arts Club; Rainbow Queen; Who ' s Who; Panhellenic Council; Pres., Girls ' Council ' 42- ' 43. fjlUUQSl£ • iUUOA GlaM Qllice iA GRANT SCOGGINS President JAMIE CARROLL Secretary BETSY NICHOLS Vice-President Arisco, Angelo Port Arthur Arnold, Mildred San Antonio Behrens, Howard Copperas Cove Benold, Douglas Georgetown Bergquist, Linnea Georgetown Berry, Jerry Cleveland Biggs, Doris Georgetown Bledsoe, Mrs. Marvin Jarrell Bledsoe, Marvin Jarrell Britt, Louise Wheeler Brown, Lottie Mathis Carroll, Jamie Taft Carvey, Frank Dallas Cocke, Delia Georgetown Cole, Hugh Cisco Curtis, Myers Rosebud Davidson, Ray Port Arthur Davis, Cay El Campo Elder, James M. Dallas Godbey, Margaret Georgetown Green, Ray Georgetown Grimes, Mary Dean Cleveland Gunn, Murrell Montgomery, La. Holmes, Bill San Saba Hook, Martha Jo Hammond, La. Howard, Helen Claud Howard, Frances Georgetown Georgetown Hutcherson, Rex Sonora Kirkland, Ernestine Breckenridge Lampert, Harry Lorena Lindenberg, Kurt Fredericksburg Lundblad, John H. Georgetown ' Martin, John Ed Jacksonville Mackintosh, Robert Oil City, Pa. McCorquodale, James Moore, Kathleen Conroe Lamesa Moores, Gloria Texarkana Murray, Marie Georgetown Nichols, Betsy Vernon Patterson, Elizabeth Georgetown Peck, Gerald Georgetown Pennington, Stanley Georgetown Perkins, Mauryne Corpus Christi Picard, Betty Lee San Antonio Porter, Evelyn Palestine Price, Charles Georgetown Ragsdale, Wendell Jacksonville Ray, Edwin Canton Richardson, Ted Plainview Robertson, John Georgetown Royal, Katherine Temple Scarborough, C. B. Dallas Scoggins, Grant Georgetown Shaw, Charles Georgetown Sheets, Rowena Georgetown Sherman, Francille Briggs Shook, Hollis Hutto Smathers, Betty- Pasadena Stephenson, William Wakefield, Margaret Nell Mt. Pleasant Midway- Walker, John Roger Thompson, Sarah Frank Ullrich, Mary Ann Winkler, Milton Breckenridge Georgetown Georgetown Moody tei a jh 1 A JACK GILLUM President JUNE JEFFERS Secretary JULIA BYROM Vice-President Adkins, Evans, Brady Jr. Alaniva, Marian Jacksonville Barton, Jimmie Buda Bewley, Lewis Odessa Blankenship, Betty- Jacksonville Boles, Martha Rae Conroe Bostick, Selma Ray Marshall Boughton, Edwin Hollywood, Calif. Box, Don San Antonio Brabham, Edith A. Roswell, N. Mex. Bradshaw, Thelma Grapeland Bratton, Move Ann Cleburne Byrom, Julia Georgetown Campbell, Larry Jasper Campbell, Bob Austin Chafin, James L. Sinton Chafin, Othel Sinton Chatham, Tom Mexia Clark, Frances Honey Grove Cockrum, Allen Houston Coffin, Wayne Miami Cooke, Charles San Angelo Cunningham, Marjorie Houston De Grassi, Winr Amarillo Deschner, Anton Laredo Dusek, Melvin Granger Ellison, James Hillsboro Everett, Mark Conroe Farmer, Helen West Columbia Farris, Bobbie Faye Georgetown Fullen, Betty Beaumont Gillum, Jack Georgetown Greer, Barry Brownwood Haley, Glen Roswell, N. Mex. Harding, Harold Byers Hart, Royal Miles Hooton, William Dallas Hunt, Laura Portland Jeffers, June Temple King, Mandy Lou Beaumont Kopecky, Ruth Flatonia Lackey, Cornelia Bledsoe Langston, Kathryn Cisco Laubach, Paul Georgetown Le Tulle, Sam Bay City- Littlejohn, Daphne Kingsville McGraw, Eltis Port Arthur Mattox, Causey Newton Mayes, Helen Ozona Meredith, McLaurin Calvert Miles, Edgar Georgetown Morris, Joe Hollywood, Calif. Mount, Shirley- Waco Nelms, Jane Houston Osborne, Sibyl Pampa Owens, Bobbie Houston Pace, Barbara Baytown Palmer, Ed Goldthwaite Parker, Mary Pampa Pickle, Franklin Georgetown Purcell, Margaret Beaumont Reichenstein, Jean Fort Worth Riley, John L. Conroe Rinn, Thomas Yoakum Roberts, Mary Georgetown Robinson, Dorothy Spring Rogers, Katherine Dallas Roper, Theresa McGregor Rosenblad, Ben Taylor Rouser, George Georgetown Rucks, Mary Beth Angleton Rupp, Katherine Falfurrias Sampley, Margaret Quanah Shaw, Martha Georgetown Shell, Frances Georgetown Sneed, Bob Galena Park Stacy, Gwendolyn Houston Stinson, Betty Conroe Tegge, Stanley Schwertner Thompson, Billy Lou Snyder Towns, Sue Georgetown Vermeil, Patricia Houston Wagner, Willi Edna Walker, Arthur Burnet Georgetown Wallace, Frances Corpus Christi Wallace, William Holland Wardlaw, Rachel Del Rio Webernick, Nelson Morgan Westmoreland, Jane Marshall Wilson, Buddy Pampa Windham, Ruth Ann Wright, Elizabeth Georgetown Stamford Wunsche, Willie Mae Spring Yanch, Dorris Houston Dolan, Lois Georgetown Young, Mary Margaret Georgetown . ill STUDENTS nntmnooK v.. fyteAnmen ED HARRIS President GlaU BETTY CARROLL Secretary MORRIS BRATTON Vice-President Adair, Eldridge Beeville Adams, Eugenia Cleburne Adams, Betty- Dallas Adams, Wanda Rose Allen, Frances Gouse Beaumont Allen, Gloria Georgetown Allen, Martha Fort Worth Anderegg, Vera Fredericksburg Barker, Mary Louise Bartlett, Josephine Houston Lufkin Bartley, Gloria Georgetown Bartley, Norma Georgetown Bean, Mary Frances Beaty, Eleanor Bell, Lila Ruth Ozona Orange Smiley Bethea, Corinne Wharton Bettison, Vera Galveston Bingham, Percy Quemado Blomquist, George Boatman, Marie Jarrell Bastrop Boezinger, Otto San Antonio Bourne, Betty Jo Sebastian Brown, Emily Houston Carlson, Wallace Georgetown Carroll, Betty Taft Chafin, Billy Jo Sinton Chafin, Olin Sinton Chudej, Eugene Yoakum Clabough, David Carthage Colca, Rose Marie Houston Cole, Edward Cisco Darwin, J. B. Waco Dewald, Ernest Copperas Cove Dickinson, Elouise Brownwood Dobie, Catherine San Antonio Dolan, Mary Ann Georgetown Edens, Edith Jane Wharton Feaster, Ivon Bryan Fowler, Boyce Dallas Francis, Mary Houston Freeman, Betty Lufkin French, G. W. Frost Froehner, Calvin San Antonio Fugua, Thomas San Antonio Galloway, Alexander Pearsall Gerhold, George Cuero Garrett, Eleanor Kosse Gideon, Jewell Fort Worth Gilbert, John Houston Gordy, Sarah Dallas Grayson, Margaret Temple Hallauer, Jean Breckenridge Harrell, Ann Breckenridge Heck, Rose Ann Giddings Henderson, Ethel Georgetown House, Dwight Artesia, New Mexico Hunt, Lev Cleburne Kendrick, Corinne Karnes City Lee, Jan Colorado City Modisett, Joyce Houston McCrary, Jack Mathis McDowell, Jean Breckenridge McNallen, Pat Breckenridge McSwain, Milda Amarillo Maclin, H. T. Fort Worth Mann, William Brady Matthews, Downs Houston Morris, Charlie Bob Bastrop Munden, Horace Fort Worth Munson, James Georgetown Newberry, Robert Houston Phillips, Raymond Marshall Northington, Delle Lampasas Pitts, Stanford Conroe Ortega, Hernando Panama City, Republic of Panama Ramey, Ernest Georgetown Perry, Dorothy Houston Roberts, Boy dene San Antonio Phillips, Peggy San Augustine Rosenbush, Loraine Houston Rupp, Loraine Falfurrias St. Clair, Virginia Georgetown Sansom, Lou Ellen Georgetown Score, John Georgetown Sherman, Willard Round Rock Sholars, Jean Orange Siceloff, John De Leon Sneed, Ann Galena Park Starry, Edwin Yoakum Stewart, Jacqueline Houston Stephenson, Charles Stokes, Carl Mt. Pleasant Thrall Switzer, David Beaumont Taylor, Cora Galveston Wendland, Bobbye Lee Temple Travis, Katherine Kerrville Tschoerner, Frankie Joe Vogt, Wilma Jarrell Houston Wallace, Bernice Weems, Virginia Justin West Columbia Tower, John Beaumont West, Norman Westerfield, Bobbie Lou Wilkins, Rudolph Williamson, Marie Brady Wichita Falls Bastrop Austin Wise, Mary Kay Corpus Christi Womack, Dewey Pelly Wools, Dorothy Hondo Yaeger, Josephine Gray, John Hebbronville Fort Worth Freshmen get acquainted at S. C. R. A. frolic . . . modeling creations by the upperclassmen at the Freshman Parade under the supervision of the Vigilance Committee . . . upperclassmen keep Fresh- man flag from flying at Homecoming game . . . sounding off. Opnng Oemester Otudents MARY CATHRYN ROGERS, IV Georgetown KELLEY LOU BOUNDS, III Tehuacana THOMAS E. GOSSETT, III Houston LOUIS PITCOCK, II Graham HELEN FAIRCHILD, I Houston JACK HINES, I McKinney LOUISE JACKSON, II Orange WILLIAM MALISH Granger THE TENTH PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION J. N. R. Score was inaugurated the tenth president of Southwestern Uni- versity, October 6, 1942. Gov. Stevenson at the flag-raising exercises. The Governor delivers his address. The Academic Procession. The procession to West Gymnasium for the Inauguration ceremony. Dr. Score receives the seal of the University from Dr. Cody, President of the Board of Trus- tees. I SiliLtAu  GoUecf i and fymuesiAjti i From SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY J jL Top to bottom: James Allen, Sydney Binford, John Roger Walker. Left to right: Kathryn Hedge, Charles Perry Godbey. First row: Dana Kilgore. Second row: Spencer Meredith, Chad Murray. Third row: Frances Mims, LaVerne Walden, Court- ney Siceloff. 1. Mennard the Magician and Dot Perry at the Church reception welcoming students back to school. 2. At the Faculty-Student Reception the students put on their best manners, and the faculty their best togs; here Harding is greeted by the Scores and Dean Ferguson. 3. And in this corner — five dignified seniors on Inauguration Day. 4. This is what they ran through that line for— John and Jimmie serve punch to Cay and escort at Faculty-Student Reception. 5. Senior Blalock gives Greer and Munden something to aspire to — Inaugural ceremonies gave him this golden opportunity. 6. On to the gym, but not for commando. 7. Senior girls await Academic Procession to the gym — Brockette shows George how it should be worn (as if she knew). 8. Gov. Stevenson stands at attention while Southwestern honors its boys who have given their lives for their nation. 9. Guests and underclassmen gather for the celebration. 10. Inauguration of President Score brought to our campus such distinguished guests as our Gov- ernor, President of the Board, and Bishops. 1. Even the Pirates can ' t take Langston ' s mind off the Air Corps, but the other Phi Mu ' s have their eyes on the ball. 2. And the Band played on— each football game brought another spectacular Miniature Pigskin Revue by Tom Johnson. 3. Bernhart Binford turns to cotton-pickin ' . 4. Two more cotton-pickin ' A.D.Pi ' s (Boles and Dolan) do their part for victory. 5. Alpha Delts all out for the war effort as they prepare to mobilize at Cook ' s farm. 6. Queen LaVerne Walden and attendants Sarah Barber and Kathleen Horn at the Dinner of the Golden Bowl. 7. Golden Bowl gals more interested in camera than food— amazing, isn ' t it? 8. Senior girls are honored in the traditional Ritual of the Golden Bowl. 9. Dean ' s niece, Ginger, freguent visitor to the campus, swings o ut with Sammy Le Tulle. H. T. Maclin is fascinated by the step. 10. Jean, Frances, and Mary Kay entertain the gang at the A.D.Pi jail party. 11. The Stephensons, Charlie and Bill, decide who will clean the room for Mood Hall Open House. 1. The professors, Mr. Marsh and the Fairbanks at the height of their academic dignity as they enjoy the delicacies of the Homecoming Barbecue. 2. Rex and Cab, with dates Billie Lou and Emily, view the Homecoming Game at which the Pirates took the army by storm. 3. Cockrum pauses in the midst of social life to doze over a trig book. 4. A typical chapel scene — Paul, Dana, and Jean in the Tavern. 5. Ray and Puff listen to the advice of that settled couple, Mr. and Mrs. Mims. 6. Contrary to real life, Johnny and Sydney take on serious roles in the Mask and Wig fall production, Gillean. 7. Newcomer Myers Curtis reveals his talent to the Southwestern audience in the role of Gillean. 8. The sextet sings songs to the boys in the service at the Pigskin Revue. 9. June and Mary Margaret use their winning smiles to persuade Betty to leave the practice room long enough to go to the Homecoming game. 10. The one thing never idle on the S. U. campus is the marble machine at the Tavern. Allen, Scarb., Sookie, Rex, and Albert watch their fortunes diminish. J1MA 1. Dr. E. Stanley Jones, on the campus for the Methodist Student Movement, poses with Dr. Finch and Chad. 2. Court- ney, as president of the conference, welcomes Dr. Jones to the University and to the conference. 3. Mr. Castle and Miss Hagopian furnish the music for the Carol Dinner. 4. Barber, Mayes, and Hanch represent The Joy of Dawn at the Carol Dinner. 5. After Guest Night pledge McDowell and Cheerful McNallen entertain Miss Walkup, who seems very unappreciative. Buddy and Allen are part of the scenery. 6. True love turns its back on cameraman — they pretend to be enjoying the radio. 7. Those were the days, Kirk and Corky — however, the atmosphere created by the Christmas decorations couldn ' t have affected these beguiling glances. 8. Banty, Rice, and Campbell furnish more decoration for the Yuletide season. 9. Dr. Score and companion exemplify democracy at Southwestern. 10. If that ' s Wallace, Morris, and Boughton those aren ' t books they ' re looking at. 11. School spirit soared at this basketball game when the whole gang turned out. Grandma came but couldn ' t leave her German at home. 1. Albert— Betty, Icky— Kctppie, Bieber— Is that you, Pete?— at the Victory Dance. 2. Cab and Gerry, Molly and C. B. find the Victory Dance a peaceful relief just before the storm — final exams. 3. Joe, Jimmy, and James graduate at mid-term, just in time to go to work for Uncle Sam— Brother White returned to the campus for the graduation services. 4. Mr. Compton, what have you just told Moye and Sookie? Compton entertains the girls just before he joins the Academic Procession for the graduation exercises. 5. Dr. Score confers B.S. degree on Jimmy Melbert. 6. Dana, Nan, Brockette, and Wayne await the convocation services. 7. Seniors Adkins, Wallace, Sandherr, Bartosh, and McPhail just before assuming their dignity to walk in the Academic Procession. 8. Libbye and Tommy — together as always— just before he leaves for the Air Corps. 9. More basketball fans— Rex and Billie Lou. 10. Bewley, Corky, Sonny, and Yank cram feverishly the nite before finals. 1 1 . Kappie and Fran get their share of vitamin C on the flagpole. 12. Kathleen entertains Sig brothers at the Tavern between classes. 1. In Mr. Brown ' s marriage relations class, Walkup, Brockette, Kappy, and Kilgore take it all in. 2. Band boosts the ; morale of the basketball team. 3. Bill and Bobbye Lou between classes. 4. Mrs. Moses signing in her wandering children, Cherry, and Alice. 5. Miss Kuan shares the latest bit of Confucius ' philosophy with Fly, Moye Ann, and JMandyLou. 6. Beauty and the beast. Britt and friend. 7. Royal and Alex — two studious gentlemen. 8. Sandie and Bean pose for the birdie, while other Phi Mus furnish the background. 9. Percy, Bill, and Bancroft wait impatiently for the dinner bell while John Towers over them. 10. Ragsdale, Kirkland, and Miles put their hearts iinto the script in Mr. Marsh ' s radio class. 11. Thelma and Harold emerge happily from the Tavern. It must have ! been coke day. 2 cmce licmd SAXES Ray Davidson Paul Miller George Rouser Max Stanaland TRUMPETS Joe Mims Grant Scoggins Wendell Ragsdale TROMBONES Ray Phillips Pat McNallen RHYTHM Frances Mims Piano Bill Holmes Drums Franklin Pickle Bass SARAH BARBER M.ost Beautiful Girl m mm LA VERNE WALDEN JVxiss iSoutn western rvainbow- V ueen Delta Delta Delta Beauty ERNESTINE KIRKLAND Alpha Delta Pi Beauty £1®iSk!b: H mmm ■ ' •.■ ' ■; ; i-- ' ' 1 m ■ P9I ' ' W: riBI ALICE BARTOSH Independent Beauty ROSE MARIE COLCA Phi Mu Beauty -■■•■■ ' ■• ■■ ' ■■ ' ■■ ■ ' 1 mm 1 W 1 wm. m CAY DAVIS Zeta Tau Alpka Beauty ;■ i ■ ■■ SrIh m SnfaMHn W3m mm JERRY BERRY iJono Queen ActtiMtieA, Boa id l PuJMocdl ni The Board of Publications is made up of some members of the faculty, and the Business Manager. This board works with the editors to produce the various publications BILL TERRY Standing: M. Howard Knox, Sprigg Harwood. Seated: Carl B. Compton, I. J. McCook, M. L. Williams, Gordon B. Wolcott. STAFF Sydney Binford Editor James McCorquodale - - - Art Editor Louis Ragsdale Feature Editor Jeanne Tyree Assistant Mandy Lou King Assistant Marjorie Cunningham - Assistant Thelma Bradshaw Assistant The Southwestern Magazine is a monthly publi- cation composed of the literary efforts of the students on this campus. It is now in its sixty-first year of publication, and is the oldest publication in the state. BINFORD Standing: Ragsdale, King, Bradshaw, Tyree, McCorquodale Seated: Binford, Cunningham T ERRY, SHELL, BRADSHAW STEPHENSON, LeTULLE, TAYLOR COLE, ALLEN, LUNDBLAD, WELTY Vhe Me fa Jume STAFF Editor - - - - . . Frances Shell Associate Editor - - - Bill Stephenson Society Editor - - - Thelma Bradshaw Sports Editor - - - Martha Rae Boles Business Manager - Bill Terry- Sponsor ----- Sprigg Harwood Reporters: June Welty, Sam LeTulle, Gloria Allen, Eloise Dickinson, John Tower, Edward Cole, Cora Alice Taylor, Paul Bieberstein, C. D. Wilson STEPHENSON, BOLES, BIEBERSTEIN Ike 19 3 u Editor - Associate Editor Assistant Editor Society Editor - Art Editors - Photographers Sports Editor Class Editors - Faculty Adviser - STAFF Merrelle Adkins - Betty Lee Picard - Nan Mickle - Margaret Sandherr Mandy Lou King Wanda Rose Adams Joe Kan- John Score - Dana Kilgore - Martha Lou Bishop Bobbye Owens Jean Hallauer - Dr. G. B. Wolcott - a9bj Wtr fc ■ t c3? 1 ' i c ... . , ■  ? 7 liB kk y r ADKINS, PICARD KARR, SANDHERR, ADAMS HALLAUER, DR. WOLCOTT MICKLE, KILGORE, SCORE, BISHOP $td4 leMi C outwit ActUutled, The Stewards of the S. C. R. A. Rev - Bob Goodrich of Houston and Wayne Coffin Bob, Dr. Jones, and Courtney OFFICERS President - Vice-President - Secretary - Student Director Director Courtney Siceloff - Bob Sneed - Kathryn Hedge - Chad Murray Dr. Finch The Student Council of Religious Ac- tivities is an organization which has an open membership and does its work in the fields of Worship, Recreation, Com- munity Service, and Deputations. It was host this year to the State Student Movement, which had Dr. E. Stanley Jones as speaker. Its work is financed by voluntary student contributions, of which 50 per cent or more is sent away from the campus for missions. It meets one evening each month at which time a visiting speaker is invited. Its four committees function between the regu- lar meetings of the organization, and the recreational committee sponsors several all-school parties during the year. bebcrfe TEAMS Jean Hallauer Thelma Bradshaw John. Siceloff Royal Hart Joe Morris J6hn Roger Walker COACH T. H. Marsh The Southwestern Debaters have had an active season in spite of the war situation. They have attended five Forensic Tournaments and have de- bated teams from Southwest Texas State Teachers College, St. Edward ' s University, Mary Hardin Baylor Col- lege, and the University of Texas, in addition to the teams met at the vari- ous tournaments. Miss Jean Hallauer and Mr. Joe Mor- ris have been outstanding this year in winning individual contests, including first places in Radio Speaking and Ex- temporaneous Speaking. Our war time winnings include ten different awards for this season. SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CHORUS Roxie Hagopian Director Linnea Bergguist Accompanist st row: Heck, Wright, Wcriden, Bishop, Howard, Brown, Hagopian, Robinson, .nt, Wallace, Wise, Wunsche, Britt. cond row: McDowell, Edens, King, Langston, Henderson, Northington, Francis, x, Garrett, Owens, Rosenbush, Perry. ird row: Bergguist, Adams, Vogt. urjh row: Walker, Shirey, Elrod, Cole, Froehner, Powell. W k UMUtt- flUfr i II li 1 Tf w 8 if 1 I ■ ; First row: Miles, Rouser, Coffin, Davidson, Second row: Jeffers, Torbett, Tower, Kendrick, Young. Third row: Scoggins, ton, Phillips, McNallen, Switzer, Cocke. win, Roper, Edge, Holmes. Joe Mims Director Fall Semester - MW uUiif GM Stancdand, Miller, Ullrich, Feaster, Lee. Carlson, McGraw, Shaw, Hooton, Sheets, Ragsdale, Gray, Stephenson, Ramey, Bar- Fourth row: Allen, Deschner, Pickle, Dar- Paul Miller Director Second Semester VUe Ofcdi£AJAa Wendland, Howard, Cole, Colca, Allen, Howard. Director: Mr. Castle; Accompanist: Bethea. Cka el QU04 1 First row: Elrod, Brockette, Gideon, Nelms, Wallace; Dean Myer, Director. Second row: Roper, Adams, Bishop, Bergquist. Third row: Murray, Curtis, Ellison, Meredith, Phillips, Froehner, Stegall. RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Head Coach CLARENCE A. SHEETS Assistant Coach RICE, GIPS, BANCROFT, FARMER, COBB, J. CHAFIN, KRUPPA, MORRIS, BARTON, TEICHELMAN, STARRY Illi ' i t mt iff t e J Back row: Medley, Farmer, Bewley, Morris, Adair, Cobb, Bingham, Dewald, Teichelman, Robinson, Haley, Bratton, House, J. Chafin. Middle row: Kruppa, McFarland, Walker, Rice, Gips, Wright, Halbrook, Graves, Barton, Bancroft, Campbell, Starry. Front row: Mackintosh, Webernick, Sneed, O. Chafin, Blomquist. The Southwestern University Pirates opened the ' 42 season in good form  by defeating Lamar Junior College. Paul Gips tossed a soggy pigskin over the heads of the boys from Beaumont for a 13 to victory. Both touchdowns were made on passes to freshmen ends. This game introduced the Pirate eleven which was composed largely of freshmen. LAMPERT, BERKLEBACK, GERHOLD, CHUDEJ :iMMPt EDWIN BANCROFT 3 Letter, Back PAUL GIPS 2 Letter, Back JOHN RICE 2 Letter, Back The Pirates dropped their first home game to the Schreiner Institute Moun- taineers by a score of 14 to 6. The lone Pirate tally came from a 25-yard pass, Gips to Bewley. Although the Buccaneer passing attack worked well, it was overshadowed by the ground offensive of the Mountaineers. ELDRIDGE ADAIR 1 Letter, Center C. B. MORRIS 1 Letter, Center ARTHUR WALKER Squad, Back J. P. GRAVES 1 Letter, Center PERCY BINGHAM 1 Letter, Back LEWIS BEWLEY 1 Letter, Back The Pirates trampled Allen Academy on Snyder Field to the beat of 32 to 0. Gips and Wright collaborated on the heaving end to chalk up five touchdown passes; three of which went to Rice, halfback and ace receiver. Rice made three of the five touchdowns while Bratton and Farmer were good for one each. ED FARMER 1 Letter, Back BOB WRIGHT 4 Letter, Back • ' . ' :„:,;■ ' O. CHAFIN Squad, Back B. CAMPBELL 1 Letter, Back Southwestern journeyed to San Marcos where they dropped a tough one to S. W. T. C. Bancroft turned in some neat ground gaining plays while Gips, Rice and Farmer collaborated on a beautiful 65-yard pass and lateral touch- down. Even though the Bucs outgained their opponents the score stood 19 to 12 against them. FRANK BARTON Squad, Guard ERNEST DEWALD Squad, Tackle NELSON WEBERNICK 1 Letter, Tackle BUNERD BERKLEBACK Squad, Guard HARRY LAMPERT 3 Letter, Tackle GEORGE GERHOLD Squad, Guard The Abilene Christian College Wildcats out-mudded the Pirates on Snyder Field for an 18 to victory. Hampered greatly by the weather, the Pirates attempted only ten passes during the game. EUGENE CHUDEJ Squad, Tackle JAMES CHAFIN 1 Letter, Tackle ED TEICHELMAN Squad, Tackle EMIL KRUPPA Squad, Guard ED McFARLAND 1 Letter, Guard BOB MACKINTOSH Squad, Back SID ROBINSON Squad, Back Southwestern added another victory October 31, when they defeated Austin College 19 to 7. This time the variable Pirates featured a ground attack that was good for two of the touchdowns. Next week the Bucs scalped the McMurry College Indians to the tune of 26 to 19. The ball took to the air again as the Pirates completed 11 passes for 208 yards. Early in the second period Bancroft took the ball on an off-tackle play for 66 yards and a touchdown. GLENN HALEY Squad, End MORRIS BRATTON 1 Letter, End H. J. HALBROOK Squad, Tackle The Pirates completed the season by taking two teams from Camp Hood in the same week. The 628th division ot the Tank Busters fell before a Pirate onslaught by the count of 59-0. Three days later the Bucs took the 776th division by the scor e of 79-0. The Pirates took third place in the Texas Conference and scored 150 points in eight games. IGHT HOUSE ED STARREY letter, end 1 letter, end BLOOMQUIST Squad, tackle ADAIR, COACH SHEETS, HALEY 4 me - witJL m v lm$£teSrJk but .ueitt MM ' V m dl ' l ••111 • ' RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Coach As the smoke cleared from another exciting season of basketball S. U. fans sat back and relaxed. The release was duly earned, as they had been right on the edge of the seat watching the best games yet in West Gymnasium. Although the Pirates were short on hit- ting the basket in the pinch, they never ceased to fight. The squad produced the best ball- handling aggregation Southwestern has had in years. Those games with Howard Payne and T. W. C. were thrillers that filled the gym with people and enthusiasm. The lack of accuracy around the basket put the Pirates down the list when the scores were added, but the Bucs certainly furnished the fast type of basketball everyone desired. JOHN RICE Captain Three letter, Guard PAUL BIEBERSTEIN Two letter, Guard GLEN HALEY Two letter, Center ALBERT COBB Three letter, Forward ROBERT MACKINTOSH One letter, Guard Mackintosh sinks a one-hander. h x NELSON WEBERNICK One letter, Forward PAUL GIPS One letter, Guard ELDRIDGE ADAIR One letter, Center Around left end with Rice. DWIGHT HOUSE One letter, Forward MORRIS BRATTON One letter, Forward KURT LINDENBERG Squad, Guard Webernick looks for a guard. DOONEY MATTOX Squad, Forward J. BLOOMOU1ST Squad, Center LEV HUNT Squad, Forward Twinkling toes and dainty tosses. n £ AdMoLaUon R. M. MEDLEY Sponsor EDWIN BANCROFT President JOHN RICE J. P. GRAVES Members to the Athletic Council Back row: Hunt, Chafin, Haley, Webernick, Mackintosh 3rd row: Adair, Lampert, Bingham, Campbell, House, Bratton 2nd row: Rice, Bancroft, Cobb, Graves 1st row: Morris, Bergner, McFarland, Starry, Gips fcZ W £ j n - j ir«-j Kappa Sigmas CLARENCE A. SHEETS Director for Men PAUL BIEBERSTEIN Assistant Director Phi Delta Thetas Barbs •; Kappa Alphas RUTH MARY NELSON Director for Women JUNE WELTY Assistant Director Tri Delts Zeta Tau Alphas All-Intramural First Team All-Intramural Second Team ■ ' . PROCEDURE M tf ri ' f! tW; BILL TERRY President OFFICERS LA VERNE WALDEN Secretary REX HUTCHERSON Vice-President The Students ' Association is the means by which the students of Southwestern govern themselves. It is composed of the entire student body of the University. The executive officers of the association are elected in an all-school election which is held during the Spring term. These officers are president, vice-president and secretary. The association has as its legislative branch, the student Senate, which is composed of twenty members; and its judicial branch, com- posed of fourteen members, is the University Honor Court. The Mood Hall Honor Council and the Laura Kuykendall Hall House Council are branches of the University Honor Court. £tude44t£ r AlA ckdMm First row: Barton, Bieberstein, Colca, Edge, Horn, House Second row: Hutcherson, Kilgore, Kirkland, McPhail, Morris, Nichols Third row: Rhodes, Sandherr, Sneed, Stephenson Fourth row: Terry, Ullrich, Walden, Walker, Wallace, Wallace The Student Senate is composed of rep- resentatives from the various classes and organizations on the campus. Meetings are called once a month by the Student President, who acts as chairman for the body. It is the duty of the Senate to nomi- nate candidates for all school elections and to perform the usual duties of a legis- lative organization. First row: Adkins, Benold, Bergguist, Binford, Britt, Carlyle, Cox Second row: Davis, Edge, Flanagan, Godbey, Godbey, Green, Gregg Third row: Hedge, Martin, Meredith, Mickle, Mims, Peck, Ragsdale, Sandherr Fourth row: Siceloff, Smith, Ullrich, Walker, Brown, Ferguson, Howard, Wolcott JAMES ALLEN OFFICERS President - - - James Allen Vice President - - - Kathryn Hedge Secretary - Lynette Edge AUma GJu First row: Adkins, Arnold, Bergner, Brigman, Brown, Cooke, Carlyle Second row: Edge, Finch, Gregg, Hedge, Hester, Karr, Medley Third row: Mickle, Neas, Mims, Murray, Ragsdale, Rhodes, Sandherr, Score Fourth row: Simmons, Smith, Torbett, Ullrich, Wagner, Walker, Williams. Wright OFFICERS President - - - Courtney Siceloff Vice President - - John Roger Walker Secretary - Nan Mickle COURTNEY SICELOFF A amma jviu Mi First row: Allen, Allen, Benold, Biggs, Bilhartz, Behrens, Carlson, Chafin. Second row: Cooke, Dickinson, Deschner, Godbey, Hallauer, Kilgore, Laubach Miles Third row: Meredith, Meredith, Gregg, Mims, Morris, Peck, Rice, Rouser. Fourth row: Melbert, Wallace, Wallace, Young, Godbey, Wolcott, Fairbanks, Brown KILGORE OFFICERS President Dana Kilgore Secretary - - - - Douglas Benold Treasurer ----- Gerald Peck a cl aewce = Sc k lA First row: Alctniva, Allen, Barker, Bethea, Binford, Bishop, Bradshaw, Britt, Byrom Second row: Carroll, Clark, Cole, Dolan, Dolan, Edge, Francis, Freeman, Godbey Third row: Hagopian, Harris, Howard, Howard, Hunt, Kopecky, Mayes, Nelms, North- ington Fourth row: Phillips, Purcell, Ragsdale, Roberts, Rogers, Rupp, Shaw, Stephenson, Stewart Fifth row: Towns, Walker, Wallace, Wallace, Windham, Wise, Yanch, Young. OFFICERS President Secretary Sponsor Hernando Ortega Mary Margaret Young Miss Morgan Pan Amesticcm tf-oAMm HERNANDO ORTEGA First row: Bergner, Bledsoe, Box, Coffin, Curtis. Second row: Cooke, Dewald, Ellison, Elrod, French. Third row: Froehner, Galloway, Godbey, Gunn, Lawler, Murray Fourth row: Ray, Richardson, Royal, Shook, Shirey, Shephenson ELROD OFFICERS President ------ Elton Elrod Vice-President - - - - Myers Curtis Secretary Wayne Coffin Mlmdte Ucd AdAxsclatixm First row: Stokes, Switzer, Winkler, Womack, Sneed. Second row: Bostick, Bratton, Godbey, Kopecky, Murray Third row: Owens, Reichestein, Roper, Royal, Harwood, Finch Fourth row: Knox, McCree, Marsh, Simmons, Score, Waggoner COFFIN FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. Finch Dr. Simmons MlmAie Ual AlAxKmtum I First row: Alaniva, Allen, Bartosh, Bean, Bergquist, Binford, BosticK. ' Second row: Bradshaw, Britt, Colca, Dickinson, Ellison, Elrod, Godbey. Third row: Grayson, Harding, Heck, Hedge, King, Kirkland, Littlejohn. GILLUM Mabk cmd Wia First row: McDowell, Martin, Modisette, Moores, Perry, Phillips, Phillips. Second row: Picard, Purcell, Sandherr, Score, Shell, Siceloff, Sneed. Third row: St. Clair, Tower, Ullrich, Walkup, Wendland, Wise, McKenzie. HEDGE OFFICERS President Kathryn Hedge Vice-President - - - - Myers Curtis Secretary - - - - Ernestine Kirkland Business Manager - - - Jack Gillum First row: Adams, Allen, Anderegg, Barker, Beatty, Bartlett Second row: Berry, Biggs, Boles, Brabham, Bratton, Brockette Third row: Brown, Carter, Cobb, Farmer, Feaster, Fullen Fourth row: Furrh, Grayson, Gunn, Harrell, Hoskins, Littlejohn BARRY GREER Vice President First row: Mayes, Moores, Nichols, Pace, Perry, Phillips Second row: Phillips, Rosenbush, Sholars, Sneed, St. Clair, Stinson Third row: Taylor, Travis, Tyree, Vogt, Wakefield, Weems Fourth row: Welty, Wendland, Westerfield, Williamson, Wools, Yaeger PAUL BIEBERSTEIN President EXECUTIVE COUNCIL James Allen; Martha Lou Bishop; Hans Bergner; Lottie Brown, President Girls ' Association; Sam Cobb; Paul Gips, President; Mandy Lou King; Dorothy Robinson; Courtney Siceloff. PAUL First row: Bethea, Bettison, Brigman, Britt, Carroll, Carroll, Coffin Second row: Farmer, Gillum, Graves, Hallauer, Horn, Hutcherson, Jeffers Third row: McCorquodale, McNallen, Morris, Nelms, Nichols, Rhodes, Runnels Fourth row: Sandherr, Score, Smothers, Wakefield, Walden, Walkup, Walker OFFICERS President - - - - President Girls ' Council - Secretary Girls ' Council - Rex Hutcherson La Verne Walden Margaret Sandherr Pcm Jleilemc Gouncii REX V !li First row: Allen, Barker, Biggs, Binford, Boles, Brabham, Bradshaw, Brockette. Second row: Carlyle, Cooke, Cunningham, Dolan, Dolan, Feaster, Flanagan, Edge. Third row: Hallauer, Heck, Hedger, Hen- • derson, Hook, Kirkland, McDowell, McSwain. Fourth row: Britt, Mickle, Moores, Lee, ' Nelms, Northington Pace, Patterson. Fifth row: Picard, Pickard, Perry, Purcell, Rogers, Roper, Rosenbush, Sheets, Smith ' Sixth row: Sneed, Towns, Torbett, Vennell, Walkup, Wallace, Westerfield, Wise, Yanch. OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Louise Britt Nan Mickle Betty Lee Picard LOUISE AUma beita Pi First row: Bieberstein, Bilhartz, Boughton, Campbell, Carvey, Cochrum Second row: Dusek, Elder, Fuqua, McNallen, Melbert, Miller Third row: Morris, Palmer, Rinn, Scarborough, Walker, Wilson OFFICERS President - Vice President Secretary - - Fred Brigman - James Melbert C. B. Scarborough FRED BRIGMAN A o. First row: Adams, Allen, Barton, Beaty, Brown, Byrom Second row: Carroll, Carroll, Hunt, Littlejohn, Minis, Mount Third row: Sholars, Shaw, St. Clair, Thompson, Thompson, Ullrich Fourth row: Wakefield, Wardlaw, Wendland, Williamson, Wools, Yaeger, Howard OFFICERS President La Verne Walden Vice President - - Jamie Carroll LA VERNE WALDEN Secretary Treasurer - Shirley Mount Mary Ann Ullrich beua beua beua First row: Barton, Blalock, Campbell, Chatham, Chudej, Cobb, Coffin Second row: Davidson, De Grassi, Graves, Greer, Harris, Hooten Third row: Hutcherson, Mattox, Morris, Phillips, Price, Rice Fourth row: Scoggins, Skelton, Starry, Tower, Wilken, Wright OFFICERS G. M. - - - - Vernon Runnels G. P. - - - - Ray Davidson G. S. - - - - - Jesse Blalock G. T. - - - - Bobby Phillips VERNON RUNNELS i Sk KSfcA? First row: Alaniva, Bean, Bethea, Clark, Colca, Dickinson Second row: Garrett, Jeffers, Kendricks, Langston, Roberts, Sandherr Third row: Smathers, Stacy, Stewart, Vogt, Wagner, Wallace OFFICERS President - - - Margaret Sandherr Vice President - - - Betty Smathers Secretary - Fritzie Wagner Treasurer - - - Libbye Jo Wallace PkMu SANDIE First row: Bewley, Bingham, Box, Chafin, Clabaugh, Darwin, Evans, Everett Second row: Farmer, Fowler, Gilbert, Gillum, Harding, Holmes, Le Tulle, Lundblad Third row: Maclin, Matthews, McCorguodale, McCrary, Pickle, Pitts Fourth row: Riley, Rhodes, Score, Sneed, Stephenson, Stephenson, Switzer, Terry OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Abb Rhodes Jack Gillum John H. Lundblad Phi beua Vheta f y ' in First row: Barber, Bartlett, Bergguist, Berry, Bettison, Carter, Davis Second row: Edens, Farmer, Fullen, Furrh, Freeman, Grimes, Harrell Third row: Hoskins, Mayes, Nichols, Perkins, Phillips, Porter, Sampley, Shell Fourth row: Stinson, Taylor, Tyree, Weems, Welty, Westmoreland, Windham, Wright OFFICERS President - Kathleen Horn Vice President - Jean Tyree Secretary ----- Cay Davis Treasurer - - - Mittie Sue Carter au KATHLEEN HORN 1  1. Bully, Chid, and Vernon get in some good football practice. 2. Haley and J.P. see that Adair and Mackintosh get their work done right. 3. Southwestern ' s Science Building receiving spring cleaning in anticipation of inspection by the Navy — Seems as if Bob ' s all up in the air over his work. 4. Three hits and a miss — Starry, Fullen, Cobb, and Morris. 5. All grins — Percy, Abbie, and Buddy. 6. Blondie in some deep thought. 7. In case you don ' t recognize these three participants of Hell Week, they are Phillips, Harrell, and Bartlett. 8. Alpha Delts loyally supporting their volleyball team. 9. BillHooten is the name. vi- I. Le Roy and Vera rushing madly to meet the demands of chapel crowds. Scarb is hopeful, but Bill and Brigman are about to give up the idea of getting that coke. 2. Sue and Bobbie Faye trying to make the great decision— Will it be chapel or the Tavern? 3. If it ' s Mary Ann, she ' s talking — here she entertains some fortunate souls with her gift of gab. 4. Hello, Air Corps! Southwestern ' s male population decreases as the boys depart to serve Uncle Sam. Good luck, fellas! 5. Mandy Lou, as usual, on the inside looking out. (Probably she ' s behind the fence trying to dodge commando.) 6. Blondie, Buddy, John, Emily, the Cochrum brothers, and Betty Adams enjoy the usual Sun- day afternoon at the river. Where ' s the date, Allen? 7. Fugitives from a toothpaste ad, Betty, June, and Margie. 8. The picnickers have returned. This time Cochrum has his gal. It ' s Louise Jackson. 9. The Sigs give a fare- : well party in honor of their contribution to the air corps. Here are Margaret Nell, Grant, Billie Lou, and Rex. 1. The brotherly attitude of the S. U. boys as portrayed by Bill, Hans, and Paul. 2. Sonny and Miss Neas caug. by the cameraman en route to the Ad. Building. 3. Robert Koch leaves the campus after a morning of classe 4. Bieberstein and Pete spend a quiet Sunday afternoon in the garden behind L. K. Hall. 5. Genie, Mary Bet Bishop, Selma, Vera, and Mary gather in Grayson ' s room for a session. 6. Phis and Sigs clash on the athlet field; but it ' s all in fun, as is shown by Holmes and Price. 7. Ragsdale ' s oral final was one of the high spots of tt year. Here he does credit to Shakespeare in Hamlet ' s soliloquy. 8. In contrast, he and Sydney were co-starre in a comedy. 9. Football boys discuss possibility of coming season with arrival of naval unit . . . Haley, Bloomquis Adair, Mackintosh. w ? ' ' - ' '  ' ' r x 1. Spring brings the beauty contest at which Miss Sarah Barber of Jacksonville was chosen Most Beautiful Girl. 2. The organization beauties — Rose Marie Colca, La Verne Walden, Cay Davis, Alice Bartosh, Ernestine Kirkland. 3. Corky and Louise at the dance after the beauty contest. 4. Colca, Morris, Boles, ' and Bieberstein enjoy refresh- ments at intermission. 5. George and Myers— our candidates for the most glamourous pair at the beauty contest. 6. Sgt. Tom Johnson returns to the campus for a brief visit. 7. Those white collars must mean Sunday — Ray and Mac on their way to church. 8. Edgar Miles at the Tavern between classes. 9. Nan and Wayne just wandering around enjoying themselves. 1. Bob, Betty, Abb, Blondie and Pat pause and oblige the cameraman. 2. Dooney and Pat looking pleased with each other and rightly so. 3. Fran debating the question of whether she should honor the teacher with her presence at class. 4. House and Bloomquist looking thoughtful over a coming boxing match. 5. Mac, as usual, getting in somebody ' s hair. This time it ' s George ' s. 6. Grayson, Ragsdale, and Dot on their way to play rehearsal. 7. Delle, Eleanor, and Libbye Jo brave the March wind to watch some campus reconstruction. 8. Mr. Cockpit, Peacock (alias Pitcock) and Ivon look doleful at the prospect of chapel. Princ 1. Corkey displays the record of the contributions for the Service Flag. 2. Palmer, Mary Beth, and John Roger in the lobby after dinner. 3. Jewel hastily reviewing her lesson before going to class. 4. Phillip on the way home after a morning of classes. 5. Grandma never neglects her patients, and even at the Ad. Bldg., Bradshaw tries to get an excuse to miss class. 6. Students listen intently to Mr. Marsh in speech class. 7. Exa and Brock watch the airplanes pass. 8. Rainey, Milda, and Purcey waiting for classes. 9. Ann receives some brotherly advice from Bob. 1. John and Calvin take a rest between classes. 2. COMMANDO — who the victims are we can ' t detect. 3. Haley and Lampert waiting for the lunch bell. You might as well go home now, boys. 4. Gloria charms Chafin and Adair with her smile and personality. 5. Bob and Milda on the way to a show. 6. John and Dr. Olson collaborate on a scientific problem. 7. Hanch and LaVerne taking their daily dozens in Commando class. 8. Flanagan and Walkup on their way to class? 9. Just out of class, Emily and John head for the Tavern. 10. Varied reactions to Mr. Marsh ' s latest antics in Oral Interpretation class. Viewed here are Kirkland, Bradshaw, Wallace and Kopecky. 11. Penny caught in a thoughtful mood in the garden on a Sunday afternoon. WESTMINSTER 1 enuacana, 1 exas Junior Lxollege of SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Vxeorgetown, A exas bean md, fyacutty NEOMI SCHUMAN Bachelor of Science Foreign Language THOMAS L. CRENSHAW Dean of Westminster A.A., B.A., S.T.B., M.A. English, Philosophy RAYMOND E. MENDENHALL B.A., M.A., PedM., Ph.D. Education SARAH T. REED B.S. Business Administration MILTON SLAYDEN B.A., B.D. Religious Education SAMMIE M. WILLIAMS B.A. Chemistry MARGARET N. GOODLETT B.A., B.E., M.A. Mathematics MARION H. FARROW B.A., M.A. History, Government Q m mcs iM THELMA ASTON McAllister, Okla. Religious Club BARNETT, MELLIE Mexia Pres. of Council Dramatic Club Annual Staff BOUNDS, LILLA JO Tehuacana Religious Club FORD, LOUISE Mexia HARDISON, KEET Personville Religious Club Basketball Vice-Pres. of Soph. HARRISON, DEANE Dew Student Council HAWKINS, JACK Groesbeck Religious Club Basketball LAMBERT, CHARLENE Mexia MATTHEWS, FRANCES Grapeland Religious Club McCartney, david Alexandria, La. Pres. of Rel. Club Dramatic Club Basketball Student Council McDonnell, rex Mexia Pres. of Soph. Class Dramatic Club Basketball Annual Staff RAY, ILENE Canton Religious Club Sec. of Soph. Class fyte kmen cund Special tudenti BARNES, DOROTHY JUNE Mexia Dramatic Club BLAIR, BETTY RUTH Mexia Dramatic Club BRADY BETTIE JO Mexia Dramatic Club BURNEY, MONTIE RUTH Tehuacana Religious Club GOODRICH, LOUISE Groesbeck Religious Club HANCOCK, AUBREY Coolidge Basketball HOLLAND, MARY KATE Breckenridge Dramatic Club HANCOCK, V. T., JR. Coolidge • .. .- HINCHLIFFE, NORMAN Mexia Basketball JAMES, ROBERT Coolidge JAMES, MRS. RUBY Coolidge KENNEDY, CHARLES R. Mexia Basketball Dramatic Club LOPER, CLARK Fairfield Vice-Pres. . Basketball MURRAY, MILDRED Mexia I 4 MURPHY, ROBERT Corsicana Dramatic Club PARISH, DOROTHY Dew McBAY, AUDLEY Groesbeck Rel. Club OUILLEN, BETTY JO Mexia Dramatic Club President McREYNOLDS, VETA RUTH Coolidge RUBIN, CLAIR JO Mount Calm Student Council Annual Staff ENCER, JACKIE MAE Mexia nu rxif 3 fl SHIVERS, BILLIE JEAN Forney Religious Club SLAYDEN, MRS. MILTON Tehuacana, Texas SIMMONS, ELEANOR Mexia Dramatic Club WHITE, ZENA Teague WALKUP, MARY EMMA Dawson Religious Club WILLIS, JOHN KARNER Tehuacana Student Council Basketball STUDENT COUNCIL McCartney, Soph.; Rubin, Fresh.; Barnett, Pres.; Harrison, Soph. Willis, Fresh. DRAMATIC CLUB Back row: McCartney, Moore, McDonnell, Kennedy. Second row: Murphy, Brady, Simpson, Holland, Barnett, Dr. Mendenhall, Director. Front row: Blair, Quillen, Simmons. RELIGIOUS CLUB Back row: McCartney, pres., McBay, Burney, Goodrich, Hardi- son, Slayden, Sponsor. Second row: Murphy, Shivers, Walkup, Rubin, Ray. Front row: Matthews, Aston, Bounds. W ' M BASKETBALL CLUB Standing: Hinchliffe, Hardison, Kennedy, Loper, Willis, Men- denhall, coach. Seated: McCartney, Skinner, McDonnell. 1 . Three stooges, Brady, Simpson, and Quillen. 2. Faked pose (Audrey Faye and Marion). 3. Worm ' s- eye view. 4. Miss Minnie and her boys, Keet, David, Jack, Bob. 5. Week-end rush on librarians, Ilene, Thelma, and Jo. 6. Goodlett and her Trig, sweatshop. 7. Keet and Norman mix while the others prepare to run. 8. Schools out! 9. Two fish, Charles and Betty. 10. Three five-by-fives, Bob, Nig, and David, and Mrs. Slayden. iitMkiiSi Sii WW ' Haue ldmeH L THE GEORGETOWN WATER MO LIGHT PUNT Has efficiently served the City of Georgetown for a third of a century. It has increased in value two hundred fifty per cent during that time. It will never be finished, but will always be adding features that improve the service. Rogers Magnolia Service Station LOTT B. ROGERS, Owner New and Used Tires and Good Used Cars Phone 123 -J Prompt and Courteous Treatment 12TH AND MAIN Georgetown, Texas WILCOX 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 Smis 01 Congress at Sixth Austin LEADERS IN COLLEGE FASHIONS For Co-eds For Men mm - Wfi$±iit£! $$ • KJr 1!Em ' xr ' ' THE PORTRAIT CUTS In This and Previous Issues of THE SOU ' WESTER Are Made from Negatives Made by STChG ' STUDIO Georgetown, Texas ALL NEGATIVES PRESERVED, AND REPRINTS MAY BE SECURED ON SHORT NOTICE e Lc onaino PRODUCE COMPANY Supplies Southwestern With Poultry and Eggs Telephone 655 Gugenheim-Goldsmith Company Wholesale Fruit and Produce AUSTIN. TEXAS 410 East 3rd St. L. D. 28 WHEN, IN AFTER YEARS .... You turn the pages of this Sou ' wester, the history of the 1942-43 class, and view the photographs of old friends and acquaintances, may this familiar slogan THE SIGN OP GOOD CLOTHES that has appeared in all your college publications again come to your mind, and your friends and supporters at this store that features the newest college styles while they are new. Austin Headquarters for Alumni, Faculty and Student Body of Southwestern University THE D HI SKILL HOTEL W. L. STARK, Manager UIIILL ' S GULF STATION 9th Austin Avenue GEORGETOWN, TEXAS Washing, Lubrication, Polishing Complete line of Gulf Products Call Us for Service Phone 420 HUMBLE ' s in the fi 2200 employees in uniform 13,000 behind the lines HUMBLE HUMBLE OIL REFINING GO. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FOR WAR AND INDUSTRY In war as in peace the Humble sign is a symbol of dependable products and service. Let your Humble service man help you care for your car for your country.. THE J. D. THOMPSON GARAGE Georgetown, Texas Phone 120 WILLARD BATTERIES GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES CARTER CARBURETORS Official Photographer for WESTMINSTER COLLEGE QUILLEN ' S STUDIO MEXIA TEXAS JDBV BREMOND COMPANY - - - ervina outhwe u 9 iern vJvgp a halt-centupu ot Plj SGPVICG to soumwesTeRM yMYCJEANER l ERS; Georgetown, Texas A. G. BRAUN MOTOR COMPMY CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE O.K. USED CARS GEORGETOWN COMPLIMENTS OF Atyuwul fvlodt Jul toincLina. tore for men ' s and women ' s and children ' s apparel. Occupying the first six floors of the magnificent Gulf Building. Houston, Texas FOR SERVICE WITH THAT EXTRA SOMETHING JUST CALL MILES BROTHERS Cleaners and Dyers Serving Georgetown and Southwestern over a Quarter Century 804 AUSTIN AVENUE PHONE 60 L ompllmenti of JESSE H. JONES Serving Georgetown and Southwestern with Dependable Banking Service Since 1898 FARMERS STATE RINK GEORGETOWN, TEXAS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ONE OF TEXAS ' 3 OLDEST STATE BANKS Our Bank has stood the acid test for Safety, Service and Dependability through all the wars, money panics, depressions and recessions for almost a half century, and our Bank is better prepared to serve its trade area now than at any time during its long period of service. To broaden our useful- ness in our town and trade territory is the constant aim of our Bank. Compliments of HODGES BROTHERS The Rexall Store GEORGETOWN, TEXAS EVERYTHING TO WEAR Nationally Known Lines HDFFMM SON GEORGETOWN THE PIRATE TAVERN Where Students are Always Welcome The Daily Meeting Place of Southwestern Students For more than a century of service nobly rendered; for vision of, and confidence in, the future; and for main- taining high and worthy standards, we honor South- western University. THE COOPER COMPANY, Inc. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS WACO, TEXAS • —  a K jffli| . i , | i | i,i i iirt m. , flh — dtp - Compliments of THE BELFORD LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone 34 Georgetown Serving Georgetown and Southwestern Since 1893 W. H. DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of J. C PENNEY CO. MEXIA, TEXAS UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY ItaBi ] mm£MJK 2m.WF Cc im mci T CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $5,000,000.00 ESTABLISHED IN 1912 PIGGLY ' WIGGLY One-Stop Food Store Appreciates Your Business f- ' rinterd for outltu eit THE SUM (Est. 1877) A Staunch Supporter of Southwestern for 66 Years TELEPHONE 98 ern BOYD ' S la Mode Mexia ' s new fashion center Mexia, Texas Pe Euxe CLEANERS Woodie Patrick Phone 381 J. A. CLARK, Tailor Cleaners You Will Enjoy Doing Business With Georgetown Texas J. R. REED MUSIC CO. Austin ' s Leading Music House Your Friends Since 1901 SHIRES CAFE We are glad to again be serving Southwestern and Georgetown W FOOD MART WTATION Cor. 12th and Church GEORGETOWN, TEXAS | Free Delivery Phone 3 PALACE THEATRE Where Georgetown Is Entertained Compliments of S. T. ATKIN FURN. CO. Georgetown, Texas PALACE BARBER SHOP BARTLEY SHORTY SHAW GROCERY Phone 349 WARD ' S SHOE SERVICE | Opposite P. 0. Georgetown, Texas BEN 1DMM DRY GOODS 718 Austin Avenue Georgetown CATES PRINT SHOP For Quality Printing Georgetown rn the J- a55lna Uje ears If you happen to glance over these words, may they bring back happy memories of The Coke Dates at THE ALCOVE DRUG -STORE MOBILGAS— MOBIL LUBRICATION MOBILOIL MUNSON BROTHERS Phone 560 Albert Munson — Abner Munson COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1890-1943 Member F. D. I. C. BRADFORD PAINT CO. Wallpaper — Art Supplies Picture Framing — Fine Pictures Theatrical Make-up FREE PARKING LOT 9th at Colorado Block South Governor ' s Mansion AUSTIN, TEXAS Wholesale Retail VISIT YOUR FRIENDS — at — SID ' S CAFE Home of Good Food Mr. and Mrs. Sid Eanes, Jr. Georgetown PENDERG AST- SMITH NATIONAL BANK MEXIA, TEXAS Since 1882 A good place to do your BANKING BUSINESS Member F. D. I. C. VISIT YOUR Western Auto ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of WILCOX GROCERY Compliments of LUNDBLAD BROTHERS Hardware — Gifts Georgetown, Texas THE RED AND WHITE Georgetown, Texas MUNSON and LUNDBLAD CRONE ' S BARBER SHOP SHELL FLORAL COMPANY For FLOWERS . . . Phone 177 STUDENT DIRECTORY Adair, Eldridge — Beeville Adams, Genie— 403 N. Buffalo— Cleburne Adams, Betty— 1214 Belleau— Dallas Adams, Wanda Rose — Box 367 — Milano Adkins, Evans, Jr. — Box 528 — Brady Adkins, Merrelle— 2323 9th St— Port Arthur Alaniva, Marian — Jacksonville Allen, Frances — 2510 Evalon — Beaumont Allen, Gloria — Georgetown Allen, James — 1436 W. Park — Corsicana Allen, Martha— 2614 Rogers— Ft. Worth Anderegg, Vera — Box 985 — Fredericksburg Antoine, Herbert — 1415 Thompson — Houston Arisco, Angelo — 1235 Houston — Port Arthur Arnold, Mildred— 1313 Nolan— San Antonio Bancroft, Edwin — Powell Barber, Sarah — 524 Dallas — Jacksonville Barker, Mary Louise — 3329 Wichita— Houston Bartlett, Josephine— 513 Frank — Lufkin Bartley, Gloria — 405 E. 12th— Georgetown Bartley, Lurline — 405 E. 12th — Georgetown Bartley, Norma — 405 E. 12th— Georgetown Barton, Jimmie — Buda Barton, Frank — 405 State — Big Spring Barton, Bobby— Box 497— San Saba Bartosh, Alice — Box 187 — Granger Bean, Mary Frances — Box 308 — Ozona Beaty, Eleanor — 1308 Orange — Orange Beech, Marjorie — 1915 Grand— Ft. Worth Behrens, Mrs. Olive — Georgetown Behrens, Howard — Copperas Cove Bell, Lila Ruth— Box 191— Smiley Benold, Douglas — Georgetown Bergquist, Linnea — 311 E. 12th — Georaetown Bergner, Hans — Doss Berry, Jerry — Cleveland Bethea, Corinne — Box 543 — Wharton Bettison, Vera Mae— 3209 Ave. S— Galveston Bewley, Lewis — 410 N. Sam Houston — Odessa Bieberstein, Paul — Box 166 — Galena Park Biggs, Doris — 1402 Ash — Georgetown Bilhartz, Harrell — Breckenridge Binford, Sydney — Binford Ranch — Edna Bingham, Percy — Quemado Bishop, Martha Lou — Marfa Blalock, Jesse — Marshall Blankenship, Betty — 503 John — Jacksonville Bledsoe, Marvin— 1202 S. 5th— Temple Bledsoe, Mrs. Marvin— 1202 S. 5th— Temple Blomquist, George, Jr.— Rt. 1, Box 2— Florence Boatman, Marie — Box 552 — Port Lavaca Boezinger, Otto— 213 S. Monumental— San Antonio Boles, Martha Rae— Box 309— Conroe Bostick, Selma Ray— 1208 Jefferson— Marshall Boughton, Edwin— 1230 N. El Centro— Hollywood, Calif. Bourne, Betty Jo — Sebastian Box, Donald— 227 Walton— San Antonio Brabham, Edith Anne— 206 N. Penn— Roswell, N.M. Bradshaw, Thelma — Grapeland Bratton, Morris — 114 Claude— Cleburne Bratton, Moye Ann— 114 Claude— Cleburne Brigham, Fred — 1 1 1 Ranch — Uvalde Britt, Louise — Wheeler Brockette, Mary Ruth— Holland Brown, Emily — 1507 Kipling — Houston Brown, Lottie — Mathis Byrom, Julia— 1206 College — Georgetown Bounds, Kelley Lou — Tehaucana Campbell, Larry— Box 356 — Jasper Campbell, Bob— 616 W. 35th— Austin Carlson, Wallace — Route 3 — Georgetown Carlyle, Mary Jo— Box 743— Troup Carroll, Betty— Box 365— Taft Carroll, Jamie— Box 365— Taft Carvey, Frank— Lakewood Country Club— Dallas Carter, Mittie Sue — Box 800 — Conroe Chafin, Billie Joe— Box 645— Sinton Chafin, James — Box 645 — Sinton Chafin, Olin — Box 645 — Sinton Chafin, Othel— Box 645— Sinton Chatham, Tom — 301 Carthage — Mexia Chudej, Eugene — 210 Migl — Yoakum Clabaugh, David — Carthage Clark, Frances — Box 479 — Honey Grove Cobb, Albert— Rt. 2, Box 123— Calvert Cobb, Sam— Rt. 2, Box 123— Calvert Cochrum, Allen— 2022 Chilton Rd.— Houston Cochrum, Arthur— 2022 Chilton Rd.— Houston Cocke, Delia — 914 Walnut — Georgetown Coffin, Wayne — Rt. 1 — Miami Colca, Rose Marie — 1202 Banks — Houston Cole, Edward — Cisco Cole, Hugh ' — Cisco Compton, Carl — 905 Walnut — Georgetown Compton, Mildred — 905 Walnut — Georgetown Cooke, Charles — Abilene Cooke, Evelyn — 1414 Ash — Georgetown Couser, George — Plessant Cox, Francis — Cameron Cox, Ike — Lufkin Cunningham, Marjorie — 4811 San Jacinto — Houston Curtis, Myers B. — Box 454 — Rosebud Daily, Mrs. Estelle — Georgetown Darwin, J. B.— Rt. 5, Box 824— Waco Davidson, Ray— 5033 7th— Port Arthur Davis, Cay — El Campo De Grassi, Winnette — 1503 Jefferson — Amarillo Deschner, Anton — Holding Institute — Laredo Dewald, Ernest — Rt. 1 — Copperas Cove Dickinson, Eloise — 1610 Tenth — Brown wood Dobie, Catherine — 1628 Mardell — San Antonio Dolan, Lois — Box 255 — Georgetown Dolan, Mary Ann — 1612 Main — Georgetown Dollahite, Florence Marie — Round Rock Dove, Homer — Three Rivers Dunson, Wayne — 2024 Lasker — Waco Dusek, Melvin — Granger Edens, Edith Jane — Wharton Edge, Lynette— 108 S. Sterling— Bryan Elder, James — 6642 Lakeshore — Dallas Ellison, James — 205 Corsicana — Hillsboro Elrod, Elton — Route 4 — Palestine Evans, Albert — 806 E. 12th — Georgetown Everett, Mark — Conroe Fairchild, Helen — Houston Farmer, Edward — Gonzales Farmer, Helen — West Columbia Farris, Bobbie Faye — 1251 Main — Georgetown Feaster, Ivon— 716 E. 27th— Bryan Flanagan, Elizabeth— 1312 Elm— Georgetown Fowler, Boyce — 4361 W. Potomac— Dallas Francis, Mary — 611 E. 15th — Houston Freeman, Betty — 1214 N. Raguet— Lufkin French, G. W., Jr.— Rt. 1— Frost Fullen, Betty— 2453 McFaddin— Beaumont Froehner, Calvin— R t. 3, Box 208JJ— San Antonio Fugua, Tom — 1303 W. Woodlawn — San Antonio Furrh, Jeanne — Elysian Fields Galbreath, Oveta — Georgetown Galloway, Alexander — Pearsall Garrett, Eleanor — Box 107 — Kosse Gerhold, George — A M Route — Cuero Gideon, Jewell— 1018 Franklin— Ft. Worth Gilbert, John— 21 17 Driscoll— Houston Gillum, Jack — Georgetown Gips, Paul — Yorktown Godbey, Charles Perry — Georgetown Godbey, Margaret Lee — Georgetown Gordy, Sarah— 3432 Binkley— Dallas Graves, J. P.— 2407 9th— Wichita Falls Gray, John Harrison— 604 W. 4th— Ft. Worth Grayson, Margaret — 309 N. Main — Temple Greer, Barry — Camp Bowie — Brownwood Green, Ray — Rt. 2, Box 5 — Georgetown Gregg, Dewitt — Kingsbury- Grimes, Mary Dean — Cleveland Gunn, Ollie — Troy Gunn, Murrell — Montgomery, Louisiana Gossett, Tom — 3000 Ella Lee Lane — Houston Halbrook, H. J.— Box 763— Odessa Haley, Glen— Rt. 1, Box 14 1— Roswell, N.Mex. Hallauer, Jean — 402 N. Miller — Breckenridge Hancock, Marvin — Box 186 — Jasper Harding, Harold — Byers Harrell, Ann— 1807 W. Walker— Breckenridge Harris, Ed. — Georgetown Hart, Royal — Box 65 — Miles Heck, Rose Ann — Box 296 — Giddings Hedge, Kathryn — 902 N. Marshall — Henderson Hester, Mrs. George — 1253 S. Main — Georgetown Henderson, Ethel — Georgetown Hines, Jack — McKinney Holmes, Bill — Houston Hook, Martha Jo — Hammond, Louisiana Horn, Kathleen— Box 403— Smithville Hooton, William— 103 N. Willomet— Dallas Hoskins, Molly— 206 N. Raguet— Lufkin House, D wight — Box 771 — Artesia, New Mexico Howard, Frances — Georgetown Howard, Helen Claud — Georgetown Huff, Allen— Houston Hunt, Lev — 208 W. Henderson — Cleburne Hunt, Laura — Box 146 — Portland Hutcherson, Rex — Box 5516 — Sonora Jackson, Louise — 302 Decater — Orange Jeffers, June— 904 S. 11th— Temple Jones, Thomas Bert — Georgetown Karr, Joe— 4332 Purdue— Dallas Kendrick, Corinne — Box 243 — Karnes City Kilgore, Dana — Malakoff Kilpatrick, H. W. — Georgetown King, Mandy Lou — 1395 Prairie — Beaumont Kirkland, Ernestine — 902 E. Lindsey — Breckenridge Koch, Robert— Thrall Kopecky, Ruth — Flatonia Kruppa, Emil — Box 33 — Placedo Junction Knox, M. Howard — Georgetown Lackey, Cornelia — Goodland Lampert, Harry — Rt. 2 — Lorena Langston, Kathryn— 508 W. 7th— Cisco Laubach, Paul — Rt. 2, Box 48 — Georgetown Lawler, Ray — Burkburnett Lee, Jan — Box 478 — Colorado City Le Tulle, Sam— 2416 Ave. G— Bay City Lindenberg, Kurt — Fredericksburg Littlejohn, Daphne — Cousins Hall — Kingsville Lundblad, John H. — 1004 Rock — Georgetown Lee, Mrs. Helen — Georgetown McCorguodale, James — Box 68 — Conroe McCrary, Jack — Mathis McDowell, Jean — 1400 W. Walker — Breckenridge McFarland, Edward — 506 Howe — Lufkin McGraw, Eltis— 2229 14th— Port Arthur McNallen, Pat — Box 245 — Breckenridge McPhail, Dorothy — Box 337 — New London McSwain, Milda — 403 Grand — Amarillo Mackintosh, Robert— 1031 W. 1st— Oil City, Pa. Maclin, H. T., Jr.— 2915 Hale— Ft. Worth Malish, William — Granger Mann, William — Brady Martin, John Ed — Box 964 — Jacksonville Martin, Ruth— Rt. 2, Box 370— Lakeland, Fla. Matthews, Downs — 2212 Wroxton — Houston Mattox, Causey Wade — Box 53 — Newton Mayes, Helen — Ozona Melbert, Jimmy — 1105 State — New Orleans, La. Meredith, McLaurin — Calvert Meredith, Spencer — Calvert Mickle, Nan — Eastland Miles, Edgar M. — 404 Myrtle — Georgetown Miller, Etna— 402 W. 12th— Georgetown Miller, Paul— 206 N. 2nd— Longview Mims, Frances Fly — Georgetown Mims, Joe — Georgetown Modisett, Joy — 4147 Dover — Houston Moore, Kathleen — Star Rt. 4 — Lamesa Moores, Gloria — 1617 New Boston — Texarkana Morris, Charlie Bob — Bastrop Morris, Joe— 322 N. Ogden— Hollywood, Calif. Mount, Shirley— 922 N. 17th— Waco Munden, Horace — 2520 Edgewood — Ft. Worth Munson, James — Rt. 3, Box 6 — Georgetown Munson, Robin — Angleton Murray, Chad — Georgetown Murray, Marie — Georgetown Nelms, Jane — 3701 S. MacGregor — Houston Newberry, Robert — 2226 Indiana — Houston Nichols, Betsy— 2030 Nabers— Vernon Northington, Delle — Lampasas Northway, William— 220 E. Craig PL— San Antonio Ortega, Hernando — Box 423 — Panama City, Repub- lic of Panama Osborne, Sibyl — Star Rt. 2, Box 3 — Pampa Owens, Bobbie — 8336 Jennings — Houston Pace, Barbara — 602 7th — Baytown Palmer, Ed — Box 355 — Goldthwaite Parker, Mary — Star Rt; 2 — Pampa Patterson, Elizabeth — Georgetown Peck, Gerald — Route 5 — Georgetown Pennington, Stanley — Rt. 1, Box 13 — Georgetown Perkins, Mauryne — 345 Clifford — Corpus Christi Perry, Dorothy — 511 1 Brae Burn — Houston Phillips, Robert — San Augustine Phillips, Peggy — San Augustine Phillips, Raymond — 1207 Esplanade — Marshall Picard, Betty Lee — 119 Patterson— San Antonio Pickard, Gwendolyn — 335 W. Rosewood — San Antonio Pickle, Franklin — 312 N. Main — Georgetown Pitcock, Louis — 1230 4th — Graham Pitts, Stanford— Box 424— Conroe Porter, Evelyn — 402 S. Magnolia — Palestine Price, Charles— 207 E. 10th— Georgetown Purcell, Margaret — 2425 Harrison — Beaumont Ragsdale, Louis — 546 S. Ragsdale — Jacksonville Ragsdale, Wendell — Rt. 3 — Jacksonville Ramey, Ernest — Georgetown Ray, Edwin— Canton Reichenstein, Jean — 2017 Pembroke — Ft. Wo rth Rhodes, Abb, Jr. — 1004 Walnut — Georgetown Rice, John — 415 Lee — Odessa Richardson, Ted — Plainview Riley, John — Conroe Rinn, Thomas— Yoakum Roberts, Boydene — 1818 W. Mistletoe — San Antonio Roberts, Mary Louise — 1108 E. 10th — Georgetown Robertson, John — 2002 Church — Georgetown Robinson, Dorothy — Spring Robinson, Sid — 621 Cain — Lufkin Rogers, Mary Cathryn — Georgetown Rogers, Katherine — 4220 San Carlos— Dallas Roper, Theresa — Box 66 — McGregor Rosenblad, Ben — Rt. 2 — Taylor Rosenbush, Loraine — 1947 Portsmouth — Houston Rouser, George — 203 E. 7th — Georgetown Royal, Phillip — Georgetown Royal, Mrs. Phillip — Georgetown Rucks, Mary Beth— Box 384— Angleton Runnels, Vernon — Box 65 — Humble Rupp, Katherine — Falfurrias Rupp, Lorraine — Falfurrias St. Clair, Virginia — Georgetown Sampley, Margaret — Box 454 — Quanah Sanaherr, Margaret — Sonora Sansom, Lou Ellen — 820 4 Main — Georgetown Scarborough, C. B. — 3923 Meadow — Dallas Scoggins, Grant — Hodges Apt. — Georgetown Score, John — 1305 E. 12th — Georgetown Shaw, Charles — 1222 Main — Georgetown Shaw, Martha — 409 University — Georgetown Sheets, Rowena — 307 E. 13th — Georgetown Shell, Frances — Box 686 — Georgetown Sherman, Francille — Briggs Sherman, Willard — R.F.D. 2 — Leander Shirey, William— 1610 Elm — Georgetown Sholars, Jean — 505 15th — Orange Shook, Hollis — Salado Siceloff, Courtney — Midlothian Siceloff , John — Midlothian Skelton, James— 1902 A 15th— Lubbock Smothers, Betty — Box 3— Pasadena Smith, Billie Jo— 207 S. Miller— Breckenridge Smith, Marie Jeanne — 704 E. 12th — Georgetown Sneed, Ann — Box 168 — Galena Park Stacy, Gwendolyn — 3118 Sunset — Houston Stanaland, Max— 603 E. Berta— Tyler Starry, Edwin — Yoakum Stephenson, Charles — Mount Pleasant Stephenson, William — Mount Pleasant Stewart, Jacqueline Sue — 2617 Yupon Dr. — Houston Stinson, Betty — Conroe Switzer, David — 2385 Victoria — Beaumont Stegall, Raymond— 1211 Washington — Ft. Wonh Taylor, Cora Alice — Galveston Tegge, Fred Stanley — Schwertner Teichelman, Edwin — Rt. 1 — Hutto Terry, William— 1801 Kemp— Wichita Falls Thompson, Billy Lou — Rt. 1 — Snyder Thompson, Sarah — 904 Main — Georgetown Torbett, Joy— 313 Foster— Marlin Tower, John — 2140 Victoria — Beaumont Towler, O. K.— 2140 Washington— Ft. Worth Towns, Sue — 1225 Main — Georgetown Travis, Katherine — 100 W. Main — Kerrville Tschoerner, Frankie Joe — Rt. 2, Box 16— Jarrell Tyree, Jeanne — Rosenberg Ullrich, Mary Ann— 1414 S. College — Georgetown Vennell, Patricia— 1212 Milford— Houston Vogt, Wilma Jeanne — 3065 Locke Lane — Houston Voigt, Kathleen Jo — Round Rock Voigt, Xenia — Round Rock Wade, Charles Chester — Rt. 4 — Groesbeck Wagner, Fritzie — Inks Dam — Burnet Wakefield, Margaret Nell — Midway Walden, La Verne— Box 364— Crockett Walker, Arthur — Box 467 — Georgetown Walker, John Roger — Box 668 — Breckenridge Walkup, Marian — 907 E. Bowie — Mexia Wallace, Bernice- Justin Wallace, Frances — 1001 N. Chaparral — Corpus Christi Wallace, Libbye Jo — Sonora Wallace, William— Rt. 2— Holland Wardlaw, Rachel — 413 Greenwood — Del Rio Webernick, Nelson — Box 204 — Morgan Weems, Virginia — West Columbia Welty, June — 755 Fulton — San Antonio Wendland, Bobbye Lee— 1204 N. 3rd— Temple West, Norman— Box 187— Brady Westmoreland, Jane — 813 S. Washington — Marshal] Westerfield, Bobbie Lou— Rt. 2, Box 244— Gulfport, Mississippi Wilkins, Rudolph — Bastrop Williams, Bryon — Box 545 — Ozona Williams, Dan Moody — Rt. 1 — Georgetown Williamson, Marie— 3809 Ave. G— Austin Wilson, Buddy — 806 N. Craven— Pampa Windham, Ruth Ann — 1402 Vz Ash — Georgetown Winkler, Milton— Rt. 1— Moody Wise, Mary Kay— 1 107 3rd— Corpus Christi Wolf, Cab— Clarksville Womack, Dewey — Box 384 — Pelly Wools, Dorothy — Hondo Wright, Elizabeth— Box 6— Stamford Wright, Robert— Box 6— Stamford Wunsche, Blondie — Box 125 — Spring Yaeger, Josephine — Hebbronville Yanch, Dorris — 1636 Milford — Houston Young, Mary Margaret — Georgetown Zindler, Esther Mae — Box 124 — Schwertner