Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1945 volume:

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P £ ft K 1 • =3. : l j fcl «flj i BOYS ' DORMITORY iiHi -t ggi . v. todkl 1 $  • l SOUTHWESTERN HOUSE PRESIDENT ' S HOME UHM «L i DR. J. N. R. SCORE DR. OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Professor and Head of Department of Psychology RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON ibeau fr Women Professor of English DR. HENRY E. MEYER jbeau oi School £ tfuie Alii- Professor of Piano, Organ, and Theory DR. RAYMOND E. MENDENHALL Acting Head of Department of Education j - - ■ f REV. C. W. BERGOUIST Instructor in Bible FRED ROWELL BIGELOW Associate Professor of General Engineering Director of Band and Orchestra HORACE R. BLANK Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Geology and Mineralogy IOLA BOWDEN Instructor in Piano and Theory JOHN R. CARRUTH Instructor in Religious Education JAMES T. CULBERTSON Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Mathematics MARY L. CUMMINGS Assistant Professor of the Department of Mathematics NAOMI ELAINE DAVIS Instructor in Speech and Drama ANNA BORN FAIRBANKS Instructor in German ELIZABETH FEAGIN Assistant Professor of Violin, Theory and Public School Music GORDON HUBERT FAIRBANKS Assistant Professor of Physics ABRAHAM P. FRIESEN Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Physics and Aeronautics MARY ELIZABETH FOX Assistant Professor of History and Government JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry; Chairman of the Division of Natural and Applied Sciences ROXIE HAGOPIAN Associate Professor of Voice; Director of the Chorus SPRIGG HARWOOD Assistant Professor of English .■-,..■• v. ■■■..■ i, ■ ' -■■ . CHARLES PRESTON GEORGE C. HESTER 2 HAYES Professor and Head of the W Associate Professor Department of History and An,. and Acting Head of the Government; Chairman of m n Department of General the Division of Social g v Engineering Sciences VEhHL CLAUD HOWARD Professor and Head of the Department of English and Journalism; Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences BENJAMIN P. JACKSON, JR. Associate Professor of Religious Education ARTHUR W. JONES Assistant Professor of Biology FRANK E. LUKSA Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Sociology ELIZABETH LUNDBLAD Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics IMOGENE McNEILL Assistant Professor and Acting Head of the Depart- ment of Home Economics ALFRED MARSH Associate Professor of Chemistry RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Director of Athletics; Head Coach; Associate Professor of Physical Education; Acting Head of Department of Physical Education and Physical Training ROSEMARY MILHOLLIN Assistant Professor of the Department of Physical Education LUCY BELLE MORGAN Instructor in Spanish WILLIAM M. PATTERSON Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages HELEN B. RUFENER Assistant Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages DOUGLAS W. REYNOLDS Assistant Professor of General Engineering; Assistant Professor and Acting Head of the Depart- ment of Art BRUNO CARL SCHMIDT Associate Professor of Religion and Religious Education ROLAND ANGUS SPRINGER Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Depart- ment of Speech and Drama MARY A. THOMPSON Director of Physical Training for Women; Assistant Pro- fessor of Physical Education LUTHER J. WAGGONER Associate Professor of History and Church History ESTHER M. WEIR Instructor in Mathematics RALPH W. WHITMORE Assistant Professor of the Department of Physics MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX Assistant Professor of the Department of Mathematics MYRON L. WILLIAMS Professor and Head of the Department of Business Ad- ministration and Economics GORDON B. WOLCOTT Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Biology Admrnidtfoitum PEARL A. NEAS Registrar; Director of Correspondence Department I. J. McCOOK Business Manager LILLIE T. COOPER Assistant Registrar HOWARD M. KNOX Director of Public Relations; Executive Secretary of the Ex-students ' Association WILLIAM D. NIETMANN Field Representative JOHN R. MARTIN University Physician ARVEY F. LIGON Librarian SARAH M. WRIGHT University Nurse; Instructor in Physical Education MBMm awd £t (f MRS. J. E. SMITH Head Matron of Mood Hall MRS. MARGARET H. CORNWALL Matron of Southwestern House MRS. E. W. BRIDGES Assistant Matron of Mood Hall MRS. JANETTE REYNOLDS Matron of Snyder Hall MRS. DAVE FEARRIS, SR. LOUISE I. RADER Matron of Sneed Hall Cashier ELSIE C. MILROY Dietitian and Supervisor of Navy Mess at U.S.S. Kuykendall MRS. KATHRYN JOHNSON Dietitian and Supervisor of Dining Hall at Mood Hall £- JEAN H. CULBERTSON Secretary to the President WW MARGUERITE DOLAN Secretary to the Business Manager MADIE GRIMES Assistant in Business Office Dr. Score entertains Dr. Flowers, Dr. Snavely, and Dr. Evans Admmidtatkm ft aval V-f2 Id nit M. A. HEFFERNAN Commander USNR Commanding Officer F. C. BLANCHARD Lieutenant USNR Executive Officer J. E. GOEBEL Lieutenant (JG) Medical Officer i H. R. GILES Lieutenant (JG) Physical Fitness Officer itmmen, J. J. FITZGERALD First Lieutenant USMCR Officer-in-charge, Marine Detachment H. B. ANTHONY Sergeant Major SGT. N. F. CHEATHAM Drill Instructor SGT. C F. GAMMELIN Quartermaster • L. H. SCHNELL Lieutenant (S) USNR Commanding Officer f Vcdl A. L. DELISLE Lieutenant (S) USNR Executive Officer BEN HOLLANDER Commander (MO USN Medical Officer NORMAN B. HALL, JR. Chief Sp. Athletic PAUL O. PITTMAN Chief Sp. Athletic GEORGE H. BERRY Athletic Sp. 1 c DURANDO K. LOUNSBURY Storekeeper 1 c MONROE LA VERN Storekeeper 1 c LAURA T. HOBBS Yeoman 2 c RALPH D. ALCOCK Pharmacist Mate 3 c DOROTHY I. POPEJOY Yeoman 3 c ■ asmr $. - a s -vv i| is ■Pff ' ' ? . V- • ■ . .-i ' - ' ' • r. « ' tt, t ' £ l nP% M ifi y MUr !U m- m B | i i (KO« m fm ■ FALL President Jean Hallauer Vice-President Rose Marie Colca Secretary Mary Francis Treasurer Betty Jean Collier Senators Vera Anderegg Corinne Bethea Eloise Dickinson Harold Harding Bob Metzger Howard Voth = etu(M GlaM QUicesiAs 1 !• « SPRING President Alyce Moerner Vice-President Doroth y Ruth Perry Secretary Betty Jean Collier Treasurer Mary Francis Senators , Corinne Bethea Charles Bryan Eloise Dickinson Elaine Ehlert Bob Metzger John Parnell ANDEREGG, VERA (B.B.A. — June, ' 45) Fredericksburg, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Delta Delta Delta, Corresponding Secretary, ' 44- ' 45; Sophomore Class, Secretary ' 43; Junior Class, Secretary, ' 44; Senior Class, Senator, ' 45; Sports Club, Vice-President, ' 44- ' 45; Beauty Nomi- nee, ' 44; Nominee for Sunbowl Princess. ADAMS, EUGENIA BERTT (B.B.A. — June, ' 45) Cleburne, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Independent Organization; Alpha Chi, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 44- ' 45, Secretary- Treasurer, ' 45. BERGOUIST, LINNEA (B.F.A. — June, ' 45) Georgetown, Texas Major: Music Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha Chi, Secretary, ' 43- ' 45; Senior Class, Vice-President; Dean ' s Prize in Piano, ' 42- ' 43; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Chapel Pianist, ' 41 - ' 45; S.C.A. Cabinet; Poetry Reading Contest Winner, ' 42. BELL, LILA RUTH (B.B.A. — Feb., ' 45) Smiley, Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Independent Organization, Vice-President, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, Secretary, ' 44- ' 45; Intramural Captain, All-Star Team, ' 45. BOONE, MARION HALLOCK (B.S. — June, ' 45) Brownwood, Texas Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Mask and Wig, ' 44- ' 45, Member at Large ' 45; Art Club, ' 44; Chorus, ' 44. BETHEA, CORINNE ALICE (B.F.A. — June, ' 45) Wharton, Texas Major: Public School Music Phi Mu, Best Pledge Award, ' 42- ' 43, 2nd Vice-President and Rush Captain, ' 43- ' 44, President, ' 44- ' 45; Mood Hall House Coun- cil, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 43- ' 45, Senator, ' 43- ' 45; Advisory Coun- cil, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 44- ' 45; Student Body, Secretary- Treasurer, ' 44- ' 45; Chapel Choir, ' 43- ' 45; Chorus, ' 42- ' 43, ' 44- ' 45; Pan-American Forum, ' 42- ' 44; Mozart Society, ' 44- ' 45; String En- semble, 42- ' 44; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties, ' 44- ' 45; ' 45 Sou ' wester, Assistant Editor; Panhellenic Coun- cil, ' 43- ' 45; Library Assistant, ' 44- ' 45; Library Club, Presi- dent, ' 45. BRABHAM, EDITH ANNE (B.A. — Oct., ' 44) Roswell, New Mexico Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Alpha Delta Pi, Recording Secretary, ' 43- ' 44; Mask and Wig, ' 41- ' 44; Sports Club, ' 41- ' 42; Megaphone Staff, ' 42; ' 44 Sou ' - wester, Assistant Editor; Student Senate, ' 44; Mood Hall House Council, ' 44- ' 45, Secretary, ' 44. BOSTICK, SELMA RAY (B.A. — Oct.; ' 44) Marshall, Texas Major: Religious Education Independent Organization; Pan-American Forum, ' 43- ' 44; S.C.A., Worship Chairman, ' 44; Ministerial Association, ' 43- ' 44. COLCA, ROSE MARIE (B.S. — June, ' 45) Houston, Texas Major: Physical Education Minor: Violin Phi Mu, Treasurer, ' 43- ' 44, Chaplain, ' 44- ' 45, Beauty Nominee, ' 43, ' 45; Mask and Wig, ' 43- ' 45; Orchestra, ' 43- ' 45; Home Eco- nomics Club, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 45. COLLIER, BETTY JEAN (BA. — June, ' 45) Houston, Texas Major: Psychology- Minor: Sociology Alpha Delta Pi, Social Chairman, ' 44- ' 45; Sports Club, ' 41- ' 42; Mask and Wig, ' 41- ' 44; Pan-American Forum, ' 42- ' 44; Maga- zine Staff, ' 44- ' 45; Senior Class, Treasurer, ' 44, Secretary, ' 45; ' 45 Sou ' wester, Art Editor; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 45. DOLAN, LOIS (B.A. — Feb., ' 45) Big Lake, Texas Major: Speech and Drama Alpha Delta Pi; Pan-American Forum, ' 42- ' 44; Mask and Wig, ' 42- ' 43, ' 44- ' 45; Snyder Hall House Council, President, ' 43- ' 44; Mood Hall House Council, ' 44. DICKINSON, ELOISE (B.A. — June, ' 45) Brownwood, Texas Major: English Minor: Mathematics and Home Economics Phi Mu, Secretary, ' 43- ' 44, Rushing Chairman, ' 45; Student Sen- ate, ' 44- ' 45; Science Society, Secretary, ' 45; Mask and Wig, ' 42- ' 43; Home Economics Club, President, ' 44- ' 45; Megaphone Staff, ' 43; Panhellenic Council, ' 44- ' 45. FRANCIS, MARY ELIZABETH (BA. — June, ' 45) Houston, Texas Major: History and Government Minor: English Independent Organization, President, ' 43- ' 44; Alpha Chi, Vice- President, ' 44- ' 45; S.C.A., President, ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 44- ' 45; Science Society, ' 45; Senior Class, Secretary, ' 44, Treasurer, ' 45; ' 45 Sou ' wester Staff; Advisory Council, President, ' 44; Senator, ' 44; Glee Club, ' 42, ' 43. FEATHERSTON, JACK (B.A. — Oct., ' 44) Muskogee, Oklahoma Pre-Chaplain Ministerial Association, ' 44; ' 44 Perkins ' Award; Debate, ' 44. HALL, NORMAN BERNARD (B.A. — Feb., ' 45) Rusk, Texas Major: Physical Education Chief Specialist U.S.N.R. GIDEON, JEWELL B. (B.A. — June, ' 45) Fort Worth, Texas Major: English Minor: Education Independent Organization, Reporter, ' 43- ' 44; Megaphone Staff, ' 42- ' 43; Chapel Choir, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Dr. Howard ' s Assistant, ' 44- ' 45; Library Assistant, ' 44- ' 45. m HARDING, HAROLD (B.BA. — Oct., ' 45) Byers, Texas Major: Business Administration Phi Delta Theta, President, ' 44; Mask and Wig, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45 Treasurer, ' 44- ' 45; Junior Senator, ' 44; Senior Senator, ' 44- ' 45. HALLAUER, JEAN EMILY (B.S. — Feb., ' 45) Breckenridge, Texas Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Alpha Delta Pi, President ' 44- ' 45, Chaplain ' 43- ' 44, Beauty Nomi- nee, ' 42; S.C.A., President, ' 44- ' 45, Deputation Chairman, ' 44; Senator, ' 44, Senior Class; Science Society, Secretary, ' 43- ' 44; Pi Kappa Delta, Secretary, ' 43- ' 44; Magazine Staff, ' 43; Sou ' - wester Staff, ' 42- ' 43; Panhellenic Council, ' 44- ' 45; Mood Hall House Council, ' 44- ' 45; Debate Team, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ' 44- ' 45. MAYES, HELEN (B.S. — Oct., ' 44) Ozona, Texas Major: Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary, ' 44; Sports Club, ' 42, ' 43; Beauty Nominee, ' 42. KING, MANDY LOU (B.A — Oct., ' 44) Beaumont, Texas Major: English Independent Organization, President, ' 44, Vice-President ' 42- ' 44; Independent Executive Council, ' 42- ' 44; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, ' 44- ' 45; Alpha Chi, ' 44; Pi Gam- ma Mu, President, ' 43- ' 44; Student Senate, ' 44; Constitutional Committee, ' 44; S.C.A., Publicit y Chairman, ' 42- ' 44; Mask and Wig, ' 41- ' 42, ' 44; Megaphone Staff, ' 44; Magazine Staff, ' 42- ' 44; Chorus, ' 41- ' 43; Chapel Choir, ' 41- ' 43. ■ June, ' 45) METZGER, ROBERT TURNEY (B.A. Dallas, Texas Major: History and Government Minor: Economics and Sociology S.C.A. Cabinet; Senator, ' 44- ' 45; Ministerial Association, ' 44- ' 45 Pi Gamma Mu, ' 45; Alpha Chi, ' 45. MEDLEY RANDOLPH (M.A. Georgetown, Texas Major: Education Head of Athletics •Oct., ' 44) MOERNER, ALYCE LILLIAN (B.A. — June, ' 45) Corpus Christi, Texas Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Alpha Delta Pi, President of Pledge Class, ' 43- ' 44 ; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 45; Alpha Chi, ' 45; ' 44 Sou ' wester Staff; ' 45 Sou ' wester Editor; Senior Class, President, ' 45; Mask and Wig, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Chorus, ' 43- ' 44; Pan-American Forum, ' 45; All-Star Baseball Team, ' 44; All-Star Basketball Team, ' 45. MILLHOLIN, ROSEMARY (B.S. — Oct., ' 44) Georgetown, Texas Major: Education Pi Gamma Mu, ' 44; Mask and Wig, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Speech Club Megaphone Staff. PERRY, DOROTHY RUTH (B.A. — June, ' 45) Houston, Texas Major: Art Minor: Drama Alpha Delta Pi, Recording Secretary, ' 44- ' 45; Alpha Chi, ' 45; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ' 44- ' 45; Mask and Wig Club, Secretary, ' 43- ' 44, President, ' 44- ' 45; National Collegiate Players; Sophomore Class, Vice-President, ' 44; Senior Class, Vice-President, ' 45. PURCELL, MARGARET ELIZABETH (BA.— June, ' 45) Beaumont, Texas Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Alpha Delta Pi, Historian, ' 43- ' 44, Corresponding Secretary, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 44- ' 45; Mask and Wig. REICHENSTEIN, JEAN (B.A. — June, ' 45) Fort Worth, Texas Major: Bible and Philosophy Minor: Religion Independent Organization, Secretary and Treasurer, ' 44- ' 45; House Council, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 45. ROBERTS, MARY LOUISE (B.B.A. — Feb., ' 45) Georgetown: Texas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Independent Organization; Library Assistant, ' 43- ' 45. ROPER, THERESA (BA. — Oct., ' 44) McGregor, Texas S.C.A., Secretary, ' 44, President, ' 44; Alpha Chi, ' 44- ' 45; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Student Senate, ' 44; Band, ' 42- ' 43; Ministerial Association, ' 43; Musical Arts Club. SCORE, JOHN N.R. II (B.A. — June, ' 45) Georgetown, Texas ■ Major: Psychology Phi Delta Theta, Reporter, ' 44, Alumni Secretary, ' 44- ' 45, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ' 43- ' 44, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 44- ' 45, President, ' 45; National Collegiate Play- ers, ' 44- ' 45; Alpha Chi, ' 44- ' 45; Mask and Wig, ' 42- ' 45; Member of Board of Directors, ' 44- ' 45; Panhellenic Council, ' 43- ' 44; ' 43 Sou ' wester Staff; Magazine, Drama Editor, ' 44- ' 45; Ministerial Association; Science Society, ' 45. STINSON, BETTY (B.S. — Oct., ' 45) Conroe, Texas Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Zeta Tau Alpha, Vic e-President, Panhellenic Council, ' 44. ' 44; Sports Club, ' 42, ' 43; TAYLOR, CORA ALICE (B.S. — June, ' 45) Galveston, Texas Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer and Rush Captain, ' 44- ' 45; German Club, ' 43- ' 44; Megaphone, ' 43- ' 44. VANDERPOOL, WALTER HARRISON, JR. (BA. — June, ' 45) El Paso, Texas Major: History and Government Phi Delta Theta; Ministerial Association, ' 43- ' 44, ' 44- ' 45, Treas- urer, ' 44- ' 45; Alpha Chi, ' 44- ' 45, President, ' 44- ' 45; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 44- ' 45; S.CA., ' 44- ' 45, Vice-President, ' 44- ' 45. STAPP, ESTELLE (B. A. — Oct., ' 44) Georgetown, Texas Major: Education WALLACE, CARRIE BERNICE (B.S. — June, ' 45) Justin, Texas Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Independent Organization; Alpha Chi, ' 44- ' 45; Science Society, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45, Vice-President, ' 43, ' 45, President, ' 45. VOGT, WILMA JEANNE (B.A. — Feb., ' 45) Houston, Texas Major: History and Government Phi Mu, Librarian, ' 44- ' 45, Reporter, ' 44, Chaplain, ' 44; Pi Gam- ma Mu, ' 44- ' 45; Chorus, ' 44; Mood Hall Honor Council, ' 43- ' 44; Student Assistant to Dr. Hester, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Commercial Secre tary to George C. Hester; Home Economics Club, ' 44; Pan American Forum, ' 44. WRIGHT, DORIS BIGGS (B.S. — Oct., ' 44) Georgetown, Texas Major: Physical Education Alpha Delta Pi; Sports Club, ' 43. WALLACE, FRANCES CATHERINE (B.A. — Oct., ' 44) Corpus Christi, Texas Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Alpha Delta Pi, Corresponding Secretary, ' 43, Beauty Nominee, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44, Vice-President, ' 44; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities, ' 43, ' 44; Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu; Sun Bowl Princess, ' 44; Student Senate, ' 43; Students ' Association, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 44; Pan-American Forum, ' 43, ' 44; Mask and Wig, Reporter, ' 42; Chorus, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Orchestra, ' 42; Chapel Choir, ' 43, ' 44; Pianists ' Club, ' 42; Winner of After- Dinner Speaking Contest, ' 42; Radio Chorus, ' 44; S.C.A., Rec- reation Committee, ' 43. YANCH, DORRIS (B.A — Oct., ' 44) Houston, Texas Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Alpha Delta Pi, President, ' 43- ' 44; Panhellenic Council, ' 43- ' 44, President, ' 44; Mask and Wig, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Sports Club, ' 41- ' 42; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 44; Pan-American Forum ' 41- ' 43; Mozart Society, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43; Student Senate, ' 44; Junior Class, Vice- President; ' 44 Sou ' wester Staff; Mood Hall House Council, ' 43- ' 44. WUNSCHE, WILLIE MAE (B.A. — Oct., ' 44) Spring, Texas Major: Speech and Drama Independent Organization; Candidate for Sun Bowl Queen; Pan-American Forum; Chorus, ' 43, ' 44. ft CORBELL, LOUIS M. Waterman, California DUNSON, VIRGINIA Clifton, Texas HUFFHINES, JOE BOYKIN Dallas, Texas JACKSON, LOUISE Orange, Texas • I McFARLAND, EDDIE Lufkin, Texas SNEED, ROBERT Galena Park, Texas SWITZER, DAVID Beaumont, Texas WISE, MARY KAY Corpus Christi, Texas FALL President Alef Henley Vice-President Buddy Grimes Secretary-Treasurer Gloria Allen Senators Jewel Borders Charles Bryan Elaine Ehlert Ivon Feaster John Parnell jlimtiM, GlaM OjjjjkeAA SPRING President Reagan B. Cates Vice-President Bob Craig Secretary-Treasurer Jewel Borders Senators Alef Henley Mary Faye Richardson Jimmy Salibo Jane Sisserson Dorothy Woolls piJlflfPPpililW,, ALLEN, GLORIA PATRICIA Georgetown, Texas ADKINS, EDITH EVOHN Weatherford, Texas BARBER, FAIRYE IRENE Markham, Texas BAILEY, JAMES MELTON Chico, Texas BARTLEY, NORMA B. Georgetown, Texas BARTLETT, JOSEPHINE Lufkin, Texas BERBER, TIBURCIO JOE Beeler, Kansas BAUMGARDNER, JOSEPH WILLIAM Austin, Texas ■   BERRY, RHEBA NELL Corpus Christi, Texas BLACKMAN, LESLIE JO ANN Taft, Texas BLOMQUIST, GEORGE R. Austin, Texas BORDERS, JEWEL C. San Antonio, Texas BOYD, BETTIE BRADY Mexia, Texas BRACHT, ROGER HEATH Rockport, Texas BRANTON, RICHARD CALVIN San Antonio, Texas BRASWELL, EDGAR JOSEPH San Antonio, Texas BROWN, BILLIE RUTH San Diego, Texas BRATTON, MORRIS HARVEY Cleburne, Texas BUSFIELD, ROGER MELVIL Austin, Texas BRYAN, CHARLES W. Whitesboro, Texas CAIN, YVONNE Houston, Texas BUTSHEK, HENRY Moulton, Texas CARROL, BETTY Taft, Texas CARRIKER, EDWARD HENRY Center, Texas CARTER, COURTNEY Conroe, Texas CATES, REAGAN B. Baytown, Texas COOPER, LELA (MRS.) Georgetown, Texas COURTNEY, JEAN Conroe, Texas CRIDER, ELLISON STANLEY Corpus Christi, Texas DEKLE, RUTH K. Longview, Texas EDENS, EDITH JANE Georgetown, Texas EDWARDS, WELDON B. Comanche, Texas EVINS, JAMES JERRY San Antonio, Texas EHLERT, ELAINE E. Fairbanks, Texas GEORGE, JAMES L. North Camp Hood FEASTER, IVON Bryan, Texas GILES, ALAN DALE Corpus Christi, Texas GEORGE, MARSHALL EUGENE Houston, Texas GOSS, JOSEPH ATWELL Mount Pleasant, Texas GOODENOUGH, HAROLD S. Corpus Christi, Texas GOSSETT, LEO EARL San Antonio, Texas GRIMES, JAMES W., JR. Del Rio, Texas GRIMES, MADIE B. Georgetown, Texas HECK, ROSE A. Giddings, Texas HENLEY, KATHLEEN A. Brownwood, Texas HENRY, ALBERT R., JR. Belton, Montana HILL, EMMETT T. Fort Worth, Texas HUGHES, DONALD Lufkin, Texas JOHNSON, BILLIE B. Bryan, Texas HULL, MARY JOANNA San Antonio, Texas LACY, WILLIAM R. Houston, Texas KRAMPITZ, CLARENCE R. Sealy, Texas ' V ri  K sm 4 t LANDRUM, HOLLIS B. Waco, Texas LANCASTER, AUDREY FAYE Mexia, Texas LEEDIKER, WILLIAM E. Crockett, Texas LARSEN, DIXIE L. Taylor, Texas LUES, JAMES KENNETH Palestine, Texas LOUDON, ALBERT E. Georgetown, Texas MOSES, MARILYN Sinton, Texas MUNSON, JANE Georgetown, Texas PARNELL, JOHN E. Houston, Texas PINEDO, FRANK M. Austin, Texas PRANGLIN, EVELYN E. Pearsall, Texas OUILLAN, BETTY JO Mexia, Texas REDWINE, FRANCES M. Centerville, Texas RADER, MILDRED JO Georgetown, Texas ROBERTS, BOYDENE San Antonio, Texas RICHARDSON, MARY FAY Liberty Hill, Texas RUPP, LORRAINE Falfurrias, Texas ROYER, CHARLES WILLIAM Fort Worth, Texas SCHNABEL, LOIS ANN Shreveport, La. ST. CLAIR, VIRGINIA Georgetown, Texas SHOLARS, JEAN Orange, Texas SISSERSON, JANE Mart, Texas SLOVER, VERNON Reagan Wells, Texas SMITH, DOROTHY JEAN Orange, Texas SMITH, HAROLD BILLY Dallas, Texas SNEED, LILLIAN Galena Park, Texas STEELE, JOHN Huntington, Texas STORM, WILLIAM San Antonio, Texas TIDWELL, HELEN Meridian, Texas SUTTON, TOMMY LOU San Saba, Texas TOOLEY, LESTER Dallas, Texas TOOLEY, ALBERT RICHARD Dallas, Texas VICKERS, ALLENE Sinton, Texas TRIPLETT, ARTHUR GROVER Dalhart, Texas WALTHAL, EDWARD W., JR. Memphis, Tenn. WALKER, SALLYE Glidden, Texas WATHEN, RICHARD WALLER Evansville, Ind. WEBB, JAMES HARVEY Dallas, Texas WILKINSON, CURTIS R. Olton, Texas WILLMAN, ETTA MARIE Art, Texas WILSON, JOY Fort Worth, Texas WOOLLS, DOROTHY Hondo, Texas ZWIENER, LONNY Fredericksburg, Texas if FALL President Glen Sectberry Vice-President Ruth Marie Davis Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Phillips Senators Bud Allen Martha Jane Easley Rogelio Salinas Roy Stewart GlaU  SPRING President R. E. Wainscott Vice-President Glen Seaberry Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Marie Davis Senators L. E. Bogle Jim Green James Underwood Joe White ALLEN, MELVIN EARL San Antonio, Texas ALLEN, JULIAN GEORGE Ingleside, Texas AINSWORTH, LABAN LINTON Houston, Texas BALLEW, LOREN LEE Bagwell, Texas AYCOCK, CECIL SANDEFER Arlington, Texas ARNDT, ARTHUR PAUL Wharton, Texas BARTH, PAUL OWEN Texas City, Texas BARKLEY, BETTY Houston, Texas BARE, THEODORE Ontario, Calif. BERRY, CAROLYN Houston, Texas BEATY, WARREN SCOTT Waverly, Iowa BAYLOR, THOMAS WILLARD Houston, Texas BETHANY, SUE Bryan, Texas BOGLE, LaDON ELWYN El Paso, Texas BONE, ROBERT MARVIN San Benito, Texas BOULLIOUN, ELBERT, JR. Tahoka, Texas BOWDEN, GAIL MUSE Alice, Texas BRADFORD, DERRELL Idalou, Texas BROWN, CHARLES O Lubbock, Texas BROWN, CHARLES Orange, Texas BUDD, HARRELL Dallas, Texas BURFORD, ETHEL CONE Columbus, Texas BUTLER, RAY Rising Star, Texas CANNELL, NANCY M. McAllen, Texas CARUTH, CHARLES FRANCIS Gatesville, Texas CARROLL, ANNETTE Taft, Texas CAPPS, CHARLES J., JR. Beaumont, Texas CHANDLER, FRED CLARK Austin, Texas COX, F. WARD Van Buren, Ark. COX, HOMER Georgetown, Texas CRAIG, ROBERT M. Dallas, Texas CRAIG WAYNE F. Dallas, Texas CROW, THOMAS DAVID Pomeroy, Ohio CRUSE, PEGGY Hull, Texas DANIEL, DOROTHY JANE Holland, Texas DAVIS, JAMES L. Mart, Texas DAVIS, RUTH MARIE Baytown, Texas DEE, RUTH MARIE Houston, Texas DODSON, JOHN DEWEY Freeport, Texas DUNAGAN, LEORN E., Monahans, Texas DUNGAN, BILL YE Rosenberg, Texas EASLEY, MARTHA J. Georgetown, Texas EASLEY, RAEMAR Corpus Christi, Texas EDWARDS, NONA RUTH Smithville, Texas ELLIS, WILLIAM C. Austin, Texas FAIRCHILD, LAWRENCE E. Los Angeles, Calif. FISHER, PATRICIA Texas City, Texas FRANKLIN, BRUCE Madisonville, Tenn. GARDINER, GLENNA Port Arthur, Texas FREEMAN, JAMES E. Ruston, La. FREDE, BARBARA La Grange, Texas GOOSTREE, ANNAH B. Fort Worth, Texas GILLESPIE, CHARLES Houston, Texas GIBSON, CYRIL ROBERT San Gabriel, Cal. HAND, RICHARD G. Tucson, Ariz. HALLAUER, JANE L. Breckenridge, Texas GRAYSON, MARGARET R. Temple, Texas HILLIARD, MAXINE Kerrville, Texas HENDERSON, MARY Georgetown, Texas HARRISON, JAMES Yukon, Oklahoma HORNER, BERNARD San Antonio, Texas HOWARD, ERNEST Talco, Texas HUDSON, CLYDE AUDREY Austin, Texas JACKSON, LEE S., JR. Pasadena, Cal. JOHNSEN, GEORGE EVERT Phoenix, Ariz. JOHNSTON, PEGGY Hull, Texas KENNEDY, HAROLD GRANT Corpus Christi, Texas KIRCHER, EDWARD H. Refugio, Texas KNOX, ELIZABETH Georgetown, Texas KRENTEL, AMY Georgetown, Texas LANSNER, LAWRENCE New York, New York LAUBACK, FLORENCE Georgetown, Texas LUNSFORD, FRANCES Temple, Texas LONG, JACK Waco, Texas LITTLE, DOROTHY JANE San Saba, Texas McCRELESS, GRACE ANN San Antonio, Texas McCLURE, CLAUDE Bonham, Texas McCLISH, JOHN CALVIN, JR. Marble Falls, Texas MAAS, LAWRENCE WALKER Houston, Texas McLEAN, AUBREY Georgetown, Texas McKEE, ALVIE L. Abilene, Texas MATHIS, JACK FORREST Era, Texas MASSEY, HAROLD E. Rockwall, Texas MARWILL, GENE GILBERT Dallas, Texas MAURICE, HELEN C. Temple, Texas MAYES, ETHEL Ozona, Texas MEAGHER, ROBERT Beaumont, Texas MERCHANT, WALTER Weinert, Texas MITCHELL, FRANK NICIAS Roaring Springs, Texas MOODY, MARTIN LUTHER Mathis, Texas MOORE, JACK SPENCER Austin, Texas MUMME, DAVID San Antonio, Texas MUNROE, CLARK CAMERON San Antonio, Texas NANCE, FANNIE J. Lometa, Texas ODONNELL, JAMES Los Angeles, Cal. O ' MEARA, WILLIAM JAMES Rapid City, S.D. J k PAYNE, HELEN L. Santa Anna, Texas PAUL, R. SENORA Houston, Texas OVERTON, JOSEPHINE Hutto, Texas PICKARD, G. ROY Rosenberg, Texas PHILLIPS, MARGARET A. San Augustine, Texas PEPPER, DELLA MAE Marshall, Texas PORTER, ROBERT BOWEN Fabens, Texas PLOEGER, MARJORIE Houston, Texas PIT S, SAM S. Cjnroe, Texas RAGUSE, ELMER ROY Los Angeles, Cal. RABB, CARLOS C, JR. Monterey, La. PRINGLE, FLOYD W. Thornton, Texas RAMSEL, DONNA E. Georgetown, Texas RANKIN, WILLIAM C. Saranac Lake, N.Y. REED, GLENN R. Houston, Texas REYNOLDS, BETTY Houston, Texas RICHARDS, NAIDA Paducah, Texas RIVES, TOMMY G. Weslaco, Texas ROBINSON, LEON C. McKinney, Texas ROONEY, WILLIAM EUGENE New Orleans, La. RYAN, EILLEN El Paso, Texas SALIBO, NICHOLAS Houston, Texas SALINAS, ROGELIO Laredo, Texas SCHARFEN, JOHN COLE San Francisco, Cal. SEABURY, GLEN San Antonio, Texas SCHULZ, GERHARD Dallas, Texas SCHIESSWOHL, ROBERT CHENET Long Island, N.Y. SILLIMAN, ELIZABETH Hattiesburg, Miss. SHINEBERG, EDWARD GERALD Los Angeles, Cal. SEXTON, EDNANNE Houston, Texas SMITH, DAVID Mt. Pleasant, Texas SISTRUNK, POLLY Runge, Texas SILVA, DONALD Richmond, Cal. SPENCER, DONALD EUGENE Argyle, Texas SPEETZEN, GEORGE WALTER Berkeley, Cal. SMITH, ROBERT FRANKLIN Sacramento, Cal. STARK, JOSEPH ROBERT Phoenix, Ariz. STASNEY, DANIEL R. Taylor, Texas STEWART, ROY L. Pomona, Cal. STOKER, EMMA R. Waco, Texas STORM, MARGARET PHIPPS Houston, Texas SUMMER, WILLIAM B. Homeland, Fla. TERRY, J. E. Longview, Texas THOMPSON, NATHAN Petaluna, Cal. THOMPSON, ROBERT V. Modesto, Cal. TIPTON, RICHARD G. Silver City, N.M. TOLEMAN, THOMAS ORRIN Blythe, Cal. TOLMAN, C. REED Berkeley, Cal. TURNER, GEORGE CLEVELAND San Leandro, Cal. TUMLINSON, MARTHA E. Raymondville, Texas TROWBRIDGE, HENRY OTIS Piedmont, Cal. TYSON, BILLIE RUTH Rosebud, Texas TUTTLE, BETTY San Antonio, Texas TURNER, LEE L. Truscott, Texas WALLER, GOVIE E. Los Fresnos, Texas WAINSCOTT, ROBERT E. Dallas, Texas VLHA, MARY JO Rosebud, Texas WARTHEN, BETTY PAT Beaumont, Texas WARD, V. B., JR. Georgetown, Texas WARD, WAYNE, JR. Corpus Christi, Texas WATSON, BETTY J. Fredericksburg, Texas WAY, JOHN C. San Leandro, Cal. WEISS, STANLEY CLARK Seguin, Texas WESTERMAN, GERTRUDE A. Thorndale, Texas WHITE, JOE B. Cameron, Texas WICKES, WILLIAM MARVIN Grand Prairie, Texas WILEN, BERNARD CHARLES Santa Rosa, Cal. WILLIAMS, RICHARD C. Sandpoint, Idaho WILLIS, ROBERT WAYNE Long Beach, Cal. WILLIS, REUBEN L. Cleburne, Texas WILSON, RICHARD RANSOM Los Angeles, Cal. WOBBER, STEWART WILLIAM San Francisco, Cal. WRIGHT, WILLIAM BENNETT Fort Worth, Texas YOUNG, PHYLLIS Houston, Texas ZINK, JOY Iowa Park, Texas ZELLICK, IAN BEN Burlingame, Cal. Si) :■ ' ' . ' - ' ■ I UAj naiiiiiWWiiil.iiiiiiriW ' 1 ' 4 FALL President ? Ed Blodzinski Vice-President J. C. Underwood Secretary-Treasurer June Oxford Senators Jim Green v Frank Means Lucille Meier tfted wum GlaM ■ f i ■ v |f ; j SPRING President Beth Heatly Vice-President Joe Sheppard Secretary -Treasurer June Oxford ' Sift Senators Peggy Hedrick Pat Mackey Beverly Robinson f ■:  ABADIE, VICTOR HUGO San Antonio, Texas ADAMS, VIRGINIA RUTH Dallas, Texas ABBOTT, CARMEN JO Beaumont, Texas ALLMAN, RAY MADISON Amarillo, Texas ALLEN, WILLIAM M. Fort Worth, Texas ALLEN, NUEL HOWARD Athens, Texas APPLETON, PHYLLIS RAE El Paso, Texas ANDING CORA LYNN Marlin, Texas ANDERSON, KITTY CANTRELL Houston, Texas BAKER, MARY HELEN Harlingen, Texas BABASIN, MARY JENNETTE Vernon, Texas ARMSTRONG, DORIS ALL San Antonio, Texas BARCUS, MARIANNE Goose Creek, Texas BARKER, EMMA DEE Ranger, Texas BEAUCHAMP, DIXON L. Shrub Oak, New York BERRY, CAROLING CARSON Conroe, Texas BIRKELBACK, JANET JOY Houston, Texas BLACKWELL, WILLIAM RAY Lockhart, Texas BLAKE, WILBOURN G. Georgetown, Texas BLODZINSKI, EDWARD Buffalo, N.Y. BODE, MARJORIE ELIZABETH Mason, Texas BONNER, PEGGY MARGUERITE Kerrville, Texas BOREN, KENNETH LOCKE San Antonio, Texas BOWEN, DAVID LEON San Antonio, Texas BROOKSHIRE JOE GRADY Commerce, Texas BRANNEN, DAVID Tucson, Ariz. BRABHAM, PATRICIA Roswell, N.M. BRYSON, WYLLENA JO Dallas, Texas BROWN, WILLIAM BURLESON Dallas, Texas BROOME, RALEIGH W. Fort Worth, Texas BURKETT, WILLIAM JOSEPH Beaumont, Texas BUMGARDNER, J. C. Abilene, Texas BUICE, BESS WYNELL Waco, Texas CALHOUN, JOHN CALVIN Port Arthur, Texas BYERS, JACK EDWARD Elkhart, Ind. BUSSEY, GLORY LUCILLE Pharr, Texas r ts r 7 CANNON, EDWARD LEE Okmulgee, Okla. CARSNER, CATHERINE Victoria, Texas CHANDLER, JANIS Groveton, Texas CHARLTON, JIM ALICE Temple, Texas CHASE, DONALD San Antonio, Texas CLAY, THOMAS, WELDON Athens, Texas COHEN, ANNIE MARGARET Dickinson, Texas COHEN, MAX San Antonio, Texas COLEMAN, LORENA Fort Worth, Texas COLLINS, DAVID Longview, Texas COMIN, MARGARET JEAN Phoenix, Ariz. CONOLEY, DAVID ROSS Taylor, Texas COPPING, MYRTLE RUTH San Angelo, Texas COOPER, PEGGY Georgetown, Texas CONQUEST, SHELLEY Pharr, Texas CROKER, RAYMOND A., JR Houston, Texas CRESS, CARL C, JR. Riverside, Cal. COX, CLAUDE WELDON Azle, Texas CRUSE, TOMMIE DEAN Hull, Texas CROUCH, FRED W., JR. Austin, Texas CRONKWRIGHT, PATTIE Galveston, Texas DAILY, RICHARD Georgetown, Texas CURTWRIGHT, MABEL JEAN Atlanta, Texas CULPEPPER, CLAUDE San Antonio, Texas DAVENPORT, PRESCAL O. La Pryor, Texas DAVIDSON, BILL CLINE Chickasha, Oklahoma DAVIS, EMORY L. Lilia Lake, Texas DEMPSEY, JAMES J., JR. Beaumont, Texas BESCHNER, REINHART P. Gonzales, Texas DOBYNS, ROBERT E. Springfield, Mo. DOLAN, ELEANOR Georgetown, Texas DONALD, GEGVIEVE V. San Antonio, Texas DOWNER, ALBERT D. Beaumont, Texas DUERSON, DELORES Harlingen, Texas EATON, GLENDALE Palestine, Texas EDDINS, ABBIE C. Georgetown, Texas FAIN, HELEN MARIE Dallas, Texas EVANS, GERTRUDE L. Georgetown, Texas EICHELBERGER, PHYLLIS Chapman Ranch, ' Texas FERGUSON, BENJAMIN F. Galveston, Texas FARRIS, DOROTHY N. Georgetown, Texas FARMER, JOSEPH C, JR. Gonzales, Texas FOGG, MARIE Diboll, Texas FOGG, FREDDYE F. Diboll, Texas FLORES, JESUS RODOLFO El Paso, Texas FREEMAN, WORTH MEREE Amarillo, Texas DENSON, JACK M. Poteet, Texas FRANCIS, JAMES A. El Paso, Texas ■ FURLONG, NALETTE W. Houston, Texas KIRKPATRICK, WILLIAM Mission, Texas GARRETT, GLORIA Houston, Texas GARRETT, OLAN JAMES Denton, Texas GATLIN, LEROY San Antonio, Texas GEE, MARGARET Houston, Texas GHISELIN, ELIZABETH Houston, Texas GLARNER, JEAN Raymondville, Texas GLUECK, ALLEN ALVIN Eagle Lake, Texas GORDON, GLORIA Louise, Texas GREEN, DORIS Amarillo, Texas GREEN, JAMES H. Buckeye, Arizona ! HAAS, RUTHERFORD E. Victoria, Texas GRUENEWALD, SARA FRANCIS Fort Worth, Texas GRIFFIN, ALLENE Nixon, Texas HAMNER, JOHN TOE Houston, Texas HALLORAN, PRISCILLA Houston, Texas HAHN, DOROTHY A. Fredericksburg, Texas HARRELL, JOE G. Port Neches, Texas HARDT, ANNABELLE Edinburg, Texas HANNA, WILLIAM H, JR. Iuka, Miss. HART, MARY D. Jasper, Texas HARRINGTON, RICHARD A. Angleton, Texas HARRELL, VAUGHN Appleby, Texas HATCH, BOBBY LEE El Paso, Texas HEATLY, IDA BETH Palestine, Texas HEDRICK, PEGGY Corpus Christi, Texas HEEP, BOONE H. Buda, Texas HENSLEY, RUTH E. Goliad, Texas HERMAN, ELIZABETH Port Jervis, N.Y. HILL, VIRGINIA Laredo, Texas HOCKER, CLAUDE OTTO Dallas, Texas HOLLEY, ALLEN C. Houston, Texas HOLMES, ROSEMARY Nixon, Texas HOLTZ, MILDRED L. Dallas, Texas HORNER, JO L. San Antonio, Texas HUDNALL, JACK P. Albuquerque, N.M. HOWARD, ADDIE JANE Driftwood, Texas HOVEL, WILLIAM G., JR. San Antonio, Texas JACKSON, MARY J. Anahuac, Texas ISBELL, MARGARET A. Cameron, Texas HUTCHISON, ELIZABETH J. Houston, Texas JASPERSON, THEODORE E. Edmburq, Texas JAMISON, SARA Raymondville, Texas JAMES, BLAIR Corpus Christi, Texas JONES, CLARENCE J., JR. Georqetown, Texas JOHNSON, KATHERINE Abilene, Texas JENSON, JUNE K. Coolidqe, Texas , £ «r- Tp KEEN, ROBERT H. Beaumont, Texas KELLEY, RUBY L. Sabinal, Texas KELLEY, WILLIAM PAUL Houston, Texas KING, WILLIAM Pasadena, Texas KNOX, ZACHIE Houston, Texas LATCH, BILLY FORD Cisco, Texas LAWSON, DOROTHY HELEN Austin, Texas LIGON, WALTER Llano, Texas LIPPS, BILLYE L. Beeville, Texas LOSH, MARTHA McAllen, Texas LOYKASEK, ROSELEE Granger, Texas LUSK, ERNEST Tomball, Texas McHARG, MARGIE Fort Worth, Texas McGINNIS, WILMER Houston, Texas McCULLOUGH, HARRIET Texas City, Texas McLAIN, BOBBY Nacogdoches, Texas McKIVETT, BETTY Houston, Texas McILROY, JOE Amarillo, Texas MARSH, LUGHER Lewisburg, Tenn. MANNING, THOMAS MARION Mart, Texas MACKEY, PATRICIA Austin, Texas MATHEWS, HARVEY T. Alpine, Texas MASON, BETTYE JO Corpus Christi, Texas MARSHALL, MARY LEE Conroe, Texas • MEIER, LUCILLE Glendale, Ariz. MILES, L. ALLAN Perkins, Oklahoma MILLS, EMILY F. Waco, Texas MILNER, MARY PAPE Deland, Fla. MOFFITT, JAMES ROLAND Dallas, Texas MOHLE, CORNELIA Houston, Texas MOORE, DONNA Vernon, Texas MOORE, WILLIAM Karnes City, Texas MOORE, ZACK Georgetown, Texas MORGAN, JOHN Amarillo, Texas MORRIS, PATSY ' Bastrop, T exas MURPHY, JOVEDA Goose Creek, Texas NELSON, BERNICE Cleburne, Texas MUSCHINK, DOROTHY Giddings, Texas MURRAY, ROBERT Britton, Oklahoma ORR, JOHN Waxahachie, Texas ORESCHNIGG, WALTER Georgetown, Texas NICHOLSON, NOLL M. Fort Stockton, Texas PALMER, MARTHA Georgetown, Texas OXFORD, JUNE Mission, Texas OUTLAW, ZORA Post, Texas PATTON, JOHN Dallas, Texas PATTERSON, SUE Georgetown, Texas PALMER, MARY VIRGINIA Georgetown, Texas PEACE, THELMA Mission, Texas PENA, MARIO LARA Laredo, Texas PERCY, CALVIN Honah, Texas PHILLIPS, DONALD Kansas City, Kan. POTEET, RALPH Waco, Texas PRESSLY, FRANCES San Antonio, Texas PUTTER, ROBERT Dallas, Texas RAFFERTY, JAMES Floydada, Texas RAMBIE, GUY San Antonio, Texas REDDICK, MARIANNE Houston, Texas REDKEY, MARJORIE Houston, Texas RICHARDS, JUANITA Waco, Texas ROBINSON, BEVERLY Houston, Texas RITCHESON, JACKSIE Houston, Texas RIEMENSCHNEIDER, HENRY, Yoakum, Texas ROGERS, JACK Llano, Texas ROGERS, ELLA JEAN Leona, Texas RODGERS, LA VERNE Houston, Texas RUTHSTROM, WALTER Houston, Texas ROWELL, CHESTER Austin, Texas ROSENE, PAULINE Georgetown, Texas SCHMUDLACK, RALPH San Antonio, Texas SARTOR, LAURA Humble, Texas SALLEY, ALGER Wharton, Texas SCHNEIDER, RICHARD Irving, Texas SEALY, A. B. Snyder, Texas SHAW, DAVID Lovington, N.M. SHELTON, ALNEY Houston, Texas SHEPPARD, JOSEPH Cuero, Texas SHOCKLEY, HAROLD San Antonio, Texas SHOLARS, BETH Orange, Texas SIMON, RALPH Iraan, Texas SMITH, ALVIN Denton, Texas SMITH, BILLY MACK Gorman, Texas SMITH, CHARLSIE Houston, Texas SMITH, CLAYTON Oceano, Cal. SNEED, BETTY Galena Park, Texas SMITH, MELVIN Freeport, Texas SMITH, LAURALEE Houston, Texas STEVIC, WILLIAM WAYNE, JR. Marshallville, Ohio SOBEY, FRANK San Antonio, Texas SNOW, BENJAMIN Visalis, Cal. STRASBURGER, WINFREY Temple, Texas STONE, ELLIOTT Georgetown, Texas STEWART, CHARLES Mayer, Ariz. SWITZER, VIRGINIA Houston, Texas STUART, DOROTHY Houston, Texas STRICKLAND, REUBEN Marshall, Texas TACOUARD, ANNA San Antonio, Texas TEEL, ALMOR Electra, Texas THARP, BARBARA Dallas, Texas TIPPETT, JANICE Port Arthur, Texas TODD, LOUIS MASON Albany, Texas TORBETT, DOROTHY GENE Harlingen, Texas TOWLER, DAPHNA Goose Creek, Texas TRAMMELL, MARY JANE Houston, Texas TURNER, JAY El Paso, Texas TURNER, RUTH Houston, Texas UNDERWOOD, JAMES Corpus Christi, Texas WILSON, AMOS Chapman Ranch, Texas WALL, JAMES Dallas, Texas WALKER, ROBERT EARL Houston, Texas WALKER, BETTY Beaumont, Texas WARE, PATRICIA Austin, Texas WARD, JOYCELYN San Saba, Texas WALLACE, LINDA Corpus Christi, Texas WELCH, RICHARD San Benito, Texas WAUGH, MARTHA Taylor, Texas WATTS, MARY ELIZABETH Houston, Texas WHITEHEAD, EUNICE Georgetown, Texas WESTKAEMPER, RICHARD San Antonio, Texas WEST, JAMES Houston, Texas WHITE, PATRICIA Houston, Texas WILSON, LAURENCE Rosenberg, Texas WINSAUER, EVELYN Mathis, Texas WOODRUFF, VIRGINIA Gatesville, Texas WOOLLS, GRACE Hondo, Texas YORK, ANN Littlefield, Texas YORK, TOMMY JEAN Del Rio, Texas YOUNG, HOWARD Olney, Texas CANNAN, MARY LEE Port Arthur, Texas BABB, LYDA LOUISE Rocksprings, Texas HART MARY SUE Austin, Texas CEIRCO, DOROTHY JEANETTE Houston, Texas JENNINGS, JO ANN Corpus Christi, Texas HILL, BARBARA El Paso, Texas MOODY, MARILYN Houston, Texas MURRAY, BERNICE ESTELLE Houston, Texas  MHB H H MH ■ : - ;v ; . jK V.:, 1 i 1 -iiy te_ S OMEM 1 Bp . V%0 £( kM eAiesm Matpzyme STAFF Lois Anne Schnctbel . . . . ' Editor-in-Chief Frances Lunsford Associate Editor John Score Poetry Editor ASSISTANTS Speedy Collier T. W. Renfroe Eloise Dickenson Lauralee Smith Rutherford Haas Cora Alice Taylor Jo Lorraine Horner Betty Pat Warthen John Morgan Polly Watts EDITORS IN ABSENTIA Dick Wilson Dick Warthen Roger Busfield, Jr. THE SOUTHWESTERN MAGAZINE is a monthly publication composed of the literary efforts of the students and ex-students of this campus. In it may be found poems, short stories, articles, regular col- umns, and cartoons. An active and working staff put their heads together to ponder and eventually decide on the best contributions to produce this magazine of the campus. m M I j •40 . STAFF Alyce Moerner Editor-in-Chief Corinne Bethea Assistant Editor Pat Mackey Sports Editor Betty Jean Collier Art Editor Peggy Hedrick Assistant Art Editor George Bean Photography Editor G. B. Wolcott Faculty Advisor ASSISTANTS Vera Anderegg Mary E. Francis Sue Bethany Jane Hallauer Nancy Cannell Mary Doris Hart Lou Corbell Delia Mae Pepper Ray Croker Linda Wallace Jean Curtwright Betty Pat Warthen From the beginning of this year the staff of the SOU ' WESTER has been working to bring you this yearbook. As the school year gradually draws to a climax, the SOU ' WESTER goes to press to present to its readers a pictorial review of student life and the history, the membership, and the purpose of the various organizations. ■ 7 he MeqxzfJrtxme STAFF Editor Mary Kay Wise Associate Editor Cece Aycock Sports Editor Don Bogle Society Editor ' . . . . Camille Kay Feature Editor Pat Mackey News Editor Buster Haas REPORTERS T Janet Birkelbach Dot Cross Mary Sue Hart Jo Horner Kay Johnson Tom Manning Kay Maurice Cornelia Mohle Bill Nesbitt Martha Palmer Pat Ware Betty Pat Warthen The pride and joy of Southwestern is its outstanding newspaper, the MEGAPHONE, which repre- sents within its pages each week the events of note that occur on the campus and elsewhere. The staff has worked hard in getting the low-down on various campus activities and selecting choice and original material for each edition. The MEGAPHONE affords an outlet for all persons interested in Jour- nalistic work. nnrn 1 t lent Q iM tlan AtMtwdkm The purpose of the Student Christian Association is the promotion of a well rounded program of religious activities on the campus of Southwestern University, and the opening of vistas to all for indi- vidual growth through fellowship, worship, and service. Throughout the year the Association has sponsored prominent speakers, worship services, weekly vespers, and recreation in the form of brush burnings, picnics, carnivals. Each semester the cabinet holds a retreat at which plans are made for the following period. These include such undertakings as the painting of a house, Christmas caroling, community singing, assembly programs, and interracial discussions. CABINET President Jean Hallauer Vice-President Walter Vanderpool Secretary Emma Stoker Committee Chairmen: Community Service Harold Goodenough World Friendship Ernest Dewald Worship Elaine Ehlert Recreation Mary Kay Wise Personal Contact Bill Harrison Deputations Linnea Bergquist Publicity Bob Metzger N.C.A Jim Green Director of Student Activities Homer Cox ♦ • . LEFT TO RIGHT: Feagin, Colca, Babasin, Byers, Fogg, Torbett, Howard, Duerson. £bimcf, ndemlue SEATED: Byers, Colca, Torbett, Howard, Babasin, Feagin, Duerson, Williams, Cress, Isbell, Stearns, Fogg. STANDING: Holley, Jenson, Tacquard, Hart, Shaw, Brannen, Crow, Underwood, Teel, O ' Donnell, Nesbitt, Bigelow. OnokeAfaa FIRST ROW: Wallace, Peace, Sneed, Gardner. SECOND ROW: Ryan, Lipps, Glarner, Hamner, Brannen. THIRD ROW: Mason, Milner, Hedrick, Cannell, Munson. FOURTH ROW: Morris, Carsner, Richards, Riemenschneider, Ligon, Shaw. ACCOMPANIST: Linnea Bergquist DIRECTOR: Dean Meyer Chapel Ckoil ■ FIRST ROW: Mason, Ramsel, Munson, Towler, Smith, Hagopian, Lipps, Glarner, Knox, Heck, Wallace. SECOND ROW: Richards, Bethany, Wise, Chandler, Ryan, Rives, Maurice, Hull, Shelton, Bode, Zinc, Oxford. THIRD ROW: Hedrick, Babasin, Green, Carsner, Horner, Morris, Fogg, Sexton, Simon, Bethea. fyniumAAtu Clumi ' i LEFT TO RIGHT: Downer, Sneed, Appleton, Donald, Harrison Due to war-time travel restrictions, the debate squad participated in only two tournaments this year. At the Trinity University tournament in December, Phyllis Appleton and Genevieve Donald placed sec- ond in the Junior Division. A. D. Downer placed second in Aiter-Dinner Speaking. At the tournament held in San Marcos, sponsored by S.W.T.S.T.C., Jean Hallauer and A. D. Downer placed first in debate; Phyllis Appleton first in Poetry Reading and A. D. first in After-Dinner Speaking. debate . - . ' ' w i m0 m : Ij o!! ? : S i J ; i:-.j?jr • vs. - . a -i« .,-r ' (T. ' ' ' , ' i ' . ■ ,■■;• ' ; •■• ' ■-„■- few ' ; - s ■ : .•.- PEGGY JOHNSTON Sun Bowl Princess JUNE OXFORD Most Beautiful Girl DOROTHY RUTH PERRY Miss Southwestern A 3T JEWEL BORDERS Zeta Tau Alpha Beauty ALEF HENLEY Phi Mu Beauty ■ TRUDY EVANS Delta Delta Delta Beauty LOIS ANN SCHNABEL Alpha Delta Pi Beauty I ft ' m i ¥ DONNA RAMSEL Independent Beauty ,, ; ■ t -V - FALL President Charles Bryan Vice-President Rogelio Salinas Secretary-Treasurer Corinne Bethea SPRING President Charles Bryan Vice-President L. E. Bogle Secretary-Treasurer Corinne Bethea FIRST ROW: Allen, Anderegg, Bethea, Bogle, Borders, Bryan, Culpepper. SECOND ROW: Dickinson, Easley, Ehlert, Feaster, Green, Harding, Hedrick. THIRD ROW: Henley, Mackey, Metzger, Parnell, Richardson, Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Salibo, Salinas, Sisserson, Stewart, Underwood, White, Wools. The Senate is the governing board of the Student ' s Association. Its membership is made up of student senators representing each class. It is the duty of the Senate to encourage school spirit, to nominate candidates for all school elections and to perform the usual duties of a legislative organiza- tion. This year the Senate and the Student Association adopted a constitution. It sponsored several all- school functions and many student assembly programs. FIRST ROW: Adams, Bergquist, Francis, King, Moerer, Perry. SECOND ROW: Roper, Score, Sholars, St. Clair, Storm, Switzer. THIRD ROW: Vanderpool, Wallace, Wallace, Fairbanks, Ferguson, Howard. OFFICERS President Walter Harrison Vanderpool Vice-President Mary Elizabeth Francis Secretary-Treasurer Elva Linnea Bergquist Faculty Sponsor Dr. Claud Howard Faculty Advisors Dean Ruth Ferguson, Prof. Gordon Fairbanks The Alpha Chi is Southwestern ' s chapter of the national collegiate honor society and is the mother chapter of this honorary fraternity. The purpose of Alpha Chi is to stimulate, develop, and recognize schol- arship and those elements of character which make scholarship effective. Its members are elected from among the top ranking tenth of the junior and senior classes. Several meetings were held throughout the year. In January the members held a formal reception at the home of Dr. J. N. R. Score in honor of Emily Kimbrough, well known authoress. Al wa Chi ik? S FIRST ROW: Allen, Bergquist, Bethea, Borders, Bratton, Busfield. SECOND ROW: Dodson, Henry, Hallauer, King, McFarland, Moerner. THIRD ROW: Perry, Roper, Schnabel, Score, Switzer, Wallace, Zellick. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities was organized to give recognition to the outstand- ing students on the college and university campuses throughout the United States. A committee composed of the faculty selected the members from Southwestern. Eligibility is based upon the student ' s character, scholarship, honors attained and the extra-curricular activities in which the student participated. Each per- son ' s biography will appear in the book titled, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. l Ukati Wlt m American CoUeq A, and fymu MUied- FIRST ROW: Adams, Barber, Beaver, Bell, Blackman, Borders, Bracht, Brown, Burford, Colca. SECOND ROW: Dunson, Evins, Francis, Henley, Huffhines, Johnston, King, Metzger, Moerner, Paul. THIRD ROW: Pinedo, Purcell, Reichenstein, Richardson, Roberts, St. Clair, Score, Sholars, Smith, Storm. FOURTH ROW: Vanderpool, Vogt, Wallace, Yanch, Zweiner, Fox, Hester, Lukes, McNeill, Medley. FIFTH ROW: Mendenhall, Neas, Riley, Schmidt, Score, Thompson, Ullrich, Wagner, Williams, Wright. ■ OFFICERS President John Score Vice-President Peggy Beaver Secretary-Treasurer Lila Ruth Bell 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. Any officer, member of the teaching staff, alum- nus, graduate student, senior or junior whose chief work and interest is in the social sciences, whose scholarship is high and who manifests special aptitude in social science is eligible for membership. Monthly meetings were held, at which time there was a program and refreshments. This year the organization acted as sponsor for the Wilbur J. Barnett Peace Prize. PiQi amma Mi U FIRST ROW: Abadie, Adkins, Bogle, Boren, Burkett, Cannell, Daily, Dempsey, Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Francis, Francis, Hallauer, Hardt, McCullough, McCreless, McGee, McKee, Merchant. THIRD ROW: Morgan, Percy, Schultz, Score, Shaw, Stasney, Strickland, Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Tyson, Westkaemper, Wallace, Underwood, Bigelow, Culbertson, Cummings, Fairbanks, Friesen. FIFTH ROW: Godbey, Hayes, Jones, Marsh, Medley, Patterson, Ullrich, Whitmore, Wilcox, Wolcott. The Southwestern Science Society is an organization of advanced students who have certain schol- arship qualifications. One advanced course in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Mathematics is required, and a second course in one of these subjects must be in progress. The purpose of the society is the pro- motion of the scientific spirit in the lives of individuals. Regular monthly meetings are held for programs and business. The society is very active locally, and also attempts the advancement of science in the State. This organization is affiliated with the Texas Academy of Science and with the American Asso- ciation for the Advancement of Science. OFFICERS President Bernice Wallace Secretary Eloise Dickinson Treasurer Grace Ann McCreless FIRST ROW: Abbott, Anding, Bonner, Carroll, Colca, Coleman, Comin, Cooper, Cruse, Curtwright. SECOND ROW: Davis, Dee, Dickenson, Fain, Furlong, Goen, Gordon, Grayson, Griffin, Gruenwald. THIRD ROW: Halleron, Hahn, Hart, Henley, Holmes, Jamison, Jenson, Kelly, Krentel, Little. FOURTH ROW: Losh, McKivett, McLean, Meier, Moerner, Moore, Palmer, Palmer, Paul, Payne, Pranglin. FIFTH ROW: Rives, Robinson, Rogers, Shelton, Storm, Strausburger, Ward, Waugh, Woolls, York, Young. OFFICERS President Rose Marie Colca Vice-President June Jenson Secretary • . Lucy Meier Treasurer Mrs. Lela Cooper The Home Economics Club was organized to stimulate interest in home economics. Any girl who takes home economics or is interested in that field may join. The group meets twice a month for a program and refreshments. The programs are based upon the different phases of home economics and usually consist of demonstrations or short talks. cMome ccmamk i Qmk FIRST ROW: Barcus, Bethany, Comin, Crider, Ehlert, Gardner, Glarrier, Hardt. SECOND ROW: Heatly, Hill, Howard, James, McHarg, Moerner, Morris, Oxford. THIRD ROW: Palmer, Palmer, Parnell, Phillips, Richardson, St. Clair, Sholars, Sholars. FOURTH ROW: Tidwell, Vogt, Walker, Walthal, Ware, Wools, Wools, Morgan. OFFICERS President Henry Fulcher Vice-President Ernest Howard Secretary Glenna Gardiner Sponsor Lucy Belle Morgan The Pan-American Forum was organized to promote, to stimulate, and to develop interest in the Spanish language. Its members are composed of those students who maintain a high average and inter- est in the language. Quarterly meetings are held and a program is presented in Spanish. The club also sends delegates to the state convention in Austin. Pan-Am Ucaa fy uwi FIRST ROW: Bergquist, Bethea, Bigelow, Bowden, Carsner. SECOND ROW: Feagin, Heck, Hagopian, Meyers, Morgan. ' THIRD ROW: Munson, Pranglin, Wise, Zink. The Mozart Society is an honorary society in the School of Music. Students qualify for membership by successful performance of classical selections and by general excellence in their work. The group presents public programs semi-annually. m MmM MMd MjB FIRST ROW: Bryan, Cox, Davis, Dewald, Featherston SECOND ROW: Goodenough, Harrison, Howard, Leediker, Louden, McGee. THIRD ROW: Metzger, Score, Sneed, Teel, Vanderpool, Williams. OFFICERS President E. O. Dewald Vice-President T. C. McGee Secretary Homer Cox The Ministerial Association is an organization of the student ministers who have as their goal the advancement of the church through a life of service to humanity. This association meets each week in a business and devotional session. The members preach each Sunday in different churches in and near Georgetown. MmUie ilal AdAxtaxxtitm OFFICERS President Dot Perry - Wv Vice-President Frances Lunsford ■ A Secretary Lois Ann Schnabel ' Treasurer Harold Harding Sponsor Mr. Angus Springer The costume crew at work. Being made up for the play. Mask and Wig, campus play-producing organization, has a membership of nearly 100 students, all of whom participate in some phase of play production, including acting, directing, stage management, scene design and construction, stagecrew, properties, lighting, costume, makeup, and business. Below: A thrilling scene from Double Door. Harold Harding (Mr. Neff), Howard Young (Rip Van Bret), Elaine Ehlert (Ann Darrow), Dixie Larsen (Caroline Van Bret), Tom McGee (Dr. Sully), Beth Heath (Victoria Van Bret). MaiA and U if J % Ticket sellers and ushers. Behind the scene with the property crews. During the past year, Mask and Wig has produced two major plays: Outward Bound, by Sut- ton Vane, September 28-29, 1944; and Double Door, by Elizabeth McFadden, February 8-9, 1945. As the annual goes to press, two plays are in rehearsal: Watch on the Rhine, by Lillian Hellman; and The Curse of an Aching Heart, by Herbert E. Swayne. These will be produced on May 16 and 24 respectively. Below: A tense moment in Outward Bound. Harold Harding (Mr. Lingley), Lorraine Rupp (Mrs. Midget), Richard Wathen (Rev. Duke), Roger Busfield (Tom Pryor), Howard Young (Henry), Dot Perry (Ann), Mandy Lou King (Mrs. Cliveden-Banks). SOCIAL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Bell, Lila Ruth; Bratton, Morris; Ehlert, Elaine; Francis, Mary E. SECOND ROW: Goodenough, Harold; King, Mandy Lou; Larsen, Dixie; McGee, Tom. THIRD ROW: Reichenstein, Jean; Shaw, David; Stoker, Emma Ruth; Wilkinson, Curt. The independent students on the campus, working through a social council elected each semester, carry on an active program of social functions. Picnics, dances, formals, and programs are held fre- quently. The group also subscribes to worthy causes such as war bond drives, Red Cross, and infantile paralysis funds. FIRST ROW: Allen, Bethea, Borders, Curtwright, Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Edens, Hallauer, Harding, Henry, Johnston. THIRD ROW: Orr, Pitts, Shockly, Stewart. OFFICERS President Jewel Borders Secretary Peggy Johnston Pan-Jlellemc Council I I , i - ■ ■ FIRST ROW: Appleton, Baker, Bethany, Birklebach, Blackman, Boyd, Brabham, Brabham. S ECOND ROW: Brown, Cannell, Coleman, Collier, Dolan, Dolan, Duerson, Dunson. THIRD ROW: Edwards, Farris, Feaster, Gee, Goostree, Hallauer, Hallauer, Hart, Heck. FOURTH ROW: Hedrick, Henderson, Hensley, Herman, Horner, Jackson, Johnston, Lancaster, Lawson. JipAa 2 eua Pi o Iffl 9 ■ i : f FIRST ROW: Lunsford, Mason, Moerner, Munson, Mutschink, Overton, Patterson, Perry. SECOND ROW: Pressley, Purcell, Quillen, Richardson, Ritcheson, Rodgers, Schnabel, Sexton. THIRD ROW: Smith, Sneed, Sneed, Stuart, Switzer, Torbett, Towns, Tyson, Vlha. FOURTH ROW: Walker, Wallace, Wallace, Ware, Warthen, Watts, Wilson, Wise, Yanch. OFFICERS President Jean Hallauer Vice-President Lois Anne Schnabel Secretary • • Dorothy Perry Treasurer Billie Ruth Brown Alpha jbelia Pi ' - «k 1 FIRST ROW: Barth, Bogle, Bracht, Cates, Collins, Franklin, Glueck, Henry. SECOND ROW: Holley, Merchant, Moffit, O ' Donnell, Orr, Parnell, Patton, Phillips. THIRD ROW: Pickard, Pena, Rabb, Reed, Salinas, Schneider, Sherwill, Spencer. FOURTH ROW: Todd, Tooley, Tooley, Underwood, Waller, Webb, Wilson. OFFICERS President Pat Henry Vice-President John Orr Secretary John Parnell Treasurer Dick Tooley Kapfxi Alfma FIRST ROW: Adams, Allen, Anderegg, Barkley, Beaver, Carroll, Carroll, Charlton, Comin. SECOND ROW: Cooper, Curtwright, Easley, Evans, Fisher, Gardiner, Griffin, Halloran, Howard. THIRD ROW: Holmes, Hull, Hutchinson, Jackson, Jenson, Johnson, Knox, Lipps, Little. FOURTH ROW: Losh, Loykasek, Meier, Moore, Morris, Redwine, Robinson, Rogers, Sholars, Sholars. FIFTH ROW: Silliman, Slover, Smith, St. Clair, Storm, Walker, Ward, Waugh, Wools, Wools. OFFICERS President Gloria Allen 1st Vice-President Jean Sholars 2nd Vice-President Dorothy Wools Secretary Annette Carroll Treasurer Virginia St. Clair beiia %etta jbdta I FIRST ROW: Aycock, Boren, Brannen, Craig, Dixon, Dodson, Flores, Francis. SECOND ROW: Hatch, Heep, Horner, Hovel, Arndt, Bowen, Keen, Leary. THIRD ROW: Lusk, Mathews, Salley, Schiesswohl, Shockley, Moreland, Smith, Rambie. FOURTH ROW: Stewart, Stewart, Tipton, Turner, Wathal, Williams, Willis, Zweiner. OFFICERS G.M Roy Stewart G.P Bob Hatch G.M.C H. D. Shockley G.S Brad Stewart G.T Jim Francis 7 $ FIRST ROW: Anderson, Anding, Barber, Barcus, Berry, Bethea, Bowden, Bryson. SECOND ROW: Burford, Cain, Cohen, Colca, Davis, Dee, Dickenson, Easley. THIRD ROW: Furlong, Henley, Holtz, Isbell, Knox, McCreless, Moses, Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Nance, Oxford, Paul, Pranglin, Reddick, Rives, Roberts, Smith, Strasburger. FIFTH ROW: Tippett, Towler, Tumlinson, Vickers, Vogt, Westerman, Woodruff, Young, Zinc. OFFICERS President Corinne Bethea Vice-President Yvonne Cain Treasurer Marilyn Moses Secretary Evelyn Pranglin Phi Mi u m 1 1  r - mi P -• : « FIRST ROW: Allen, Carter, Caruth, Crider, Grimes, Harding, Howard. SECOND ROW: Jones, Leedicker, Mathews, Pitts, Raguse, Scharfen, Score. THIRD ROW: Sneed, Speetzen, Stone, Switzer, Sylva, Way. FOURTH ROW: Wilen, Willis, Wilson, Wobber, Young, Zellick. OFFICERS President Harold Harding Treasurer Bob Sneed Secretary Buddy Grimes Pledge Master Stanford Pitts Phi jbelta Iketa FIRST ROW: Abbot, Bartlett, Berry, Berry, Bonner, Borders, Carter, Chandler. SECOND ROW: Courtney, Cruse, Cruse, Dungan, Eddins, Edens, Eichleberger, Frede. THIRD ROW: Glarner, Goen, Gordon, Green, Grimes, Jamison, Johnson, Mackey. FOURTH ROW: Maurice, Mohle, Mayes, Mayes, McCullough, McKivett, Palmer, Palmer. FIFTH ROW: Phillips, Richards, Simons, Sisserson, Sistrunk, Stinson, Taylor. OFFICERS President . . Jewel Borders Vice-President Ethel Mayes Secretary Josephine Bartlett Treasurer Cora Alice Taylor £-=C?tO I F O O T B SEASON ' S STATISTICS S.U. Opp. Yards gained rushing 2040 1647 Yards gained passing 1036 1073 First downs 122 110 Passes attempted 150 191 Passes completed 63 79 Punt average 62 66 Penalties 68 39 Yards lost penalties 691 364 Fumbles 36 40 Fumbles recovered 43 33 Allen Bogle Brechtel Baumgardner LEFT TO RIGHT: McDonald, Ellis, Flores, Franklin. DOWN: Mayes, Latch, Hughes, Harrell. Southwestern started out the season by running the score up to 32-6 over the Galveston Army Air Field. The next week the Pirates went to Louisiana to beat Louisiana Tech 26-0 at Ruston. wKm LEFT TO RIGHT: Leary, Means, Poteet, Smith. DOWN: Harrell, Bare, Bratton, Cleavenger. Playing the Texas Longhoms in Austin, the Pirates lost to them 20-0, making the first loss of the season. fc. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rabb, Blomquist, Dailey, Ulrey. DOWN: Blodzinski, Dewald, Franklin, Lusk. At a muddy night game, the Pirates won again. This time the opponent, John Tarleton, lost 19-0. w«m| LEFT TO RIGHT: Hand, Sneed, Merchant, Welch. DOWN: Westkaemper, Taylor, George, McFarland. There was a penalty on this play of the S. M. U. game which Southwestern lost by a small margin. The score was 15-16. The Pirates went on a winning spree for the next three consecutive games. The score against N. T. A. C. was 39-7; Texas Tech lost 21-19; while Southwestern beat S. P. A. A. F. 21-6. Mtk mm . «« LEFT TO RIGHT: Salley, Nowland, Moore, Blackwell. DOWN: Croker, Hill, Chase, Oreschnigg. Overpowered by stronger teams, S. U. lost to Tulsa University 6-51. The following week the Randolph Field Ramblers rolled over Southwestern 0-54. Pictured below is a play from the Rice game which the Owls beat us 7-18. On January 1, 1945, the Southwestern Pirates successfully defended the Sun Bowl championship against the contestors, the University of Mexico Pumas. The Pirates made an impressive win over the outweighed, outgamed Pumas by a score of 35-0. The game was held in El Paso at the Kidd Stadium on New Year ' s Day. The Pirates set two precedents: that of making the highest score ever made in the Sun Bowl and of being the first repeating champion to play there. JW Homl m FRONT ROW: Bowen, Butschek, Salibo. Francis. SECOND ROW: McLain, manager; Hovel, Cress, Ivey, Patton, Bean, manager. THIRD ROW: Ulrey, Bare, Stewart, Cohen. Stewart Salibo i r 20 Patton Bowen The Pirates began the basketball season by bowing before Texas, Camp Bowie, and Blackland Army Air Field. Putting up a grueling fight, the Pirates came out the victors over Kelly Field by the close margin of 55-53. Losing again, this time to McCloskey, the S. U. five then began a winning spree. Bergstrom, S. M. A. A. F., and Kelly Field became the victims of the South- western cagers. Cress Francis Hi 22 Ulrey Butschek The game against McCloskey became another loss to the Pirates ' books. This completed their basketball season in which they made a remarkable recovery from the first games ' disappointments. Butschek and Salibo distinguished themselves by vying for the honor of- high point man at each game. Salibo was named in the Blackland Army Air Field ' s All-Opponent Team. Bare Cohen BASEBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: McLain, Manager; Salibo, Hamric, Brechtel, Rabb, Merchant, White, Cox, Casner, Manager. SECOND ROW: Cohen, Wainscott, Allen, Horner, Means, Blodzinski. THIRD ROW: Ulrey, Stone, Bowen, Francis, Flores, Berry, Coach. QaiewzU Starting the baseball season for the Pirates was the opener with the Aggies. Southpaw Ward Cox held the Aggies to six hits and three runs to allow a win by the Pirates of 4 to 3. The Aggies return engagement here resulted in our defeat of 9 to 2. Ulrey pitched and Allen re- placed him in the 7th inning. The following day the Pirates made a spectacular win. In the last half of the 9th inning, the score stood 3-1, Aggie ' s favor! After letting 3 pass for balls, Frank Means hit 13 fouls before knocking one over the right field fence. The final score was 4-3. Francis comes in home as Stone goes around first. The day after the Aggie game, the Pirates jour- neyed to Austin to be beaten by Texas, 20-5. Three games in succession proved too much for the Pirates. The first four innings looked hopeful; but Ulrey ' s arm tired and Allen, less experienced, couldn ' t hold back the Longhorns. Seemingly in a rut, the Pirates lost the next game to San Marcos Army Air Field by the sum of 12 to Southwestern ' s 1. Rabb, running capless, is put out at first. A game with Texas was rained out, but South- western ' s prospects did not look too good. A decisive 13 to 7 win was obtained by the Pirates in a game with McClosky. Again the SMAAF ex-professionals vanquished the scrappy Pirates 9 to 1. As this goes to press, the season has not yet been completed with three more games slated. Blodzinski catching. SNAPS ' Lefty throws a fast one. Southpaw at bat. Means at first. ' ?r ■ . ■■K — -■ King ana Cain Arndt Hatch ■J ■. ' - .-iJif Hovel . Means PARTICIPANTS 100-Yard Dash Arndt Williamson Shot Put Dick Hand Bruce Franklin Javelin Throw Cece Aycock Discus Throw- Means Hogan High Jump White Underwood Relays (440) Arndt Boren Williams Hatch Sprint Medley (440, 220, Cleavenger Arndt Cain Teel Mile Relay Lusk Matthews Cleavenger Aycock White Underwood Getting a late start in the season, the inexperienced Pirate tracksters did not accomplish in the Texas Relays what they were capable of. Due to trans- portation difficulties, Pittman ' s thinly-clads were unable to go to any far- distant meets in preparation for the Relays at Ausin. Itock ; V rt Aft i ' ■■■ -- P?: ' H f : : 2 eua o IW 9ndepende ii llpyka betta Pi !) ntfU2MM?lGsU All State A jit A. fretf Afctt f fctf  u. Pk Mi u ,, ■ ' ' ■ ■ V$ eta au Alpha Mt, ssa  I -•• • AM - yw : 4 m jv . BBBUIKUSt-vjHHK :?, a ou ' vUeAtesi They call it bridge Enjoy the sunshine while you may, Beverly Now we know the awful truth! The judges seem pleased with their choice Those A D Pi ' s are at it again And what is your problem? Some Southern Gentlemen Did Southwestern do this? Pepsodent! ! (paid ad) Oh Frankie! (Swoon) Get on the other side, Sister. Be careful what you sign Taking life easy Three sad sacks from Sad Sack Shack Snyder ' s contribution to S. U. Happy aren ' t they? § na 4 MiiC Sou ' IdJeit i Southwestern ' s beauties Vernon is ready to serve you Evelyn at the keys Could this be posed? ; %JPW 77 Phi Mu ' s at ease Maids of melody Could this be Mr. Harwood! The boys have nothing on us Princess Peggy There were four pretty girls — Dimples Applause for the Pirates Late again Study hour (?) WESTMINSTER Tekuacana, 1 exas Junior (college of SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Greorgetown 7 1 exas i ■ NOEMI SCHUCHMAN B.S. Foreign Language MRS. ELIZABETH WITHROW B.A. Chemistry MILTON SLAYDEN B.A..B.D. English GEORGE J. STEINMAN Dean of Westminster . B.A., B.D., B.S.T. Education, Religion MRS. 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