Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1948 volume:

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CODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY SCIENCE BUILDING ,u Zs mm m LAURA KUYKENDALL HALL m .,,.: ...: m ?:-- ■•■ ; im-fitf ' TBMftWT am mM ' ' MM M ' Tfiftfi ' iY MB B iggjc r ' gsaafc pw p W f WJ| P -1 ! pP t | f l If (ff W(F JPP ■■■■ ■ I ! r£ ♦ r .i. MOOD HALL SNYDER HALL fF HiiL- IBS SNEED HALL JIM WEST GYMNASIUM . ■ w •- - „ : .. f -. PRESIDENT ' S HOME ODDS AND ENDS BUILDING DR. J. N. R. SCORE President of Southwestern University DR. W. C. FINCH Administrative Assistant Professor of Bible DR. OSCAR A. ULLRICH Dean of the Faculty Professor and Head of Department of Psychology JR ™ om RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Dean of Women Professor of English CARROLL ATKINSON Dean of Men Associate Professor of Education and Psychology FACULTY GLORIA ALLEN Instructor in Speech P. G. ANDERSON Instructor in Economics CARL W. BERGQUIST Assistant Professor of [Bible and History JOHN V. BERGLUND Associate Professor of Religion and Church History HORACE R. BLANK Acting Head of the Department of Geology and Mineralogy CLYDE BOREN Assistant Professor of English W. H. BURTON Acting Head of the Department of Education ROGER M. BUSFIELD, JR. Instructor in Speech Z. C. CARROTHERS Head of the Department of business Administration and conomics JAMES O. CASEY Instructor in Biology DORTHEA W. DAUER Instructor in Foreign Languages RENE E. DEUPREE cting Head of the Department f Home Economics FACULTY L. KENNETH ENOCHS Fellow in Chemistry and Mathematics MARY ELIZABETH FOX Assistant Professor of Journalism ABRAHAM P. FRISEN Acting Head of the Department of Physics KAREL GAM Fellow in History and Government FREDERICK GAUPP Assistant Professor of History and Government EUNICE C. GEPPERT Assistant Professor of English JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY Head of the Department of Chemistry GEORGE C. HESTER Head of the Department of History and Government HELMUTH W. HORMAN Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama CLAUD HOWARD Head of the Department of Engilsh BENJAMIN F.JACKSON, JR. Acting Head of the Department of Religious Education FREDERICK W. LENZ Associate Professor of Foreign Languages FACULTY MALI G. LENZ Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages FRANK E. LUKSA Acting Head of the Department of Sociology ELIZABETH RILEY LUNDBLAD Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics BERNICE NELSON MANN Instructor in Physical Education RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Head Coach; Head of the Depart- ment of Physical Education and Physical Training. LUCY BELLE MORGAN Instructor in Foreign Languages WILLIAM M. PATTERSON Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages HOWARD C. SIVELLS Acting Head of the Department of Biology GEORGE FRANCIS SMITH Assistant Coach; Assistant Professor of Physical Education BERTHA M. SMYERS Acting Head of the Depart- ment of Home Economics ALEXANDER A. STACEY Acting Head of the Depart- ment of Philosophy EDMUND H. STEELMAN Acting Head of the Bishop Seth Ward Chair of Bible FACULTY ! tf kJ LUTHER J. WAGGONER Associate Professor of History and Church History MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX Acting Head of the Department of Astronomy and Meteorology LOUISE KILGORE WILCOX Assistant Professor of Physical Education ROBIN YARMUK Instructor in Chemistry HARVEY D. WATTS Acting Head of the Department of Religion RALPH M. WHITMORE Acting Head of the Depart- ment of Mathematics MYRON L. WILLIAMS Head of the Department of Business Administration and Economics, Retired SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS IOLA BOWDEN Piano and Theory HENRY EDWIN MEYER Acting Dean; Professor of Piano and Organ JOHN D. RICHARDS Music Education CORRINE DOUGLASS Voice ROLAND PLASTERER Voice THOMAS DOUGLASS Violin JOSEPH P. PAINE Art GADDIS GEESLIN Art RALPH W. JONES Band RUTHELLE JONES Piano I. J. McCOOK 3usiness Manager PEARL A. NEAS Registrar M. HOWARD KNOX Director of Public Relations SPECIAL STAFF MARGUERITE DOLAN Secretary to the Business Manager ILSE GAUPP Head of the Bindery JACK GILLUM, JR. Ex-Students ' Secretary REULINE HIBLER Dietian, Laura Kuykendall Hal JOHN R. MARTIN University Physician JOHANNA OLANDER Dietian, Mood Hall CHARLES ROTHE Librarian LOUISE ISCHEY RADER Cashier SPECIAL STAFF BEULAH HOWARD BRIDGES Assistant Matron MARGARET HOWE CORNWELL Assistant Matron, Mood Hall JANETT MAYNARD REYNOLDS Assistant Matron, Snyder Hall MAMIE SAUNDERS Assistant Matron, Sneed Hal ELLA HUGHES SMITH Head Matron MARGARET TERRY WILLIAMS Assistant Matron ■ SARA MALCOLM WRIGHT University Nurse; Instructor in Physical Education SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Frank Butler Vice-President Joe Evans Secretary Anabel Ellis FRANK BUTLER y i i m JOE EVANS ANABEL ELLIS SENIORS LOIS BEANE ALEXANDER San Antonio, Texas GLORIA GORDON APPLING (B. S.— January ' 48) Louise, Texas Major: Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority DORIS ANN ARMSTRONG (B. A.— Jan. ' 48) San Antonio, Texas Major: Art Phi Mu Sorority, Pres. of Pledge Class, ' 45- ' 46, Fraternity Education Director ' 46- ' 47, Historian ' 47- ' 48; Mask and Wig; H. E. Club; House Council ' 46. HARDIN LOUIS ATKINS III (B. S.— June ' 48) Odessa, Texas Major: Biology Vet ' s Organization ' 47- ' 48; I. R. C. ' 47- ' 48; Men ' s Chorus ' 47- ' 48; A ' Cappella Choir ' 47- ' 48; Ministerial Assn. ' 47-48; Pre-Med Club; Independent Organization. MARY HELEN BAKER (B. S.— June Harlingen, Texas Major: Physical Education Alpha Delta Pi Sorority; P. E. Club 48) JOSEPHINE MAUDELL BARFIELD (B. S.— Aug. ' 48) Hebbronville, Texas Major: Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi Sorority: Librarian ' 46; Corresponding Secretary ' 47- 48; Mask and Wig; H. E. Club, Vice-President ' 48; Glamazons, Sec. ' 46- ' 47 Kappa Phi; Chapel Choir; Girls ' Chorus; Pi Gamma Mu; Great Greek ' 48; Annual Staff ' 45- ' 46. MARY NELL BARNES (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Chester, Texas Major: Psychology Independent Organization, S.C.A. Cabinet ' 47- 1 ' and Wig ' 46- ' 47, Chapel Choir, A ' Cappella Choir, ma Mu, Girls ' Chorus, Life Service Group. KENNETH EDWARD BASS Holland, Texas 8, Mask Pi Gam- SENIORS JAMES DANFORTH BILLO (B. A.— August ' 48) Texas City, Texas Major: Religion Independent Organization: Council ' 47; Life Service Group. FREDA DUNN BLACKFORD (B. A.— June ' 48) Fort Worth, Texas Major: Religious Education Independent Organization, Alpha Chi, Cardinal Key, Life Service, Girls ' Chorus, SO. A.: Community Service Chair- man, ' 47- ' 48; M.Y.F. Council. KENNETH CLYDE BLACKFORD (B. A. June ' 48) Waco, Texas Major: Sociology Independent -Organization, Ministerial Association, Men ' s Chorus, M.Y.F. Council, Song Leader. HORACE RICHARD BLANK, JR. (B. S. June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Physics Science Society; Who ' s Who; Alpha Chi. Glamazons, Life Service ALEENE BLOCK (B. A.— June ' 48) Port Neches, Texas Major: Religious Education Independent Organization; Secretary-Treasurer ' 47; Vice-President of Independent Girls ' ' 46- ' 47; Pi Gamma Mu ' 46- ' 47 Vice-President ' 46- ' 47; M.Y.F.; House Council ' 47- ' 48; Group. MARY ELIZABETH BLOUNT (B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Palestine, Texas Major: Sociology Independent Organization; Pi Gamma Mu. ERNEST BOSSE, JR. Brenham, Texas PATRICIA BRABHAM (B. S.— June ' 48) Kerrville, Texas Major: Physical Education Alpha Delta Pi Sorority; P. E. Club, President mural Sports, Captain ' 48. ' 48; Intra- SENIORS HARMON LYBRAND BRENDLE (B. S. June ' 48) Pensacola, Florida Major: Physics Veterans ' Organization, Independent Organization. NETTIE RUTH BRUCKS (B. F. A. Cum Laude in Music- June ' 48) Robstown, Texas Major: Piano Pianist Navy Chorus ' 45 ' 46; Secretary Freshman Class ' 45; Secretary Sophomore Class ' 46; S.C.A. Cabinet ' 46- ' .48, Sec. ' 46; Alpha Chi, Sec. ' 47 ' 48; Mozart Society; Phi Mu, Rush Captain ' 47 ' 48; Student Senate, Who ' s Who ' 47 ' 48; Great Greeks ' 47 ' 48; Hester Ottinger Neas Prize ' 47; Miss Southwestern ' 48. JEAN WILSON BUSFIELD (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Bay City, Texas Major: Business Administration Delta Zeta Sorority: Corresponding Secretary ' 46 ' 47, Rush Chair- man ' 47 ' 48, Editor Historian, ' 47 ' 48; Inter-Fraternity Council ' 46 ' 47; Women ' s Panhellenic Council ' 46 ' 47; Pi Gamma Mu; Secretary ' 47 ' 48; Beauty Nominee ' 47; Secretary of Student Body ' 46- ' 47; Student Senator ' 46 ' 47; Nominee for Miss Southwestern. ROGER MELVIL BUSFIELD, JR. (M. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: English EDMUND FRANKLIN BUTLER (B. S.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Physical Education President Senior Class, ' 48; S Association: President ' 48; Who ' s Who ' 48; Alpha Chi; Blue Key. MARY LEE CANNAN (B. A.— June ' 48) Price, Texas Major: Sociology Independent Organization; Kappa Phi: Chaplain; A ' Cap- pella Choir; Girls ' Chorus; M.Y.F. Council ' 45 ' 47; Inter- national Relations Club; Life Service Organization. WALLACE HAROLD CARLSON (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Science Society ' 42 ' 43; Band ' 42 ' 43; Pi Gamma Mu ' 4, ' 48. JAMES L. (SPEEDY) CHAFIN, JR. (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Chemistry Football ' 41 ' 42 ' 46 ' 47; Track ' 41; S Association: Presi- dent ' 46 ' 47; President Senior Class ' 47. OTHEL V. CHAFIN (B. S.— June Georgetown, Texas Major: Mathematics ' 48 ' ) THOMAS BEALL CHATHAM, JR. Mexia, Texas Major: Education ROBERT EMERSON COLEMAN (B. A.— June ' 48) Dallas, Texas Major: History Minister; Independent Organization; Ministerial Association: Presi- dent ' 46; S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 47; M.Y..F. Cabinet ' 47; Vice-President Freshman Class, ' 45; Debate Team ' 45 ' 46; Pi Kappa Delta: Presi- dent ' 48; S Association; Track ' 46- ' 48; Football ' 46 ' 47; Mask and Wig ' 45 ' 47. FOSTER WHITE COOPER (B. S.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Chemistry Science Society, ' 47; Pre-Med Organization ' 47; Alpha Chi ' 47. SAM S. COX, JR. (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Mexia, Texas Major: Business Administration Phi Delta Theta Fraternity HUGH COLEY CUNDIFF (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Buffalo, Texas Major: Business Administration Phi Delta Theta Fraternity RICHARD L. DAILY (B. S.— June ' 48) Temple, Texas Major: Mathematics Independent Organization; S Association; Football. DANIEL NELSON DAVENPORT (B. S.— June, ' 48) San Antonio, Texas Major: Physical Education Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Vice-President Junior Class ' 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47; S Association; Football ' 45, ' 46, ' 47; Basketball ' 45, ' 46, ' 47; All Conference Basketball ' 46; All Conference Football ' 46. SENIORS JACK DAVIS (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration ORLAND LELAND DAVIS (B. S.— June ' 48) Lelia Lake, Texas Major: Biology Independent Organization; Veterans ' Organization; Pre-Med Organ- ization. BEULAH M. DERR (B. S.— June ' 48) Quitman, Texas Major: Home Economics Independent Organization: Home Economics Club. HENRY DEWALD, JR. (B. S. Cum Laude— Jan. ' 48) Copperas- Cove, Texas Major: Physics Alpha Chi; Science Society; Veterans ' Organization; Independent Organization. CHARLES EDWARD DITTERLINE (B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Psychology VICTOR HERMAN DITTMAR (B. A.— August ' 48) Doss, Texas Major: Journalism Independent Organization; Megaphone Staff; Editor ' 48; Veterans ' Organization. GLENDALE MARION EATON (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration RUTH HENRIETTA EBERT (B. A.— June ' 48) Seguin, Texas Major: Elementary Education Independent Organization: President Independent Girls ' Organiza- tion, ' 48; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 47 ' 48; Alpha Chi, 47 ' 48; Mask and Wig, ' 46 ' 47; President House Council ' 48. SENIORS ;B. A.— June ' 48) ABBIE CATHERINE EDDINS Georgetown, Texas Major: Mathematics Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority WILLIAM B. EIMANN, JR. (B. B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Brenham, Texas Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity: M.C, ' 47 ' 48; Veterans ' Organ ization. ANABEL ELLIS (B. A.— August ' 48) Robstown, Texas Major: Religious Education Independent Organization; A ' Cappella Choir ' 45- ' 48; Girls ' Choru:. ' 46 ' 48; Life Service ' 46 ' 48; Vice-President ' 46; Joint Life Service: Group: Secretary ' 47; Glamazons; Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Chi M.Y.F.: Secretary ' 47 ' 48; Nominee for Miss Southwestern. GEORGE W. ELROD (B. S.— Jan. Houston, Texas Major: Physical Education ' 48) LEWIS KENNETH ENOCHS (M. A.— June Georgetown, Texas Major: Mathematics ' 48) JOE DENNIS EVANS (B. S.— June ' 48) Blanket, Texas Major: Physical Education Kappa Sigma: Pledge Captain, G. M. C, Sports Captair Student Senate, ' 46 ' 47; Vice-President Senior Class, ' 48 S Association: Vice-President; Football; Track. MARK WILMONT EVERETT (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Phi Delta Theta Fraternity DOROTHY NELL FARRIS (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Alpha Delta Pi: Historian, ' 45 ' 46 SENIORS VERNON ELI FELLER (B. A.— August ' 48) San Benito, Texas Major: Religion S. C. A.: Treasurer. ' 46 ' 47; Ministerial Association; Vice- President, Treasurer; Men ' s Chorus, ' 46 ' 47 ' 48. CLARENCE N. FORSVALL, JR. (B. S.— Aug. 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Chemistry JAMES ARTHUR FRANCIS Tucson, Arizona Major: Physical Education Kappa Sigma Fraternity; S ball; Baseball. S.— Jan. ' 48) Association; Football; Basket- BETTY ANNE GHISELIN (B. S.— June ' 4 Houston, Texas Major: Physical Education Independent Organization; P. E. Club: Gamma Mu ' 47 ' 48; Intramural Sports. Vice-President, ' 48; Pi CAMP LAFAYETTE GILLIAM (B. A.— June ' 48) Floresville, Texas Major: History and Government Independent Organization; Pan-American Forum; S As- sociation; Megaphone Staff; Annual Staff: Sports Editor, ' 46 ' 47. HERBERT D. GRAFTON (B. A.— June ' 48) Bernice, Louisiana Major: Mathematics Independent Organization; Veterans ' Organization. SARA FRANCES GRUENWALD (B. S.— June ' 48) Fort Worth, Texas Major: Physical Education Independent Organization; Intramural Sports; Captain ' 47; P. E. Club; Pi Gamma Mu. ROXIE HAGOPIAN (M. A.— Jan. ' 48) Brownwood, Texas Major: French SENIORS DOROTHY ANN HAHN (B. S.— August ' 48) Fredericksburg, Texas Major: Home Economics Glamazons ' 46 ' 48; Alpha Chi ' 48; Pi Gamma Mu: Vice-President ' 48; Independent Organization: Independent Council ' 46 ' 47, Pres- ident of Girls, ' 46 ' 47; Girls ' Chorus ' 46; Home Economics Club: Secretary ' 46, Vice-President ' 47, President ' 48, Representative State Convention ' 46; Cardinal Key ' 48; House Council: Southwestern House ' 45, L. K. Hall ' 47: Secretary ' 47. JOHN TOD HAMNER Houston, Texas Major: English Mozart Society A.— June ' 48) HERSCHEL BENJAMIN HAMRIC, JR. (B.B.A. — Aug. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Alpha Fraternity: Treasurer ' 46, President ' 47, Panhellenic ' 47. CONRAD RAY HARDISON (B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Religious Education LILLA J. HARDISON (B. A.— August ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Education -Jc ' 48) ANNANELLE HARDT (B. A.- San Antonio, Texas Major: English Independent Council ' 45 ' 46; Mask and Wig; Pi Epsilon Delta ' 47 ' 48; Science Society: Reporter ' 46 ' 47; Alpha Chi ' 47 ' 48; S.C.A. Council ' 45 ' 46; Kappa Phi; I. R. C; Pan-American Forum; Life Service ' 45 ' 47. GEORGE FIELDS HARRELL Gauze, Texas Major: English Phi Delta Theta B. A.— June ' 48) MARTHA TUMLINSON HARRIS (B. S.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Physical Education Phi Mu Sorority; P. E. Club. SENIORS JOHN WARNER HASSLER (B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Port Neches, Texas Major: Religious Education Independent Organization; Life Service Group; Cheer Leader ' 47; S.C.A. Council, ' 46; Chapel Choir; A ' Cappella Choir; Men ' s Chorus. RICHARD NOWLES HEACOCK (B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Llano, Texas Major: Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Band; A ' Cappella Choir; Men ' s Chorus; Veterans ' Organization; S. C. A. Council, Blue Key: President ' 48. ALLEN CLINTON HOLLEY (B. A.— June ' 48) Houston, Texas Major: Drama Kappa Alpha Fraternity; President Junior Class ' 47; Mask and Wig, ' 45 ' 46 ' 47 ' 48; President, ' 47, Board of Directors, ' 46; Pi Epsilon Delta: President; Band ' 46- ' 48. ANNA CHARLENE HUDSON (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Center, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization; Pi Gamma Mu. OLIVE LEIGH JACKSON (B. B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Harlingen, Texas Major: Business Administration Alpha Delta Pi Sorority; Mask and Wig, ' 45; Spanish Club ' 45 ' 46. SARA JEAN JAMISON (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Raymondville, Texas Major: Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority; Social Chairman, ' 46- ' 47; Home Economics Club: Vice-President ' 46 ' 47, Treasurer ' 45 ' 46; Pi Gamma Mu ' 46 48; L. K. House Council: Vice-President ' 47. THOMAS GREEN KENLEY (B.B.A.— Aug. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Alpha; Veterans ' Organization: Vice-President; Blue Key; President Student Body ' 47 ' 48; Student Senate. TOM DUPREE KIRKSCEY (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Lott, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization; S Association; Football ' 45- ' 47. SENIORS ROBERT W. KOCH Granger, T exas Major: Bible Student Pastor (B. A.— June ' 43) ANDREW F. KRAEMER (B. B. A. Burton, Texas Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha; Pi Gamma Mu. -June HARRY DAVID LAMPERT (B. A.— Jc Lenora, Texas Major: History and Government ' 48) OLICE ASBURY LENOX, JR. (B. A.— June ' 48) Texarkana, Texas Major: Sociology Independent Organization: President, ' 46 ' 47; Pi Gamma Mu: President ' 47 ' 48; S.C.A.: Vice-President, ' 47 ' 48; Pan American Forum: Business Manager, ' 46- ' 48; Student Sen- ate, ' 46- ' 48; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 46 ' 48; Ministerial Associa- tion; Who ' s Who. BILLIE LYNN LIPPS (B. A.— Feb. ' 48) Beeville, Texas Major: Music Delta Delta Delta Sorority: Scholarship Chairman, ' 45 ' 46; Chaplain ' 46 ' 47; Mozart Society; Student Senate ' 45 ' 46; A ' Capella Choir; Chapel Choir; Girls ' Chorus; Nominee for Miss Southwestern; An- nual Staff; Assistant Editor ' 47. ROSELEE ELEANOR LOYKASEK (B. A.— June ' 48) Granger, Texas Major: Sociology Delta Delta Delta Sorority: Marshall ' 48; Pan American Forum ' 47; Nominee for Miss Southwestern ' 48; Megaphone Staff ' 45; Mask and Wig ' 44 ' 45. JOHN H. LUNDBLAD, JR. (B. B. A. Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration -June ' 48) STANTON IRVING McCLUPE (B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Drama Independent; Mask and Wig; Pi Epsilon Delta; Laura Kuy- kendall Speech Trophy ' 48. SENIORS ROBERT EVERETT McDONALD (B. San Antonio, Texas Major: Business Administration Football. S.— June ' 48) ). A.— Aug. ' 48) BILL JACK MARSHALL Brady, Texas Major: Chemistry Independent Organization; Alpha Chi: Vice-President; Science So- ciety: Vice-President; Pre-Med Association; Life Service Group; I. R. C; Independent Council ' 45; Who ' s Who ' 48; Mask and Wig ' 45 ' 46. HAROLD ELSWORTH MASSEY (M. A.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Government and History FRANK LACLAND MEANS (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) San Antonio, Texas Major: Mathematics Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Vice-President of Senior Class: Who ' s Who; S Association; Four Sport Letterman in ' 45; Science Society; Navy V-5; Sun Bowl Game ' 45. HAROLD DAVID MEDLEY (B. S.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas ' Major: Chemistry S Association: Secretary ' 47 ' 48; Alpha Chi; Science So- ciety; Kappa Sigma Fraternity: G.M.C. ' 45 ' 46; Veterans ' Organization; Vice-President Freshman Class ' 45; Student Senate ' 46. DOUGLAS EUGENE MEYER (B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Houston, Texas Major: Bible Ministerial Association: Secretary-Treasu r er ' 46 ' 47; Independent Organization; International Relations Club: Correspondence Chair- man ' 47 ' 48. RICHARD BROWN MOON, JR. (B. A.— June ' 48) Brookshire, Texas Major: Psychology Ministerial Association; Veteran ' s Organization; President ' 47; S.C.A. Cabinet: Community Service Chairman ' 43; M. Y. F.: Publicity ' 47 ' 48; Pi Kappa Fraternity: Publicity Chairman; Student Senate ' 47 ' 48. ALLEN JOE MOORE (B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Waco, Texas Major: Sociology Independent Organization; Ministerial Association. 1 | INIORS DONNA MERLE MOORE (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Sorority; Home Economics Club; Pi Gamma Mu. ZACK JACKSON MOORE (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Chemistry Independent Organization; S Association; Football SHERRILL MOTSCH (B. S.— June ' 48) Eagle Pass, Texas Major: Geology and Mineralogy Independent Organization; Science Society. JAMES B. MUNSON (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization; Veterans ' Organization. JOVEDA MURPHY (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Pelly, Texas Major: Physical Education Phi Mu Sorority; P. E. Club; Intramural Sports. DOROTHY LEE MUTSCHINK (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Giddings, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization ' 45- ' 48; Sneed Hall House Coun- cil ' 45 ' 46; Secretary and Treasurer; L. K. Hall House Coun- cil ' 46- ' 48: Secretary and Treasurer ' 47. ROBERT LYNN OGLESBY Hillsboro, Texas MAX DEAN OLIPHANT (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Italy, Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Pi Gamma Mu. SENIORS VIRGINIA PALMER (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Zeta Tau Alpha: President ' 47; Pi Gamma Mu; Intramural Sports. CHARLES ALBERT PARR (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Sigma: G.M.C., G.T.; Pres. of Sophomore Class; S.C.A. Cabinet; Pi Gamma Mu; Pi Epsilon Delta; Mask Wig: Vice-Pres.; Who ' s Who. LOUIS PITCOCK, JR. (B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Graham, Texas Major: History and Government Phi Delta Theta: Secretary ' 46, Alumni Sec. ' 46 ' 47, Rush Captain ' 46 ' 47 ' 48, Interfraternity Representative ' 46 ' 47 ' 48, Interfraternity President ' 47; S.C.A. World Friendship Chairman ' 46 ' 47; S. U. Magazine Staff ' 47. ROBERT BOWEN PORTER (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Geology Kappa Sigma; Science Society ERNEST ELTON PRIEST (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas JULIA RUTH PUCKETT (B. B. A, Mineola, Texas Major: Business Administration Delta Zeta; Beauty Nominee ' 48. -June ' 48) VINCENT ALBERT RANSLEBEN (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Fredericksburg, Texas Major: Economics S Association; Veterans ' Organization; Independents Or- ganization. ERNEST RAMEY (B. S.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Chemistry Science Society; Veterans ' Organization; Independent Organization. SENIORS DON CAMERON REED (B. A.— June ' 48) Lexington, Texas Major: History and Government Independent Organization; Pi Gamma Mu ' 47 ' 48; Alpha Chi ' 47 ' 48; Mask and Wig ' 46 ' 47; German Club ' 48. WILLIAM REEVES (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Gainesville, Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Alpha Fraternity MARJORIE ANN ROGERS (B. B. A.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Alpha Delta Pi Sorority; Pi Gamma Mu. BEN ROSENBLAD, JR. (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Taylor, Texas Major: Business Administration Pi Gamma Mu. PAULINE LOUISE ROSENE (B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Art Band ' 44 ' 45; Chapel Choir ' 45; Pan American Form ' 44- ' 48; Inter- national Relations Club ' 47 ' 48; Glamazons; Annual Staff ' 48. MARY KATHERINE ROSS Houston, Texas Major: Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority: Rush Chairman ' 48; Home Eco- nomics Club; Pi Gamma Mu. JAMES SALIBO (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Houston, Texas Major: Business Administration S Association; Football; Basketball. WALTER S. SCHEEF (B. B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Houston, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization: President ' 47 ' 48; A ' Cappella Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; Pi Gamma Mu; Veteran ' s Organ- ization; Student Senate; Blue Key. SENIORS GLADYS M. SCHNEIDER (B. A.— June ' 48) Giddings, Texas Major: Biology Secretary-Treasurer Veterans ' Organization ' 47 ' 48. BETTY ANN SEYBOLD (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Temple, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization; Champion Volleyball Team ' 46 Champion Basketball Team ' 47. ' 48: DAVID ARTHUR SHAW, JR. (B. S. Magna Cum Laude— June ' 48) Lovington, N. M. Major: Mathematics Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; I. R. O; Band; Alpha Chi: Pres. ' 47 ' 48; Blue Key: Corresponding Secy. ' 48; S. C. A. Cab- inet ' 47 ' 48. Life Service Group; Science Society: Pres. ' 46 ' 47 and ' 47 ' 48; A ' Cappella Choir; Men ' s Chorus; Chapel Choir; Alpha Chi Freshman Scholarship Award ' 45; Student Senator ' 47- ' 48. STELLOUISE SHIPP (B. A. Cum Laude— June ' 48) Liberty, Texas Major: English Delta Zeta Sorority: Charter Member, Rush Chairman, Guard ' 45 ' 46 ;Treasurer, Chaplain, Pledge Director ' 46 ' 47; Alpha Chi; Pan- American Forum ' 44- ' 47; Mask and Wig; Sneed Hall House Council. KENNETH LANE SISSERSON (B. A. Cum Laude— June ' 48) Weatherford, Texas Major: History Kappa Sigma: G.S.; Mask and Wig; Alpha Chi; Annual Staff ' 48; Pi Gamma Mu. GEORGE FRANCIS SMITH (M. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Education RAYMOND CLYDE SMITH -(B. B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Port Neches, Texas Major: Business Administration Pi Gamma Mu; S Association; Track; Veterans ' Organiza- tion. McCUTCHEON SNODGRASS (B. Coleman, Texas Major: Business Administration S Association; Track ' 47. B. A.— June ' 48) SENIORS HAROLD G. SPANN (B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Gladewater, Texas Major: English Life Service Group: President, Vice-President; Ministerial Associa- tion: Vice-President; Alpha Chi. LOUIS UHLAND SPELLMAN (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Physics Phi Delta Theta Fraternity CHARLES MARION STEPHENSON (B. B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Business Administration Phi Delta Theta Fraternity: Chaplain ' 43, Warden ' 46; Pi Gamma Mu; Band, ' 42 ' 43 ' 47. CHARLES BARTON STONE New Orleans, La. Major: S Association; Basketball; Baseball. SUMNER GERALD STRATTON (B. B. A.— Aug. ' 48) Plymouth, Massachusetts Major: Business Administration Independent Organization: President ' 46; Student Senate ' 47 ' 48; Navy Chorus ' 45 ' 46. VIRGINIA SWITZER (B. A.— June ' 48) Cuero, Texas Major: History Alpha Delta Pi Sorority: Historian, Registrar; Interfraternity Council: Sec.-Treas: ' 47 ' 48; Mask and Wig; Beauty Nom- inee ' 48. BENA RAY TAYLOR (B. A.— June ' 48) Junction, Texas Major: Journalism and English Independent Organization; Megaphone Staff ' 45- ' 48; Pan American Forum: Secretary ' 47 ' 48; Cardinal Key ' 48; Editor ' 48 Sou ' wester. JOHN GOODWIN TOWER (B. A.— June ' 48) San Augustine, Texas Major: History and Government Megaphone ' 42 ' 43 ' 46 ' 47; Kappa Sigma Fraternity: Grand Treasurer ' 43, Rush Captain ' 47 ' 48, Grand Procurator ' 48; Inter-Fraternity Council ' 46- ' 48; Southwestern Staff ' 46 ' 47; Veterans ' Organization; Mask and Wig ' 42- ' 43 ' 46- ' 48; S.C.A. Cabinet: Treasurer ' 47 ' 48; Band ' 47 ' 48; Cheer- leader ' 43. SENIORS O. K. TOWLER, JR. Goose Creei, Texas Major: Medical Technology Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Pre-Med Association; Veterans ' Organization. STUART C. VAN ORDEN (B. A.— June ' 48) Albion, New York Major: Art Veterans ' Organization; Mask and Wig ' 47 ' 48; Board of Directors, ' 48; Alpha Chi; Who ' s Who ' 48; Art Editor Annual ' 47 ' 48; Editor Southwestern Magazine ' 47 ' 48. ROSEMARY HOLMES WASSNER (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Physical Education Delta Delta Delta Sorority; P. E. Club. JOYCELYN CLAUDIA WARD (B. S.— Jan. ' 48) San Saba, Texas Major: Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Sorority: Pledge Class President ' 44 ' 45; Scholar- ship Pledge Award ' 45; Librarian ' 45 ' 46; Treasurer ' 46 ' 47; President ' 47 ' 48; Student Body Secretary ' 46; Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu; Who ' s Who 47 ' 48; Home Economics Club: President ' 46 ' 47; House Council ' 46 ' 47: President ' 46 ' 47. EUNICE WHITEHEAD (B. S.— Aug. ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major: Mathematics Library Club ' 45; P. E. Club ' 47 ' 48; Pi Gamma Mu ' 47 ' 48; Independent Organization; Basketball Intramural Champ- ions ' 47. BETTY LOU WHITEFIELD (B. A.— June ' 48) Raymondville, Texas Major: Art Zeta Tau Alpha: Secretary ' 47 ' 48, Vice-President Pledge Class ' 46; Woman ' s Panhellenic Representative; Pan-American Forum ' 46 ' 47. OLA MAE WIESE (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Lissie, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization: Secretary Girls ' 47, Vice-Pres- ident Girls ' 48; Beauty Nominee ' 46 ' 47; Pi Gamma Mu 46- ' 48; Mask and Wig ' 45 ' 46; Champion Volley Ball team ' 46 ' 47; Champion Basketball Team ' 47. ROBERT PATTERSON WILCOX, JR. (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Eagle Lake, Texas Major: Business Administration Independent Organization; Pi Gamma Mu; Science Society; Band 45 ' 46. SENIORS HANEY LAMAR WILKERSON (B. S.— June ' 48) Houston, Texas Major: Chemistry Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Science Society ' 47, ' 48; Men ' s Chorus ' 48. CARL ED WILLIFORD (B. S.— June ' 48) Fairfield, Texas Major: Chemistry Science Society; Pre-Med Society; Alpha Chi; Blue Key; Independent Organization; Veterans ' Organization. HATTIE LEE WITHERS (B. B. A.— June ' 48) Georgetown, Texas Major; Business Administration Independent Organization: Vice-President Girls ' ' 45; Reporter ' 45; Independent Beauty ' 46; May Fete Duchess ' 46; Pi Gamma Mu 46- ' 48; Alpha Chi ' 47- ' 48 CAROLYN ANN YORK (B.F.A.— June ' 48) Navasota, Texas Major: Music Education Independent Organization; Delta Omicron ' 48; Mozart So- ciety ' 46- ' 48; Girls ' Chorus ' 44- ' 48. SENIOR DAY KAPPA ALPHA ' S FLOAT SINKS FIRST PLACE PHI DELTA ' S SEEING NELLIE HOME THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS! INDEPENDENT PIRATES PI CHI PIRATE SHIP ALPHA DELTA PI STORYBOOK MY, WHAT STRONG SIGS! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Charley Harnest Vice-President., John McNeeley Secretary Norma Lee Dunnam CHARLEY HARNEST JOHN McNEELEY NORMA LEE DUNNAM JUNIORS CARMEN ABBOT! Beaumont, Texas DONALD ADAMS Inolewood, California JOSEPH F. ALBRIGHT Wichita Falls, Texas HARRY ANDERSON Fort Worth, Texas BETTY J. ARNOLD San Antonio, Texas WILLIAM A, AYRES Fort Worth, Texas BARBARA BAILEY Dallas, Texas BETTY BAIN San Antonio, Texas FRANK M, BASS Cuero, Texas SAMUEL O. BASS Georgetown, Texas EMMETT CAREW BEAN Houston, Texas CLMINA C, BELL Gr lory Texas JEAN MARIE BERRY Luflcin. Texas HELEN EARLE BLACK Georgetown, Texas RAYMOND BORISKI Houston, Texas JUNIORS PATRICIA BOSSY San Antonio, Texas MARYE LOUISE BRADLEY Dallas, Texas HAROLD D. BURKHARDT Colby, Kansas JOHN A. BURNS Cuero, Texas J. D. BURNS Georgetown, Texas WAYMAN K. BUSSELL Bay City, Texas MORRIS T. CAGE, JR. Corpus Christi, Texas RENA LA REE CALAME Tehuacana, Texas JUVENTINE CALDERSON Georgetown, Texas ELAINE MARIE CARSON Houston, Texas THOMAS E. CARTER Fort Worth, Texas BEN WILSON COBB Georgetown, Texas HELEN T. COCKE Georgetown, Texas CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM Houston. Texas ROGER DAVIDSON Los Angeles, California JUNIORS DAWN MARIE DAVIS Son Antonio. Texas GENEVA MARIE DAVIS Houston, Texas DONALD BATE DeSIREY Clinton. Iowa EDWIN CARL DIETZ Fredericksburg, Texas JACK DOUGHERTY Geornetown, Texas vVALLACE W. DUNCAN Alpine. Texas NORMA LEE DUNNAM Fostoria, Texas GLEN ELWOOD ECKELS Beaumont, Texas FLOYD EUGENE EGGEN Clifton, Texas MARTHA LEE EMMETT Stephenville, Texas DOROTHY WALES ETTER Abilene, Texas WILLIAM C. FANCHER, JR. Moscow, Texas ROBERT B. FEAGIN Houston, Texas NOLAN M. FISHER Hutto, Texas NORRIS DALE FISHER Mertens, Texas JUNIORS MARY FRANCES FLETCHER Harper, Texas BARBARA HELEN FRILEN Dallas, Texas JAMES EDWARD FRY Burnet, Texas VERNON LUTHER FULLER ■ Georgetown, Texas F. M. FULLERTON, JR. Taylor, Texas JO ANN GAILEY San Antonio, Texas JOHN B. GAMBRELL Austin, Texas LARRY ARTHUR GRIFFEN Temple, Texas BOB JACK GOLTER Houston, Texas CLAUDE WADE GREATHOUSE Georgetown, Texas DANA SID GREEN Marbie Falls, Texas VIRGINIA GRIMES Temple, Texas JOSEPH ALLEN GUTHRIE Corsicaan, Texas WARREN WILKES HAHN Fredericksburg, Texas WILLIAM H. HANNA Georgetown, Texas JUNIORS ROX ANN HANSON Houston, Texas MIMA JEANNE HARDIN Bryan, Texas CHARLES P. HARNEST San Antonio, Texas JANE ELDER HAWKINS Brownsville, Texas DOROTHY FAYE HENDERSON Beaumont, Texas ROBERT LOUIS HILL Groesbeck, Texas ROBERT LEE HOLLOWAY. JR. Arlington, Texas DWIGHT RAY HOUSE Artesia, New Mexico ROBERT LEE HUDLER Victoria, Texas MARGIE JANE HUNT Anqleton, Texas ROBERT BLAIR JAMES Corpus Christi, Texas MRS, ALICE BURNAM Georgetown, Texas 1M SON JAMES ROBERT JONAS Van, Texas JO ANN JORDAN San Antonio, Texas JANE ELIZABETH KERN Palestine, Texas JUNIORS ADEEB SALEEM KHOURY Nazareth, Palestine ORBIE RAY KIKER Georgetown, Texas ROBERT ADAM KIRK Lamesa, Texas GEORGE F. LANGTON Georgetown, Texas LAMAR C. LEIFESTE Llano, Texas BARBARA CAROL LEON Lubbocfe, Texas CHARLES RUPERT LINDSAY Georgetown, Texas Richard Charles lynch 1-lrnd.o, Texas JAMES M. McCOLLOUGH Georgetown, Texas CHARLES ALLEN McCORMICK Florence, Texas harvey j. McDonald Georgetown, Texas william m. Mcdonald Hillsboro, Texas CHARLES E. McMILLEN, JR. Gladewater, Texas D. PATRICK McNALLEN Breckenridge, Texas JOHN F. McNEELEY Henderson, Texas JUNIORS MILDRED MANGRUM Waco, Texas MRS. TRAVIS R. MANLEY Georgetown, Texas SUE MARTINDALE Jasper, Texas JO-LOU MEITZEN Dickinson, Texas MILDRED E. MENDENHALL Brownwood, Texas LAWRENCE MEREDITH Dallas, Texas FRANCES O. MINER Fort Worth, Texas BAKER MORTON Coleman, Texas J. ROY MOSES, JR. Sinton, Texas DAVID R. MUMME Georgetown, Texas LUTHER M. NEAL, JR. Georgetown, Texas WILLIAM T. PACK Georgetown, Texas ROBERT J. PATE Woodville, Texas ROBERT D. PETERSON Texas City, Texas BASIL A. PHILLIPS Geogretown, Texas JUNIORS G. W. POOL, III. Dallas, Texas RALPH H. POTEET Georgetown, Texas OLETA RAGSDALE San Saba, Texas GILBERT LESTER RAINEY Patoxa, Indiana JAMES MELTON RAMEY Georgetown, Texas YVONNE REEVES San Augustine, Texas HAROLD WHITFIELD REYNOLDS Georgetown, Texas BETTY LOU RICHARDSON Mexia, Texas PERRY DEAN RICHARDSON Houston, Texas JAMES BRADFORD RITCHIE Galveston, Texas SETTYE RIVET Beaumont, Texas HOMER GENE RIVET Beaumont, Texas HAROLD VEE ROBASON May, Texas JAMES CLEO ROBERTS Kempner, Texas MARJORIE ANN ROGERS Georgetown, Texas JUNIORS GEORGE W. ROSS Jacksonville, Texas JAMES C. RUSSELL San Antonio, Texas EVELYN FAYE SCHMIDT Genoa, Texas HILTON SCOTT Taylor, Texas E. Y. SEALE San Antonio, Texas WM. FORREST SMITH Beaumont, Texas NORMAN W. SPELLMAN Seguin, Texas EDWIN A. STARY Yoakum, Texas RALFH C. TAUSEND Houston, Texas HARRY L. TAYLOR, JR. Georgetown, Texas JAMES GARY THOMAS, JR. Anderson, Texas REBECCA ANN TITTLE Brownsville, Texas THOMAS O. TOLEMAN Georgetown, Texas LESTER L. TOOLEY Dallas. Texas FRANCES VAUGHN Bay City, Texas JUNIORS WILLIAM F. VERNON Merlcel. Texas CAPON R. WAITS San Anionic?, Texa DONALD W. WADDELL Hempstead, Texas MARY FLO WARNOCK Fort Stockton, Texas NELSON WEBERNICK Georgetown, Texas BENJAMIN R L, WEISS San Antonio, Texas VIVIAN MARIE WENDT Logansport, Louisiana HELEN PAULINE WITTER Ballinger, Texas RICHARD T. WYATT Rockdale, Texas JOHN FRANCES YEAMAN Laredo, Texas RUTH YOUNG Georgetown, Texas mr .fj ; ; SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Weldon Mays Vice-President Henry Sheppard Secretary , Doris Ann Brown WELDON MAYS HENRY SHEPPARD DORIS ANN BROWN SOPHOMORES ELIZABETH ANN ABBOTT Beaumont, Texas MARILYN ALLDAY Austin, Texas ANDY CARROLL ALLISON San Antonio, Texas ISAM NAZMI ANABTAWI Haifa, Palestine WILLIAM LOUIS ARMSTRONG Chicago, Illinois JAMES ROSS AVANT Dilley, Texas DEWEY MACK BAKER Winters, Texas DOROTHY BARBER Houston, Texas CHARLES CULLEN BARTON Burnet, Texas TASSIE UELL BARTON Baytown, Texas RAYMOND W. BECKMAN Weir, Texas JERRY DEANE BELL Houston, Texas C. A, BENSON, JR. Corpus Christi. Texas ROBERT GEORGE BISBEY Galveston, Texas LORA JANE BLACK Joaquin, Texas SOPHOMORES CLARA MAE BLOCKSON Roswell, New Mexico LAWRENCE BLOUNT, JR. ' Palestine, Texas LESLIE A. BOONE, JR. Temple, Texas AUBREY P. BOOZER, JRT Houston, Texas OSWALDO BORRELL Panama City, Panama MASON BOX Llano, Texas EDWARD D. BRANUI Elgin, Texas JESSE PAT BRAZIL Lometa, Texas WILLIAM JERRY BREEDING Fort Worth, Texas ROBERT F. BRENNAN Waterbury, Connecticut GEORGE F. BRIGMAN Uvalde, Texas BOBBIE ANN BRISCOE Alvin, Texas ALICE BROADWELL Houston, Texas DORIS ANN BROWN Rocksprings, Texas MARY JEANNE BURGOYNE San Antonio, Texas SOPHOMORES JACK W. BURNHAM San Saba, Texas CAROL RICHARD BURTON San Antonio. Texas MARTHA BUTLER Karnes City, Texas JAMES STILES BYROM. JR. Georgeotwn, Texas EDWIN L. CARBON Waelder, Texas LELIA EUGENIA CAMERON Houston, Texas IVY COLLEEN CAMP Saltillo. Mexico RAIMA BARBARA CANNON Henderson, Texas VIRGIL FRANKLIN CARLSON Hutto, Texas ROBERT J. CARTER Lu ling Texas SHERIDAN D. CAVITT Bartlett, Texas VVM. WALLACE CAYARD Port Neches, Texas MARY LOUISE CHAFIN Georgetown, Texas JOHN DAVIS CHARLES Rockdale, Texas REGINALD ODELL CHARLES Rockdale. Texas SOPHOMORES MARY MARGARET COLEMAN Conroe, Texas MARY NELL COOK Big Spring, Texas CHARLES MARION COOPER Nacogdoches, Texas LARRY CROWNOVER Llano, Texas KATHRYN CULPEPPER Clarlcwood, Texas MILTON K. DARE Robstown, Texas LEWIS HAL DAVIS, JR. Corpus Christ i, Texas BLANCHE DECKARD Springfield, Missouri FRANCES DECKARD Springfield, Missour LUIS DE LA ROSA Mexico City, Mexico ROY MONROE DENT Timpson, Texas HENRY W. DESCHNER Gonzales, Texas REINHART DESCHNER Gonzales, Texas AD1XLE DICKENS Burnet, Texas CALVIN HENDRIX DICKINSON Tayio r , Texas SOPHOMORES BROOKS DOUGHTIE Bay City, Texas BLANCHE GREY DREYLING Houston, Texas RAYMOND MAURICE EDENS Georgetown, Texas GILBERT ALBERT EIMANN Brenham, Texas MILDRED ASHTON ELLETT Richmond, Texas HAROLD FRANK FABIAN Raymondville, Texas CHARLES I. FAY Baytown, Texas MARGIE NELL FERNANDEZ Rshlcill, New York BILLIE JANELLE FIELDS San Angelo, Texas FRANK E. FINLEY, JR. Austin, Texas JUNE ELIZABETH FISHER Utopia, Texas HUGH BROOKS FLYNT Ferris, Texas PARKER C. FOLSE. JR. Beaumont, Texas JOHN WOOD FOSTER San Antonio, Texas WILLIAM C. FOSTER Cuero, Texas jm SOPHOMORES JOE DOWDY FRAZER San Antonio, Texas JOHN T. GASAWAY, JR. Addicks, Texas DIETER E. SAUPP Georgetown, Te«a PETER C, GAUPP Georgetown, Texas MPS, ELIZABETH SMITH GEESLIN Georgetown, Texas BOBBIE ANN GIBBS Wichita Falls, Texas MARGARET GLENDENNING McAllen, Texas GEORGE ARTHUR GOETHE Jacksonville. Florida ROBERT E. GORIL Chicago, Illinois BARBARA DIANNE GRATZ Honolulu, T. H. MARVIN E. GRAY West Columbia, Texas BYRON M. GRIFFIN Freeport, Texas 3ERT GUINN Pharr, Texas JEANETTE HALL Bryan, Texas CLAYTON HAMILTON Sonora, Texas SOPHOMORES THOMAS McLEAN HAMMOND Burnet, Texas PHILIP E. HAMNER San Antonio, Texas FRANKLIN MAE HARDIN Llano, Texas VIRGINIA NELL HARDIN Wes Columbia, Texas JOHN L. HARMON Hillsboro, Texas WALDO BOYD HARRIS San Benito, Texas SAMUEL KEITH HARSHBARGER Pottsboro, Texas BILLY J, HARTLEY San Saba, Texas EDWARD M. HARTWELL Houston, Texas POPE L. HAYS San Angelo, Texas PATRICIA DOLAN HEARN San Antonio, Texas WILLIAM N. HECKMAN Burnet, Texas CECIL S, HERSH, JR. Elizabeth, New Jersey NAOMI HERSH Elizabeth, New Jersey RICHARD W HESSLER Georgetown, Texas SOPHOMORES RITA PERIMAN HESSLER Walla Walla, Washington BEVERLY JOYCE HOB8S Conroe, Texas BEVERLY hOLLINGSWORTH Houston, Texas HENRY HOLLOWAY Hondo Texas WILLIAM F. HUGSINS Fabens, Texas SHERMAN HUIE Eden, Texas MERRITT HUL8URD Media, Pennsylvania VAN BROWN HUNT Conroe, Texas CHARLOTTE FAYE HYDE Silsbee, Texas BARBARA JAMES Corpus, Christi, Texas JOSEPH W. JEFFERSON Chester, Pennsylvania CARLTON G. JOHNSON Linwood, New Jersey ROSS JOHNSON, JR. Burne + , Texas LEMUEL H. JOINER San Saba, Texas LLOYD WAYNE JONES West Columbia, Texas SOPHOMORES MARY RUTH KIDD Houston, Texas HERSCHEL G. KILBOURN Raymondville, Texas BETTY KING Austin, Texas ROBERT H. KIRK Lamesa, Texas DANIEL F. KOPECKY Granger, Texas JIM FRANK LACKEY Georgetown, Texas LAWRENCE LANDPUM. JF Galveston, Texas WILLIAM ELBERT LANE Georgetown, PATRICIA LANE Longview, Texas ROBERT LANE Georgetown, Tex BETTY JANE LANG Galveston, Texas MARJORIE LAWS Luffcin, Texas WILLIAM HENRY LEAK Larchrront, New York HAROLD D. LEATHERWOOD West Columbia. Texas MARSHALL ALLAN LEAZAR Fredericxsburo. Texas I 1« | m ' TT l.« 1 SOPHOMORES JOHN T. LEESON, Ml. Abilene, Texas JOHN A. LEVAY, JR. Annapolis, Maryland JIMMIE A. LEWIS Luling. Texas PUTH LANETTE LEWIS Hutto, Texas MILTON GEORGE LIESE Georgetown, Texas WALTER JAY LIGON Llano, Texas EDWIN M. LOCKEY, JR. Palestine, Texas WILLIAM SYNDEY LOVE, JP. Galveston, Texas ROY W, LUTONSKY Taylor, Texas FRANK ODELL LYNN Ficresville, Texas THOMAS RUSSELL MclNTYPE Navasota, Texas ?UELENE McLEAN Georgetown, Texas NITA LOU McLENNON Cayuoa, Texas SHIPLEY MrLOUD Kingsvllle, Texas DOROTHY MrLURE Dallas, Texas SOPHOMORES NANCY MACKENZIE Houston, Texas JOHN J. MANLEY Georgetown, Texas WILLIAM OWEN MANN Georgetown, Texas PHILLIP A. MANNING Rusk, Texas ROBERT H. MASON Granger, Texas ROBERT J. MASSEY Burnet, Texas DIANE MATTERN Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT L. MAURICE, JR. Albuaueraue. New Mexico WARREN R. MAY Georgetown, Texas WELDON DALLAS MAYS Texarkana, Texas WiLLIAM ELDON MAYS Texarkana, Texas WILBERT OTTO MILLER Georgetown, Texas CHARLES MONKHOUSE Hondo, Texas ROSEMARY MORRIS Longview, Texas BOBBY MORTON Beaumont, Texas SOPHOMORES MARILEE MUNGER Naperviile, Illinois SHIRLEY MARIE MUNSON Georgetown, Texas HERMAN KYLE NAGEL Edna, Texas GEORGE E. NELSON Taylor, Texas CHARLES H. NIXON, JR, Lockhart, Texas ROBERT A, -NORMAN San Benito Texas JOHN MARTIN NORWOOD Carrizo Springs, Texas JIM O ' HARA Fort Worth, Texas THOMAS J. PACE, JR. Iowa Park, Texas PATRICIA PARKIN Houston, Texas JAMES E, PARKS Rosebud, Texas DAN S, PARMELEE Houston, Texas ANN PARR Amanllo, Te-a; jfanne Patrick Georgetown, Texas ROBERT M, PEAVEY Dallas, Texas SOPHOMORES GLORIA M. PEEBLES Beoumcn + , Texas WILBUPN COSTON FERRYMAN Trinidad, Texas ALTHEA JUNE PETERSON Houston, Texas HARRY PETRIE Cedar Lake, Texas BEN W. PIEPER Dallas, Texas JOHN A. PIPER Burnet, Texas JOHN W. PLATT Georgetown, Texas HENRY O. PRIEST Georgetown, Texas NOEL RAY PRIEST Georgetown, Texas GEORGE PRIGMORE Fort Worth, Texas RUBIN PRINCE Clifton, Texas GUY E. PRY Anahuac, Texas WILLIAM P. RADAR Georgetown, Texas WAYNE LINDY RAINWATER Calvert, Texas FRANCES REED Pasadena, Texas SOPHOMORES ROBERTA REED Holland, Texas BOYD REEDY Hamilton, Texas FELIX RETA Taylor, Texas HENRY EDMUND RIEMENSCHNEIDER Yoakum, Texas COLLEEN FLOY ROBERSON Brecxenridge, Texas BILL ROBINSON Mt. Pleasant, Texas DON R. ROESLER Corpus Christ;, Texas CHARLES ERNEST RUNK Alice, Texas MARGARET RUPP Falturrias, Texas JACK W. SALYER Brownwood, Texas JAMES RAY SCARBROUGH Houston, Texas FRITZ H. SCHULZE Brenham, Texas BESSIE LEE SCHWARZER Austin, Texas ALBERT SCOTT Georgetown, Texas BENNETT NORTON SCOTT Georgetown, Texas SOPHOMORES WILLIAM DAVID SELF Hearne, Texas J. CHARLES SHELLEY Rogers, Aexas HENRY F. SHEPPAPD Cuero, Texas J. D. SHIRES, JR. San Saba, Texas GAIL SKELTON Houston, Texas DORIS M. SMITH Sabina!, Texas VASHTI L. SMITH Marble Falls. Texas ANGIE W. SMITH, JR. Georgetown, Texas JACK CLINTON SNIPES Georgetown, Texas LOUIS A. SNOWDY eaumont, Texas RICHARDSON W. SORENSEN Delmar, Iowa JOE WADE STANSELL Kill een , Texas GROVER JAMES STAPP Florence, Texas HELEN JEAN STEEL Galveston, Texas DAN KLINE STEVENS Georgetown, Texas SOPHOMORES MRS. KATHERINE LEE STONE Georgetown, Texas DONALD L. STONECIPHER Houston, Texas JOAN DELL STURMAN San Antonio, Texas FRED S. SWITZER. JR. Cuero, Texas JACK TAYLOR El Campo, Texas G. MAYS TOWNSEND Georgetown, Texas J. A. TRACY, JR. Dallas, Texas ETHEL BELLE TROUT Texas City. Texas CAREY JANE TURNER Cuero, Texas JOHN H. UTLEY, JR. Highland Falls. New York LaHOMA VENABLE Analeton, Texas MYRIAM VERN Houston, Texas FLOYD JOHN WALCHER Houston, Texas SIDNEY ANN WALES San Antonio, Texas DURWOOD GRADY WALTON Center Point, Texas SOPHOMORES JOHN WESLEY WALTON Center Point Texas BARBARA WARD San Saba, Texas AVARD CAWOOD WARREN Sa ' ado, Texas THOMAS BRYAN WARREN Ennis, Texas MARY LYNN WEBB Elgin, Texas BETTIE MAE WHITEHEAD Houston, Texas WILLIAM RICHARD WIEMERS Fredericksburg, Texas RICHARD EARL WILLIAMS Cameron, Texas HILRY COZBY WILSON Round Rock, Texas JAMES KENDRICK WILSON Bay City, Texas JESSIE ELYSE WILSON Fort Worth, Texas YVONNE WILSON Silsbee, Texas GROVER C. WINSLOW, JR. Cullomburq. Alabama : A ,NE EVERETT WOLFF Georgetown, Texas MITCHELL WOMMACK Fa ' estine, Texas SOPHOMORES JOAN BERNICE WOOD Georgetown, Texas MARGARETTE HILL WOOD San Anfcnio, Texas WILBUR RUSSELL WOOD San Antonio, Texas 31 LLI E JOE WOODS Sequin, Texas ATTILLIO ZACASR1A JR. Oakvilie, Connecticut DONALD RAY ZACHARY Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ILLY F. ZIMMERMAN Burnet, Texas CHARLES BASS Holland, Texas JOE BURNS Cuero, Texas V i - % m ■ « i% '  ■ m wmm j - : K; - : • QJ r V -. ?■ S££ Y - - r?St Z ' S- S5 ..- ' - ' «. ' ,-Mrjs,.;;; FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Wilbur Smith Vice-President Ed Cocciola Secretary Helen Hall WILBUR SMITH ED COCCIOLA HELEN HALL FRESHMEN ROBERT LEE ADERHOLD Georgetown, Texas DAN L. AHLBERG Georgetown, Texas RUTH DOLORES ANDEREGG Fredericksburg, Texas CLIFTON EDWARD ANDERSON Austin, Texas RAY HARRIS ARBUCKLE, JR. Eloin, Texas EDWIN LEROY ATKISON Burnet, Texas ANN BAILEY Austin, Texas MARTHA LANELL BALES Lampasas, Texas JANE CORNELIA BALTZER Houston, Texas EDNA EARL BECKHAM Georgetown, Texas CAROLYN ANN BEHRENS Gaiveston, Texas MELVIN HENRY BIRKELBACH Geo r oetown, Texas WILBOURN GEORGE BLAKt Geo rgetown, Texas ELLA AIMEE BLANKENSHIP Cedar Bayou, Texas JUDITH MELVA BLANTON Temp ' e, Texas FRESHMEN MARY EMMA BLASDEL Richmond, Texas JEANNE BORDEAUX Houston, Texas GLORIA BOYD Beeville, Texas RICHARD C, BRAHM La Marque, Texas JAMES O. BRAWN Albuquerque, N. M. ELOISE BRINSFIELD Houston, Texas VOLDENE BRODNAX Groesbeck, Texas ELIZABETH BROV N Taylor, Texas EDNA GRAY BRUCKS Hondo, Texas JESSE DARLENE BRUCKS Hondo, Texas GLADYS BARBARA BRYAN Vernon, Texas PEGGY JO BRYAN Dallas, Texas DAVID LEWIS BULGERIN New Braunfels, Texas HAROLD JAMES BULGERIN New Braunfels, Texas EDITH BURNAM Marble Falls, Texas FRESHMEN VIRGINIA BURNS Austin, Texas ADELE BUTLER Houston, Texas WILBURN OATMAN BUTTERY Llano, Texas JOAN LEOLA CAGE Taft, Texas FRANCES CAMP Thorndale, Texas JOHN WESLEY CARDWELL Junction, Texas NADA SUE CARMICHAEL Waco, Texas JACOUELYN CARTWRIGHT San Augustine, Texas HOWARD CARY, JR. Laredo, Texas THOMAS EDWARD CATLOW Houston, Texas ONEY LEE CHAFIN Georgetown, Texas MIGNONNE CLOUD Houston, Texas MRS. ALMA WINIFRED COATS Georgetown, Texas EDWARD COCCIOLA Houston, Texas JACK LEWIS COOPER Houston, Texas FRESHMEN JOAN BERNICE CORWIN Austin, Te as HAROLD EUGENE CRAGS Bav + own, Texas CLAROLYN CRAMER Austin, Texas WAYNE CRAVEY Velasco, Texas 3EHY HARRIS CURRY MaHin, Texas BETTIE J. CURTIS Cctulla, Texas JOHN ELDEN CURTIS Rosebud, lexas MARJORIE ANN DALCHAU Llano, Texas KATHERINE ELLEN DANIEL Ccmce, Texas ELLA VEE DAVIS Hcusron, i exas MARILYN DAVIS Buffalo. Te-as MATT DEES, JR. Llano. Texas MARTHA DE LA FOSSE Palestine. Texas KATHRYN SUE DESMUKE Freer, Texas PAUL STILL DeWOODY Houston, Texas FRESHMEN JOHN L. DIBRELL, III San Antonio, Texas GLORIA FAYE DILTZ Smithville, Texas HULDA PEARL DITTMAR Doss, Texas BILLY DON DOBBS Palestine, Texas HAZEL NORINE DOLLAHON Andice, Texas ROBERT ALONZO DRAKE Edna, Texas REBECCA JANE DuBOIS Lampasas, Texas WILLIAM ROBERT DUFF Palestine, Texas TOMMIE LLOYD DUNCAN Ccrsicana, Texas HELEN DURRENBERGER Houston, Texas JOHN EDWIN DUSEK, JR. Cameron, Texas MARSHALL ELLYSON EWING Gecroetcwn, Texas JAMES ERNEST EYRE Galveston, Texas LAURIE JANET EZELL Hull, Texas HARVEY JAMES FAIRCHILD. JR Beaumont, Texas FRESHMEN GEORGE WOODSON FAUGHT Georgetown, Texas WILLIAM EDWARD FINCH Rosenberg, Texas JOHN HERDON FLINN Taft, Texas RICHARD HENRY FLY Hondo, Texas RAE NELL FORRESTER San Antonio, Texas NANCY ROSE FOSTER Palestine,- Texas BEATRICE HOPE FOX Cape May, New Jersey BEVERLY JANE FOX Conroe, Texas SARAH JANE FOX Nederland, Texas CARL EDGAR FRANK Laredo, Texas GEORGE VERNON FRANK Laredo, Texas ROBBERT P. FROELICH Arkansas City, Kansas JAMES CLIFFORD FULLER, JR. Texas City, Texas JIM BOB GALLOWAY Georgetown, Texas KATY LOU GALLOW ' Georgetown, Tex FRESHMEN CAROLYN GASTON Houst-on, Texas JAMES H. GILMORE McGregor, Texas ALBERT L GORE. JR. Sinton, Texas LOUIS FRED GOSS Coleman, Texas GRETCHEN GRAHAM Harlingen, Texas JUNA GRAY San Saba. Texa FAYETTE FRANCIS GRIFFIN Georgetown, Texas BARBARA JEAN GRIFFITH Port Neches, Texas ALV ' N F. GUTHRIE Cor-us Christi, Texas HELEN HALL Houston, Texas JACQUELINE LEE HALE Crockett. Texas ALICE MARTHA HALLAUER Brecxenridae, Texas PERRY BURTON HANEY, JR. Rockport, Texas WALTER V. HANKlA Fort Worth, Texas PAULINE HANSON West Columbia, Texa FRESHMEN EDGAR POPE HARDIN Granger, Texas JERRY WAYNE HARDIN Dallas, Texas JAMES M. HARDY Big Spring, Texas CARROL E. HARRIS Houston, Texas JOE TOM HARRIS Cotulla, Texas RALPH G. ' HASTEN Jarre!!, Texas FRED LEWIS HAUFFE San Antonio, Texas GORDON H. HAUSENFLUCK Georgetown, Texas NORA LUCILLE HAYNES Rocxport, Texas GEORGIA GRACE HEGAR Houston, Texas EDWINA HEINSOHN Austin, Texas MARYDELE HIGHSMITH Mathis, Texas KATHRYN JANET HINSON Graham, Texas THOMAS ARTHUR HODGES Junction, Texas JAMES D. HOFFPAUIR Vidor, Texas FRESHMEN DANIEL DEWITT HOGAN Briggs. Texas PATTY HOLLOWAY Goose Creel, Texas SARBARA GRACE HOOVER Oranqe, Texas BARBRA MAY HORN Palestine, Texas MARGARET HORTSMANN Cameron, Texas HERMAN LLOYD HUMBLE San Antonio. Texas ANNE LOUISE IRVINE Georgetown, Texas DOPIS MARIE JAMES Austin. Texas LLOYD AUSTIN JEAN Georgetown, Texas CAROLYN JEAN JOHNSON Bishop, Texas JOANN TALBERT JONES Taft, Texas MAPGIE CLAIRE JONES E! Camp-, Te as NELL JONES Gregqron, Texas GRADYLENE JORDAN Houston Texas !C NEL KATTNER V J . lexas FRESHMEN f.ATSY ANN KEATING San Angelo, Texas BERYL KERMUTH Houston, Texas TALMADGE ALLEN .Mission, Texas ROBERT EARL KOENIG Se n A ntonio, Texas NORMAN CHARLES KOGER Raymondville, Texas JO ANN LAMPRECHT Yorktcwn, Texas - JAMES LAUBACH Georgetown, Texas CURTIS EVERETT LEDBETTER Waco, Texas DONALD LEE Seguin, Texas OLIVER JESSE LEE Georgetown, Texas KIRBY POST LEESON Ab ene, Texas BETTY JEAN LENGEFELD Temple. Texas FRANCES HELEN LEWIS Columbus, Texas EDGAR RAY LOESSIN Houston. Texas BIRDIE LOUISE LOVETT Houston, Texas FRESHMEN RUTH MARCELYN McCA N Robstown, Texas LOLA RUTH McGAUGHEY Albany, Texas MALVIN HARPER McGEE Corpus Christi, Texas RICHARD LEE McHENR v Houston, Texas PATRICIA McKEITHAN Vandalia, Illinois WANDA RAE McMURRY Pasadena , Texas VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MANLEY Bertram, Texas LADIS WILLIAM MAREK, JR. Cameron, Texas BETSY LEE MARTIN Rosenberg, Texas PATSY ANN MARTIN W eslaco, Texas MAICOLM MATHISON Texarkana, Texas FLORENCE MATTECK Taylor, Texas GERALD MAX MATTHEWS Pelly, Texas BILLY JOE MAXWELL Waxahachie, Texas ALICE MARGARET MAYFIELD Dickinson. Texas FRESHMEN ALLIN MACK MEANS San Antonio, Texas NANCY C. MEDLEY Georgetown, Texas ERNEST R. MEITZEN Dickinson, Texas CLARENCE JAMES METCALFE De ' 1, Arkansas GEORGE H. MICHAEL Houston, Texas ROBERT A. MONTGOMERY Three Rivers, Texas MARGARET JANE MORRIS La Marque, Texas MARY LOU MORRIS South Gate, Caiiforni, VIRGINIA B. MURDAUGh Palestine, Texas BONNIE JO NEWTON Bertram, Texas ALICE NYSTROM Houston, Texas GUTHRIE O ' DONNELL Burnet, Texas DOROTHY MAE OGLESBY Hillsboro, Texas BILL SCOTT OLNEY Burnet, Texas PATSY LOUISE OVERTO ' Hutto, Texas FRESHMEN CHARLES R. PALM Dilley, Texas SAM H. PASCHALL Burnet, Texas jESSiE M. PATTERSON Georgetown, lexas PAULINE LETTIE .PATTON Waco, Texas LESTER LEE PETERMAN Fredericksburg, Texas ELIZABETH ANN PETERS Temple, Texas VERNA JEAN POGUE Burkburnett. Texas 3ETTY REID POWELL Bryan, Texas HELEN MARiE POWELL Mission, Texas CHARLES ALLEN PROTHPO Beaumont, Texas ARTHUR MARVIN PRY Anahuac, Texas RICHARD LEE QUIGLEY Sinton, Texas JOSEPH MOODY RAY Dallas, Texas LOYD WINTON REDDIG Camp Hood, Texas LEWIS STANCEL REED Holland. Texas FRESHMEN JIMMY PAUL RICHARDS. Sweetwa+er, Texas JUDY RICHARDSON Hebbronville, Texas RAYMOND HOWARD RISTER Granger, Texas MARILYN FRANCES ROBERSON Breckenrldge, Texas RAY D. ROBERTSON Taylor, Texas WANDA L. ROBERTSON Georgetown, Texas ELLA KATHRYN ROSS Sonora, Texas JOYCE E. SADLER Houston, Texas MRS. ESTHA HALE SCOGGINS Georgetown, Texas JOHN PAUL SCHULZE Woodward, Texas MARION V. SCHULZE Fredericksburg, Texas MRS, WANDA SCOTT George+own, Texas GEORGE MONROE SELLS Orange, Texas TRAYLOR DIXON SELLS. JR. Oranqe, Texas LETA ARDIN SHINE Houston, Texas FRESHMEN NORMA RUTH SHULT Ei Campo, Texas JEANNIE L. SIMPSON Austin, Texas JOE BAILEY SIMPSON F: eid Creek, Texas RICHARD C. SMITH Texas City, Texas SALLYE TOM SMITH Llano, Texas SHELLEY VANCE SMITH Georgetown, Texas WILBUR HERMAN SMITH Houston, Texas MRS. SYBIL D. SNODGRASS Georgetown, Texas JIMMY ROGERS SNOGA Calllham, Texas JUDITH SPELLMAN San Antonio, Texas WILLIAM SPRINGFIELD Ennis, Texas LUANE LEE STEARNS Cotulla, Texas MARY SUE STEWART Raymondville. Texas SAND RA MAE STEWART Bryan, Texas SUE JANE STOWE Luling, Texas m FRESHMEN MERRILL STRANGE Mart, Texas RICHARD LEWIS STREET Sonora, Texas CATHERINE ANN STREIT Amarillo, Texas INA MARIE SUTHERLAND Uvalde, Texas ROBERT SWANN, III Dallas, Texas DOROTHY L SWENSON Georgetown, Texas CONSTANCE A. SWIFT Austin, Texas JOYCE J. TERRY Palacios, Texas MADGE H. THORNALL Houston, Texas PATRICIA LYNN TRAYLOR Uvalde, Texas HEROLD ALBERT TREIBS Fredericksburg, Texas DOLORES VELICKA Taylor, Texas CAROLYN JANE VETTERS Corpus Christ!, Texas ROWENA BELLE VIVION Tyler, Texas WALTER WILLIAM VOGES Austin, Texas KP- 1 l S FRESHMEN VERNON VON BIERBERSTEIN Galena Park, Texas JAMES H. WAGE JER Georgetown, Texas BARBARA JEAN WALES Sa n Antonio, Texas JACK NEAL WALKER Georgetown, Texas 3ETTY JUAN WALKER Mission, Texas LENA RUTH WEBB Bastrop, Texas CATHERINE WEEKS Pasadena, Texas MARGARET NELL WESTON Corpus Christi, Texas GLYNELLE WHITE Bertram, Texas JAMES FRANK WHITE, JR. Bay City, Texas ROBERT O ' DELL WHITSON Amarillo, Texas HERSCHEL OTIS WIDMER Georgetown, Texas BERNIE JEWEL WILKERSON, JR. Houston, Texas BETTY LOU WILLIAMS Fort Worth, Texas JEAN MARILYN WILLIS Taylor, Texas FRESHMEN MILDRED LOUIS|E WILLMAN Art, Texas BARBARA JO WILSON Quail, Texas ANNA BETH WINDER Gruver, Texas MARY LEONA YEAGER San Antonio, Texas JOE R. YOUNG Creedmoor, Texas JAMES F. YOUNGBLOOD Beaumont, Texas KATHRYN LIESE Georgetown, Texas ■ ■ • • • L ,. ,.7, ;;■ .■ ' -■■:.. 7. W + W : ' 7 ' ;f •- T . ' ' (it i«J5. 5L SB l ■ „ r 1ST ¥ a _ w . J 4 LJ j --■■■--.• ' - . V fcJitfTP Nettie (lath R nMok i MISS SOUTHWESTERN fcJwrp QeaAxfia JtetfOA, SOU ' WESTER BEAUTY Patty Qo£ ii(M ALPHA DELTA PI BEAUTY Qettif KWCf, DELTA ZETA BEAUTY Pat BnafU INDEPENDENT BEAUTY ■ Qnetcke+t Qnakam PHI Mil BEAUTY 1 ' M Avm Mfaed ELTA DELTA DELTA BEAUTY J lcvima lee mutam ZETA TAU ALPHA BEAUTY FOOTBALL QUEEN Hetty Qu i uf MISS GLAMAZON BETTIE WHITEHEAD Delta Delta Delta KATHRYN LEISE Delta Delta Delta JUDY PUCKETT Delta Zeta IOMINEES EDWINA HEINSOHN Independent PAULINE PATTON Phi Mu RUTH McCAIN Phi Mu T DOLORES VELICKA Independent JOYCE SADLER Zeta Tau Alpha BEAUTY NOMINEES MARJORIE LAWS Alpha Delta Pi GRAY BRUCKS Independent NELL HARDIN Delta Delta Delta CARMEN ABBOTT Zeta Tau Alpha DOROTHY HENDERSON Zeta Tau Aloha y . 1 VIRGINIA SWITZER Alpha Delta Pi BETTY CURTIS Delta Zeta NOMINEES FOR MISS SOUTHWESTERN ROSALEE LOYKASAK ANABEL ELLIS VIRGINIA BURNS Alpha Delta Pi JEAN WILSON BUSFIELD Fir.t Row ALBRIGHT, BAIN, BELL, BERGQUIST, BLACKFORD, BLANK, BOSSE, BRIGMAN Second Row: BRUCKS, BUTLER, COOPER, DUNCAN, EBERT, ELLIS, FERGUSON, FOX Third Row: HAHN, HARDT, HOWARD, LEON, McCOLLOUGH, MANLEY, MARSHALL, MEDLEY Fourth Row: MENDENHALL, MEREDITH, REED, SHAW, SHIPP, SISSERSON, SPANN, SPELLMAN Fifth Row: VAN ORDEN, WARD, WATTS, WEISS, WEBB, WILLIFORD, WITHERS, YOUNG OFFICERS President David A. Shaw Vice-President Bill Jack Marshall Secretary Nettie Ruth Brucks Faculty Sponsor Dr. Claud Howard ALPHA CHI sae A ' CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row: RICHARDS, DECKARD, CANNAN, JORDAN, DERR, SCHULTZ, SCHMIDT, WILLIAMS, WENDT, DAVIS. Second Row: WILSON, YEAGER, BAILEY, JONES, LEON, BRUCKS, N. P., SWIFT, BRUCKS, D., BUSFIELD,. Third Row: ELLIS, CANNON, WESTON, COCKE, REYNOLDS, HEINSOHN, MANGRUM, MET- IZEN, BAIN, WEBB. Fourth Row: MEREDITH, LEIFESTE, HASSLER, CAGE, SPELLMAN, SHAW, RICHARDSON, DESCH- NER, FRY, DARE. Fifth Row: HEACOCK, EDENS, BURKHARDT, HOLLOWAY, BOSSE, HAYS, ATKINS, SCHEEF, HANEY, ROESLER, GAMBRELL. GIRLS CHORUS First Row: HYDE, CANNAN, YEAGER, BLOCKSOM, WILLIS, HORSTMAN, BRUCKS, EBERT, DICK- ENS, HEINSOHN, BRUCKS, D„ DANIEL, BUSFIELD, WILSON. Second Row: LEON, CORWIN, BOYD, HOLCHAK, DERR, WEEKS, JORDAN, MANLEY, HIGH- SMITH, WILLIAMS, SCHMIDT, LOVETT, WENDT, CULPEPPER, SCHULTZ, MANGRUM, RICHARDS. Third Row: COCKE, YORK, WESTON, STEWART, WEBB, L. R.; NEWTON, FOX, TRAYLOR, HOL- LINGSWORTH, FOSTER, SWIFT, DAVIS, SMITH, BLACKFORD. Fourth Row: CURTIS, BURNS, BAIN, MORRIS, CANNON, BAILEY, JONES, PARR, ELLIS, MEITZEN, CRAMER, LANE, WEBB, M. L, BARFIELD. MEN ' S CHORUS First Row: BRUCKS, REYNOLDS, BURKHARDT, HOLLOWAY, SCHEEF, FRY, YEAMAN, DENT, BLACKFORD, ROESLER, HEACOCK, D. Second Row: HASSLER, EDENS, ROBERTSON, PRINCE, PALM, WARREN, HANEY, MAREK, LIGON, FAU3HT, DUNCAN, FANCHER, RICHARDS. Third Row: LEIFESTE, CAGE, RIEMENSCHNEIDER, HEACOCK, E„ GAMBRELL, BOONE, PACE, MEITZEN, RICHARDSON, DESCHNER, SHAW, HAYS. Fourth Row: BRIGMAN, MEREDITH, FLYNT, DARE, BOSSE, WILKERSON, GREEN, FLY, RAY, AT- KINS, HARRIS, SPELLMAN. mm First Row: BALTZER, BARFIELD, BRAZIL, BRYAN, BROWN, BURGOYNE, CAMP, CARTWRIGHT, CLOUD Second Row: COOK, DERR, DALCHAU, FIELDS, WEBB, FOX, FRILEN, GRAY, HAHN Third Row: HALLAUER, HEGAR, HESSLER, HORN, JAMES.B., JAMES, D., JAMISON, JONES, M., JAMES, N. Fourth Row JORDAN, KERMETH, LENGEFIELD, McCAIN, MARTIN, MORRIS, MUNGER, MURDAUGH, OVERTON Fif+h Row . PATRICK, PATTERSON, POWELL, B., POWELL, H., RAGSDALE, REED, RICHARDSON, ROBERTSON, SMITH Sixth Row SHULT, STEWART, SUTHERN, THORNALL, VIVION, WARD, WILSON, WINDER, YEAGER OFFICERS President Dorothy Ann Hahn First Vice-President Josephine Barfield Second Vice-Pres ident Doris Ann Brown Secretary ' . Barbara Frilen Treasurer Mary Nell Cook Faculty Sponsor Irene E. Deupree HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: BAILEY, BARFIELD, BELL, BLANTON, BLOCK, BRADLEY Second Row: BRYAN, BURNS, CAGE, CALAME, COOK, CURRY Third Row: CURTIS, DILTZ, DITTMAR, ELLIS, FORRESTER, HAHN Fourth Row: HARDIN, HINSON, KERMETH, LAWS, MARTIN, MATTECK Fifth Row: MINER, MORRIS, MUNGER, OVERTON, PATTON, RICHARDSON, Sixth Row: RICHARDSON, J., ROSENE, STREIT, STURMAN, VIVION, WEBB OFFICERS President Mary Lynn Webb Vice-President ...Betty Curry Secretary La Ree Calame Treasurer Dorothy Ann Hahn Faculty Sponsor Pearl A. Neas GLAMAZONS . First Row: BAKER, BARFIELD, BLOCKSOM, BRABHAM, BRADLEY, BURNS, CAMERON Second Row: CUNNINGHAM, DOLAN, FARRIS, HALL, HALLAUER, HARDIN, HAYNES Third Row:. HOOVER, HYDE, JACKSON, KERMETH, LAWS, OVERTON, PARR Fourth Row: RHODES, RICHARDSON, ROBERTSON, ROGERS, M., ROGERS, M. SKELTON, SWITZER Fifth Row: WALKER, WILLIAMS, WILSON, J., WILSON, Y., WOODS, YOUNG OFFICERS President Yvonne Wilson Vice-President Mary Louise Bradley Corresponding Secretary Gail Skelton Recording Secretary Marjorie Rogers Treasurer Margie Laws Rush Captain Mima Jean Hardin ALPHA DELTA PI First Row: ALLISON, ANDERSON, ARMSTRONG, AYRES, BISBEY. BRENNAN, BURNS, BURTON, CARTER Second Row: CATLOW, COCCIOLA, COX, CUNDIFF, DUSEK,_EVERETT, FOLSE, FOSTER, FULLER Third Row: GRIFFEN, HARRELL, HARRIS, HARDIN, hfOTFPA UEJL SM ITH, HUNT, LANDRUM, LANE Fourth Row: LOESSIN, McHENRY, MONKHOUSE, NELSON, PITCOCK, SALYER, SELLS, D., SELLS, G., SORENSON Fifth Row: SPELLMAN, STEPHENSON, SWITZER, WOMACK, WILLIAMS OFFICERS President Fred Switzer Vice-President Harry Anderson Secretary John Foster Treasurer Dick Williams PHI DELTA THETA 1 - _ ■ Vp First Row: ANDREGG, BALTZER, BERRY, BLACK, BRODNAX, BROWN, CAGE Second Row: CORWIN, DALCHAU, ELLETT, ETTER, GRAY, HANSON, HARDIN, F. Third Row: HARDIN, N., JONES, J., JONES, N., LANE, LIESE, LIPPS, LOYKASEK Fourth Row: McLOUD, MEDLEY, MORRIS, MOORE, POWELL, ROSS, SMITH, S. Fifth Row: SMITH, V., STREIT, SUTHERN, STRANGE, TITTLE, TROUT, WALES Sixth Row: VAUGHN, WARD, B., WARD, J., WHITEHEAD OFFICERS President Doris Ann Brown Vice-President Barbara Ward Recording Secretary Nell Hardin Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Etter Treasurer Barbara Ward DELTA DELTA DELTA First Row: BAKER, BASS. CARY, CHATHAM. COOPER, CROWNOVER, CURTIS, DOUGHERTY Second Row: DAVENPORT. DAVIDSON , DUFF, EVANS, FABIAN, FLY, FOSTER, FRANCES Third Row FRANK. FRAZER. GALLAWAY. GIFFEN. GREATHOUSE, HARDY. HUGGINS, JAMES Fourth Row: LEESON, McMILlEN, MANLEY, MEANS, F., MFANS. A., MEDLEY, NIXON, PARR Fifth Row: PERRYMAN, RIVET, ROESLER, SHEPPARD, H., SHFPPARD. G.. SISSERSON, SMITH, F., SMITH, S, Sixth Row: SMITH, W., SPRINGFIELD, STANSELL, TAYLOR, TOWER, UTLEY, WHITE, YOUNGBLOOD OFFICERS Grand Master Billy Foster Grand Procurator John Tower Grand Master of Ceremonies Joe Evans Grand Scribe Kenneth Sisserson Grand Treasurer ...Charles Parr KAPPA SIGMA . m First Row: ABBOTT, C, ABBOTT, L, ALLDAY, ARNOLD, BLANTON, BOSSY, BRYAN Second Row: CAMP, CARTWRIGHT, COLEMAN, COOK, CULLEN, DUNNAM, EDDINS Third Row: GRIFFITH, HENDERSON, HOBBS, JAMISON, JONES, JORDAN, JAMES Fourth Row: LENGEFELD, MANLEY, MURDAUGH, PALMER, PEEBLES, POWELL, RIVET Fifth Row: ROSS, SADLER, SHULT, STOWE, TURNER, VIVION, WHITFIELD OFFICERS President Carmen Abbott Vice-President - Betsy Rivet Secretary Betty Whitfield Treasurer Joann Jordan Historian Norma Lee Dunnam ZETA TAU ALPHA First Row: ATKISON; AVANT, BEAN, BENSON, BORISKI, BRIGMAN BURNHAM, DeSIREY, FLINN Second Row: GREY, GUTHRIE, HAHN, HAMMOND, HAMRIC, HARMON, HOLLEY. HOUSE, JOHNSON Third Row: JOINER, JONES, KENLEY, KOENIG, LEATHERWOOD, McNALLEN, MASON, MAXWELL, OLIPHANT Fourth Row: OLNEY, PACK, PEAVEY, REEVES, RINN, RITCHIE, SEALE, SELF, STARY Fifth Row: STEVENS, STONECIPHER, THOMAS, TOOLEY, VERNON, WOOD, WYATT OFFICERS President Bob Mason Vice-President Bill Reeves Secretary Ray Boriskf KAPPA ALPHA 1 First Row: ARMSTRONG, BELL, BETHEA, BRINSFIELD, BRISCOE, BROADWELL, BRUCKS Second Row: BUTLER, BURGOYNE, CANNON, CEIRCO, C.OUD, CULPEPPER, B. DECKARD Third Row: F. DECKARD, DuBOIS, EZELL, FIELDS, FOSTER, GAILEY, GRAHAM Fourth Row: GRATZ, HARRIS, HOLLINGSWORTH, HOLLOWAY, HORN, JAMES, McCAIN Fifth Row: MACKENZIE, B. MARTIN, P. MARTIN, MARTINDALE, MINE R, MUNGE R, MURPHY Sixth Row: PARKIN, PATTON, PETERS, RAGSDALE, SMITH, S1PELLMAN, STEWART Seventh Row: STURMAN, SWiFT, THORNALL, TRAYLOR, WARNOCK, YEAGER OFFICERS President Frances Miner Vice-President Nancy Mackenzie Secretary Jo Ann Gailey Treasurer Oleta Ragsdale PHI MU % First Row: ADAMS, BASS, C, BASS, K., BOOZER, BOX, BOX, BREEDING Second Row: EIMANN, G., EIMANN, W., FISHER, FORSVALL, FRY, GAMBRELL, GUINN Third Row: HILL, HOLLOWAY, KIKER, KRAMER, LEAK, L C VAY, LIEFESTE Fourth Row: MATTHEWS, MICHAEL, MOON, MOSES, O ' HARA, PACE, PARMELEE Fifth Row: WAITS, WALTON, WARREN PI KAPPA ALPHA First Row: CAVITT, CRAVEY. DARE, DEES, DESCHNER, DUNCAN, EDENS Second Row: HAMILTON, HAMNER, HANNA, HARTLEY, HEACOCK, HECKMAN Third Row: LOCKEY, LYNCH, LYNN, McCORMICK, MclNTYRE, MAYS, E, MAYS, W. Fourth Row: PRIGMORE, RAINWATER, ROBINSON, RUSSELL, SHAW, TOWLER, TOWNSEND Fifth Row: WEISS, WILKERSON, ZIMMERMAN OFFICERS S. M. U Kenneth Bass I. M. C Weldon Mays Th. C Maurice Edens S. C Lamar Leifeste M. S Riohiard Heacocl M. C W. B. Eimann First Row: BARTON, BORDEAUX, CARMICHAEL, COCKE, CURTIS, DANIEL Second Row: DILTZ, DREYLING, DURRENBERGER, FERNANDEZ, FOX, GALLAWAY Third Row: GIBBS, HAIL, HANSON, HEGAR, HUNT, JORDAN Fourth Row: KIDD, KING, MENDENHALL, PATTERSON, PUCKETT, REEVES Fifth Row: SHINE, SHIPP, WEBB, WILSON, WINDER, WITTER OFFICERS President Margie Hunt Vice-President Pauline Wittier Recording Secretary Yvonne Reeves Corresponding Secretary Margie Fernandez Treasurer Jeanne Bordeaux DELTA ZETA First Row: ATKINSON, BARFIELD, BARNES, BERGLUND, BERGQUIST, BLACK, BLOCK, BLOUNT Second Row: EBERT, ELLIS, FINCH, FLETCHER, FOX, FRILEN, FRY, GAILEY Third Row: HESTER, HORMANN, HUDSON, JAMISON, KIRK, KRAEMER. LENNOX, LUKSA Fourth Row: MASSEY, MEDLEY, MENDENHALL, MINER, MOORE, NEAS, OLIPHANT, PALMER Fifth Row: ROSENBLAD, ROSS, ROTHE, SCARBROUGH, SCHEEF, SCORE, SISSERSON, SMITH, G. F. Sixth Row: WAGGONER, WARD, WATTS, WHITEHEAD, WIESE, WILCOX, R. OFFICERS President Asbury Lennox Vice-President Dorothy Ann Hahn Secretary Jean Wilson Busfield Sponsor Pearl A. Neas BURTON, BUSFIELD, CANNAN, CARLSON, CARROTHERS, COOPER, DEUPREE, DERR GAUPP, GHIESLIN, GOTHE, GRIMES, GRUENWALD, HAHN, D„ HAHN, W., HERSH LUNDBLAD, LYNN, McDONALD, MclNTYRE, McLEAN, MANLEY, MANN, MASON PARR, PRIEST, RAGSDALE, REED, REEVES, ROESLER, ROGERS, M., ROGERS, M, SMITH, R„ SMYERS, SNIPES, STACEY, STEELMAN, STEPHENSON, TAYLOR, ULLRICH WILLIAMS, WITHERS, WITTNER, WRIGHT PI GAMMA MU i Standing: FISHER, RICHARDSON, RAY, WALTON, COLEMAN, GOLTER, GREEN, YEAMAN, DARE, SPANN, HARRIS, WARREN, FAIRCHILD, WATTS. Seated: MEYER, CAYARD, FELLER, RUNK, YOUNG, BUSSELL, MEITZEN, CAGE, PRY, SHELLEY, LEWIS. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION LIFE SERVICE ORGANIZATION SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS First Row: DARLENE BRUCKS, BETTY LOU WILLIAMS, MILDRED MANGRUM, and DOROTHY OGLESBY Second Row: ELAINE CARSON and DAWN DAVIS FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS JO MEITZEN and EVELYN SCHMIDT r First Row: BASS, BOSSE, BURKHARDT, BUTLER, DAVIDSON, GREEN Second Row: HARNEST, HEACOCK, KENLEY, LENNOX, McCLURE, McNALLEN Third Row: MARSHALL, MEDLEY, MEREDITH, MOON, RAINEY, SCHEEF Fourth Row: SHAW, SPELLMAN, VAN ORDEN, WATTS, WILLIFORD OFFICERS President Richard Heacock Vice-President Walter Scheef Secretary-Treasurer Ernest Bosse Corresponding Secretary .....David Shaw Alumni Secretary R. B. Moon BLUE KEY kai c vfl First Row: BAILEY, BLACK, BLACKFORD, BLOCK, BRUCKS, BUSFIELD Second Row: DAVIS, ELLIS, FERGUSON, HAHN, HARDIN, HENDERSON Third Row: KERN, LEON, MANGRUM, MEITZEN, MINER, RICHARDSON Fourth Row: TAYLOR, WEBB, WOODS OFFICERS President..- Aleene Block Vice-President ..Anabel Ellis Secretary Frances Miner Treasurer Jane Kern Historian Helen Earle Black Faculty Sponsor Ruth M. Ferguson Honorary Members Mrs. J. N. R. Score, Mrs. W. C. Finch CARDINAL KEY DELTA OMICRON First Row: BELL, DECKARD, LEON, McCLURE Second Row: SCHULZE, SWIFT, WILSON, YORK. Faculty Advisor ....MISS IOLA BOWDEN Sponsors. MRS. RALPH JONES MRS. THOMAS DOUGLAS Sorority Mother: MRS. JOHN D. RICHARDS First Row: BARFIELD, BLOCKSOM, BRADLEY, CAMERON, CANNON, CURRY, DAVIS Second Row: DOLLAHON, EMMETT, FLETCHER, FOX, GRAY, GRIMES, HARDT Third Row: HAYNES, HIGHSMITH, HINSON, McGAUGHEY, MAYFIELD, MORRIS, MEDLEY Fourth Row: NEWTON, OGLESBY, PARR, POGUE, POWELL, REED, ROBERSON, C. Fifth Row: ROBERSON, M., TERRY, WEEKS, WENDT, WILLIAMS, WILSON, J., WILSON, Y. OFFICERS President Ann Parr Vice-President Betty Williams Corresponding Secretary Geneva Davis Recording Secretary J una Gray Treasurer Janet Hinson Chaplain Mary Lee Can nan Program Chairman Dorothy Oglesby KAPPA PHI First Row: ALLISON, BAKER, BASS, BUTLER, CHAFIN, COBB, COLEMAN, DAILEY, DAVENPORT Second Row: DIBRELL, EVANS, FRANCES, FRAZER, GILLIAM.GOETHE, GORIL GREY, GUINN Third Row: HARTLEY, HARSHBARGER, HOLLOWAY, HOUSE, HUGGINS, HUMBLE, JAMES, JONAS, KIRKSCEY Fourth Row: KOENIG, LAMPERT, LEDBETTER, LEAK, LYNCH, MEANS, A., MEANS, F., MAYS, MEDLEY Fifth Row: MOORE, MILLER, MUMME, McMILLEN, PACK, PARMALEE, PETERSON, POTEET, PRIEST, N. R. Sixth Row: PRIEST, H. O., SALIBO, SHEPPARD, SMITH, SNODGRASS, SPRINGFIELD. STONE. WEBERNECK, VERNON OFFICERS President Frank Butler Vice-President Dwight House Secretary Dave Medley Faculty Sponsors Medley, Smith V ASSOCIATION BAND First Row: HEACOCK, VAUGHN, MAREK, McGAUSHEY, BRIGHAM. Second Row: LEISE. MEITZEN, HAYNES, FEAGIN, CHAFIN, UTLEY, COOPER, TRACEY, MAL- COLM. Third Row: VON BEBERSTEIN, BRAHM, MEITZEN, McKEITHAN, RAINEY, , FROELICH, MANNING. Fourth Row: BURKHARDT, NELSON, SHAW, HORSTMANN, ROBERTSON, WHITE, WILLIAMS, BOSSE, MATTECK, DAVIDSON, DESCHNER, FAUGHT, YOUNGBLOOD, SNOWDY, COCKE, McNALLEN. First Row: AlBRIGHT, BEANE, BLANK, H., BLANK, R., BLOUNT, BRENNAN, BRIGMAN, CASEY, CHAFIN Second Row: COOPER, DAILEY, DAVIDSON, YOUNG, DEWALD, DUNCAN, ENOCHS, FABIAN, • FRANCES Third Row: FRIESEN, GLENDENNING, GODBEY, GREATHOUSE, HAMNER, HARDT, KHOURY, LEISE, LINDSAY Fourth Row: LUTONSKY, McNEELEY, McLEAN, MARSHALL, MARTIN, MEANS, MEDLEY, MEREDITH, MILES Fifth Row: PATTERSON, PETRIE, PORTER, PRY, RADER, RAINEY, RAMEY, E., RAMEY, J., RICHARDSON Sixth Row: ROUSER, RUPP, SHAW, SIVELLS, STONE, WEBB, ULLRICH, WEISS, WHITMORE Seventh Row: WILCOX, M., WILCOX, R., WILKERSON, WILLIFORD, WILCOX, WINSLOW, WOOD, YARMUK, YOUNG STUDENTS ' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION THE CABINET Top Row: HENRY RIEMENSCHNEIDER, JUNAGRAY, NORMAN SPELLMAN. and HARVEY WATTS Bottom Row: DAVID SHAW, JANE KERN, BETTY BAIN, and PERRY RICHARDSON OFFICERS President Jane Kern Vice-President Asbury Lennox Secretary Beulah Derr Treasurer -. John Tower Publicity Henry Riemenschneider, Myriam Vern World Friendship Nell Barnes Recreation Mary Lynn Webb Community Service Freda Dunn Worship Norman Spellman, Wallace Cayard Deputations Lamar Lei teste M. Y. F. Representative Nettie Ruth Brucks Members-at-Large David Shaw, Margaret Hall, Jake Shelley, Betty Bain 1 STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ..Glenn Kenley Vice-President... Dwight House Secretary Jean W. Busfield GLENN KENLEY DWIGHT HOUSE JEAN WILSON BUSFIELD First Row: ANDERSON, AYRES, CROWNOVER, DECKARD. Second Row: FINCH, HANEY, HARDIN, LENOX. Third Row: McCLURE, MAYS, MOON, SCHEEF. Fourth Row: SHAW, STANSELL, STRATTON. STUDENT SENATE y Seated: DANIEL, MINER, WILSON, BROWN, DUNNAM WHITFIELD Standing: BROADWELL, HUNT, LIESE, HARDIN WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL A V iBiik ■ ; Seated: FOSTER, TOWER, MASON Standing: SWITZER, ARMSTRONG AYRES Not in Picture: PEAVEY, BASS, MAYS, GREEN MEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL First Row: KENNETH BASS, DICK BLANK, NETTIE BRUCKS, FRANK BUTLER. Second Row: JIM FRANCIS, GLEN KENLEY, ASBURY LENNOX, BILLIE L. LIPPS. Third Row: B. J. MARSHALL, FRANK MEANS, DAVE MEDLEY, CHARLES PARR Fourth Row: STUART VAN ORDEN, JOYCELYN WARD. m t ■ HA w :: ' ' ;,; ' ■ ' ■; : :;.,;. i ;, v.- ' ? ' c - . ; ' - ' .,:;-.: K:: -.,:;.-:- : - : ,:... .i- ' . : -:. ' : ' ■ :■..■-■■ . ■■ HI Seated: DITTMAR, LAMPRECHT, BRABHAM, BROWN Standing: MORR IS, HALLAUER, McGAUHEY Not in Picture: CARSON, ANDEREGG, GRUENEWALD, GAILEY, BAKER, BURGOYNE, GHESLIN, PATTON PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS AND MINORS CLUB l wpi Seated: DANIEL, ABBOTT, HUNT, BROWN, MORRIS Standing: SWITZER, ARMSTRONG, JORDAN, FOSTER, HAYNES, AYRES, WILSON, MASON, TOWER Not pictured: MINER, BROADWELL, PEAVEY, BASS, GREEN INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL First Row: BELL, BOWDEN, BRUCKS, CANNON, DECKARD Second Row: DOUGLASS, C, DOUGLASS, T., JONES., R., JONES, R., LEON Third Row: MEYER, PLASTERER, RICHARDS, WEBB, YORK OFFICERS President ._ Elmina Bell Secretary., Nettie Ruth Brucks Public Relations Barbara Leon MOZART SOCIETY First Row: BAIN, TITTLE, BELL, WALES, MORGAN, LEWIS, WESTON, KEATING, MORRIS, BALTZER, GASTON, DAVIS, BLASDEL, FLETCHER, BARBER. Second Row: POWELL, CURTIS, SMITH, DuBOiS, MINER, EGGEN, McCORM I CK, HULBURD, GASAWAY, FROELICH, JONES, FISHER, HOOVER, HARDIN, MONTGOMERY, CAT- LOW. PAN-AMERICAN FORUM First- Row: GLORIA ALLEN, BARBARA BAILEY, KENNETH BASS, NADA SUE CARMICHAEL Second Row: TOMMY CATLOW, ROBERT COLEMAN, DICK FLY, BOB GOLTER. Third Row: HELEN HALL, JOE JEFFERSON, ASBURY LENNOX, NANCY MEDLEY. Not Pictured: STAN McCLURE, BUD DONALDSON, JERRY HARDIN, BETTY PACE. OFFICERS President BOB COLEMAN Vice-President BOB GOLTER Secretary HELEN HALL Sponsor ROGER BUSFIELD, JR. PI KAPPA DELTA LJ INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Left to right: ELAINE CARSON, DOUGLASS MEYER, WALLACE CAYARD, EVELYN SCHMIDT, WALTER LIGON OFFICERS President ...Walter Ligon Vice-President Elaine Carson Recording Secretary Geneva Davis Program Secretary Wallace Cayard Publicity Secretary Polly Rosene Public Relations Secretary... Douglass Me yer MEMBERS Hardin L. Atkins, I Leslie Boone Gray Brucks Wayman Bussel Mary Lee Cannan Elaine Carson Wallace Cayard Geneva Davis Lewis Davis Maurice Edens Mary Fletcher John Pjyinn Verlon Feller Edward Heacock Dick Heacock Edwina Heinsohn Marydell Highsmith Walter Ligon Nita Lou McLennon Bill Jack Marshall Jerry Mathews Jo-Lou Meitzen Douglass Meyer Jim O ' Hara Charles Palm Robert Peterson George W. Pool, III George Prigmore Guy E. Pry Jean Pogue Roberta Reed Boyd Reedy Perry Richardson Polly Rosene Jake Shelley David Shaw W. Angie Smith Jimmy Snoga Louis A. Snowdy Joyce Terry Rebecca Tittle Grady Walton Vivian Wendt Grant Whitmire Grover V inslow John Yeaman INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION FALL COUNCIL ' A2l k .:Wfc CHARLEY HARNEST, DOROTHY ANN HAHN, WALTER SCHEEF, ALEENE BLOCK, AND MARGARET RUPP SPRING COUNCIL Top Row: DON LEE, CECIL HERSH, and JIMMY BILLO Bottom Row: OLA MAE WiESE, RUTH EBERT, SUE STEWART, JAKE SHELLEY, GRAY BRUCKS and DARLENE BRUCKS JIM BOB GALLAWAY, CHARLES McMILLEN, NADA SUE CARMICHAEL HARVEY McDONALD, BENA TAYLOR A The Megaphone EDITOR Victor Dittmar Assistant-Editor Henry Sheppard Student Business Manager Harvey McDonald Sports editor Charles McMillen Feature editor Henry Shsppard Society editor .. v Adelle Dickens Columnists Bena Taylo r, Chip Hulburd, Charles McMillen Reporters Charles Cooper, Jim Bob Galloway, Clifton Anderson, Frankie Hardin, Jean Berry, Bena Taylor, Chip Hulburd, Henry- Sheppard, Jimmy Richards, Nada Sue Carmichael, Madge Thornall. Ray Boriski, Tom Collins. Photographer Harper McGee Business Manager M. Howard Knox Sponsor Mary Elizabeth Fox Published by tihe Student ' s Association of Southwestern Uni- versity; Georgetown, Texas. Issued Weekly during the school year, except during vacation periods and holidays. Entered at the pcjst- office at Georgetown, Texas, as second class mail matter, Sept. 26, 1906, under special provisions of the act of March 3, 1879, and accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of Oct. 3, 1917, authorized Aug. 20. 1918. c ; FRANKIE HARDIN, TOM COLLINS, CHARLES COOPER, MADGE THORNALL, HENRY SHEPPARD, VICTOR DITTMAR JANELLE FIELDS, JEAN BERRY, BARBRA HORN, BETTY WALKER, ADELE DICKENS, CHARLOTTE HYDE, SANDRA STEWART % harvey Mcdonald BARBARA HORN, JANELLE FIELDS, LEWIS HILL v POLLY ROSENE, PARKER FOLSE, JIMMY McCOLLOUGH, ELIZABETH MANLEY ERNEST BOSSE. THE 1948 SOU ' WESTER STAFF Mte — .: NANCY MACKENZIE and BENA TAYLOR MARGIE HUNT, PAT LANE, NADA SUE CARMICHAEL, GEORGE PRIGMORE THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief !. BENA TAYLOR Assistant Editor ....NANCY MACKENZIE Sports Editor C. E. McMILLEN Faculty Editor. ANN PARR Senior Editor PAT LANE Junior Editor... MARGIE HUNT Sophomore Editor ....GEORGE PRIGMORE Freshman Editor NADA SUE CARMICHAEL Snapshot Editor EDWARD HARTWELL Art Editor . JIMMY McCOLLOUGH Business Manager.. HARVEY McDONALD Faculty Sponsor R. M. WHITMORE Art Adviser JOSEPH P. PAINE ASSISTANTS MADGE THORNALL, ANN PARR, ED HARTWELL CHARLEY HARNEST LUCILLE HAYNES DON ROESLER VIRGINIA BURNS ALICE HALLAUER CLARA MAE BLOCKSOM CLAROLYN CRAMER ADELLE DICKENS MARY LOUISE BRADLEY GAIL SKELTON BARBARA HOOVER JANELLE FIELDS PARKER FOLSE ERNEST BOSSE DOROTHY ANN HAHN DOROTHY MUTSCHINK MARILYN DAVIS LEWIS HILL MARGARET GLENDENNING BARBRA HORN SANDRA STEWART JEAN BERRY KENNETH SISSERSON MARY YEAGER CHARLOTTE HYDE BETTY WALKER POLLY ROSENE ELIZABETH MANLEY R. M. MEDLEY Coach G. F. SMITH Assistant Coach . ■ ■IM 1. . II I ■ . II . , .. l — I I.I H« . H I v l 2Br x V A I? t ?i ' •■GfAr ' i Z, £ ■ s. s.i: ' - iSiis l j$mitZ C uy % - First Row: SHELLEY, HARSHBARGER, MUMME, DAVENPORT, KOENIG, GUINN, SHEPPARD COB3 Second Row: ALLISON. FRAZER , MEANS, BAKER, BUTLER, SCOTT, STANSELL, BURNHAM. Third Row: EVANS, JONAS, SPRINGFIELD, McDONALD, CARDWELL, ATKINSON HARDY GAM- BRELL, MILLER. Fourth Row: ADERHOLD, MOORE, STARRY, WELLS, PACK, CHAFFIN COLEMAN SWEET Fifth Row: WOOD, HARRIS, SMITH, SNIPES, HUGGINS, HOLLOWAY TIDWELL SCHULTZ GORIL. Sixth Row: KIRKSCEY, PRIDGEON, HARTLEY, ELROD, BURNS, BRANDT, KIRK, CARY FRANK Seventh Row: Coaches MEDLEY and SMITH, BURTON, DAILY, HOUSE VERNON LEDBETTER SMITH. THE 1947 PIRATE SQUAD SHELLEY SMITH, Manager FOOTBALL Although Southwestern ' s Pirates won only three games of a nine game schedule during the 1947-48 season, many of the games were close, the Bucs bowing out of the contest in the closing minutes of play. The Bucs opened the season ' s play by journeying to College Station where they dropped a one-sided contest to the Texas Aggies, 48-0. The Farmers, running from a single wing formation, featuring 200 pound backfield men and even larger linemen were never in serious trouble with Coach Medley ' s much smaller T formation men. After a week ' s rest, to recuperate from the A M squabble, the Pirates took slight revenge on the Sailors of the Corpus Christi Naval Air Training Base in Corpus. The Bucs clipped the flying sailors wings 8-2. The next week-end saw the Pirates drop their home-coming game to the Wild- cats of Abilene Christian College 14-0. Although the Bucs lost this one by two touchdowns, the large home-coming crowd was not disappointed as the Pirates played the powerful Wildcats a good game. Daniel Baker College found no mercy at the hands of a mad Southwestern squad and went down in front of the Bucs flying cleats 25-0. The Bucs lost to Howard Payne College in Brownwood the following weekend, 19-6, but returned to Georgetown and trounced East Texas Baptist College on Snyder Field 13-0. The following week saw the Pirates drop a very close decision to the Austin College Kangaroos in Sherman 7-6. Hardin College nosed the Bucs out of a victory in the closing minutes of a game played in Wichita Falls 15-13. The last game of the season, played on Snyder Field saw the Bucs fall before the onslaught of a big. powerful aggregation from McMurry College 27-0. LEROY ATKISON One-Year Squadman ANDY CARROLL ALLISON One-Year Let+erman . JACK W. BURNHAM Squadman ROBERT L. ADERHOLD One-Year Letterman DEWEY MACK BAKER One-Year Letterman E i W FRANK BUTLER Two-Year Letterman JAMES L. CHAFIN Four-Year Letterman JOHN R. CAMPBELL Squadman BEN O. COBB One-Year Letterman JOHN W. CARDWELL Squadman ■ f — JOE D. EVANS Three-Year Letterman V c DICK DAILY Two-Year Letterman JAMES FRANCIS Four-Year Letterman DAN DAVENPORT Three-Year Letterman JOE D. FRAZER One-Year Letterman JAMES M. HARDY Squadman K W; I ■T r fc ' it ' •1 K m A BILLY J. HARTLEY Squadman JOE TOM HARRIS Squadman ROBERT L. HOLLOWAY Two- Year Letterman J € wMl HI H ik jtfBS 1 KEITH HARSHBARSER One-Year Letterman m JAMES R. JONAS Three-Year Letterman WILLIAM HUGGINS One-Year Letterman NORMAN KOGER Squadman DWIGHT HOUSE One-Year Letterman TOM D. KIRKSCEY One-Year Letterman CURTIS LEDBETTER One-Year Letterman rcbert Mcdonald One-Year Let+erman W. O. MILLER Squadman ALLIN MEANS One-Year Letterman ZACK MOORE Four- Year Letterman 1 rt JOHN SCHULZE Squadman WILLIAM T. PACK Two-Year Letterman DAVID M. MUMME Two-Year Let+erman HILTON SCOTT Squadman 1 • JAKE SHELLEY Squadman HENRY SHEPPARD One-Year Letterman JACK SNIPES Squadman JOE STANSELL One-Year Letterman ft f WILLIAM B. SPRINGFIELD One-Year Letterman ED STARY One- Year Letterman WILLIAM SWEET One-Year Letterman WILLIAM VERNON Two-Year Letterman DICKIE STREET Squadman ft ft lL . ' W ? 1 e— EUGENE WOOD Squadman BASKETBALL N. R. PRIEST DWISHT HOUSE 6 DAN DAVENPORT fYl JOE TOM HARRIS KEITH HARSHBARGER BASKETBALL 7 HERMAN HUMBLE AUBREY BOOZER DAVE MEDLEY IS PAUL RADER W. O. MILLER LEROY WEISS 3 CHARLES STONE BASKETBALL DICKIE STREET 11 JOHN SCHULZE JAMES SALIBO DON ROESLER BEN COBB HERMAN HUMBLE BLAIR JAMES BASEBALL C. J. METCALF GEORGE MICHAELS RICHARD LYNCH W. O. MILLER H. O. PRIEST JAMES SALIBO R. H. RISTER JOHN SCHULZE BASEBALL CHARLES STONE EUGENE WOOD JAKE SHELLEY INTRAMURAL SPORTS This year ended one of the most successful years of Intramural activities to be completed on this campus. The importance of the Intramural Athletic program has been stressed by the Athletic Department with the awarding of an Intramural Plaque each year to the organization which accumu- lates the most points in all three events — football, basketball, and Softball. Points are given in ac- cordance with the final standings at the end of each sport. If the number of people present at the games, the keen rivalry between teams, and the long hours of planning and practice is any indication of the interest which has been shown by the entire student body; then .this year ' s program has certainly been worth while. Last years ' winners of the Intramural Plaque were the A Independent group. With a tie for first place in football, a fourth place in basketball, and a tie for first place in Softball, this year ' s winners are the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. FINAL STANDINGS (FOOTBALL) TEAM W L T KAPPA SIGMA 5 I PI KAPPA ALPHA ....5 I A INDEPENDENT 3 I 2 MINISTERS 2 2 2 PHI DELTA THETA .... 2 3 1 KAPPA ALPHA I 4 I B INDEPENDENT 6 FINAL STANDINGS (BASKETBALL) TEAM W L A INDEPENDENT 113 KAPPA ALPHA . 9 5 PI KAPPA ALPHA . .86 KAPPA SIGMA .68 MINISTERS .... 5 8 PHI DELTA THETA . 4 9 B INDEPENDENT .39 Including Play-offs. FINAL STANDINGS (SOFTBALL) TEAM W L KAPPA SIGMA 9 3 KAPPA ALPHA 9 3 B INDEPENDENT 7 5 MINISTERS _._ .6 6 A INDEPENDENT .4 8 PI KAPPA ALPHA 3 9 PHI DELTA THETA 3 9 FINAL POINT SCORE FOR ALL TEAMS KAPPA SIGMA 14 A INDEPENDENT 12 KAPPA ALPHA 1 1 1 2 PI KAPPA ALPHA 10 MINISTERS .......8 B INDEPENDENTS 4 PHI DELTA THETA 3 ' 2 FOOTBALL First Row: FOSTER, BRAWN, DAVIDSON, NIXON, and MEDLEY. Second Row: SREATHOUSE, ROESLER, SMITH and CURTIS. This year football interest increased as large crowds witnessed many bitter and hard fought games. The teams were well organized, and it took careful planning to be a winner. It would be difficult to choose any one game as the most out- standing, but as the season drew to a close with the league leading Sigs coasting along undefeated, there was one obstacle in their path — the A Independent team. On the afternoon of November 20, 1947, this contest took place. When the dust cleared, the score was A Independents 20, Kappa Sigma 12. Truly this was the game of the year. First Row: O ' HARA, TOWNSEND, MAYES, and BOX. Second Row: DESCHER, BREEDING, ROBINSON, HECKMAN, and LOCKEY. - 1 9 If - 1 i Standing: SALIBO, DITTMAR, DAVIS, STONE. Seated: WEISS, PARMELEE, MICHAELS. The basketball season this year was full of many thrilling and spectacular games. Good crowds were seen each night drifting toward the gym where they were sure to see fast and exciting entertainmnt. Although having only a fair football team, the Kappa Alpha Fraternity came forth with a speedy and smooth working quintet that lost out only in the play-offs to the A Independent team who won their first two starts in a two out of three series. Both teams had fine offensive players dropping the ball in the loop from all over the court. The standing continually changed through the season with a play-off needed for not only first and second places, but also third and fourth. V Standing: JOHNSON, BEAN, MASON, SELF. PACK. Seated: ATKISON, DeSIREY, HAMMOND, HARRIS, OLNEY. HiaJlSKi Standing: JOHNSON, PEAVEY, BEAN, FLINN. Seated: DeSIREY, BENSON, SELF, MASON. There was a double round robin played in Softball with each team playing the others twice. At the close of the first round the Kappa Sigma Fraternity was tied with the Kappa Alpha Fraternity at six wins and a loss, but during the last games both organizations lost two more games. The B Independent team, only a moderate team during football and basketball, kept on the heels of the winners throughout league play. It was during the Softball season that the teams were issued special equipment — thanks to Joe Evans, the Intramural Director. :p ' •■ ' «; ' , - ' W k ■ ■:; DEAN W D BLUNK Government MRS. READEY CASKEY Music • READEY CASKEY Coach, History MRS OTIS G. CARNES ' Librarian PAUL LAUBACH Science, Mathematics FACULTY Westminster College is fortunate to have this staff of well quali- fied instructors. They are always willing to assist whenever needed. Their cooperation and friendli- ness is admirable indeed. We appreciate their sincere interest in us and our problems. Paul L. Tyson, whose picture is not available, teaches biology and education. OTIS G. CARNES Religious Education, Economics C. A MOORE Work Program, Shop NOEMI SCHUCHMAN Languages MRS. W. H. SEYFFERT Speech, Drama MRS. GEORGE STUBBS English, Journalism ■ • CARROLL THOMPSON, Bible MISS JULIA D. MclNTYRE, Dietitian MRS. MARJORIE TROTTER, Registrar SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS TOM CAMERON, President R. 0. SIMS, Vice-President FRANCES LEE MELTON, Secretar SOPHOMORE FAVORITES FRANCES LEE MELTON Fredericksburg, Texas Sociology Major Sophomore Class Secretary Office Assistant Life Service Student Wildcat Staff Jesse Jones Scholarship Student Q SIMS Fairoaks High School P. E. Major Navy Veteran Sophomore Class Officer President of Work Program Group Wildcat Staff Captain of Basketball Team ' 47-48 High Point Man in State for Junior College Conference games HORACE BLACK Teague, Texas Wildcat Tales JAMES BROWN Alexia, Texas WYMAN BURLESON Groesbeck, Texas JAMES D. CALAME Tehuacana, Texas TOM CAMERON Teague, Texas Sophomore Class President Assistant Editor, Wildcat Tales CAMP CROW Tehuacana, Texas HERBERT DAY Teague, Texas EDWARD HANCOCK Mexia, Texas m WARNER HANCOCK Tehuacana, Texas GUY D. HERRING Coolidge, Texas Sophomore, Student Counci Representative JAMES HIGGINS Tehuacana, Texas T L JOHNS Coolidge, Texas DWAINE MANNING Teague, Texas LESLIE MATTHEWS Coolidge, Texas President of Student Counci JOE McCLENDON Pollock, Louisiana Robert Mcdonald Mexia, Texas BILLIE McFADIN Fairfield, Texas ROBERT L. McKINNEY Mexia, Texas H. C. McKISSICK, JR. Mexia, Texas Basketball Squad HORACE MILLER Fairfield, Texas JOE EDD MITCHELL Kosse, Texas Ministerial Student BILLY JOE MOODY Tehuacana, Texas Basketball Squad AUBREY MORRIS, JR. Mexia, Texas Wildcat Staff WELDON NEWTON Star, Texas Co-Captain. Basketball Squad I r )P WEAVER NOWLIN Coolidge, Texas BOBBY PARKER Mexia, Texas JOE ROGERS Teague, Texas Editor, Wildcat Tales Sophomore Student Council Representative R. Q. SIMS Fairoaks, Texas Captain, Basketball Squad Sophomore . Class Vice-President Wildcat Staff JACK TERRY Fairfield, Texas CHARLENE VAUGHN Mexia, Texas Kin P i FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Joe Cotton Reporter Dorothy Flowers Secretary Charles Osborne President Lady Leoma Pearson Vice-President CAMERA SHY This year Westminster College enrolled 167 students, one of the largest enroll- ments in the history of the institution. We regret that only one-third of the student body is represented in this annual. wm FRESHMAN FAVORITES BESSIE LOU HOLT Mexia High School Business Major Choral Club JOE COTTON Groesbeck, Texas Navy Veteran Three years in Pacific Area P. E. Major Freshman Class Officer Student Council Representative 1 JAMES ARNOLD Hays, Kansas BEN BARNETT Mexia, Texas BILL1E SUE BEST Mexia, Texas HAROLD CALAME Tehuacana, Texas KENNETH CALLAWAY Uvalde, Texas Ministerial Student JAMES C. COFFEE Mexia, Texas YVONNE COFFEE Mexia, Texas BETTY COGDELL Tehuacana, Texas Office Assistant ROBERT C. DANIELS Mexia, Texas BILLY DRIVER Mexia, Texas DOROTHY FLOWERS Tehuacana, Texas Class Secretary Wildcat Staff Office Assistant MARITA FRAZIER Mexia, Texas Library Assistant FREDDIE HENDERSON Mexia, Texas ERNESTINE HEREFORD Mexia, Texas Chapel Pianist BESSIE LOU HOLT Mexia, Texas Class Favorite ROSINA JACKSON Mexia, Texas Wildcat Staff MAHLON LITTLE Mexia, Texas ROBERT LOGAN Kalispell, Montana Ministerial Student Library Assistant Basketball Manager JESSE MUIRHEAD Mexia, Texas HAROLD NUSSBAUM Mexia, Texas JOHN PEARSON Tehuacana, Texas Business Manager Wildcat Tales LADY LEOMA PEARSON Tehuacana, Texas Class Vice President Wildcat Tales Student Council Office Assistant EDWIN PLUMMER Mexia, Texas MAY BETH PRIDGEN Grapeland, Texas Library Assistant W ' 0t  . . J mt rr i ARTHUR RENFRO Riesel, Texas Ministerial Student JACK SCARBROUGH Mexia, Texas BURL C. VINZANT Thornton, Texas J. L. WHITE Mexia, Texas Basketball Squad BETTY WOOTEN Mexia, Texas WILDCAT TALES STAFF Left to right: Back Row— BEN BARNETT, Advertising Manager; AUBREY MORRIS, Associate Editor; TOM CAMERON, Associate Ed- itor; JOE RASCO, Reporter; R. Q. SIMS, Sports Editor Fi rs t Row — J. W. ROGERS, Editor; SISTER PEARSON, Society Editor; HORACE BLAC, Reporter; DOROTHY FLOWERS, Reporter; FRANCES LEE MELTON, Associate Editor. The first issue of WILDCAT TALES appeared on the campus of Westminster Junior College, Friday, October 24, 1947, sponsored by the school ' s first journalism class. The paper, published semi- monthly, did not miss an issue during the school year, and made good its objectives announced in its initial issue: Maintaining contact with ex-students, stimulating college spirit, and contributing to W est- minster ' s program of growth and development. THE STUDENT COUNCIL A president and two representatives elected from each class at the beginning of the school year formed the Student Council at Westminster for the year 1947-48. This group have contributed much to the wel- fare of the school by sponsoring various activities and programs. ■EBmnHBHHH Left to Right: GUY HERRING, Sophomore Representative; JOSEPH COTTON, Freshman representative; J. W. ROGERS, Sophomore representative; LADY LEOMA PEARSON, Freshman representative; LESLIE MATTHEWS, Council pres- ident. BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: TOM CAMERON, ALBERT HYLTON, FRANKLIN CALAME, H. C. McKISSICK, J. L. WHITE, BOBBY FISHER, JOE ED MITCHELL, JOHN R. PEARSON Front Row: CHARLES DAVIS, ROBERT LOGAN, JERRY HARDISON, MARK WITMER, R. 0- SIMS, WELDON NEWTON, JOHN OAKES, JOEL RODRIOUEZ The Wildcats , backed by an enthusiastic student body and interested fans, fought their way through a series of swift moving games to set a new pace in basketball for this section. Ready Caskey, coach of the Westminster cagers, floored a beautifully coordinated, sharp shooting team that became a high ranking contender for conference honors. R. 0- Sims, captain of the Wildcats, won honors for the group by placing as high point man in Texas Junior College Conference games. SEASON ' S STATISTICS Lon Morris — 43 There Clifton — 43 There Henderson College — 37 Here Navarro — 39 There Allen Academy — 37 Here Lon Morris — 39 Here Texarkana — 36 Here Henderson College — 54 There Navarro — 34 Here Allen Academy — 48 There Le Tourneau Tech — 61 Here Texarkana — 50 There Le Tourneau Tech — 66 There Non conference tilt Westminster — 35 Westminster — 48 Westminster — 35 Westminster — 55 Westminster — 36 Westminster — 34 Westminster — 5 I Westminster — 47 Westminster — 49 Westminster — 4 I Westminster — 53 Westminster — 46 Westminster — 46 Back Row: ROBERT LOGAN Front Row: MARTIA FRAZIER, MARGARET SMITH. LIBRARY STAFF JOEL RODRIGUEZ, ALBERT HYLTON, and JERRY HARDISON. MAY BETH PRIDGEN, MRS. OTIS CARNES, DELORES LUNT, and Westminsters library, under the trained leadership of Mrs. Otis G. Carnes, has made amazing progress in the last year. The more outstanding improvements are a new shelf list, new cards for the catalogue, and 364 new books. The library has subscriptions to 114 magazines. To accommodate ex- pansions, plans have been completed for a larger reading room. OFFICE STAFF Back Row: LADY LEOMA PEARSON, Front Row: FRANCES LEE MELTON, FLO WERS. MARGARET SMITH, BETTY COGDELL. MRS. MARJORIE TROTTER, DOROTHY LIFE SERVICE GROUP Back Row: FRANCES LEE MELTON, ROBERT LOGAN, ARTHUR RENFRO, MARK WITMER, JOE MITCHELL, DELORES LUNT. Front Row: KENNETH CALLAWAY, THE REVEREND OTIS CARNES, JEWEL McCLURE. Westminster College has been selected by the Rural Church Department of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Churches as one of the several schools in the United States to give special attention to training ministers and lay workers to serve in the rural field. Part of this work in giving guidance to student preachers serving rural churches in the area, by helping in the preparation and delivery of sermons, assisting in setting up and carrying out programs in the churches, and giving aid in compiling reports. Another phase of the work is the attention given to students who are Life Service volunteers. These and other interested students become members of deputation teams. The work of these students is extra-curricula. Four of the students pictured above served as student pastors during 1947-48. The others made numerous appearances in the churches near the school. During the year this group or- ganized The Student Council for Christian Action, whose aims and purposes are to foster adoption and development of Christian ideals in others as well as to cultivate their own Christian growth. It is expected that this Council will give helpful leadership in all matters related to the development of the religious life on the campus of Westminster. Mr.Carnes supervises this work at Westminster. WESTMINSTER ' S WORK PROGRAM Although Westminster Junior College is one of the oldest schools in the country, it boasts a new and unique feature: a work program. During the past year many students have paid all or part of their expenses by work on various projects. As this program develops and becomes more self-sustaining with the shops producing marketable products, more and more jobs will be available to students. Two new shops and a student recreation building have been erected on the campus. The school has farms, gardens, an orchard, and plans for other projects which are being rapidly developed. C. A. Moore is Supervisor of this work program. Work Students erecting shops on Westminster Campus i L i ? m M Jr ' ALL WORKING, WORKING FOR ALL On the campus, in the cafeteria, in the main building, and in the woodwork and sheet metal shops students may be found taking part in the various work projects. ■ WESTMINSTER ' S GRANDCHILDREN 1947- 1948 CLOYSE DEAN, JR. son of Cloyse Dean Sims LESLIE ANN daughter of Leslie Matthews VIRGIL DEAN son of Camp Crow WARNER DEAN, JR, son of Warner D. Hancock ROTHEY MICHAEL son of J. W. Rogers Grandson of Mrs. Ben Jackson VERA LAVATA daughter of Camp Crow ROBERT, JR. son of Robert McDonald LETHA MAE daughter of Lorence Lansford GOVERNMENT ISSUE This group of veterans, attend- Westminster under the G. I. Bill of Rights, compose about fifty per cent of the student body. 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