Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1949 volume:

Wl , ' f S THE SOU ' WESTER STAFF OF ' 49 PROUDLY PRESENTS A SOUTHWESTERN SYMPHONY ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Maestros FRESHMEN Overture SOPHOMORES Andante JUNIORS Cadenza SENIORS Finale SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS Interlude CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS Fortissimo SPORTS Allegro FAVORITES Dolcissimo ACTIVITIES Intermission WESTMINSTER Accompaniment ADVERTISING : Fantasia EDITOR: NANCY MacKENZIE ART EDITOR: PARKER FOLSE LITHOGRAPHY: THE STECK COMPANY IK MEMORIAM DR. ALEXAKDER STACEY It is with the deepest humility that we remember Dr. Alexander Stacey. He was more than just a teacher; he was a philosopher, and a friend to all who knew him. Dr. Stacey ' s name and spirit will remain forever among us as a challenge to students of the quest of truth to which he so determinedly dedicated his life. His very existence came to be centered around the eternal and profound question, What does mean? , and it is by this that we shall always remember Dr. Stacey. DEDICATION. MR. ]OHH D. RICHARDS Music is an important part of Southwestern; music is also part of Mr. John D. Richards. He has won the loyalty and admiration of everyone through his unyielding demand for absolute perfection, tireless energy, generosity, friendliness, and genuine interest in all around him. He has set the highest possible goals for those who work with him, and has constantly been their guide and aid. He has given and added beauty to our daily life through the music which he has helped bring to the hearts of everyone. Because of this — your strength of character and quick, eager smile — we lovingly dedicate this annual to you, Mr. Richards, our friend and teacher! TBr Tr administration building - CODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY ' ■ ' - - ' :■;. I Mr . ■ : VI 1 68 itei|Jj te ■ ■ .U| S i i | 4 3 11 LAURA KUYKENDALL HALL ■ ' i ' i MOOD HALL JIM WEST GYMNASIUM ODDS AND ENDS HALL — ■■■ : x:--4  N ' r; • • • SMEED HOUSE PRESIDENT ' S HOUSE IMSTROS DR. J. N. R. SCORE PRESIDENT OF SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY . . McCOOK Business Manager DR. W. C. FINCH Administrative Assistant - . M. HOWARD KNOX Director of Public Relations JACK GILLUM, JR. Ex-Students ' Secretary DR. OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Dean of the Faculty College of Liberal Arts DR. HENRY EDWIN MEYER Dean School of Fine Arts RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Dean of Women JOHN V. RERGLUND Dean of Men BERGLUND, JOHN V. A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of Religion and Church History; Dean of Men ATKINSON, CARROLL A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology BIERSCHWALE, MARGARET A.B., A.M., B.S. in L.S. Librarian; Associate Professor of Library Science BERGQUIST, CARL W. A.B., D.D. Assistant Professor of Bible and History BOREN, CLYDE B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of English BLANK, HORACE R. B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Geology and Mineralogy BURTON, W. H. B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Edu- cation BOWDEN, IOLA A.B., B.F.A., M. MUS. Assistant Professor of Piano and Theory CAESAR, JACK B., JR. B.B.A., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics BUSFIELD, ROGER MELVIL A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama COMAN, JACK LEDYARD A.B., B.F.A., A.M. M.M. Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Education DAUER, DOROTHEA W. A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages DEUPREE, IRENE W. B.S., A.M. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Home Economics DOUGLASS, THOMAS B.Mus., M.Mus. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Vio- lin and Stringed Instruments ' ■■re FERGUSON, RUTH MORGAN A.B., A.M. Professor of English; Dean of Women FOX, MARY ELIZABETH A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Journal- FRIESEN, ABRAHAM P. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Phy- sics and Aeronautics GALYEN, ROSEMARY V. B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education GAUPP, FREDERICK Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Government I GEPPERT, EUNICE CLAIR A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English HAHN, DOROTHY ANN B.S. in H.E. Part-time Instructor in Home Economics GODBEY, JOHN CAMPBELL A.B., A.M., Sc.D. Professor and Head of the De- partment of Chemistry; Chair- ' man of the Division of Natural and Applied Sciences HESTER, GEORGE C. A.B., A.M., LL.D. Professor and Head of the De- partment of History and Govern- ment; Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences HARRIS, JACK B. B.S. Assistant Coach; Assistant Pro- fessor of Physical Education JACKSON, BENJAMIN F. A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Re- ligious Education HOWARD, CLAUD A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the De- partment of English and Journal- ism, Chairman of the Division of Humanities LENZ, FREDERICK W. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Foreign Languages JONES, RALPH W. B.M., M.M.Ed. Associate Professor of Wood- wind Instruments and Music Education; Director of South- western Band and Orchestra LUNDBLAD. ELIZABETH R. B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics LENZ, MALI G Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages LUKSA, FRANK E. A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Soci- ology MANN, BERNICE NELSON B.S. in P.E. Part-time Instructor in Physical Education MARTIN, JOHN RICHARD University Physician McCOY, J. HAMILTON A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages MEDLEY, RANDOLPH M. A.B., A.M. Director of Athletics; Associate Professor and Head of the De- partment of Physical Education and Training MEYER, HENRY EDWIN B.M., B.S., A.M., A.B., Mus.D. Dean; Professor of Piano and Organ MILLAR, ABRAM A. B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics ' OSBORN, WENDELL L. B.M., M.M. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Voice PATTERSON, WILLIAM A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Foreign Languages PUTT, HARRY A. B.Mus., M.M. Assistant Professor in Brass and Voice SAMUEL, ALLAH RAKHA A.B., A.M., B.T. Fellow in Education RICHARDS, JOHN D. B.F.A., M.M.Ed. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Music Education; Director of Southwestern University Chor- uses SCORE, JOHN N. R., II A.B., B.D. Assistant Professor of Psychol- ogy and Religion SCORE, J. N. R. A.B., B.D., D.D., Th.D., LL.D. President: Professor of New Tes- tament Language and Literature SPRINGER, ROLAND ANGUS A.B., A.M. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Speech and Drama. SIVELLS, HOWARD CARROLL A.B., M.S. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Biology STEELMAN, EDMUND H. Th.B., B.S. in Ed., S.T.B., S.T.M. S.T.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Bishop Seth Ward Chair of Bible STACEY, ALEXANDER A. LL.B., M.H., B.D., M.S.T., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Phi- losophy VALONE, ELIZABETH EMERSON B.F.A. Part-Time Instructor in Art. ULLRICH, OSCAR ALVIN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the De- partment of Psychology; Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences r VALONE, JAMES FLOYD A.B., M.F.A. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Art WAGGONER, LUTHER J. A.B., A.M., B.D. Associate Professor of History and Church History WANNFRIED, GEORG Ph.D., M.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry WATTS, HARVEY D. A.B., A.M., B.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Re- ligion WHITMORE, RALPH MARTIN A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Mathematics WILCOX, MARY E. A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor and Acting Head of the Department of As- tronomy and Meteorology WILLIAMS, MYRON L. A.B., A.M. Professor and Head of the De- partment of Business Adminis- tration and Economics, Retired MRS. MARGARET CORNWALL Head Matron of Mood Hall MISS DOROTHY HAHN Dietician of Laura Kuykendall Hall MRS. BEULAH BRIDGES Assistant Matron of Laura Kuykendall Hall MRS INA BELL McLENDON University Nurse Woodie McCook Infirmary MRS. ELLA HUGHES SMITH Head Matron of Laura Kuykendall Hall MRS. REULENE H. STANSELL Dietician of Mood Hall MRS. MAMIE SAUNDERS Matron of Sneed House MRS. MARGARET WILLIAMS Assistant Matron of Laura Kuykendall Hall Not Pictured: MRS. IDA MAE WHITAKER Assistant Matron of Laura Kuykendall Hall OVERTURE President: Kelly Burkhart Vice-President: Charles Dennis Secretary-Treasurer: Sue Ann Landrum FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS IN THE FRESHMAN CLASS WE RECOGNIZE: Hal Copeland — personality Lucile Walker — beauty Sue Ann Landrum — leadership Bennet Wilson — wuh! Donna Schroeder — voice Betty Ann Clendennin — height Anna Leutwyler — eyes Nancy Roesler — scholarship Mary Ann Gregory — piquancy Frank Severn — his guitar Bob Gallagher — individuolity Charlie Dennis — sparkle Bill Higgins — Joanie Jackie Sharp — hustling Beverly Jordan — popularity Kelly Burkhart — dependability Chicken Puryear — wit and humor Chester Webb — dancing Elaine Broadwell — charm Joe Edwards — appeal PAUL GORTON BLANTON Houston, Texas BIRDIE NELL BOX Llano, Texas JOHN DONALD BYERLEY El Campo, Texas LAWRENCE J. CESMIROSKY Freeport, Texas LOUISE BOOTH CROWDER Dallas, Texas PATRICIA DANNELLEY Elgin, Texas ELIZABETH ANN ECKMAN Houston, Texas BARBARA ANN ESKEW Waco, Texas MARTHA FAIR Tyler, Texas JOANN LOIS EVANS Breckenridge, Texas WILLIAM LEE FOLSE Beaumont, Texas MARTHA FERGUSON Houston, Texas Tl WILLIAM HENRY FREY Austin, Texas CARL EDGAR FRANK Laredo, Texas JEAN ANNE GIDDINGS Beaumont, Texas HARVEY FAIRCHILD Beaumont, Texas JAMES GALBREATH Texas City, Texas Ks JAMES THOMAS FENWICK Houston, Texas FRANCES LYNELL FOUST Georgetown, Texas ROBERT GALLAGHER Breckenridge, Texas BETTYE JEAN GRAY Refugio, Texas VIRGINIA GARRISON Lufkin, Texas MARY ANN GREGORY Miami, Florida ARTHUR OLIVER JANSEN Georgetown, Texas ROSEMARY KENNY Sinton, Texas . DOROTHY JEANETTE LEWIS Hutto, Texas NELL LOWMAN Bishop, Texas miffMti a JUNE ELIZABETH LIVELY Alvin, Texas RALPH HENRY LUNDGREN Elgin, Texas GERALDINE LUTER San Antonio, Texas PAUL STEWART McCARROLL Phillips, Texas BETTY RUTH McCRARY Lampasas, Texas ANNA CLAIRE LEUTWYLER Austin, Texas MARIAN GRACE LOOMER Austin, Texas JO ANN LYNCH Bandera, Texas JOHNYE FAYE LYONS Georgetown, Texas MARIAN MALONE McDONALD Texas City, Texas GLORIA JEAN McGILVRAY Houston, Texas BENJAMIN BARTON MARNEY De Leon, Texas MALCOLM MATHISON Texarkana, Texas NILA MAE MANER Harper, Texas ROBERT DALE MESSER Belton, Texas DOROTHY DEE MATTY Wichita Falls, Texas W £ FRANKLE JO MONTGOMERY Three Rivers, Texas KENT OAKLEY MOORE San Antonio, Texas JOAN ELLA MATTHEWS Austin, Texas HOMER ELBERT MICK Sinton, Texas GEORGE MITCHELL Houston, Texas ROBERT HOWELL MOORE Van, Texas FRANCES LOUISE MORGAN Marlin, Texas RUTH MUNSON East Columbia, Texas CURTIS MORRIS Longview, Texas GILBERT MORRISON Beaumont, Texas BARBARA ANN NICHOLSON Houston, Texas JO ANN OAKES Cotulla, Texas ALICE ANN PATTERSON Junction, Texas JOYCE MARIE PEACOCK Beeville, Texas SAM HAUGHT PASCHALL Burnet, Texas MARTHA ALICE PERRY Paducah, Texas ELIZABETH ANN PETERS Temple, Texas LESLIE FIELD MUNSON Georgetown, Texas JOYCE ELEANOR O ' NEAL Port Arthur, Texas JAN PEASLEE Georgetown, Texas DONALD PENNINGTON Georgetown, Texas MARTHA ANN PHILLIPS Houston, Texas A BRADLEY PHILLIPS Georgetown, Texas 3fc RAYMOND GEAN POULAIN Phillips, Texas VERNA JEAN POGUE Burkbumett, Texas PHYLLIS REESE Hobbs, New Mexico CAROLINE ROBERTSON Austin, Texas JOHN WESLEY PURYEAR Ashwood, Texas MAXINE RIVERS Pleasanton, Texas VIRGINIA ROBINSON Edna, Texas THOMAS WENDELL POOL Valley Mills, Texas BETTY RASCOE Crystal City, Texas VIRGINIA ROBBINS Austin, Texas NANCY ROESLER Corpus Christi, Texas BEATRICE CAROL POTTER Albuquerque, New Mex ico MARY JANE RECORD Hearne, Texas JOSEPHINE ROBERTS Uvalde, Texas SUSAN ROSSON Cameron, Texas GILBERT SARGENT San Antonio, Texas f iUfc «•• % s . B . WSfc, : ,™ .,MBi li ; ROBERT SCOGGINS Georgetown, Texas EDITH SATTERWHITE Buckholts, Texas DONNA SCHROEDER New Holland, Illinois MRS. WANDA SCOTT Georgetown, Texas HAROLD SELVEY Georgetown, Texas LEE SHIPP Cameron, Texas GORDON SIMMONS Temple, Texas DAVID SCHULZE Woodward, Texas £3 0 ? W ws «r ! kfc .. FRANK SEVERN Austin, Texas JACK HAFER SHARP Corpus Christi, Texas CHARLES SINCLAIR Laredo, Texas DON KIRK STOCKTON Daisetta, Texas JOHN HART THOMPSON Marlin, Texas MARY VIRGINIA WHITE Alvin, Texas JAMES EARL WILLIAMS Tomball, Texas MARGARET WINFREY Daisetta, Texas DONALD WOLFE Georgetown, Texas KATHRYN WOLFER Houston, Texas CLAUDE WOOLSEY Temple, Texas WINNA BETH WORTH Houston, Texas JOAN YOUNG Georgetown, Texas NOT PICTURED Adair, Robert Alvin Berthold, James Albert Boggs, Ernest Winifred Calhoun, Lester R. Castanon, Gilbert Castanon, Robert Fortinberry, Hyman Lea Gondran, Juanita Marie Gunther, Robert Max, Jr. Hayes, Bobby Archie Head, Mrs. Mertie Henry, Carroll Cree Higgins, William B., Jr. Hopingardner, Charles Hunt, John Gilbert Keeling, Carol Joyce , Kelley, Willis Carol McRae, Howard Lane Malish, Alvis M. Pardo, Billie Jeanne Parker, Ronald Williams Ponder, Charles Bedford Priest, John Dalton Ranfranz, Mary Alice Rankin, William E., Jr. Reeves, Edward Robb, Samuel Glenn Schwab, Edward Stubblefield, L. J., Jr. Thomas, William Vicari, Henry Weldon White, Thomas, Jr. Wilson, Bennett Breckenridge, Texas Dallas, Texas Florence, Texas Georgetown, Texas San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas Columbus, Texas Taylor, Texas Galveston, Texas Conroe, Texas Georgetown, Texas Austin, Texas Longview, Texas Houston, Texas Brenham, Texas Palestine, Texas Goose Creek, Texas Austin, Texas Granger, Texas Odessa, Texas Georgetown, Texas Bartlett, Texas Georgetown, Texas Houston, Texas Galveston, Texas Manor, Texas Austin, Texas Galveston, Texas Georgetown, Texas Lufkin, Texas Taylor, Texas Coleman, Texas Longview, Texas 1. Wonder what Ayres was doing at Freshman Orientation? 2. Registration for new students — note puzzled, unhappy expressions on all faces. 3. Smiling faces seem to be indicative of something at Faculty Reception, but we wonder what caused Dawn Marie to go to sleep? 4. Again registration lines — r did Chester wear his arm out filling out cards? 5. Just one glamorous part of the student line at the Faculty Reception. 6. Facial expressions here do not reveal any overwhelming school spirit but Freshmen redeemed themselves later — but how did Belle, Colleen, and Beanie get in the picture — everybody wants to be a Freshman! midudte President: Bobo Hardy Vice-President: Jim Youngblood Secretary-Treasurer: Betty McCoy SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS IN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS WE RECOGNIZE: Tommy Catlow — originality Shelley Smith — friendliness Madge Thornall — brain Kathryn Leise — scholarship Jim Youngblood — courteousness Betty Curtis — poise Bill Springfield — vitality Herman Humble — sportsmanship Joe Young — dancing John Flinn — his pansies Sallye Tom Smith — eyes Joyce Sadler — Fashion Rollo Means — Mammy Dick Fly — sweetness Frank White — athletics Belle Vivion — beauty Betsy Martin — personality Betty McCoy — refreshing Edgar Loessin — talent Bobo Hardy — leadership RICHARD BRAHM La Marque, Texas EDNA GRAY BRUCKS Hondo, Texas ONEY LEE CHAFIN Georgetown, Texas BETTIE CURTIS Cotulla, Texas MARY JO DAVIS Houston, Texas MATT MOSS DEES Llano, Texas KAY DANIEL Conroe, Texas MARTHA DE LA FOSSE Palestine, Texas HELEN DURRENBERGER Houston, Texas RICHARD FLY Hondo, Texas NANCY FOSTER Palestine, Texas ROBERT FROELICH Arkansas City, Kansas t JIM BOB GALLAWAY Georgetown, Texas EDGAR POPE HARDIN Granger, Texas CARROL HARRIS Houston, Texas GEORGIA HEGAR Houston, Texas EDWINA HEINSOHN Austin, Texas JAMES HOFFPAUIR Vidor, Texas PATTY HOLLOWAY Baytown, Texas JANET HINSON Graham, Texas MARGARET HORSTMANN Cameron, Texas -■■ RUTH HUBBARD Shawnee, Oklahoma LLOYD JEAN Georgetown, Texas HERMAN HUMBLE San Antonio, Texas JOANN JONES Taft, Texas BARBARA HORN Palestine, Texas LOUISE IRVINE Georgetown, Texas JOYCELYN JACKSON Conroe, Texas GRADYLENE JORDAN Houston, Texas HABEEB GEORGE KHOURY Haifa, Palestine DONALD LEE New Braunfels, Texas ROBERT EARL KOENIG Baytown, Texas BETTY JEAN LENGEFELD Temple, Texas LADIS MAREK Cameron, Texas itiiiifi § M 1 JAMES LAUBACH Georgetown, Texas CURTIS LEDBETTER Waco, Texas KATHRYN LIESE Georgetown, Texas EDGAR LOESSIN Houston, Texas LOLA McGAUGHEY Albany, Texas BETSY LEE MARTIN Rosenberg, Texas WILSON McPHAIL Houston, Texas PATSY ANN MARTIN Weslaco, Texas NANCY MEDLEY Georgetown, Texas ANN MATTHEWS Sinton, Texas GEORGE MICHAEL Houston, Texas ROBERT MONTGOMERY Three Rivers, Texas RICHARD F. MOON Upper Sandusky, Ohio BILL SCOTT OLNEY Burnet, Texas VIRGINIA PERRY Harlingen, Texas MARION SCHULZE San Benito, Texas MRS. COLEEN SCOGGINS Georgetown, Texas JOHN fAUL SCHULZE Woodward, Texas PATRICIA SELF San Antonio, Texas INA MARIE SUTHERLAND Uvalde, Texas PHYLLIS TRAHAN San Antonio, Texas 3. I. WILKERSON Houston, Texas ANNA BETH WINDER Gruver, Texas JOE YOUNG Creedmoor, Texas EUGENE WOOD San Antonio, Texas NOT PICTURED JAMES YOUNGBLOOD Beaumont, Texas Ahlberg, Dan L., Jr. Aves, Lynn Bryan, Peggy Jo Collins, Thomas Connell, Billy Don Crouch, James Fromer, Charles Louis Graves, Wendell Howard, James Ray Lucas, Robert J. Merritt, George H., Jr. Moore, Joyce Ann Murray, Jack Myers, Nancy Jane O ' Donnell, Guthrie Prince, Jack Rathman, Raymond Floyd Roberts, G.H., Jr. Toliver, Gayle Lester White, Frank Whitmore, Raymond Lee Georgetown, Texas Spring, Texas Dallas, Texas Llano, Texas Longview, Texas McGregor, Texas Eddy, Texas Longview, Texas McGregor, Texas Austin, Texas Uvalde, Texas Navasota, Texas Wharton, Texas Sulphur Springs, Texas Burnet, Texas Georgetown, Texas Lampasas, Texas Beaumont, Texas Georgetown, Texas Breckenridge, Texas Denton, Kansas cadenza Henry Sheppard, President; Barbara James, Secretary; Weldon Mays, Vice-President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS In the Junior Class We Recognize Alice Broadwell ■ — beauty Charles Cooper- — wit Lawrence Landrum — his caricature Barbara James — originality Edwin Lockey — football Reuben Strickland — comments on S.U. Dick Williams — sparkle Yvonne Wilson — leadership Doris Ann Brown — that lovely car Bobo Nelson — his trumpet Ann Parr — friendliness Henry Reimenschneider — talent Jake Shelley — diplomacy Colleen Camp — personality Butch Jones — smile Weldon Mays — tennis Henry Sheppard — the Megaphone Frances Deckard — voice Mitch Wommack — drawl Pat Brazil — eyes JERRY BREEDING Fort Worth, Texas CAROL R. BURTON San Antonio, Texas LARRY CROWNOVER Llano, Texas M. FRANCES DECKARD Springfield, Missouri JUNE FISHER Utopia, Texas JOHN W. FOSTER San Antonio, Texas JOSEPH DOWDY FRAZER San Antonio, Texas MARGARET GLENDENNING McAllen, Texas THOMAS M. HAMMOND Burnet, Texas BARBARA GRATZ Honolulu, T. H. ■ mr EDWARD M. HARTWELL Houston, Texas HENRY M. HOLLOWAY Hondo, Texas BYRON M. GRIFFIN Lake Jackson, Texas AUBREY HUGH HAYNES Crowell, Texas NAOMI HERSH Elizabeth, New Jersey JEAN HOWARD Brownsville, Texas RICHARD W. HESLER Georgetown, Texas MERRITT HULBURD Media, Pennsylvania LLOYD W. JONES West Columbia, Texas ROBERT H. KIRK Bertram, Texas FRANK KOPECKY Granger, Texas ft J %c jI m- D. LAWRENCE LANDRUM Galveston, Texas GEORGE F. LAWHORN Rockwall, Texas ROBERT L. LANE Georgetown, Texas HAROLD LEATHERWOOD West Columbia, Texas M . |OPv, J F Is ' fl RUTH LANETTE LEWIS Hutto, Texas MARSHALL A. LEAZAR Fredericksburg, Texas ROY WESLEY LUTONSKY Taylor, Texas DOROTHY McLURE Dallas, Texas HARPER M. McGEE Corpus Christi, Texas NANCY LEE MACKENZIE Houston, Texas WELDON DALLAS MAYS Texarkana, Texas EDWIN MORRIS LOCKEY Palestine, Texas CT% DOUGLAS W, McLENDON Georgetown, Texas i ' f Jjr . JOHN J. MANLEY Georgetown, Texas WILLIAM ELDON MAYS Texarkana, Texas EDWIN O. LUNDGREN Elgin, Texas nita lou Mclennan Cayuga, Texas WILLIAM OWEN MANN Georgetown, Texas ROBERT J. MASSEY Jarrell, Texas FRANCES LEE MELTON Fredericksburg, Texas JOE EDD MITCHELL Kosse, Texas CHARLES H. NIXON Lockhart, Texas Ih CHARLES MONKHOUSE Hondo, Texas ROBERT NORMAN San Benito, Texas DAN PARMLEE Houston, Texas ROBERT M. PEAVEY Indianapolis, Indiana MARILEE MUNGER Naperville, Illinois JOHN M. NORWOOD Carrizo Springs, Texas ANN PARR Arnarillo, Texas BEN WALTER PIEPER Dallas, Texas GEORGE NELSON Taylor, Texas PATRICIA OWEN Pine Bluff, Arkansas ROBERT PATTERSON Lufkin, Texas HENRY O. PRIEST Georgetown, Texas GROVER STAPP Florence, Texas GLEN SWENSON Austin, Texas ' . DICK WILLIAMS Cameion, Texas NOT PICTURED Anderson, Quentin Caraway, Cecil Dewald, Louis Forrester, Robin Gray Franke, Glen T. Gordon, Thomas Weldon Guinn, Charles Edwin Haynes, Robert Girley Henderson, Jeannine Kelley, Victor H., Jr. Knauth, Lee Roy Martinets, Frank E., Jr. Swenson, Clyde Henry Turner, Bill Wooten, William Taylor MITCHELL WOMMACK Palestine, Texas Lockhart, Texas Georgetown, Texas Fredericksburg, Texas Austin, Texas Schertz, Texas Georgetown, Texas West Columbia, Texas Salado, Texas Beaumont, Texas Houston, Texas Florence, Texas Granger, Texas Georgetown, Texas Georgetown, Texas Georgetown, Texas ODELL OSCAR WOOTEN Bertram, Texas FIPflLE President: Dwight House Vice-President: Bill Ayres Secretary-Treasurer: Martha [ane Williams SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IN THE SENIOR CLASS WE RECOGNIZE: Barbara Bailey — talent Helen Earle Black — leadership Roger Davidson — Elks Parade Bill Hartley — his smile Bever Hollingsworth — entertainment J. Roy Moses — friendliness Betsy Rivet — fashion Billy Woods — piano Mud Williams — sincerity Bill Ayres — wit Jo Ann Jordan — charm Frances Miner — graciousness Dwight House — courteousness Carmen Abbott — personality Royce Miller — sex appeal Larry Meredith — the November magazine Mima Jean Hardin — reliability Elmina Bell — stage presence Dana Green — congeniality Ernest Bosse ■ — artistic talent ABBOTT, CARMEN JO Beaumont, Texas B.S. in Ed.; June, 49 Major: Ed. English Zeta Tau Alpha, Pres., 47-48 ANABTAWI, ISAM N. Haifa, Palestine B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry AYRES, WILLIAM A. Fort Worth, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Phi Delta Theta, Pres. 48, Rush Cap. 47, Pledgemaster 47, Sec. 46, Treas. 46, Cody Mem. Award; Senate 47, Cheer Lead- er 47, Honor Council 48; V.P. Senior Class 48; Vets; Inter- Frat. Council 47-48; Men ' s Pan- hellenic Council 47-48; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; Great Greek, BAIN, BETTY San Antonio, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Independents; SCA Sec. 47-48; IRC V.P. 47-48; Alpha Chi; Girls Chorus; A Cappella Choir ALBRIGHT, JOSEPH F. San Antonio, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology Science Society, Pres.; Med. Ass ' n; Alpha Chi; Who ' s Who; Blue Key ? ANDERSON, HARRY L. Fort Worth, Texas B.S.; August, 49 Major: Chemistry Phi Delta Theta BAILEY, BARBARA Dallas, Texas B.A.; Jan., 49 Major: Eng. Drama Independents; Alpha Chi; Pi Kappa Delta; Mask Wig; Cardinal Key; A Cappella Choir BASS, FRANK M. Cuero, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Sigma; Pi Gamma Mu BASS, SAMUEL O. Georgetown, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. BASS, KENNETH Holland, Texas M.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha BEAN, EMMETT CAREW, JR. Houston, Texas B.B.A.; June. 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Alpha, Hist. 46, Sec. 47; Pan-Hellenic Council ' 48 BELL, JERRY DEANE Houston, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: English Phi Mu BORISKI, RAYMOND M. Houston, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Alpha, Sec. 47; Mega- phone Staff 46-49; Magazine Staff BOX, MASON Llano, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Pi Kappa Alpha BRIGMAN, GEORGE H. Uvalde, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Physics Kappa Alpha; Science Society BELL, ELMINA CHARLENE Gregory, Texas B.F.A.; June, 49 Major: Piano Independents; Delta Omicron, V.P. 48; Mozart Society, Pres. 47-48; Alpha Ghi, Sec. 48-49; Glamazons; Girls Chorus; Stu- dent Piano Teacher 47-48 BLACK, HELEN EARLE Georgetown, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Delta Delta Delta; Honor Coun- cil; Pi Gamma Mu; Cardinal Key; Interdenominational Youth Council; Who ' s Who BOSSE, ERNEST, JR. Brenham, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Art Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Chi; Blue Key, Pres. 47; Band; A Cappella Choir; Jessie Jones Scholarship Award; Men ' s Chorus; Annual Staff, 47-48 BRADLEY, MARYE LOUISE Dallas, Texas B.S. in Ed.; June, 49 Major: Secondary Ed. Alpha Delta Pi BURKHARDT, HAROLD D. Topeka, Kansas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Religious Education Independents; Blue Key; Men ' s Chorus; A Cappella Choir; Band; Ministerial Association BURNS, J. D. Georgetown, Texas BURNS, JOSEPH HENRY Cuero, Texas CAGE, MORRIS THAD, JR. Corpus Christi, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bible Independents; A C a p p e 1 1 a Choir; Men ' s Chorus; Minis- terial Ass ' n Council 48 COBB, BEN WILSON Calvert, Texas B.S. in Ed.; June, 49 Major: Phy. Ed. Independents; S Ass ' n; V.P. Freshman Class 45 DARE, MILTON KING Robstown, Texas B.A.; August, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Pi Kappa Alpha; M.S.F. V.P. 47-48; A Cappella Choir 47-48; Ministerial Ass ' n, Sec.Treas. 48, Pres. 49, Men ' s Chorus, Band, 46-47 BURNS, JOHN ARTHUR Cuero, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology Phi Delta Theta; Pre-Med So- ciety BUSSELL, WAYMAN KEITH Bay City, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry Independents; I.R.C.; Ministerial Ass ' n; Men ' s Chorus CARSON, ELAINE MARIE Luling, Texas B.S. in Ed.; June, 49 Major: Phys. Ed. Independents; Gamma Beta; Megaphone Staff, 45-46; Pan- Am. Forum; I.R.C.; Kuykendall House Council; Life Service Group; Band; Mask Wig; P.E. Club, V.P. CULPEPPER, KATHRYN Tivoli, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Education Phi Mu; Girl ' s Chorus; Mask Wig; M.S.F.; H.E. Club DAVIDSON, ROGER E. Los Angeles, Calif. B. Mus. Ed.; June, 49 Major: Mus. Ed. Kappa Sigma, Guard 48; Blue Key; Science Soc; Vets.; Stu- dent Asst. Band Director; Band, V.P. 46-48; Football Band; Or- chestra; Dance Band; Mega- phone Staff : §8r DAVIS, DAWN MARIE San Antonio, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Independents; Girls Chorus; A ' Cappella Choir; MYF Council- Library Club; Life Service Group; Cardinal Key; SCA Cabinet; Miss Southwestern Nominee, 49 DAVIS, LEWIS HAL, JR. Georgetown, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Sociology DIETZ, EDWIN CARL Fredericksburg, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. DAVIS, GENEVA MARIE Houston, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Independents; Kappa Phi, Sec. 47- 48; I.R.C., Sec. 46-47; Life Service Group; M.Y.F. Council DeSIREY, DONALD BATE Clinton, Iowa B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Alpha DOUGHERTY, JACK B. Corpus Christi, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Geology Kappa Sigma, V.P. 49; Lithadel- phic Society DUNCAN, WALLACE W. Alpine, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry Independents; Alpha Chi; Science Society, V.P. 49; Pre-Med. Assoc; Life Service Group; Men ' s Chorus , 4 j ■ ? . j EGGEN, FLOYD EUGENE Clifton, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Art Independents; Pan-Am. Forum; Mask and Wig EDENS, R. MAURICE Georgetown, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Pi Kappa Alpha, Pres. 47-48; Pres. 48-49; Life Service Group; Minis- terial Association; AGappella Choir; Men ' s Chorus; Blue Key EMMETT, MARTHA LEE Stephenville, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Independents; Kappa Phi; Life Service Group; Pan-American Forum i ETTER, DOROTHY W. Abilene, Texas FISHER, JOSEPH F. Fairfield, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology Pi Kappa Alpha; Pre-Med Ass ' n; Vets FISHER, NORRIS DALE Mertens, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology FOSTER, WILLIAM C. Cuero, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Sigma, G.P. 48, G.M. 49; PYF Pres. 46-47; Interfraternity Council Pres. 48-49; Men ' s Pan- hellenic Pres. 48-49; SCA Cabi- net 48-49; Senior Senator 48; Annual Staff 49; Blue Key; Who ' s Who FANCHER, WM. CARROLL Moscow, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Speech Drama Independents Council 48; Men ' s Chorus; A Cappella Choir; Mask Wig; Ministerial Ass ' n FISHER, NOLAN M. Hutto, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology FLETCHER, MARY F. Harper, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Sociology Independents; Kappa Phi; IRC Pi Gamma Mu; Pan Am. Forurr FRILEN, BARBARA HELEN Dallas, Texas B.S. in H.E.; June, 49 Major: Home Economics Independents; Pi Gamma Mu; Canterbury Club Sec. 48; Mask Wig; Home Ec. Club Sec. 47- 48, Pres. 48-49 FULLERTON, FRED M. Taylor, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Physics m FRY, JAMES Burnet, Texas B.B.A.; Jan., 49 Pi Kappa Alpha GAILEY, JO ANN San Antonio, Texas B.S. in Ed.; June, 49 Major: Sec. Education Phi Mu, Sec. 48; Pi Gamma Mu; P.E. Club GAMBRELL, JOHN B. Austin, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Pi Kappa Alpha; Men ' s Chorus; A Cappella Choir GAUPP, DIETER Georgetown, Texas GIFFEN, LARRY Nacogdoches, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry- Kappa Sigma, V.P. 47; Science Society; Cheerleader 46 GOETHE, GEORGE ARTHUR Georgetown, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Independents; Pi Gamma Mu; Alpha Chi; Men ' s Chorus; S Ass ' n; Vets GOETHE, HELEN COCKE Georgetown, Texas B.F.A.; June, 49 Major: Voice Delta Zeta; Delta Omicron; Mo- zart Society; Girl ' s Chorus; A Cappella Choir; Band GOLTER, BOB JACK Houston, Texas B.A.; Jan., 49 Major: English Independents; Freshman Sen- ator; Ministerial Ass ' n; SCA Council Pres. 48; Pi Kappa Del- ta; German Club; Mask Wig; Men ' s Chorus; A Cappella Chorus GORIL, ROBERT Chicago, Illinois GREATHOUSE, C. WADE Corpus Christi, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry Kappa Sigma Science Society GREEN, DANA SID Marble Falls, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Ministerial Association, Presi- dent 47; Vets Organization, Council 47, Pres. 48; V.P. 47; Senior Class Senator 48-49; Blue Key, Historian 48-49; Pi Gamma Mu, 48-49; Methodist Student Movement, Pres. 48-49; Texas Methodist Student Movement, Vice-Pres. 47-48. GUTHRIE, JOSEPH A. Corsicana, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Hist, and Govt. Independents GRIFFIN, FAYETTE Georgetown, Texas HARDIN, MIMA JEAN Bryan, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Alpha Delta Pi, Pres. 47; Glama- zons, Pres. 48; Mask and Wig, Pres. 48; Cardinal Key HAHN, WARREN W. Fredericksburg, Texas HARNEST, CHARLEY P. San Antonio, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Independents, Pres. 48; Vets; Pres. Junior Class, 47; Blue Key; Pres. Student Ass ' n 48-49; Who ' s Who HARDIN, NELL West Columbia, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Delta Delta Delta, Sec. 47-48-49; Cheer Leader 47; Football Queen 46; H. E. Club; Who ' s Who HARTLEY, BILLY J. San Saba, Texas B.S. in Ed.; June, 49 Major: Phys. Ed. Pi Kappa Alpha; S Ass ' n, Pres. 48-49 HARRIS, WALDO BOYD San Benito, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bible Independents; Ministerial Asso- ciation; Men ' s Chorus; MYF Cab- inet 47-48 HENDERSON, DOROTHY FA YE Beaumont, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Art Zeta Tau Alpha; Cardinal Key; Women ' s Pan-Hellenic; Mask and Wig; H. E. Club; Who ' s Who HEACOCK, EDWARD WILSON Llano, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Independents; Men ' s Chorus; Band; Mask and Wig; Ministerial Ass ' n HERSH, CECIL S., JR. Elizabeth, N. J. B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Independents; Pi Gamma Mu; Vets HILL, LEWIS Grosbeck, Texas HOGAN, DANIEL DeWITT Briggs, Texas HOLLINGSWORTH, BEVERLY Houston, Texas HOUSE, DWIGHT RAY Artesia, N. M. B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Alpha; Vets; Senate, 46- 47-48-49; Honor Council 48-49; S Association, V.P. 47-48; V.P. Stu- dent Association, 47-48; Pres. Sen- ior Class 48-49 JAMES, ROBERT BLAIR Corpus Christi, Texas HUNT, MARJORIE Angleton, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Education Delta Zeta, V.P. 46-47-48, Pres. 48- 49; Women ' s Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil; Interfraternity Council; Annual Staff 48 HUGG1NS, WILLIAM F. Georgetown, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. ' S Association JONAS, JAMES ROBERT Van, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Independents; S Association JORDAN, JO ANN San Antonio, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology Zeta Tau Alpha; Senior Clat Senator; Pre-Med. Club; H.E. Club; Mask and Wig Club KERN, JANE ELIZABETH Palestine, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Independents, Sec. 48, MSF Council 46-48, Life Service Group; Kappa Phi; SCA Cabi- net, Pres. 48; Cardinal Key, Treas. 48-49 KIKER, ORBIE RAY Rotan, Texas KNOX, JEAN BERRY Lufkin, Texas B.S. in Ed.; June, 49 Major: Education Delta Delta Delta, Hist. 48, Pub. Chairman 49; Megaphone 48; Home Ec. Club; Annual Staff 48 LANE, WILLIAM Georgetown, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology- Phi Delta Theta LEIFESTE, LAMAR C. Georgetown, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology KHOURY, ADEEB SALEEM Nazareth, Palestine B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry KIRK, ROBERT ADAM Lamesa, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Pi Gamma Mu; Alpha Chi LANE, PATRICIA RUTH Longview, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Sociology Delta Delta Delta, V.P. 48; An- nual Staff 48, 49; Pi Gamma Mu; Mask Wig; Pan American Forum LEE, OLIVER JESS Georgetown, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry LEON, BARBARA CAROL Lubbock, Texas B.F.A.; June, 49 Major: Piano Independents; Alpha Chi; Delta Omicron Pres. 48, Pearl Neas Music Prize 47, Mozart Society; A Cappella Choir LEWIS, JIMMIE A. Luling, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Independents; Ministerial Asso- ciation, V.P. 47; Life Service Group, Pres. 48 LINDSAY, CHARLES R. Granger, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology- Science Society; Pre-Med. Asso- ciation LYNCH, RICHARD CHARLES Hondo, Texas Pi Kappa Alpha, S Association McCORMICK, CHARLES Florence, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Pi Kappa Alpha Mcdonald, harvey j. Georgetown, Texas McINTYRE, THOMAS R. Navasota, Texas B.B.A.; June 49 Pi Pappa Alpha; Pi Gamma Mu; Vets Mclean, ruelene Georgetown, Texas B.B.A.; June. 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Pi Gamma Mu; Science Society McMILLEN, CHARLES E. Gladewater, Texas McNALLEN, DALE PATRICK Breckenridge, Texas MANGRUM, MILDRED LA VERNE Waco, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Education Independents; Life Service Group; Cardinal Key; A ' Cappella Choir; Girls Chorus; L.K. House Council MASON, ROBERT HARRELL Burnet, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ed. Kappa Alpha, Pres. 47-48; Pi Gam- ma Mu MANLEY, MRS. TRAVIS R. Georgetown, Texas MAY, WARREN ROLLEN Georgetown, Texas MAURICE, ROBERT LEWIS Albuquerque, N. M. B.S.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry Kappa Sigma; Band; Vets MILLER, WILBERT Bartlett, Texas B.S. in P.E.; June, 49 Major: Phys. Ed. Pi Kappa Alpha MEREDITH, LAWRENCE Dallas, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: English Independents; Blue Key; Alphi Chi, Pres. 48; Magazine Staff, Editor 48-49; SCA Cabinet; MSF Cabinet; Men ' s Chorus; A ' Cap- pella Choir; Science Society; Gloria Hawker Poetry Prize 48; Ministerial Association; Mask and Wig MINER, FRANCES Fort Worth, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Phi Mu, Pres. 47-48; Home Econom- ics Club, Sec. 47; Spanish Club; Pi Gamma Mu, Pres. 48; Cardinal Key, Sec. 48; Women ' s Pan-Hel- lenic; Glamazons; Who ' s Who MOORE, ALLEN JOE Waco, Texas MORTON, BAKER Coleman, Texas MORRIS, ROSEMARY Longview, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Speech and Drama Delta Delta Delta; Pi Epsilon Delta: Mask and Wig MOSES, J. ROY Sinton, Texas MUMME, DAVID R. San Antonio, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Math NAGEL, KYLE Edna, Texas NEAL, LUTHER H. Hillsboro, Texas PACE, THOMAS J., JR. Iowa Park, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Speech Pi Kappa Alpha; Mask and Wig; Men ' s Chorus PATE, ROBERT JACKSON Woodville, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bible Independents; Ministerial Asso- ciation PETERSON, ROBERT DYER Hitchcock, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Sociology Independents; Ministerial Asso- ciation; Life Service Group PHILLIPS, BASIL Georgetown, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. PIPER, JOHNNY Burnet, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Phi Delta Theta; Vets PLATT, JOHN W. Granger, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu; Min- isterial Ass ' n RAGSDALE, OLETA San Saba, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Phi Mu; Mask and Wig; H.E. Club: Pi Gamma Mu POTEET, RALPH HARRIS Georgetown, Texas REEVES, MAE YVONNE Henderson, Texas RAMEY, JAMES MELTON Georgetown, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Chemistry Science Society; Band REYNOLDS, HAROLD W. McAllen, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Rel. Ed. Independents; Alpha Chi; Men ' s Chorus; A ' Cappella Choir; Min- isterial Ass ' n RETA, FELIX Taylor, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Independents; Science Society, Sec. 47-48-49; Glamazons; Cardi- nal Key RICHARDSON, BETSY Mexia, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Mathematics RICHARDSON, PERRY DEAN Houston, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Independents, Council 45-46-47; Men ' s Chorus; A ' Cappella Choir; SCA Cabinet 47-48; Ministerial Association, Sec. 47-48; Mega- phone Staff 45-46; Annual Staff 45-46 RIVET, BETTYE Beaumont, Texas RINN, THOMAS MONROE Yoakum, Texas RIVET, HOMER GENE Beaumont, Texas ROBASON, HAROLD VEE May, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. ROBINSON, BILLY G. Mount Pleasant, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Pi Kappa Alpha; Mask and Wig; Vets; Pre-Med. Club ROGERS, MARGIE Georgetown, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Alpha Delta Pi; Pi Gamma Mu ROESLER, DON RAMSEY Corpus Christi, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Education Kappa Sigma; Pi Gamma Mu; Blue Key; Vets; Senate; SCA Cab- inet; Megaphone Staff; Annual Staff; Men ' s Chorus; A ' Cappella Choir RUNK, CHARLES ERNST Alice, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bible RUSSELL, JAMES C San Antonio, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Physics Pi Kappa Alpha; Science Society SALIBO, NICHOLAS JAMES Houston, Texas SAMUEL, ALLAHA RAKHA West Punjab, Pakistan, India SAMUEL, MRS. DAISY West Punjab, Pakistan, India SCARBROUGH, JAMES R. Houston, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Pi Gamma Mu SCHMIDT, EVELYN FAYE Genoa, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: English Independents; Girls Chorus; A ' Cappella Choir; Life Service, Sec. 47-48; I.R.C., Treas. 48; M.S.F. Council 46; German Club; Mega- phone Staff 46; Sinfonnetta 47-48; Orchestra 49 SCHWARZER, BESSIE LEE Austin, Texas SCHULTZE, FRITZ H. Brenham, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Independents; Vets SHIRES, J. D., JR. Georgetown, Texas T SEALE, EVERETT YOUNG, JR. San Antonio, Texas B. A.; June, 49 Major: Ed. and History Kappa Alpha, V.P. 46-47; Inter- fraternity Council, Pres. 48 SNIPES, JACK CLINTON Georgetown, Texas SMITH, FORREST Beaumont, Texas SPANN, HAROLD GLEN Gladewater, Texas SPELLMAN, NORMAN W. Seguin, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bible Independents; Council 45; Blue Key, Sec. 48-49; Alpha Chi, V.P. 48-49; Ministerial Assoc, Pres. 45; SCA., V.P. 45-46, Pres. 46-47; Men ' s Chorus; A ' Cappella Choir .■.• . I J- ; STARRY, EDWIN Yoakum, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Alpha; S Assoc. STONE, CHARLES New Orleans, La. TAUSEND, RALPH CHARLES Houston, Texas TAYLOR, HARRY LAY Georgetown, Texas THOMAS, J. G„ JR. Anderson, Texas TITTLE, REBECCA ANN Brownsville, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Sociology Delta Delta Delta; Honor Council; Senate; International Relations Club TOLEMAN, THOMAS ORRIN San Jose, California B.S.; June, 49 Major: Geology Independents; Lithadelphic Society TOOLEY, LESTER LEROY Dallas, Texas VAUGHN, ELLA FRANCES Bay City, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology Delta Delta Delta; Band; Mask and Wig; Pre-Med. Assoc; Megaphone Staff; Lithadelphic Society VERN, MYRIAN ANNE Houston, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: English SCA Cabinet; Magazine Staff - V EBERNICK, NELSON E. Georgetown, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Geology Independents; Lithadelphic So- ciety VERNON, WILLIAM FRANKLIN Big Spring, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Kappa Alpha; S Assoc. WHITE, EDWARD PATRICK Mobile, Alabama WEISS, LEROY Seguin, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology Kappa Sigma; Pre-Med; Vets WILSON, JESSE ELYSE Fort Worth, Texas B.S. in H.E.; June, 49 Major: Home Ec. Alpha Delta Pi; H.E. Club, V.P. Spanish Club; Mask and Wig WILLIAMS, MARTHA JANE Crockett, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: English Phi Mu, Pres. 46; Sec. Senior Class 48-49; Mask and Wig; Spanish Club; Sec. Student Body 46; Sen- ate 45-46; Life Service Group; MYF, Sec. 49; Girls Chorus; Band; Miss Southwestern 49 WITTER, PAULINE Ballinger, Texas B.B.A.; June, 49 Major: Bus. Ad. Delta Zeta; Mask and Wig; Pi Gamma Mu; International Rela- tions ' Club WINSLOW, GROVER C, JR. Cullomburg, Alabama WOOD, WILBUR RUSSELL San Antonio, Texas WOOD, JOAN BERNICE Georgetown, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: English Alpha Delta Pi, Beauty 47; Cheer- leader 48 WOODS, BILLIE JOE Seguin, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: History WYATT, RICHARD TILLMAN Rockdale, Texas YEAMAN, JOHN F. Laredo, Texas B.A.; June, 49 Major: Psychology Independents; Ministerial Asso- ciation; Mask and Wig; Men ' s Chorus YOUNG, RUTH Georgetown, Texas B.S.; June, 49 Major: Biology Alpha Delta Pi; Science Society- Alpha Chi; Band ZACCARIA, ATTILIO, JR. Oakville, Connecticut NOT PICTURED AINSWORTH, TED FORD — Georgetown, Texas BEAVER, MRS. ELIZABETH PLATT — Georgetown, Texas BUSFIELD, ROGER M., JR. — Georgetown, Texas BIRKELBACH, BERNARD — Georgetown, Texas BLACKMAN, DARRELL — Georgetown, Texas BIRD, MRS. ALT AX VICKERS — Sinton, Texas CARTER, WENDELL CARL — Georgetown, Texas GAIDA, EDWARD JOSEPH — Granger, Texas HAMRIC, ROBERT EDISON — Corpus Christi, Texas HOLCHAK, DOROTHY LEE — Burton, Texas LANGTON, GEORGE E. — Del Rio, Texas LEE, MRS. MAY ANN — Georgetown, Texas MACKINTOSH, ROBERT ALLAN — Georgetown, Texas MILLER, ROYCE GENE — Hallettsville, Texas MUNGER, JOHN HENRY — Naperville, Illinois PALMER, WILLIAM CORBIN, JR. — Port Arthur, Texas RENICK, MRS MYRTLE — Bertram, Texas RICE, WALTER B., JR. —Austin, Texas SHAW, CHARLES C, JR. — Galveston, Texas WILSON, ROBERT PRUCE — Burnet, Texas Just outside the inner sanctum Zirline An- derson, Glyn Hoffpauir, and Nell Hodges — the capable staff of the President ' s office — take a minute to refresh themselves with a cheery smile for the cameraman. Evelyn Schmidt was not present. Behind that little sign of advice, The thing that costs the least — and does the most — is just a pleasant smile, is one of the busiest offices on the campus. The Busi- ness Office staff — Lakin, Dolan, Davis, McCook, Rader, Jackson, Hilton, and Smith — pause a moment to get together for a picture. The Registrar ' s Office means grades to some people, but to others it means much more. The duties of the staff in this office range from admission to graduation, and usually the Registrar ' s Office is a student-appointed informa- tion bureau. Lois Rutledge, Frances Melton, Miss Pearl A. Neas, Peggy Jo Bryan, Josephine Karr, Fayette Griffin, and JoAnn Kilbourn take time off from their varied jobs, but as usual, for them too, play time doesn ' t come till 5:00. HITEALUDE First Row: Cannon, Phi Mu; James, Phi Mu; Jordan, Zeta Tau Alpha; Foster, Kappa Sigma; Brown, Delta Delta Delta; Morris, Delta Delta Delta; Haynes, Alpha Delta Pi; Hunt, Delta Zeta; Fox, Delta Zeta; Abbott, Zeta Tau Alpha; Wilson, Alpha Delta Pi Second Row: DeSirey, Kappa Alpha; Anderson, Phi Delta Theta; Williams, Phi Delta Theta; Peavey, Kappa Alpha; Hardy, Kappa Sigma; Edens, Pi Kappa Alpha Not Pictured: Matthews, Pi Kappa Alpha INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council is composed of two representatives, President and Rush Captain, from each Greek fra- ternity on the campus. It meets once a month, the place of meeting alternating between the various fraternity houses and Kuykendall Hall. The purpose of the organization is twofold. Not only does the Interfraternity Council seek to harmonize relation- ships between the several sororities and fraternities; but also it acts as coordinator between the Greek groups and the Independent groups on the campus. The Council aids in stabilizing Greek problems, supports various campus activities, and often introduces or promotes new activities which may be of value either to the Greek organizations or to the entire campus. The Interfraternity Council deserves much more recognition than it actually receives. So also do the Men ' s Pan- hellenic and Women ' s Panhellenic groups which work under and along with the Interfraternity Council. These groups also are composed of two representatives from each Greek fraternity, and they meet once a month to discuss problems relating to their respective groups. Their purpose is practically the same as that of the Interfraternity Council, but these groups function on a smaller scale and closer to the individual Greek groups. All three of these groups operate according to a procedure set up by National Panhellenic Council, and function accordingly. They are the valuable link which joins the Greeks on the campus and which links the Greeks with the other organizations on the campus, for the benefit of all. Picture: Edens, Pi Kappa Alpha; Williams, Phi Delta Theta; Anderson, Phi Delta Theta; Foster, Kappa Sigma; DeSirey, Kappa Alpha; Peavey, Kappa Alpha Not Pictured: Jerry Mathews, Pi Kappa Alpha MEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL First Row: Cartwright, Zeta Tau Alpha; Jordan, Delta Zeta; Brown, Delta Delta Delta; Cannon, Phi Mu; Ferguson; Liese, Delta Delta Delta Second Row: Laws, Alpha Delta Pi; Burns, Alpha Delta Pi; Daniel, Delta Zeta; James, Phi Mu; Rivet, Zeta Tau Alpha WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL First Row: Blocksom, Bradley, Briqham, Butler, Cameron, Churchill, Clendennin Second Row: Ehman, Evans, Forsvall, Garrison, Giddings, Hardin Third Row: Haynes, Howard, Hyde, Kermeth, Landrum, Lowman, McCoy Fourth Row: Overton, Rogers, Rowntree, Skelton, Smith, Sneed, Terry Fifth Row: Webster, White, Williams, Wood, Wilson J., Young R., Young J. ALPHA DELTA PI President: Marjorie Laws Vice-President: Yvonne Wilson Secretary: Ann Parr Treasurer: Charlotte Hyde Alpha Delta Pi was founded at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia, in 1851. Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi was established at Southwestern University in 1907. The Faculty Advisor is Mrs. John V. Berglund. There are four Alumna Advisors: Mrs. I. J. McCook Jr., Mrs. Calvin Sanders, Mrs. Wallace Evans, and Mrs. Billy Hoffman. Laws Wilson Parr Hallauer i ' 1 First Row: Anderegg, Baker, Baltzer, Beaver, Black Brodnax, Brown Second Row: Clark, Cone, Corwin, Crow, Crump, Dalchau, Ellet Third Row: Etter, Fair, Jones, Knox, Liese, Morris, Munson Fourth Row: McKinney, Powell, Ross, Smith, Spencer, Strange, Sutherland Fifth Row: Tittle, Trout, Vaughn, Wales, Ward Not Pictured: Ranfranz New Pledges: Louise Crowder, Hallie Ann Hodges, Frances Melton DELTA DELTA DELTA President: Doris Anne Brown Vice-President: Patricia Lane Secretary: Nell Hardin Treasurer: Nancy Medley Delta Delta Delta was founded in 1888 at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts. Theta Epsilon Chapter was founded at Southwestern University in 1911. The Faculty Advisor is Dr. J. C. Godbey, and the Alumna Advisor is Mrs. J. N. R. Score. Lane Hardin Medley i iinlMMitii ' ' i ' I ' First Row: Barr, Barton, Bell, Carmichael, Daniel, Dannelley, Davis Second Row: Deschner, Diltz, Dreylinq, Durrenberger, Fernandez, Faust, Gallaway Third Row: Gibbs, Goethe, Haster, Hegar, Helton, Jordan B., Jordan G. Fourth Row: King, Lyons, Mainz, Matty, Nicholson, Owen, Phillips Fifth Row: Reese, Reeves, Shine, Webb, Winder, Witter New Pledges: Gretchen Becker, Jan Peaslee, Judy Purgason DELTA ZETA President: Margie Hunt Vice-President: Beverly Fox Secretary: Bette Curtis Treasurer: Jeanne Bordeaux Delta Zeta was founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, in 1902. In 1946 a local sorority known as Lambda Sigma Gamma was established as Gamma Zeta Chapter of Delta Zeta. The Alumna Advisor is Mrs. Huie, and the Faculty Advisor is Mrs. Angus Springer. Hunt Fox Curtis Bordeaux t ' I, CI MISS GRAY BRUCKS SWEETHEART OF INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION First Row: Harnest, Mangrum, Weston Second Row: Green, Webb, Richardson COUNCIL OF THE FALL SEMESTER President: Charles Harnest Vice-President President of the Girls: Mildred Mangrum Secretary-Treasurer: Margaret Weston General Planning: Don Lee Program Chairman: B. J. Wilkerson Food Chairman: Elaine Carson Publicity: Barbara Eskew, Carroll Fancher COUNCIL OF THE SPRING SEMESTER President: Dana S. Green Vice-President President of the Girls: Marilynn Webb Secretary-Treasurer: Betsy Richardson General Planning: Henry Holloway Program Chairman: Kelly Burkhart Food Chairman: Jake Shelley Publicity: Harvey Fairchild, Willo Steinman INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Independent Association is to work for the common welfare of students by providing social activities for those who are not affiliated with any primarily social Greek letter fraternity on this campus and by providing an opportunity for training in the principles of democ- racy. ROSTER OF MEMBERS Lynn Aves Ann Anderson Helen Bartak Elmina Bell Ella Blankenship Mary Emma Blasdel Eddie Brandt Bill Breed Anne Brevard Aneita Briley Moneita Briley Billie Ann Brown Darlene Brucks Gray Brucks Harold Burkhardt Kelly Burkhart Don Byerley M. T. Cage Joe Cavness L. J. Cesmirosky Gloria Chamberlain John Charles Jo Ann Clements Dawn Davis Geneva Davis Hank Deschner Calvin Dickinson Wallace Duncan Marilyn Dusek Ann Eckman Joe Edwards Floyd Eggan Martha Emmett Harvey Fairchild Carroll Fancher June Fisher Bruce Galloway Margaret Glendenning Dana Green Blitz Griffin Walter Hankla Charles Harnest Boyd Harris Ed Hartwell Ed Heacock Naomi Hersh Mary Kay Hewlett Janet Hinson Tom Hodges Henry Holloway Charles Hopingardner Bill House Merritt Hulburd Herman Humble Louise Irvine Suzette Irvine Bonnie June Jackson Maryneal Jackson Lem Joiner Robert Joiner Rosemary Kenny Jane Kern Curtis Ledbetter Jimmie Lewis Marian Loomer Edwin Lundgren Jo Ann Lynch Alvis Malish Ben Marney Ann Matthews Alice Mayfield Lawrence Michalka George Mitchell Robert Moore Marian McDonald Lola McGaughey Bonnie Newton Jo Ann Oakes Joyce O ' Neal Alice Patterson Robert Patterson Joyce Peacock Virginia Perry Althea Peterson Arthur Pry Joe Ray Felix Reta Lewis Reed Henry Reimenschneider Betsy Richardson Perry Richardson Maxine Rivers Virginia Robinson Susan Rosson Edith Satterwhite Evelyn Schmidt Donna Schroeder David Schulze J. P. Schulze Bess Schwarzer Jake Shelley Eleanor Sloat Joy Spaw James Staff Duane Stearns Willo Steinman Harriet Stewart Joyce Terry Harold Treibs John Hart Thompson Lucile Walker Grady Walton Earnestine Warren Mary Jane Wasson Marilynn Webb Tom Weisinger Catherine Weeks Ed White Kay Wolfer Beth Worth John Yeaman Joe Young miss colleen; camp sweetheart of kappa alpha fraternity First Row: Atkinson, Avant, Baker, Bean, Brigman, DeSirey Second Row: Folse, Flinn, Guthrie, Hahn, Hammond, House Third Row: Koenig, Lawhorn, Leatherwood, McNallen, Mason, Olney Fourth Row: Patterson, Pool, Rinn, Seale, Severn, Starry Fifth Row: Stonecipher, Thomas, Tooley, Vernon, Wood, Wyatt Not Pictured: Adair, Collins, Connell, Gaida, Graves, Guinn, Hamric, Higgins, Johnson, Martinets, Merritt, Rathman, Schwab, White, Wilson, Pearson KAPPA ALPHA President: Robert Peavey Vice-President: Marvin Gray Secretary: Raymond Boriski Treasurer: Lloyd Jones Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee University in 1865. Xi Chapter at Southwestern was founded in 1883. The Alumnus Advisor and Faculty Advisor is Dr. I. J. McCook. Peavey Gray Boriski Jones MISS MARILYN; ROBERSON SWEETHEART OF KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY First Row: Adkins, Baker, Bass, Byrom, Cary, Cooper, Davidson, Dougherty Second Row; Fenwick, Foster, Frazer, Gallagher, Gallaway, Giffen, Greathouse, Guffie Third Row: James, McPhail, McMillen, Musch, Puryear, Roesler, Sharp, Shell Fourth Row: Sheppard G., Sheppard H., Smith F., Smith Sh., Smith St., Springfield, Weiss, Weyman Fifth Row: White, Williams, Woolls, Vineyard, Youngblood Not Pictured: Manley, Maurice, Means, Murry KAPPA SIGMA Grand Master: Bobo Hardy Grand Procurator: Charles Nixen Grand Scribe: Dick Fly Grand Treasurer: Larry Crownover Kappa Sigma was founded in the United States at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 1869. Iota Chapter of Kappa Sigma was founded at Southwestern in 1888. The Faculty Advisor is Mr. Jack Coman, and the Alumnus Advisor is Mr. Arpee Davis. Hardy Nixen Fly Crownover K . s I 4 to - O First Row: Anderson, Armstrong, Ayres, Blanton, Burns, Burton, Catlow Second Row: Copeland, Darland, Dennis, Folse, Foster, Griffin, Hardin Third Row: Harris, Johnson, Hoffpauir, Landrum, Lane, Mathison, McHenry, Monkhouse Fourth Row: Morris, Morrison, Munson, Nelson, Sells D., Switzer, Wolfe, Wommack Not Pictured: Burns J., Gunther, Hayes, Howard, Rankin New Pledges: Don Pennington, Lester Peterman, Ralph Russell, Hilary Wilson PHI DELTA THETA President: Dick Williams Vice-President: Edgar Loessin Secretary: George Sells Treasurer: Bob Bisbey Phi Delta Theta was founded in 1848 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, as part of the well-known Miami Triad. Texas Gamma Chapter was founded at Southwestern in 1886. The Alumnus Advisor is Judge Sam V. Stone and the Faculty Advisor is Mr. Harvey D. Watts. Williams Loessin Sells Bisbey First Row: Behrens, Bel), Broadwell A., Broadwell E., Butler, Culpepper, Cope Second Row: Deckard, Dillard, Du Bois, Dyche, Ezell, Foster, Gailey Third Row: Gratz, Hollingsworth, Horn, Hubbard, James, Lilly, Martin B. Fourth Row: Martin P., Miner, Munger, Peters, Ragsdale, Roberts, Robertson, Roesler Fifth Row: Smoot, Thornall, Tidwell, Traylor, Wagner, Williams E., Williams M., Winfrey New Pledges: Janette Bowmer, Margaret Horstmann, Margaret Weston PHI MU President: Barbara Cannon Vice-President: Ruth McCain Secretary: Nancy Mackenzie Treasurer: Patty Holloway Phi Mu was founded at Wesleyan College at Macon, Georgia, in 1852. Xi Kappa Chapter was founded on the South- western campus in 1908. It was reinstated in 1941. The Faculty Advisor is Mrs. Lamar Leifeste. The Alumna Advisor is Mrs. Hobson Martin. Cannon McCain Mackenzie Holloway 1 MISS RUTH McCAlH SWEETHEART OF PI KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY — iL First Row: Armstrong, Bass C, Bass K., Boozer, Bosse, Box, Brandt, Breeding Second Row: Buttery, Cavitt, Dare, Dees, Delbridge, Deschner, Duncan, Eimann Third Row: Fry, Gambrell, Gore, Hartley, Hesler, Hill, Kiker, Lane Fourth Row: Lockey, Lundgren E., Lundgren R., Lynch, Mays W., Michael, Mick, Miller Fifth Row: McCormick, Mclntyre, Moses, Parmlee, Prigmore, Ouigley, Robertson Sixth Row: Robinson, Russell, Slaughter, Snoga, Stapp, Stockton, Townsend Not Pictured: Hunt, Kelley, Lane, Pace New Pledges: L. L. Ainsworth, Ray Arbuckle, Don Lee, Robert Moore, Earl Nelson, B. J. Wilkerson PI KAPPA ALPHA President: Maurice Edens Vice-President: Eldon Mays Secretary: John Walton Treasurer: Gerald Matthews Pi Kappa Alpha was founded at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 1868. The Southwestern chapter was first founded in 1910, and then reactivated in 1948. The Faculty Advisor is Mr. J. H. McCoy and the Alumnus Advisor is Mr. Herman Sullivan. Edens Mays Walton Mathews First Row: Briggs, Bryan B., Bryan V. R., Camp, Cartwright, Cook, Deming Second Row: Griffith, Henderson, Herring, Lengefeld, Leuter, Leutwyler, Manley Third Row: Matthews, Sadler, Taylor, Vineyard, Vivion Not Pictured: Keeling New Pledges: Sue Birdwell, Peggy Jo Bryan, Hortense Nabours ZETA TAU ALPHA President: Carmen Abbott Vice-President: Bettye Rivet Secretary: Norma Ruth Shult Treasurer: JoAnn Jordan Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Virginia State Normal at Farmsville, Virginia, in 1898. Lambda Chapter was founded on the Southwestern campus in 1906. The Alumna Advisor is Mrs. William S. Lott, and the Faculty Advisor is Miss Mary Wilcox. Abbott Rivet Shult Jordan fOfiTISS PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION CHARLEY PARRISH HARNEST San Antonio, Texas Charley Harnest, our popular Student Body Presi- dent, is a Senior student, majoring in Business Ad- ministration. He is a member of the Student Senate, Who ' s Who, Blue Key, DeMolay, and the Veteran ' s Organization. He has served on the S.C.A. Council in ' 47, as President of the Independents in ' 48- ' 49, President of the Junior Class in ' 47- ' 48, and this year as President of the Student Body. VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION JOE WADE STANSELL Killeen, Texas Joe Stansell is a Junior student, and is married to Mrs. Reulene Hibler Stansell, dietitian of Mood Hall. He is a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, the Veteran ' s Organization, Blue Key, the Student Senate, and is chairman of the Honor Council. He has played on the Football Squad for three years, and is now Vice-President of the Student Body. SECRETARY OF THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION FRANCES DECKARD Springfield, Missouri Frances Deckard is a Junior, and is well-known to everyone for her fine singing. She is a Fine Arts major, member of the Phi Mu Sorority, the A Capella Choir, Cardinal Key, Student Senate, Mozart Society, Women ' s Chorus, Church Choir, and is President of Delta Omicron, Soloist for the Men ' s Chorus, Secre- tary of the Fine Arts School, and Secretary of the Student Body. First Row: Copeland (1), Cooper (3), Deckard (3), Eskew (1), Fly (2) Second Row: Foster B. (4), Foster J. (3), Foster N. (3), Green (4), Hall (2) Third Row: Harnest (4), House (4), Jordan (4), Means (2), Parr (3) Fourth Row: Roesler (1), Sheppard (3), Stansell (4), Stockton (1), Tittle (4) Not Pictured: Hardin J., Roesler O. STUDENT SENATE President: Charley Harnest Vice-President: Joe Stansell Secretary: Frances Deckard Not Pictured: Hardin J., Roesler D. The Student Senate is Southwestern ' s functioning organization of student government. Members are nominated by each class and voted on by the respective classes in the spring. All nominees must be approved by the faculty. The Senate meets regularly each week to discuss matters of importance to the student body and decide questions relating to student government problems. The Senate also has been responsible recently for many new projects and improvements made around Southwestern. Their tireless efforts and determination to gain for the Southwestern students the advantages and opportunities available on larger campuses have met with high commendation and approval from both students and faculty. First Row: Bill Ayres, Helen Earle Black, Darlene Brucks, Dwight House, Curtis Ledbetter Second Row: Eldon Mays, Jake Shelley, Joe Stansell, Rebecca Tittle HONOR COUNCIL Plans for an Honor Council at Southwestern originated with the Student Senate in the spring of 1948. The actual organ- ization became effective in the fall of 1949, following a vote of the student body. Members of the Honor Council were nominated by the Student Senate, approved by the administration, and elected by the student body as a whole. This Honor Council is the first real step toward complete student government. The honor system at Southwestern is based on the principle that a student when placed on his honor will not violate this trust. Under this Honor Council, both students and faculty have certain responsibilities, and the Honor Council acts as coordinator and mediator. It acts as the judge of all charges made as a result of violation of the honor system. The Chairman of the Council is the Vice-President of the Student Association, this year Joe Stansell. Membership of the Council consists of the Chairman, two members each from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes, and two members from the Student Senate, a total of nine members. Dwight House and Rebecca Tittle are the representatives from the Senate, Bill Ayres and Helen Earle Black are the representatives from the Senior class, Eldon Mays and Jake Shelley from the Junior class, and Darlene Brucks and Curtis Ledbetter from the Sophomore class. So far the Honor Council has been most effective, and the fact that all meetings are conducted secretly is beneficial to all concerned. The members of the Honor Council have a responsibility not to be belittled; the success of the plan and the possibility of future extension of student government rests on them. First Row: Joseph Allbright, Bill Ayres, Kenneth Bass, Helen Earle Black Second Row: Bill Foster, Nell Hardin, Charley Harnest, Dorothy Henderson Third Row: Barbara Leon, Lamar Leiteste, Frances Miner WHO ' S WHO The Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is a national honor society for outstanding and representative students on American university and college campuses. Each year a secret faculty committee nomi- nates certain such students from among the senior group for membership in Who ' s Who. These candidates are approved by Who ' s Who, and members are officially notified of their membership and honor. Each year Who ' s Who publishes a book entitled Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, and it is in this volume that the honored students receive their prime recognition. Included in the volume are a brief biographical sketch of the student and also a sketch of the student ' s college career. Membership in Who ' s Who is a sig- nificant honor highly prized by all college students, and Southwestern is extremely proud of its fine members. First Row: Albright, Bain, Bell, Bosse, Brigman, Delbridge Second Row: Duncan, Goethe, Hahn, Khoury, Kirk, Lewis Third Row: Manley, Meredith, Piatt, Pry G., Reed, Reynolds Fourth Row: Spann, Spellman, Webb, Young ALPHA CHI President: Lawrence Meredith Vice-President: Norman Spellman Secretary-Treasurer: Elmina Bell Alpha Chi originated at Southwestern as the Southwestern University Scholarship Society in 1915. Eventually this and similar honor societies became organized nationally, and the name was changed to Alpha Chi. Members of the Texas Alpha chapter, the local society, are elected from among the top or ranking tenth of the junior and senior classes. All mem- bers elected to the local society become members of national Alpha Chi and are entitled to all its privileges. Its aims, according to the Constitution, are stimulation, development, and recognition of scholarship and character. Membership in Alpha Chi is considered the highest scholastic honor that can be conferred upon a student of Southwestern. First Row: Atkinson, Bass, Berglund, Bergquist, Black, Brazil, Brown, Burton Second Row: Carlson, Charles, Deupree, Eimann, Fernandez, Finch, Frilen, Fletcher Third Row: Fry, Fox, Galyen, Gaupp, Gailey, Goethe, Green, Hahn D. Fourth Row: Hahn W., Hersh, Hester, Kirk, Lane, Lee Luksa, Lundblad Fifth Row: Mclntyre, McLean, Manley, Mann, Mason, Medley, Miner, Munger Sixth Row: Nagel, Neas, Piatt, Ragsdale, Reed, Reeves, Rinn, Roesler Seventh Row: Rogers, Rosenblad, Scarbrough, Score, Score, Scott, Snipes, Springer Eighth Row: Stacey, Steelman, Taylor, Ullrich, Waggoner, Watts, Williams, Witter PI GAMMA MU President: Frances Miner Vice-President: Warren Hahn Secretary: Helen Earle Black Pi Gamma Mu is a national undergraduate honor society in the social sciences. It was organized nationally in 1924, and a strong charter chapter was established at Southwestern. Any officer, member of the teaching staff, alumnus, graduate student, senior, or junior whose chief work and interest is in the social sciences, whose scholarship is high, and who manifests special aptitude in social sciences, is eligible for membership. First Row: Allbright, Ayres, Bass, Bosse, Burkhart Second Row: Davidson, Edens, Foster, Green, Harnest Third Row: McNallen, Meredith, Roesler, Spellman, Watts BLUE KEY President: Ernest Bosse Vice-President: Harold Burkhart Corresponding Secretary: Larry Meredith Recording Secretary and Treasurer: Pat McNallen Alumni Secretary: Norman Spellman Historian: Dana Green Blue Key, established at Southwestern in 1948, is a national leadership fraternity for young men in colleges and universities. Its purpose is to foster leadership among students, encourage student activities, and act as a co-ordinator between students and faculty. Since Blue Key first was organized here it has taken a vital interest in all campus functions. Comparable to the Cardinal Key organization for young women, it has already become one of the most capable organizations on the campus. i First Row: Bailey, Black, Davis, Ferguson, Hahn Second Row: Hardin, Henderson, Kern, Leon, Mangrum Third Row: Miner, Richardson, Webb, Wood CARDINAL KEY Cardinal Key is a national honor sorority for women leaders in colleges and universities. National Cardinal Key established a chapter here at Southwestern on May 14, 1948. The major purposes of the organization are: to recognize achievement in scholarship and extra-curricular activities; to advance religion, patriotism, and service by affording training for leadership in the college community; and to develop character by application of the Cardinal virtues of living. Cardinal Key corresponds to the Blue Key organization for men. Here at Southwestern it serves as an important link between students and faculty, and the work of Cardinal Key already has proven its worth many times over. Peterson Dare Ray Cage MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION President: Robert Peterson Secretary-Treasurer: Milton Dare Worship Chairman: Joe Ray Personal Contact: M, T. Cage, Jr. Sponsor: Mr. Harvey Watts ROSTER OF MEMBERS Harvey Barron-Hurlbut Paul Blanton Wayman Bussell Morris T. Cage, Jr. Wallace Cayard Wayne Cravey Milton Dare Charles Dennis Tommie Duncan Harvey Fairchild Carroll Fancher Charles Fay Nolan Fisher Norris Fisher Richard Fly Charles Fromer Bruce Galloway Bob Jack Goiter Dana S. Green Waldo Boyd Harris Ralph G. Hasten Aubrey H. Haynes Robert G. Haynes Edward Heacock Pedro Herrerra Daniel Hogan Charles Hopingardner William House Robert Joiner Lawrence Landrum • ' Curtis Ledbetter Lamar Leifeste Jimmie Lewis Benjamin Marney Lawrence Meredith George D. Mitchell Allen Joe Moore Herman K. Nagel William Palmer Robert Pate Robert Patterson Robert Peterson John Piatt Arthur Pry Guy Pry Joseph Ray Elvin Reeves Walter Rice Perry Richardson Charles Runk Cecil Sargent Bennett Scott Jake Shelley Mercer Slaughter Louis Snowdy Harold Spann Norman Spellman Buford Stockard William Thomas John Yeaman John Walton Holloway Schmidt LIFE SERVICE GROUP President: Henry Holloway Secretary: Evelyn Schmidt ROSTER OF MEMBERS Betty Bain Ella Blankenship Mary Emma Blasdel Leslie Boone Billie Ann Brown Gray Brucks Darlene Brucks Harold Burkhardt Kelly Burkhart Barbara Cannon Gloria Chamberlain Peggy Davenport Dawn Davis Geneva Davis Ann Eckman Maurice Edens Martha Emmett Barbara Eskew Jean Anne Giddings Mary Ann Gregory Helen Hall Lucille Haynes Eddie Heinsohn Henry Holloway Bonnie Jackson Maryneal Jackson Jane Kern Sue Ann Landrum Betty Lilly ■  Betty McCrary Frances Lee Melton Joe Mitchell Marilee Munger Bob Norman Alice Patterson Carol Potter Susan Rosson Phillis Reese Harold Reynolds Mrs. Harold Reynolds Virginia Robinson Edith Satterwhite Evelyn Schmidt Mrs. Bennett Scott Willo Steinman Sallie Smoot Joy Spaw Merrill Strange Joyce Terry Lucile Walker John Walton Ernestine Warren Mary Jane Wasson Mary Lynn Webb Margaret Weston Betty Lou Williams Martha Jane Williams Joe Young ■ •■ Kay Cage Emmett Lilly JOINT LIFE SERVICE AND MINISTERIAL GROUP President: Joe Ray Vice-President: M. T. Cage Secretary: Martha Emmett Treasurer: Betty Lilly ROSTER OF MEMBERS Betty Bain Harvey Barron-Hurlbut Ella Blankenship Paul Blanton Mary Emma Blasdel Leslie Boone Billie Ann Brown Gray Brucks Darlene Brucks Harold Burkhardt Kelly Burkhart Wayman Bussell Barbara Cannon Morris T. Cage Wallace Cayard Gloria Chamberlain Milton Dare Peggy Davenport Dawn Davis Geneva Davis Charles Dennis Tommy Duncan Ann Eckman Maurice Edens Martha Emmett Barbara Eskew Harvey Fairchild Carroll Fancher Charles Fay Nolan Fisher Norris Fisher Richard Fly Charles Fromer Bruce Galloway Jean Ann Giddings Mary Ann Gregory Helen Hall Waldo Boyd Harris Ralph Hasten Aubrey Haynes Lucille Haynes Robert Haynes Edward Heacock Eddie Heinsohn Pedro Herrerra Daniel Hogan Henry Holloway Charles Hopingardner William House Bonnie Jackson Maryneal Jackson Robert Joiner Jane Kern Lawrence Landrum Sue Ann Landrum Curtis Ledbetter Lamar Leifeste Jimmie Lewis Betty Lilly Betty McCrary Benjamin Marney Frances Lee Melton Lawrence Meredith Ge orge Mitchell Joe Mitchell Allen Moore Marilee Munger Herman Nagel Bob Norman William Palmer Robert Pate Alice Patterson Robert Patterson Robert Peterson John Piatt Carol Potter Arthur Pry Guy Pry Susan Rosson Joseph Ray Elvin Reeves Phyllis Reese Harold Reynolds Mrs. Harold Reynolds Perry Richardson Virginia Robinson Charles Runk Cecil Sargent Edith Satterwhite Evelyn Schmidt Bennett Scott Mrs. Bennett Scott Willo Steinman Jake Shelley Mercer Slaughter Sallie Smoot Louis Snowdy Harold Spann Joy Spaw Norman Spellman Merrill Strange Buford Stockard Joyce Terry William Thomas Lucile Walker John Walton Ernestine Warren Mary Jane Wasson Mary Lynn Webb Margaret Weston Betty Lou Williams Martha Jane Williams John Yeaman Joe Young First Row: Blocksom, Cameron, Davis, Dollahon, Emmett, Fletcher Second Row: Haynes, Hinson, McGaughey, Mayfield, Medley, Newton Third Row: Parr, Pogue, Powell, Reed, Roberson, Scoggins Fourth Row: Terry, Weeks, Wilson, Williams New Pledges: Anderson, Becker, Brevard, Churchill, Clements, Clendennin, Crowder, Davenport, Davis L., Deschner, Eckman, Ehman, Eskew, Ferguson, Giddings, Hewlett, Hyde, Jackson B., Jackson M., Kenny, Kern, Landrum, Lively, Loomer, Lynch, McDonald, McKinney, Maner, Matty, Nicholson, O ' Neal, Owens, Peacock, Perry, Potter, Roberts, Robinson, Roscoe, Rosson, Rowntree, Satterwhite, Smith, Spaw, Steinman, Stewart, Sneed, Smoot, Terry, Tidwell, Trahan, Walker, Warren, Wasson, Webster, White, Wolfer, Worth KAPPA PHI President: Ann Parr Vice-President: Betty Lou Williams Secretary: Catherine Weeks, Nancy Medley Treasurer: Janet Hinson In 1946 a social organization for Methodist girls known as Gamma Beta was organized on the Southwestern campus under the leadership of Mrs. J. N. R. Score. In 1947 this group of girls became a part of a national organization known as Kappa Phi. Kappa Phi is both a social and religious organization, its aim being to tie these two together for the benefit of the girls. Kappa Phi ' s chief purpose is to encourage every Christian girl in the university of today to become a member of the church of tomorrow. First Rcw: Dawn Davis, Dick Fly, Bill Foster, Ed Hartwell Second Row: Bobby Pate, Carol Pottei, Guy Pry, Henry Reimenschneider Third Row: Perry Richardson, Bill Springfield, Reuben Strickland, Mary Lynn Webb S. C. A. COUNCIL At Southwestern University there is an organization designed specifically to co-ordinate the religious and other activi- ties on the campus. Consisting of the entire student body, certain persons are elected in a school-wide election to take charge of the functioning of the organization. The S. C. A. Council is the name given to this body of officers. This Council meets weekly to discuss and decide problems which arise concerning the student body as a Student Christian Association. Serving as a link between the student body, the M. S. F. at First Methodist Church, and all activities which may concern them, it also serves to strengthen the bonds between student and student, and student and faculty. The S. C. A. is a far more important organization than most of us realize. It is a vital factor in our life at Southwestern and every student should be aware of the far-reaching effect of the S. C. A. First Row: Baker, Bass, Box, Carlson, Cobb, Dibrell, Folse Second Row: Frazer, Goethe, Goril, Gray, Hartley, House Huggins Third Row: Humble, James, Jonas, Koenig, Ledbetter, Lynch, McMillen Fourth Row: Mays, Means, Miller, Mumme, Parmlee, Poteet, Priest H. Fifth Row: Priest N., Salibo, Shelley, Sheppard, Smith, Springfield, Starry Sixth Row: Stone, Vernon, Webernick, Wood Not Pictured: Mackintosh, Turner S ASSOCIATION President: Bill Hartley Vice-President: Robert Mackintosh Secretary: Henry Sheppard The S Association is an honorary organization composed of all men participating in Southwestern sports who are awarded letters at the end of the season. The name is derived from the fact that the letter is an S, for Southwestern. Lettermen are selected by the coaches on the basis of service, performance, and attitude; and those who receive letters well deserve them. The S Association also promotes interest in sports, and stimulates men to increase their standards, thereby increasing the standards of Southwestern sports. First Row: Williams, Deckard, Horstmann, Chamberlain, Roesler, McLure, Jordan, McCoy, Hollingsworth, Schroeder Second Row: Cannon, Davis, Deschner, Heinsohn, Bain, Bracks D., Foster, Parr, Jones, Wilson, John D. Richards Third Row: Webb, Means, Edens, Burkhardt, Reynolds, Holloway, Marek, Fly, Baker Fourth Row: Cage, Deschner, Leifeste, Meredith, Bosse, Spellman, Roesler, Fancher, Ray Not Pictured: Rascoe, Weston, Bosse A CAPPELLA CHOIR Members of the A Cappella Choir are carefully picked by Mr. John D. Richards, director of the choir. They must first sing with either the Men ' s Glee Club or the Women ' s Glee Club, before they may be eligible to try out for the A Cappella Choir. The Choir practices regularly every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; also, it sings for the chapel service held every Thursday. The Southwestern A Cappella Choir is known throughout the state of Texas for guality of singing and excellence of performance. The choir has sung in many churches and for many organizations, and it is welcomed everywhere. And nowhere is it as popular as right here at Southwestern, where everyone is familiar with it and its members. We of Southwestern feel that the A Cappella Choir deserves a special tribute for its fine work and prominence. Mr. John D. Richards, director of the A Cappella Choir, is also director of the Men ' s Glee Club and Women ' s Glee Club. Both of these groups are open to any who wish to join them, and their singing is par excellent. Both also have sung freguently for groups outside the Southwestern campus, and everywhere they have received only the highest praise. Here on the campus they are a source of delight and entertainment, and their singing is the bright spot of such functions as the May Fete and the occasional Assembly programs during which we are privileged to hear them perform. Southwestern is exceptionally proud of its musical organizations. Both students and faculty feel that the members of the Fine Arts Department make an invaluable contribution to Southwestern, and these music groups have become a basic part of the school functions. Action shot of the Southwestern University Band as directed by Mr. Ralph Jones — taken on the stage of the University Auditorium. SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BAND The Southwestern University Band is one of the most popular organizations on the campus. Directed by Mr. Ralph Jones, it is composed of student musicians carefully selected and combined into a band of excellent quality. The band plays during Southwestern football games, providing unique half-time swing music; it also plays at many major school functions, especially the Carol Service and the May Fete. The band presents an annual Spring Concert, and close to the end of each year it is directed in an assembly program by Fine Arts majors specializing in this type of work. Southwestern is extremely proud of its band, and special plaudits go to the renditions of music from Oklahoma! and the Alma Mater. Members of the band are as follows: TRUMPETS: Euel Box, Harold Burkhardt, Hal Copeland, Margaret Horstmann, George Bobo Nelson, James Frank White, Claude Woolsey TROMBONES: Pat McNallen, Virginia Robinson, Joan Young, Louis Snowdy DRUMS: Ernest Bosse, Roger Davidson FLUTES: George Brigman, Lola McGaughey, Phyllis Reese CLARINETS: Patsy Crow (Alto), Bob Froelich, Hallie Hodges, Kathryn Liese, Kent Moore (Bass), Joyce Terry, Frankie Vaughn SAXOPHONES: Betty Crump, Willis Kelly, C. C. Musch BARITONES: James Ramey, Jim Youngblood STRING BASS: Henry Deschner BASS: John Foster OBOE: Moneita Briley FRENCH HORNS: Mary Louise Chafin, Lucille Haynes, John Hart Thompson BASSOON: Leslie Munson TYMPANI: Elaine Wagner First Row: Elmina Bell, Barbara Cannon, Frances Deckard, Marilyn Dusek, Helen Cocke Goethe Second Row: Edwina Heinsohn, Beverly Hollingsworth, Ruth Hubbard, Joann Jones, Dorothy LcLure Third Row: Donna Schroeder, Yvonne Wilson, Elaine Wagner DELTA OMICR ON Delta Omicron is a national professional music fraternity for women. The chapter on the Southwestern campus received its charter last year, on April 24, 1948. Thus it is a comparatively new addition to the Southwestern roster of organ- izations, but even in this short time it has taken its place among the prominent and valuable organizations on the campus. The purpose of the fraternity is to foster musicianship among the women, create interest in American composers and musicians, create interest in local musical talent, and provide an opportunity for social fellowship for its members. The five charter members were Elmina Bell, President pro-tern of the organization, Frances Deckard, who is Secretary, Helen Cocke Goethe, Dorothy McLure, and Yvonne Wilson. The other girls were pledged to Delta Omicron this fall. In order to be initiated, they must fulfill the standards and purposes maintained by Delta Omicron, and also maintain a certain aver- age in school work and music work. Southwestern is proud of its chapter of Delta Omicron; and with such talent as has been displayed this year, there is no doubt that Delta Omicron will progress, enlarge, and become more and more valuable through the years. f Car , 1 :J If s First Row: Bell, Blocksom, Cannon, Deckard Second Row: Heinsohn, Holloway, Hubbard, Jones Third Row: McLure, McNallen, Webb, Wilson MOZART SOCIETY President: Mary Lynn Webb Secretary: Yvonne Wilson Program Chairman: Barbara Cannon The Mozart Society is an organization of music students selected by the Music Faculty on the basis of outstanding performance. Its chief purpose is to create a cultural interest in music and to stimulate standards for public perform- ances. It is, more or less, an honor society, and membership in the Mozart Society is considered one of the highest honors that can come to a music student. Although it is comparatively new on the campus, it is rapidly taking its place among the outstanding organizations. First Row. John D. Richards, Meredith, Walton, Cage, Reimenschneider, Griffin, Boone, Richardson Duncan Ray Spellman Second Row: Edens, Warren, Means, Burkhardt, Holloway, Stockton, Mitchell, Fancher Gore bellman third Row: Joiner, Buttery, Marek, Prigmore, Harris, Pry G, Leifeste, Brigman, Galloway rourth Row: Kelly, Hopingardner, Robertson, Dare, Green, Weisinger, Roesler, Bussell, Slaughter, Dennis NOt P W U ool d s : ey lYnt ' Reyn ° ldS ' B ° SSe ' Peterson ' Thom Ps°n, Fry, Gambrell, Heacock, Wools, Yeaman, Barron-Hurlbut, Deschner H., Fly, Marney, MEN ' S CHORUS First Row: Deschner, Deming, Schmidt, Dreyling, McLure, McKinney, Fair, Jordan, Traylor, John D. Richards Second Row: Wood, Barr, Nicholson, Chamberlain, V eeks, McCoy, Wagner, Newton, Williams B. L. Third Row: Rowntree, Western, Schroeder, Reese, Gallaway, Roesler, Kenny, Brucks D., Bell, Heinsohn Fourth Row: Blocksom, Foster, Horstmann, Deckard, Eckman, Webb, Jackson M., Robinson, Wilson, Parr, Jones Not Pictured: Corwin, Culpepper, Goethe, Mayfield, Rascoe, Rosson, Sandberg, Schulze, Steinman, Taylor, Cannon, Curtis, Dusek, Hyde, Leon, McCrary, Munger, Williams M. J., Bain, Baker, Cone, Davis, Gray, Hollingsworth, Hunt, Lane, Mangrum, Roesler WOMEN ' S CHORUS Springer, Morris, Busfield, Lewis, Score, Hardin, Blocksom, Gillum, Loessin, Cavitt Not Pictured: Bailey, McLennon, Medley PI EPSILON DELTA Pi Epsilon Delta is a national honorary dramatic fraternity. Its membership is restricted to juniors and seniors who have participated in two or more drama activities produced on .the campus. Its chief aims are to stimulate interest in and raise dramatic standards and achievement through encouraging the best individual and group efforts in play writing, acting, directing, costuming, stage technique, stage designing, research, and literature. Membership in Pi Epsilon Delta is con- sidered one of the highest honors that can come to a drama student at Southwestern. 1. Years Ago — Ford Ainsworth, Rosie Morris, and Nancy Foster 2. The Silver Cord — Jerry Hardin, Clara Mae Blocksom, Ruth Lewis, Mildred Ellett, Edgar Loessin, Nancy Medley 3. Our Town — Edgar Loessin, Nancy Medley, Sheridan Cavitt, Jerry Hardin, Clara Mae Blocksom, Dana Green, Ruth Lewis The fourth production of the year, A Midsummer Night ' s Dream will not be presented until next month. MASK AND WIG The Mask and Wig Players is an organization of students interested in the study of the drama. Spon- sored by Mr. Angus Springer, head of the Speech and Drama Department, Mask and Wig is open for membership at the beginning of each semester. Students become Associate Members upon joining and paying dues; and after they have obtained five points through active service, they may become Active Members. The club now has about thirty active members. The aim of the organization is to create stu- dent interest in drama, provide a practical study of the drama, and serve as a source for presentation of famous and current plays. Mask and Wig ' s first production of this year was Ruth Gordon ' s Years Ago, directed by Roger Busfield. Starring Rosemary Morris, Ford Ainsworth, and Nancy Foster, Years Ago revealed a vivid picture of Miss Gordon ' s home life and New England family during her senior year in high school. A highly successful autobiographical comedy, Years Ago was truly indicative of the talent in Mask and Wig. The second production was Sidney Howard ' s The Silver Cord. This is an excellent drama dealing with the problem presented by a mother who cannot release her children to live their own lives. The entire cast, consisting of Clara Mae Blocksom, Edgar Loessin, Barbara Bailey, Jerry Hardin, Ruth Lewis, and Mildred Ellett, did a splendid job of dramatic characterization. Our Town, the third production, written by Thornton Wilder and directed by Angus Springer, was presented in a manner new to most Southwestern students. Here called the Theatre-in-the-Round, the method of stage production is also known as the Intimate Theatre or Familiar Theatre. With Edgar Loessin as Stage Manager, Sheridan Cavitt, Nancy Medley, Ruth Lewis, Jerry Hardin, Clara Mae Blocksom, and Dana Green, the play was a tremendous success. We hope that Mask and Wig will produce more plays in the Theatre-in-the-Round in the future. William Shakespeare ' s A Midsummer Night ' s Dream is scheduled for the fourth production of the year. Judging by the presentation of As You Like It last year, it should be a grand climax. Mask and Wig is endeavoring to present at least one Shakespearean play a year, and these productions are always tops with Southwestern students. First Row: Brazil, Bowen, Brown, Bryan, Butler A., Butler E., Churchill Second Row: Clendennin, De La Fosse, Deupree, Evans, Foust, Forsvall, Frilen Third Row: Horn, James, Jordan, Lawman, Maner, Martin, Matty- Fourth Row: McCain, Peters, Ragsdale, Reed, Rowntree, Sandberg, Samuel, Smith Fifth Row: Terry, Thornall, Traylor, Vineyard, White, Williams, Wilson Associate Members: Jane Baltzer, Oras Ann Beaver, Pat Brigham, Colleen Camp, Jacquelyn Cone, Jonell Cook, Laurie Ezell, Barbara Griffith, Carol Keeling, Beryl Kermeth, Betty Lengfeld, Joyce Ann Moore, Marilee Munger, Nancy Myers, Jeanne Pardo, Josephine Roberts HOME EC ONOMICS CLUB President: Jessie Wilson Vice-Presidents: Doris Ann Brown, Ruth McCain Secretary: Nell Lowman Treasurer: Pat Brazil The Home Economics Club is an organization of girls especially interested in this field. Composed primarily of Home Economics students, it is, however, open to all girls who may wish to join. The club is both educational and social. At regular meetings talks by the girls themselves or special speakers deal with problems relating to Home Economics. The purpose of the club is to increase interest in the study of home management, child care and development, and other simi- lar problems. Also it provides stimulation of practical and social study of Home Economics. The club is one of the most popular on the campus for the Southwestern girls. These snapshots were taken in the Home Economics Foods Laboratory and in the rooms which the Home Economics stu- dents are converting into a Model Home. 1. Louise Irvine demonstrates how to beat an egg. 2. Mrs. Deupree helps girls hang curtains while Beryl Kermeth waits patiently. 3. Ruth McCain and Pat Brazil combine cooking operations. 4. Ruth McCain and Barbara James are prepar- ing an excellent dinner. 5. Pardon the duplication, but there ' s nothing like a close-up. First Row: Baker, Bain, Bell, Briggs, Brigham, Broadwell, Bryan Second Row: Cameron, Cope, Crump, Eckman, Evans, Garrison, Hahn Third Row: Hardin, Henderson, Hinson, Irvine, Jackson M., Jackson J., Kermeth Fourth Row: Laws, Lively, Loomer, Lowman, Mackenzie, Martin, Matthews Fifth Row: Miner, Munger, Nabours, Oakes, Overton, Perry, Richardson Sixth Row: Rosson, Thornall, Turner, Vivion, Ward, Webb GLAMAZONS President: Mima Jeanne Hardin Vice-President: Madge Thornall Secretary: Janet Hinson Treasurer: Belle Vivion The Glamazons is an organization for girls of five feet seven inches or more in height. Its purpose is to promote pride in height, dress, scholastic standards, and culture. First organized at Southwestern locally as the Basileis Society, the club ' s motto is Divinely tall; divinely fair. Each year the Glamazons elect Miss Glamazon. Last year this was Betty Curry, and this year it is Nancy Mackenzie. Standing: Ed Hartwell, President First Row Seated: Griffin, Cayard, Richardson, Bordeaux, Hill Second Row: Jackson, Davis, Bartak, Purgason, Loomer, McDonald Third Row: Hallauer, Howard, McCoy, Walton Not Pictured: Bass K., Bussell, Crowder, Heacqck, Mitchell, Pace, Reimenschneider, Schmidt, Turner, Yeaman INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President: Edward Hartwell Vice-President: John Yeaman Secretary: Bonnie Jane Jackson Secretary: Marian Loomer Publicity Chairman: Blitz Griffin Reporter: Henry Reimenschneider The International Relations Club is an orga nization open to both students and faculty who are interested in foreign affairs and current events. It meets several times a month on Monday nights, and all who are interested are invited to attend. Problems involving international relations are discussed from all angles at these meetings by the group present, and often an outsider is invited to speak to the group. The club is rapidly increasing in size and value, and is definitely stimulating student interest in foreign affairs. First Row: Albright, Anderegg, Barton, Behrens, Brahm, Brigham, Broadwall, Brown Second Row: Brucks, Burns, Dauson, Delbridge, Duncan, Deschner R., Ehman, Fabian Third Row: Ferguson, Fischer, Foster, Hammond, Jordan, B., Jordan J., Lane, Laubach Fourth Row: Leazar, Lindsay, Merritt, Morrison, Pennington, Peterson, Schwarzer, Sivells Fifth Row: Tausend, Vaughn, Weiss, Winslow, Zaccaria SOUTHWESTERN PRE-MEDICAL ASSOCIATION President: Bob Delbridge Vice-President: Joe Albright Secretary-Treasurer: Althea Peterson The Pre-Medical Association is an organization for students who are preparing to enter the medical profession. Its purpose is to further interest in the practical aspect of pre-med study, to add to and broaden the study of pre-med, and to acquaint students with branches of the profession, methods, and leading members of the profession. First Row: Albright, Anderegq, Brahm, Brigman, Brown, Dees, Delbridge Second Row: Dewoody, Duncan, Fabian, Glendenning, Greathouse, Jordan, Khoury Third Row: Lindsay, Lutonsky, McLean, Massey, Meredith, Petrie, Pry G. Fourth Row: Rader, Ramey, Richardson, Ross, Schulze, Snoga, Stearns Fifth Row: Strickland, Treibs, Webb, Winslow, Wood, Young Not Pictured: Wilson SCIENCE SOCIETY President: Guy Pry Vice-President, Biology: Joe Albright Vice-President, Chemistry: Wallace Duncan Vice-President, Geology: Kathy Ross Vice-President, Mathematics: Paul Rader Vice-President, Physics: Wilbur Wood Secretary-Treasurer: Betsy Richardson The Southwestern Science Society is an organization of advanced students having certain specified scholarship qualifica- tions. Students must have completed one advanced course in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Mathematics, and must be enrolled in at least one more such course at the time. The purpose of the Science Society is to promote scientific spirit and practical interest in science among individual students. Programs are presented at each monthly meeting, and many of these are open to the student body. The society is affiliated with the Texas Academy of Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. First Row: Cabron, Charles, Deschner, Dougherty Second Row: Lee, Massey, Prigmore, Ross Third Row: Toleman, Vaughn, Webernick LITHADELPHIC SOCIETY President: Thomas Toleman Vice-President: Nelson Webernick Secretary: George Prigmore Historian: Frances Vaughn The Lithadelphic Society is an organization of Geology students. Its aim is to create a practical interest in the study c Geology, enhance scholarship standards of Geology students, and open the study of Geology to all who may be interested i This organization is one of the newest on the campus, but it is rapidly proving its worth. Already more and more students an becoming interested in the study of Geology, and before long the Lithadelphic Society will be well-known to everyone. First Row: Margaret Weston, Martha Jane Williams, Barbara Gratz, Elaine Broadwell, Ruth Munson Second Row: Janet Hinson, Betty Gayle Tidwell, Josephine Roberts, Rebecca Dillard, Margaret Winfrey Third Row: Betty Powell, Helen Barr, Lewis Hill, Jeanne Bordeaux Fourth Row: Joan Wood, Ruth Lewis, Ruth Hubbard, Ann Anderson PAN AMERICAN FORUM The Pan American Forum is an organization composed of students who are taking Spanish courses. Spon sored by Mr. J. Hamilton McCoy, it meets once a month. At these meetings programs in Spanish are presented by the stu- dents themselves. The purpose of the organization is to create a practical interest in speaking Spanish, to further the acguaintance of the students with Spanish-speaking countries, and to cultivate interest of others who are interested in Spanish but are not enrolled in Spanish courses. With Martha Jane Williams as President and Ruth Munson as Vice- President, this club is one of the most active, valuable organizations on the campus. f he Jieqaphone Staff Box Editor .. Associate Editor Student Business Manager _... Sports Editor Society Editor Columnists Henry Sheppard Robert Lucas Harvey McDonald Don Roesler Madge Thornall Robert Lucas, Clifton Anderson, Roger Davidson, Madge Thornall Photographer Harper McGee Staff Writers Jim Bob Gallaway, Reuben Strickland, Marlee Baker, Virginia Garrison Business Manager __ M. Howard Knox Sponsor Angus Springer Member Intercollegiate Press Published by the Students ' Association of Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. Issued weekly during the school year, except vacation periods and holidays. Entered at the post-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, auth- orized Aug. 20, 1918. The Megaphone is a weekly student publication containing news and views of current interest to stu- dents and faculty. It is run entirely on a non-profit basis by students interested in Journalism. Not only does it deal with local news, but also state, national, and international news. Ex-students keep in touch with campus activities via the Megaphone, and South- western students wait eagerly for Tuesday morning and the Megaphone. Editing a weekly college paper is fun, but the work and worry involved make it a job of enormous respon- sibility. Editing a good paper is even more so. The issues may be late, but better late than never. So orchids to the Editor for a swell job! In Megaphone staff picture we find Roesler, Gallaway, Thornall, Anderson, Sheppard, Lucas, Catlow, Davidson, Strickland, Garrison, Switzer, and Baker. Desk shows sign of successful work. 1. Fred Switzer, Society Editor Madge Thomall, and Tommy Catlow find a joke in the copy. 2. Staff Writer Marlee Baker looks horrified at typewriter — must be something she wrote. 3. Staff Writer Reuben Strickland and Columnist Clifton Anderson ( Andy ' s Antics ) con- fer with Editor Henry Sheppard. 4. Dana Gr een and Editor Sheppard look puzzled — must be all that machin- ery they ' re looking at. MM S CC dM PUTHWESTECT MAGAZINE EDITOR LAWRENCE MEREDITH ASSISTANT EDITOR HENRI RIEMENSCHNEIDER LAYOUT EDITOR BRUCE GALLOWAY PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR HARPER HoGEE ART EDITOR PARKER FOLSE BUSINESS MANAGER HARVEY MCDONALD FEATURE WRITERS EDGAR LOESSIN REUBEN STRICKLAND DON ROESLEft DWIGHT HOUSE ROBERT PATTERSON DR. BLANK EDITOR LAWRENCE MEREDITH ASSISTANT EDITOR HENRY RIEMEN SCHNEIDER LAYOUT EDITOR BRUCE GALLOWAY PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR HARPER McGEE ART EDITOR PARKER FOLSE BUSINESS MANAGER HARVEY MCDONALD FEATURE WRITERS EDGAR LOESSIN HENRY RIEMENSCHNEIDER E. S. LEWIS ABRAHAM LINCOLN KENNETH BASS MERRITT HULBURD J. ROY MOSES SPONSORS EUNICE CLAIRE GEPPART JAMES F. V ALONE SEE INSIDE The So uthwestern Magazine is a monthly literary publication which endeavors to present a good cross-section of literary work done by the students themselves. We found that the Editorial Staffs above differed slightly, so we published both of them. The magazine is a part of the trio sponsored by the Board of Publications, and material which appears in it is carefully selected and adapted to the enjoyment of the reader. There is also in the maga- zine art work of very fine quality, and excellent snapshots and photographs of interest to everyone. The picture before was taken one day before the Magazine deadline — staff hard at work. Reimen- schneider and Gregory are seated. Editor Meredith points out joke to Strickland. Baker, Folse, Vallone, Gallaway confer while Harvey McDonald studies Advertising layouts. There are, obviously, some absent from picture — notably McGee (photogra- pher), Loessin, Roesler, House, Patterson, Blank, Lewis, Bass, Hulburd, Moses, Geppert, and Abra- ham Lincoln. Ditto individual contributors too num- erous to mention, but who receive the grateful ap- preciation of all the staff. SotfUESTER Editor: Nancy Mackenzie Art Staff: Floyd Eggan, Parker Folse, Henry Reimenschneider Typing Editors: Clara Jo Dyche, Lucille Haynes Photographers: Lee Karr, Harper McGee Freshman Class Editor: Virginia Robbins Sophomore Class Editor: Jane Baltzer Junior Class Editor: Ann Parf Senior Class Editor: George Prigmore Organization Editor: Madge Thornall Sports Editors: Bill Foster, Fred Switzer Faculty Editor: Pat Lane Snapshot Editor: Ed Hartwell THE 1949 SOU ' WESTER The Sou ' wester is a bound, richly illustrated annual supported by the Board of Publications and edited by the students themselves. Published annually, it is a record of all the students and activities on the Southwestern campus during the year. An annual remains a prized possession for years. It is both a scrapbook and photograph album shared by all — a history of the year — and in it are stored memories of the best years of our lives. An annual is rather like a cupboard. Turning each division page is opening another door, and the pages are the shelves lined with all the precious goodies which once tasted so delicious. Each page begins a chain of memory which slowly traces its way back through the days of companionship and learning — the days of youth and fun — the days at Southwestern. Memory blows across the mind and heart as a gentle wind. The wind may be full of joy or sorrow, laughter or tears — it is the wind of Southwestern — it is the Sou ' wester. During the deadline rush these people didn ' t even stop for the camera. We see Barbra Horn, Faculty Editor Pat Lane, Photog- rapher Harper McGee, Senior Class Editor George Prigmore, Edi- tor Nancy Mackenzie, and Fresh- man Class Editor Virginia Robbins huddled around the desk which was the center of operations. 1. Snapshot Editor Ed Hartwell, as- sisted by Nell Lowman, works dili- gently to make pictures fit. 2. This little group — Alice Mayfield, Nell Lowman, Sophomore Class Editor Jane Baltzer, Sports Editor Fred Switzer, and Jean Howard — get together to plan some layouts. 3. Organization Editor Madge Thorn- all and Editor Nancy Mackenzie find something to laugh about in the pic- ture to which Photographer Harper McGee is pointing. Must be that one of Charlie Dennis. APPRECIATION An annual is not the product of a few people. True enough, it takes a staff and lots of hard work to edit an annual. But it is YOU who have made this annual. It is you — students, faculty, administration, friends, advisors — everyone connected with Southwestern. All of you have had a part in producing this ' 49 Sou ' wester. Without your partici- pation, help, and encouragement, it could never have been possible. My very special thanks go to those who have given their time and effort over and over again — Mr. Knox, who has answered countless guestions — Mr. Lee Karr, who has shown infinite patience at developing pictures — Mrs. Ferguson and Dr. Berglund, who have lent lists, information, and moral support — Harper McGee, who has provided the excellent student activity snapshots — again Mrs. Ferguson, without whose advice and help the Beauty Dance would never have been possible — Mr. McCook, who has given time and education to the Editor — all the people who have helped to cut and paste such as Barbra Horn, Martha DeLaFosse, Jean Howard, Nell Lowman, Alice Mayfield, Elaine Wagner, Adele Butler — all those who were ever willing to run errands for both editor and staff — and all those who contributed an invaluable aid with their constant encouragement and cheerful visits to the Tower Room. So many have helped in so many different ways that it is difficult to mention them all — but to all of them — and to all the members of the staff of ' 49 — go my deepest thanks for everything. la+iaf, Mackenzie ALLEGRO FOOTBALL i ' k £ ' $ Coach Harold Spot Collins, Co-captain Jimmy Jonas, and Coach Jack Sleepy Harris The 1948 Football season was a building one for the Pirates of Southwestern University. Starting with a new head coach, new assistant coach, and practically a new team, the Pirates finished conference play with the best won-and- lost record since the war. Under coaches Collins and Harris, the Pirates started off the season with a 60-0 win over Brooke Army Medical Center and followed up with a 33-0 win over Daniel Baker. Next the Pirates journeyed to Abilene where they suffered their first defeat at the hands of the Abilene Christian Wildcats 27-0. The Bucs then hit a three-game winning streak defeating East Texas Baptist College 41-0, upsetting Howard Payne 3-0, and then handing Austin College a decisive 28-0 setback in a thrilling Homecoming game. Hardin College broke the Pirates ' winning streak with a 14-7 victory. The Bucs suffered their third defeat of the year at the hands of the Conference champion McMurry Indians. The Pirates ended the season in fine style with a 7-0 victory over the University of Corpus Christi in the Fish Bowl in Corpus. Bob Koenig and Bobby Castanon, tackles; Henry Sheppard, center; Curtis Ledbetter, end; and Glen Swenson, guard; played brilliant football during the regular season and all received recognition in All-conference selections. FOOTBALL SQUAD LINEUP No Name Age Weight Height No Name Age Weight Height 55 Robert A. Adair 21 150 5 ' 8 86 Bill Huggins 23 180 6 ' 3 64 Robert Aderhold 21 195 6 ' 31 Jimmy Jonas 20 175 6 ' 80 James K. Adkins 19 185 6 ' 2 71 Robert Koenig 21 218 6 ' 43 Leroy Atkison 20 140 b ' 7W ' 65 George Lawhorn 20 165 5 ' 8 12 Dewey Baker 21 160 b ' 7V 2 85 Curtis Ledbetter 19 170 6 ' 1 14 Charles Baker 20 160 b ' 7Vi 11 Allin Means 20 151 5 ' 9V2 34 Kelly Burkhart 18 176 5 ' 11 84 Wilbert Red Miller 24 184 5 ' ii 83 Gilbert Castanon 19 182 6 ' 75 David Mumme 22 190 6 ' 73 Robert Castanon 17 195 6 ' 1 22 Jack Murray 20 185 5 ' 10 W 42 Leo Chafin 18 170 5 ' ii Earl Nelson 20 180 5 ' 8 ' 2 81 Ben Cobb 25 190 6 ' 2 61 Floyd Pearson 20 170 5 ' 9 13 Larry Crownover 22 140 5 ' 8 76 D. L. Saegert 18 195 B ' Vi Joseph Davenport 21 221 6 ' 1 21 John Schulze 18 175 6 ' 1 67 James Fenwick 20 175 5 ' 8 24 Jake Shelley 19 180 5 ' 10 41 Joe Dowdy Frazier 20 170 5 ' ir 52 Henry Sheppard 23 175 6 ' 23 William Buddy Frey 21 190 5 ' 8 82 William Springfield 18 170 5 ' ll 2 62 Bob Gallagher 19 163 5 ' 5 Joe Stansell 21 180 6 ' 33 Marvin Gray 23 190 5 ' 8 66 Glenn Swenson 21 185 57 72 Wendell Graves 19 210 5 ' 9 15 Bill Vernon 20 183 6 ' l ' 2 32 Charles Guinn 22 165 57 40 Frank White, Jr. 20 175 5 ' 9 30 Bill Hartley 23 180 5 ' 10 50 Gene White 21 190 6 ' 51 Bill Higgins 21 186 5 ' ll ' 2 63 Ray Whitmore 20 186 6 ' 2 COACHING STAFF Head Coach: W. H. Collins Line Coach: Jack Harris Manager: Ed Starry Trainer: Shelley Smith Co-Captain Jimmy Jonas Co-Captain Bill Huggins Robert Gallagher One-Year Squadman David Mumme Three-Year Letterman Gilbert Castanon One-Year Squadman Buddy Frey One-Year Letterman James Adkins One- Year Squadman Bob Koenig One-Year Letterman George Lawhorn One-Year Letterman Bill Vernon Three-Year Letterman Leroy Atkinson One- Year Letterman Bill Hartley One- Year Letterman Charles Guinn One-Year Squadman £S Larry Crownover One-Year Squadman «-— Jack Murray One-Year Squadman M £= ! Marvin Gray One- Year Letterman .. Jake Shelley Two-Year Squadman Leo Chafin One-Year Squadman Joe Dowdy Frazer Two-Year Letterman Charley Baker One-Year Squadman Allin Means Two-Year Letterman Frank White One-Year Letterman John Paul Schultz One-Yeai Letterman Bobby Adair One- Year Letterman Kelly Burkhardt One-Year Squadman Gene White One-Year Letterman Ben Cobb Two-Year Letterman Bill Higgins One-Year Squadman Curtis Ledbetter Two-Year Letterman Wendell Craves One- Year Letterman t 4 i . Bill Springfield Two-Year Letterman D. L. Saegert One-Year Letterman Red Miller One-Year Letterman I 1, Robert Castanon One-Year Letterman ml ? Sam Michaels Two-Year Squadman Glen Swenson One-Year Letterman James Fenwick One-Year Letterman Cecil Caraway- One- Year Squadman Pooch Pearson One-Year Squadman Henry Sheppard Two- Year Letterman BASKETBALL Weldon Mays, Lawrence Michalka, Chester Webb, Dwight House, Herman Humble, Jack Harris, Don Pennington, Aubrey Boozer, Paul Rader, Red Miller, Ross Johnson Coach S.U. 34 St. Edwards University 44 St. Edwards University 55 Texas A I 36 Texas A I 31 Hardin Simmons U. 49 Daniel Baker College 45 Daniel Baker College 59 Brooke Army Medical Center 43 Southwest Texas State 41 Southwest Texas State 41 McMurry College 45 Austin College 39 Hardin College 40 Abilene Christian College 45 Howard Payne 46 Austin College 41 Abilene Christian College 40 McMurry College 46 Hardin College 51 Howard Payne Opp. 40 61 52 35 65 29 28 65 59 70 50 60 45 48 56 50 47 71 48 60 Ross Johnson Red Miller Aubrey Boozer The Pirate cagers won only four games during the season while losing sixteen but the team always gave a good account of itself and was in there fighting all the way. Practically all the conference schools had powerful cage aggregations in the 1949 title race and the Bucs had to battle to keep from being com- pletely outclassed, which they never were. All the men on the squad played their hearts out and deserve a hearty well done from Pirate sports fans. Dwight House, Wilbert Miller, and Herman Humble played outstanding ball throughout the season and received plenty of help from Ross Johnson, Don Pennington, Weldon Mays, and Chester Webb. Don Pennington Herman Humble Dwight House Chester Webb Weldon Mays Robert Weyman Bobo Hardy Shelley Smith BASEBALL SQUAD LINEUP Sam Bass Don Byerley Bob Elliott Art Goethe Wendell Graves Bill Hartley Bobby Hayes Herman Humble Richard Lynch Allin Means Sam Michaels Red Miller Dan Parmlee Buddy Priest Hop Priest Paul Rader David Schulze John Paul Schulze Jack Searcy Jake Shelley Duane Stearns Chester Webb Gene Wood COACHING STAFF Coach: Spot Collins Trainer: Shelley Smith Co-Captains: Bill Hartley Hop Priest (Not pictured) . x Coach Spot Collins Field Captain Bill Hartley Herman Humble Wendell Graves Gene Wood X j Dan Parmlee II Sam Michaels Jack Searcy Sk P. Elliott Chester Webb Don Byerley Sam Bass s i . Duane Stearns Art Goethe J. P. Schulze Hop Priest Red Miller Allin Means D. Schulze M (lTRfldlUfiflLS Intramural activities are an important phase of the life of every Southwestern student. Since every student has the opportunity to play with one group that is represented in league play, there is at all times splendid interest in the Intramural program which is composed of football, basketball, and softball. These three sports are included in the intramural program which the Athletic Department conducts each year. The success of the intramural sports this year has been due to a large extent to Coach Medley, Head of the Athletic Department. Also our thanks go to Don Roesler who not only was captain of the intramural program, but also worked as Sports Editor for the Megaphone in Intramurals most of the year. FOOTBALL In intramural football the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity and the Kappa Alpha Fraternity tied for the championship for 1949. Since both teams had identical win-and-lose rec- ords, there was a play-off. This game ended in a tie, 6-6. The two teams were then named co-champions. In third place were the A Independents. Their fine record of four wins and two losses is proof of the strong team that they had. One of the hard- est fought games of the year was the play-off between the A Independents and the Kappa Sigma Fraternity for third place. This game ended 6-0 in favor of the A ' s and the Kappa Sig ' s slipped from third to fourth place. FINAL STANDINGS (FOOTBALL) Team W L T Pet. Pts. Op. Kappa Alpha 5 1 .916 102 13 Pi Kappa Alpha 5 1 .916 65 12 A Independent 4 2 .666 25 43 Kappa Sigma 3 3 .500 33 36 Phi Delta Theta 2 4 .333 39 65 Ministers 1 5 .166 12 73 BASKETBALL There were many hard fought games and close scores in this Intramural basketball season. The A Independent team came out of the race with the best record with nine wins and two losses. One of the losses was handed to them by the second place Kappa Sigma team which ended with a won-and-loss record of nine wins to three losses. Both teams had shown throughout the season fine offense and defense play. A close game of 31-30 gave the Kappa Sigma team an edge over the strong Pi Kappa Alpha team in one of the most thrilling play- off games of the year. This game was won in the last two seconds of play by a field goal by Robert Weyman. The Kappa Alpha team dropped from an impressive lead after the first round of play to rest in fourth place in final league standings. g O ' Ifl.f f 7 K A t PI KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY 1948 CO-INTRAMURAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY f $ I r KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY PHI DELTA THETA FRATERNITY DOLCISSimO m , m JwpilP MISS MARTHA JANE WILLIAMS MISS SOUTHWESTERN MISS LUCILE WALKER ALL SCHOOL BEAUTY Hi  . fc MISS VIRGINIA BURNS ALPHA DELTA PI BEAUTY IF -r y - . ■ if j ?, { I V MISS DE [E BRODHAX DELTA DELTA DELTA BEAUTY MISS EVELYN. DESCHHER DELTA ZETA BEAUTY MISS MARILYN. DUSEK INDEPENDENT BEAUTY MISS ELAINE BROADWELL PHI MU BEAUTY MISS VIRGINIA RUTH BRYAN. ZETA TAU ALPHA BEAUTY y m§t •-•? V MISS MARLEE BAKER DELTA DELTA DELTA MISS BARBARA BRYAN ZETA TAU ALPHA MISS GRAY BRUCKS IHDEPEKDEJMT MISS BETTE CURTIS DELTA ZETA MISS DAWN MARIE DAVIS INDEPENDENT MISS REBECCA DwBOIS PHI MU MISS JO ANN EVANS ALPHA DELTA PI MISS NELL HARDIN DELTA DELTA DELTA V %$$¥? ' MISS BERYL KERMETH ALPHA DELTA PI MISS BETTY McCOY ALPHA DELTA PI MISS RUTH McCAIM PHI MU miss judy purgason: DELTA ZETA MISS MARTHA ANR PHILLIPS DELTA ZETA ■ - MISS CAROLINE ROBERTSON PHI Mil MISS MERRILL STRANGE DELTA DELTA DELTA MISS BELLE VIVION. ZETA TAU ALPHA MISS GEORGIA HEGAR FOOTBALL QUEEM MISS HAKCY MACKENZIE MISS GLAMAZOK inTtfsmission 1. Freshmen begin the bonfire for the Homecoming pep rally. 2. Kappa Sig ' s display clever sign for Homecoming — Webb, Roesler, and Weyman are justifiably proud of originality. 3. Independent float in the making. 4. Gym floor is good place for construction work for Homecoming. 5. Homecoming parade — with Charlie Dennis bringing up the rear. 6. S.U. students watch Homecoming bonfire and display rousing school spirit in pep rally. 1. PiKA rush party. 2. Beautiful tie, Dewey. 3. Phi ' s and dates show exuberant spirits — Ipana would love this picture! 4. We see Bean and Stony so this must be a Kappa Alpha rush party. 5. Sig Smitty and rushees are intent on something, but not the camera. 6. KA ' s Guthrie and Gaida entertain rushees Higgins, Mathison, and Mayes. 1. Duncan and Meredith lead a dog ' s life. 2. Patsy Crow seems very smug about the whole thing; wonder how she got back to town? 3. Desperate car-less S. U. girls will ride in anything — no offense meant to the owner. 4. It ' s thumbs up for Salibo, Piper, Stone, Nelson, Aves, and Roberts. 5. Sigs Cooper, Bass, Sheppard, James, and Giffen and friend Hopingardner attend S.U. ' s most popular class. 6. Well, pin a rose on Larry! 7. The man said, Smile — Gratz and Munger said Cheese. 8. What a lovely lawn! 9. Trio at PiKA rush party consists of Jerry Napoleon Breeding, Jimmy Bowtie Sinatra Fry, and Bill uh Robinson. 10. S.U. too should have a Miss America Co-ed. 11. ADPi ' s demonstrate best method of studying for test. 1. Baker Morton rings up a sale in the University Book Store. 2. Noon meal at Mood — Hartwell and Daisy look happy — Goril hungry. 3. Elliot, Mood Hall cook, looks busy — Wonder what the meat ' s for? 4. Strickland at work — We use the term loosely. 5. Lobby of Mood Hall looks awfully vacant. 6. Crowd gathers at railroad tracks to await arrival of Harry the Hab- erdasher Truman. 7. Administration Building tower looks ghostly under spotlight. 8. Meredith and Spellman give the Going My Way sign. 9. President Truman speaks from the train platform. 10. Blanton and Cavness hold each other up — field trip, no doubt. 1. Party time for Leutwyler, Smith, Folse, and Taylor. 2. Meredith, Nicholson, Deschner, Cayard, Bryan, and Fairchild at the Independent hayride. 3. First of all, we see McCoy and McHenry — Phi Delt hayride. 4. Spaw, Burkhart, Schroe- der, and Thompson — must have been the Band party. 5. Deming, Burns, Matthews, Higgins, Herring, and Boriski at Zeta party. 6. Blocksom entertains Overton, Brodnax, Sells, Hardin, and Clendennin at Phi Delt hayride. 1. ADPi ' s Landrum, Butler, Ehman, Clendennin, and Smith pause for the camera. 2. Boozer and Downbeat, all the girls ' S.L. 3. Christmas tree shows proper spirit. 4. Pep rally at L.K. 5. Lou and Charlotte, decorating, that is. 6. The morning after the fire before — What ' s left of the L.K. power plant. 7. Mag Weston looks very spic and Spanish on the Pan American Forum float. 8. We might call this Hodges meditates by San Gabriel. 9. Virginia Burns mashes snow down the back of someone who owns an elegant Stetson. 10. Doc — what makes L.K. go round. 11. Swell time for a manicure, Perry and Dickinson. 12. Clendennin the Hobo. 13. Breeding, McCain, Tittle, and Deschner — snow sculp- tors — But what is it? 14. Popcorn party on the Tri Delt wing. 1. Loving kiss must have melted this snowman ' s heart. 2. Ad. Bldg. takes on mantle of snow and unbelievable beauty. 3. Patsy Crow and Betty Brown prove that snow did reach the boot-tops, even in sunny G ' town. 4. Unidentified revellers provide excellent effect in snow. 5. Burkie, Bosse, and Edens all bundled up — must have been cold that day. 6. MooMoo, Darlene, Joe, and Maggie — and that white mass in Maggie ' s hand is a snowball — Joe was victim just after shutter clicked. 7. Snowman with spirits just to warm things up even had bloodshot eyes. 8. Baltzer in the snow — ballet dancing? 9. Would that S.U. could be this beautiful every year! 10. Holloway displays sunny smile despite chattering teeth. 11. Ditto Darlene. 1. Group above was snapped on Independent hayride. 2. Wilson and the car. 3. Phi ' s begin work on their prize- winning Homecoming float. 4. Zeta party — Roesler, Jordan, Foster, and Meyers. 5. Phi Mu ' s Gratz, DuBois, Traylor, Stewart, Ezell, James, McCain, and Hollingsworth beautify the scenery. 6. Ditto Zeta ' s Camp, Rivet, Sadler, Jordan, and Dunham. 7. Mud in the snow. c ? s Sj w £ ' g --A 1 Dinner line at L.K. the day of the strike — ahem. 2. Voting time — We wish all students were as interested as these. 3. Where do we go from here, boys? 4. Mr. Samuel — smiling — where ' s Daisy? 5. Football scrimmage, obviously. 6. Fair, Spencer, and McKinney keep each other company in the swing. 7. Free publicity for the Tavern. 8. For all who know and love it, we give you — Barracks A! 9. Basking in the winter sunshine, Newton and Maxfield. 1. Peterson, Albright, Miner, Bell, Henderson, and Wommack help support the Tavern. 2. The Hand and Earl Nelson seem playful. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hesler serve cake. 4. Freshmen look somewhat bored at A.C.C. pep rally — Matty shows spirit, however. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Snapshot Editor. 6. Bill and Mil play Eskimo. 7. Downbeat — how cute can you get? 8. Gus — could be missing Moon, from the look in her eye. 9. Mac and ChiChi at the Friday night Homecoming dance. 10. Tree, hat, Glendenning, and Hodges. 11. Grrrrrr! 12. Prospective Southwestern student. 13. Editor Sheppard in action! 14. We can ' t improve on the caption in the picture. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass, and Mr. and Mrs. Jones. 16. Dot Clark — what does mean? 1. Foster and friends indulge in extracurric. 2. Spencer and Brown stop for a short rest on the way to town. 3. Lawhom and Leutwyler at the Phi Mu formal. 4. Curtis and Burns — no wonder they were beauty nominees. 5. View from Mood Hall balcony. 6. Joyce and Joe Dowdy demonstrate another favorite pastime — hope the Coca Cola company appreciates the free publicity. 7. Luther J. Waggener in spare time instructs by-standers in the fine art of miniature golf. 8. Phi Mu ' s look good from the back too. 9. Clendennin and Evans take Landrum for a plowride. 10. Elaine — hubba hubba! 1. Freshmen show off their potential bonfire for Homecoming pep rally. 2. The pile grows — ditto the number of Fresh- men. 3. At the Tri Delt formal — wonder how many of ' em kissed the Blarney stone? 4. Yea Pirates — fight! pep rally following Homecoming parade — they really raised the courthouse roof. 5. Douglass and octet make beautiful music at the Friday night Homecoming Ball. 6. Kat McNallen and the beloved band — likewise at the Homecoming Ball. Accompan JOHN CAPERTON PACE, Dean Education, Economics J. NOBLE ATKINS Government, History English OTIS G. CARNES Rural Church Program Supervisor Sociology, Religious Education FRANCES COX CARNES Librarian WILLIAM LAWLEY Physics, Mathematics JULIA D. McINTYRE Dietitian, Home Economics S. KIRGAN STUBBS English, Journalism NOEMI FRANCOISE SCHUCHMAN Foreign Languages FLOYD W. THRASH Bible, Religious Education (not shown) VIVIAN JOHNSON Speech - Music C. A. MOORE Work Program Supervisor General Engineering MARJORIE TROTTER Registrar Business Administration PAUL TYSON Biology, Psychology, Chemistry BILLIE SUE BEST-Mexia HAROLD CALAME • Tehuacana S- w •CI JAMES BARHAM - Mexia GLENDON CLINE- Mexia . ROBERT DANIELS - Mexia %$?M4 BOB FISHER - Evant MARY DEANIA COX - Mexia JACK FLOYD - Tehuacana %f ■ m ERNESTINE HEREFORD - Mexia BESSIE LOU HOLT - Mexia JERRY HARDISON - Fairoaks ALBERT HYLTON - Mullens, West Virginia CHARLES OSBORNE - Coolidge Soap MRS. ALMA PATTON - Mexia WALTER LEE KENNEDY - Groesbeck THOMAS H. PAYNE - Mexia Bird LADY LEOMA PEARSON Tehuaccma, Sister MACON PHILLIPS - Mexia JOHN RUSSELL PEARSON Tehuacana, Bubba EDWIN PLUMMER - Mexia JOEL RODRIQUEZ - Cotulla PRESTON STEPHENSON Fairoaks ARTHUR RENFRO-Riese BURL VINZANT - Groesbeck NETTIE LEE WIDNER - Mexia k MRS. HELEN WIMBERLY Wortham LEWIS VINZANT - Groesbeck SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right; Albert Hylton, Vice-President John R. Pearson President MARK WITMER - Langdon, N. Dakota Mrs. Jennie Lawley Secretary iraC GONZALO ANCIRA-Sabinas Hgo., N. L., Mexico b4. KENNETH CALLAWAY - Uvalde Cab Iw GERALDINE BLACK - Teague Gerry . : A ' -. CHARLES RAY CUMMINGS ■ Coolidge MARY JEAN BOUNDS - Tehuacana GRACE GUNTER-Kosse THOMAS DYSON -M«xia JUNE DAVIS - Groesbeck FREDDIE JEAN CALAME - Tehuacana •La i JOE DILLARD - Mexia JOE DOMINY - Mexia HERMAN HITT- Mexia LILLIAN LIVINGSTON - Mexia Lilly Bell DAVID LUNT - Waco ALAN LITTLE - Fairoaks JACKIE McNATT- Mexia CHARLSE ANN MOODY Coolidge BARBARA ANN PRICE - Mexia MARILYN MOODY - Mexia R. HENRY PLUNKETT ■ Corsicana m JAMES MORRIS - Teague Jimmy RUBINELL RABORN - Groesbeck JO ELEENE SHAMBLIN- Groesbeck HAROLD SHANKLE - Comanche L. OWENS -Gorman Soapy M JOE ROBINSON - Milano NEWEL FOY SANDERS - Fairoaks DONALD SIMS - Fairoaks JEAN THRASH - Tehuacana LAHOMA TYNER - Teague CHARLES WOODS -Milano FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Kenneth Calloway, Uvalde-Vice President; Barbara Ann Price, Mexia-Secretary; Charlie Cummings, Coolidge-President STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Charl ie Davis, Goldthwaite-President; Donald Sims, Fairoaks-Vice President; Lady Leoma Pearson, Tehuacana-Sophomore Representative; Joseph Cotton, Groesbeck-Sophomore Representative; (not shown) Jerry Hardison, Fairoaks-Secretary; Barbara Ann Price, Mexia-Freshman Representative; Harold Shankle, Comanche-Freshman Representative SOPHOMORE FAVORITES LADY LEOMA PEARSON FRESHMAN YEAR Duchess of Westminster Annual Staff Student Council Office Assistant Chorus Class Officer Wildcat Tales Staff SOPHOMORE YEAR Student Council Wildcat Tales Staff Editor of Annual Chorus Major: Office Assistant Christmas Pageant Play Head Yell Leader Education FRESHMAN FAVORITES BARBARA ANN PRICE Student Council Class Officer Yell Leader Annual Staff Wildcat Tales Staff Play Banquet Committee DONALD V. SIMS Student Council - Vice President Basketball - Co-Captain Highest individual score on basketball team Play - Program committee Work Student Representative of Self-government in dormitory Major: Physical Education f - - o © B 8 9 S THE BASKETBALL TEAM - 1948- ' 49 Captain: Jerry Har ison, Fairoaks Coach: William L .wley Top row: Rodriquez, guard; Lawson, forward; Hylton, center; Wesson, forward; Ancira, forward; Witmer, guard; Fisher, guard. Bottom row: Logan, manager; Little, forward; Sims, guard; Hardison, guard; Owens, center; Miller, forward; Lawley, coach. The Westminster Wildcats clash with the Navarro Junior College Bulldogs. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE Left to right: Lawrence Bounds, Freshman representative; Vivian Johnson, Sponsor; Nettie Lee Widner, Bessie Lou Holt, Sophomore representatives, and David Lunt, Freshman representative. MINISTERIAL AND LIFE SERVICE GROUP Left to right: Bob Logan, Mark Witmer, Jean Thrash, Harold Shankle, Ernestine Hereford, Kenneth Callaway, Freddie Henderson, Henry Plunkett, Arthur Renfro and David Lunt. WILDCAT TALES STAFF Left to right: Jean Thrash, Mrs. Sadie Stubbs, Barbara Ann Price, Lady Leoma Pearson, Charlie Woods, Mary Jean Bounds, Harold Calame, Robert Daniels, Charles Osborne and John Russell Pearson, Editor-in-chief. (not shown) Charlie Davis and Jerry Hardison ANNUAL STAFF Left to right: Mary Deania Cox, Lady Leoma Pearson, Billie Sue Best, Jean Thrash, Soap Osborne, Barbara Ann Price, Harold Calame, Bessie Lou Holt, Lawrence Bounds, Nettie Lee Widner and Bob Fisher. YELL LEADERS Barbara Ann Price, Gerry Black Lady Leoma Sister Pearson — Head Yell Leader OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Trotter, Registrar; Black, Bounds, Pearson, Tyner, Thrash, Cox, Moody, Gunter LIBRARY STAFF Carnes, Librarian; Calame, Callaway, Gunter, Hylton, Tyner, Rodriquez, Cox, reading left to right. 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HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY DIRECTORY Abbott, Carmen Jo — Beaumont, Tex. (4) Adair, Robert Alvin — Breckenridge, Tex. (1) Aderhold, Robert Lee — Georgetown, Tex. (2) Adkins, James Kenneth — Laredo, Tex. (2) Ahlberg, Dan L., Jr., — Georgetown, Tex. (3) Ainsworth,- Laban Linton, Jr. — Georgetown, Tex. (3) Ainsworth, Ted Ford — Georgetown, Tex. (5) Albright, Joseph Finley — San Antonio, Tex. (4) Allums, Beverly Lucille — Beaumont, Tex. (1) Anabtawi, Isam Nazmi — Haifa, Palestine (4) Anderegg, Ruth Dolores — Fredericksburg, Tex. (3) Anderson, Clifton Edward — Austin, Tex. (1) Anderson, Emma Ann — Farmersville, Tex. (2) Anderson, Harry Louis — Ft. Worth, Tex. (4) Anderson, Ouentin Eugene — Taylor, Tex. (4) Arbuckle, Ray Harris, Jr. — Elgin, Tex. (2) Armstrong, Jack Lyle — Chicago, 111. (4) Armstrong, William Louis — Chicago, 111. (4) Avant, James Ross — Dilley, Tex. (3) Aves, Lynn — Spring, Tex. (3) Ayres, William Albert — Ft. Worth, Tex. (4) Bain, Betty — San Antonio 1, Tex. (4) Baker, Dewey Mack — Winters, Tex. (3) Baker, Joe Charles — Winters, Tex. (2) Baker, Marlee — Austin 21, Tex. (1) Baker, Paul Kern — Dallas 8, Tex. (1) Baltzer, Jane Cornelia — Houston, Tex. (2) Barr. Helen Claire — Houston, Tex. (1) Bartak, Helen Elizabeth — Houston, Tex. (1) Bass, Charles Elmer — Holland, Tex. (3) Bass, Frank Myron — Cuero, Tex. (4) Bass, Kenneth Edward — Holland, Tex. (4) Bass, Samuel Owen — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Bayer, Bennie Bernard — Georgetown, Tex. (2) Beaver, Elizabeth Piatt — Georgetown, Tex. P.G. Beaver, Oras Ann — Georgetown, Tex. (1) Becker, Kathryn Gretchen — Houston, Tex. (1) Beckman, Raymond Walter — Weir, Tex. (3) Behrens, Carolyn Ann — Galveston, Tex. (2) Bell, Elmina Charlene — Gregory, Tex. (4) Bell, Ruth Mary — Temple, Tex. (2) Berthold, James A. — Dallas, Tex. (1) Birdwell, Sue Caroline — San Antonio, Tex. (3) Birkelbach, Bernard — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Birkelbach, Melvin Henry — Georgetown (3) Bisbey, Robert George — Galveston, Tex. 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(3) Burns, Virginia Ann — Austin, Tex. (3) Burton, Carol — San Antonio, Tex. (3) Busfield, Roger M. Jr. — Georgetown, Tex. Bussell, Wayman — Bay City, Tex. Butler, Adele — Houston, Tex. Butler, Edith — Breckenridge, Tex. Butler, Martha — Karnes City, Tex. Buttery, Wilburn — Llano, Tex. Byerley, Don — El Campo, Tex. Byroni, Stiles, Jr. — Georgetown, Tex. Cabron, Edwin — Waelder, Tex. Cage, Morris, Jr. — Corpus Christi, Tex. Calhoun, Lester — Georgetown, Tex. Cameron, Jean — Houston, Tex. Camp, Colleen — Saltillo, Mexico Cannon, Barbara — Henderson, Tex. Cardwell, John — Junction, Tex. Carlson, Virgil — Hutto, Tex. Cartwright, Jacqueline — San Augustine, Tex. Cary, Howard — Laredo, Tex. Caskey, Louie — Georgetown, Tex. Castanon, Gilbert — San Antonio, Tex. Castanon, Robert — San Antonio, Tex. Catlow, Tommy — Houston, Tex. Cavitt, Sheridan, Jr. — Bartlett, Tex. Cavness, Joe — Austin, Tex. Cayard, Wallace — Port Neches, Tex. Cesmirosky, Lawrence — Freeport, Tex. Chafin, Leo — Georgetown, Tex. Chafin, Mary Louise — Georgetown, Tex. Chafin, Oney Lee — Georgetown, Tex. Chamberlain, Gloria — Refugio, Tex. Charles, John Davis — Rockdale, Tex. Charles, Reginald — Rockdale, Tex. Churchfield, Frances — Smithville, Tex. Clark, Dorothy — El Campo, Tex. Clements, Jo Ann — Taft, Tex. Clendenin, Betty — Port Arthur, Tex. Cobb, Ben — Calvert, Tex. Collins, Tom — Llano, Tex. Cone, Jacquelyn — Randolph Field, Tex. Connell, Don — Longview, Tex. Cook, Jonell — Taft, Tex. Cope, Nancye — Houston, Tex. Copeland, Hal, Jr. — San Antonio, Tex. Corley, Henry — San Saba, Tex. Corwin, Joan — Austin, Tex. Crow, Patsy — Smithville, Tex. Crowder, Louise — Dallas, Tex. P.G. (4) (2) (1) (4) (3) (1) (2) (3) (4) (2) (4) (4) (4) (2) (4) (2) (3) (2) (1) (1) (2) (3) (1) (3) (1) (1) (3) (3) (1) (3) (3) (1) (1) (1) (1) (4) (2) (1) (3) (1) (1) (1) (1) (2) (3) (1) Crownover, Larry — Llano, Tex. Crump, Betty — Uvalde, Tex. Culpepper, Kathryn — Tivoli, Tex. Curtis, Bettie — Cotulla, Tex. Dalchau, Ann — Llano, Tex. Dallas, Ben — Houston, Tex. Daniel, McAfee — Frost, Tex. Daniel, Katherine Ellen — Conroe, Tex. Dannelley, Patricia — Elgin, Tex. Dare, Milton King — Robstown, Tex. Darland, Preston H. — Beaumont, Tex. Davidson, Roger Edward — Los Angeles, Cal. Davis, Dawn Marie — San Antonio, Tex. Davis, Geneva — Houston, Tex. Davis, Lewis Hal — Georgetown, Tex. Davis, Loretta — Houston, Tex. Dawson, George Albert — Georgetown Tex. Deckard, Frances M. — Springfield, Mo. Dees, Matt Moss — Llano, Tex. De La Fosse, Martha J. — Palestine, Tex. De La Rosa, Luis — Mexico City, Mex. Delbridge, Robert Carroll — Big Spring, Tex. Deming, Ann — Houston, Tex. Dennis, Charles E. — Mineral Wells, Tex. Dent, Troy Joe — Timpson, Tex. Deschner, Evelyn M. — Laredo, Tex. Deschner, Henry W. — Gonzales, Tex. Deschner, Reinhart P — Gonzales, Tex. De Sirey, Donald — Georgetown, Tex. Desmuke, Kathryn Sue — Freer, Tex. Dewald, Louis F. — Florence, Tex. De Woody, Paul — Houston, Tex. Diamond, Daniel — Dallas, Tex. Dibrell, John L. — Georgetown, Tex. Dickinson, Calvin H. — Taylor, Tex. Dickson, Ima Lou — Ft. Worth, Tex. Dillard, Rebecca R. — Houston, Tex. Diltz, Gloria Faye — Smithville, Tex. Dollahon, Hazel — Andice, Tex. Doring, George L. — Georgetown, Tex. Dougherty, Jack — Corpus Christi, Tex. Dreyling, Blanche — Houston, Tex. Dubois, Rebecca — Lampasas, Tex. Duncan, Wallace — Alpine, Tex. Dusek, Marilyn L. — Granger, Tex. Dyche, Clara Jo — Ft. Stockton, Tex. Earnhardt, Barbara L. — Harlingen, Tex. (3) (1) (4) (2) (2) (1) (3) (2) (1) (4) (3) (4) (4) (4) (4) (1) (1) (4) (2) (2) (3) (4) (1) (1) (1) (2) (4) (4) (4) (2) (3) (3) (1) (2) (4) (1) (1) (2) (2) (1) (4) (3) (3) (4) (1) (1) (1) Eckman, Ann — Houston, Tex. Edens, Maurice — Georgetown, Tex. Edwards, Joe M. — Marlin, Tex. Eggen, Floyd E. — Clifton, Tex. Ehman, Dakota A. — Houston, Tex. Eimann, Gilbert A. — Brenham, Tex. Elliott, Robert F. — Breckenridge, Tex. Emmett, Martha — Stephenville, Tex. Evans, Joann L. — Breckenridge, Tex. Ezell, Laurie J. — Hull, Tex. Fabian, Harold — Raymondville, Tex. Fair, Martha — Tyler, Tex. Fairchild, Harvey J. — Beaumont, Tex. Fancher, Carroll W. — Moscow, Tex. Fenwick, James T. — Houston, Tex. Ferguson, Martha — Houston, Tex. Fernandez, Margie — Fishkill, N. Y. Finley, Frank — Austin, Tex. Fisher, June — Utopia, Tex. Fisher, Nolan — Hutto, Tex. Fisher, Norris — Mertens, Tex. Fletcher, Mary — Harper, Tex. Flinn, John H. — Taft, Tex. Fly, Richard — Hondo, Tex. Flynt, Hugh B. — Georgetown, Tex. Folse, Parker — Beaumont, Tex. Folse, W. Lee — Beaumont, Tex. Forsvall, M. Elaine — Georgetown, Tex. Fortinberry, Hyman Lea — Columbus, Tex. Foster, John W. — San Antonio, Tex. Foster, Nancy — Palestine, Tex. Foster, William C. — Cuero, Tex. Foust, Frances Lynell, — Georgetown, Tex. Fox, Beverly J. — Conroe, Tex. Frazer, Joseph D. — San Antonio, Tex. Frey, William H. — Austin, Tex. Frilen, Barbara H. — Dallas, Tex. Froelich, Robert P. — Arkansas City, Kan. Fromer, Charles L. — Eddy, Tex. Fullerton, Frederick — Taylor, Tex. Gaida, Edward J. — Granger, Tex. Gailey, Jo Ann — San Antonio, Tex. Galbreath, James R. — Georgetown, Tex. Gallagher, Robert — Breckenridge, Tex. Gallaway, Jim Bob — Georgetown, Tex. Gallaway, Katy Lou — Georgetown, Tex. Gallaway, Bruce — Elsa, Tex. Garrison, Virginia — Lufkin, Tex. (1) (4) (1) (4) (1) (3) (2) (4) (1) (3) (4) (1) (2) (4) (1) (1) (3) (4) (4) (4) (4) (4) (2) (2) (4) (3) (1) (1) (1) (3) (2) (4) (1) (2) (4) (1) (4) (2) (3) (4) (4) (4) (1) (1) (2) (2) (3) (1) Gaupp, Dieter — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Gaupp, Peter — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Giddens, Winifred — Leander, Tex. C-(l) Giddings, Jean Anne, Beaumont, Tex. (1) Glendening, Margaret — McAllen, Tex. (3) Goethe, Arthur — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Goolsby, Henry O. — Leander, Tex. (1) Gondran, Juanita ■ — Taylor, Tex. (2) Gordon, Thomas W. — Georgetown, Tex. (3) Gore, Albert — Sinton, Tex. (2) Goril, Robert B. — Chicago, 111, (4) Gratz, Barbara — Honolulu, T. H. (3) Graves, Wendell L. — Longview, Tex. (2) Gray, Bettye Jean — Refugio, Tex. (1) Greathouse, C. Wade — Corpus Christi, Tex. (4) Green, Dana Sid — Marble Falls, Tex. (4) Gregory, Mary Ann — Miami, Fla. (1) Griffin, Byron M. — Lake Jackson, Tex. (3) Griffin, Everett B. — Brownsville, Tex. C-(ll Griffin, Fayette F. — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Griffith, Barbara J. — Port Neches, Tex. (2) Guffy, Fred H. — Belton, Tex. (1) Guinn, Charles E. — West Columbia, Tex. (3) Gunther, Robert M. — Galveston, Tex. (1) Guthrie, Alvin F. — Corpus Christi, Tex. (2) Hahn, Dorothy — Fredericksburg, Tex. P.G. Hallauer, Alice M. — Breckenridge, Tex. (2) Hammond, Thomas M. — Burnet, Tex. (4) Hankla, Walter — Ft. Worth, Tex. (2) Hanson, Rox Ann (4) Hardin, Edgar P. — Granger, Tex. (2) Hardin, Jerry W. — Dallas, Tex. (2) Hardin, Mima Jeanne — Bryan, Tex. (4) Hardin, Nell — West Columbia, Tex. (4) Hardy, James Monroe — Big Spring, Tex. (2) Harnest, Charley — San Antonio, Tex. (4) Harris, Carrol E. — Houston, Tex. (2) Harris, Boyd — San Benito, Tex. (4) Hartley, Billy — San Saba, Tex. (4) Hartwell, Edward — Houston, Tex. (3) Hasten, Ralph G — Jarrell, Tex. (2) Haster, Betty — Waco, Tex. (1) Hayes, Bobby A. — Conroe, Tex. (2) Haynes, Aubrey Hugh — Crowell, Tex. (3) Haynes, Lucille — Rockport, Tex. (2) Haynes, Robert — Salado, Tex. (3) Hays, Richard L. — Belton, Tex. (1) Heacock, Edward W. — Llano, Tex. (4) Head, Mertle C. — Georgetown, Tex. Hegar, Georgia — Houston, Tex. Heinsohn, Edwina — Austin, Tex. Helton, Marilyn — Waco, Tex. Henderson, Dorothy Faye — Beaumont, Tex. Henderson, Ethel — Georgetown, Tex. Henderson, Jeannine — Beaumont, Tex. Herrera, Pedro — Georgetown, Tex. Herring, Elaine — Alvin, Tex. Hersh, Cecil — Austin, Tex. Hersh, Naomi — Elizabeth, New Jersey Hesler, Richard Walter — Georgetown, Tex. Hesler, Rita Mae P. — Georgetown, Tex. Hewlett, Mary Kate — Taft, Tex. Higgins, William B. — Longview, Tex. Hill, Robert Lewis — Groesbeck, Tex. Hinson, Janet — Graham, Tex. Hodges, Hallie Ann — Wharton, Tex. Hodges, Thomas A. — Junction, Tex. Hoffpauir, James D. — Vidor, Tex. Hogan, Daniel D. — Briggs, Tex. Holchak, Dorothy L. — Burton, Tex. Hollingsworth, Beverly — Houston, Tex. Holloway, Henry — Hondo, Tex. Holloway, Patty — Baytown, Tex. Holloway, Robert Lee — Arlington, Tex. Hopingardner, Charles — Houston, Tex. Horn, Barbra — Palestine, Tex. Horstmann, Margaret A. — Cameron, Tex. House, Dwight R. — Artesia, New Mexico House, William W. — Sanderson, Tex. Howard, James R. — Georgetown, Tex. Howard, Jean — Brownsville, Tex. Howard, R. D. — Georgetown, Tex. Hubbard, Ruth — Shawnee, Okla. Huggins, Beulah D. — Georgetown, Tex. Huggins, Bill — Georgetown, Tex. Hulburd, Merritt — Media, Penn. Humble, Herman — San Antonio Hunt, John Gilbert — Brenham, Tex. Hunt, Marjorie — Angleton, Tex. Irvine, Louise — Georgetown, Tex. Irvine, Suzette — Los Angeles, Calif. Jackson, Bonnie — Texas City, Tex. Jackson, Maryneal — Stephenville, Tex. Jackson, Mordant T. — Marble Falls, Tex. James, Barbara — Corpus Christi, Tex. Janowski, Bronistaw — London, S.W., England (1) (2) (2) (1) (4) (2) (3) (1) (1) (4) (4) (3) (3) (1) (2) (4) (2) (2) (2) (3) (4) (4) (4) (4) (2) (4) (1) (2) (2) (4) (1) (3) (3) (2) (2) (3) (4) (4) (2) (1) (4) (3) (3) (1) (1) (4) (3) (1) Jansen, Arthur O. — Georgetown, Tex. Jean, Lloyd A. — Georgetown, Tex. Johnson, Carlton — Linwood, New Jersey Johnson, Charles — Gladewater, Tex. Johnson, Ross H. — Burnet, Tex. Joiner, Lemuel — San Saba, Tex. Joiner, Robert — Tyler, Tex. Jones, Joann — Taft, Tex. Jones, Lloyd — West Columbia, Tex. Jordan, Beverly — Junction, Tex. Jordan, Gradylene — Houston, Tex. Jordan, Jo Ann — San Antonio, Tex. Kaiser, Joy — Taylor, Tex. Kattner, Lionel E. — Groveton, Tex. Keeling, Carol — Palestine, Tex. . Kelley, Willis — Goose Creek, Tex. Kenny, Rosemary — Sinton, Tex. Kermeth, Beryl — Houston, Tex. Kern, Jane — Palestine, Tex. Khoury, Adeeb Saleem — Nazareth, Palestine Khoury, Habeeb Geo. — Haifa, Palestine Kiker, Orbie — Rotan, Tex. Kilbourn, Herschel — Georgetown, Tex. King, Frances — Genoa, Tex. Kirby, Frank — San Antonio, Tex. Kirk, Robert Adam — Lamesa, Tex. Kirk, Robert Harold — Bertram, Tex. Knauth, Lee Roy — Florence, Tex. Koenig, Robert — Baytown, Tex. Kopecky, Daniel F. — Granger, Tex. Kopecky, Jack — Rowena, Tex. Landrum, Lawrence — Galveston, Tex. Landrum, Sue Ann — Galveston, Tex. Lane, Patricia — Longview, Tex. Lane, William — Georgetown, Tex. Laubach, James H. — Georgetown, Tex. Lawhorn, George Frank — Rockwall, Tex. Laws, Marjorie — Lufkin, Tex. Leatherwood, Harold D. — W. Columbia, Tex. Leazar, Marshall — Fredericksburg, Tex. Ledbetter, Curtis — Waco, Tex. Lee, Donald — New Braunfels, Tex. Lee, May Ann — Georgetown, Tex. Lee, Oliver J. — Georgetown, Tex. Leifeste, Lamar — Georgetown, Tex. Lengefeld, Betty — Temple, Tex. Leutwyler, Anna — Austin, Tex. Lewis, Dorothy J. — Hutto, Tex. (1) (3) (3) (2) (4) (4) (3) (3) (4) (1) (3) (4) (1) (2) (1) (1) (1) (2) (4) (4) (2) (4) (2) (1) (2) (4) (4) (3) (3) (4) (2) (3) (1) (4) (4) (3) (3) (4) (4) (3) (3) (2) (4) (4) (4) (2) (1) (1) Lewis, Jimmie — Luling, Tex. Lewis, Ruth — Hutto, Tex. Liese, Kathryn — Georgetown, Tex. Lilly, Elizabeth — Houston, Tex. Lindsay, Charles — Georgetown, Tex. Lively, June — Alvin, Tex. Lockey, Edwin M. — Palestine, Tex. Loessin, Edgar — Houston, Tex. Loomer, Marian — Austin, Minn. Lowman, Nell — Bishop, Tex. Lucas, Robert — Austin, Tex. Lundgren, Edwin O. — Elgin, Tex. Lundgren, Ralph H. — Elgin, Tex. Luter, Geraldine — San Antonio, Tex. Lutonsky, Roy — Taylor, Tex. Lynch, Jo Ann — Bandera, Tex. Lynch, Richard — Hondo, Tex. Lyons, Johnnye F. — Georgetown, Tex. McCain, Ruth — Robstown, Tex. McCarroll, Paul — Phillips, Tex. McCormick, Charles — Florence, Tex. McCoy, Betty — Georgetown, Tex. McCrary, Betty — Lampasas, Tex. McDonald, Harvey — Georgetown, Tex. McDonald, Marian M. — Texas City, Tex. McGaughey , Lola — Albany, Tex. McGee, Harper — • Corpus Christi, Tex. McGilvray, Gloria — Houston, Tex. McHenry, Richard — Houston, Tex. Mclntyre, Thomas — Navasota, Tex. McKinney, Carrie F. — Beeville, Tex. McLean, Ruelene — Georgetown, Tex. McLendon, Douglas W. — Georgetown, Tex. McLennan, Nita Lou — Cayuga, Tex. McLerran, John H. — Temple, Tex. McLure, Dorothy — Dallas, Tex. McNallen, Dale P. — Breckenridge, Tex. McPhail, Robert W. — Houston, Tex. Mackenzie, Nancy — Houston, Tex. Mackintosh, Robert A. — Georgetown, Tex. Malish, Alvis M. — Leander, Tex. Maner, Nila Mae — Harper, Tex. Manley, John — Georgetown, Tex. Mangrum, Mildred — Waco, Tex. Mann, William — Georgetown, Tex. Marek, Ladis W. — Cameron, Tex. Marney, Benjamin B. — De Leon, Tex. Martin, Betsy — Rosenberg, Tex. (4) (4) (3) (2) (4) (1) (4) (2) (1) (1) (1) (3) (1) (1) (3) (1) (4) (1) (3) (1) (4) (2) (1) (4) (1) (3) (3) (1) (2) (4) (1) (4) (2) (4) (4) (4) (4) (2) (3) (4) (1) (1) (4) (4) (4) (2) (1) (2) Martin, Patsy — Weslaco, Tex. Martinets, Frank E. — Granger, Tex. Martinka, Theresa H. — Georgetown, Tex. Mason, Robert — Burnet, Tex. Massey, Robert — Jarrell, Tex. Mathison, Malcolm — Texarkana, Tex. Matthews, Joan — Center, Tex. Matthews, Gerald — Baytown, Tex. Matthews, Marjorie — Sinton, Tex. Matty, Dorothy — Wichita Falls, Tex. Maurice, Robert — Albuquerque, N. Mexico May, Warren R. — Georgetown, Tex. Mayfield, Alice — Louise, Tex. Mays, Weldon — Texarkana, Tex. Mays, W. Eldon — Texarkana, Tex. Means, Allin — San Antonio, Tex. Medley, Nancy — Georgetown, Tex. Melton, Frances — Fredericksburg, Tex. Meredith, Lawrence — Dallas, Tex. Merritt, George H. — Uvalde, Tex. Messer, Robert — Belton, Tex. Michael, George — Houston, Tex. Michalka, Lawrence — Cameron, Tex. Mick, Homer — Sinton, Tex. Miller, Royce Gene — Hallettsville, Tex. Miller, Wilbert Otto — Bartlett, Tex. Miner, Frances — Ft. Worth, Tex. Mitchell, George — Houston, Tex. Mitchell, Joe — Kosse, Tex. Monkhouse, Charles — Hondo, Tex. Montgomery, Frankie Jo — Georgetown, Tex. Montgomery, Robert — Three Rivers, Tex. Moon, Richard — Upper Sandusky, Ohio Moore, Joyce Ann — Navasota, Tex. Moore, Kent Oakley — San Antonio, Tex. Moore, Robert — Van, Tex. Morris, Curtis — Longview, Tex. Morris, Rosemary — Longview, Tex. Morrison, Gilbert — Beaumont, Tex. Morton, Baker — Coleman, Tex. Mumme, David — Georgetown, Tex. Munger, Marilee — Naperville, 111. Munson, Leslie — Georgetown, Tex. Munson, Ruth — East Columbia, Tex. Murphy, Betty Joe — Bryan, Tex. Murray, Jack — Wharton, Tex. Musch, C. C. — McAllen, Tex. Myers, Nancy — Sulphur Springs, Tex. (2) (3) (2) (4) (4) (2) (1) (2) (2) (1) (4) (4) (2) (4) (4) (2) (3) (3) (4) (2) (1) (3) (1) (1) (4) (4) (4) (1) (3) (3) (1) (3) (3) (2) (1) (1) (1) (4) (1) (4) (4) (4) (1) (1) (1) (2) (2) (2) Nabours, Hortense — Cameron, Tex. Nagel, Kyle — Edna, Tex. Neal, Luther — Hillsboro, Tex. Nelson, George — Taylor, Tex. Nelson, Wilburn Earl — Ingleside, Tex. Newton, Bonnie Jo — Bertram, Tex. Nicholson, Barbara — Spring, Tex. Nixon, Charles — Lockhart, Tex. Norman, Robert — San Benito, Tex. Norwood, John — Carrizo Springs, Tex. Oakes, Jo Ann — Cotulla, Tex. Oakley, Harvey — Carlton, Tex. O ' Donnell, Guthrie — Burnet, Tex. O ' Neal, Joyce — Port Arthur, Tex. Overton, Patsy — Hutto, Tex. Owen, Patricia — Pine Bluff, Ark. Pace, Betty — Brownsville, Tex. Pace, Thomas — Iowa Park, Tex. Palmer, William — Port Arthur, Tex. Pardo, Jeanne — Odessa, Tex. Parker, Ronald W. — Georgetown, Tex. Parmlee, Dan — Houston, Tex. Parr, Ann — Amarillo, Tex. Pate, Robert J. — Woodville, Tex. Patterson, Alice Anne — Junction, Tex. Patterson, Henry Milton — Georgetown, Tex. Patterson, Robert Samuel — Lufkin, Tex. Peacock, Joyce — Beeville, Tex. Pearson, Floyd E. — Breckenridge, Tex. Peaslee, Jan — Georgetown, Tex. Peavey, Robert — Indianapolis, Ind. Pennington, Donald — Georgetown, Tex. Pennybacker, Robert — Austin, Tex. Perry, Martha Alice — Paducah, Tex. Perry, Virginia — Harlingen, Tex. Peterman, Lester — Fredericksburg, Tex. Peters, Elizabeth — Temple, Tex. Peterson, Althea — Houston, Tex. Petrie, Harry E. — Cedar Lake, Ind. Phillips, Basil — Georgetown, Tex. Phillips, Martha Ann — Houston, Tex. Pieper, Ben — Dallas, Tex. Piper, John — Burnet, Tex. Pitcock, Louis — Graham, Tex. Piatt, John Wesley — Granger, Tex. Ponder, Charles — Bartlett, Tex. Pool, Thomas W. — Valley Mills, Tex. Poteet, Ralph — Georgetown, Tex. (2) (4) (5) (3) (2) (2) (1) (4) (3) (3) (1) (2) (2) (1) (2) (3) (3) (4) (4) (1) (1) (3) (3) (4) (1) (2) (4) (1) (1) (1) (4) (1) (1) (1) (2) (2) (2) ' (4) (3) (4) (1) (3) (4) (4) (4) (1) (1) (4) Potter, Carol — Albuquerque, N. Mexico Powell, Betty — Bryan, Tex. Priest, Henry — Georgetown, Tex. Pr iest, John — Georgetown, Tex. Priest, Noel — Georgetown, Tex. Prigmore, George — Cleburne, Tex. Pry, Arthur — Anahuac, Tex. Pry, Guy — Anahuac, Tex. Purgason, Judy — Dallas, Tex. Puryear, John Wesley — Ashwood, Tex. Ouigley, Richard — Sinton, Tex. Rader, William Paul, — Georgetown, Tex. Ragsdale, Oleta — San Saba, Tex. Ramey, James — Georgetown, Tex. Ranfranz, Mary Alice — Houston, Tex. Rankin, William — Galveston, Tex. Rathman, Raymond F. — Lampasas, Tex. Ray, Joseph — Dallas, Tex. Reed, Cecil — Florence, Tex. Reed, Lewis — Holland, Tex. Reed, Roberta — Holland, Tex. Reese, Phyllis — Hobbs, New Mexico Reeves, Edward — Manor, Tex. Renick, Mrs. Myrtle O — Florence, Tex. Reta, Felix — Taylor, Tex. Reynolds, Harold — Georgetown, Tex. Richardson, Betty Lou — Mexia, Tex. Richardson, Perry — Houston, Tex. Riemenschneider, Henry — Yoakum, Tex. Rivers, Birdie Maxine — Pleasanton, Tex. Rivet, Bettye — Beaumont, Tex. Robbins, Virginia — Austin, Tex. Roberson, Marilyn — Breckenridge, Tex. Roberts, Carroll Harry — Beaumont, Tex. Roberts, Josephine — Uvalde, Tex. Robertson, Caroline — Austin, Tex. Robertson, Ray — Taylor, Tex. Robinson, Billy G. — Mt. Pleasant, Tex. Robinson, Virginia — Edna, Tex. Roesler, Don — Corpus Christi, Tex. Roesler, Nancy — Corpus Christi, Tex. Rosenblad, Ben — Taylor, Tex. Ross, Ella Kathryn — Sonora, Tex. Rosson, Susan — Cameron, Tex. Rowntree, Kuhn — Lampasas, Tex. Runk, Charles Ernst — Alice, Tex. Russell, James — San Antonio, Tex. Russell, Ralph — Houston, Tex. (1) (2) (3) (1) (3) (3) (2) (4) (3) (2) (2) (3) (4) (4) (1) (1) (2) (2) (2) (2) (4) (1) (1) (4) (4) (4) (4) (4) (4) (1) (4 ) (1) (2) (2) (1) (1) (2) . (4) (1) (4) (1) (5) (3) (1) (1) (4) (4) (1) Rutledge, Lois — San Antonio, Tex. (2) Sadler, Joyce — Houston, Tex. (2) Saegert, Louis — Killeen, Tex. (1) Samuel, Allaha Rakha — Raewind, W. Panjab, Pakistan (5) Samuel, Daisy — West Punjab, Pakistan (5) Sandberg, Bonnie — Georgetown, Tex. (1) Sargent, Cecil Gilbert — San Antonio, Tex. (1) Satterwhite, Edith — Buckholts, Tex. (1) Scarbrough, James — Houston, Tex. (4) Schmidt, Evelyn — Genoa, Tex. (4) Schroeder, Donna — New Holland, 111. (1) Schulze, David Lee — Woodward, Tex. (1) Schulze, Fritz — Brenham, Tex. (4) Schulze, John Paul — Woodward, Tex. (2) Schwab, Edward — Galveston, Tex. (1) Schwarzer, Bessie — Austin, Tex. (4) Scoggins, Robert — G eorgetown, Tex. (1) Scott, Albert D. — Whitney, Tex. (4) Scott, Bennett N. — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Seale, E. Y. — San Antonio, Tex. (4) Searcy, Jack — Mineral Wells, Tex. (2) Sells, George — Orange, Tex. (2) Sells, Traylor Dixon — Orange, Texas (2) Selvey, Harold — Georgetown, Tex. (1) Severn, Harry Frank — Austin, Tex. (1) Sharp, Jack — Corpus Christi, Tex. (1) Shell, Turner — Georgetown, Tex. (3) Shelley, J. Charles — Rogers, Tex. (3) Sheppard, Henry — Cuero, Tex. (4) Sheppard, Gillette — Cuero, Tex. (2) Shires, J. D. — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Shult, Norma Ruth — El Campo, Tex. (3) Sides, Agnes H. — Georgetown, Tex. (2) Simmons, Gordon — Temple, Tex. (1) Simmons, Hobert — Temple, Tex. (3) Sinclair, Charles — Laredo, Tex. (1) Sivells, Charles — Georgetown, Tex. (1) Skelton, Barbara Gail — Houston, Tex. (3) Sladek, Billy Gene — Taylor, Tex. (1) Slaughter, Mercer — Brady, Tex. (1) Sloat, Eleanor — Houston, Tex. (1) Smith, Stanley — Georgetown, Tex. (1) Smith, Helen Marie — Lampasas, Tex. (1) Smith, Sally Tom — Llano, Tex. (2) Smith, Shelley — Georgetown, Tex. (3) Smoot, Sallie — Houston, Tex. (1) Sneed, Barbara — Galena Park, Tex. (1) Snipes, Jack C. — Georgetown, Tex. (4) Snoga, Jimmy — Calliham, Tex. Snowdy, Louis — Georgetown, Tex. Spann, Harold — Gladewater, Tex. Spaw, Joy — Harlingen, Tex. Spellman, Norman — Seguin, Tex. Spencer, Virginia — Donna, Tex. Springfield, William — Ennis, Texas Stansell, Joe — Killeen, Tex. Stapp, Grover J. — Florence, Tex. Stearns, Duane — Sinton, Tex. Steinman, Willo — Charlotte, Tex. Stewart, Harriet — Texas City, Tex. Stockard, Buford C. — Burnet, Tex. Stockton, Don — Daisetta, Tex. Stone, Charles — New Orleans, Tex. Stonecipher, Donald — Houston, Tex. Strange, Merrill — Mart, Tex. Strickland, Reuben — Marshall, Tex. Stubblefield, L. J. — Georgetown, Tex. Sutherland, Ina — Uvalde, Tex. Swenson, Clyde H. — Georgetown, Tex. Swenson, Glen T. — Austin, Tex. Switzer, Fred — Cuero, Tex. Tansend, Ralph Charles — Georgetown, Tex. Taylor, Harry Lay — Georgetown, Tex. Taylor, Phyllis — Crystal City, Tex. Tell, Almon B. — Georgetown, Tex. Terry, Joyce — Palacios, Tex. Terry, Winona Lee — Lufkin, Tex. Thompson, John Hart — Marlin, Tex. Thornall, Madge — Houston, Tex. Tidwell, Betty Gayle — Sinton, Tex. Tittle, Rebecca Ann — Brownsville, Tex. Toleman, Thomas O. — Georgetown, Tex. Toliver, Gayle — Georgetown, Tex. Tooley, Lester — Dallas, Tex. Townsend, Giles Mayes — Georgetown, Tex. Trahan, Phyllis — Austin, Tex. Traylor, Patricia — Uvalde, Tex. Treibs, Harold — Fredericksburg, Tex. Trout, Ethel — Texas City, Tex. Turner, William — Georgetown, Tex. Vandiver, Darrell — McAllen, Tex. Vaughn, Frances — Bay City, Tex. Vern, Myriam — Houston, Tex. Vernon, William — Big Spring, Tex. Vicari, Henry — Taylor, Tex. Vineyard, Lynn — Wharton, Tex. (2) (3) (5) (1) (4) (1) (2) (3) (3) (2) (1) (1) (3) (1) (5) (4) (2) (4) (1) (2) (4) (3) (4) (4) (4) (1) (4) (3) (1) (1) (2) (1) (4) (4) (3) (4) (3) (2) (2) (2) (3) (3) (1) (4) (4) (4) (1) (2) Vineyard, Mrs. Maribeth — Glen Flora, Tex. Vivion, Belle — Tyler, Tex. Wagner, Elaine — S. Houston, Tex. Walker, Lucile — Cleburne, Tex. Walton, Grady — Center Point, Tex. Walton, John Wesley — Center Point, Tex. 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Wyatt, Richard (Clem) — Rockdale, Tex. Yeaman, John — Laredo, Tex. Yelverton, James H. — Riverside, Tex. Young, Joan — Georgetown, Tex. Young, Joe — Creedmoor, Tex. Young, Ruth — Georgetown, Tex. Youngblood, James — Beaumont, Tex. Zaccaria, Attilio — Oakville, Conn. (1) (1) (4) (3) (3) (1) (2) (4) (4) (4) (2) (1) (1) (3) (1) (3) (3) (4) (3) (4) (4) (1) (3) (4) (1) (4) (4) (1) (1) (2) (4) (2) (4)