Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1952 volume:

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' ■ ■- v ,m V I i INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL MENS PANHEILENIC WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC WOMEN ' S ADVI SORY COUNCIL Wood daze! Look this way, girls! Go ahead — toss ' er in! . - . ' -ASH Food — ain ' t it grand? Can ' t wait to make that class! V P_ Peek-a-boo! The three Muskateers F : st flow Julia Berglund, Betty Blalock, Jane Chapin, Margaret Churchill, Pa- tricia Copeland, Beverly Dague, Betty Ann Doss, Sallie Falkenbury. Second flow: Jane Gillett, Helen Hair, Jonette Hall, Nancy Hamilton, Mar- iorie Hill, Emily Henderson, Carolyn Hensey, Paula Johnson. Third Row : Pauline Johnson, Ann Leeman, Hazen Lewis, Betty McCoy, Sammy McLelland, Felicia Melburn, Carrie Jo Mitchell, Nell Morin. Fourth flow: Lois Muckleroy, Joyce Peacock, Joan Dee Quinn, Ann Radenz, Edna Rankin, Lucille Reed, Ethel Rentfro, Coco Richert. Fifth Row: Betty Jean Robertson, Helen Marie Smith, Janey Smith, Sue Syler, Mildred Weiss, Lynn Winfree, Joan Young. ALPHA DELTA PI OFFICERS BETTY ANN CLENDENIN President JOAN EVANS Vice-President MARY HALLAUER Secretary HELEN BROWN Treasurer m These boring meetings l l Off On A Sunbeam ! ! ! % y ? 9 , yr DEITA DEITA DELTA First Row: Peggy Bodine, Kay Borden, Susan Burr, Gloria Chamberlian, Arden Daniel, Janice Daniel. Second Row: Clare Easley, Aline Easley, Carol Embry, Marilyn Hancock, Carol Ann Harter, Alicia Hodges. Third Row: Marilyn Keeling, Patricia McMaster, Ann McRoberts, Dorothy Monson, Catherine Morgan, LaDoris Morgan. Fzurth Row: Nelda Morgan, JoAnn Sanders, Audrey Thompson, Judy Wood, Virginia Wood. Noi Pictured : Virginia Ann Hasse OFFICERS CARRIE FRANCES McKINNEY President NELL CARMAN WILKENS Vice-President VIRGINIA SPENCER McMILLEN Secretary BETTY LEE CRUMP Treasurer Careful with that head ! ! ! Share and share alike! What ' s so funny? Dear Bill ' Baby, it ' s cold outside ! ! ' Can ' t help loving that man! After the victory??? D. Z. Barn Party— Great fun, huh ? ? First flow : Peggy Bergstrom, Pert Brown, Jeanette Causey, Mary Jo France. Second flow : Ellen Kenny, Carolyn Longley, Marcia Neuberger, Jan Peaslee. Third Row : Jean Porter, Martha Thomas, Ann Wilkinson, Marjorie Zimmerman. Not Pictured: Dixie Gordon. DELTA ZETA LORETTA DAVIS President JANE GALE Vice-President PHYLLIS REESE Secretary ROSEMARY KENNY Treasurer Say, Pat w • Phi Mu Totem Pole Stack ' em in Layers Wake up, Mimi ! ! PHI Mil First Row : Joyce Brown, Kathryn Burton, Nan Cornett, Clara Jo Dyche, Martha Bert Fox, Ina Ruth Garrison. Second Row: Mary Bert Hewitt, Patricia Horn, Betty Alice Houston, Betty Jasperson, Elaine Keith, Patti LaForge. Third Row: Mary Marney, Henrietta Miller, Jean Millican, Rosemary More- land, Janice Powell, Nancy Roesler. Fourth Row: Sue Ann Shipp, Ruth Simons, Sally Smoot, Muriel Wittbold, Maridel Youngblood. Not Pictured: Barbara Nash. MARGARET WINFREY President ELAINE BROADWELL Vice-President HELEN McKAY Secretary BARBARA NASH Treasurer (Not Pictured) V The Time, The Place and The Girl Watch the Floorshow Bring on the food! It ' s O. K. folks — They ' re married! BB ZETA TAU AlPHA First How: Marjorie Bair, Patricia Bludworth, Sue Carper, Marina Chapa, Jo- Ann Clements, Diane Coats. Second Row: Shirley Crowder, Jacqueline Daniels, Mary Eddins, FranceE Grimes, Mabel Jentsch, Susan Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Norma Lee Roberts, Betty Ann Robertson, Mary Lou Sisserson, Dean Stinnett, Sally Stuebing, Phyllis Taylor, Mary Bess Vivian. OFFICERS ANNA LEUTWYLER President DELORES BRYAN Vice-President JEAN SEVERN Secretary JANE SHAFFER Treasurer INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION First Row: Frances Aoki, Barbara Bazzell, Ruth Blasdel. Altha Brown, Melba Brown, Evelyn Bunk, Exa Mae Chambliss. Second Row: Marian Crossley. Loretta Dale, Betty Lou Daniels, Shirley Davis, Peggy Ann Davenport, Marilyn Dusek, Ann Eckman. Third flow: Betty Jean Fredericks, Anna Jean Godbey, Azeneth Guillen, Ra- mona Guinn, Roma Johnson, Helen Krywoszej, Elaine Le Blonde. Fourth flow: Jo Ann Long, Joyce Lovell, Valda Maeckel, Jo Mayfield, Jackie McGrath, Blanche Meek, Carson Meitzen. Fifth flow: Chloe Mitchell, Susan Rosson, Jackie Salmon, Barbara Singleton, Willa Steinman, Mary Strackbein, Kiyoko Tanabe. Sixth Row : Thelma Travland, Ann Truog, Bobbie Walker, Jamye Whatley, Eu- genia Williams, Kay Wolfer, Elinor Wyatt. Not Pictured: Jean Cummins, Jean Dabney, Patsy Foster. First Row: Jimmy Baines, Leslie Boone, Kelly Burkhart, David Cardwell, Joe Cavness, Harry Davis, Ricardo Diaz. Second Row: David Douglass. Joe Edwards, Loy Estes, Homer Florey, Irwin Gainer, Blitz Griifen, Julia n Hovey. Third Row: Leslie Lovell. George Mitchell. Wallace Mitchell, John Mood, Bob Messer, James Riddle, James Robinson. Fourth Row: George Schulze, Lee Scott, Gordon Simmons, Robert Sledge, Jerry Smith, Ray Starnes, Earl Sullivan. Fifth Row: Charles Tanner, John Thompson, Boyce Vardiman, Tom Weisinger, Clyde Woods. Not Pictured: Don Byerley, M. T. Cage, James Gasparis, Russell Chaney, Jim Holbrook, Louis Page, Jack Ramey, David Wacker. W wT-z pffl it m M ■ — J|L, Jflj H J7H HHl ■■■:■ 1 - B. : - HI MARYNEAL JACKSON President WALTER LANGHAM Vice-President BONNIE JACKSON Secretary CHARLES MALESKY Program Chairman KAPPA ALPHA ORDER SWEETHEART {Jean Severn First Row: Max Ashley, Paul Baker, John Brigman, Erwin Colgin, Creighton Collins, Billy Dippel. Second How. William Flanders, Kenneth Garrett, Sul-Ross Harrington, John Vincent La Barbera, Donald Schumann, Thomas Franklin Stovall. KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS WILLIAM LEE FOLSE President HARRY FRANK SEVERN Vice-President CLOVIS KENDRICK Secretary HENRY FLAK Treasurer KAPPA SIGMA DREAM GIRL M iss Mitia Hodges : First flow: Sam Baker, Gilbert Castonon, John Douglas, Robert Duff, William Engvafl, Manson Glass. Second flaw: William Hays, Hal Kennedy, Ronld Parker, Bill Radetsky, Erwin Rost, Richard Rost. Third flow: Albert Sanders, Jack Seals, Stanley Smith, Robert Tulloch, Jack Walker, Guinn Williams, Hill Winfrey. Not Pictured : Armistead Davis, James Fenwick, Fred Guf f y, Richard Hays, Bev Henson, Pat Rowlings, Richard Thomas, Ellis Youngblood. KAPPA SIGMA OFFICERS BEV HENSON President BILL YOUNGBLOOD Vice-President MYRON DEES Master of Ceremonies BRADLEY MILLER Scribe Nice Smiles! What ' s so interesting, kids? Polishing the apple! Ain ' t life grand! PHI First flow: Jack Albright, Comer Alden, Gene Brack, Charles Burton, James Cardwell, Carl Culpepper, Roland Folse. Second flow: Robert Ford, George Holcomb, Fred Kight, Malcom Mathison, William Moore, Leslie Munson, Robert Peacock. Third flow: Kenneth Pennington, Ellsworth Peterson, John Powell, Richard Ray, John Rentfro, David Robertson, Pat Slater. Fourth flow: George W. Thompson, Frank Tyson, Russell Van Norman, Rob- ert Watson, Dick Werner, Donald Wolfe. DEITA THETA OFFICERS CHARLES DENNIS President FRANK DOUGLAS Vice-President DONALD PENNINGTON Secretary DAVID LEMBERG Treasurer .„. DREAM GIRL OF PI KAPPA ALPHA pan Dee QuIhh PI First Row: Tommy Bentley, Jimmy Berthold, Harold Chafin, Charles Dayton, Troy Dent, Paul Garcia, Paris Gibbs. Second How: Albert Gore, Billy Griffin, Eugene Hovey, Edgar Janac, LaRay Ledger, Bobby Lundgren, John McMillan. Third Row: Franklin Painter Frank Perry, Curtis Pickens, John Piercy, Joe Bert Sissom, Joe Watterson. Not Pictured: Hyman Fortinberry, Hugh Lucas, John Wiggins, Stanley Harwood. KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS DON STOCKTON President EDWARD SLAUGHTER Vice-President BILL SLAUGHTER Secretary JOHN WIGGINS Treasurer Pctrlez-vous Francais? Kiyoko meets Bobbie. Pretty posing. Wishful thinking! ■ The road to education! Won ' t that buzzer ever ring? Buttons and bows! STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS BEV HENSON President NELDA MORGAN Secretary-Treasurer KELLY BURKHART Vice-President THE HONOR COUNCIL First Row: Joyce Brown, Kelly Burkhart, David Cardwell, Gloria Chamberlain, Shirley Davis. Second Row: Charles Dennis, Lee Folse, Roland Folse, Jane Gale, Albert Gore. Third Row: Maryneal Jackson, Anna Leutwyler, Charles Malesky, Bob Messer, Janice Powell. Fourth Row: Betty Jean Robertson, Robert Sledge, Guinn Williams, Elinor Wyatt. Not Pictured: Don Byerley The Honor system at Southwestern is based on the principal that a student when placed on his honor will not violate the trust. Under this system, in which the student is placed on his honor to keep the code set up by the Council, the Honor Council acts as co-ordinator and mediator. The Chairman of the Council is the Vice- President of the Student Association, who this year is Kelly Burkhart. Membership of the Council consists of the chairman, two mem- bers each from the Senior, Junior, and Sopho- more classes, and two members from the Stu- dent Senate. Also members, but carrying no vote, include one member from each sorority and fraternity, and one member each from the Independent boys and girls. The responsibility for continued existence of this Honor System rests upon the Honor Council. They must strive to impress upon the minds of the students the importance of do- ing their own work. First Row: Joe Cavness, Shirley Davis, Frank Douglass, Loy Estes, Jo Hall. Second Row: Mary Hallauer, Carol Harter, Helen McKay, Charles Malesky, Brad Miller. Third flow: Lois Muckelroy, Betty Jean Robertson, Albert Sanders. S. C. A. OFFICERS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer International Relations Commission Deputations Community Service Campus Service Publicity Personal Contact Women Men Social Chairman JOE CAVNESS MARY HALLAUER SHIRLEY DAVIS LOY ESTES BRAD MILLER CHARLES MALESKY FRANK DOUGLASS HELEN McKAY JONETTE HALL BETTY JEAN ROBERTSON CAROL HARTER ALBERT SANDERS LOIS MUCKELROY The Student Christian Associa- tion is an organization designed spe- cifically to co-ordinate the religious and other activities on the campus. It consists of the entire student body; certain persons are elected in a school-wide election to take charge of the functioning of the organiza- tion. The Student Christian Associa- tion Council is the name given to this body of officers. First Row: Kelly Paul Burkhart, Charles Dennis, Joann Evans, Lee Folse, Maryneal Jackson. Second Row: Mary Mamey, Robert Messer, Phyllis Reese, Nancy Roessler, Sallie Smoot. Not Pictured: Bev Henson. The WHO ' S WHO 4 + + 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 com- mittee nominates 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. First Row: John V. Berglund, Kelly Burkhart, Gilbert Castanon, Joe Cavness, Charles Dennis. Second flow: Loy Estes, William C. Finch, Bob Messer, George Mitchell, Richard Ray. Third flow: John Hart Thompson, Harvey D. Watts, Bill Youngblood. Not pic- tured: Bev Henson. BLUE KEY Blue Key is a national honor- ary fraternity which was found- ed at the University of Florida in 1924 by B. C. Riley. This chapter was establised at Southwestern in 1948. The fac- ulty sponsor is Mr. Harvey Watts. The main emphasis of the organization is placed upon leadership and other activities. OFFICERS BOB MESSER President DON BYERLEY Vice-President KELLY BURKHART Secretary-Treasurer JOE CAVNESS Alumni Secretary BILL YOUNGBLOOD Corresponding Secretary HARVEY WATTS Sponsor First Row: Betty Ann Clendenin, Loretta Davis, Marilyn Dusek, Ann Eckman, Joann Evans Foster. Second Row: Mary Hallauer, Bonnie Jackson, Maryneal Jackson, Betty Mc- Coy, Mary Marney. Third Row: Nelda Morgan, Lois Muckelroy, Phyllis Reese, Nancy Roesler, Sallie Smoot. CARDINAL KEY OFFICERS NANCY ROESLER President PHYLLIS REESE Vice-President MARYNEAL JACKSON Secretary SALLIE SMOOT Treasurer The major purposes of the organization are: to recognize achievement in scholarship and extra-curricular activities; to ad- vance 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. First Row : Margie Barnes, David Cardwell, Joe Cavness, Loy Estes, Mrs. Ruth Ferguson, James Hardin. Second Row: Dr. Claud Howard, Maryneal Jackson, Genelle Kalmbach, Rosemary Kenny, Mary Marney, Bob Messer. Third Row: Chloe Enda Mitchell, George Mitchell, La Doris Morgan, Leslie Munson, Robbie Sledge, Sallie Smoot, Elinor Wyatt. ALPHA CHI Alpha Chi originated at Southwestern as the Southwestern University Scholarship So- ciety in 1915. Later it became organized na- tionally 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. Its aims are stimulation, development, and recognition of scholarship and character. Membership is considered the highest scho- lastic honor that can be conferred upon a stu- dent of Southwestern. OFFICERS BOB MESSER President GEORGE MITCHELL Vice-President MARY MARNEY Secretary-Treasurer DR. CLAUD HOWARD MRS. RUTH FERGUSON Sponsors DELTA OMICRON First Row : Gloria Chamberlain, Marina Chapa, Marilyn Dusek. Ann Eckman, Mary Bert Hewitt. Second Row: Bonnie Jane Jackson, Ann Leeman, Hazen Lewis, Carolyn Long- ley, Chloe Enda Mitchell. Third Row: Ann Radenz, Jamye Whatley, Eugenia Williams, Maridel Young- blood, Marjorie Zimmerman. MARILYN DUSEK President ANN ECKMAN 1st Vice-President HAZEN LEWIS 2nd Vice-President GLORIA CHAMBERLAIN Secretary Delta Omicron is a national pro- fessional music fraternity for women. The chapter on the Southwestern campus received its charter on April 24, 1948. The purpose of the frater- nity is to foster musicianship among the women, create interest in Ameri- can composers and musicians, create interest in local musical talent, and provide an opportunity for social fellowship for its members. First flow : Elaine Broadwell. Marilyn Dusek, Ann Eckman, Ralph Jones, Bon- nie Jackson. ., - TT Second flow: Maryneal Jackson, Mary Marney, Betty McCoy, Henry Meyer, Chloe Mitchell. „ _ Third flow: Leslie Munson, John D. Richards, Sallie Smoot, Angus Springer, James Valone. Sigma Phi Alpha is a fine arts honor society which was formerly known as the Mozart Society. Membership is limited to students of junior and senior standing, who have at least an 85 overall average, and who are doing creative work in the fields of music, literature, dra- ma, and art. SIGMA PHI ALPHA OFFICERS SALLIE SMOOT President LESLIE MUNSON Vice-President MARILYN DUSEK Secretary PI DELTA EPSILON First Row: John Berglund, Carl Bergquist, Leslie Boone, Claire Easley, Ruth Ferguson, William C. Finch, Mary Elizabeth Fox. Second Row: Jane Gale, George C. Hester, Claud Howard, Maryneal Jack- son, Rosemary Kenny, I. J. McCook, Betty McCoy. Third Row: Mary Marney, Henry Meyer, Brad Miller, Lois Muckleroy, Pearl Neas, Jan Peaslee, Phyllis Reese. Fourth Row: Charles Sinclair, Angus Springer, Oscar Ullrich, James Valone, Elinor Wyatt. OFFICERS LESLIE BOONE, JR. President SAMUEL BRADLEY MILLER Vice-President JANE GALE Secretary LOIS MUCKELROY Treasurer Pi Delta Epsilon was founded on Southwestern ' s campus on May 28, 1950. It is a National Honorary Col- legiate Journalism Fraternity that strives to improve campus publica- tions and to create a keen interest in this field. Requirements for active membership are that the person must be a junior or senior and have had a year of experience as an edi- tor or assistant editor on a campus publication. First Row: Kelly Burkhart, Loretta Dale, Loretta Davis, George Dawson, Mary Eddins, William C. Finch, Roland Folse. Second Row: A. P. Friesen, Jane Gillett, J. C. Godbey, James Hardin, Bob Messer, Brad Miller, Henrietta Miller. Third flow: Richard Ray, Albert Sanders, Charles Sivells, Robert Sledge, David Tarazi, John Hart Thompson, O. A. Ullrich. Fourth flow: Bobbie Walker, R. M. Whitmore, Mary Wilcox, Donald Wolfe, Joan Young, Bill Youngblood. The Southwestern Science Society is an or- ganization of advanced students who have certain scholarship qualifications. One advanc- ed course in biology, chemistry, physics, or mathematics is required, and a second course in one of these subjects must be in progress. The purpose of the society is the promotion of the scientific spirit in the lives of individuals. The society is active locally and is affiliated with the Texas Academy of Science and with the American Association for the Advance- ment of Science. SCIENCE SOCIETY OFFICERS KELLY BURKHART President BOB MESSER Vice-President of Chemistry BRAD MILLER Vice-President of Biology LORETTA DALE Vice-President of Mathematics JAMES HARDIN Vice-President of Physics JOAN YOUNG Secretary-Treasurer LORETTA DAVIS Historian DR. J. C. GODBEY Sponsor First Row: Jack Albright, Marjorie Barnes, Tommy Bentley, Kelly Burkhart, George Dawson, Charles Dayton. Second Row: Billy Dipple, Roland Folse, Paul Garcia, Bob Messer, Brad Mil- ler, Donald Pennington. Third Row: Albert Sanders, Don Schumann, Bobbie Walker, Hill Winfrey. Not Pictured: Creighton Collins. SOUTHWESTERN PRE-MEDICAl ASSSOCIATION 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 prac- tical aspect of pre-med study, to add to and broaden the study of pre-med, and to ac- quaint students with branches of the profession, methods, and leading members of the profes- sion. OFFICERS GEORGE DAWSON President CHARLES DAYTON Vice-President BOBBIE WALKER Secretary-Treasurer First Row: Comer Alden, Joyce Brown, Pat Brown, Jeanette Causey, Marina Chapa, Jimmy Coronado, Beverly Dague. Second Row: Ricardo Diaz, Mary Eddins, Anna Jean Godbey, Helen Hair, Nancy Hamilton, Pat Horn, Susan Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Lucille Reed, David Robertson, Dan Rodriquez, Steve Rodnquez, Jean Severn, Jane Shaffer, Ruth Simmons. Fourth Row: Joe Bert Sissom, Sue Syler, Audrey Thompson, Ann Wilkinson, Ginger Wood, Elinor Wyatt. HISPANIC SOCIETY The Hispanic Society is composed of those students who are interested in the study oi Spanish. The society presents programs and holds all meetings in Spanish. OFFICERS ELINOR FRANCES WYATT President ANNA JEAN GODBEY Vice-President MARY EDDINS Secretary JOE BERT SISSOM Treasurer LUCILLE REED Reporter First Row: Peggy Bodine, Elaine Broadwell, Betty Crump, Janice Daniel, Clara Jo Dyche, Aline Easley. Second Row: Jane Gale, Ellen Kenny, Rosemary Kenny, Bernice Mann, Jo Mayfield, Lucille Reed. Third Row: Jacgueline Salmon, Mary Lou Sisserson, Dean Stinnett, Nell Car- man Wilkins, Ann Wilkinson. PEMS OFFICERS The PEMS is an organization for those girls who are majoring or minoring in physical edu- cation or those who are interested in some phase of sports. Its purpose is to develop in- terest in health and sports, and to further skill in playing and calling games. BETTY CRUMP President JANE GALE Vice-President ELAINE BROADWELL Secretary MARY LOU SISSERSON Treasurer First Row: John Ruth Ashen, Peggy Bergstrom. Pat Brown, Susan Burr, Jeanette Caus ey, Betty Crump. Second flow: Arden Daniel, Shirley Davis, Joann Evans, Mary Jo trance, Anna Jean Godbey, Maryneal Jackson. Third flow: Paula Johnson, Pauline Johnson, Elaine LeBlond, Valda Maeckel, Mary Marney, Felicia Melburn. Fourth Row: Henrietta Miller, Ann Radenz, Mary Lou Sisserson, Elizabeth Vivion, Mildred Weiss, Ann Wilkinson, Elinor Wyatt. Not Pictured: Barbara Nash. GLAMZON OFFICERS BARBARA NASH (Not Pictured) President CLARE EASLEY Vice-President JANE GILLETT Second Vice-President KAY BORDEN Secretary MARCIA NEUBERGER Treasurer ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS LOIS MUCKELROY President KAY McKINNEY Vice-President ROSEMARY KENNY Secretary CAROL HARTER Treasurer First Row: Betty Blalock, Kay Borden, Dolores Bryan, Susan Burr, Sue Carper, Jane Chapin. Second Row: Shirley Crowder, Claire Easley, Carol Emery, Joann Evans, Marilyn Hancock, Carol Ann Harter. Third Row: Paula Johnson, Pauline Johnson, Ellen Kenny, Rosemary Kenny, Anna Leutwyler, Kay McKinney. Fourth flow: Ann McRoberts, Felicia Melburn, Catherine Morgan, Nell Morin, Lois Muckelroy, Edna Rankin. Fifth Row: Ethel Rentfro, Cora Richert, Virginia Wood. The Home Economics Club is an organization for girls especially interested in this field. Composed primarily of home economics students, it is, how- ever, open to all girls who may wish to join. The purpose of the club is to increase interest in the study of home management, child care and develop- ment and other similar problems. It also provides stimulation of practical and social study of home economics. First Row: Bair. Berglund. Blaylock, Borden Brown. Brown. Chapa. Se?ond Row: Chopin. Clendenin Copeland Crossley Crump. Dague, Dale. Third Row: Davis, Doss Dyche Eddms Eckrnan. E Fox KAPPA PHI OFFICERS SALLIE SMOOT President PHYLLIS REESE Vice-President BETTY ALICE HUSTON Secretary NORMA JO MAYFIELD Treasurer First Row: Morin, Muckleroy, Neuberger, Porter, Reed, Reese, Robertson. Second Row : Robertson, Rosson, Salmon, Shipp, Simons, Smoot, Stainman. Third Row : Syler, Tanabe, Tarazi, Thrash, Travland, Trimble, Vivion. Fourth Row: Walker, Weiss, Wilkinson, Winfrey, Whitbold, Youngblood, Zimmerman. Kappa Phi is a national Methodist Girls ' Club and was founded on this campus in 1947. It is both a religious and social organization and its chief purpose is to train every Christian girl in the uni- versity world today to become a leader in the church of tomorrow. First Row: Alden, Aoki, Bcrines. Bodine, Boone Brack J. Brown- Crosslev Second Row: Burkhart, Bunk. Chamberlain. Chambhss, Copeland. Crossley, Thirdfow: Davenport. H. Davis, S. Davis, Dennis, Diaz. D. Douglass. Eckman. Fourth Row: Estes, Fox, Garcia, Garrison, Guillen, Hair. Fifth Row: Hallauer, Hamilton, Hewitt, Holcombe. Horwood, Houston, Sixth Row ' Jackson. Jasperson, E. Kenny, R. Kenny, Kight, Langham, LeBlond. KAPPA CHI First Row: Lehmberg, Lewis, Lovell, Lundgren, Malesky, Marney, McGrath. Second Row: Meek, C. Mitchell, G. Mitchell, Mood, L. Morgan, N. Morgan, Perry. Third Row : Ramey, Reed, Reese, Riddle, Roberts, B. Robertson, D. Robertson. Fourth Row: J. Robinson, Roesler, Rosson, Salmon, Scott, Simons, Janey Smith. Fifth Row: Jerry Smith, Starnes, G. Thompson, J. Thompson, Travland, Truog, B. Walker. Sixth Row: Watterson, Weiss, Wilkinson, G. Williams, Wittbold, Wolfer, Zim- merman. O £ S f l m i A ' CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row: Ann Wildinson, Eugenia Williams, Kay McKinney, Nancy Roesler, Hazen Lewis, Mr. John Richards, Betty McCoy, Marilyn Dusek, Beverly Dague, Betty Jasperson, Maryneal Jackson, Shirley Davis. Second Row : Ann Leeman, Pat Copeland, Gloria Chamberlain, Marilyn Keel- ing, Marina Chapa, Carolyn Longley, Kay Bordon, Susan Rossen. Third Row: Kathryn Burton, Jane Thrash, James Robinson, Robbie Sledge, David Douglas, John Piercy, Joe Cavness, Ann Eckman. Fourth Row: John Hart Thompson, David Robertson, Charles Malesky, Jerry Smith, John Wiggins, George Holcomb, Stanley Horwood, Jimmy Riddle, Jack Seals, Charles Dennis. Fifth Row : Tommy Weisinger, Ray Starnes, Albert Gore, Leslie Munson, Frank Perry. MR. JOHN RICHARDS, Director Members of the A ' Cappella Choir are care- fully selected by Mr. Richards, director of the choir. They must first sing with either the Girls ' or the Men ' s Chorus before they may be eligible to try out for the A ' Cappella Choir. The Choir sings for the chapel service each week. The A ' Cappella Choir is known throughout the state for quality of singing and excellence of performance. SOUTHWESTERN MAGAZINE STAFF OFFICERS MARY MARNEY Editor CURTIS PICKENS Assistant Editor CLARE EASLEY Feature Editor ELAINE BROADWELL Art Editor BOB MESSER Assistant Art Editor MUHAMMAD ASAF DAVID CARDWELL JANE GALE MARY BERT HEWITT MARYNEAL JACKSON SALLIE SMOOT MURIEL WITTBOLD Feature Writers ELLEN KENNY ROSEMARY KENNY Layout Editors Elinor Wyatt and Hal Kennedy Seated: Betty Lou Daniels, Eli- nor Wyatt, Pat Brown, Susan Kirkpatrick. Standing : David Robertson, Max Ashley, Hal Kennedy. THE MEGAPHONE STAFF OFFICERS ELINOR WYATT Editor BOBBY FORD HALL KENNEDY Assistant Editors DAVID ROBERTSON Feature Editor BETTY LOU DANIELS Society Editor VINCENT LaBARBARA BLANCHE MEEK JEAN DABNEY JO ANN MORGAN PAT BROWN SUSAN KIRKPATRICK Reporters HARRY DAVIS Student Business Manager CHARLES SINCLAIR Student Assistant Business Manager ANGUS SPRINGER Sponsor Phyllis Reese and Brad Miller. PHYLLIS REESE Editor BRAD MILLER Assistant Editor ELLEN KENNY IRVIN GAINER Faculty Editors ROSEMARY KENNY FRANK PERRY Senior Editors JANE GALE BERT FOX Junior Editors NELL MORIN LEE SCOTT Sophomore Editors THE SOU ' WESTER STAFF JO ANN LONG MAX ASHLEY Freshman Editors MABEL JENTSCH CURTIS PICKINS JAN PEASLEE Organization Editors FRANK DOUGLASS SUSAN BURR Sports Editors SUSAN KIRKPATRICK JEAN PORTER Snapshots MAC MATHISON ROBBIE SLEDGE Art Editors ANN McROBERTS JO FRANCE PAT BROWN General Assistants CLUCK ' S STUDIO CARL BERGQUIST CLAUDE McLELLAND J. P. CROWE Photographers WMI R!S8  S ' fc rr ,5 S W ' i .. .. N h ■ f -li Jijl I atari -i ft ' ' r ' -  ' r , T ' •;■ ' : t A I. T IS jw-S-a! ■ OT10I T 1 . ' ■ f I u. ■J, ALL SCHOOL BEAUTY Jyliss ratti La ?c IS - ' . ' kit I ? . 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Misses Sue Carper, Marina Chapa, Jane Shaeffer, Dolores Bryan. Mrs. Jean Reid Severn, All- School Beauty of 1951, presents bouquet to astonished Patti. ZETA TAU ALPHA Mfifi Misses Carol Embry, Catherine Morgan, Aline Easley, Marilyn Keeling. INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION nmJf Misses Ann Truog, Jacqueline McGrath, Patricia Joseph, Jo Ann Long. Did you ever see such smiles? DELTA ZETA Misses Ann Wilkinson, Martha Thomas, Jane Gale. SOCIALS Formals, when all is at its best, are among the happiest of times. Here the Zetas dine at Christmas, the A D Pi ' s dance at Mar- di Gras, and the Del- ta Zetas prepare to cut the cake. FORMAL ■ Sing Sing? Sinq-song? Where the Elite meet to eat. ' •■ te k Singing to lure the possum. Singing to lure the Mood Hallite. AND UNFORMAL Smiling through [ ■ ♦ Merry Christmas! Three ways to serve it. One way to eat it. Kay Wolfer twirling to the Barb ' s choral background. A touch of the Orient, as the Zeta ' s take over most honorable Radio Tokio. THE VARIETY SHOW Phi Mu ' s and Phi Deltas celebrating the arrival of the shrimp boats. An annual feature of the beauty re- view, and varying from burlesque to bal- lerina dancing, the Variety Show gives vent to Southwestern s abundant talent, as these enjoyable moments show. Lee Folse lets the A D Pi ' s inspect his pro- digious Kroy machine. Drama from Stranger in the House ' Comedy, faculty style, in Charley ' s Aunt Adventure in the mysterious forest, into which the Dear Bru- tus has stepped. MASK AND WIG Audience-eye views of some of the best campus activities of the year, the Mask and Wig productions. Always plenty of worry. At last, t h e curtain ' s about to rise on Papa is All. Parlctnt Francais dans le Vieux Carre FIELD TRIPS Not all of the year ' s activities took place o n the campus, and excursions to New Orleans, Monterrey, and to numerous in- dustrial concerns gave insight and added interest to students, who seem to look the same everywhere. A I Anne gets took taking. Boarding E. B. Germany ' s plane for Dangerfield. But there is a serious side to the myriad of activities constituting the extra- curricular year at Southwestern; and this most important phase is reflected here in these pictures which capture the dignity, the grace, and the beauty of these memorable events. Jg COACH R. M. MEDLEY, Pirate Mentor PIRATES ' SEASON RECORD Southwestern 45 St. Edward ' s 64 Southwestern 46 St. Mary ' s 67 Southwestern 46 East Texas Baptist 81 Southwestern 37 East Texas Baptist 61 Southwestern 49 St. Edward ' s 66 Southwestern 48 Texas Lutheran 72 Southwestern 52 • Daniel Baker 51 Southwestern 54 Daniel Baker 57 Southwestern 55 St. Mary ' s 63 Southwestern 55 Texas Lutheran 46 Southwestern 37 Texas Wesleyan 63 Southwestern 36 Texas Wesleyan 60 Southwestern 65 Corpus Christi U. 59 Southwestern 52 Corpus Christi U. 50 Southwestern 63 Corpus Christi U. 53 Southwestern 49 Corpus Christi U. 51 Leslie Spider West — 6 ' 4 — Forward — Senior — Waco — Demon under the back boards Donald Stix Pennington — 6 ' 6 center — Senior — George- town — Great rebounder and high scorer tor last two sea- sons made All-Conference this year David , Moon McMillian — 6 ' 1 — forward — Senior — Thorndale — Left handed long shot artist Joe Edwards — 6 ' — guard — Sen- ior — M a r 1 i n — Hustling main stay Don Byerley — 5 ' 11 — guard Senior — El Campo — Ace defensive man Edgar Janac — 5 ' 11 — guard — Junior — Spring — Spark- plug of the Pirate five Kenneth Preacher Reid — 6 ' — forward — Senior — Round Rock — Fast breaking tor- ward Kenneth Twiggs Pennington — 6 ' 3 — center — Freshman — Georgetown — Promising player Joe Cavness — 5 ' 8 — guard — Senior — Austin — Scrap- ping ball hawk John Hart Thompson — 5 ' 10 — guard — Senior — Marlin — Lively tloor man Russell Chaney — 6 ' 1 — guard Junior — Sulphur Springs — Bright spot tor next year Jack Ears Ramey — 6 ' 2 — forward — Junior — Sulphur Springs — Back to lead the Pirates in ' 53 David Cardwell— 6 ' 1 — forward — Junior — Junction — Re- serve slated for plenty of ac- tion next season Eugene Hovey — 6 ' — guard — Freshman — La Porte — Up and coming Freshman Gilbert Castanon — San Antonio — Manager for Pirate athletics for the last two seasons MEN ' S INTRAMURAL SPORTS FOOTBALL ALL-STARS Top row : Folse, Douglass, West, Davis, Werner, and Folse Middle row: Schulze, Burkhart, Har- wood, Cardwell, and Den- nis Bottom row: Cavness, Hicks, Simmons, Carroll, and Tyson INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY Top row: Baker, Tolloch, Hayes, Rost, and Williams Bottom row : Rost, Glass, Duff, Miller, and Sanders Mascots: Buster and George INTER-FRATERNITY FOOTBALL CHAMPS KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY Top row: Colgin, Harrington, Brig- ham, Schumann, Kendrick Middle row : Flak, La Barbera, Severn, Petterson, Kelly, Hopkins, Folse Bottom row: Dippel, Garrett, Carroll, Collins, Hicks, Tolbert (iJBS.W. ' .JJ -I. 1 -. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS Top row: Chamberlain, Morgan, Muckelroy, Gale Bottom row: Chapin, Wilkinson, Crump, Powell WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS INDEPENDENT GIRLS Top row: Weiss, LeBlond, Ashen, Davis, Salmon Bottom row: Fredericks, Trimble, Long, Mayfield, Foster TRACK LEE FOLSE, 190 lb. Sen- ior from Beaumont, won 2nd place in the Confer- ence Javelin Throw. He also won 5th place in the Border Olympics. STIX PENNINGTON, 6 ' 6 Senior from George- town, won 2nd place in t h e Conference High Jump. PIRATE BASEBALL SQUAD Too row -Rodriguez, Coronado, Rowlings. Culpepper, Norton MrtduZ T Urnon, mgr.. Baker. Cavness, Hovey. Smith. Byerley. Ramey. BonomTowSpson. Douglass. Lehmberg. Choney. Edwords. Severn, Go.- breath, Reid, Radetsky yam IK FRESHMAN OFFICERS JOHN POWELL President CATHERINE MORGAN Vice-President ANN TRUOG Secretary ;«,: :■ JOHN EDWIN ALBRIGHT, JR. Marshall, Texas FINE GORDON BEDFORD, JR. Galveston, Texas GENE MARTIN BRACK San Antonio, Texas FRANCES YASAKO AOKI Aieu, Oahu, T. H. JULIA BERNE BERGLUND Georgetown, Texas JOHN RUTH ASHEN Houston, Texas JIMMIE SUE BOHANAN Georgetown, Texas MAX GRAY ASHLEY San Saba, Texas FRANCES KATHRYN BORDEN Abilene, Texas 1 ;• I MELBA LEE BROWN Waco, Texas JOHN TURMAN BRIGMAN Uvalde, Texas ALTHA MAUREEN BROWN Waco, Texas HATTIE SUE CARPER Uvalde, Texas NAN LENOIR CORNETT Port Lavaca, Texas EVELYN JANET BUNK Newgulf, Texas RUTH JEANETTE CAUSEY Eagle Lake, Texas SUSAN ELIZABETH BURR New Braunfels, Texas EXA MAE CHAMBLISS Sweeny, Texas ?. }r . JAMES LOVE CARDWELL Junction, Texas PATRICIA ANN COPELAND San Antonio, Texas JANICE VIVIAN DANIEL Dallas, Texas MARIAN FAYE CROSSLEY Madisonville, Texas SHIRLEY JANET CROWDER Luling, Texas % ? , BETTY LOU DANIELS Waco, Texas CAROL EMBRY Alice, Texas DONALD P. FORD Taylor, Texas HARRY OLIVER DAVIS, JR. Fredericksburg, Texas WILLIAM RAY ENGVALL Georgetown, Texas cJ BETTY ANNE DOSS Highlands, Texas WILLIAM ROYAL FLANDERS Houston, Texas JOHN CHARLES DOUGLASS Calesbad, N. Mex. HOMER EDGAR FLOREY, JR. Corpus Christi, Texas JOSE PABLO GARCIA El Paso, Texas MARY JOAN FRANCE Houston, Texas IRVIN LEE GAINER Holland, Texas KENNETH LYNN GARRETT Uvalde, Texas BETTY FAYE GUESS Georgetown, Texas MARILYN LORETTA HANCOCK Marlin, Texas ROBBIE JEAN GIBBS Georgetown, Texas RAMONA FRANCES GUINN Old Glory, Texas WILLIAM MARVIN GRIFFIN, JR. Elgin, Texas HELEN JANE HAIR La Porte, Texas FRANCES GRIMES Georgetown, Texas ' if:. :- j fss m B J n Wm . HI Hfl NANCY RUTH HAMILTON Tyler, Texas CAROLYN ELIZABETH HINSEY Fort Stockton, Texas SUL-ROSS HARRINGTON, JR. Bay City, Texas WILLIAM KENDALL HAYS Belton, Texas GEORGE ROLAND HOLCOMBE Houston, Texas P V MABEL GERTRUDE JENTSCH Pharr, Texas PATRICIA RUTH JOSEPH Georgetown, Texas MILDRED PATRICIA HORN Uvalde, Texas PAULA SOPHIA JOHNSON Galveston, Texas JULIAN FREDERICK HOVEY La Porte, Texas PAULINE FLORENCE JOHNSON Galveston, Texas LERTER EUGENE HOVEY La Porte, Texas ROMA FAY JOHNSON Austin, Texas ELIZABETH SUSANNAH KIRKPATRICK Hillsboro, Texas MARILYN KEELING Mexia, Tdxas FRED HOLMAN KIGHT Austin, Texas HELENA A. KRYWOSZEJ Sutherland, Texas ANN McROBERTS San Antonio, Texas ROSEMARY MORELAND Houston, Texas WALTER NEIL LANGHAM Agua Dulce, Texas — FELICIA ANN MELBURN Georgetown, Texas JO ANN LONG Oilton, Texas CAROL JEAN MILLICAN Bend, Texas ROBERT EMIL LUNDGREN Elgin, Texas BILLY CLIFF MOORE Tomball, Texas VERNON FRANK PERRY, II Corpus Christi, Texas CATHERINE TALMADGE MORGAN Orange, Texas KENNETH WAYNE PENNINGTON Georgetown, Texas FLOY D ELL SWORTH PETERSON Georgetown, Texas BETTY ANN ROBERTSON Taylor, Texas GEORGE A. SCHULTZ, JR. Gonzales, Texas ; , ' • 1 .MMlWif : l- . „. ' li d . , ,. i .•■■ :i !M 1 i JOHN ROSS POWELL New Braunfels, Texas DAVID HEARNE ROBERTSON Weslaco, Texas EDNA DUNCAN RANKIN Galveston, Texas JAMES ALLEN ROBINSON, JR. Victoria, Texas CORA MARIA RICHERT Beaumont, Texas DONALD ARTHUR SCHUHMANN Giddings, Texas BARBARA JEAN SINGLETON Lyford, Texas RICHARD LEE SCOTT San Antonio, Texas JO ANN SIMMONS Florence, Texas PAT GILMORE SLATER Lufkin, Texas MARTHA MONEMA THOMAS Georgetown, Texas THELMA DELORES TRAVLAND Corpus Christi, Texas JERRY JAY SMITH Corpus Christi, Texas AUDREY JOY THOMPSON Uvalde, Texas MARTHA SUE SYLER Newton, Texas GEORGE WILLIAM THOMPSON Devine, Texas CHARLES RHEA TANNER Port Arthur, Texas ROBERT REDD TOLBERT Wadmalow Island, S. C. v0 m® ROBERT E. TULLOCH, III Belton, Texas MARY PHYLLIS TRIMBLE Houston, Texas ANN TRUOG Corpus Christi, Texas ROBERT ELLIS WATSON, JR. Waco, Texas HILL WINFREY, JR. Georgetown, Texas ;., iW ' 1 jfl ' . : • -...5, jjRl - ■ ' mV ' MJsS£r k§ V.r S 1 vEhI JAMYE AVANELLE WHATLEY Odem, Texas NANCY LYNN WINFREE McAllen, Texas EUGENIA WILLIAMS Waco, Texas MARIDEL YOUNGBLOOD Beaumont, Texas NOT PICTURED: BENJAMIN ROLAND CARROLL Houston, Texas KENYON FORD CLAPP Uvalde, Texas JONES SALLER CLEMENT Thorndale, Texas CREIGHTON BARNES COLLINS Port Arthur, Texas JACKSON LARRIMORE CROW Athens, Texas JAMES REGINALD GALBREATH Georgetown, Texas VIRGINIA LEE WOOD Uvalde, Texas ALVIN MANSON GLASS Georgetown, Texas JACK HICKS Waco, Texas BART HOPKINS Galveston, Texas MARY LEE TUCKER JOHNSTON Georgetown, Texas DUE RANDER MOORE, III Georgetown, Texas BARRY JOEL NORTON Galveston, Texas JAMES DOUGLASS RIDDLE San Antonio, Texas ' He followed her to school one day. . . Pepsodent ad! °4 ty Q Hold up that tree, Thelma! Just a few more steps. Hey — Who ' s winning? Tr ( M j i c A SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ROLAND FOLSE President FRANK DOUGLASS Vice-President HAZEN LEWIS Secretary-Treasurer fm ROLAND FOLSE FRANK DOUGLASS HAZEN LEWIS BARBARA ANN BAZZELL Sinton, Texas ELIZABETH CAROLYN BLALOCK Mission, Texas COMER MEDLIN ALDEN, JR. Brownsville, Texas JIMMY DALTON BAINES Pampa, Texas THOMAS GRANT BENTLEY Waco, Texas I UV! SAMUEL HARVEY BAKER De Leon, Texas RUTH ISABEL BLASDEL Richmond, Texas MARY KATHRYN BURTON Houston, Texas PATRICIA ARNIM BLUDWORTH San Antonio, Texas DOLORES ALLENE BRYAN Wichita Falls, Texas HAROLD MEDIE CHAFIN Georgetown, Texas JANE HOPE CHAPIN Fort Davis, Texas IRWIN EDWARD COLGIN Waco, Texas JAMES ROBERT COOKE, JR. Granger, Texas BEVERLY JANE DAGUE Harlingen, Texas LUCILE ARDEN DANIEL Dallas, Texas JACQUELINE DANIELS Coolidge, Texas biiiiiiiiJBBmBBBBm BILLY IRA DIPPEL Giddings, Texas DOROTI EA Georgeto iY ALINE 5LEY wn, Texas MARY FAVRE EDDINS Georgetown, Texas SALLIE LEA FALKENBURY Bellaire, Texas JIMMIE SEGUEDA CORONADO Georgetown, Texas BILLY CHARLES DAYTON Liberty Hill, Texas FRANK RUSSELL DOUGLASS Goliad, Texas £2 JANE GILLETT Georgetown, Texas JOHN ROLAND FOLSE Beaumont, Texas ROBERT CLARKE FORD, JR. Bartlett, Texas MARTHA BERT FOX Nederland, Texas BETTY JEAN FREDERICKS Lyford, Texas PATSY EUNICE FOSTER Bryan, Texas ELMER GLAZENER Nolanville, Texas JONETTE HALL Bryan, Texas EMILY JOYCE HENDERSON Georgetown, Texas CAROL ANN HARTER Marlin, Texas MARY BERT HEWITT Georgetown, Texas BETTY ALICE HUSTON Trinity, Texas JACQUELINE RUTH McGRATH Houston, Texas DORTHY ELAINE KEITH Georgetown, Texas GENE HAL KENNEDY Grand Saline, Texas DAVID FREDERIC LEHMBERG Colorado Springs, Colo. MARION HAZEN LEWIS Corpus Christi, Texas ELLEN PATRICIA KENNY Sinton, Texas HELEN LOUISE McKAY Houston, Texas PATRICIA NELL McMASTERS Florence, Texas BLANCHE VIRGINIA MEEK Dallas, Texas CHARLES ADAM MALESKY, JR. San Antonio, Texas HENRIETTA LOUISE MILLER Bay City, Texas WALLACE ARTHUR MITCHELL Temple, Texas DOROTHY JANE MONSON Dallas, Texas NELL JEANNE MORIN Houston, Texas MARCIA ELAINE NEUBERGER Brownsville, Texas ROBERT LOUIS PEACOCK New Orleans, La. WILLIAM ALLEN MUNSON Georgetown, Texas LAWRENCE CURTIS PICKENS Dallas, Texas MARY JANICE POWELL Richland Springs, Texas MARTHA ANN RANDEZ Houston, Texas MARGUERITE LUCILLE REED Holland, Texas WILLIAM HENRY RADETSKY San Antonio, Texas MRS. ETHEL CHILTON RENTFRO Marlin, Texas NORMA LEE ROBERTS San Antonio, Texas DANIEL Z. RODRIGUEZ Georgetown, Texas STEVE RODRIGUEZ Georgetown, Texas RICHARD EARL ROST Giddings, Texas JACQUELINE SALMON Stockdale, Texas ERWIN ROSS ROST Giddings, Texas ALBERT EARNEST SANDERS Fort Worth, Texas SUE ANN SHIPP Trinity, Texas THOMAS FRANKLIN STOVALL Georgetown, Texas MARY LOUISA SISSERSON Cleburne, Texas JANE IRENE SMITH Houston, Texas SALLY JANE STUEBING Beaumont, Texas EARL DAVID SULLIVAN Beaumont, Texas MRS. MARY NASIR TARAZI Bir Zeit, Ramallah ' Jordan MARY JANE THRASH Georgetown, Texas CHARLIE FRANK TYSON Maysfield, Texas BOBBIE BEA WALKER Snyder, Texas POWELL PERCY TIDWELL, JR. Granger, Texas NELL CARMAN WILKINS Goldthwaite, Texas VIRGINIA ANN WILKINSON Katy, Texas NOT PICTURED: KARL FRITZ BEYER Wichita, Kan. COYE DAVID BISHOP, JR. Lufkin, Texas JAMES NOLAN CASPARIS, JR. Austin, Texas RICHARD HARVEY CHANEY Hempstead, Texas JEAN HELEN CUMMINS Bellaire, Texas IVY JEAN DABNEY Bruni, Texas VERNON HENRY HOLMQUIST Georgetown, Teaxs LA RAY LEDGER Florence, Texas HUGH LEE LUCAS Freeport, Texas VERNON GUINN WILLIAMS, JR. Belton, Texas MARY JUDITH WOOD Uvalde, Texas MARJORIE CLAIRE ZIMMERMAN San Antonio, Texas ALBERT WILLIS McCullin, JR. Cameron, Texas JACK ALLEN RAMEY Sulphur Springs, Texas MALCOLM PAT RAWLINGS Sulphur Springs, Texas WALTER PATTERSON YOUNG, JR. Georgetown, Texas Hi, Sctllie! , , ■ . . « -• ., ' • JUNIOR OFFICERS MYRON DEES President BRAD MILLER Vice-President KATHY BURTON Secretary MYRON DEES MARJORIE MAURINE BAIR Edinburg, Texas DAVID RANKIN CARDWELL Junction, Texas OTILA MARINA CHAPA Edinburg, Texas DIANE COATES Kerens, Texas SHIRLEY B. DAVIS Ganado, Texas MYRON HENRY DEES Llano, Texas CLARE CLAIBOURNE EASLEY Georgetown, Texas LOY SIDNEY ESTES JANE GALE INA RUTH GARRISON Mountain Home, Texas San Antonio, Texas Blooming Grove, Texas MARY ELIZABETH HALLAUER Breckenridge, Texas ALICIA ANN HODGES Georgetown, Texas STANLEY KELLER HORWOOD Shiner, Texas WALTER PARIS GIBBS, JR. Baytown, Texas EDGAR WILLIAM JANAC Spring, Texas EVERETT BASCOM GRIFFIN. JR. Robstown, Texas JOHN VINCENT LaBARBERA Stoneham, Mass. PATTI WILLIAMS LaFORGE Uvalde, Texas KENNETH ELAINE LeBLOND Waxahachie, Texas LaRAY LEDGER Florence, Texas ELIZABETH ANN LEEMAN Winters, Texas CAROLYN LONGLEY Giddings, Texas NORMA JO MAYFIELD Elgin, Texas SAMUEL BRADLEY MILLER El Paso, Texas CATHERINE JOYCE LESLIE GAIL LOVELL VALDA RUTH MAECKEL LOVELL Corpus Christi, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas JOHN JORDAN MOOD Muskogee, Okla. LOIS ERNESTINE MUCKELROY Hempstead, Texas MARIE H. MURDOCK Rusk, Texas FRANKLIN RAY PAINTER Sinton, Texas BETTY JEAN ROBERTSON Weslaco, Texas RONALD WILLIAMS PARKER Georgetown, Texas JACK REECE SEALS Big Lake, Texas JOAN DEE QUINN Navasota, Texas WILLIAM OLIN RAMSEY St. Paul, Minn. JOHN MOORE RENTFRO Wharton, Texas ALFRED GEORGE JANE ALICE SHAFFER JOE BERT SISSOM SEITZ San Juan, Texas Marlin, Texas Georgetown, Texas WILLIAM JAMES SLAUGHTER Dallas, Texas RUSSEL WALTER VAN NORMAN Houston, Texas ROBERT WATSON SLEDGE Brownsville, Texas BOYCE ARNOLD VARDIMAN Killeen, Texas WILLADEAN STINNETT Pharr, Texas MARY ELIZABETH STRACKBEIN Corpus Christi, Texas KIYOKO TANABE Minato-Ku, Tokyo Japan JACK NEAL WALKER Georgetown, Texas JOE BRYAN WATTERSON Elgin, Texas MILDRED MARIE WEISS San Antonio, Texas J J? RICHARD SLOCUM WERNER Winslow, Arizona JIMMIE SUE WHITSON Texarkana, Texas MURIEL BLISS WITTBOLD Houston, Texas ELINOR FRANCES WYATT Texas City, Texas NOT PICTURED CHARLES DOUGLAS BURTON Mercedes, Texas RUSSEL MANDERVILLE CHANEY, JR. Sulphur Springs, Texas HENRY KARNES CORLEY San Saba, Texas FRED HUDSON GUFFY, JR. Belton, Texas VIRGINIA ANN HASSE Llano, Texas RICHARD LAWTON HAYS Belton, Texas JOHNYE FAYE LYONS HENRY Georgetown, Texas JIMMY DOUGLAS HOLBROOK Three Rivers, Texas VIRGINIA SIMPSON HOLMQUIST Georgetown, Texas BARBARA ANN SNEED MERRIT Galena Park, Texas BARBARA ANNE NASH Dallas, Texas WAYNE TRUETT PARSONS Burkett, Texas WILLIAM RICHARD THOMAS Ennis, Texas JAY LEON WOLF Georgetown, Texas ' ■■• .■• ' Hi :•, ' -•--■ ' •■ SNH •■- • HBR« % ■ ' GILBERT CASTANON BILL YOUNGBLOOD NANCY ROESLER SENIOR OFFICERS A GILBERT CASTANON President BILL YOUNGBLOOD Vice-President NANCY ROESLER Secretary-Treasurer BEVERLY LUCILLE ALLUMS Beaumont, Texas PAUL KERN BAKER Dallas, Texas B.B.A. Major : Business Admin- tion MUHAMMAD RAFIQ ASAF Multan, Pakistan, India M.Ed. Major: Education MARGIE MILDRED BARNES Granger, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry PEGGY JEAN BERGSTROM Georgetown, Texas B. S. Major : Elementary Edu- cation PEGGY SUE BODINE Colorado City, Texas B.S. Major: Elementary Edu- cation HELEN JAMES BROWN Florence, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Admin- istration JAMES ALBERT BERTHOLD Dallas, Texas HELEN ELAINE BROADWELL Houston, Texas B.A. Major: Art JOYCE KAY BROWN Corpus Christi, Texas B.A. Major : Religious Educa- tion KELLY PAUL BURKHART Corsicana, Texas B.S. Major : Chemistry GILBERT CASTANON San Antonio, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Admin- istration DOROTHY JEAN CARPENTER Georgetown, Texas B.A. Major: Bible JOSEPH RAYMOND CAVNESS Austin, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Admin- stration ONEY LEE CHAFIN Georgetown, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Admin- strafion MARGARET FRANCES CHURCHILL Smithville, Texas B.S. Major: Elementary Edu- ucation BETTY ANN CLENDENIN Houston, Texas B.A. Major: Sociology MARY GLORIA CHAMBERLAIN Refugio, Texas B. of Mus. Ed. Major : Music Education JO ANN CLEMENTS Taft, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Admin- tration BETTY LEE CRUMP Uvalde, Texas B.S. Major: Physical Educa- tion CARL EDWIN CULPEPPER Texarkana, Texas PEGGY LEE DAVENPORT Robstown, Texas B.A. Major: Spanish LORETTA ETHEL DALE Texas City, Texas B.A. Major: Mathematics LORETTA DAVIS Houston, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry GEORGE ALBERT DAWSON Georgeton, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry TROY JOE DENT Timpson, Texas B.S. Major: Biology DAVID ROBERT DOUGLASS Corpus Christi, Texas B.A. Major: History CHARLES EDWARD DENNIS Mineral Wells, Texas B. A. Major: Philosophy RICHARD MORALES DIAZ. JR. Laredo, Texas B.A. Major: Education WILLIAM ROBERT DUFF Palestine, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Admin- istration MARILYN LILLIAN DUSEK Granger, Texas B. of Mus. Ed. Major: Music Education CLARA JO DYCHE Fort Stockton, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Admin- istration ELIZABETH ANN ECKMAN Houston, Texas B.A. Major : Religious Educa- tion JOE MADISON EDWARDS, JR. Marlin, Texas B.S. Major: Physical Educa- tion HENRY FLAK Fort Worth, Texas JOANN EVANS FOSTER Abilene, Texas B.S. Major : Home Econom- ics ANNA JEAN GODBEY College Station, Texas WILLIAM LEE FOLSE Beaumont, Texas COLLIN TEELE FURR Liberty Hill, Texas B.A. Major: Sociology ALBERT LLEWELLYN GORE, JR. Sinton, Texas B.A. Major: History; Educa- tion AZENETH JUSTINA GUILLEN Brady, Texas B.A. Major: fleligious Education JAMES LEWIS HARDIN Leander, Texas BONNIE JANE JACKSON Henderson, Texas B.A Major : Religious Education; Church Music MARYNEAL JACKSON Stephenville, Texas B.S. Major: Secondary- Education; English BETTY CHRISTINE JASPERSON Corpus Christi, Texas B.A. Major: Religious Education WINFRED AUGUST KALMBACH Jarrell, Texas B.S. Major: Physics CLOVIS FIELDS KENDRICK Gladewater, Texas B.S. Major: Secondary Education; History GENELLE DOERING KALMBACH Walburg, Texas GEORGE LENDON KELLY, JR. Giddings, Texas ROSEMARY KENNY Sinton, Texas B.S. Major: Elementary Education ANNA CLAIRE LEUTWYLER B.S. Austin, Texas Major: Home Economics CARRIE FRANCES McKINNEY Beeville, Texas BETTY JEAN McCOY Georgetown, Texas B.A. Major: Art john david McMillan Thorndale, Texas B.S. Major : Physical Education virginia spencer McMillan Donna, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Administration MALCOLM MELVIN MATHISON, JR. Texarkana, Texas B.A. Major: Biology ROBERT DALE MESSER Belton, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry MARY ATHRIA MARNEY Corsicana, Texas B.A. Major: English LILLY CARSON MEITZEN Dickinson, Texas B.A. Major: English CARRIE JO MITCHELL Austin, Texas B.A. Major : Religious Education; Sociology CHLOE ENDA MITCHELL Liberty, Texas B. of Music Major : Piano FRANKIE JO MONTGOMERY Georgetown, Texas GEORGE DAMPIER MITCHELL, III Houston, Texas B.A. Major: Philosophy JIMMIE LA DORIS MORGAN De Leon, Texas B.A. Mayor: Bible; Sociology NELDA FAY MORGAN De Leon, Texas B.A. Major: Bible; Sociology LESLIE FIELD MUNSON Georgetown, Texas B. of Mus. Ed. Major : Music Education JAN PEASLEE Georgetown, Texas B.S. Major : Elementary Education STEPHEN MATTHEW MORRIS Belton, Texas JOYCE MAR IE PEACOCK Beeville, Texas B.A. Major: English DONALD WARD PENNINGTON Georgetown, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry; Biology JOHN HARVEY PIERCY Dallas, Texas JEAN ALDINE PORTER Corpus Christi, Texas B.A. Major : Drama CHARLES BEDFORD PONDER Bartlett, Texas B.B.A. Major : Business Administration RICHARRD LOUIS RAY Mexia, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry PHYLLIS ALDINE REESE Hobbs, New Mexico B.S. Major: Elementary Education SUSAN COLEMAN ROSSON Cameron, Texas B.A. Major: Elementary Education HARRY FRANK SEVERN, JR. B.B.A. Major: Business Administration NANCY NELLINE ROESLER Corpus, Christi, Texas B.A. Major : Religious Education CHARLES LEE SCHOEN Beaumont, Texas B.B.A. Major: Business Administration JEAN REID SEVERN Pasadena, Texas B.A. Major: English; Speech and Drama GORDON SIMMONS Temple, Texas B.B.A. Mayor: Business Administration CHARLES LOUIS SINCLAIR Laredo, Texas RUTH ELIZABETH SIMONS Edna, Texas B.A. Major : Religious Education CHARLES GROVER SIVELLS Georgetown, Texas B.S. Mayor: Mathematics EDWARD THOMAS SLAUGHTER Dallas, Texas HELEN MARIE SMITH Lampasses, Texas B.S. Major: Elementary- Education RAY LOVE STARNES Taylor, Texas BOYCE STANLEY SMITH Georgetown, Texas B.S. Mayor: Secondary Education; History and Government SALLIE KATE SMOOT Houston, Texas B.A. Mayor: Drama WILLO LYDIA STEINMAN Blanco, Texas B.S. Mayor: Elementary Education DON KIRK STOCKTON Daisetta, Texas PHYLLIS MARIE TAYLOR Crystal City, Texas B.B.A. Major : Business Administration DAVID SHILBY TARAZI Bir Zeit, Jordan M.S. Major: Chemistry JOHN HART THOMPSON Marlin, Texas B.S. Major: Secondary Education; Mathematics MARY ELIZABETH VIVION Nashville, Tenn. B.S. Major: Secondary Education; Art LESLIE ALLEN WEST Waco, Texas B.S. Major: Physical Education DONALD HOUSTON WOLFE Georgetown, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry THOMAS MARVIN WEISINGER, JR. Conroe, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry MARGARET ALICE WINFREY Daisetta, Texas B.S. Major : Elementary Education KATHRYN IRENE WOLFER Houston, Texas B.B.A. Major : Business Administration CLYDE MORRISON WOODS Lufkin, Texas B.S. Major: Chemistry CLAUDE JAY WOOLSEY Georgetown, Texas B. of Mus. Ed. Major : Music Education JOSEPH BARTHOLOMEW WYNNE, JR. Georgetown, Texas B.S . Major: Secondary Edu- tion, Mathematics JOAN YOUNG Georgetown, Texas B.S. Major : Biology, Chemis- try NOT PICTURED: JOE CHARLES BAKER Winters, Texas LESLIE ADAMS BOONE, JR. Brownwood, Texas JOHN DONALD BYERLEY El Campo, Texas JIMMIE CHARLES CAIN Thrall, Texas LAWRENCE JOSEPH CESMIROSKY Freeport, Texas TOM COYLE CLARK Beaumont, Texas BRUCENE CATHERINE COX San Antonio, Texas ARMISTEAD FISHER DAVIS Georgetown, Texas JAMES THOMAS FENWICK Houston, Texas HYMAN LEA FORTINBERRY, JR. WILIAM HENRY FREY Lyford, Texas JAMES REGINALD GALBREATH Georgetown, Texas BEVERLY RAY HENSON Kerens, Texas BRONISLAW, JANOWSKI London, England JACQUELYN NAVE KREGER Georgetown, Texas GEORGE HUBERT MERRITT, JR. Uvalde, Texas KENNETH RANDALL REED Florence, Texas MARIE BRIGGS STAGNER Taylor, Texas JOHN RAYMOND WIGGINS Georgetown, Texas LESTER SHERWIN WILLIAMS Bertram, Texas ELLIS MARION YOUNGBLOOD Beaum ont, Texas WILLIAM EUGENE YOUNGBLOOD Beaumont, Texas Ride ' im, cowgirl! Spring has sprung! Cut outfit, Chloe! Goin ' places? What ya got, Leslie? •m . DR. WILLIAM CARRINGTON FINCH President of Southwestern University DR. I. J. McCOOK Business Manager CARL O. BERGQUIST Executive Secretary of the Ex-Students ' Association MARY ELIZABETH FOX Director of Publicity DR. OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences DR. HENRY EDWIN MEYER Dean of the School of Fine Arts RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Dean of Women JOHN VERNON BERGLUND Dean of Men PEARL A. NEAS Registrar PAUL GRADY ANDERSON Director of Admissions PAUL GRADY ANDERSON A.B., A.M. Director of Admissions; Assistant Professor of Bus- iness Administration and Economics. JOHN VERNON BERGLUND A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of Re- ligion and Church Hist- ory; Dean of Men. CARL OSCAR BERGQUIST A.B. Part-T im e Instructor in Art, Executive Secretary of the Ex-Students ' Asso- ciation. WILLIAM HOLLIS BURTON B.S., A.M., PhD. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of Education. JUDSON SAMUEL CUSTER B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Education. IRENE WHITESIDE DEUPREE B.S., A.M. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of Home Eco - nomics. IOLA BOWDEN B.F.A., A.B., M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Pi- ano and Music Theory THOMAS CLAIRE DOUGLASS B.Mus., M.Mus. Acting Associate Profes- sor and Acting Head of the Department of String Instruments. RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON A.B., A.M. Professor of English; Dean of Women. MARY ELIZABETH FOX A. B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Journalism; Director of Publicity. ABRAHAM PENNER FRIESEN A.B., A.M., PhD. Professor and Head of the Department of Physics. FREDERICK ERNEST GAUPP Ph.D. Acting Associate Profes- sor of History and Gov- ernment. ILSE PARTOS GAUPP B.B.A. Assistant Librarian and Director of the Bindery. JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY A.B., A.M., Sc.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry; Chairman of the Division of Natural and Applied Sciences. JAMES CLARK HARES A.B., B.D. Acting Associate Profes- sor and Acting Head of the Department of Relig- ious Education. GEORGE C. HESTER A.B., A.M., LL.D. Professor and Head of the Department of History and Government; Chair- man of the Division of So- cial Sciences. tamm CLAUD HOWARD A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Proiessor and Head of the Department of English and Journalism; Chair- man of the Division of Hu- manities. ELIZABETH RILEY LUNDBLAD B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Bus- iness Administration and Economics. RALPH WOOD JONES B.M., M.M.Ed. Director of the Band and Orchestra; Associate Pro- fessor and Head of the Department of Wood- wind, Brass and Percus- sion Instruments. FREDERICK WALTER LENZ Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of Foreign Lan- guages. MALI GOLDMANN LENZ Ph. D. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. FRANK EDWARD LUKSA A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology. JAY HAMILTON McCOY A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. BERNICE NELSON MANN B.S. Instructor in Physical Education. RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY A.B., A.M. Director of Athletics; As- soc ia t e Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Education and Physical Training. JOHN DAVID RICHARDS B.F.A., M.M.Ed. Professor and Head of the Department of Music Ed- ucation; Director of South- western University Choruses. LUDWIG HERMAN MERZBACH Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Bus- iness Administration and Economics. ROLAND ANGUS SPRINGER A.B., A.M. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Speech and Drama. WENDALL LINCOLN OSBORN B.M., M.Mus. Acting Associate Profes- sor and Acting Head of the Department of Voice. EDMUND HOWARD STEELMAN Th.B., B.S., S.T.B., S.T.M., S.T.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Bishop Seth Ward Chair of Bible, University Chaplain. GEORGE RICHARD RAWLEY A.B., A.M. Librarian; Acting Associ- ate Professor of Library Science. DAVID SHIBLY TARAZI A.B. Fellow in Chemistry. OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH A.B., A.M. Ph.D. Professor and head of the Department of Psychol- ogy; Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. RALPH MARTIN WHITMORE A.B., A.M. Acting Associate Profes- sor and Acting Head ot the Department of Math- ematics and General En- gineering. JAMES FLOYD VALONE, JR. A.B., M.F.A. Acting Associate Profes- sor and Acting Head of the Department of Art. LUTHER JACOB WAGGONER A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of History and Church History. HARVEY DAVID WATTS A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of Religion and Church History. MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor ot Mathematics and Chemistry. MYRON LAWSON WILLIAMS A.B., A.M. Professor and Head ot the Department of Business Administration and Eco- nomics. CHRISTOPHER LaFAYETTE YORK A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partments of Biology and Geology and Mineralogy. JOHN RICHARD MARTIN, M.D. University Physician JULIA D. McINTYRE Assistant Matron, Laura Kuykendall Hall ELLA HUGHES SMITH Head Matron MARGARET HOWE CORNWALL Assistant Matron, Mood Hall MARGARET TERRY WILLIAMS Assistant Matron, Laura Kuykendall Hall TENNIE MAE LAYMAN Dietician and Supervisor of the University Commons. JIMMIE SUE WHITSON R.N. University Nurse. THE SIGN OF GOOD CLOTHES -■ _ . The College Man ' s Store Compliments of Your Sou ' Wester photographer for 1951 and 1952 For duplicate portraits write or call us. CLUCK ' S STUDIO Mrs. G. S. Cluck Mrs. Thelma Lee Wilson BEST WISHES OF y1)RY EANEmmER$ C. C. HARRIS, MANAGER GEORGETOWN TEXAS J. H. COMPTON C. I. BRAUN Compton Chevrolet Company 914 Main Street - - Phone I S3 GEORGETOWN, TEXAS Compliments FREUND MOTOR COMPANY OLDSMOBILE — CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS Everything For Your Automobile 110-118 E. 7th St. Georgetown ENGV ALL-PETERSON, iV ' v, ■■ ' . ' S ' ' Aii ' ' - Florist 608 E. 12th Street Georgetown, Texas Across the Street From Hospital Compliments of THE BELFORD LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone 34 Georgetown Wallace Sterling Silver Castleton Syracuse China We feature nationally advertised fishing and hunting eguipment. For the Finest Fishing and Hunting Equipment and Gifts for Every Occasion PHONE 522 PHONE 522 TREUHARDT MOTORS 816 MAIN STREET GEORGETOWN, TEXAS EVERYTHING TO WEAR Nationally Known Lines HOFFMAN AND SON GEORGETOWN CATES PRINT SHOP Specialty in Students ' Stationery For Quality Printing ENGRAVING — EMBOSSING CHRISTMAS CARDS Georgetown Compliments of LUNDBLAD BROTHERS Gifts — Hardware Georgetown, Texas We invite you to meet your friends here, for good food and courteous service. L M. CAFE GEORGETOWN AUTO SALES Itfe Phone 101 FOR SERVICE WITH THAT EXTRA SOMETHING, JUST CALL MILES BROS. Cleaners Dyers Serving Georgetown and Southwestern for Over A Quarter of A Century 804 AUSTIN AVE. PHONE 60 SHELL FLORAL COMPANY For FLOWERS — Phone 177 Georgetown NEUMAN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 718 Austin Avenue Georgetown Texas COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGETOWN LUMBER COMPANY Phone 399 E. K. Fredericson Georgetown, Texas F. H. Engvall W. G. LDRD CDMPANY AUTHORIZED PHONE 24D s% P. O. BOX 3 6 J. B. MANNING, MGR GEORGETOWN, TEXAS SERVING GEORGETOWN AND TRADE TERRITORY SINCE 1898 THE FARMERS STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Georgetown Texas The Humble Company joins friends and relatives in extending heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1952 May every success attend you HUMBLE HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY AN ENDURING INSTITUTION The history and development of The National Bank of Commerce mirrors the paralleling growth of Houston. Since its beginning, this progressive banking institution has adhered to a basic policy of courteous and friendly financial assistance . . . gearing its services to meet the needs of industry. oMuCo iaf), «