Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1953 volume:

ALMA MATER HAIL, ALMA MATER! GLORY TO THY NAME. LOYAL VOICES BLEND TO SING THY EVERLASTING FAME HAIL TO SOUTHWESTERN EVER THINE ARE WE. HEARTS OF YOUTH EVER SING THY TRUTH AND BE FAITHFUL UNTO THEE. i Wt« ' ' ..- -V , .. |L ' .j, . ' ; . ; W ; Xg .,.V. ' ,:::.- ' ::: ' ■-: s ,. ]: ;m :: -7- :- ; Administration Building DEDICATION It would be impossible to think of Southwestern University without remembering MISS MARY ELIZABETH FOX. Her sparkling personality, quick wit, and human understanding have endeared her to all. For many years she has served the university well as Director of Publicity and Professor of Journalism. ■.■. i, ; Lois Perkins Chapel Wi mtfmffltv SKBf in [[ lu i i I . 4c 1! Cody Memoria Library l I 1 ■ .• - ' ■ ,-:■■■ ' H: : 1 • K Tr BS 5 JK Jim West Gymnasium Fine Arts Building «m .. ... .:■ . ' ' ' it • . , - $i : ' .• ft £35 ' u . . % r _ 4 : 3 •0- ' . « TO C «s- t - . jut v . .v. ' -- 1 1 „«««« j up ..;•.•.• ;.:. •■•• TMjMalM  ' yy Wiii ' Dwus • ■ . ««- ' ' - - - . , ; Laura Kuykendall Ha Home Economics Building President ' s Home ORGANIZATIONS 1 l 1 i : ' ;:| -.■:. ...;f { Z?-$k 4: -. ■.■.%:, sNi |:..V ' ■:■:■; ■■■■ fc : ' -- ■ -:f Jli:l % V, Student Association OFFICERS CHARLES MALESKY President ROLAND FOLSE Vice-President INA RUTH GARRISON Secretary-Treasurer The Honor System of,.. Southwestern University First Row: Roland Folse, Bill Radetsky, Betty Jean Robertson. Second Row: Stanley Horwood, Kay Borden, Harry Davis, Brad Miller, Ann Truog, Ann McRoberts, Sue Carper, Billy Dipple. Third Row: Paris Gibbs, David Cardwell, Bert Fox, Jimmy Baines, Ann Wilkinson, Shirley Davis, Vincent LaBarbera. OFFICERS Roland Folse Chairman Ann Wilkinson Secretary Students Association Sponsor The members are elected by the classes and the senate, and selected from organizations by the council. Its purpose is to promote the honor system of the university and to counteract any viola- tions. Senior Representatives Jimmy Baines David Cardwell Independent Women Shirley Davis Phi Delta Theta James Cardwell Junior Representatives Billy Dipple Bill Radetsky Alpha Delta Pi Betty Jean Robertson Delta Delta Delta Ann McRoberts Kappa Sigma Guinn Williams Kappa Alpha Vincent LaBarbera Sophomore Representatives Kay Borden Ann Truog Delta Zeta Ann Wilkinson PhiMu Pi Kappa Alpha Stanley Horwood Organizational Representatives Independent Men Loy Estes Bert Fox Zeta Tau Alpha Sue Carper First Row: Chuck Mcriesky. Second Row: Roland Folse, Shirley B Davis, Jackie Salmon, Sue Holt, Catherine Morgan, Sue Carper, Brad Miller. Third Row: Bill Slaugh- ter, Marianne Dittman, Dawnia Cox, Joe Bert Sissom, Bob Peacock, Paris Gibbs, David Cardwell, Albert Sanders. The Student Senate The Student Senate is composed of the officers of the Student Association and several representatives of each class elected in the spring of the year. The Senate spon- sors many all-school functions maintains the Student Union, and conducts campus elections. OFFICERS Student Association Charles Malesky Roland Folse Ina Ruth Garrison Senior Class Paris Gibbs Bill Slaughter Jimmy Baines David Cardwell Junior Class Jackie Salmon Bob Peacock Albert Sanders Sophomore Class Harry Davis Bill Engvall Catherine Morgan Sue Carper Freshm an Class Ann Hermanson Dick Hawkins Sue Holt Student Christian Association The Student Christian Association is an organization designed specifically 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 organization. The Student Christian Association Council is the name given to this body of officers. OFFICERS Frank Douglass President Stanley Horwood Vice-President Betty Jean Robertson Secretary Bobby Lundgren Treasurer Frances Aokl International Relations Chairman Guinn Williams Deputations Ellsworth Peterson Community Service Paris Gibbs Campus Service Blanche Meek Publicity Dr. E. H. Steelman Sponsor Seated: Jody Morgan, Frances Aoki, Kay Borden, Nancy Hamilton, Blanche Meek, Betty Jean Robertson. Standing: Frank Douglass, Bobby Lundgren, Stanley Hor- wood, Ellsworth Peterson, Rodney Roberts, Paris Gibbs. Blue Key OFFICERS Loy Estes President Roland Folse Vice-President Frank Douglass Secretary-Treasurer David Cardwell Corresponding Secretary Joe Bert Sissom Alumni Secretary Dean Berglund Sponsor ' -. Active membership shall include only men who have completed two full years of college work and are of good character and personality, recoqnized as leaders in scholarship and college activities, and who shall have maintained for the next preceding semester or for their cumulative average, an average above all men ' s average of the institution. The organization has a three fold purpose: 1 The belief in God will be perpetuated and intensified, the government of the United States will be supported and defended, and the established institutions of society and the principles of good citizenship will be preserved. 2. An ambition for intellectual attainment and a desire to serve colleae and fellows will be fostered among students in institutions of higher learning. 3 Student problems may be studied, student life may be enriched, and the arogress and best interests of the institutions in which the organization is found may be stimulated and promoted Kneeling: Albert Sanders, Dick Werner, Joe Bert Sissom, Frank Douglass, Billy Dipple. Standing: Roland Folse, Myron Dees, Loy Estes, Charles Malesky, Robbie Sledge, Stanley Horwood. Not Pictured: David Cardwell, Timmie Baines, Paris Gibbs, Brad Miller, Guinn Williams. A proposed member of Cardinal Key shall be a student leader of good Dersonality, character and prominence in extra-curricular activities. Her scholarship shall be above that of the average for all women at the insti- tution for the semester preceding initiation. A proposed member shall be of junior standing. The major purposes of the organization are to recoanize 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. First Row: Hazen Lewis, Beverly Dague, Muriel Wittbold, Jane Gale. Second Row: Mary Hallauer, Elinor Wyatt, Ina Ruth Garrison, Marjorie Zim- merman. Third Row: Jane Gillett, Ann Wilkinson, Shirley Davis, Janey Smith. Not Pictured: Lois Muckelroy, Betty Jean Robertson. Cardina Key OFFICERS Mary Hallauer President Jane Gale Vice-President Lois Muckelroy Secretary Elinor Wyatt Treasurer Muriel Wittbold Historian Betty Jean Robertson Reporter Mrs. Ruth Ferguson Sponsor Alpha Chi Seated: Frank Douglass, Elinor Wyatt, Mary Bert Hewitt, Mary Eddins, Lucille Reed. Standing: Dr. Claud Howard, David Cardwell, Alfred Seitz, Ken Clapp, Fred Kight, Loy Estes, Muhammad Asaf, Ithiel V. Master. Not Pictured: Roland Folse, Ann Wilkinson, Robbie Sledge, Hal Kennedy, Chuck Malesky, Guinn Williams, Betty Carolyn Blalock. Alpha Chi originated at Southwestern as the Southwestern University Scholar- ship Society in 1915. Later it 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. Its aims are stimulation, development, and recognition of scholarship and character. Membership is considered the highest scholastic honor that can be conferred upon a student of Southwestern. Scenes from the regional convention of Alpha Chi held at the home of Texas Alpha chapter in Feb- ruary, 1953. OFFICERS David Cardwell President Elinor Wyatt Vice-President Ann Wilkinson Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Claud Howard Dean Ruth Ferguson Faculty Sponsors Who UiKt M0NG STUDENTq IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES WDCOLLEGES Jimmy Baines David Cardwell AMONG STUDENTS N 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 junior and senior classes 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 vear Who ' s Who publishes a book entitled Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges, and it is in this volume that the honored students receive their prime recognition. Frank Douglass Loy Estes Roland Folse Mary Hallauer Charles Malesky Brad Miller Lois Muckelroy Elinor Wyatt i Delta LI Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Dobie were initiated into the chapter to celebrate the publication of his new book, The Mustangs . Pictured above are the officers who conducted their initiation. Miss Mary Elizabeth Fox, Hal . Kennedy, Elinor Wyatt, Brad Miller, Mrs. Dobie, Dr. Dobie, and Miss Pearl A. Neas. Pi Delta Epsilon was founded on Southwestern ' s campus on May 28, 1950. It is a National Honorary Collegiate Journalism Fraternity that strives to improve campus publications and to create a keen interest in this field. Requirements for membership are that the person must be a junior or senior and have had a year of experience on a campus publica- tion. OFFICERS Bradley Miller President Hal Kennedy Vice President Elinor Wyatt Secretary Jane Gale Treasurer Clare Easley Historian Pearl A. Neas Grand Councilman Mary Elizabeth Fox Faculty Representative MEMBERS John Vernon Berglund Carl Oscar Berggu st Morris Thad Cage, Jr. David Rankin Cardwell Ruth Morgan Ferguson William Carrington Finch Robert Clarke Ford, Jr. George C. Hester Claud Howard John Vincent LaBarbera Isaac Joel McCook J. Hamilton McCoy Sammye Kaye McLelland Henry Edwin Meyer Nell Jeanne Morin Lois Ernestine Muckelroy Curtis Pickens Roland Angus Springer Oscar Alvin Ullrich James Floyd Valone, Jr. John Raymond Wiggins Pi Epsilon Delta Pi Epsilon Delta is a national hon- orary dramatic fraternity. Its mem- bership is restricted to juniors and seniors who have participated in two or more drama activities pro- duced on the campus. Its chief aimo are to stimulate interest in and raise dramatic standards and achieve- ment through encouraging the best individual and group efforts in play writing, acting, directing, costuming, stage technigue, stage designing, research, and literature. Membership in Pi Epsilon Delta is considered one of the highest honors that can come to a drama student at Southwestern. Angus Springer Sponsor Jimmy Baines Ina Ruth Garrison Joe Bert Sissom Pi Gamma Mu OFFICERS Alfred G. Seitz President Richard S. Werner Vice-President Diane Coates Secretary-Treasurer Dr. F. E. Gaupp Faculty Representative Miss Pearl A. Neas Faculty Sponsor First Row:Mr. M. L. Williams, Mary Hallauer, Elaine Keith, Mary Strack- bem, Sallie Falkenbury, Kiyoko Tanabe, Jonette Hall, Valda Maeckel, Dr F. E. Luksa. Second Row: Dr. F. E. Gaupp, Ken Clapp, Alfred George Seitz, Frank Douglass, John Mood, Loy Estes, Dick Werner, Dr. L. H Merzbach Not pictured: Dr. J. V. Berglund, Dr. W. H. Burton, Diane Coates, Mrs. Irene Deupree, Dr. W. C. Finch, Miss M. E. Fox, Dr. R. M. Hawkins, Dr. George Hester, Mrs. Elizabeth Lundblad, R. M. Medley, Miss Pearl A. Neas, Angus Springer, Dr. E. H. Steelman, Dr. O. A. Ullrich, Dr. L. J. Waggoner, Harvey D. Watts, Calvin Dickinson, Paul Grady Anderson. A student of junior or senior or graduate classification who has had at least twenty semester hours of social science with an average grade therein of not less than 85 per cent, and who does not have any academic failure on his record, and who has further distinguished himself in the social sciences, is eligible for membership upon election by the members. The purp ose of Pi Gamma Mu is to improve scholarship in the social studies and to achieve synthesis therein; to inspire social service to humanity by an intelligent approach to the solution of social problems; to engender sympathy toward others with different opinions and institu- tions by a better mutual understanding; and to supplement and to sup- port, but not to supplant existing social science organizations by promot- ing sociability and attendance at meetings. Marjorie Zimmerman President Jimmie Baines Vice President Mary Bert Hewitt Secretary David Cardwell Reporter Ann Dooley Hal Kennedy Sigma Phi Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha, a fine arts honor society, was once known on the campus as the Mozart Society. Membership is limited to students doing creative work in the fields of music, literature, drama, and art. Also members must be of junior or senior standing and must have at least an 85 overall average. It is a distinct honor to be chosen for Sigma Phi Alpha. Dr. Henry E. Meyer is sponsor of the group. Hazen Lewis Jo Ann Sanders Charles Malesky Joe Bert Sissom Southwestern Lettermen ' s Association OFFICERS Bill Radetsky President Russell Chaney Vice-president Jack Ramey Secretary-Treasurer Robert Skippy Morse Sergeant-at-arms R. M. Medley Sponsor Composed of male athletes, managers and trainers who have fulfilled the qualification of the Athletic Council and have been duly awarded the V ' S by the members of the Athletic Council for parti- cipation in intercollegiate athletics. It promotes student spirit, assists in the control, regulation, and advancement of inter-collegiate athletics at the university and to lend its assistance to any athletic event in which the university is a participant. First Row: Byron Brown, Russel Chaney, Bobby Moegle, Maynard Westlake, Larry Freeman. Second Row: Bill Radetsky, George Thompson, Charles Malesky , Robert Arnold. Third Row: Robert Knauth, Buddy Sledge, Bill Merritt, Billy Moore, Dick Hawkins. Fourth Row: Robert Morse, Jack Ramey, David Cardwell, Jimmy Cardwell. Southwestern Science Society Gradually enlarging since its inception m the early twenties, the Southwestern Science Society now includes members from all fields of science, who are by election recognized for their outstanding performance in this field, and by participation joined to advance their interest and knowledge in science. Members must possess an 85 overall average, with all science grades counted double; they must have taken advance work in some science field; and they are to be recommended by their depart- ment head in order to be considered for election to the Society. First Row: Jerry Fuchs, Russel Van Norman, John Powell, Bobbie Walker, Mary Eddins, Albert Sanders, Brad Miller. Second Row: Ronald Moore, Roland Folse, Thomas Beaver, Bill Engvall, Dick Hawkins, Bob Chapman, George Lewis, Frank Eddins, and Charles Anderson. Not Pictured: Betty Holmes, Robert Cooke, Jane Gillett, Robbie Sledge. OFFICERS Brad Miller President Albert Sanders Roland Folse Robbie Sledge Robert Cooke Vice Presidents Bobbie Walker Secretary lane Gillett Historian Mary Eddins Parliamentarian Dr. J. C. Godbey Sponsor ■ , First Row: Betty Alice Huston, Phyllis Trimble, Jane Gale. Second Row: Betty Ann Doss, Jackie Salmon, Jo Mayfield, Janice Daniel. Third row: Mary Hallauer, Rosemary Moreland, Jean Cummins, Audrey Thompson, Marcia Neuberger, Shirley Davis, Arden Daniel, E laine LeBlond. Not Pictured: Beverly Dague, Jo Ann Long, Lucille Reed, Mary Lou Sisserson, Ann Truog, Helen Krywoszej. Membership in the Play, Enjoyment, and Mastery of Sports Club is open to all women students of Southwestern University who meet the requirements set forth by the point system of the group. The purpose of the club is to promote fellowship, create interest, stimulate par- ticipation, and encourage improvement in the fundamental skills and cul- tures of physical education. PEMS OFFICERS Elaine LeBlond President Janice Powell Vice President Betty Alice Huston Secretary Jackie Salmon Treasurer Ann Truog Reporter Mrs. Bemice Mann Sponsor New Initiates Refreshment Time Southwestern Pre- Medical Association OFFICERS Bobbie Bea Walker President Don Schumann Vice President Albert Sanders Secretary-Treasurer Billy Dipple Publicity Dr. J. C. Godbey Sponsor The Southwestern 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: Jerry Fuchs, Russel Van Norman, Bobbie Walker, Carolyn Sue Hervey,, Dudley Bell, Albert Sanders, Hill Winfrey. Second Row: Frank Eddins, Roland Folse, Bill Engvall, Charles Anderson, George Lewis, Bob Chapman, Billy Dipple. Not Pictured: Don Schumann, Sara Hawkins, Barry Norton, Charles Dayton, Brad Miller, Paul Garcia, Betty Holmes, Tommy Bentley. First Row: Mary Lou Sisserson, Jennifer Johnson, Ann Radenz, Pat Turney, Pauline Johnson, Helen Johnson, Pat Brown. Second Row: Mary Ann Springer, Ida Mary Rader, Barbara Best, Ann Hermanson, Connie Powell, Jann Wicker- sham, Jeanette Causey. Third Row: Carmen Cleavenger, Jamie Edmonson, Ann Wilkinson, Mary Lynn Lane, Arden Daniel. Not Pictured: Claire Easley, Diane Harkrider, Catherine Morgan, Jeanine Cowan, Elaine LeBlond, Valda Maeckel, Thurlene Wood, Mary Jo France. To be eligible tor membership in Glamazons, a young woman must be at least five feet and seven inches in height, and must have a desire to uphold the standards of the organization. The purpose of the group is to promote pride in height, grace, poise, and dignity among its members, and to form closer bonds of friendship and maintain high cultural standards. The Glamazons Seated: Kay Borden, Jane Gillet, Susan Burr. Standing: Margie Bair, Mrs. Ruth M. Ferguson, Miss Pearl A. Neas, Elinor Wyatt, Marcia Neu- berger. OFFICERS Jane Gillet President Marcia Neuberger First Vice President Susan Burr Second Vice President Kay Borden Secretary Elinor Wyatt Historian Margie Bair Treasurer Mrs. Ruth M. Ferguson Faculty Advisor Miss Pearl A. Neas Sponsor Home Economics Club OFFICERS Carol Ann Harter President Nell Morin Jonette Hall Vice President The Home Economics Club is an organization for girls especially interested in this field. Composed primarily of home economics stu- dents, it is 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 development and other similar problems. It also provides stimulation of practical and social study of home economics. Ethel Rentfro Secretary Kay Borden Treasurer Mrs. Irene Deupree Sponsor Left to right: Pauline Johnson, Marjorie Hilliard, Betty Ann Robertson, Margie Rigdon, Mary Ann Lovell, Sumie Okoga, Mrs. Irene Deupree, Kay Borden, Arden Daniel, Marianne Dittman, Connie Powell, Hi Hyun Chai, Joy Laws, Sue Holt, Jann Wickersham, Jeannette Cau- sey, Jo Ann Simmons. Not Pictured: Kay Carlton, Sue Barkley, Ann McRoberts, Catherine Morgan, Marilyn Keeling, Carol Embry, Billie Beryle Eason, Eloise McKinley, Rita Bird,, Hester Zeagler, Marge Bair, Barbara Best, Ginger Wood, Audrey Thompson, Jamie Edmon- son, Mary Garrett, Shirley Oliver, Jane Chapin, Marjorie Cox, Ruth Blasdel, Betty Jane Wilder. Kappa Chi The purpose of Kappa Chi is to cultivate among themselves per- sonal and ministerial fellowship as they prepare together for their common task; to gain instruction and inspiration from Christian leaders; to exhalt the Christian ministry and full-time work as a high calling; and to dedicate themselves to all paths of Christian service in their college living, and make their lives an inspiration for Christian living and services. First Row: Robbie Sledge, Lewis Sommermeyer, James Allen Robinson, Claude McLelland, Leslie Lovell, Bob Peacock, Jimmy Riddle, Harry Davis, Rodney Roberts. Second Row: Janie Smith, Nancy Hamilton, Evalynn Bunk, Joyce Lo- vell, Betty Jean Robertson, Jody Ketcham, Pat Copeland, Dawnia Cox, Jean Furley, Jenifer Johnson, Mildred Weiss, Mary Hallauer, Roma Johnson. Third Row: Walter Langham, Loy Estes, Boyce Vardiman, Erlyta Wilson, Kathleen Brantley, Irma Cantu, Fern Newman, Helen Johnson. Fourth Row: Fred Kight, David Robertson, Ellsworth Peterson, Stanley Horwood, Annette Anderson, Connie Powell, Jerry Ann Cooper. Not Pictured: Ann Truog, Dudley Bell, Marian Crossley, Carmen Cleavenger, Betty Corn, Betty Ann Davis, Ina Ruth Garrison, Jo Ann Long, Blanche Meek, Gerry Morgan, Jackie Salmon, Beverly Dague, Shirley Davis, Hazen Lewis, Marilyn Miller, Jody Morgan, Mimi Wittbold, Jane Striegler, Ann Hermanson, Irma Lee Smith, Linda Wood, Ellen Kenny, Paul Garcia, Comer Alden, Gene Baker, Harry Davis, David Lehmberg, George Lewis, Bobby Lundgren, Chuck Mclesky, Frank Perry. OFFICERS Mary Hallauer President Barbara Wolfskill Vice President Barbara Hart Secretary Mr. James Hares Mr. Harvey Watts Sponsors Kappa Chi Members: Ann Truog Kathleen Brantley Dudley Bell Pat Copeland Marian Crossley Jerry Cooper Carmen Cleavenger Betty Corn Betty Ann Davis Jean Furley Ina Ruth Garrison Barbara Hart Mary Hallauer Nancy Hamilton Helen Johnson Jennifer Johnson Roma Johnson Jo Ann Long Blanche Meek Gerry Morgan Fern Newman Connie Powell Jackie Salmon Janie Smith Evalynn Bunk Irma Cantu Beverly Dague Shirley B Davis Hazen Lewis Marilyn Miller Jody Morgan Elaine LeBlond Betty Jean Robertson Ann Wilkinson Erlyta Wilson Mimi Wittbold Janie Striegler Dawnia Cox Ann Hermanson Erma Lee Smith Barbara Wolfskill Linda Wood Ellen Kenny Stanley Horwood George Holcomb Leslie Lovell Jack Guinn Billy Jo White James Robinson Paul Garcia Comer Alden Gene Baker Harry Davis Loy Estes Fred Kight David Lehmberg George Lewis Bobby Lundgren Chuck Malesky Bob Peacock Frank Perry Ellsworth Peterson Jimmy Riddle Rodney Roberts Robbie Sledge Jerry Smith Charles Tanner David Dague Malford Heirholzer Walter Langham Lewis Sommermeyer Frank Sorrell Bill Glaze David Hadley Drexel Riley Paul Perry David Robertson Claude McLelland Albert McCullin Jackie Salmon, Lewis Sommermeyer, Janey Smith, Barbara Wolf- skill, Mary Hallauer, Pat Copeland, Nancy Hamilton. These people composed the active Kappa Chi council. Kappa Phi Any woman student who is a member of the Methodist Church anywhere or attends a Methodist Church by preference while in school, is eligible to apply for membership in the Kappa Phi Club. It has a three-fold purpose: 1. To form a closer association among Methodist women while students in college. 2. To make the work among Methodist student women more ef- fective and sufficient. 3. To provide religious training so that the Methodist student women may be stronger, more efficient women of the Church of tomorrow. NEW INITIATES First Row: Mary Ann Springer, Billie Ruth Ross, Jane Striegler, Linda Wood, Shirley Oliver. Second Row: Sue Barkley, Joan Broussard, Helen Dobbins, Joy Laws, Sue Holt, Carmen Cleavenger. Third Row: Mary Halve, Marilyn Miller, Jean Furley, Peggy Huddles- ton, Helen Dodd. Members: Margie Hill Carolyn Longley Lois Muckelroy Patti LaForge Marjorie Bair Betty Carolyn Blalock Jane Chapin Beverly Dague Mary Eddins Bert Fox Mildred Weiss Pat Brown Mary Jo France Tody Morgan Pat Horn B. J. Holmes Kappa Ph Jane Gillett Jo Mayfield President Jo Mayfield Margie Zimmerman Vice-President Marcia Neuberger Program Chairman Hazen Lewis Membership Chairman Mimi Wittbold Corresponding Secretary Nell Morin Recording Secretary Ann Wilkinson Treasurer Jackie Salmon Chaplain Margie Zimmerman Music Chairman Betty Alice Huston Organist Lucille Reed Social Chairman Marian Crossley Historian Blanche Meek Art Chairman Jane Gale Paraphernalia Mary Lou Sisserson Sue Barkley T.N.S.C. Chairman OFFICERS First Row: Jo Mayfield, Jane Gillett. Second Row: Hazen Lewis, Nell Morin, Jane Gale, Marcia Neuberger. Third Row: Betty Alice Huston, Jackie Salmon, Ann Wilkinson, Blanche Meek. Not Pictured: Muriel Wittbold, Marjorie Zimmerman, Lucille Reed, Marian Crossley, Mary Lou Sisserson. L — %w 1 The Hispanic Society To qualify for membership in The Hispanic Society one must be taking Spanish or must have a good speaking acquaintance of the language gained previous to entrance in Southwestern. The purpose of the group is to promote a better understanding of the cus- toms, culture, and beliefs of the Latin American Republic, to encourage the study of Spanish, and to give students an opportunity to learn through ex- perience the songs, legends, dances, and folklore of Latin America. Members: Fred Kiqht Max Ashley Jane Shaffer David Robertson Carmin Cleavenger Ann Harris Marian Crossley Albert Briqgs Blanche Meek Lucille Reed Hester Mary Zeagier Ann Hermanson Beverly Sorenson Marilyn McNeill Pat Horn Juanita Wentz OFFICERS Ann Wilkinson President Fred Right Vice President Jody Ketcham Secretary Mary Eddins Treasurer Max Ashley Reporter Mr. J. Hamilton McCoy Sponsor First Row: Mary Eddins, Pat Brown, Elinor Wyatt. Second Row: Jody Ketcham, Frank Tyson, Mary Louise Limmer, Ann Wilkinson. The Forensics Club OFFICERS Jimmy Baines President Cora Maria Richert Vice President Muriel Wittbold Secretary-Treasurer Janey Smith Reporter Mr. Angus Springer Sponsor The Forensics Club is composed oi students interested in the oratorical elements of soeech, such as debate, after-dinner speak- ing, poetry-reading, declaiming. V Seated: Barbara Keene, Muriel Wittbold, Marie Moody. Standing: Joe Bert Sissom, Irven DeVore, Mary Louise Limmer, Jim- mie Baines, Janey Smith. Not Pictured: Cora Richert, Ann Dooley, Ina Ruth Garrison, Joe Hegar, George Holcomb, Peggy Huddleston, Vincent LaBarbera, Julian Lyles. These pictures are scenes taken from the play The Importance of Being Ernest which was produced in the Theater in the Round. Mask and Wig Player! 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 ten points through active service, they may become Active Members. The aim of the organization is to create student interest in drama, provide a practical study of drama, and serve as a source for presenta- tion of famous and current plays. OFFICERS Jimmy Baines President Janey Smith Vice President Ina Ruth Garrison Secretary Nell Morin Treasurer Paris Gibbs Business Manager Marcia Neuberger Scribe Mary Bert Hewitt Coco Richert Billy Dippel Chuck Malesky Board of Directors Mr. Angus Springer Sponsor Active Members Pat Brown Sue Carper Pat Copeland Harry Davis Irven DeVore Ann Dooley Sallie Falkenbury Jane Gale Joe Hegar Barbara Keene Fred Kight Patti LaForge David Lehmberg Claude McLelland Ann Mood John Mood Paul Perry James Allen Robinson Jack Seals Pat Shirley Joe Bert Sissom Erma Lee Smith Lewis Sommermeyer Mary Ann Springer John Wiggins Muriel Wittbold The Southwestern University Band Mr. Ralph Jones Director The Southwestern University Band presents a series of out- door concerts in the fall and spring, appears in chapel concerts, and makes an annual winter tour, in addition to appearance at athletic games and rallies. Membership in the Band is limited to those passing an examination. ll. Director Ralph Jones. OFFICERS Dick Thomas President Hill Winfrey Vice President Marjorie Zimmerman Secretary-Treasurer Peterson, Engvall, Hawkins, Blalock. Betty Ann Davis. Thomas Beaver. Mary Bert Hewitt, Marjorie Zimmerman. Dick Thomas. Hegar, Lehmberg, Garrett. Malesky, Winfrey, Chapman, Manning. [jt «. y I 5 f : I BMH Southwestern University Choi r Membership is gained through an individual audition, Upon selection to the choir the individual assumes a per- sonal responsibility to all other members of the organiza- tion to perform and develop individually to the fullest extent of their ability. Membe rship in the other singing organizations on the campus is necessary before they are gualified to have an audition. Its purpose is to provide Southwestern University with the finest choral music for all of the religious functions carried on by the University, and to carry good music and artistic performance to other people while represent- ing the university off the local campus. First Soprano: Joan Broussard Beverly Dague Roma Johnson Hazen Lewis Jo Ann Long Marilyn Miller Second Soprano Kathleen Brantley Pat Copeland Billie Beryl Eason Mary Marshall Higgins Marilyn Keeling First Alto: Kay Borden Mary Lynn Lane Carolyn Longley Margorie Zimmerman Second Alto Betty Ann Davis Shirley Davis Dawnia Cox Geraldine Morgan Ann Wilkinson First Tenor Eugene Baker George Holcombe Charles Tanner Lloyd Tittle John Wiggins Second Tenor Tommy Bentley Charles Malesky Barry Norton David Robertson Baritone Robert Chapman David Dague James Robinson Robbie Sledge Bass Harry Davis Jack Guinn Stanley Horwood Bobby Lungren Frank Perry Jack Seals Jerry Smith John D. Richards Conductor Southwestern University Glee Club John D. Richards Conductor WOMEN ' S CHORAL CLUB Barkley, Sue Bell, Dudley Borden, Kay Brantley, Kathleen Bray, Shirley Broussard, Joan Bunk, Evalynn Causey, Jeanette Copeland, Pat Corn, Betty Cox, Dawnia MEN ' S GLEE CLUB Alden, Comer Baker, Eugene Bentley, Tommy Chapman, Robert Davis, Harry De Vore. Irven Dippel, Billy Garcia, Paul Guinn, Jack This organization is open to all students on the campus who enjoy singing and would like to participate in a musical organization. The major purpose of this organization is to foster love for good choral singing and develop the individual through the interpretation and reading of the finest choral literature available for men ' s and women ' s voices. Crossley, Marian Dague, Beverly Davis, Betty Ann Davis, Shirley Eason, Billie Beryl Fritts, Mary Furley, Jean Harkrider, Diane Hewitt, Mary Bert Higgins, Mary Marshall Hinsey, Carolyn Dague, David Harrington, Sul Ross Hegar, Joe Holcombe, George Horwood, Stanley Jasperson, Albert Langham, Walter Lewis, George Lovell, Leslie Johnson, Roma Lane, Mary Lynn Limmer, Mary Louise Lewis, Hazen Long, Jo Ann Longley, Carolyn Miller, Doylene Miller, Marilyn Moody, Marie Morgan, Geraldine Reed, Lucille Malesky, Charles Norton, Barry Peacock, Harry Perry, Paul Peterson, Ellsworth Riddle, Jimmy Robertson, David Robinson, James Schuhmann, Donald Ross, Billie Springer, Mary Ann Whatley, Jamye Wilkinson, Ann Wilson, Erlyta Wittbold, Muriel Wolfskill, Barbara Wood, Linda Wyatt, Elinor Zimmerman, Marjorie Sissom, Joe Bert Sledge, Robert Smith, Jerry Tanner, Charles Tittle, Lloyd Traveland, Louis Wiggins, John ( ! f . . K t ■ - - r rrw in u w Delta Omicron Delta Omicron is a national professional music fraternity for women. The chaoter on charter on April 24, 1948. musicianship among the composers and musicians the Southwestern campus received its The purpose of the fraternity is to foster women, to create interest in American to create interest in local musical talent, and to provide an opportunity for social fellowship for its members. To be initiated, girls must fulfill the standards and purposes main- tained by Delta Omicron, and also maintain an average of 80 in school work and music work. OFFICERS Hazen Lewis President Ann Radenz Secretary Marjorie Zimmerman First Vice President Jamye Whatley Treasurer Carolyn Lonaley Second Vice President Miss Iola Bowden Sponsor The Megaphone Staff Editor . ..Hal Kennedy Assistant Editors Calvin Dickinson, Elinor Wyatt Feature Editor Vincent LaBarbera Society Editor .... ...Jo Ann Morgan Assistant Feature Editor Belva Young Sports Editor Julian Lyles Advertising Manager Calvin Dickinson Organizational Reporters Jack Seals, John Wiggins, Hester Mary Zeagler, Joe Hegar, Bobby Ford, Jane Chapin, Pat Brown, Patti LaForge, Eugene Baker, Ann Harris. Sponsor Angus Springer Hal Kennedy Hal Kennedy, Blanche Meek, Belva Young, Eli- nor Wyatt, John Wiggins, Jody Morgan, Calvin Dickinson. Hal Kennedy Pictured above: Bobby Ford, Belva Young, Jody Morgan, Blanche Meek, Elinor Wyatt, David Cardwell. Southwestern Magazine Staff Vincent LaBarbera Editor — Vincent LaBarbera Assistant Editor — Calvin Dickinson Feature Editor — Elinor Wyatt Art Editor — Hal Kennedy Assistant Art Editor — Joan Moore Sports Editor — Bobby Ford Feature Writers — David Cardwell, John Wiggins, Claire Easley, Muriel Wittbold, Belva Young, Jo Ann Morgan Layouts — Calvin Dickinson Business Manager — Mr. Carl Bergquist Sponsor — Mr. James Valone The Sou ' wester Staff Elinor Wyatt Editor Jane Gale Assistant Editor Miss Mary Elizabeth Fox Sponsor Elinor Wyatt Frank Douglass Sports Editor Julian Lyles Assistant Sports Editor Robbie Sledge Art Editor Hal Kennedy Blanche Meek Assistant Art Editors Marie Moody Connie Powell Faculty Editors Sue Oakley Snapshot Editor Joanne Miller Albert Briggs Freshman Edi tors Pat Brown Joe Hegar Sophomore Editors Carol Embry Ann McRoberts Junior Editors Nell Morin Senior Editor Jo Mayfield Jo Ann Morgan Organization Editors Calvin Dickinson Student Business Manager Mr. Carl Bergquist Business Manager Mrs J. P. Crowe Charles Goss Cluck ' s Studio Photographers Jo Ann Morgan, Joanne Miller, Joe Hegar, Blanche Meek, Marie Moody. Sue Oakley, Jane Gale, Pat Brown, Albert Briggs, Jann Wickersham, Jo Mayfield. Charles Goss . ' J ) Foreign Students on Our Campus Sumie Okogct, Aiea, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii; Diana Nasir, Bir-Zeit, Jordan; Kiyoko Tanabe, Tokyo, Japan; Samia Nasir, Bir-Zeit, Jordan; Hi Hyun Chai, Pusan, Korea. Missing is Frances Aoki, Aiea, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii. Abdul Almuttalibi, Musharra Amara, Iraq; Hashim Dahmash, Damascus, Syria; Muhammad Asaf, Multan, Pakistan; Sadiq Massey, Clarkabad, West Pa- kistan; Kamal Tarazi, Gaza Egypt; Khalid Babba, Tulkarm, Jordan; Ithiel V. Master, Na- diad, India. SOCIAL GROUPS n NTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL MEN ' S PANHELLENIC WOMEN ' S ADVISORY COUNCIL WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC I ' ' ■ ' •■% Hello, Sallie. ' ■ j Merry Christmas. Santa Claus! Double Decker. , a iff ;., ? I 1 J i Hi ' ' ' %-. . ■ , j i nnijs Four pretty girls in a row. San Gabriel and girls. Go west, young man! Big picnic. « ■h Lois Muckelroy President Alpha Delta Pi Sammy McLelland Vice President Lucille Reed Corresponding Secretary Jonette Hall Recording Secretary Sallie Falkenbury Treasurer Aloha Delta Pi was founded at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia in 1851. Zeta Chapter was established at Southwestern University in 1907. First Row: Dudley Bell, Betty Carolyn Blalock, Martha Ann Blalock, Julia Berg- lund, Janie Bingham, Kay Carlton, Jane Chapin, Pat Copeland. Second Row: Margie Cox, Beverly Dague, Betty Anne Doss, Jane Gillett, Helen Hair, Mary Hallauer, Nancy Hamilton, LeWan Harris. Third Row: Carolyn Sue Harvey, Margie Hill, Betty Jean Holmes, Mary Lou Jackson, Jennifer Johnson, Pauline Johnson, Jody Ketcham, Hazen Lewis. Fourth Row: Mary Louise Limmer, Nell Morin, Joan Dee Quinn, Ann Radenz, Ethel Rentfro, Coco Richert, Betty Jean Robertson, Billie Ruth Ross. Fifth Row: Lois Saunders, Donna Saxe, Janey Smith, Jane Striegler.Sue Syler, Mildred Weiss, Betty Jane Wilder Mel ' ba Lou Willis, Shirley Wright. Funny people and animals. Too bad. girls. Friends and buddies. Please don ' t throw it. Interesting Game? mi. : . Jo Ann Claire Sanders President Frances Kathryn Borden Vice-President Carol Ann Harter Secretary Ann McRoberts Treasurer Delta Delta Delta Thomas Douglass Sponsor Delta Delta Delta was founded in 1888 at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts. Theta Epsilon Chapter was founded at Southwestern University in 1911. First Row: Susan Burr, Shirley Bray, Arden Daniel, Janice Daniel, Marjann Dunn, Clare Easley, Billie Beryle Eason, Jamie Edmonson. Second Row: Carol Embry, Diane Harkrider, Marjorie Hilliard, Marilyn Keeling, Mary Lynn Lane, Patricia McGregor, Eloise Mc- Kinley, JoAnne Miller. Third Row: Catherine Morqan, Alicia Rost, Erma Lee Smith, Nancy Tipton, Audrey Thompson, Londa Jean West, Judith Wood, Belva Jean Young. MliAA Aane Ljale Delta Zeta Dream Girl Jane Gale President Marjorie Zimmerman Vice President Carolyn Longley Recording Secretary Mary Jo France Corresponding Secretary Jeanette Causey Treasurer Delta Zeta Delta Zeta is a national sorority consisting of 73 chapters spread throughout the United States. It was founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio on October 24, 1902. Mr. Angus Springer Sponsor First Row: Sue Barkley, Pat ricia Brown, Carmen Cleavenger, Betty Davis, Helen Dobbins, Sue Holt. Second Row: Peggy Jo Huddleston, Mary Ann Kalmbach, Joy Laws, Norma fo Mayfield, Marilyn Miller, Gerry Morgan. Third Row: Marcia Neuburger, Sue Oakley, Mary Ann Springer, Jann Wickersham, Ann Wilkinson. Cold, Betty Alice? All Phi Mu sisters. Don ' t be too rough on poor Carmen. Very tempting, Rosemary. Bert Fox President Elaine Keith Vice-president Mimi Wittbold Secretary Betty Alice Huston Treasurer Mr. John Richards Sponsor Phi Mu Phi Mu was founded at Wesleyan College at Macon, Georgia in 1852. Xi Kappa Chapter was founded on the Southwestern campus in 1908. It was reinstated in 1941. First Row: Joan Broussard, Barbara Chambers, Jeanine Cowan, Da- wnia Cox, Carmen Crozier, Helen Dodd. Second Row: Ina Ruth Gar- rison, Mary Halve, Ann Harris, Mary Bert Hewitt, Pat Horn, Barbara Keene. Third Row: Patti La Forge, Doylene Miller, Drue McMullen, Rosemary Moreland,. Janice Powell, Barbara Wolfskill. II Nize party! Good watermelon? All dressed up! Easy, girls. Br 7. ■ Cold weather. Jane Shaffer President Diane Coates Vice-president Mary Eddins Secretary Margie Bair Treasurer Sue Carper Rush Captain Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Virginia State Normal College in Farms- ville, Virginia on October 15, 1898. Lambda chapter was founded on the Southwestern campus in 1906. First Row: Barbara Best, Rita Bird, Barbara Clark, Mary Carolyn Garrett, Frances Grimes, Ann Hermanson. Second Row: Mary Marshall Higgins, Susan Kirkpatrick, Mary Ann Lovell, Merilyn MacNeil, Shirley Oliver, Mary Lou Sis- serson. Third Row: Beverly Sorenson, Dean Stinett, Elaine Taylor, Pat Turney, Juanita, Wentz, Hester Mary Zeagler. First Row: Annette Anderson, Frances Aoki, Ruth Blasdel, Kathleen Brantley, Irma Cantu, David Cardwell, Hi Hyun Chai. Second Row: Jerry Ann Cooper, Betty Corn, Jimmy Coronado, Marian Crossley, Jean Cummins, David Dague, Harry Davis. Third row: Dian Finley, Mary Fritts, Tean Furley, Maurine Goff, Jack Guinn, Barbara Hart, Harold Hoover. Fourth row. Carolyn Hinsey, Roma Johnson, Helena Krywoszej, Walter Langham, Elaine LeBlond, George Lewis, Joyce Lovell. Fifth row: Claude McLelland, Betty McLendon, Blanche Meek, Marie Moody, Frances Moon, Jo Ann Morgan, Samia Nasir. Sixth Row: Fern Newman, Margaret Nixon, Sumie Okoga, Paul Perry, Marjorie Poole, Connie Powell. Helen, Johnson, independent Association Dr. Gaupp and Mr. Hares Sponsors First row: Ida Mary Rader, James Robinson, Daniel Rodriguez, Steve Rodriguez, Jackie Salmon, James Schwarz, Robbie Sledge. Second Row: Frank Sorell, Mary Strackbein, Charles Tanner, Louis Traveland, Ann Truog, Harry Tyrrasch, Bobbie Walker. Third Row: Jamye What- ley, Billy Joe White, Erlyta Wilson, Linda Wood, Thurlene Wood, Elinor Wyatt. The purpose of the Independent Association is to work for the welfare of students by providing social activities for those who are not affiliated with any primarily social Greek letter fraternity on this cam- pus and by providing an opportunity for training in the principles of democracy. Shirley B Davis President Chuck Malesky Vice-president Evalynn Bunk Lewis Sommermeyer Secretary-Treasurer General Planning Chairman rvjidi VVlaru oLou Aackson Kappa Alpha Rose Frank Stovall President Creighton Collins Vice President Kappa Alpha Vincent LaBarbera Secretary Bart Hopkins Treasurer i o ai a ou lpha WaS founded at Washington and Lee University lbbb. Xi Chapter at Southwestern was founded in 1883. in iW MG Ashley, D. S. Bam, J. T. Brigman, R. M. Chaney, I. E. Colgm. Second Row: B. I. Dippel, W. R. Flanders K L Garrett, S R. Harrington, J. W. Hegar, B. J. Hjerpe. Third Row: L Korts ' J. T. Langtord, D. A. Schuhmann, R. E. Stephens. arrett. Ill [l A Aoann oJL.on.g- Kappa Sigma Dream Girl Kappa Sigma Mr. James F. Valone Sponsor First Row: Sam Baker, Tom Beaver, Edgar Barnett, Bob Chapman, John Douglass, Glenn Eads, Bill Engvall, Jimmy Green, Bill Hays. Second Row: Dick Hawkins, Julian Lyles, Roy Mason, Bill Merritt, Bradley Miller, Bob Moegle, Robert Morse, Bill Radetsky, Pat Rowlings. Third Row: Buster Rost, Albert Sanders, Dick Seals, Jack Seals, Dick Thomas, Bob Tulloch, Jack Walker, G. T. Watkins, Maynard Westlake. Kappa Sigma is a national fraternity with chapters spread from Texas to Canada. It was founded in Virginia in 1865, and a chapter was established at Southwestern on October 12, 1886. Dick Rost Guinn Williams Myron Dees Hal Kennedy Grand Master Grand Procurator Grand Master- Grand Scribe of Ceremonies Hill Winfrey Grand Treasurer Murder Made Easy! Ride ' Em Cowboy! He-man Charlie! T-Texas Tyson % fS m The Happy People Johnnie and David — Studying! Phi First Row: Jack Albright, Comer Alden, Charles Anderson, Albert Briggs, Charles Burton, James Cardwell, Irven DeVore, Frank Doualass, Frank Eddins. Second Row: Roland Folse, Jerry Fuchs, Bill Glaze, Charles Goss, David Hadley, Malford Hierholzer, George Holcombe, Jim Jenkins, Don Lilljedahl. Third Row: Albert McCullin, Don Marrs, Bill Massenaale, Bill Moore, Bob Peacock, Ellsworth Peterson, Tohn Rentfro, Rodney Roberts, David Roberston. Fourth Row: Buddy Sledge, Ray Stephens, George W. Thompson, Frank Tyson, Russel Van Nor- man, Raymond Watson, Dick Werner. Delta Theta 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. David Lehm berg President Bobby Ford Vice-president John Powell Secretary Fred Kight Treasurer ■. ■;.; ' ,- ' : ' :;--;:::. ;:--.;.;,:- : - Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Pi Kappa Alpha Mrs. Gus Lundblad Sponsor First Row: Ben Appleby, Bob Arnold, Eugene Baker, Tommy Bentley, Jimmy Berthold, Byron Brown, Charles Dayton. Second Row: Forrest Eisenrich, Paul Garcia, Paris Gibbs, Stanley Horwood, Earl Nelson, Frank Perry, Curtis Pickens. Third Row: Earl Quinn, Jimmy Riddle, Jim- my Ross, Edward Slaughter, Jerry Smith, Joe Watterson, John Wiggins, Frank Womack. 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. William J. Slaughter President Joe Bert Sissom Vice President Robert E. Lundgren Treasurer i¥Il55 rreien J ruwoAzej. Independent Sweetheart BEAUTIES Wits War JUL auer Miss Southwestern %ss Mie Rrje £ 9 ' All School Beauty aSon Nominees f WjL -SkX, 2b, ' avis nk Waru £JJi UtlA Miss Southwestern WL Jna a g arridon ff idd tSetty rfean Kobertd ll lidS C linor jrranced Wuatt Miss Southwestern and her court fflidA llancu MamilL Alpha Delta Pi Beauty on ifp Ivliss hirleu OSra f V Delta Delta Delta Beauty Illlite Joy oLawA Delta Zeta Beauty Wus Waru 3rith Vf idd C : armen K rozier Phi Mu Beauty ' ■:■■ ' , ' ■ ' ■ ' ■■,. ■■ ' ' ' ' ■ ••••■•■■ r ; ; : ; ll lidA fr aru L arolun Kjarrelt Zeta Tau Alpha Beauty ariorie K -ox Alpha Delta Pi Delta Delta Delta Delta Zeta iViaru cJLou AacKAon Alpha Delta Pi iViaru tnn J almbacn 7 Delta Zeta (l5arbara J eene Phi Mu Helen Krywoszej Mary Lynn Lane DELTA DELTA DELTA Drue McMullen PHI MU Doylene Miller PHI MU Merilyn McNeill ZETA TAU ALPHA Diana Nasir INDEPENDENT Sue Syler ALPHA DELTA PI Elaine Taylor ZETA TAU ALPHA Ann Truog INDEPENDENT Ann Wilkinson DELTA ZETA Hester Mary Zeagler ZETA TAU ALPHA The Annua Alpha Delta Pi. Mary Lou Jackson, Marjorie Cox, Nancy Hamilton, Sue Syler. Delta Delta Delta: Mary Lynn Lane, Diane Hark- rider, Billie Beryle Ea- son, Shirley Bray. Delta Zeta: Mary Ann Kalmbach, Ann Wilkin- son, Joy Laws, Sue Holt. Beauty Revue Independent Associa- tion: Helen Kry woszej , Ann Truog, Mary Fritts, Diana Nasir. Phi Mu: Doylene Miller, Carmen Crozier, Bar- bara Keene, Drue Mc- Mullen. Zeta Tau Alpha: Meri- lyn McNeill, Hester Mary Zeagler, Elaine Taylor, Mary Carolyn Garrett. If II , I ' i55 f atricia s rnn Ju incia svnn surneu Miss Glamctzon ACTIVITIES Scenes from the Faculty Reception held in September, 1952 for all students. The pictures portray scenes on the porches and lawns of Laura Kuykendall Hall. Scenes from the All-School Dance held in the Jim West Gymnasium in the early fall of 1952. Scenes from the Student Senate Retreat to Woods Ranch in the early fall of 1952. Plans for the year were discussed and formulated during the day. Wfc ' •• - V Scenes from Dobie Day ' at Southwestern ' ■..::■■•,. m - Scenes of Christmas decorations, get-togethers and parties : % f £ m :,x.m.:w Scenes from the Christmas Carol Ser- vice Lois Perkins Chapel The Alpha Delta Pi Sorority The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity singing Hark, The Herald Angels Sing ' The Delta Zeta Sorority The Kappa Alpha Fraternity singing The First Noel The Delta Delta Delta Sorority The Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Fraternity singing O Little Town of Bethlehem The Independent Association singing There ' s a Song in the Air ' The Phi Mu Sorority The Kappa Sigma Fraternity singing It Came Upon the Midnight Clear ' The Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority The Phi Delta Theta Fraternity singing Silent Night OUTWARD BOUND Rehearsal time. Ann Dooley, Charles Malesky, Jimmie Bai- nes, Ina Ruth Garrison. t ... r Claud McLelland, Ina Ruth Garrison. John Wiggins, Irven DeVore, Barbara Keene. Jimmie Baines, Charles Malesky, Ann Dooley. Charles Malesky, Jimmie Baines, Ina Ruth Gar- rison, Claud McLelland. % A dramatic moment in The Importance of Being Earnest with Ann Dooley, Harry Davis, James Allen Robinson, Erma Smith, Jimmie Baines. Directed by Angus Springer CAST FOR OUTWARD BOUND Scrubby John Wiggins Ann Barbara Keene Henry Irven De Vore Tom Prior Jimmie Baines Mrs. Cliveden-Banks Ina Ruth Garrison The Rev. William Duke Charles Malesky Mrs. Midget Ann Dooley Mr. Lingley... Claud McLelland The Rev. Mr. Thompson . .. Jack Seals CAST FOR THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST John Worthing Jimmie Baines Lady Bracknell Ann Dooley Algernon Moncrief. Harry Davis Gwendolyn Erma Smith Cecily Cora Maria Richert Rev. Chasuble Joe Bert Sissom Miss Prism Ina Ruth Garrison Merriman Charles Malesky Lane James Allen Robinson Scenes from Homecoming F f ■;■;■ ' . ' :,,, ' , : St t ■ $$ ?:;, fm m Scenes from the Faculty-Student Baseball Game .1 e . ?!; If i «i Scenes from the Intramural Track Meet .■r mm Scenes from a Field Trip to San Antonio 1%-. Pictured on this page are members of the Hispanic Society as they en- joyed their annual field trip to San Antonio to visit the mission ' s, the Governor ' s Palace, and other points of interest. ■ Scenes from the Senate Carnival held in the Fall of 1952 in which all classes competed for places. First place was won by the sophomore class. Honorary organizations also helped raise money for student activities by sponsoring various booths during the evening. WEEK-END AT COLLEGE The fourth annual Week-end at College was held on the campus March 20, 21 and 22. Pictured above are scenes of the rush at registering all the high school visitors. Ralph Jones was in charge of the event. Included in the large variety of college activities were The Devil and Daniel Webster by Stephen Vincent Benet, produced by the Mask and Wig Players; Down in the Valley , a folk opera by Kurt Weill, portrayed by the Opera Workshop! Varieties in Music, presented by The Piratones; Requiem by Gabriel Faure, presented by the University Chorus and the University Sm- fonietta. Also included in the activities was a senior art show by Joan Dee Quinn, and an evening serenade by the Delta Zeta Sorority and the Kappa Sigma Fraternitv. tf gl « s % A provocative moment in Maid as Mistress with Roland Folse, Hazen Lewis, and Stanley Horwood. The Chamber Opera Workshop presented two chamber operas this year: Maid as Mistress and Down in the Valley . Wendell L. Osborn is the direc- tor for the group. OPERA WORKSHOP Maid as Mistress or La Serva Padrona by Pergolesi unfolded a story in song about an uncontrollable mistress who creates problems for her master. Hazen Lewis sang the role of Zerbina and Stanley Horwood sang the role of Pandolfo. Roland Folse portrayed the third member of the cast. The second chamber opera, Down in the Valley , a folk opera by Kurt Weill, was presented at Week- end at College. The action of the musical fantasy took place in the rural area of Alabama, and in the Birmingham jail. Eugene Baker portrayed Brack Weaver and played opposite Kathleen Brantley, who sang the role of Jennie Parsons. Others in the cast included James Riddle as The Leader and The Preacher, James Allen Robinson as Thomas Bouche, Stanley Horwood as The Guard, David Dague as Peters, and Carolyn Longley and Marilyn Miller as Two Women. The Chorus included Kay Borden, Shirley Davis, Roma Johnson, Marilyn Keeling, Carolyn Longley, Marilyn Miller, David Dague, Stanley Horwood, Bobby Lundgren, David Robertson, Jerry Smith, Charles Tanner, and John Wiggins. Ellsworth Peterson and Martha Ann Blalock ac- companied the singers at the piano. SPORTS COACH R. M. MEDLEY, Direc- tor of Athletics; Associate Pro- fessor and Head of the Depart- ment of Physical Education and Physical Training and Head Basketball Coach. The Priates this year had a most outstanding season finish- ing with a 14 won and 6 lost record. The Pirates went 10 straight games undefeated and they were the last collegiate basketball team in Texas to be beaten. Losing their first game due to illness, the Pirates lost a little of their spark also. De- spite barely losing the cham- pionship; Southwestern still had one of its finest teams. PIRATES ' SEASON RECORD Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern 73 Corpus Christi Univ. 63 67 . Corpus Christi Univ . 64 78 Corpus Christi Univ 44 62 Corpus Christi Univ , 58 57 Texas A S 1 51 78 Texas A I 59 58 ..... St. Edward ' s Univ 52 57 Pan-American College 43 Pan-American College ... Texas Lutheran College. Texas Wesleyan College. St. Mary ' s Univ St. Mary ' s Univ..... 39 58 83 62 46 East Texas Baptist 61 St. Edward ' s Univ 67 74 East Texas Baptist ...96 58 Texas Wesleyan College 65 49 Texas Lutheran College 5G 65 Pan-American College 83 61 Pan-American College 79 Conference. Game ROBERT BOB AR- NOLD — 6 ' 4 , Sopho- more, Trinity, Steady Center, 2nd Team All- Confe rence. LARRY FREEMAN — 6 ' , Junior, Dallas, Speedy All-Conference Guard. BYRON BROWN— 6 ' 1 Junior, Jewitt, Hustling 2nd Team All-Confer- ence Forward. RICHARD DICK HAWKINS — 6 ' A , Freshman Alpine, Rebounding Center. ROBERT KNAUTH— 6 ' 2 , Sophomore, Florence, Fast Breaking Forward. BOBBY MOEGLE— 6 3 , Junior, Taylor, Demon under the back boards. BILL MERRITT— 6 ' 2 Sophomore, Waco, Sparkplug of Pirate Five. MAYNARD WESTLAKE— 5 ' 11 , Junior, Temple, Scrapping Ball Hawk, 2nd Team All-Conference. HAROLD HOOVER — 6 ' 5 , Freshman, Oakalla, Center, Bright Spot for Next Year. DON LILLJEDAHL— 6 ' 1 , Freshman, Ire- land, Guard, Lively floor man. JULIAN LYLES— 5 ' 10 , Freshman, Aus- tin, Up and Coming Freshman. 3ARRELL WILLIAMS, 5 ' 9 , Freshman, Oakalla, Guard. EDGAR BARNETT, 6 ' 2 , Freshman, Bel ton, Forward. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL AND CO-INTER-FRATERNITY FOOTBALL CHAMPS Kappa Sigma Fraternity Top Row: Tolloch, Seals, Miller, Winfrey, Hays, Lyles. Bottom Row: Williams, Baker, Morse, Dees, Engvall, Watkins. MEN ' S CO-INTER-FRATERNITY FOOTBALL CHAMPS Phil Delta Theta Fraternity Top Row: Goss, Rentfro, Roberts, Glaze, Jenkins, Moore, Thompson, Cardwell. Middle Row: Folse, Van Norman, Lehmberg, Powell, Douglass, Ford. Bottom Row: Eddins, Stephens, Watson. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS Top Row: Powell, A. Daniel, Chapin, J. Daniel, Turney, Hus- ton, Mayfield Bottom Row: Kalmbach, Trim- ble, Muckelroy, Stinnett WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL, BASKET-BALL AND SOFTBALL CHAMPS INDEPENDENT GIRLS Top Row: Cummins, Anderson, Wyatt, Johnson, Davis, Powell Middle Row: Moody, Hart, Kry- woszej, Lovell, Salmon, Fritts Bottom Row: Newman, Wood, LeBlond, R. Johnson ■ci- ' $ Top Row: Garrett, Harrington, Colgin, Hegar, Edwards, Flanders, Brigman, Bain Schuhmann, La Barbera Kappa Alpha Fraternity MEN ' S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Time out!!! A Pirate Game BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Miss Carol Ann Harter PIRATE CHEERLEADERS Sue Carper, Brad Miller, Joan Dee Quinn, Frank Sorell, Ann Truog. PIRATE BASEBALL SQUAD Top row: Burke, Knauth, Lilljedahl, Moegle, Ramey, Thompson. Bottom Row: Radetsky, Douglass, Lyles, Watwon, Merritt, Dees, Freeman, Hadley. Not Pic- tured: Chaney, Moore. PEOPLE, PARTIES AND PICNICS LjJ™? 8  c H 4 m CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR McCook Crane Clinic The Fondren Science Building Under Construction -, i , + - CLASSES i iadA of FRESHMAN OFFICERS FRANK EDDINS President EDGAR BARNETT Vice-President ; , MARY LOUISE LIMMER Secretary , Fifty-si IX Charles Lloyd Anderson San Antonio, Texas James Rieves Anderson Uvalde, Texas F 5 Ben Arthur Appleby Orange, Texas David Sam Bain Centerville, Texas William Edgar Bamett Belton, Texas Thomas Buford Beaver New Holland, Texas Powell Eugene Baker Robstown, Texas mi It M. Marie Annette Anderson Manor, Texas Jessie Dudley Bell Houston, Texas Barbara Kathryn Best Corpus Christi, Texas Janie Mae Bingham Breckenridge, Texas Martha Ann Blalock Mission, Texas Shirley Ann Bray Bellaire, Texas Albert Fitch Briggs Beaumont, Texas L iadd of Jack Nurdin Bumey Orange, Texas Irma Nereida Cantv San Antonio, Texas Wanda Jeanine Cowan Waco, Texas Robert Michael Chapman San Antonio, Texas Lula Catherine Carlton Fort Davis, Texas Barbara Jean Chambers Beaumont, Texas Jerry Ann Cooper Corpus Christi, Texas Dawnia Lee Cox Colorado Springs, Colo. Marjorie Ann Cox Llano, Texas Fifty- si IX Hashim Dahmash Damascus, Syria Betty Ann Davis Columbus, Texas Leslie Jo Crook Waco, Texas Jackson Larrimore Crow Holland, Texas Marianne Dittman Houston, Texas Mary Helen Dobbins San Antonio, Texas Boyd Irven De Vore Dallas, Texas Glenn Eads Georgetown, Texas Billie Beryle Eason Abilene, Texas Cathryn Carmen Crozier Beaumont, Texas Helen Hester Dodd Waco, Texas Mar j arm Dunn Corpus Christi, Texas Frank Meredith Eddins Georgetown, Texas Jamie Lee Edmonson Bay City, Texas C aJJ op Forrest Aubrey Eisenrich Brownsville, Texas Dian Finley Georgetown, Texas Betty Maurine Goff Brownsville, Texas Jerry Lee Fuchs Hye, Texas Dorothy Fay Gibbs Georgetown, Texas Aubrey Lester Forrest Lincoln, Nebraska Billy Mack Fowler Corpus Christi, Texas William Howard Glaze Dallas, Texas Charles Edward Goss Waco, Texas David Hadley Colorado Springs, Colo. Fifty-six Mary Elizabeth Halve Waco, Texas Diane Cumpton Harkrider Harlingen, Texas Richard Melvin Hawkins Georgetown, Texas Joseph W. Hegar Houston, Texas Carolyn Sue Hervey Houston. Texas Malford Cottem Hierholzer Seguin, Texas Ann Marie Hermanson Houston, Texas Bertal Ellis Hjerpe Port Arthur, Texas Carolyn Sue Holt Houston, Texas Ann Marion Harris Dallas, Texas Mary Marshall Higgins Ysleta, Texas Marjorie Hilliard Orange, Texas Mary Lou Jackson Houston, Texas James Francis Jenkins Kerrville, Texas oy Beranto Laws Houston, Texas Cleddie Harold Hoover Oakalla, Texas Peggy Jo Huddleston Austin, Texas CtaJJ of Marilyn Jo Ketcham Santa Rosa, Texas Mary Lynn Lane Bay City, Texas Jennifer Johnson Houston, Texas Mary Ann Kalmbach Jarrell, Texas Gerald Talmadge Langford Houston, Texas Greorge William Lewis 3ellaire, Texas Richard Don Lilljedahl Ireland, Texas Fifty-six Mary Louise Limmer Bartlett, Texas Mary Ann Lovell San Antonio, Texas Patricia Ercella McGregor Aransas Pass, Texas Eloise McKinley Orange, Texas Donald Matthew Marrs Bryan, Texas Merilyn Elouise McNeill Mathis, Texas Julian Knox Lyles, Jr, Austin, Texas Doylene Joy Miller Corpus Christi, Texas Billy Love Massengale Killeen, Texas Joanne Frances Miller Orange, Texas Marilyn Lois Miller Corpus Christi, Texas Ann Hardin Mood Muskogee, Okla. a add Oi Minnie Marie Moody Austin, Texas Betty Lou Moore Georgetown, Texas Shirley Jeane Oliver Fort Worth, Texas Fern Udelle Newman Manor, Texas Margaret Frances Nixon Fort Worth, Texas Ronald Wiley Moore Dallas, Texas Dorothy Geraldine Morgan i Houston, Texas Majorie Frances Poole Georgetown, Texas Connie Mae Powell Carrizo Springs, Texas Sumie Okoga Aiea, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii Fifty-six Ida Mary Rader Georgetown, Texas Drexel Riley Portland, Texas Lois Deane Saunders Houston, Texas Donna Dea Saxe Beaumont, Texas Richard Lowell Seals Big Lake, Texas Patricia Ann Shirley Houston, Texas James Robert Schwarz Rockdale, Texas Rodney Eugene Roberts El Paso, Texas Erma Lee Smith Dallas, Texas Lewis Henry Sommermeyer Houston, Texas Charles Frank Sorell San Antonio, Texas Beverly Carol Sorensen Houston, Texas Mary Ann Springer Georgetown, Texas C aJJ of Ray Dell Stephens Devine, Texas Robert Eugene Stephens Madisonville, Texas Patricia Ann Tumey Houston, Texas Nancy Elizabeth Tipton Cranford, New Jersey Lloyd Maston Tittle. Ill Brownsville, Texas Shirley Jane Striegler San Antonio, Texas Jewel Elaine Taylo: Houston, Texas Louis Joseph Traveland, Jrj Corpus Christi, Texas Raymond Daryl Watson Tomball, Texas Juanita Jo Wentz Mathis, Texas Fifty-si IX Londa Jean West Beeville, Texas Billy Joe White Three Rivers, Texas Thomas George Wilcox Eagle Lake, Texas Elizabeth Jane Wilder Beaumont. Texas Erlyta Ann Wilson Kingsville, Texas Frank Eugene Womack, II Houston, Texas Linda Wood San Antonio, Texas Jann Wickersham Killeen, Texas Mary Thurlene Wood Abilene, Texas Shirley Jo Wright Breckenridge, Texas Hester Mary Zeagler Lufkin, Teaxs of SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Fifty-five John Edwin Albright Marshall, Texas Frances Yasako Aoki Aiea, Oahu, T.H. Khalid Ibrahim Babba Tulkarm, Jordan Sue Louise Barkley Beaumont, Texas Robert Louis Arnold Trinity, Texas Frances Kathryn Borden Abilene, Texas Patricia Brown Itasca, Texas Dorothy Kathleen Brantley San Antonio, Texas John Turman Brigman Uvalde, Texas Evalynn Bunk Newgulf, Texas L ' Roy Randall Burke Trinity, Texas Susan Elizabeth Burr New Braunfels, Texas James Love Cardwell Junction, Texas Hattie Sue Carper Uvalde, Texas Creighton Barnes Collins Port Arthur, Texas Irvin Colgin Waco, Texas Patricia Ann Copeland San Antonio, Texas Betty Josephine Com San Antonio, Texas Ruth Jeanette Causey Eagle Lake, Texas Marian Faye Crossley Madisonville, Texas Janice Vivian Daniel Dallas, Texas Fifty-five Harry Oliver Davis Fredericksburg, Texas Betty Ann Doss Highlands, Texas Carol Embry Alice, Texas William Ray Engvall Georgetown, Texas John Charles Douglass Carlsbad, New Mexico William Royal Flanders Houston, Texas Mary Frances Fritts Austin, Texas Donald Porter Ford Taylor, Texas Mary Joan France Houston, Texas Emma Jean Furley Corpus Christi, Texas Jose Pablo Garcia El Paso, Texas Kenneth Lynn Garrett Uvalde, Texas Frances Grimes Georgetown, Texas L ladd of Helen Jane Hair LaPorte, Texas Nancy Ruth Hamilton Tyler, Texas Sul Ross Harrington Bay City, Texas Sara Elizabeth Hawkins Georgetown, Texas William Kendall Hays Belton, Texas Carolyn Elizabeth Hinsey Fort Stockton, Texas George Roland Holcombe South Houston, Texas Betty Jean Holmes Beaumont, Texas Fifty-five Bart Hopkins Galveston, Texas Mildred Patricia Horn Uvalde, Texas Pauline Florence Johnson Galveston, Texas Roma Faye Johnson Austin, Texas Helen Marie Johnson Waco, Texas Marilyn Keeling Mexia, Texas Elizabeth Susannah Kirkpatrick Hillsboro, Texas Barbara Ellen Keen Houston, Texas Fred Holman Kight Austin, Texas Robert Lee Knauth Florence, Texas Helena Anna Krywoszej Sutherland Springs, Texas Walter Neil Langham Agua Dulce, Texas Robert Emil Lundgren Elgin, Texas ( ICLdd Of Claude Allen McLelland Houston, Texas William Clifton Moore Tomball, Texas William Lee Merritt Waco, Texas Blanche Virginia Meek Dallas, Texas 1 Ann McRoberts San Antonio, Texas m . i ' I Alice Drue McMullen Beaumont, Texas Rosemary Moreland Houston, Texas J Catherine Morgan Orange, Texas Jo Ann Morgan Dallas, Texas Fifty-five Barry Joel Norton Galveston, Texas Vernon Frank Perry II Corpus Christi, Texas John Ross Powell New Braunfels, Texas Erie Yarbrough Quinn Houston, Texas Floyd Ellsworth Peterson Georgetown, Texas Cora Maria Richert Beaumont, Texas Betty Ann Robertson Taylor, Texas James Douglass Riddle San Antonio, Texas Margaret Virginia Rigdor Galveston, Texas David Heame Robertson Weslaco, Texas ames Allen Robinson, Jr. ictoria, Texas Steve Rodriguez Georgetown, Texas Donald Arthur Schuhmann Giddings, Texas L ladd of James William Dale Sledge Brownsville, Texas Jo Ann Simmons Florence, Texas Jerry Jay Smith Corpus Christi, Texas Martha Sue Syler Newton, Texas George William Thompson, Jr. Devine, Texas Mary Phyllis Trimble Houston, Texas Thelma Delores Travland Corpus Christi, Texas Ann Truog Corpus Christi, Texas Grady Tusey Watkins Georgetown, Texas Fifty-five Jamye Avanelle Whatley Odem, Texas Stuart Louis Wilding. Jr. Brooklyn, New York Barbara Jean Wolfskill Houston, Texas Virginia Lee Wood Uvalde, Texas Hill Winfrey, Jr. Georgetown, Texas Maridel Youngblood Beaumont, Texas Larry Ingrahan Korts Houston, Texas Robert E. Tulloch III Belton, Texas GUINN WILLIAMS President L ludd of JUNIOR OFFICERS COMER ALDEN Vice-President BERT FOX Secretary Fifty-four Comer Medlin Alden, Jr. Brownsville, Texas Frederick Louis Alons Heemstede, Netherlands Samuel Baker Groesbeck, Texas M Thomas Grant Bentley Waco, Texas lulia Verne Berglund Georgetown, Texas f Joan Broussard Beaumont, Texas 0, 0 ° - mti Byron Bert Brown Jewitt, Texas Max Gray Ashley San Saba, Texas Ruth Isabel Blasdel Richmond, Texas Russell Manderville Chaney Suphur Springs, Texas Carmen Nannette Cleavenger San Antonio, Texas Beverly Jane Dague Harlingen, Texas Lucile Arden Daniel Dallas, Texas Billy Charles Dayton Liberty Hill, Texas Esther Ann Dooley Gladewater, Texas L ladd of Frank Russell Douglass Goliad, Texas Clare Claboume Easley Georgetown, Texas David Karl Dague Harlingen, Texas Billy Ira Dipple Giddings, Texas John Roland Folse Beaumont, Texas Fifty-fou r Mary Carolyn Garrett San Antonio, Texas Robert Clarke Ford, Jr. Bartlett, Texas Jane Gillett Georgetown, Texas Jack Eugene Guinn Houston, Texas Martha Bert Fox Nederland, Texas Elmer Glazener Nolanville, Texas - v r T! Barbara Gwendolyn Hart Corpus Christi, Texas Larry Morrow Freeman Dallas, Texas George Robert Grimes San Antonio, Texas Carol Ann Harter Marlin, Texas Ellen Kenny Sinton, Texas a add Oi Mary Bert Hewitt Georgetown, Texas David Frederic Lehmberg Colorado Springs, Colorado Betty Jean McLendon Jacksonville, Texas Betty Alice Huston Trinity, Texas Marion Hazen Lewis Corpus Christi, Texas Charles Adam Malesky, Jr. San Antonio, Texas Gene Hal Kennedy Grand Saline, Texas Albert William McCullin. Jr. Cameron, Texas Bobby Jim Moegle Taylor, Texas Fifty-fou r Diana Tewfic Nasir Birzeit, Jordan Ella Frances Moon New Summerfield, Texas Samia Musa Nasir Birzeit, Jordan Paul Frederick Perry Stanley, New York Robert Finley Breese Morse Dickinson, Texas Marcia Elaine Neuberger Brownsville, Texas Mary Janice Powell Richland Sprinas, Texas William Allen Munson Georgetown, Texas ■ Robert Louis Peacock Mineral Wells, Texas William Henry Radetsky San Antonio, Texas Daniel Zacarias Rodriguez Georgetown, Texas Jimmy Ross Henderson, Texas Richard Earl Rost Thorndale, Texas Jacqueline Salmon Stockdale, Texas Albert Ernest Sanders Fort Worth, Texas L ludd of mF3 ££■ j Jane Irene Smith Houston, Texas Charles Ray Tanner Port Arthur, Texas Erwin Ross Rost Giddings, Texas Mary Louisa Sisserson Cleburne, Texas Audrey Joy Thompson Uvalde, Texas Fifty-four Harry Howard Tyrrasch Corpus Christi, Texas Charlie Frank Tyson Maysfield, Texas Vernon Maynard Westlake Temple, Texas Virginia Ann Wilkinson Katy, Texas Vernon Guinn Williams, Jr. Belton, Texas Mary Judith Wood Uvalde, Texas Belva Jean Young Beaumont, Texas Bobbie Bea Walker Rotan, Texas Melba Louise Willis El Paso, Texas Marjorie Claire Zimmerman San Antonio, Texas CLss of Fifty-th ree SENIOR OFFICERS BILL SLAUGHTER Vice-President SHIRLEY B DAVIS President INA RUTH GARRISON Secretary MR. JIMMY DALTON BAINES Pampct, Texas B. A. Major: Psychology MR. SINFOROSO BARRERA Georgetown, Texas B. A. Major: History MISS MARJORIE MAURINE BAIR Edinburg, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MR. JAMES ALBERT BERTHOLD Dallas, Texas B. S. Major: Mathematics MISS RITA MARIE BIRD Schwerther, Texas B. S. Major: Chemistry MR. CHARLES DOUGLAS BURTON Mercedes, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education MR. KENYON FORD CLAPP Uvalde, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education MISS ELIZABETH CAROLYN BLALOCK Mission, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MR. DAVID RANKIN CARDWELL Junction, Texas B. A. Major: Spanish MISS DIANE COATES Kerens, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MR. JAMES ROBERT COOKE. JR. Granger, Texas MISS JEAN HELEN CUMMINS Bellaire, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MR. JIMMIE SEGUEDA CORONADO Georgetown, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MISS SHIRLEY B. DAVIS Ganado, Texas B. A. Major: Elementary Education MR. MYRON HENRY DEES Llano, Texas B. S. Major: Physical Education MISS MARY FAVRE EDDINS Georgetown, Texas B. A. Major: Mathematics MR. LOY SIDNEY ESTES Mountain Home, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MR. CALVIN HENDRIX DICKINSON Georgetown, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education MRS. BETTY CAROLE WILLS EDWARDS Liberty Hill, Texas B. S. Major: Education MISS SALLIE LEA FALKENBURY Bellaire, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MISS JANE GALE Fort Sam Houston, Texas B. S. Major: Physical Education Kr- MR. WALTER PARIS GIBBS, JR. Baytown, Texas B. A. Major: Business Administration Fifty-three MISS MARY ELIZABETH HALLAUER Breckenridge, Texas B. A. Major: Religious Education MISS INA RUTH GARRISON Blooming Grove, Texas B. A. Major: Speech and Drama MISS JONETTE HALL Bryan, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MISS MARJORIE LYNN HILL Bartlett, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MISS DOROTHY ELAINE KEITH Georgetown, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MRS. MARY LE WAN KING HARRIS Longview, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MR. STANLEY KELLER HORWOOD Shiner, Texas B. A. Major: History MR. WILLIAM EVERETT KIRK Bertram, Texas B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MR. JOHN VINCENT LA BARBERA Stoneham, Mass. B. A. Major: Journalism MISS KENNETH ELAINE LeBLOND Waxahachie, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MISS PATTI WILLIAMS LaFORGE Uvalde, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MR. LA RAY LEDGER Florence, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education MISS CAROLYN LONGLEY Giddings, Texas Mus. B Major: Voice MR. LESLIE GAIL LOVELL Corpus Christi, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MISS VALDA RUTH MAECKEL Corpus Christi, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MISS CATHERINE JOYCE LOVELL Corpus Christi, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MISS SAMMY KAYE McLELLAND Houston, Texas B. A. Major: English MISS NORMA JO MAYFTELD Elgin, Texas B. S. Major: Physical Education MR. SAMUEL BRADLEY MILLER Albuquerque, New Mexico B. S. Major: Chemistry MISS NELL JEANNE MORIN Houston, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MR. JOHN JORDAN MOOD Muskogee, Okla. B. A. Major: History MISS LOIS ERNESTINE MUCKELROY Hempstead, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics Fifty-three MRS. OTTIS MARIE HIGGINBOTHAM MURDOCK Georgetown, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MRS. BARBARA SUE GILMORE OAKLEY Lampasas, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MISS MARTHA ANN RADENZ Houston, Texas B. M. E. Major: Music Education MR. WILBURN EARL NELSON Belton, Texas B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MISS JOAN DEE QUINN Navasota, Texas B. F. A. Major: Painting MR. WILLIAM OLIN RAMSEY St. Paul, Minnesota B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MR. JOHN VINCENT LA BARBERA Stoneham, Mass. B. A. Major: Journalism MISS KENNETH ELAINE LeBLOND Waxahachie, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MISS PATTI WILLIAMS LaFORGE Uvalde, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MR. LA RAY LEDGER Florence, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education MISS CAROLYN LONGLEY Giddings, Texas Mus. B Major: Voice MR. LESLIE GAIL LOVELL Corpus Christi, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MISS VALDA RUTH MAECKEL Corpus Christi, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MISS CATHERINE JOYCE LOVELL Corpus Christi, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MISS SAMMY KAYE McLELLAND Houston, Texas B. A. Major: English MISS NORMA JO MAYFIELD Elgin, Texas B. S. Major: Physical Education MR. SAMUEL BRADLEY MILLER Albuquerque, New Mexico B. S. Major: Chemistry MISS NELL JEANNE MORIN Houston, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MR. JOHN JORDAN MOOD Muskogee, Okla. B. A. Major: History MISS LOIS ERNESTINE MUCKELROY Hempstead, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics Fifty-three MRS. OTTIS MARIE HIGGINBOTHAM MURDOCK Georgetown, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MRS. BARBARA SUE GILMORE OAKLEY Lampasas, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MISS MARTHA ANN RADENZ Houston, Texas B. M. E. Major: Music Education MR. WILBURN EARL NELSON Belton, Texas B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MISS JOAN DEE QUINN Navasota, Texas B. F. A. Major: Painting MR. WILLIAM OLIN RAMSEY St. Paul, Minnesota B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MR. MALCOLM PAT RAWLINGS Sulphur Springs, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education MRS. ETHEL CLARICE CHILTON RENTFRO Marlin, Texas B. S. Major: Home Economics MISS MARGUERITE LUCILLE REED Holland, Texas B. A. Major: Engish MR. JOHN MOORE RENTFRO Wharton, Texas B. A. Major: Sociology MISS BETTY JEAN ROBERTSON Weslaco, Texas B. A. Major: Religious Education MR. JACK REECE SEALS Big Lake, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education MR. JOE BERT SISSOM Corsicana, Texas B. A. Major: Speech MISS JO ANN CLAIRE SANDERS Orange, Texas Mus. B. Major: Piano MISS JANE ALICE SHAFFER San Juan, Texas B. A. Major: Spanish MR. EDWARD THOMAS SLAUGHTER, JR. Dallas, Texas B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MR. WILLIAM JAMES SLAUGHTER Dallas, Texas B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MISS WILLA DEAN STINNETT Pharr, Texas B. S. Major: Physical Education MR. ROBERT WATSON SLEDGE Brownsville, Texas B. S. Major: Mathematics MR. THOMAS FRANKLIN STOVALL Georgetown, Texas B. S. Major: Secondary Education Fifty-th ree MISS MARY ELIZABETH STRACKBEIN Corpus Christi, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MR. WILLIAM RICHARD THOMAS Ennis, Texas B. M. E. Major: Music Education MR. RUSSEL VAN NORMAN Houston, Texas B. S. Major: Chemistry MISS KIYOKO TANABE Tokyo, Japan B. A. Major: History MR. POWELL PERCY TIDWELL, JR. Granger, Texas B. S. Major: Physical Education MR. BOYCE ARNOLD VARDIMAN Killeen, Texas MR. JOHN RAYMOND WIGGINS Georgetown, Texas B. A. Major: Journalism MR. JACK NEAL WALKER Georgetown, Texas B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MISS MILDRED MARIE WEISS San Antonio, Texas B. A. Major: Religious Education flBT MR. JOE BRYAN WATTERSON Elgin, Texas MR. RICHARD SLOCUM WERNER Winslow, Arizona B. A. Major: History and Government MR. JAY LEON WOLF Georgetown, Texas B. B. A. Major: Business Administration MISS MURIEL BLISS WITTBOLD Houston, Texas B. S. Major: Elementary Education MISS ELINOR FRANCES WYATT Texas City, Texas B. A. Major: Journalism L iadA of . SADIQ GHULAM MASSEY Clarkabad, West Pakistan M. ED. Major: Education ITHIEL VIRJIBHAI MASTER Nadiad, India M. A. Major: Bible ALFRED GEORGE SEITZ Georgetown, Texas M. ED. Major: Education MUHAMMAD RAFIQ ASAF Multan, Pakistan M. A. Major: English ABDUL JUBBAR ALMUTTALIBI Musharra Amara, Iraq MORRIS THAD CAGE, JR. Corpus Christi, Texas M. A. Major: History and Government Fifty-th ree „ Graduation Day May 25, 1953 ADMINISTRATION DR. WILLIAM CARRINGTON FINCH A.B., S.T.B., Th.M., Ph.D. 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 DR. JOHN VERNON BERGLUND Dean of Men RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Dean of Women PEARL A. NEAS Registrar PAUL GRADY ANDERSON Director of Admissions MARY ELIZABETH HAIRSTON A.B., MA. Associate Professor of English. ROLAND ANGUS SPRINGER A.B., A.M. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Speech and Drama. CLAUD HOWARD A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of English and Journalism; Chairman of the Divisions of Humanities. MALI GOLDMANN LENZ Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. FREDRICK WALTER LENZ Ph.D. Associate Professor and Act- ing Head of the Department of Foreign Languages. CLARA STEARNS SCARBROUGH A.B. Instructor of Journalism JAY HAMILTON McCOY A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. ABRAHAM PENNER FRIESEN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Physics. 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 Scien- ces. PAUL RADER B.S. Acting Associate Professor of Mathematics. RALPH MARTIN WHITMORE A.B., A.M. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of Mathematics and General Engineering. MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Ma- thematics and Chemistry. RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY A.B., A.M. Director of Athletics; Asso- ciate Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Education and Physical Training. CHRISTOPHER LaFAYETTE YORK A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Ac + - inq Head of the Departments of Bioloqy and Geoloqy and Mineralogy. IOLA BOWDEN B.F.A., A.B., M. Mus. Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory. THOMAS CLAIRE DOUGLASS B. Mus., M. Mus. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of String Instru- ments. RALPH WOOD JONES B.M., M.M.,Ed. Director of the Band and Or- chestra; Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Woodwind, Brass and Per- cussion Instruments. WENDALL LINCOLN OSBORN B.M., M.Mus. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of Voice. JOHN DAVID RICHARDS B.F.A., M.M.Ed. Professor and Head of the department of Music Educa- tion; Director of Southwes- tern University Choruses. JAMES FLOYD V ALONE. JR. A.B., M.F.A. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the De- partment of Art. BERNICE NELSON MANN B.S. Instructor in Physical Educa- tion. msaem ®? WILLIAM MOLLIS BURTON B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Act- ing Head of the Department of Education. IRENE WHITESIDE DEUPREE B.S., A.M. Associate Professor and ■ Acting Head of the Depart- ment of Home Economics. R. M. HAWKINS B.A., M.A., D.Ed. Visiting Professor of tion. Educa- JUDSON SAMUEL CUSTER B.M., M.M., D.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education ELIZABETH RILEY LUNDBLAD B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Bl]KiriP S5 AHminictrrttin-n and Economics. LUDWIG HERMAN MERZBACH D. Ec. Assistant Professor of Busi- ness Administration and Economics. MYRON LAWSON WILLIAMS A.B., A.M. Professor and Head of the Department of Business Ad- ministration and Economics. FREDERICK ERNEST GAUPP Ph.D. Actina Associate Professor of History and Government. JAMES CLARK HARES A.B., B.D. Actinq Associate Professor and Actina Head of the De- partment of Religious Educa- tion. FRANK EDWARD A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head of the Department o Sociology. GEORGE C. HESTER A.B., A.M., LL.D. Professor and Head of the Department of History and Government; Chairman of the Division of Social Scien- ces. r ?S r ' J , - Jmm !- M Hlv ' flw H ti m «i i j| HHSEHSmBHruI EDMUND HOWARD STEELMAN Th.B., B.S., S.T.B., S.T.M., S.T.D. Associate Professor and Act- ina Hend of the Rishoo Seth Ward Chair of Bible, Univer- sity Chaplain. HARVEY DAVID WATTS A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of Reli- gion. LUTHER JACOB WAGGONER A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of His- tory and Church History. ILSE PARTOS GAUPP B.B.A. Assistant Librarian and Director of the Bindery. AMANDA HOOPER Assistant Matron Mood Hall. ..id JULIA D. McINTYRE Head Matron, Laura Kuykendall Hall. ALLA RAE REED Dietician and Supervisor of the University Commons. LYDIA RIEKE R.N. University Nurse. MARGARET TERRY WILLIAMS Assistant Matron, Laura Kuykendall Hall. DEAN FERGUSON DEAN BERGLUND MR. McCOOK MR. BERGQUIST Scenes Showing the Lighter Side of the Faculty. - $?w 4 ■ ■■ «