Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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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

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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

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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