Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1954 volume:

■n—THTniiiuiwimiin PPLSLINTINC; THE. Southwestern University GEORGETOWN, TEXAS actCcb utd fyeatlevHCKi f Presenting not the most famous s,how of Williamson County, nor yet the most famous show of that great and glorious State, that place where abide the stalwart and the true, the domicile where dwell truth and beauty forever wedded; no, not the greatest show of Texas. This show is much bigger, much grander, much more colossal, even more stupendous than that. Nor yet is this the greatest show in lo, these 48 grand and glorious states that go to comprise that greatest of all great na- tions, the United States of America. No, ladies and gentlemen, this show is greater, much greater, than that. For years the greatest group of technicians, artists, and laborers that has ever been in one place assembled has been working to bring you this extravaganza of extrava- ganzas. Again, let me remind you, this is not of Wil- liamson County, nor of Texas, nor yet of the United States. This, Ladies and Gentlemen, is the Greatest Show on Earth! From all the four corners of the earth and from each of the sixteen segments of the compass comes this show. It is quintessence itself seven times purified, so that the resultant quality is a product that would amaze even Mighty Zeus as he quaffs his nectar on olympus. Zeus must, perforce, own himself bettered were he enabled to view this show of shows. And now, Music, Maestro, and let us have lights galore As we present a show that you, one and all, will adore! yOU ARE NOT GOINO, TO RIDE HIH IN THZ. PARADE. ' NOW COME DOWN Dedication We, the staff of the 1954 Sou ' wester, proudly dedicate this annual to the Southwestern Uni- versity Board of Trustees, the tireless group of men who make not only this book, but South- western itself, possible. We offer this annual, in behalf of the stu- dent body, as a tribute to these noble men, who graciously contribute their time, money, and en- thusiasm to our alma mater. We present this annual to these great men in appreciation for their unrewarded effort which they have expended throughout the years of their service to Southwestern, and which they will undoubtedly continue to give gladly, year after year, throughout Southwestern ' s ever brighter future. We give this annual proudly, yet humbly, to these noble men— The Southwestern University Board of Trustees. HOdlfCOdliOG Ofly 1954... Some lucky souls worked out their schedules with no trouble; but most of us felt as though we ' d moved a moun- tain when our regis- tration was complete. The first formal occasion of the year allowed students and faculty to begin friendships out- side the classroom. At get-acquainted parties new students were welcomed, and freshmen began to under- stand why Southwestern stu- dents are famous for their sin- cere friendliness. Though some people have other opinions, we really did come to college to get an education. Hard study during the week helped us to enjoy weekends of fun and relaxation. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY PRESIDENT ' S HOME LOIS PERKINS CHAPEL )t alt foo ftfazce bene... McCOOK-CRAIN CLINIC HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING . . . ' 10 - «■ - and quite inspiring pro nual Christmas Carol Service duction was the an- Art too, gave us a way of ex- pressing our innermost desires and feelings. Broadway has nothing on our drama department. Remember their presentation of Twelfth Night. Music has long played an im- portant part in the lives of Southwestern ' s students. Long hours of practice perfected our orchestra. Whether it was providing pep at our basketball games, or en- tertaining us in assembly, the band was always on beat with a neat sheet. LAURA KUYKENDALL HALL JIM WEST GYMNASIUM MOOD HALL FINE ARTS BUILDING We pause to shed a tear for the many trying hours we suffered in the registra- tion and orientation maelstrom. We sweated out lines that made Hitler ' s Army seem like an intramural A M Ca- det Corp drill and we labored through examinations that would have spotted Einstein in the kindergarten class. Also the Freshmen were sentenced to wear their beanies to generate their spirit for the Alma Mammy. 13 Some of the Social Organizations which participated in the service; with apologies to the others. 7 0 (Zk ' U tmab The Kappa Sigma and the Phi Delta Theta Fraternities and the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, singing SILENT NIGHT The Independent Association singing THERE ' S A SONG IN THE AIR Kappa Phi and Kappa Chi 14 @ wt Se%vice The Christmas Carol Service is one of the most beautiful of the traditions carried on by members of our S.U. circus. The singing of Carols at Christmas time draws people together in a true spirit of Christian fel- lowship. The many visitors who come to hear the singing of traditional carols are a testimony to the hard work of- fered by the social groups to make this program a thing of beauty. JOE HEGAR-Narrator ELLSWORTH PETERSON-Organist These are the men who helped to make the Carol Service a suc- cess; the organist, the narrator, and the ushers. Furnishing ushers is one of the functions carried on by Blue Key. The Ushers: Albert Sanders, Jimmy Ross, Charles Hall, Bill Dippel, Cur tis Pickens, Claude McClelland. Not Pictured: Roland Folse, Guinn Williams. 15 Always smiling, always giving their best performance, the A Cappella Choir brought more congratulations to South- western. ROSTER 16 FIRST SOPRANO DAGUE, BEVERLY, Harlingen HIGGINS, MARY MARSHALL, Ysleta JOHNSON, ROMA, Austin LEWIS, HAZEN, Corpus Christi WISE, NANCY, Corpus Christi SECOND SOPRANO BARTLETT, LOIS, San Antonio BRANTLEY, KATHLEEN, San Antonio CHEWNING, SHIRLEY, Amarillo COPELAND, PAT, San Antonio FIRST ALTO BORDEN, KAY, Abilene LAMBERT, ALEIDA, McAllen LIMMER, MARY LOUISE, Bartlett NELSON, CAROL, Tyler ZIMMERMAN, MARJORIE, San Antonio SECOND ALTO CAVNESS, CAROL, Austin BARITONE u COX, DAWNIA, Colorado Springs, Colo. DAVIS, SHIRLEY B., San Antonio DAGUE, DAVID, Harlingen FAGAN, JANET, Houston JACKSON, RICHARD, Donelson, Tenn. WILKINSON, ANN, Katy PERRY, FRANK, El Campo ROBINSON, JAMES, Victoria FIRST TENOR ZIMMERMAN, WAYNE, Brownsville BAKER, EUGENE, Robstown BENTLEY, TOMMY, Waco BLONDEAU, ROLLIE, McAllen TANNER, CHARLES, Port Arthur BASS TITTLE, LLOYD, Brownsville DAVIS, HARRY, San Antonio SECOND TENOR GUINN, JACK, Houston HARDY, DAVID, Austin MALESKY, CHARLES, San Antonio LUNDGREN, BOBBY, Elgin O ' DONNELL, ROGENE, Terrell ROGERS, CHARLES, San Antonio ROBERTSON, DAVID, Weslaco TAYLOR, CARL, Austin ROE, GORDON, Kingsville : 7 SoJtt cve tew, TttUvei tty @6 ncc4e4, Men ' s Chorus Women ' s Chorus 17 7 S 6afcdl % utct Music hath the power to soothe the savage beast, and soothe it does as it is wafted into the air via the media of the Southwestern Band. Many a long hour was spent in trying to coax just the right note out of each instrument. Here we have caught the band in just such an hour, under the capable hand of director Ralph Jones. Also deserving of mention are the Dance Band and the Basketball Band, select groups chosen from the larger unit. These two organi- zations have made possible added spirit at bas- ketball games and dances at the Alma Mater this year. 18 Wail The College Town Hall in which busi- ness executives made a stab at answer- ing students ' questions concerning bus ness and its relation to government, edu cation, politics, and other fields. TWO OF OUR ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS And the Honorary Texan Citizenship Awards, an annual production under the spontaneous leadership of Blitz Grif- fin, esq., in which honorary citizenship papers are awarded those students not fortunate enough to live in Texas. (MlbWUf, 7e%att 19 • ? rroH went on tour this year to the Coast, making stops at various schools on the way. They began at the band hall of old S. U. looking gay and chipper Brazosport ! ! ! and various other places. By the way they were a success in all points and from all reports they had a fine time besides. 21 The Mask and Wig players who attempt to interpret life to us. What long hours of exhaus- tive rehearsals they must undergo before daring to show their art to the critical eyes of their con- temporaries! And to what dizzy heights they take us as they unroll the world of the drama be- fore our eyes or tickle our funny bones with hypothetical incongruities which would do hon- or to the bright lights of Broadway. The marvel is that the players, after being subjected to every type of torture known to man as they rehearse their parts to get them down letter perfect, can still be on friendly terms, even come to vener- ate, the director who puts them through their paces, never relenting until absolute perfe ction is attained or until the muse is completely ex- hausted. OcCl 7 MVK, Tifytie t TKaa oh t e @a HfiM a td %i4 wit  - Scrooge Scoggins Buddy Dolan Blitz Griffin Billy Dippel • 9 IB 7 uA Std . . . And who will forget the friendly invasion to which we fell prey this year? Over two hundred and fifty high schoolers descended upon us to put the old git up and git back in our veins. Our hearts were gladdened as we saw the beautiful chicks and handsome lads hieing hither, thither, and yon through our hallowed halls, sequestered in antiquity and venerated with age. And so off to see the campus : imwt rft Ulecp Still the Grand March The Grand March Doesn ' t this thing ever end? So we dance Though the gym was crowd- ed with S.U. ' ers and Week-end- ers we managed to percolate to the sweet and solid strains of Tenderly as rendered by the Dance Band. 25 4adce and ( c tUme ! Step this way to the Midway wherein you will find all that is best of our Show of Shows. Herein will be depicted the frothy cream on the top-most ripple of the sundae. Here is society in all its myriad ramifications as exemplified in our contemporary midsts. r 26 r r S A 7 ...BUT THATS MO REASON TO CHOP THEIR SIQM DOWN 27 S T U D € n T ASSOCIATION OfflCEfiS President Albert Sand ers Vice-President Bobby Lundgren Secretary-Treasurer Sue Carper This page is for those almighty student leaders, be they born, bred, or elected, who head the Student As- sociation. Chosen by popular vote of the entire enroll- ment, these wheels bear the full load of student gov- ernment. Their smiles fail to show the work, worry and responsibility which their jobs demand. 28 THE S T U D £ R T SEIMIf Our camera admits you to a session of the campus legislators, no doubt en- gaged in debating some profound resolution. Elected by their classes, these great law-givers comprise the Student Senate; they make the rules by which the show is run and sponsor all-school functions. SENIORS Bert Fox Carol Ann Harter Chuck Malesky Guinn Williams Hill Winfrey JUNIORS Nancy Hamilton Bobby Lundgren Bill Merritt John Powell Chairman— Albert Sanders SOPHOMORES Jamie Edmonson Sue Holt Mary Ann Kalmbach Ray Dell Stephens FRESHMEN Rollie Blondeau Carol Cavness Wayne Zimmerman Secretary— Sue Carper 29 •■•.-: ynofi COUOCIL Minus long robes and powdered wigs, the calm countenances pictured here are those of the Honor Council, the campus judges. Elected by their classes, this judiciary body is charged with keeping the show clean, and redirecting those of the group who go astray. OFFICERS 30 CHAIRMAN Bobby Lundgren SENIOR CLASS Roland Folse Chuck Malesky JUNIOR CLASS Cathy Morgan Jimmy Cardwell SOPHOMORE CLASS Rodney Roberts Dawnia Cox STUDENT SENATE Bert Fox Sue Carper ALPHA DELTA PI Janey Smith DELTA DELTA DELTA Jamie Edmondson DELTA ZETA Margie Zimmerman PHI MU Betty Alice Huston ZETA TAU ALPHA Mary Lou Sisserson INDEPENDENT GIRLS Roma Johnson INDEPENDENT BOYS George Lewis KAPPA ALPHA Joe Hegar KAPPA SIGMA Bill Radetsky PHI DELTA THETA Jack Albright PI KAPPA ALPHA Jimmy Ross Standing: Ellsworth Peterson. First Row: Bill Glaze, Dawnia Cox, Mary Bert He- witt, Sue Carper, Samia Nasir. Second Row: Nancy Hamilton, Rodney Roberts, Chuck Malesky, Harry Tyrassch, Charles Hall, Rogene O ' Donnell. Third Row: Barbara Hart, Dr. E. H. Steelman, Claud McLelland, Paul Perry. S T U D £ n T C H R I S T I fl H ASSOCIATION Faced with the problem of saving their fellows ' souls, these campus re- ligious leaders find time to stage some of the gayest entertainment of the cam- pus. Elected by the student body, the guiding lights of the Student Christian As- sociation coordinate the religious life of old S. U. and furnish Christian fellowship for town and gown alike. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Ellsworth Peterson CAMPUS SERVICE CHAIRMAN Charles Hall GIRL ' S POSTER CHAIRMAN Mary Bert Hewitt VICE-PRESIDENT Claude McLelland COMMUNITY SERVICE CHAIRMAN Chuck Malesky MEGAPHONE PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN Barbara Hart SECRETARY Nancy Hamilton DEPUTATIONS CHAIRMAN Bill Glaze BOY ' S CONTACT CHAIRMAN Harry Tyrassch TREASURER Rodney Roberts INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CHAIRMAN Samia Nasir GIRL ' S CONTACT CHAIRMAN Dawnia Cox SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Sue Carper BOY ' S POSTER CHAIRMAN Paul Perry SPONSOR Dr. E. H. Steelman 31 KAPPA CH First Row: Jerry Fuchs, Dawnia Cox, Kathleen Brantley, Louis Sommermeyer. Second Row: Ouida Lovell, Roma John- son, Evelyn Bunk, Nancy Williams, Pat Copeland, Barbara Wolfskill, Janet Fagan, Ann Truog, Carol Cavness, Barbara Hart, Justine Everett. Third Row: Sally Starnes, Joan Van Dresser, Billy Joe White, Carl Taylor, Carl Garner, Paul Perry, Pat Hoke, Judith Prose, Marilyn Miller, Marvin Carson. Fourth Row: Frank Perry, Eugene Baker, Russell Mat- thews, Don Small, Charlie Tanner, Charles Rogers, Roy Cox, B. A. Justice, Wayne Boone, George Briggs. Fifth Row: Lois Bartlett, Dave Robertson, Jack Feisler, Don Fagan, Charles Shine, Helen Kothman, Calvin Beckendorf, Franklin Sun, Jim Phares. Sixth Row: Harry Davis, James Robinson, Gordon Roe, Claude McClellend, Dave Hardy, Bob Peacock Don Lilljedahl, Bill Wiemers, Rodney Roberts, Bob Briles, Jack Guinn. 32 OFFICERS President Louis Sommermeyer Vice-President Chuck Malesky Sec.-Treas Kathleen Brantley Worship Chairman Walter Langham Publicity Chairman Fred Kight Social Chairman Dawnia Cox Boys ' Devotional Jerry Fuchs Girls ' Devotional Nancy Hamilton Faculty Sponsors Mr. Watts, Mr. Hares These are the campus zealots, the pious young men and women who have dedicated their lives to religious service. Their organization, Kappa Chi, is made up of preachers, life service students, and religious education majors. KflPPfl PH First Row: Billie Ruth Ross, Hazen Lewis, Margie .immerman, carmen CJeavenger, Marcia Neuberger, Frances Moon, Jackie Salmon, Marilyn Miller, B. J. Holmes, Bert Fox, Janie Striegler. Second Row: Ann Brown, Nancy Wil- liams, Sally Starnes, Edithlynn Hendricks, Jackie Fay Doyle, Justine Everett, Jann Wickersham, Ann Wilkinson, Bever- ly Sorenson, Betty Alice Huston, Sara Beth Hawkins, Jane Gillett, Mary Ann Springer, Catherine Morgan, Betty Corn. Third Row: Shirley Williams, Helen Dodd, Ebbie Dudley, Mada Dorothy McAngus, Peggy Huddleston, Shirley Oliver, Pat Hoke, Ann Reeves, Shirley McGowan, Elizabeth Atkins, Judith Prose, Mary Bert Hewitt, Sara Beth King, Minnette London. i OFFICERS President Jackie Salmon Vice-President Peggy Huddleston Corresponding Secretary Betty Jean Holmes Recording Secretary Marcia Neuberger Treasurer Sue Holt Program Chairman Bert Fox Quite an exclusive organization, this. For to be- long to it, one must first of all be a woman (this is de- signed to keep men out). Secondly, once the sex is es- tablished, the aspirant must be a Methodist. This group carries the name of Kappa Phi. 33 : ■:■ ' .•• - B. J. Holmes Billy Dippel WHO ' S UIHO  Hal Kennedy Belva Young Sue Carper 34 mong Students In American Colleges and Universities Roland Folse Hazen Lewis Albert Sanders fa m- Chuck Malesky You are privileged at this time to stare in awe at the dignitaries of the campus; those honored students who have so distinguished themselves in their part of the act as to merit nation-wide recognition. Their names will go down among the great, in the 1954 edition of WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- TIES. Jane Gillett 35 B L U € K € y OFFICERS President Roland Folse Vice-President Billy Dipple Recording Secretary Bill Engvall Corresponding Secretary Guinn Williams Alumni Secretary Chuck Malesky Sponsor Dean Berglund These men play male leads in the campus show. Elected by the members on brains, lead- e rship, and character, the juniors and seniors who dangle the blue key are the recognized cam- pus leaders. Left to Right: Ellsworth Peterson, Claude McLelland, Albert Sanders, Bobby Lund- gren, Bill Engvall, Roland Folse, Guinn Williams, Charles Malesky, Johnny Powell, Billy Dippel. 36 cardihal k € y President Beverly Dague Vice-President Margie Zimmerman Secretary Hazen Lewis Treasurer Janie Smith Historian Jane Gillett Reporter Ann Wilkinson These women play the female leads in the campus show. Elected by the members on brains, leadership, and character, the juniors and seniors who wear the red key are those who lead their sister students around the sawdust stage of the Southwestern Circus. First Row: Jackie Salmon, Sue Carper. Second Row: Margie Zimmerman, Dean Ferguson, Beverly Dague, Hazen Lewis. Third Row: Shirley Davis, Jane Gillett, Janie Smith, Ann Wilkinson. 37 First Row: Miss Pearl A. Neas, Mrs. Mary Carolyn Watkins, Sue Syler, Frank Ty- son, Frances Aoki, Sue Carper, Mrs. Gus Lundblad, Dr. H. L. Merzbach. Second Row: Dr. William C. Finch, Jack Guinn, Guinn Williams, Dr. Ed Steelman, Khalid Babaa, Dr. Frank Luksa. Fourth Row: Paul Perry, Hal Kennedy, Mr. M. L. Wil- liams, Dr. Carol Burton, and Dr. Frederich Gaupp. pi g a m m a mu OFFICERS President Guinn Williams Vice-President Hal Kennedy Secretary Sue Syler Torch Bearer Paul Perry Sentinel Khalid Babaa The happy people in the picture above are the social scientists of the campus, those who know the meaning of the enthnocentrism and juvenile delinquency, and by virtue of their great knowledge, set out to know and solve the social problems of the world and campus. The ticket to Pi Gamma Mu costs 20 hours of social studies and a grade average of 85 and admis- sion is to adults (juniors and seniors) only. 38 ALPHA CH First Row: Sue Carper, Marjorie Zimmerman, Beverly Dague. Second Row: Ann Truog and Belva Young. Third Row: Kathleen Brantley, Ann Wilkinson, Fred Kight, Sue Syler, Marcia Neuberger. Fourth Row: Betty Jean Holmes, Mary Bert Hewitt, Roland Folse, Guinn Williams, Ellsworth Peterson, Jane Gillett, and Charles Malesky. OFFICERS President Roland Folse Vice-President Fred Kight Secretary Guinn Williams Sponsors Dr. Claud Howard Mrs. Ruth Ferguson Pictured above is the largest gathering of intellect in the raw ever shown beneath the big top. These junior and senior brains have gained their admission to this select group by amass- ing a grade average of 90 or above. The schol- ars of the show, the members of Alpha Chi amuse themselves with the intellectual pursuits which intellectuals pursue. 39 PI € P S I L n DELTA Our camera caught these campus hams in a moment of rest between per- formances, for these are the busy dramatists of historic Southwestern. Each member must have achieved stage fame in two or three campus productions before this greatest of campus drama honors is bestowed upon him. These stage struck members of Pi Epsilon Delta, students, are the stars of the shows within the show. First Row: Barbara Hart, Janie Smith, Ann Dooley, Barbara Keene. Second Row: Chuck Malesky, Harry Davis, James Robinson, Mr. Springer. 40 fOfitnsics First Row: Janie Smith, Barbara Wolfskill, Ann Dooley, Barbara Keene, Ann Truog, Barbara Hart. Second Row: Joe Hegar, Gordon Roe, Don Small, Chuck Malesky, James Robinson. Not Pictured: Peggy Huddleston. OFFICERS i President Ann Dooley Vice-President Joe Hegar Secretary Barbara Keene Reporter Peggy Huddleston Shown without their tails and top hat, these campus orators are the barkers and speechmak- ers of the show. Debaters, reciters, speakers, and readers, these aspiring Daniel Websters are recognized for their verba I abilities and achievements. 41 SIGIHfl PHI ALPHA OFFICERS President Chuck Malesky Vice-President Hal Kennedy Secretary Hazen Lewis You can ' t see it in the picture, but these are the long-hairs of the show, those whose tastes run to classics and culture and stuff. Admission to Sigma Phi Alpha takes more than long hair, though, as each of these artists has succeeded in creating something beautiful while on campus, in addition to surviving his first two years with an 85 average. First Row: Hazen Lewis, Mary Bert Hewitt, Betty McLendon, Ann Dooley, Bobbie Walker. Second Row: Margie Zimmerman, Kathleen Brantley, Belva Young, Beverly Dague, Roma Johnson, Diana Nasir. Third Row: David Lehmberg, Claude McLelland, Fred Kight, Jane Smith, Ellsworth Peterson, Chuck Malesky, and George Holcombe. 42 DELTA OUIICfiOll OFFICERS President Margie Zimmerman Vice-President Hazen Lewis 2nd Vice-President Mary Bert Hewitt Secretary Jamye Whatley Treasurer Marilyn Miller Historian Jo Ann Morse Chaplain Barbara Chambers Warden Martha Ann Blalock Coaxed from the practice rooms only long enough for their photo to be snapped, these me- lodic misses make up Delta Omicron, a purely feminine band of singers, pianists, violinists and such, who provide the music for the show. First Row: Mary Bert Hewitt, Mary Shirley, Margie Zimmerman, Hazen Lewis, Patsy Whitfield, Nancy Wise, Billie Whitfield. Second Row: Mary L. Key, Bar- bara Gilchrist, Pat Shirley, Barbara Chambers, Aleida Anne Lambert, Marilyn Miller, Nell Donaho. Third Row: Jo Ann Morse, Shirley Davis, Martha Ann Bla- lock, Mrs. Douglass, Miss Bowden, Lois Bartlett, Sara Beth Hawkins, Ann Hughes, Jamye Whatley, Mary M. Higgins. 43 First Row: Carol Nelson, Louise Belview, B. J. Holmes. Second Row: Helen Koth- mann, Chat Wilkinson, Hill Winfrey, Bob Chapman, Jerry Fuchs, George Lewis, Charles Perry, Pablo Garcia, Marilyn Peters. PRE-(IUDICfU ASSOCIflTIOn OFFICERS President George Lewis Vice-President Charles Anderson Secretary-Treasurer B. J. Holmes Publicity Bob Chapman The sawbones of tomorrow, these members of the pill-pushers club represent the Pre-Med Society. Little black bags in hand, these future physicians c are for the sick and wounded of the troup, and gather periodically to discuss in- cisions and fractures and obstetrics and such. 44 First Row: John Powell, Dorothy Gibbs, Betty Holmes, Mary Halve. Second Row: Albert Sanders, Bill Engvall, Sara Hawkins. Third Row: Bob Chapman, Bozo Eddins, Peggy Huddleston. Fourth Row: Tom Beaver, Bill Glaze, Bobbie Walker, and Jane Gillett. science s o c i e t y OFFICERS President B. J. Holmes Vice-Presidents Biology— Charles Anderson Chemistry— Bill Engvall Math— Tom Beaver Physics— Albert Sanders Secretary-Treasurer Frank Eddins Historian George Lewis Parliamentarian Bob Chapman The smell of formaldehyde doesn ' t show in the picture, but these are the little men who live among the test tubes and cadavers and things; no doubt they left some great scientific discovery boiling on their bunsen burner. Their exclusive membership is limited to those with an 85 aver- age in their science courses— among other things. 45 SOUTHUICSTERH L€TT€fllHC ll ' S (ISSOCIflllOll OFFICERS President Bill Radetsky Vice-President Russell Chaney Secretary-Treasurer Jack Ramey Sergeant-at-arms Skippy Morse Sponsor R. M. Medley These are the great big— umph— hairy-chest- ed men, the muscles who have lettered in a varsity sport. These proud wearers of the golden S are the campus athletes, the brawny brutes who toss or bat around a little ball to the delight of fans, coaches and scholarship- givers. First Row: Bill Radetsky. Second Row: Larry Freeman, Julian Lyles, Maynard Westlake, Don Lilljedahl, Skippy Morse, Raymond Watson. Third Row: Buddy Sledge, George W. Thompson, David Dague, Harry Tyrrasch. Fourth Row: By- ron Brown, Bobby Moegle, Bill Merritt, Russell Chaney, Randall Burke, Jimmy Cardwell. Not Pictured: Jack Ramey, Chuck Malesky, Bob Arnold. 46 p £ m s First Row: Janice Daniel, Mary Ann Kalmbach, Mrs. Weir. Second Row: Jans Chapin, Mary Lou Sisserson, Ann Wilkinson, Ellen Kenny. Third Row: Helena Krywoszej, Roma Johnson, Janice Powell, Arden Daniel, Betty Alice Huston. Fourth Row: Jackie Salmon, Rosemary Moreland. OFFICERS i President Mary Lou Sisserson Vice-President Betty Alice Huston Secretary Jackie Salmon Treasurer Janice Daniel Reporter Marsha Neuberger Called Tom-boys at an earlier age, these gifts of the weaker sex to athletics have gained the dignified name of PEMS here at old S.U. Destined for a career of coaching girls ' sports, these skirt-clad outdoor lovers combine feminini- ty with stamina, and physique with pulchritude. 47 the Hispanic sociuy OFFICERS President Jody Ketcham Vice-President Mary Louise Limmer Secretary Ann Wilkinson Reporter Frank Tyson Sponsor Mr. J. H. McCoy Buenos dios amigos! Or something like that is the greeting that these laughing learners of the Latin American language send along to you. Even without their serapes and sombreros, this is the Hispanic Society, who strive to learn about Spanish culture, traditions, and such; in addition to trying to pass their Spanish courses. First Row: Nancy Tipton, Mary Curtner, Mary Louise Limmer, Lou Birdwell, and Jody Ketcham. Second Row: Patsv Ginn, Frank Tyson, Helen Hair, and Sue Syler. 48 THE G € fl m fl R CLUB OFFICERS President John Powell Vice-President Frances Aoki Secretary Bozo Eddins Treasurer Barbara Wolfskill Reporter Bob Chapman Sponsor Mrs. F. W. Lenz Sprechen Sie Deutch? These people try, for they are members of the German Club, a rare privilege, accorded only to those having taken German courses. The club here at historic old S. U. is a chapter of the Texas Association of German Students, we are told, and their inter- ests lie in learning about German culture . . . and in talking Frau Lenz out of a 90. First Row: Jerry Farren, Mrs. Lenz, Evangeline Barrera, Dawnia Cox, Helen Dob- bins, and Roger Butler. Second Row: Bill Wiemers, John Powell, Bozo Eddins, Malford Hierholzer, Charles Perry, and James Robinson. 49 First Row: Sumie Okaga, Elsie Kaneshiro, Hi Hyun Chai, Samia Nasir, Frances Aoki, Emiko Fujimoto. Second Row: Franklin Sun, Jimmy Phares, Khalid Babaa, Allen Thrower, AM Babaa, Ellsworth Peterson, Michel Beau jour, George Lewis, Joseph Tung. Not Pictured: Bobbie Walder, Diana Nasir, Betty McLendon, Helen Krywosjez, Irma Cantu, Thurlene Wood, Paul Garcia, Barbara Gilchrist, and Kamal Tarazi. OFFICERS President Samia Nasir Vice-President Michel Beaujour Secretary Sumie Okaga Making its debut on our campus this year is the International Club, international in its membership as well as its purpose. Among its members are turban and kimona clad repre- sentatives from the four corners of the earth. Their purpose is to improve international rela- tions—future diplomats yet. THE HITE«nflTIOnHL CLUB 50 ■■ First Row: Harry Peacock, John Powell, and David Robertson. Second Row: Charlie Tanner, Don Small, Mrs. Hooper, Louis Sommermeyer, and Paul Perry. Not Pictured: Dean Berglund. These are the boys who see that the rules are enforced over at Mood. They keep the firecrack- ers, bombs, and yelling down to a dull roar. Many is the time they have been soaked trying to end (or enter) a water fight. Luigi Sommer- meyer is president of this aggregation. THE m D HALL fl D V I S R y C0UHCIL 51 h o m £ economics club OFFICERS President Pauline Johnson First Vice-President Mary Ann Lovell Second Vice-President Kay Carlton Secretary Marjorie Hilliard Treasurer Jane Chapin Publicity Sumie Okaga There ' s always been some talk about a MRS. degree for these homemaking students who com- prise the Home Economics Club, but they really didn ' t come to college to get married, just to learn how. With a rolling pin for a badge, and a cookbook for a manual, these biscuit bakers attempt to learn how to be good homemakers, if someone just gives them the chance. First Row: Louise Bellview, Nancy Carter, Joyce Pitzer, Tonya Blenis, Elaine Taylor, Hester Mary Zeagler, Margaret Nell Foster, Sara Beth King, Shirley McGowan, Barbara Moore. Second Row: Jo Ann Morse, Sara Gilliland, Mary Curtner, Kay Carlton, Jo Ann Miller, Bette Powell, Marjann Dunn, Nancy Tipton, Florence Trimble, Ann Reeves, Patsy Ginn, Mary Lynn Fall. Third Row: Pauline Johnson, Jane Chapin, Ruth Blasdel, Ginger Wood, Sue Syler, Ebbie Dud- ley, Eloise McKinley, Jo Ann Scheppers, De Lois Prescott, Martha Gayle Pecora, Dorothy Foust, Sumie Okaga, Mrs. Du- pree. Fourth Row: Charlotte Collins, Jo Striegler, Dena Pulley, Rose Nixon, Marilyn Peters, Joan Paschal, Shirley Wiemers, Jeanette Causey, Barbara Coppin, Jann Wickersham, and Marilyn Miller. 52 MB GLflfTlflZOnS Seated: Mary Lou Sisserson, Miss Pearl Neas, Pauline Johnson, Pat Turney, Ann Wilkinson, Kay Borden, Ida Rader, Ann Harris, Jane Gillette, Marcia Neuberger. Second Row: Jann Wickersham, Joan Pascall, Jan Baker, Rose Nixon, Jo Striegler, Catherine Morgan, Joyce Pitzer, Charlotte Collins, Jeanette Causey, Barbara Coppin, Dorothy Pyke. Third Row: Jamie Edmonson, Arden Daniel, Diane Harkrider, Shirley Wiemers, Helen Kothman, Dena Pulley, Jennifer Johnson, Sunne Dale, Bunny Potter, Gladys Wisdom, Beverly Sample, Carmin Cleavenger. OFFICERS i President Kay Borden Vice-President Ann Wilkinson 2nd Vice-President Pat Turney Secretary Pauline Johnson Treasurer Ann Harris Historian Ida Mary Rader Sponsor Pearl Neas Faculty Representative Ruth Ferguson No flat heels and stooped shoulders for these gals, they are proud of being taller than their boy friends. These are the long ladies who make up the Glamazons. Members must meas- ure up to the Mood Monument, but if they pass this simple test they may join this organization for our tall beauties. 53 T H € ITItJOPHOIH Aleida Lambert, Dave Lehmberg, Dave Robertson, Belva Young, Jan Baker. STAFF We ' ve heard this publication called many things, but actually it is the Megaphone, weekly Editor Belva Young newspaper of Texas ' oldest University, and dis- Associate Editor David Robertson seminator of the vital facts, campuswise. The jov- News Editor Jan Baker ial journalists pictured here are the members of Advertising Manager Londa West its staff, those lucky people who must fill it up Feature Editor Blanche Meek with interesting information— every week. Sports Editors Dave Lehmberg Julian Lyles Sponsor Angus Springer Advisor H. L. Bagley SB w . . IT?. . %n Itj ■■--. ' • II I Belva Young ... it helps to be crazy. Julian Lyles, Londa West, Marcia Neuberger, Mr. Bagley. 54 P I DELTA EPSIL0I1 Mrs. Ruth Ferguson, Dr. Frederick Gaupp, Mrs. Vera Allen, Hal Kennedy, Belvo Young, Curtis Pickens, Blanche Meek, Mr. Hank Bagley, Miss Pearl Neas, and David Robertson. OFFICERS President , . Hal Kennedy Vice-President Belva Young Secretary Blanche Meek Treasurer Curtis Pickens Historian Bobby Ford Their press cards aren ' t showing, but these are the campus journalists, stopped in the pur- suit of news long enough for flash bulbs to flash at them for a change. These future newshounds make up Pi Delta Epsilon, honorary journalism fraternity here on the campus, and publicity de- partment for our show. 55 SOUTHUJCSTEftn HlflGflZlflE STAFF Mr. Hank Bagley, Thurlene Woods, Curtis Pickens, Eugene Baker, Bobbie Walker, and Mary Bert Hewitt. STAFF Editor Bobbie Walker Assistant Editor Curtis Pickens Art Editor Thurlene Wood Feature Editor Gene Baker Assistants Bill Glaze, George Lewis, Mary Bert Hewitt, Pat Horn Advertising Manager Londa West Faculty Sponsor Mr. Bagley Business Manager Mr. Berquist Photography John Sherwood Complete with nice jokes, literary master- pieces, and art? work, this periodical is af- fectionately (by some) called the Southwestern Magazine. Ultra - dependable on publication days, this magazine is not one to be tossed casually away, but one to lie around the house for months— it takes that long to understand the poetry. The smiling countenances above are those of its staff. 56 THE SOU ' WESTER STAFF Editor Guinn Williams Assistant Editor Phyllis Trimble Art Editors Skippy Morse Bill Engvall Copy Editors Hal Kennedy Blitz Griffin Photography Editor Bill Radetsky Sports Editor Julian Lyles Organization Editor George Lewis Layout Editor Lou Birdwell Secretary Bert Fox Photographers Art Whitney Carl Berquist Business Manager Londa West Sponsor Mr. Valone Noted for misplaced names and fuzzy photographs, this monumental tomb is the richly illustrated and handsomely bound yearbook described in the catalog. In it somewhere you will probably find your pic- ture, if you can recognize it. Those pictured above are the weary workers who have stayed up nights all year, but missed their deadlines anyhow, to pre- sent this creation to you. 57 women ' s n d v i s -o n y council. Seated: Janice Powell, Kay Borden, Sue Carper, Beverly Dague, Bobbie Walker. Standing: Jane Gillett and Ann Wilkinson. women ' s pnnHaunic Seated: Carol Embry, Marcia Neuberger, Ann Wilkinson, Jane Gillett, Janice Powell. Standing: Sue Carper, Mary Ann Lovell, Rosemary Moreland, Julia Berg- lund, and Kay Borden. 58 oHfifynyin councu First Row: Mary Ann Lovell. Second Row: Rosemary Moreland, Ann Wilkinson, Marcia Neuberger, Carol Embry, Donna Saxe, Sue Carper. Third Row: Russell Chaney, Tommy Bentley, Janice Powell, Kay Borden, Guinn Williams, Jane Gillett. Fourth Row: Bobby Lundgren, Albert McCullin, and Jimmy Cardwell. mens p n n h £ l-l e n i c Jimmy Cardwell, Russell Chaney, Albert McCullin, Tommy Bentley, Guinn Wil- liams, Bobby Lundgren. 59 I INITIATES: First Row: Dudley Bell, Julia Berglund, Janie Bingham, Martha Anne Blalock, Kay Carlton, Jane Chapin, Pat Copeland, Margie Cox. Second Row: Beverly Dague, Helen Hair, Sue Hervey, Mary Lou Jackson, Jennifer Johnson, Pauline Johnson, Jody Ketcham, Hazen Lewis. Third Row: Mary Louise Limmer, Billie Ruth Ross, Donna Saxe, Jane Striegler, Phyllis Trimble, Betty Jane Wilder. PLEDGES: Lou Birdwell, Cookie Braskamp. Fourth Row: Charlotte Collins, Nell Donaho, Ebbie Dudley, Rose Nixon, Martha Gayle Pecora, Marilyn Peters, De- Lois Prescott, Dena Pulley. Fifth Row: Sally Starnes, Carol Stokes, Jo Striegler, Florence Trimble, Joan Van Dres- sar, Nancy Williams, Justine Johnson. OFFICERS President . . ., Jane Gillett . m. I 1 Vice-President Janey Smith MBA J ■ I Corresponding Secretary Sue Syler Recording Secretary Nancy Hamilton Treasurer Betty Jean Holmes yV u 61 INITIATES: Arden Daniel, Marjann Dunn, Carol Embry, Marilyn Ford, Dianne Harkrider, Marjorie Hilliard, Pat McGregor, Eloise McKinley. Second Row: JoAnne Miller, Erma Lee Smith, Audrey Thompson, Nancy Tipton, Londa Jean West, Ginger Wood, Belva Young. PLEDGES: Jan Baker. Third Row: Benalyn Cloudt, Mary Lynn Fall, Anne Green, Ann Hughes, Patsy Jo Mires, Joan Paschal, Bette Powell, Joann Schepers. Fourth Row: Frances Snoad, Peggy Trout, Billie Whitfield, Patsy Whitfield, Nancy Wise. Not Pictured: Shirley Lehmberg. AAA OFFICERS President Kay Borden Vice-President Carol Ann Harter Recording Secretary Catherine Morgan Corresponding Secretary Janice Daniel Treasurer Jamie Edmonson 63 INITIATES: Carmen Cleavenger, Helen Dobbins, Sue Holt, Peggy Huddelston, Mary Ann Kalmbach, Ellen Kenny, Marilyn Miller. Second Row: Gerry Morgan, Marcia Neuberger, Mary Ann Springer. PLEDGES: Elizabeth At- kins, Shirley Blackmore, Marilyn Colegrove, Jean Dernehl. Third Row: Jackie Faye Doyle, Dorothy Faust, Pat Hoke, Helen Kothmann, Aleida Lambert, Mada McAngus, Peggy Pryor. Fourth Row: Dorothy Pyke, Eleanor Sparks, Ann Thomas, and Shirley Wiemers. Not Pictured: Dixie Gordon and Shirley Klutz. AZ OFFICERS President Ann Wilkinson Vice-President Jeanette Causey Recording Secretary Bettye Ann Davis Corresponding Secretary . . Margie Zimmerman Treasurer Jann Wickersham 65 INITIATES: Ann Dooley, Dawnia Cox, Carmen Crozier, Jo Crook, Helen Dodd, Bert Fox, Ann Harris. Second Row: Pat Horn, Jo Ann Long Morse, Barbara Wolf- skill, Maridel Youngblood. PLEDGES: Barbara Coppin, Beth Ellis, Carolyn John- son. Third Row: Mary Louise Key, Janet Fagan, Genny Linnens, Sue Love, Bunny Potter, Cynthia Robichaux, Beverly Sample, and Mary Shirley. Not Pictured: Bar- bara Chambers, Mary Halve, and Barbara Keene. t M OFFICERS President Janice Powell Vice-President Mary Bert Hewitt (not pictured) Secretary Pat Shirley Treasurer Betty Alice Huston Rush Chairman Rosemary Moreland k. Ak. A 67 i £ INITIATES: Mary Marshall Higgins, Merilyn McNeill, Elaine Taylor, Pat Turney, Mary Carolyn Watkins, Hester Mary Zeagler. PLEDGES: Louise Bellview, Tonya Blenis, Nancy Carter, Shirley Chewning, Mary Curtner, Ruth Edgar, Margaret Nell Foster, Ann Reeves, Sarah Gilliland, Patsy Ginn, Merabeth Howland, Sara Beth King, Minnette London, Shirley McGowan, Joyce Pitzer, Shirley Williams, and Gladys Wisdom. ZTA OFFICERS President Sue Carper Vice-President Mary Lou Sisserson Secretary Shirley Oliver Treasurer Beverly Sorenson Rush Chairman Mary Ann Lovell 69 First Row: Khalid Babaa, Evangeline Barrera, Calvin Beckendorf, Lois Bartlett, Kathleen Brantley, George Briggs, and Ann Brown. Second Row: Evalyn Bunk, Don Carper, Marvin Carson, Carol Caveness, Hi Hyun Chai, Dar- lene Cobble, and Betty Corn. Third Row: David Dague, Harry Davis, Justine Everett, Emiko Fujumoto, Andy Fowler, Carl Garner, Carl Gattis. Fourth Row: Barbara Gilchrist, Keith Grigsby, Jack Guinn, Marcella Jo Hamff, David Hardy, Lucienne Harrison, and Barbara Hart. Fifth Row: Terry Hendrix, Pat Hester, Dick Jackson, Bob Johnson, Roma Johnson, Elsie Kaneshiro, and Walter Langham. ymyfji OFiGflnizflTion 70 lii ill First Row: George Lewis, Ouida Lovell, Betty McLendon, Blanche Meek, Francis Moon, Samia Nasir, and Sumie Okaga. Second Row: Bob Parker, Harry Peacock, Jimmy Phares, Judith Prose, James Robinson, Ida Mary Ra- der, and Charles Rogers. Third Row: Loyda Rodriguez, Jackie Salmon, Buddy Sledge, Frank Sun, Charles Tan- ner, Carl Taylor, and Allen Thrower. Fourth Row: Lynn Tilden, Harry Tyrrasch, John Vardiman, Jamye What- ley, Art Whitney, Don Willis, and Erlyta Wilson. Not Pictured: Edna Allen, Bob Briles, Irma Cantu, Jean Cum- mins, Jack Fiesler, Chuck Malesky, Dan Rodriguez, Steve Roderiguez, Don Small, John Sherwood. OFFICERS: Not Pictured: Bobbie Walker, Vice-President. President— Claude McClelland, Prog. Chm.— Blitz Griffin and Gordon Roe, Secretary-Treasurer— Ann Truogg, General Planning Chairman— Paul Perry, Publicity Chm.— Roy Cox and Thurlene Wood. 71 IHISS mtRflBETH H 111 L n n D 72 KAPPA ALPHA ROSE First Row: Rieves Anderson, Jack Barcus, Billy Dippel, Larry Korts, Courtney Good- man. Second Row: Don Shamblin, Don Schuhmann, Al Worthy, Mac Rhodes, Buz Lyons. j . ■ ' $ ' i ' j?-- ' s A ;V KA OFFICERS President Russell Chaney Vice-President Bart Hopkins Secretary Ken Garrett i (Not pictured) Treasurer John Brigman miss nflocy ha m i lto n KAPPA SIGMA DREAM GIRL 74 ;i r - m k MANNINu +r g. J A. SANDERS ' a i • ' V..- B. MERRITT M JOHNSON • v G.T WATKINS j. CONNOU M -„ «M R POPE r CHAPMAN V m 8 S  J. HERMAN l0fw l A C LKIMCM r c« A (fid • - BCAPPA S18MA OFFICERS President Guinn Williams Vice-President Albert Sanders Master of Ceremonies Skippy Morse Secretary Bill Engvall Treasurer Bill Radetsky :fS M D0UM M ,AR ' i.- |i - - L 75 C. Alden C. Anderson J. Cardwell President J. Powell Vice-Pres G. Brack A. Briggs F. Eddins R. Folse J. Albright Sec. R. Roberts Treas. B. Ford J. Fuchs B. Glaze D. Lilljedahl W - • ' A. McCullin M. Hierholzer G. Holcombe F. Kight D. Lehmberg D. Marrs B. Peacock E. Peterson D. Robertson 53 R. Stephens G. Thompson C. Shine B. Thurston miss .men f a g a n 78 PI KAPPA ALPHA DREAM GIRL r y First Row: Ben Appleby, Eugene Baker, Byron Brown, Harold Chafin, Charles Dayton, Paul Garcia. Sec- ond Row: Frank Perry, Curtis Pickens, Lloyd Tittle, Joe Watterson, Kenneth Brown, Randall Burke. Third Row: Jackie Churchill, Pat Craddock, Charles Hall, Allen Munson, Rogene O ' Donnell, Charles Perry. Fourth Row: Victor Piatt, Jimmy Ross, Jesse Scoggins, Jerry Smith, Lewis Sommermeyer, Bill Wiemers. Fifth Row: Frank Womack, Bennie Zermeno, Bill Polk, Harry McBri.de, Bobby Lundgren. Not Pictured: Irvin Alexan- der, Earl Diltz, Sam Sullivan. ro O nKA OFFICERS A V President Forrest Eisenrich Vice-President .... Bob Arnold (Not pictured) Treasurer Tommy Bentley 79 Acutiet cuut fantiemeal Not all is whipped cream on top nor the aerialist who soars so gracefully through the air, nor yet the tinseled props that shed their myriad shafts of light. There is that which must be behind those out in front. No show could ever be presented were it not for the stage hands, the roustabouts, and those often un- sung heroes who make the stage play possible. It gives us great pleasure to introduce our Roustabouts that make it possible for us to star in the Show of Shows. ( 80 CRACK MY PEANUT , BUB 81 i DR. JOHN VERNON BERGLUND Dean of Men DR. HENRY EDWIN MEYER Dean of the School of Fine Arts . ' DR. OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Dean of Women 82 DR. WILLIAM C. FINCH President DR. I. J. McCOOK Business Manager 83 HOWARD A. LONG Director of Admissions 84 DIVmOll Of HUOlflOITIfS HENRY LUTHER BAGLEY Assistant Professor of English and Journalism r CLAUD HOWARD Professor and Head of the De- partment of English and Journal- ism; Chairman of the Division of Humanities. JAY HAMILTON McCOY Professor of Foreign Languages Division of HumnniTics EDMUND HOWARD STEELMAN Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Bishop Seth Ward Chair of Bible, University Chap- lain. JAMES CLARK HARES Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Re- ligious Education. JOHN VERNON BERGLUND Associate Professor of Religion and Church History; Dean of Men. HARVEY DAVID WATTS Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Re- ligion and Church History. ROLAND ANGUS SPRINGER Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Speech and Drama. 86 Division of social sciences WILLIAM HOLLIS BURTON Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Education. JUDSON SAMUEL CUSTER Assistant Professor of Education LUDWIG HERMAN MERZBACH Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics. 87 LUTHER JACOB WAGGONER Associate Professor of History and Church History. FREDERICK ERNEST GAUPP Associate Professor of History and Government. 88 Division Of SOCIAL S C I € n C € s GEORGE C. HESTER Professor and Head of the Department of History and Government; Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences. OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Professor and head of the Department of Psychology. Division Of SOCIAL s c r £ n c € s ESTHER MESSICK WIER Instructor in Physical Education RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Associate Professor and Head of the De- partment of Physical Education and Physical Training. ) IRENE WHITESIDE DEUPREE Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Home Economics. FRANK EDWARD LUKSA Associate Professor and Head of the De- partment of Sociology. ' 89 Division of nflTOfiflL sciences MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics and Chemistry. EB CARL GIRVIN Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Biology. SHERMAN D. LESESNE Acting Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry; Chairman of the Division of Natural and Applied Sciences. : tlfe:ISfcX JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY Professor and Head of the De- partment of Chemistry; Chair- man of the Division of Nat-, ural and Applied Sciences. 90 BOB MARION BROWN Acting Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Physics. THE SCHOOL Of fjflf ARTS JAMES FLOYD VALONE, JR. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Art. HENRY EDWIN MEYER Professor and Head of the De- partment of Piano and Organ. CARL OSCAR BERGQUIST Instructor in Art, Executive Sec- retary of the Ex-Students ' Associ- tion. IOLA BOWDEN Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory. RALPH WOOD JONES Director of the Band and Orches- tra; Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Woodwind, Brass, and Percus- sion Instruments. THOMAS CLAIRE DOUGLASS Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of String Instruments. WENDALL LINCOLN OSBORN Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Voice. JOHN DAVID RICHARDS Professor and Head of the De- partment of Music Education; Di- rector of Southwestern Universi- ty Choruses. JOE WALTER DAVIS Auditor MARGEURITE DOLAN Secretary to the Business Manager LOUISE ISCHY RADER Cashier ILSE PARTOS GAUPP Assistant Librarian and Director of the Bindery SUSAN NILES EMERSON Assistant to the Registrar CATHERINE SCORE Cataloguer MARGARET TERRY WILLIAMS Associate Matron Laura Kuykendall Hall JULIA MclNTYRE Associate Matron Laura Kuykendall Hall ijl ' « i . 1 If vv 1 ! ARMANDA HOOPER Matron Mood Hall ALLA RAE REED Dietitian and Supervisor of The University Commons LYDIA L. RIEKE, R. N. University Nurse MR. S. T. BURRUS Campus Engineer Dr. Sultan Ahmad Tremazi, Assistant Oil Technologist of Punjab Agri- cultural College at Lyallpur, arrived at Southwestern in September and spent ihe fall and spring months in teaching and research in the univer- sity ' s chemistry department. He received the master of science degree in chemistry in spring commencement after submitting his thesis on A Sur- vey of Cottonseed Processing Industry in Texas. Dr. Tremazi ' s research papers on oil seeds experiments are being published by the Texas Academy of Science and the Journal of Chemical Education in Washington, D.C. He was a featured speaker before the physical sciences section of the Texas Academy of Science at Galveston on December 5, 1953, reading his paper on The Oil Content of the Seeds of Toria. According to Dr. W. C. Finch, Tremazi ' s work on our campus has been of real profit to Southwstern ' s department of science, to agriculture and industry in Texas, and will assist his further research on his return to Pakistan. Dr. Sultan Ahmad Tremazi Fellow in Chemistry THE K I T C H € n STAFF First Row: Judge W. H. Atwell, Dr. C. C. Cody, Jr., Mrs. Alma Thomas, Mr. E. B. Germany, Bishop A. F. Smith. Second Row: Rev. Walter Willis, Mr. Herman Brown, Rev. E. A. Hunter, Mr. R. H. Nichols, Mr. E. L. Kurth. Third Row: Mr. Charles Heyne, Rev. G. F. Jones, Mr. C. N. Prothro, Dr. C. P. Yeager, Rev. H. B. Lloyd, Rev. C. H. Sisserson. Fourth Row: Rev. Edmund Heinsohn, Dr. O. A. Ull- rich, Dr. I. J. McCook, Rev. W. C. Finch, Mr. H. L. Egger. THE BOARD Of TRUSTEES 95 cuttet tutd featizmeKL Behold the man on the flying trapeze! Behold the man riding bareback.- Behold the acrobat as he dazzles one and all with his feats of strength, dexterity and finesse. Behold, if you please, the athlete of our Show of Shows who, as he gazes about over the universe, is the recognized master of all he surveys, be it animal, vegetable, or mineral, be the sport basketball, baseball, or tennis, either professional or amateur. 96 If JUMPING PROM A PLATFORfA 60 F r IN THE AIR THE GREAT , i; i 97 COACH R. M. MEDLEY . . . Director of Athletics; Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Education and Physical Training and Head Basketball and Baseball Coach. Hum sfflson record Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates 72 San Marcos A. F. Base 59 Fort Hood 62 St. Mary ' s University 45 Lamar Tech 62 48 54 54 54 St. Edward ' s University 67 70 Pan American College 62 61 Pan American College 52 64 Lamar Tech 79 57 Texas Lutheran College 51 80 San Marcos A. F. Base 71 85 84 87 57 60 70 51 71 69 72 98 73 Austin College 72 East Texas Baptist 70 St. Mary ' s University . . 63 Texas A l 79 Texas A l 59 Texas Wesleyan College 61 Texas Lutheran College 65 East Texas Baptist . . . . 49 Texas Wesleyan College 57 St. Edward ' s University . Conference Game 99 Charles Anderson— 6 ' 1 , Sophomore, Forward. First year of varsity ball. Lettered two years at Brackenridge High School in San Antonio. Bob Arnold— 6 ' 4 , Twenty-four-year-old junior. Center. Lettered two years at Allen Academy; one year at Southwestern. Royce Boren— 5 ' 8 , Guard. First year of basket- ball at Southwestern. Lettered at Belton High School. Twenty-year-old junior. Byron Brown— 6 ' 2 , Forward. Twenty-one-year- old senior from Jewett, Texas. Lettered two years at Lon Morris and one year at South- western. 100 Hank Carter— 6 ' 2 , Forward. Freshman from Marlin, Texas. Lettered two years while at Mar- line High School. Eighteen years old. Jackie Churchill-5 ' 9 , Guard. Eighteen-year-old Freshman from Smithville, Texas. Two-year let- terman while in high school. Larry Freeman-5 ' 11 , Guard. Lettered two years at Daniel Baker and one year at South- western. Twenty-one-year-old senior from Dal- las. Bob Johnson— 5 ' 1 0 , Forward. Freshman from Round Rock, Texas. Lettered three years in high school. Nineteen years old. 101 Julian Lyles— 5 ' 1 1 , Guard. Twenty-year-old squadman from last year. Lettered at Austin High. Sophomore. Bill Merritt— 6 ' 2 , Forward. Twenty-year-old junior from Waco, Texas. Lettered his freshman year at Baylor. Lettered last year at S. U. Bob Moegle— 6 ' 3 , Forward. Senior from Taylor, Texas. Lettered two years at Blinn Jr. College and one year at Southwestern. Twenty years old. Joe San Miguel-5 ' 1 1 , Guard. Lettered one year at Temple Jr. College. Nineteen-year-old sophomore from Temple, Texas. 102 Buddy Sledge— 6 ' , Guard. Twenty-year-old junior from Brownsville, Texas. Lettered one year at Paris Jr. College and last year at S.U. Travis Scoggins— 6 ' 6 , Center. Lettered in bas- ketball at Smithville High School. Nineteen-year- old Freshman. Maynard Westlake— 6 ' , Guard. Twenty-year-old junior from Temple, Texas. Lettered two years at Temple Jr. College and last year at S. U. Don Willis— 6 ' 6 , Center. Freshman from Port Arthur, Texas. Nineteen years old. 103 THE PIRATE BASKETBALL SQUAD Kneeling: Bob Johnson, Larry Freeman, Joe San Miguel, Royce Boren, Jackie Churchill, Jutes Lyles, Maynard Westlake, Buddy Sledge. Standing: Scrooge Scoggins, Bob Arnold, Bobby Jim Moegle, Byron Brown, Charlie Anderson, Bill Merritt, Hank Carter, Don Willis. 104 CH€£RL€flD£fiS Buddy Ross, Merabeth Howland, Russel Mathews, Ann Truog. Tennis Hum Dick Jackson, Harry Tyrrasch, Roy Cox, Paul Pope, Goss Yeager, Jimmy Card- well, and David Dague. Not Pictured: Chuck Malesky. 105 OTROHIUUL fOOTBOLL CO-CHflUlPS KAPPA SIGMA First Row: Buddy Ross, Sam Baker, Paul Pope, Chat Wilkenson, Jutes Lyles. Second Row: Bill Engvall, Guinn Williams, Bob Moegle, Bob Tulloch, Maynard Westlake. Third Row: Royce Borers, Bill Hays, Hill Winfrey, Joe San Miguel. PI KAPPA ALPHA First Row: Jack Churchill, Dilly Burke, Sam Sullivan, Irvin Alexander, Frank Wo- mack, Charles Hall. Second Row: Jim Ross, Charles Perry, Travis Scoggins, Lloyd Tittle, Curtis Pickens, Forrest Eisenrich, Charles Diltz. RTRflmURflL fOOTBflU TRI-CHAMPIONS PHI DELTA THETA Standing: S. Hoffpauir R. Roberts J. Cardwell D. Fagin A. Fogle R. Matthews B. A. Justice C. Shine Seated: D. Lehmberg M. Hierholzer J. Powell R. Watson G. Brack W. Boone Independents versus K.A. ' s Phis versus Sigs ALL-INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL TEAM Center— Tommy Bentley— Pi Kappa Alpha Guards— Don Shamblin— Kappa Alpha Jerry Fuchs— Phi Delta Theta Ends— Bob Tulloch— Kappa Sigma Buddy Sledge— Independents Backs— Bobby Moegle— Kappa Sigma Bill Merritt— Kappa Sigma Jackie Churchill — Pi Kappa Alpha Jim Cardwell— Phi Delta Theta HIE ITS KITRflHIURflL BASKETBALL CHflfllPS PHI DELTA THETA First Row: John Powell, Bozo Eddins, David Lehmberg. Second Row: Roland Folse, Rodney Roberts, Don Lilljedahl, Bill Harlowe. Not Pictured: Jim Cardwell, Bill Glaze, Reagen Coe, and Coach Bobby Ford. flLL-IOIRfllHUfiflL BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Forwards — Don Lilljedahl Phis Forwards — Bob Tulloch Sigs Bill Engvall Sigs George Holcombe Phis Russell Chaney K.A. ' s Center — Guinn Williams Sigs Center — Reagan Coe Phis Guards — Bill Radetsky Sigs Guards — Dilly Burke Pi K As Skippy Morse Sigs Sam Sullivan P - K A ' s Bozo Eddins Phis 108 LU m € n ' S lilTRfldlUfiflL SPORTS DELTA ZETAS VOLLEYBALL AND TRI-BASKETBALL CHAMPS First Row: Shirley Blackmore, Pat Hoke, Mary Ann Kalmbach, Helen Dobbins, Sue Holt. Second Row: Peg- gy Huddleston, Marilyn Colegrove, Dorothy Pike, Shirley Weimers, Helen Kothman, Ann Wilkinson, Eleanor Sparks. DELTA DELTA DELTA TRI-BASKETBALL CHAMPS First Row: Eloise McKinley, Audrey Thompson, Benalyn Cloudt. Second Row: Jan Baker, Arden Daniels, Jan- ice Daniels. INDEPENDENTS TRI-BASKETBALL CHAMPS First Row: Ann Truog, Carol Cavness, Jackie Salmon, Barbara Moore, Sa- mia Nasir. Second Row: Edna Allen, Shirley Davis, Marcella Hamff, Bar- bara Hart, Helen Krywoszej. 109 PIRATE BRSCBHLL ((• 1 £%• • IS? k s w. First Row: Charlie Rodgers, Marvin Carson, Wayne Boone, Keith Grigsby, Dilly Burke, Bill Radetsky. Second Row: Larry Freeman, Raymond Watson, Russell Matthews, Jack Herman, Bill Polk, Royce Boren, Jackie Churchill, Joe San Miguel. Third Row: Charles Shine, Bobby Johnson, Jack Ramey, Bill Merritt, Travis Scog- gins, Bobby Moegle, Russell Chaney, Bob Parker. 110 ■H ■M WAYNE BOONE Shortstop Refugio ROYCE BOREN Second Base Belton MARVIN CARSON Catcher San Benito JACKIE CHURCHILL Shortstop Smithville 111 LARRY FREEMAN Left field Dallas KEITH GRIGSBY Pitcher Bartlett ' ■„ - ' •■ ' ■;..,. I ' . . i 1 • :; ; - JUTES LYLES Third base Austin JACK HERMAN Pitcher Dallas BOB JOHNSON Pitcher Round Rock « RUSSELL MATTHEW Left field Galena Park 112 BILL MERRITT Center field Waco BOBBY MOEGLE Pitcher Taylor BILL POLK Third base Bartlett BOB PARKER Pitcher Corpus Christi BILL RADETSKY Catcher San Antonio JACK RAMEY Pitcher Sulphur Springs 113 ■ CHARLIE ROGERS Right field San Antonio JOE SAN MIGUEL Pitcher Temple RAYMOND WATSON Catcher Tomball TRAVIS SCOGGINS First base Smithville CHARLES SHINE Center field Beaumont BLITZ GRIFFIN Manager Robstown 114 115 sdjutiet utd tyeKtle me t,! The world is ever with us and so is the beautiful. No show could exist for long without something of the beautiful. For this presentation, Ladies and Gentlemen, we have again combed the four corners of the earth to discover and present to you the most beautiful creatures of God ' s creation. These ladies are of such ethereal beauty as to preclude there ever appearing anyone, either past, present, or in the future who could successfully rival their enshrined come- liness. Behold, if you please, the most beautiful women in the world! 116 AW DON ' T BE SUCH A PARTY POOPER ! 117 Uliss Hazen Lewis MISS SOUTHWESTERN 118 Illiss Jane Gillett (Diss Beverly Dague NOMINEES FOR 120 ITIiss Jackie Salmon flliss Janie Smith MISS SOUTHWESTERN 121 [Diss Charlotte Collins ALL SCHOOL BEAUTY 123 AAn B € fl.U t y IDiss Jane Gillett 124 ■ AAA B € fl U T y - (Hiss Joan Pascha 125 AZ B € fl U T y miss Eleanor Sparks 126 INDEPENDENT B £ fl u t y (Hiss Helen Kryuioszej 127 t M Bfflun miss Bunny Potter 128 ZTA B € fl U T y IHiss diary Alice C urtner 129 INDEPENDENTS: Helen Krywoszej, Frances Vogelsang, Terry Hendrix. Not Pictured: Irma Cantu. PHI ML): Mary Shirley, Bunny Potter, Janet Fagan, Cynthia Robichaux. 130 ZETA TAU ALPHA: Mary Curtner, Elaine Taylor, Gladys Wisdom, Nancy Carter. ALPHA DELTA PI: Hazen Lewis, Jo Ann Striegler, Jane Gillett, Charlotte Collins. DELTA DELTA DELTA: Carol Embry, Joan Paschall, Diane Harkrider, Mary Lynn Falls. DELTA ZETA: Eleanor Sparks, Shirley Blackmore, Shirley Wiemers, Mary Ann Kalmbach. Nom i nees THE Z £ T fl TflU ALPHA SOROfilTy Nancy Carter Gladys Wisdom T H € inD£P€nD€nT OAGAAIZATIOn Terry Hendrix •,- ' Frances Vogelsang Not pictured: Irma Cantu 132 THE PHI [fill SOfiORITy Mary Shirley Cynthia Robichaux THE ALPHA DELTA PI SOfiORITy 133 Nominees T H € DELTA ZETA SOfiOfilTy Mary Ann Kalmbach 2 % 134 Mary Lynn Fall T.H € DELTA DELTA DELTA S R R I t y Not pictured: Carol Embry Dianne Harkrider MISS GLAMAZON miss Catherine morgan INDEPENDENT SWEETHEART flliss Ann Truog acCCe4, cutd fe ttUvH «,l A word of explanation. This show is too huge, too super cosmic, too utterly gigantic in all its manifest colossalness to be presented in one act. To do so would be to confuse the con- glomerated brains of all the bards from Shakespeare to Thornton Wilder of Our Town fame. They would utterly fail in their attempt to present this show on one stage, in one ring. Thus, we have divided it up into three glorious rings which we now unveil for your pleasure. 136 A NICKEL FOR PEANUTS OR ELSE, 64LDX! 137 B. A. JUSTICE-Vice-President SALLY STARNES-Secretary ffifSHUlfln CLASS OfflCHS STEVE HOFFPAUIR-President CLfiSS fifiy 138 EDNA ALLEN Bellaire, Texas ELIZABETH ATKINS Odessa, Texas JACK BARCUS Sherman, Texas SHIRLEY BLACKMORE Georgetown, Texas TONYA BLENIS San Antonio, Texas Of seven EVANGELINE BARRERA Round Rock, Texas LOIS JANE BARTLETT San Antonio, Texas LOUISE BELLVIEW Texas City, Texas LOU BIRDWELL Beaumont, Texas ROLLIE BLONDEAU McAllen, Texas WAYNE BOONE Refugio, Texas MARILYN COLEGROVE Lake Jackson, Texas CHARLOTTE COLLINS Cameron, Texas JOE CONNALLY San Angelo, Texas PAT CRADDOCK Navasota, Texas JO CROOK Waco, Texas MARY ALICE CURTNER Houston, Texas SUNNE DALE Houston, Texas JEAN DERNEHL Texas City, Texas NELL DONAHO Corpus Christi, Texas 1 CLASS f i ft y Of seven ELIZABEL BRASKAMP Mission, Texas ANN BROWN Stockdale, Texas KENNETH BROWN Lockhart, Texas ROGER BUTLER Robstown, Texas DICK CHAPMAN San Antonio, Texas SHIRLEY CHEWNING Amarillo, Texas MARVIN CARSON San Benito, Texas HENRY RAY CARTER Marlin, Texas NANCY KEITH CARTER Houston, Texas CAROL CAVNESS Austin, Texas JACKIE CHURCHILL Smithville, Texas BENALYN CLOUDT Rocksprings, Texas JACKIE FAY DOYLE Fort Worth, Texas EBBIE DUDLEY Groveton, Texas DON FAGIN Dallas, Texas MARY LYNN FALL McGregor, Texas JERRY DON FARREN Roanoke, Texas ALTON FOGLE Killeen, Texas MARGARET FOSTER Uvalde, Texas FREDDY FREEMAN Lake Jackson, Texas DOROTHY FOUST Georgetown, Texas ANDY FOWLER Killeen, Texas CLASS flfTU CARL GARNER Port Arthur, Texas CARL GATTIS Georgetown, Texas BARBARA GILCHRIST Houston, Texas SARAH LEE GILLILAND San Antonio, Texas PATSY GINN Houston, Texas KEITH GRIGSBY Bartlett, Texas MARCELLA JO HAMFF Giddings, Texas DAVID HARDY Austin, Texas BILL HARLOWE Killeen, Texas LUCIEN HARRISON San Juan, Texas EDITHLYN HENDRICKS Eden, Texas TERRY HENDRIX Teague, Texas CAROLYN SUE HERVEY Houston, Texas PAT HESTER McAllen, Texas STEVE HOFFPAUIR Houston, Texas PATRICIA HOKE Houston, Texas MERABETH HOWLAND Houston, Texas ANN HUGHES Brady, Texas BENNIE ZERMENO Houston, Texas DICK JACKSON Donelson, Tennessee MALCOLM JOHNSON Odem, Texas BOB JOHNSON Round Rock, Texas B. A. JUSTICE San Antonio, Texas ELSIE KANESHIRO Aiea, Oahu, Hawa MARY LOUISE KEY Texas City, Texas SARA BETH KING Ranger, Texas SHIRLEY KLUTZ Port Arthur, Texas HELEN KOTHMAN Art, Texas ALEIDA LAMBERT McAllen, Texas WAYNE ZIMMERMAN Brownsville, Texas CARL LARSON Colman, South Dakota GENNY LINNENS Beaumont, Texas MINNETTE LONDON San Antonio, Texas MADA McANGUS Houston, Texas SHIRLEY McGOWAN Claude, Texas ROY MASON Belton, Texas 145 RUSSEL MATTHEWS Galena Park, Texas BARBARA MOORE Dallas, Texas SONNY MUCKELROY Lake Jackson, Texas CAROL NELSON Tyler, Texas ROSE NIXON Corpus Christi, Texas BOB PARKER Corpus Christi, Texas JOAN PASCHAL Robstown, Texas MARTHA GAYLE PECORA Beaumont, Texas CHARLES PERRY Liberty Hill, Texas MARILYN PETERS Houston, Texas CLASS FIFTH JIMMY PHARES Brownsville, Texas JOYCE PITZER Refugio, Texas «g7 BILL POLK Bartlett, Texas NORRIS PAUL POPE Hondo, Texas BUNNY POTTER Beaumont, Texas BETTE POWELL Beeville, Texas DeLOIS PRESCOTT Houston, Texas CHARLES PRESNALL Corpus Christi, Texas JUDITH PROSE San Antonio, Texas PEGGY PRYOR Harlingen, Texas DENA PULLEY Ranger, Texas MARGARET ANN REEVES Cleburne, Texas CYNTHIA ANN ROBICHAUX Beaumont, Texas GORDON ROE Kingsville, Texas CHARLES ROGERS San Antonio, Texas BUDDY ROSS Mercedes, Texas BEVERLY SAMPLE Kerrville, Texas DON SHAMBLIN Baytown, Texas JOANN SCHEPERS McGregor, Texas JESSE TRAVIS SCOGGINS Smithville, Texas CLASS fim 148 FRANK WOMACK Houston, Texas FRANCES SNOAD Lake Jackson, Texas LEWIS SOMMERMEYER Houston, Texas ELEANOR SPARKS Refugio, Texas SALLY STARNES Taylor, Texas JO STRIEGLER Fredericksburg, Texas Of seven FRANKLIN SUN Hong Kong, China BOB TANNER Port Arthur, Texas CARL TAYLOR Austin, Texas 149 ALVIN WORTHY Houston, Texas ALLEN THROWER Austin, Texas LYNN TILDEN Georgetown, Texas FLORENCE TRIMBLE Houston, Texas MARGARET ANN TROUT Texas City, Texas JOSEPH TUNG Hong Kong, China JOAN VAN DRESSAR Harlingen, Texas SAM WALKER Waco, Texas HOWIE WATKINS Uvalde, Texas 1 CLASS fifiy ■■ Of seven GEORGE WHELTON Houston, Texas ART WHITNEY Poughkeepsie, New York NANCY WILLIAMS Coleman, Texas DON WILLIS Port Arthur, Texas Ar BILLIE WHITFIELD Taft, Texas PATSY WHITFIELD Taft, Texas SHIRLEY WIEMERS San Antonio, Texas CHAT WILKINSON Beaumont, Texas GLADYS ANN WISDOM Georgetown, Texas NANCY WISE Corpus Christi, Texas fiimi SOPHOIJlOfiE CLASS OfflCfllS CLASS .-■-- ' 152 BARBARA CHAMBERS-Secretary Of SIX SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED RIEVES ANDERSON BEN APPLEBY Uvalde, Texas Orange, Texas CHARLES ANDERSON San Antonio, Texas DREXEL RILEY San Antonio, Texas MERRILL WHITEHEAD Houston, Texas ODEH AHMED AYYAD Gaza, Via Egypt LIONEL KING McAllen, Texas DONALD MARRS Bryan, Texas ABDUL BABBA Tulkarm, Jordan BUDDY DOLAN Georgetown, Texas CLINTON GOWAN Houston, Texas CAROLYN JOHNSON Victoria, Texas MRS. AGNES PRUDE Georgetown, Texas BOB McCORMICK San Antonio, Texas 1 ■ mm Sill 153 GENE BRACK San Antonio, Texas MARTHA ANNE BLALOCK Mission, Texas SHIRLEY BRAY Houston, Texas ' . DUDLEY BELL Houston, Texas JANIE BINGHAM Belton, Texas ALBERT BRIGGS Beaumont, Texas KAY CARLTON Fort Davis, Texas BOB CHAPMAN San Antonio, Texas DAN CARPER Clinton, S. C. CLASS fifty «, BARBARA CHAMBERS Beaumont, Texas HI HYUN CHAI Pusan, Korea r i L? ™ MARGIE COX Llano, Texas BARBARA COPPIN Belton, Texas CARMEN CROZIER Beaumont, Texas DAWN I A COX Colorado Springs, Colorado Of SIX BETTY ANN DAVIS Columbus, Texas HELEN DOBBINS San Antonio, Texas HELEN DODD Waco, Texas GLENN EADS Georgetown, Texas MARJANN DUNN Corpus Christi, Texas JAMIE LEE EDMONSON Bay City, Texas BILL FOWLER Corpus Christi, Texas DIAN FINLEY Georgetown, Texas JERRY FUCHS Mena, Arkansas DOROTHY GIBBS Georgetown, Texas BILL GLAZE Dallas, Texas ANN HARRIS Dallas, Texas DIANE HARKRIDER Harlingen, Texas COURTNEY GOODMAN St. Louis, Missouri MARY HALVE Waco, Texas CLASS FIFTH JOE HEGAR Houston, Texas MARY MARSHAL HIGGINS Ysleta, Texas MALFORD HIERHOLZER Seguin, Texas SUE HOLT Houston, Texas Of SIX PEGGY HUDDLESTON Austin, Texas MARY LOU JACKSON Houston, Texas JENNIFER JOHNSON Houston, Texas LARRY KORTS Houston, Texas JODY KETCHAM Santa Rosa, Texas MARY ANN KALMBACH Jarrell, Texas GEORGE LEWIS Houston, Texas ANNA SUE LOVE Big Spring, Texas DON LILLJEDAHL Ireland, Texas OUIDA LOVELL Corpus Christi, Texas MARY LOUISE LIMMER Bartlett, Texas JULIAN K. LYLES Austin, Texas CLASS FIFTU JOANNE MILLER Orange, Texas JOAN MOORE Georgetown, Texas MERILYN McNIEL Mathis, Texas JAMES ERNEST LYONS Georgetown, Texas ELOISE McKINLEY Orange, Texas pat McGregor Aransas Pass, Texas GERRY MORGAN Houston, Texas mh HARRY PEACOCK Brownsville, Texas SUMIE OKOGA Aiea, Oahu, Hawai JOANN LONG MORSE Oilton, Texas Of SIX SHIRLEY OLIVER Fort Worth, Texas mm VICTOR PLATT San Antonio, Texas MARGIE POOLE Georgetown, Texas IDA MARY RADER Georgetown, Texas JOE SAN MIGUEL Temple, Texas BILLIE RUTH ROSS Mercedes, Texas RODENY ROBERTS El Paso, Texas DONNA SAXE Beaumont, Texas ERMA LEE SMITH Dallas, Texas BEVERLY SORENSON Houston, Texas PAT SHIRLEY Houston, Texas RAY DELL STEPHENS Devine, Texas PAT TURNEY Houston, Texas JANIE STRIEGLER San Antonio, Texas NANCY TIPTON Cranford, New Jersey KAMAL TARAZI Gaza, Egypt CLASS FIFTH ELAINE TAYLOR Houston, Texas RAYMOND WATSON Tomball, Texas JANN WICKERSHAM Killeen, Texas Of SIX BETTY JANE WILDER Beaumont, Texas SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Houston, Texas THURLENE WOOD Abilene, Texas HESTER MARY ZEAGLER New Willard, Texas FRANK EDDINS Georgetown, Texas TOM BEAVER New Holland, Illinois EUGENE BAKER Robstown, Texas VIC MANNING Rusk, Texas 1—1 161 juhior CLASS OfflCERS CLASS flfiy BILL ENGVALL-President PAT COPELAND-Vice-President 162 Of FIVE JUNIORS NOT PICTURED JANICE DANIEL Dallas, Texas KENNETH GARRET Uvalde, Texas DORA NELL SHEPPERD KAUFFMAN Georgetown, Texas PAT HORN Uvalde, Texas HARRY McBRIDE Sugarland, Texas STEVE RODERIGUEZ Georgetown, Texas ED SCHWAB Galveston, Texas DON SMALL San Antonio, Texas JERRY SMITH Corpus Christi, Texas JO ' ANN SIMMONS YOUNG Florence, Texas 163 KHALID BABAA Tulkarm, Jordan JACK ALBRIGHT Marshall, Texas MICHEL BEAUJOUR Paris, France CALVIN BECKENDORF Brenham, Texas KAY BORDEN Abilene, Texas ROYCE BOREN Belton, Texas KATHLEEN BRANTLEY San Antonio, Texas CLASS fifty EVALYNN BUNK Newgulf, Texas JOHN BRIGMAN Uvalde, Texas 164 L ' ROY RANDALL BURKE Trinity, Texas JEANETTE CAUSEY Eagle Lake, Texas Of SUE CARPER Uvalde, Texas HAROLD CHAFIN Georgetown, Texas FIVE BETTY CORN San Antonio, Texas PAT COPELAND San Antonio, Texas HARRY DAVIS San Antonio, Texas CAROL EMBRY Alice, Texas BETH ELLIS Chandler, Texas 165 BILL ENGVALL Georgetown, Texas BILL HAYS Belton, Texas CHARLIE HALL Huntsville, Texas JUSTINE EVERETT Conroe, Texas JANET FAGAN Houston, Texas PAUL GARCIA El Paso, Texas HELEN HAIR La Porte, Texas SUL-ROSS HARRINGTON Bay City, Texas NANCY HAMILTON Tyler, Texas 166 MRS. MARILYN FORD Mexia, Texas CLASS fifjy GEORGE HOLCOMBE Houston, Texas BETTY JEAN HOLMES Beaumont, Texas BART HOPKINS Galveston, Texas PAULINE JOHNSON Galveston, Texas Of FIVE ROMA JOHNSON Austin, Texas FRED KIGHT Austin, Texas fsifri Wm ' X: -- ' ii ' ' t BARBARA KEENE Houston, Texas CLAUDE McLELLAND Houston, Texas BILL MERRITT Waco, Texas BOBBY LUNDGREN Elgin, Texas BLANCHE MEEK Dallas, Texas 167 ROSEMARY MORELAND Houston, Texas CATHY MORGAN Orange, Texas FRANK PERRY El Campo, Texas ROGENE O ' DONNELL Terrell, Texas CURTIS PICKENS Houston, Texas ELLSWORTH PETERSON 1 Georgetown, Texas CLASS FIFTH JOHNNY POWELL New Braunfels, Texas DAVID ROBERTSON Weslaco, Texas JAMES SLEDGE Brownsville, Texas DON SCHUHMANN Giddings, Texas 168 SUE SYLER Newton, Texas am ANN TRUOG Corpus Christi, Texas GEORGE W. THOMPSON Devine, Texas BOB TULLOCH Belton, Texas Of FIVE G. T. WATKINS Georgetown, Texas BILL WIEME RS Fredericksburg, Texas JAMYE WHATLEY Odem, Texas ERLYTA ANN WILSON Kingsville, Texas BARBARA WOLFSKILL Houston, Texas GINGER WOOD Uvalde, Texas MARIDEL YOUNGBLOOD Beaumont, Texas 169 Aadtet, cuut ( e Ucme i In every show there must be a high point, a high point of points. We come now to this pinnacle beyond this there is nothing but void, the place where Columbus and his ships were supposed to fall to. This, presented in the exact center of the ring, with all other rings and events completely blacked out and muted into reverent attention, is the Grand Finale. This is it. 170 tea- w] pWKfejS |Pn$§ 171 CLASS FIFTH shioh class officas GUINN WILLIAMS-President ' s4r BILLY DIPPEL-Vice-President 1 JACKIE SALMON-Secretary 172 Of fOUfi EMIKO FUJIMOTO Fukuokashi, Japan Graduate MRS. BETTY SMITH Corpus Christi, Texas Post-Graduate ABDUL JUBBAR ALMUTTALIBI Musharra Amara, Iraq Graduate POST GRADUATES NOT PICTURED MRS. ELIZABETH PLATT BEAVER Georgetown, Texas MRS. LOUISE JOHNSON CAIN Georgetown, Texas MISS SHIRLEY B. DAVIS San Antonio, Texas MR. DAVID DOUGLASS Corpus Christi, Texas MR. FRED GUFFY Belton, Texas MR. HUGH HAYNES Seagraves, Texas MR. FRED AVERY HUBBARD Georgetown, Texas MRS. MARIE BRIGGS STAGNER Taylor, Texas GRADUATES NOT PICTURED MISS FRANCES NELL HALLEY ARMSTRONG Georgetown, Texas MR. BERNARD ELMER BIRKELBACH Georgetown, Texas MR. SHERIDAN DUNCAN CAVITT Georgetown, Texas MRS. LA BERA ELLIS CASKEY Belton, Texas MRS. GLADYS LUSK CLINE Belton, Texas MRS. ELIZABETH CALLEY COOKE Georgetown, Texas MRS. MARGUERITE LUCILLE REED DAYTON Holland, Texas MRS. MINNIE HERRINGTON HENDERSON Belton, Texas MR. JAMES DARRELL LEWIS Florence, Texas MR. LUTHER H. NEAL, JR. Hillsboro, Texas MRS. KATHLEEN VOIGHT PAYNE Round Rock, Texas MISS EVELENE ELIZABETH SHIPLETT Granger, Texas MRS. BERNICE RANSOM SWANSON Taylor, Texas MR. SULTAN AHMAD TREMAZI Lyallpur, Pakistan MISS XENIA ROSABELLE VOIGHT Round Rock, Texas 173 COMER MEDLIN ALDEN, JR. Brownsville, Texas FREDERIK CORNELIUS LOUIS ALONS Heemstede, Netherlands CLASS FIFTH FRANCES YASAKO AOKI Aiea, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii SAMUEL HARVEY BAKER Groesbeck, Texas THOMAS GRANT BENTLEY Waco, Texas JULIA BERGLUND Georgetown, Texas RUTH BLASDEL Richmond, Texas BYRON BERT BROWN Jewett, Texas Of f OUR RUSSELL MANDERVILLE CHANEY, JR. Sulphur Springs, Texas JANE HOPE CHAPIN Fort Davis, Texas BEVERLY JANE DAGUE Harlingen, Texas DAVID KARL DAGUE Harlingen, Texas JEAN HELEN CUMMINS Bellaire, Texas LUCILE ARDEN DANIEL Dallas, Texas BILLY CHARLES DAYTON Austin, Texas CLASS fifiy BILLY IRA DIPPEL Giddings, Texas ESTHER ANN DOOLEY Gladewater, Texas JANE GILLETT Georgetown, Texas EVERETT BASCOM GRIFFIN Robstown, Texas JOHN ROLAND FOLSE Beaumont, Texas ROBERT CLARKE FORD, JR. Bartlett, Texas MARTHA BERT FOX Nederland, Texas LARRY FREEMAN Dallas, Texas Of f OUR GEORGE ROBERT GRIMES San Antonio, Texas JACK EUGENE GUINN Houston, Texas BARBARA GWENDOLYN HART Corpus Christi, Texas CAROL ANN HARTER Marlin, Texas MARY BERT HEWITT Georgetown, Texas BETTY ALICE HUSTON Trinity, Texas GENE HAL KENNEDY Grand Saline, Texas HELENA ANNA KRYWOSZEJ Sutherland Springs, Texas WALTER NEIL LANGHAM Agua Dulce, Texas DAVID FREDERIC LEHMBERG Colorado Springs, Colorado MARION HAZEN LEWIS Corpus Christi, Texas ALBERT WILLIS McCULLIN, JR. Cameron, Texas BETTY JEAN McLENDON Jacksonville, Texas ROBERT FINLEY MORSE Dickinson, Texas WILLIAM ALLEN MUNSON Georgetown, Texas CLASS finy BOBBY MOEGLE Taylor, Texas FRANCES MOON Neches, Texas Of fOUfi PAUL FREDERIC PERRY Stanley, New York MARY JANICE POWELL Richland Springs, Texas JACK ALLEN RAMEY ulphur Springs, Texas JIMMY ROSS Henderson, Texas DIANA TEWFIC NASIR Birzeit, Jordan SAMIA MUSA NASIR Birzeit, Jordan MARCIA ELAINE NEUBERGER Brownsville, Texas ' 7T £ JACQUELINE SALMON Stockdale, Texas ALBERT EARNEST SANDERS Fort Worth, Texas CLASS flfTU MARY LOUISA SISSERSON Cleburne, Texas JANE IRENE SMITH Houston, Texas CHARLES RAY TANNER Port Arthur, Texas AUDREY JOY THOMPSON Uvalde, Texas PHYLLIS TRIMBLE Houston, Texas HARRY TYRRASCH Corpus Christi, Texas CHARLIE FRANK TYSON Maysfield, Texas Of fOUR MRS. MARY CAROLYN GARRETT WATKINS San Antonio, Texas ■is; sf - j im ' mm:: i s i VERNON MAYNARD WESTLAKE Temple, Texas VIRGINIA ANN WILKINSON Katy, Texas VERNON GUINN WILLIAMS, JR. Belton, Texas HILL WINFREY, JR. Georgetown, Texas y BELVA JEAN YOUNG Beaumont, Texas MARJORIE ZIMMERMAN San Antonio, Texas Southwestern University School of Fine Arts presents The Chamber Opera Players in C APTAI N LOVELOCK under the direction of Hazen Lewis April 30, 1954 This was one of the many presentations during the year by the school of fine arts. They added the culture to the campus and presented some fine entertainment for those who attended. 182 THE SENIORS ARE HONORED AT A RECEPTION GIVEN BY DR. AND MRS. FINCH AND FINALLY GRADUATE ON THE LAST DAY OF MAY 184 ■■■