Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

Presenting 19 5 5 f SOU ' WESTER Brain Factory SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY GEORGETOWN, TEXAS DEDICATION An integral part of Southwestern University is its tradition for shaping the paragons of Christian womanhood; embodying char- acter, scholarship, charms, and leadership. These qualities have been set before us in an omnipresent, living example. In her we see every evidence of womanhood. But deeper than, and above the superficial charm we find a tire- less example, teacher, and friend. To you, our paragon of womanhood, Dean Ruth Morgan Fergu- son, we dedicate the 1955 Sou ' Wester. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 „; , . . - SS88 s S8 1 i« - : ; - i-S} -Ms liii s ii iiii • •• ii : 7 V is L ' M This is the place known as the Brain Factory. Here the serious business of preparing immature minds to face the world is undertaken in a business like manner. But the whole business is made a little less horrible by greasing the wheels with laughter, and covering up the sharp edges with life-long friendships. THE THER1 Here is the pulse beat of the brain factory, where students find relaxation under the care of Evelyn and Miz Gus, and forget their load of study while enjoying Skinny ' s corny jokes. 111111111111113 ' tar; 1 9w Foundren Science Hall ...■-■:■■ SOUTHWESTERN 1840 UNIVERSITY .-; . ' . - •■ r - - fe X ' : !■■: Y r -- ' ■ : : ' ; air Laura Kuvkendall Hall Fine Arts Building Lois Perkins Chapel McCook-Craine Clinic )t ait too£ filace Home Economies Building 1 S H II B L I E S The auditorium fills with talking, laughing stu- dents and fluttering attendance slips, an- nouncements are made by stu- dents and faculty, the corny advertis- ing skits are pulled off, and now, before the conglamoration of special meetings, we have the assembly program . . . Sometimes entertainment presented by campus groups like this one by the Delta Omicron choir .... Sometimes special programs by off the campus groups or noted speakers ..... And occasionally presentations by local civic groups. rr f W N d 12 ACTIVITIES n Zm 1 IB H [H P 1| S tt ttf SBai m H M H Pi (S|n K r HI l| ■ f 1 nS fer- v $mjk if i BP I 1 1 i VJH K ■p 5)| I — ft ; _j The Mask and Wig Players presented three productions to thrill Southwestern audiences. The first play, presented in the fall, was The Vel- vet Glove. The next was Molier ' s Doctor In Spite Of Himself, pre- sented to the Week-End- At-College visitors. The last production was the all-school brawl Love Rides the Rails. 14 from The Velvet Glove from Doctor in Spite of Himself from Love Rides the Rails THE fill MIL WHIRL Social life begins at Southwestern each year with the faculty-student reception where everyone says an informal How- dy to everyone else. With decorations furnished by the social organizations, S.U. students welcome the ex ' s. u 16 . Mm..: ' - ' I Jb For Freshmen Only! The Freshman Sock Hop provides the fish a chance to get away from it all and recover from their inferiority com- plexes. Miss Southwestern and her court ' are presented at the Week-End- At-College dance. mm £ After pickin ' up a million rocks on Rock-Pickin ' Day, the student body turns out for a picnic. 17 WHO ' S These are the outstanding products of the brain fac- tory. Juniors and Seniors, these students are nominated by a faculty committee and Charles Hall ; :;w ;■:;: ' : : . : ;; Ann Truog Fred Kight 18 Ellsworth Peterson John Powell WHO chosen from their list of qualifications to be entered in the 1955 Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Uni- versities. Janet Fagan Kathleen Brantley ft 4 I Shirley Oliver Bobby Lundgren Bill Engvall 19 HE RE ' S L (I II k I H TO THE FUTURE 21 Miss Fox and Mrs. Ferguson languish in jail, charged with major misdemeanors. Students try out their throwing arms at the dunking booth and the head throw. The Student Senate ' s Gypsy Street Carnival provided a festive evening of food, fun, and fellowship for S. U. students, after a week ' s hard work preparing the booths. Each Social organization provided a booth, and imagina- tions went wild. Aunt Jemima yummy pan- cakes were the crowning touch for the eve- ning. ..... The carnival paraded features cars decorat- ed by social organizations. Crowds respond to the cries of the barkers. Aunt Jemima adds her smile, and her pancakes, to the festivities. Gypsy customers are the rule of the evening. s II M II c Presenting that well known campus figure, Mr. UMOC of 1954-55, Bob Aycock! 23 ■ ' . r • ' + •• -k« 7 - ' f ■HUHH 24 MISS SOUTHWESTERN Miss Ann Tbuog WgHtf n kSR- i ' ' V U II 1 H n FOR Miss Nancy Hamilton Miss Mary Ann Kalmbach 26 MISS SOUTHWESTERN Miss Cathekine Morgan ,J Miss Sue Syler 27 ALL-SCHOOL BEAUTY Miss Rhea Louise Gracey 28 e- i ALPHA DELTA PI BEAUTY Miss Lou BlRDWELL DELTA DELTA DELTA BEAUTY Misses Billie AND Patsy Whitfield 30 DELTA ZETA BEAUTY Miss Jane Maxwell ZETA TAU ALPHA BEAUTY Miss Merabeth Howland 31 PHI MU BEAUTY Miss Mary Shirley INDEPENDENT BEAUTY Miss Peggy Powell 32 ALPHA DELTA PI BEAUTY NOMINEES Misses Lou Birdwell, Betty Taylor, Carol Rogers, and Susie Trichell PHI MU BEAUTY NOMINEES Misses Mary Shirley, Sue Godwin, and Nancy Furlow 33 ¥ DELTA ZETA BEAUTY NOMINEES Misses Jean McDougald, Jane Maxwell, Shirley Wiemers, and Doro- thy Pike. DELTA DELTA DELTA BEAUTY NOMINEES Misses Billie Whitfield, Patsy Whitfield, Bhea Louise Gracey, and Alice Ann Costley. 34 ZETA TAU ALPHA BEAUTY NOMINEES Misses Merabeth Howland, Ann McKivett, and Ondre Odinot. INDE- PENDENT BEAUTY NOMINE ES Misses Peggy Powell, Sylvia Sansom, Carol Humphrey, and Carol Nelson. 35 36 MISS GLAMAZON Miss Ann Lewis INDEPENDENT SWEETHEART Miss Evalynn Bunk 37 38 BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Miss Jeannine Winn - m ■■ m • • . ; , STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President Bobby Lundgren Vice-President Harry Davis Secretary Nancy Hamilton Our Photographer caught the officers in one of their lighter moments, but when the fun is over these of- ficers settled down to the arduous job of maintaining a democratic and representative student government. Elected by the entire student body, they are outstand- ing in leadership and school spirit. 41 STUDENT HIATE The smiles of the student senators, elected from their classes, are probably from one of Hany Davis ' priceless puns, but they could be because of a rare unanimous decision. The fiery senatorial debates of the school legislative body usually end, however, in successful all school activities. Chairman: Bobby Lundgren. Secretary: Nancy Hamilton. Freshman Senators: Peggy Powell, Winston Lester, Paul Medley. Sophomore Senators: Lou Birdwell, David Hardy, Buddy Ross, Don Fagin. Junior Senators: Londa Jean West, Jerry Fuchs, Rodney Roberts, Dawnia Cox, Mary Ann Lovell. Senior Senators: Johnny Powell, Bill Engvall, Harry Davis, Bob Lundgren, Bill Wiemers, Nancy Hamilton. 42 ■ Mil fin ML Chairman Harry Davis The campus arbitrators are meeting here for the more pleasant business of picture taking, but the routine meeting entails the tedious job of trying to keep the honor standard of the students at Southwestern as high as the scholarship standard. The members of the honor council are elected from their classes. 43 These well known men have distinguished themselves in scholarship, leadership, and character, and, as juniors and seniors, earned the right to wear the blue key of a cam- pus leader. BLUE HI OFFICERS President Johnny Powell Vice-President Bill Engvall Secretary-Treasurer .... Claud McClelland 44 Cil.lIIlL [IT The top products of the brain factory; these women have shown by their leadership and their character that they are worthy of wearing the Cardinal Key of superiority. OFFICERS President Kathleen Brantley Vice-President B. J. Holmes Secretary Ann Truog Treasurer Nancy Hamilton 45 HPHjI mm OFFICERS President Fred Kight Vice-President Ellsworth Peterson Secretary Sue Syler It doesn ' t show, but these are the masterpieces from the brain factory, the upper classmen who have amassed a 90 or above average. A national fraternity founded here at Southwestern, its key is a sign of achievement on any campus. 46 SlGMi PHI unit OFFICERS President Kathleen Brantley Vice-President Fred Kight Secretanj Jamye Whatley To add the finess of artistry to the products of the brain factory come the members of this honorary fine arts society. Each of these stu- dents has created some work of artistry while on the campus in the fields of music, art, drama, or writing, and at the same time maintained an 85 average. 47 DELTA MICRON A roll of melodic scales heralds these lovelies as the musical talent of South- western. Vocalists, pianists, and violinists meet between practices to display their talents and undergo pledgeship for membership in this national music fraternity. OFFICERS President Nell Donaho First Vice-President Marilyn Miller Second Vice-President Sara Beth Hawkins Secretary Martha Anne Blalock Treasurer Aleida Lambert 48 pi nil in in OFFICERS President Sue Syler Vice-President Fred Kight Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Hamilton The com mon ground that these faculty members and students meet on is the broad field of social science. After achieving twenty hours in social studies, and maintaining an 85 average, these experts sit back and view everything from Adam and Eve to the atomic age. 49 PI IP 81 LI I D E L T 4 OFFICERS President ....... Barbara McGrath All the world is a stage for these students. Their achievement is two or three out- standing performances in campus drama productions. Hollywood has their Oscars but we have Pi Epsilon Delta. 50 FORENSIC I ' M ' I OFFICERS President Gordon Roe This is the gathering of those who like to talk so much that they even are willing to get up in front of others to do it. They attend several speech meets each year and usually walk off with a few honors. 51 I s OFFICERS President Jody Ketcham Vice-President Mary Louise Limmer Secretary Lou Birdwell Treasurer Patsy Ginn This is die club for those who feel at home south of the border. It is composed of students with a grade of 90 or above in Spanish, and its aim is to learn more about Spanish culture. li E K M C I L 11 B p s 1 « f E T OFFICERS President Bozo Eddins Vice-President Jerry Fuchs Secretary Helen Dobbins Treasurer Dawnia Cox This member club of the Texas Association of Germanic Students is active with everything from a Christmas party at the Mertzbach ' s to an assembly program in German. 52 I T E I I 1 T I I A L I H B OFFICERS President James Phares Vice-President Allan Thrower Secretary-Treasurer Sumie Okoga For the more cosmopolitan students who wish to expand their knowledge of other people, and the foreign students on the campus, the International Club has as its purpose the improvement of International relationships. This most comprehensive club on the campus lists members from the far corners of the world. 53 SCIENCE SON ETi OFFICERS President Johnny Powell Secretary-Treasurer Sally Starnes The Science Society is a rare collection of outstanding stu- dents in Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Math. Qualifica- tions for membership includes an 85 average gained by the scientific method. 54 P R E ■ N E D SOCIETY These aspirants of the M.D. degree have banded together to discuss the merits and demerits of the human frame. Super-repair men, they prepare to keep the products of the brain factory well oiled and in working order. OFFICERS President Charles Anderson Vice-President Jerry Fuchs Secretary Marilyn Peters hjL !I 1 PI DELTA E P S I L Mid? OFFICERS President Dave Robertson Vice-President Julian Lyles Secretary-Treasurer Londa West Looking into what to them is the wrong end of the camera are these S. U. journalists. Proficient newshounds, they have been accepted into Pi Delta Epsilon, National honorary journalism fraternity. 56 MEGAPHONE STAFF OFFICERS Editor Don Small Associate Editor Dawnia Cox News Editor Glenn Selander Editorial Assistant Peggy Huddleson . Social Editor Jodie Westmoreland Sports Editor Bob Parker Literary Editor Dan Carper Photographer Art Whitney Advertising Manager Londa West Circulation Manager Charles Rogers Columnists George Lewis, Lou Birdwell, George Holcombe, Bobby Lundgren, and Nancy Hamilton 57 SOUTHWESTERN MACHINE STAFF OFFICERS Editor Peggy Huddleson Associate Editor Dorothy Pike Feature Editor Gene Baker Art Editor John Vardiman Business Manager Londa West Photographer Art Whitney This is the staff that rolls out the campus mag. You ' ll find them everywhere, digging up stu- dent productions and feeling out student in- terests in order to put out a magazine to please everybody. 58 SOU ' HESTER STIFF This staffs duty is the publication of the year book. The staff is open to students interested in annual publication and willing to work a bit. OFFICERS Editor Joan Van Dresar Associate Editor Beth Harris Sports Editor Bob McCormick Class Editor Ben Head Organizations Editor . . Mary Frances Burleson Artist Charlotte LeVois Typist Liz Jonte Photographer Art Whitney 59 kIMM (III OFFICERS President Fred Kight Vice-President Charlie Hall Secretory Charlie Cavness Kappa Chi is the organization for life service students. It meets weekly for food, fun and discussion of subjects of interest to the members of the group. 60 klPM PHI OFFICERS President Shirley Oliver Vice-President Patricia Hoke Recording Secretary Helen Dodd Corresponding Secretary Evelyn Biegert Treasurer Nancy Williams Kappa Phi is the national sorority for Methodist women, dedicated to their purpose to make every Methodist woman in the university world today a leader in the church of tomorrow. They have made a place for themselves on the campus through service projects and worship opportunities. 61 S. HI COUNCIL OFFICERS President Charlie Hall Vice-President Carol Cavness Secretary Mary Curtner Treasurer Joe Hegar This is the all-important center of the religious life of a church school. A versatile body, their range of activities for the student body includes every- thing from vespers and morning watch to possum hunts. The council mem- bers are elected to their one-year terms by the student body. Each person in the student body is a member of the Student Christian Association. 62 LETTERMAN ' S ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Jimmy Cardwell Vice-President Randall Dilly Burke Treasurer George Thompson Secretary Raymond Watson Serzeant-at-Arms Bill Merritt These great big-umph-hairy-chested men proudly sport the golden S of Southwestern lettermen. Their talent lies in being able to manipulate a ball (basket, base or tennis) and themselves at the same time and give thrills and chills, and sometimes spills to the spectators. 63 HH It ill ' S ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Chairman Herb Rohloff Co-Chairman Fred Heacock Secretary • Dan Carper Chaplain Paul Hunt -j «, m m - -  ■ .... - •; ----- - - ' S ' ' ' . ' ' This is the youngest of Southwestern ' s multitudinous organiza- tions. It was formed this year, and has as its members the veterans enrolled in S.U. Their activities this year have been participation in intramural sports and assorted parties. Their sweetheart for the year is Miss Nancy Carter. 64 FUTURE TEACHERS k U II C I I T I II OFFICERS President . Peggy Huddleson Vice-President ..... Sonny Muckleroy Secretary Marilyn Colgrove Treasurer Ben Head In this, their second year on Southwestern ' s campus, the FTA has lead the way in spunk and vitality in their many activities. These are the trainees for future positions in the brain factories and meet monthly to exchange ideas on their common problems. HOME EUIOMIU CLUB OFFICERS President Mary Ann Lovell Vice-President Jeanette Causey Secretary Rose Nixon Treasurer Shirley Weimers These are the homebuilders of tomorrow, the ladies who know how to cook and sew. They have banded together to share their common in- terest in things domestic. 65 PENS OFFICERS President Mary Ann Kalmbach Vice-President Pat Turney Secretary Janice Daniels Treasurer J°dy Ketcham Reporter Peggy Huddleston These athletic lasses are the Physical Education majors. Among their many activities is the scheduling and supervision of all girl ' s intramural sports. 66 i;li w hi s OFFICERS President Pat Turney Vice-Presidents Jamie Edmundson Jennifer Johnson Secretary Ida Mary Rader Treasurer Barbara Coppin The entrance requirement into this exclusive organ- ization is at least five feet, seven inches of womanly frame. It is dedicated to fostering in its members beauty, poise, and pride in height. SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1 UPPELLA CHOIR First Soprano Nell Donaho Ellen Glover Anne Lewis Marilyn Miller Betty Ross Jeaninne Winn Second Soprano Lois Bartlett Kathleen Brantley Patricia Copeland Carol Humphrey Moselle Lankard Betty Taylor First Alto Aleida Lambert Mary Lou Limmer Carol Nelson Sally Starnes Second Alto Carol Cavness Dawnia Cox Janet Fagan Sylvia Sansom First Tenor Eugene Baker B. A. Justice Kenneth Lambert Rogene O ' Donnell Second Tenor George Lewis Russell Matthews David Robertson Gordon Roe Baritone Warner Dahlberg Harry Davis Richard Jackson James Robinson Wayne Zimmerman Bass Don Fagin David Hardy Bobby Lundgren Charles Rogers Carl Taylor 68 w o m e n r ii ii n is urn (ii tin SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY HID 70 71 -. f YV MOOD HILL Alt ' I SI IV ClliKML OFFICERS President Jerry Fuchs Floor Representatives Bill Merritt, Donald Black, Herb Rohloff, Larry Peters, Charlie Hall, Bob Parker The Council ' s purpose is to promote the general interests of the residents of Mood Hall, to establish a connecting link be- tween the Administration and the indi- vidual dormitory resident, and to help promote better living standards in Mood Hall. 72 5 i f 1 k. JP jfSS ,H ffe « ' I UURA KUHENDHL I III I SI I! V COUNCIL OFFICERS President Betty Jean Holmes Vice-President Mary Ann Lovell Secretary Catherine Morgan This group, under the leadership of Dean Ferguson, holds the disciplinary whip in the women ' s building. It is made up of seven members— the president of each of the social organizations and the president of Cardinal Key. 73 I in Pi II. ILL III c OFFICERS President Curtis Pickens Vice-President John Brigman Secretary Bill Engvall Treasurer Frank Eddins WOMEN ' S N HELLENIC These two bodies reg- ulate the cut - throat rush activities a n d make it a pleasant time for all concerned. ! I I M 74 IITIIF11TIIIITT CIDICIL 1 1 1 i t 1 ■ a fi i 1 OFFICERS President Curtis Pickens Vice-President John Brigman Secretory Bill Engvall Treasurer . Frank Bozo Eddins This group states as its purpose, To regulate various aspects of sorority and fraternity life. They work closely with the two Panhellenic councils in supervising and regulating rush in particular and all other activities in general. 75 ■■■■: .-■ Initiates: Dudley Bell, Martha Anne Blalock, Pat Copeland, Marjorie Cox, Nell Donaho, Helen Hair, Jennifer Johnson , Justine Johnson, Mary Louise Limmer, Rose Nixon, Marilyn Peters Hegar, DeLois Pres- cott, Billie Ruth Ross, Sally Staines, Phyllis Trimble, Joan Van Dresar, Nancy Williams. Pledges: Nancy Ashley, Pat Bogan, Mary Frances Burleson, Ann Clark, Candy Dickinson, Beth Harris, Liz Jonte, Charlotte Le Vois, Mary Evelyn Payne, Mary Reid, Carol Rogers, Carolyn Seay, Zoe Strickland, Betty Hamby, Betty Taylor, Sandra Thompson, Susie Trichel. ALPHA DELTA PI OFFICERS President B. J. Holmes Vice-President .... Nancy Hamilton Recording Secretary . Jody Ketcham Cor. Secretary Lou Birdwell Treasurer Sue Svler i ; ; 78 Initiates: Diane Harkrider, June Mcllhenny, Eloise McKin- ley, Joanne Miller, Frances Snood, Erma Lee Smith, Nancy Tipton, Billie Whitfield, Patsy Whitfield. Pledges: Cecila Andis, Mae Nell Cardwell, Alice Ann Cost- ley, Rhea Louise Gracey, Jane Griffis, Jeanne Howell, Shirley Pvron, Barbara Weideman, Tena Wood. DELTA DELTA DELTA OFFICERS President Catherine Morgan Vice-President . . . Jamie Edmonson Recording Secretary . Janice Daniel Cor. Secretory Marilyn Ford Treasurer Londa West Initiates: Elizabeth Atkins, Shirley Blackmore, Marilyn Cole- grove, Jackie Doyle, Perk Hoke, Sue Holt, Aleida Lambert, Gerry Morgan, Dorothy Pyke, Eleanor Sparks, Shirley Wiemers. Pledges: Jo Neita Adams, Anita Baker, Paula Foust, Carolyn Haupt, Barbara Jones, Mary Beth Lockhart, Jean McDougald, Jane Maxwell, Frances Medley, Nina Lou Moore, Scottie Vardiman, Jodie Westmoreland. DELTA ZETA OFFICERS President Mary Ann Kalmbach First Vice-President . . . Peggy Huddleston Second Vice-President Mary Ann Springer Treasurer Marilyn Miller Corresponding Secretary . . Helen Dobbins Recording Secretary Jeanette Causey 81 Initiates: Louise Bellview, Jeanne Elliott, Sarah Gilliland, Patsy Ginn, Merabeth Howland, Sara Beth King, Minnette London, Mary Marshall Higgins, Marilyn McNeill, Pat Turney, Shirley Williams, Gladys Ann Wisdom. Pledges: Gave Clemens, Jackie Davidson, Shirley Frazier, Gwen Gaydon, Moselle Lankard, Anne Lewis, Anne McKevitt, Frances McPherson, Becky Matt- hews, Emile Musgraves, Harriet Nicholas, Joan Norris, Ondree Odinot, Bertie Bogers, Jeanne Shinkle, Jeannine Winn. Z E T A Till UNA President Mary Ann Lovell Vice-President Shirley Oliver Secretary Mary Curtner Treasurer Elaine Taylor 83 i i K I I Initiates: Evelyn Beigert, Dawnia Cox, Helen Dodd, Janet Fagan, Dian Finley, Barbara Keene, Mary Louise Key, Ann Montgomery, Jeannette Morrison, Mar- gie Pool, Bunny Potter, Cynthia Robichaux, Mary Shirley, Maridel Youngblood. Pledges: Mary Beth Chambers, Bobbie Gill, Sue Godwin, Loretta Hicks, Dona Mayhew, Margaret Meldrum, Patsy Quested, Peggy Seay, Mary Joan Westmore- land, Merita Wood. phi m; OFFICERS President Rosemary Moreland Vice-President Barbara Coppin Secretary Pat Shirley Treasurer Barbara Chambers W Ik i Firsf Row;: Edna Allen, David Alveriz, Pam Arnold, Alton Barillier, Kathleen Brantley, Evelyn Bunk, Marvin Carson. Second Row: Richard Carr, Carol Cavness, Vera Cowart, James Dahlberg, Vera Belle Flowers, Andy Fowler, Gar- land Frazier, Pauline Garcia. Third Row: Lucien Harrison, Rosemary Holzapful, Carol Humphrey, Jerry Ingram, Richard Jackson, Anna Jane Jones, Elsi Kaneshiro. Fourth Row: Eleanor Keith, Milton Killebrew, Kenneth Lambert, George Lewis. Not Pictured: James Dahlberg I SOGPEKDH ' T 86 I 7 First Row. Reggie McDaniel, Sonya McKissick, Claude Mc- Lelland, Redora Massey, Jack Meyer, Shelly Mit- chell, Carol Nelson. Second Row. Liba Nicholson, Tommie Olson, Sumie Okoga, Peg- gy Powell, Shirley Pyron, Gordon Roe, Betts Ross. Third Row. Sylvia Sansom, Charles Shine, Bennie Steel, Carl Taylor, Kathy Taylor, Ann Truog, Don Willis. Fourth Row. Lucho Zalles. Not Pictured: Sonya McKissick, Shellev Mitchell, Liba Nicholson. ASSOCIATION 87 ♦ Mrs. Marilyn Peters Hegar KAPPA ALPHA ROSE 88 Initiates: Kenneth Garrett, Larry Korts, Al Worthy. Pledges: Robert Stevenson, Windle Taylor, Ronny Gahagan, Larry Jones. KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS President John Brigman Vice-President Ed Schwab Secretary Don Schuhmann Treasurer Joe Hegar 89 Miss Billie Ruth Ross KAPPA SIGMA DREAM GIRL 90 Initiates: Ed Burnett, Boyee Boren, Hank Carter, Bob Chap- man, Buddy Dolan, Freddy Freeman, Dick Hawk- ins, Julian Lyles, Joe San Miguel, Bill Merritt, Sonny Muckelroy, Paul Pope, Buddy Boss, Pat Smith, Robert Tanner, lames Williams. Pledges: James Armstrong, Don Black, Billy Cooke, Clar- ence Gilmore, Kenny Harris, Jack Herman, Larry Peters, Charles Ramsey, Joe Ben Turner, Sammy Weaver. kHM min OFFICERS Grand Master Bill Engvall Grand Procurator Tommy Beaver Grand Scribe Maynard Westlake Grand Treasurer Victor Manning 91 k c m I % | ,, ••-- , Miss Mary Ruth Birkelbach PI KAPPA ALPHA DREAM GIRL Initiates: Bob Aycock, Eugene Baker, Kenneth Brown, Bobo Buttery, Paul Garcia, Charles Hall, Ed Janac, Bob Lane, Frank Perry, Bill Boek, Louis Sommermeyer, Lloyd Tittle, Bill Wiemers. Pledges: Paul Barnett, Stanley Brossette, Brooks Collum, Bob Coyner, Ernest Crum, Ronny Gollberg, Ben Head, Jack Leighton, Pete Pruett, Van Earl Rae, Drew Sanders, Glenn Selander, Sam Sullivan, Dave Wylie. PI KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS President Bobby Lundgren Vice-President Curtis Pickens ( not pictured ) Secretary Victor Piatt Treasurer Rosene O ' Donnell 93 fl P . JP. ife 94 Initiates: Jack Albright, Gene Brack, Roger Butler, Jimmy Cardwell, Don Fagin, Jerry Don Farren, Alton Fogle, Jerry Fuchs, Bill Harlow, Malford Hierhol- zer, George Holcombe, Steve Hoffpauir, Fred Kight, Lionel King, Don Lilljedahl, Russell Matt- hews, Don Marrs, John Powell, David Robertson, Ed Silliman, Ray Dell Stephens, Branson Thurs- ton, George W. Thompson, Howie Watkins, Wayne Zimmerman. Pledges: Don Barron, Henry Hamil, Tommie Keepers, Windy Lester, Paul Medley, Jerry Moore, Lee Mc- Kague, Stanley Putnam, Windham Rider, Gayle Saffel, Charles Shine, Bill Simmons, Dickey Spinn, Skip Strickland, Socko Sutton, Raymond Watson, Bill Wetterman. PHI DELTA THEH OFFICERS President Bozo Eddins Vice-President Bill Glaze Secretary Ellsworth Peterson Treasurer Rodney Roberts 95 - .,-.-. „• r ■: - ; -«f , V- ■ I .iitj. • y r v . - -„., jSeKj ' ; . ' 1 m 8$ H ,„ ll S. .J FACULTY r ... i ■••• •   «,. ■ ■ WILLIAM C. FINCH President ____ 3l OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences HENRY EDWIN MEYER Dean of the School of Fine Arts JOHN VERNON BERGLUND Dean of Men RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Dean of Women MARY ELIZABETH FOX Director of Publicity and Ex-Students ' Association HOWARD A. LONG Director of Admissions GEORGE RICHARD RAWLEY Librarian PEARL A. NEAS Registrar Ml I SI (H OF HII M i I T I E S RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Professor of English SARI SCHIFFER Instructor of English CLAUD HOWARD Professor and Head of the Department of English and Journalism Chairman of the Division of Humanities ELIZARETH PLATT BEAVER Instructor of English DIVISION OF III II 111 TIES ROLAND ANGUS SPRINGER Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Speech and Drama MARGARET KOBER MERZBACH Visiting Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages JAY HAMILTON McCOY Assistant Professor, Foreign Languages 103 imsiH OF HI! M HI TIES JAMES CLARK HARES Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Religious Education HARVEY DAVID WATTS Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Religion and Church History EDMUND HOWARD STEELMAN Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Bishop Seth Ward Chair of Bible, University Chaplain JOHN VERNON RERGLUND Associate Professor of Religion and Church History 104 division of siciu sciences JUDSON SAMUEL CUSTER Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Education MYRON LAWSON WILLIAMS Professor and Head of the Department of Business Administration and Economics LUDWIG HERMAN MERZBACH Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics SARAH S. ZAJICEK Acting Assistant Professor of Education ELIZABETH RILEY LUNDBLAD Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Economics DIVISION OF MM III M I I IN LUTHER JACOB WAGGONER Associate Professor of History and Church History OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Professor and Head of the Department of Psychology GEORGE C. HESTER Professor and Head of the Department of History and Government, Chairman of the Division of Social Studies 106 FREDERICK ERNEST GAUPP Acting Associate Professor of History and Government DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES ESTHER MESSICK WEIR Acting Assistant Professor in Physical Education for Women « S?1, IRENE WHITESIDE DEUPREE Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Home Economics RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Director of Athletics; Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Education and Physical Training FRANK EDWARD LUKSA Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology 107 DIVISION OF UTIIRU SCIENCES BOB MARION BROWN Acting Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Physics GIB DEBUSK Teaching Fellow in Biology SHERMAN D. LESESNE Acting Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry; Chairman of the Division of Natural and Applied Science MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Chemistry JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY Professor of Chemistry EB CARL GIRVIN Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Biology RALPH WOOD JONES Director of the Bond and Orchestra; Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Woodwind, Brass, and Percussion Instruments THE SCHOOL OF F I K UTS WENDELL LINCOLN OSBORN Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Voice THOMAS CLAIRE DOUGLASS Associate Professor and Head of the Department of String Instruments 109 SCHOOL OF FIIE HTS f  Tv ' - JAMES FLOYD VALONE, JR. Acting Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Art JOHN DAVID RICHARDS Professor and Head of the Department of Music Education; Director of Southwestern University Choruses IOLA BOWDEN Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory CATHERINE SCORE Library Assistant MARGUERITE DOLAN Secretary to the Vice-President £2- GRACE WALKER Secretary, Office of Admissions ILSE PARTOS GAUPP Assistant Librarian and Director of the Bindery MARJORIE BEECH Assistant to the President ▼Wj CLYDE HOPKINS Auditor JOHN W. CARDWELL Assistant, Department of Publicity LOUISE ISCHY RADER Cashier 111 MARTHA DAVIS Dietitian and Supervisor of the University Commons LYDIA L. RIEKE, R.N. University Nurse ARMANDA HOOPER Matron, Mood Hall JUNIA McINTYRE Associate Matron, Laura Kuykendall Hall MARGARET TERRY WILLIAMS Associate Matron, Laura Kuykendall Hall ' ; MR. S. T. BURRUS Campus Engineer 112 SPORTS COACH R. M. MEDLEY . . . Director of Athletics; As- sociate Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Education and Physical Training and Head Basketball and Baseball Coach. BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD 114 Pirates 101 Pirates 59 Pirates 83 Pirates 58 Pirates 62 Pirates 61 Pirates 41 Pirates 84 Pirates 68 Pirates 49 Pi rates 50 Pirates 58 Pirates 65 Pirates 65 Pirates 65 Pirates 82 Pirates 108 Pirates 99 Pirates 77 Pirates 38 Pirates 56 Gray Air Force Base 68 Gary Air Force Base 75 James Connally Air Force Base .... 59 Sul Ross 84 Sul Ross 82 James Connally Air Force Base .... 62 St. Edwards 40 St. Mary ' s 66 Texas Lutheran 82 East Texas Baptist 55 Texas Wesleyan 53 Pan American 53 Arts and Industries 89 Arts and Industries 74 Texas Lutheran 62 Gary Air Force Base 99 Pan American 67 East Texas Baptist 80 St. Mary ' s 82 Texas Wesleyan 42 St. Edwards 63 JACKIE CHURCHILL Smithville, Texas Sophomore, One Year Letterman BILLY COOKE Rockdale, Texas Freshman WAYNE FRASER Brownsville, Texas Freshman JERRY INGRAM Waco, Texas Freshman 115 EDGAR JANAC Spring, Texas Sophomore 1H8 ' 3 ' ' $ JOE SAN MIGUEL Temple Texas Junior, One Year Letterman VAN EARL REA Killeen, Texas Freshman BUDDY SLEDGE Brownsville, Texas Senior, One Year Letterman 116 JOE BEN TURNER Marlin, Texas Freshman, T SAMMY WEAVER Corpus Christi, Texas Freshman MAYNARD WESTLAKE Temple, Texas Senior, One Year Letterman 117 THE PI RATE BASKETBALL SQUAD Kneeling: Jackie Churchill, Sammy Weaver, Joe San Miguel, Billy Cooke, Joe Ben Turner. Standing: Maynard Westlake, Jerry Ingram, Wayne Fraser, Bill Merritt, Van Earl Rea, Buddy Sledge, Edgar Janac. 118 MEI ' S IITRi Mil RILS FOOT BILL CHI MPS PHI DELTA THETA First Row: Jack Albright, Russell Matthews, Malford Hier- holzer. Second Row. Gene Brack, Jimmy Cardwell, Lionel King, Winston Lester, Rodney Roberts. Third Row. G. W. Thompson, George Holcombe, Bill Wetterman, Frank Eddins, Jerry Fuchs, Jerry Moore. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Phi Delta Theta 14 Pi Kappa Alpha 44 Pi Kappa Alpha 13 Phi Delta Theta 26 Kappa Sigma 32 Phi Delta Theta 25 Phi Delta Theta 14 Independent 7 Independent 35 Kappa Sigma 7 Kappa Sigma Kappa Alpha Independent Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Independent Pi Kappa Alpha 6 Kappa Sigma 6 Kappa Alpha 6 Pi Kappa Alpha 6 119 MEN ' S IKTN MURAL FOOTBALL PI KAPPA ALPHA First Row: Rogene O ' Donnell, Bob Aycock, Edgar Janac, Bobby Lundgren. Second Row: Bob McCormick, Bill Wiemers, Jack Leighton. KAPPA SIGMA First Row: Julian Lyles, Jacsk Herman, Maynard Westlake, Royce Boren. Second Row: Bill Merritt, Jimmy Armstrong, Larry Peters, Dick Hawkins. MEN ' S IITM MllRU FOOTBALL INDEPENDENTS First Roio: B. A. Justice, Marvin Carson, Raymond Watson, Richard Carr. Second Row. Dudley Farr, Don Willis, Boh Johnson, Brooks Collum. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL ALL-STARS Ends: BUDDY SLEDGE, Pi Kappa Alpha; WINSTON LESTER, Phi Delta Theta. Guard: CHARLES HALL, Pi Kappa Alpha. C CYltCY JERRY FUCHS, Phi Delta Theta. Bciclcs ' JIMMY CARDWELL, Phi Delta Theta; JACKIE CHURCHILL, Pi Kappa Alpha; ROYCE BOREN, Kappa Sigma; DILLY BURKE, Inde- pendents. 121 WO MEN ' S INTRA MIJRH SPORTS DELTA ZETA WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Front Row: Jane Maxwell, Shirley Blackmore, Mary Ann Kalm- bach. Second Row: Francis Medley, Peggy Huddleston, Jeannie Mc- Dougal, Marilyn Colegrove. 122 INTRA MURAL Mi PS HOTS Phis vs. Pikes Sigs vs. Barbs Pikes vs. Phis 123 HI ' S IIT11 IUIIL USEETIiLL CI1IPIII8 KAPPA SIGMA First Row. Julian Lyles, Charles Ramsey, Bill Engvall, Maynard Westlake. Second Roiv. Buddy Ross, Paul Pope, Dick Hawkins, Jimmy Armstrong, Buddy Dolan. -M 124 MEN ' S INTRA MURAL BiS KETBiLL PI KAPPA ALPHA B. Lundgren E. Crum B. Collum B. Zermino D. Wylie P. Barnett ' ' ? ' ' • ' ■ ■ ' .Offal PHI DELTA THETA J. Albright B. Harlowe J. Fuchs D. Lilljedahl F. Eddins ME iTS INTRA MURAL BASKETBALL V nf THE VETERANS Front Row: Herbert Rohloff, Roy Manning, Henry Hammell. Second Row: Fred Heacock, Billy Joe Hammond, Paul Hunt, Bob Ross. The Veterans is a new organization that entered the sports spotlight on the South- western campus this year. They came equipped with the determination to win, and are fired with enthusiasm. With the vitality and drive that they have shown this year, they pose a threat to the other teams in intramural sports on this campus. 126- CHEERLEADERS Paul Medley, Merabeth Howland, Brooks Collum, Pat Quested, Stanley Brossette, Sue Godwin Here we see the new S.U. swimming pool under construction. We are looking forward to many enjoyable hours in the pool when it is completed. 127 PI BITE ItHEIIUL TEA I! ,.• • ,-i ;.. •- j . I •  : ' - --iaP -v ' % d-l t. Marvin Carson, Sammy Weaver, Jackie Churchill, Jim Armstrong, Billy Langford, Dickie Spinn, Billy Polk. Second Row. Jerry Moore, Windham Rider, Randall Burke, Julian Lyles, Raymond Watson, Joe San Miguel, Jack Herman, Bob Johnson. Third Row: Charles Shine, Wayne Fraser, Jerry Ingram, Jerry Hugh Bateman, Bob Parker, Bill Merritt, Royce Boren Ingham. 128 JIM ARMSTRONG First Base Longview, Texas HUGH RATEMAN Catcher Waco, Texas tins ' ROYCE ROREN Pitcher Relton, Texas u RANDALL RURKE Right Field Trinity, Texas : MARVIN CARSON Center Field Liberty Hill, Texas JACKIE CHURCHILL Short Stop Smithville, Texas WAYNE FRASER Pitcher Brownsville, Texas JACK HERMAN Pitcher Skokie, Illinois (P JERRY INGRAM Left Field Waco, Texas IRP BOB JOHNSON Pitcher Round Rock, Texas — rr 3; BILLY LANGFORD First Base Killeen, Texas BILL MERRITT Center Field Waco, Texas i JOE SAN MIGUEL Pitcher Temple, Texas 130 JERRY MOORE Catcher Tomball, Texas BOB PARKER Pitcher Corpus Christi, Texas 1 BILLY POLK Third Base Bartlett, Texas WINDHAM RIDER Left Field Tomball, Texas Hrlft DICKIE SPINN RAYMOND WATSON SAMMY WEAVER Pitcher Catcher Second Base Brenham, Texas Tomball, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas 131 Hill Merritt tries a hook shot. ' • ■ ' All eves on the ball 132 CLASSES tiJHrw ME 1 3fcJ ' £ V is V Sfete; ; i 134 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Bill Engvall Vice-President Rogene O ' Donnell Secretary Mary Ann Kalmbach ROBERT AYCOCK Austin, Texas Major: JACK ALBRIGHT Marshall, Texas Major: Christian Education ABRAHIM ALI BA ' BAA Tulkarm, Jordan Major: Economics CALVIN BECKENDORF Brenham, Texas Major: Bible KATHLEEN BRANTLEY San Antonio, Texas Major: Christian Education JOHN BRIGMAN Uvalde, Texas Major: Business Administration 135 ROBERT BRILES Milford, Texas Major: Sociology GENE BRACK San Antonio, Texas Major: Education X EVELYNN BUNK New Gulf, Texas Major: Elementary Education V RANDALL BURKE Trinity, Texas Major: Physical Education J JAMES CARDWELL Junction, Texas Major: Chemistry 136 RUTH CAUSEY Eagle Lake, Texas Major: Home Economics HI HYUN CHAI Pusan, Korea Major: PATRICIA COPELAND San Antonio, Texas Major: Christian Education JANICE DANIEL Dallas, Texas Major: Physical Education HARRY DAVIS San Antonio, Texas Major: Sociology MONROE DEES Rogers, Texas Major: Physical Education Major: Math iiSl. i JAMIE EDMONSON Ray City, Texas Major: 137 WILLIAM ENGVALL Georgetown, Texas Major: Chemistry JANET ELAINE FAGAN Houston, Texas Major: MARILYN FORD Mexia, Texas Major: Elementary Education ' V I  . ■ t ; ;•;«•: « -«•: : ;: . : KENNETH GARRETT Uvalde, Texas Major: Music Education WILLIAM GLAZE Dallas, Texas Major: Chemistry 138 GEORGE GRIMES San Antonio, Texas Major: Bible HELEN HAIR La Porte, Texas Major: Elementary Education CHARLES HALL Huntsville, Texas Major: NANCY RUTH HAMILTON Tyler, Texas Major: Sociology BARBARA HART Corpus Christi, Texas Major: Christian Education DIANE HARKRIDER Harlingen, Texas Major: SARA BETH HAWKINS Georgetown, Texas Major: Chemistry Major: Biology 139 GEORGE HOLCOMBE South Houston, Texas Major: Sociology EDGAR JANIC Spring, Texas Major: Physical Education MARY ANN KALMBACH Terrell, Texas Major: Sociology 140 BETTY JEAN HOLMES Beaumont, Texas Major: Chemistry ROMA JOHNSON Austin, Texas Major: Sociology JODY KETCHAM Santa Rosa, Texas Major: English FRED KNIGHT Austin, Texas Major: English MARY LOUISE LIMMER Bartlett, Texas Major: History Major: Government ROBERT LUNDGREN Elgin, Texas Major: History ELOISE McKINLEY Orange, Texas Major: Elementary Education CLAUDE McLELLAND Houston, Texas Major: Chemistry WILLIAM MERRITT Waco, Texas Major: Physical Education 141 ROSEMARY MORELAND Houston, Texas Major: Elementary Education y V CATHERINE MORGAN Orange, Texas Major: Elementary Education ROGENE O ' DONNELL Terrell, Texas Major: Business Administration SUMIE OKOGA Aiea, Oahu, Hawaii Major: FRANKLIN PERRY, II El Campo, Texas Major: History 142 ELLSWORTH PETERSON Georgetown, Texas Major: Piano JOHN POWELL New Braunfels, Texas Major: Chemistry DAVID ROBERTSON Weslaco, Texas Major: Sociology Major: Christian Education JAMES ROBINSON, JR. Victoria, Texas Major: Speech Major: Drama BILLIE RUTH ROSS Mercedes, Texas Major: Elementary Education DONALD SCHUMANN Giddings, Texas Major: Economics SUE SYLER Newton, Texas Major: History Major: Government 143 GEORGE VV. THOMPSON, JR. Devine, Texas Major: Business Administration ANN TRUOG Corpus Christi, Texas Major: Christian Education MAYNARD WESTLAKE Temple, Texas Major: Business Administration 144 PHYLLIS TRIMBLE Houston, Texas Major: Education PATRICIA TURNEY Houston, Texas Major: JAMYE WHATLEY Odem, Texas Major: Music Education Major: Piano WILLIAM WIEMERS Fredericksburg, Texas Major: Sociology ERLYTA WILSON Kingsville, Texas Major: Christian Education MARIDEL YOUNGBLOOD Beaumont, Texas Major: Music Education EMIKO FUJIMOTO Fukuokashi, Japan Graduate KHALID BA ' BAA Tulkarm, Jordan Graduate SUNG SOON SONG Seoul, Korea Graduate 145 -- -! ;: Mi f WM y ; , ■■ ' i  $ r v : ; | If L,., ,,.. . .,,; - i I mm , ...t ,! EUGENE BAKER Robstown, Texas THOMAS BEAVER New Holland, Illinois EDGAR BARNETT Belton, Texas DUDLEY BELL Houston, Texas MARTHA ANNE BLALOCK Mission, Texas MARJORIE COX San Antonio, Texas BROOKS COLLUM Springfield, Colorado HELEN DOBBINS San Antonio, Texas VERA MAE COWART Rusk, Texas 147 MRS. DOROTHY FAY GIBBS GATTIS Georgetown, Texas LUCIEN HARRISON San Juan, Texas JERRY FUCHS Mena, Arkansas CUSS OF FRANK EDDINS Georgetown, Texas DICK HAWKINS Georgetown, Texas JOE HEGAR Houston, Texas SUE HOLT Houston, Texas 148 MARY MARSHALL HIGGINS Ysleta, Texas PEGGY HUDDLESTON Austin, Texas FIFTY-SI X JENNIFER JOHNSON Houston, Texas BOB JOHNSON Round Rock, Texas KENNETH LAMBERT Houston, Texas TONG HO LEE Pusan, Korea BOB McCORMICK Dallas, Texas DON LILLJEDAHL Ireland, Texas JACK LEIGHTON Houston, Texas -J fc j?PV% ,i JULIAN LYLES Austin, Texas GEORGE LEWIS Bellaire, Texas 149 JUNE McILHENNY San Antonio, Texas TENNIE LOUISE MARLIN Waco, Texas JOANNE MILLER Orange, Texas MARILYN MILLER Berkeley, California r EARL McINTYRE Brenham, Texas CLASS OF MERILYN McNeill Mathis; Texas SHIRLEY OLIVER Fort Worth, Texas GERRY MORGAN Houston, Texas VICTOR PLATT San Antonio, Texas 150 FIFTY-SI X PATSY QUESTED Galveston, Texas HERB ROHLOFF Houston, Texas RODNEY ROBERTS El Paso, Texas BOB ROSS Nicholson, Pa. (5i 4 ; ' I JOE SAN MIGUEL Temple, Texas MARY ANN SPRINGER Georgetown, Texas LEWIS SOMMERMEYER Houston, Texas ERMA LEE SMITH Dallas, Texas PAT SHIRLEY Anahuac, Texas 151 ELAINE TAYLOR Houston, Texas RAYMOND WATSON Tomball, Texas RAY DELL STEPHENS Devine, Texas BOB STEPHENS Madisonville, Texas LONDA JEAN WEST Beeville, Texas JODIE WESTMORELAND Houston, Texas 152 SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Houston, Texas HESTER MARY ZEAGLER New Willard, Texas 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President , Steve Hoffpauir Vice-President Bob Johnson Secretary Mary Curtner 153 EDNA ALLEN Bellaire, Texas ELIZABETH ATKINS Odessa, Texas EVANGELINE BARRERA Texas City, Texas LOIS JANE BARTLETT San Antonio, Texas mss of LOU BIRDWELL Beaumont, Texas DONALD BLACK Cleveland, Texas SHIRLEY BLACKMORE Georgetown, Texas WAYNE BOONE Refugio, Texas ANN BROWN Karnes City, Texas MARVIN CARSON Liberty Hill, Texas CAROL CAVNESS Austin, Texas 154 JACKIE CHURCHILL Smithville, Texas MARILYN COLEGROVE Lake Jackson, Texas NELL DONAHO Corpus Christi, Texas JACKIE FAY DOYLE Fort Worth, Texas EBBIE DUDLEY Groveton, Texas JEANNE ELLIOTT La Tuna, Texas DON FAGIN Dallas, Texas FIFTY-SEVEN ALTON FOGLE Killeen, Texas ANDY FOWLER Killeen, Texas SARAH GILLILAND San Antonio, Texas CLARENCE GILMORE Paris, Texas w. 155 PATSY GINN Houston, Texas BILL HARLOW Killeen, Texas BEN HEAD Quitman, Louisiana TERRY HENDRIX Palestine, Texas mss of PAT HESTER McAllen, Texas STEVE HOFFPAUIR Houston, Texas PERK HOKE Houston, Texas !fc; ROSEMARY HOLZAPFEL Victoria, Texas DICK JACKSON Donelson, Tennessee JERRY JOHNSON Houston, Texas JUSTINE JOHNSON Tyler, Texas 156 B. A. JUSTICE San Antonio, Texas ELSIE KANESHIRO Aiea, Oahu, Hawaii MARY LOUISE KEY Texas City, Texas LIONEL KING Bryan, Texas SARA BETH KING Ranger, Texas ALEIDA LAMBERT McAllen, Texas MINNETTE LONDON San Antonio, Texas FIFTY-HHS RUSSEL MATTHEWS Galena Park, Texas SONNY MUCKELROY Lake Jackson, Texas CAROL NELSON Tyler, Texas ROSE NIXON Corpus Christi, Texas 157 .-J Bt Jh ■ m % - - VH| i « - i 1 4HHHB a ■■ ■ . CHIN HEE PAIK Seoul, Korea BOB PARKER Corpus Christi, Texas MARILYN PETERS Houston, Texas JIMMY PHARES Brownsville, Texas C L i S S OF BILL POLK Bartlett, Texas PAUL POPE Hondo, Texas DE LOIS PRESCOTT Houston, Texas DOROTHY PYKE Houston, Texas CYNTHIA ROBICHAUX Beaumont, Texas GORDON ROE Kingsville, Texas CHARLES ROGERS San Antonio, Texas 158 BUDDY ROSS Mercedes, Texas SYLVIA SANSOM Uvalde, Texas CHARLES SHINE Beaumont, Texas MARY SHIRLEY Anahuac, Texas FIFTY-SEVEN FRANCES SNOAD Lake Jackson, Texas LUCY SONG Kowloon, Hong Kong ELEANOR SPARKS Rufugio, Texas SALLY STARNES Taylor, Texas FRANKLIN SUN Kowloon, Hong Kong BOB TANNER Port Arthur, Texas CARL TAYLOR Austin, Texas ALLEN THROWER Austin, Texas 159  V: v.V. ft BRANSON THURSTON El Paso, Texas JOSEPH TUNG Hong Kong JOAN VAN DRESAR Pharr, Texas JOHN VARDIMAN Killeen, Texas BILLIE WHITFIELD Taft, Texas PATSY WHITFIELD Taft, Texas ART WHITNEY Poughkeepsie, New York SHIRLEY WIEMERS San Antonio, Texas NANCY WILLIAMS Coleman, Texas DON WILLIS Port Arthur, Texas GLADYS WISDOM Georgetown, Texas BENNIE ZERMENO Houston, Texas 1 ,; FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Paul Medley Vice-President Anne Lewis Secretary Peggy Wurzbach 161 Pamela Arnold Nancy Ashley Ellen Bailey Anita Baker Jo Neita Adams George Raymond Allen David Alvirez Cecilia Andis James Thomas Armstrong Lowell Blair Beverly Baker Kenneth Ballard Alton Barillier Evelyn Biegert Charles Bird Patricia Bogan La Moyne Boren Tommy Blackstock May Nell Cardwell Richard Carr Mary Alice Can- Mary Margaret Carr Stanley Brossette Lawrence Burke Mary Frances Burleson 162 Mary Beth Chambers Ann Clark Gave Clemmens Robert Coleman Billy Cooke Alice Anne Costle Ernest Crnm Richard Crump Warner Dahlberg Paula Foust Jacquelyn Davidson Sue Davis Candv Dickinson Wayne Fraser Garland Frazier DeLores Elliott-Murphv Dudley Fan- Shirley Frazier Nancy Furlow Ronny Gahagan Vera Flowers Billy Gibbs Barbara Gill Frank Gillespie Ellen Glover i 163 Ronnie Gollberg Mina Gomez Martha Ann Goss Rhea Louise Gracey Pauline Garcia A Jane Griffis Bill Hammond Ken Harris Beth Harris Carol Haupt Shirley Hausenfluck Jack Herman Loretta Hicks Shirley Hitchcock Paul Hunt Jerry Ingram Keith Johnson Anna Jones Frances Ann Holubec Barbara Jones ones Larry Jc Liz Jonte Tommie Keepers Elinor Keith a X j Carol Humphrey Ij 164 Wilma Kidd Milton Killebrew Bill Langford Moselle Lankard Winston Lester Charlotte LeVois Anne Lewis Bobbie Lilljedahl Robert Lowther Ann Massey Reggie McDaniel Jean McDougald Lee McKague Becky Matthews Jane Maxwell Ann McKivett Frances McPherson Dona Mayhew Frances Medley Paul Medley Ray Mang Margaret Meldrum Shelley Mitchell Nina Lou Moore Jerry Moore 165 •§5 N i V F 1 V ■- F • T1 JF • W k Kpsi | • mjh a ' I MHhHI • iV ' ' ' y. . ' . ..-.■.,-- .„Ji .,S ' - ' ' Joan Norris Ondree Odinot Tommie Olson Peggy Parrish Pam Morehead Emile Musgraves Jack Myers Harriett Nicholas Liba Nicholson Jeanine Ramey Mary Evelyn Payne Larry Peters Peggy Powell Stanley Putnam Larry Pyle Pepe Ramon Van Earle Rea Shirley Pvron Bertie Rogers Carol Rogers Evelyn Roos Betty Ross Mayy Reid Sonya Reynolds Windham Rider 166 Norman Rylander Gayle Saffle Drew Sanders John Schreiber Carolyn Seay Don Sedberry Glenn Selander Jeanne Shinkle Bill Simmons Bob Stevenson Leven Smith Bill Smith Pearl Song Don Stigman Jim Strickland Sylvia Sparks Dickey Spinn Skip Strickland Zoe Strickland Fred Sullivan Socko Sutton Peggy Tatum Kathy Taylor Betty Taylor 167 i Joe Ben Turner Scottie Vardiman Sarah Watson Sammie Weaver Windle Taylor Sandra Thompson Gilbert Tilden Suzie Trichel Sammy Tull Mary Joan Westmoreland Bill Wetterman Barbara Wiedeman Charles Wiemers Jeannine Winn Tina Wood Peggy Wurzbach Mary Beth Lockhart 1 168