Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1957 volume:

 T WLtf • % « ' V- : «je % r w .4, . 4 - 1 3 '  . - ! I : - y . if — ... ' • ?; Sm ■ L9HH ■ - mam mm |L |m| I I  p p(1 |i : %j- r - i Jib Jfe A2 — p , •: 1% ■ : 4r 4Mb E m , ■ ,,, ■ : ? ? 1956-57 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY GEORGETOWN, TEXAS Texas ' Oldest University Stanley Brossette, Editor Dedication The 1956-1957 Sou ' wester is dedicated to Dean O. A. Ullrich, who has given many years to the betterment of Southwestern, the institu- tion he loves so dearly. memoriam Our friend, Raymond Crow of Alice, Texas, was taken from us on November 13, 1956, as the result of an automobile accident. His easy-going nature, and good humor will always be a good lesson in how we should live. The buildings on these two pages are symbols of Southwestern life The Ad Building, built in 1900, stands for the strength, for the tradition we hold so high, and the academic achievement of which we are so proud. Administration Building Lois Peris Chape The Chapel represents the progress Southwestern has made in this changing world under dynamic lead- ership. But even more important, it symbolizes the blending of academic life with religious teachings. It is the mixture of these two that makes Southwestern University a great place at which to be. .Xe Cody memorial Library ?WI ■ Wii ' ' s rr t . .. . ■  f h; m s? v 5£«trt :- •. •■■ ' N ' , . 4 A l ,)- • ' ' « .« jjji£ ' -!■■■■■. . ■fttrnwniMTWiWi — -MMJ ' Laura Huyhendall Hall for UJomen Ruter Dormitory for men iai .■.. ' .!.: ■ ' ,$ i « ?«i l • - „ —-- .vSSSSSSMiiWWWi im West .•, ' •■;■■ ' :.■.; 10 Kyle White Religious Activities Center r 11 Home Economics Building ident ' s Home Everything happens in the These girls are as well known as Dr. Finch and Miss Neas. Miz Gus and Frances. The third, Evelyn, was ill when pictures were taken. M Though this is the last year for the Tavern, as such, it will always live in the hearts of those who spent many happy hours there. Next year it will be in the wonderful new student union building, but this old white building will be as much a part of our memories as senior day and San Gabriel Park. 4 o ' clock no letter today. V ; ' ■ -. !• ■ . -. r 1 K ' . ' ■ ' ■ ' C • ' ' ■:■ ' • t • f ' : , ' . ' ,■ , . ' • 1 %::?■ :.;:; -- : |f , ' v :W-i: :.S . : :::.: § ftiK pi§ SoSI .... and Skinny, grandi man of Southwestern; as important as the Ad Build- ing. Ann and Nan Baugh, Tri Delts Sweet Sue Godwin, Phi Mu Mary Beth McKinney, Tri Delt The four girls of the issue of the Southwestern Maga- zine. Miss Neas announces the Tri Delts are on top in scholarship for the Fall Semester. Kay Dean, ADPi Begistration for Weekend at College. Winners of the National Methodist Scholarships: Atkinson, Nagel, Collum, Lindloff, Switzer (he didn ' t win anything!) and Cox. On the left, you see pictured the world-famous Boston Sym- phony chorale group. Starting on the back row at the left, we have Sophia Sludge, Antimony Grunch, Nilda Nox, and on the front row, Alphia Allen, and Selma Schninkle. ' The sixth mem- ber of their group has passed on, and they have made a hit recording about this loved one, Euline Kosnorowsky. Here is the story behind Has Anybody Seen My Euline . One day Euline didn ' t show up for football practice. People looked everywhere. The news scorched the wires. Famous Euline was gone. No one was free from suspicion, not even Skinny. Plans were laid for finding Euline i m m o - X . Everything was in a state of confusion. A reward was offered. a victim And so ends the story of Euline. Have you seen my Euline, My little darlin ' butter bean, She had ' hair, and it did sheen, Just like a bug on a bean, She ain ' t mean, she ' s real clean, Have you seen, My Euline? 17 PER (lBLITIf 20 Anne Lewis Miss Southwestern Each year the faculty nominates and the students elect one girl to be Miss Southwestern. This girl must exceed in every aspect of Southwestern life; academically, socially, and religiously. Anne is the ideal of these three, and she possesses a charm so great and a beauty so natural, that she indeed is the perfect picture of South- western and American womanhood. 21 Patricia Ann Whitfield Elsie Aldko Kaneshiro .22 Lois Jane Bartlett Patricia Ann Hoke 23 24 Kay Dean All School Beauty A group of three beauty experts, a professional model, a glamor photographer, and a fashion coordinator, picked Kay from a field of 24 girls as the prettiest girl at Southwestern. . The Beauty Review is sponsored annually by the Sou ' wester. Each sorority and the Independent Girls select four girls from their group. They are judged in school clothes and in formal attire. The most beautiful is picked, and one girl from each organiza- tion as the most beautiful of that group. 25 Rose Nixon Alpha Delta Pi Beauty 26 Kay Dean ; i ; - ; ! Carolyn Knippa Delta Delta Delta Beauty 28 T r i D e 1 t N o m i n e e s Linda Allen Mary Beth McKinney Janice Fleming 29 30 Carmen Coleman Delta Zeta Beauty Gayle Haden Gayle Robinson 31 Deana Williamson Phi Mu Beauty 32 Phi Mu Nominees Maynel Tatum Nancy Furlow 33 Diane Bobbitt Zeta Tau Alpha Beauty 34 Jeannine Winn Paula Watson Carol Blackstone Diane Bobbitt Z T A Nominees 36 Sylvia Ezer Independent Beauty Sylvia Ezer Joan Atchison Independent Nominees Doris Moore Janet Tewes John Vardiman Patricia Perk Hoke ' s UIHO in American Universities and Colleges Anne Lewis Bob Johnson 38 Patsy Ginn Williams Patsy Whitfield These twelve seniors, picked by a secret faculty com- mittee, represent the picture of college success. To be in Who ' s Who, one must be active in all aspects of campus life, rate high scholastically, and have that spark of leadership which makes them truly outstand- ing. ij S 39 s Gordon Roe Cecil Ghormley Don Willis Lois Bartlett 40 Bettie Hamby Basketball Sweetheart 41 42 y (hoc (Ugly Man on Campus) Jackie Churchill Picked from a field of excellently qualified nominees at a penny a vote, Jackie is the best quali- fied office holder at S. U. Pirate yell Leaders Bettie Hamby, Butch Winters, Sue Godwin, Stanley Brossette— Head Yell Leader, Kay Dean, Pat Johnson. Altern- ates, not shown, Wayne Fraser, Dusty Mackan. 43 Zoe Strickland Mr H 1U Stanley Brossette Bob Coyner 44 Jeannine Winn Glenn Selander _ 45 i ¥ •-,. :. € F 8 ,; . . ' .. i ! John Vardiman, Vice-President Dorothy Zia, Secretary-Treasurer Bob Johnson, President Student Body Officers 48 Student Senate Bob Johnson — Chairman Freshmen Senators — Pat Johnson, Nan Kennedy, Morris Loden Sophomore Senators — Jimmy Holland, Ann Melugin, Al Munson, Chuck Merrill Junior Senators - Stanley Brossette, Bob Coyner, Charlotte LeVois, Jerry Fewell, Francis Medley Senior Senators - Bob Johnson, John Vardiman, Dorothy Zia, Cecil Ghormley, Don Fagin, Anne Lewis Faculty Sponsors — Dr. Frank Luksa, Beverend David Switzer Seated — Chuck Merrill, Bob Coyner, Stanley Brossette, Francis Medley, John Vardiman, Dorothy Zia, Cecil Ghorm- ley, Anne Lewis, Bob Johnson Standing — Ann Melugin, Al Munson, Jimmy Holland, Pat Johnson, Nan Kennedy, Beverend David Switzer John Vardiman — Chairman Seated - Jimmy Holland, Ann Melugin, Jane Griffis, Peggy Wurzbach, Mary Lou Mason, Zoe Strickland, Margie Scott, Maynel Tatum, Patricia Hoke, Chuck Merrill Standing — Jerry Williams, John Vardiman, Al Munson, Bill Moore, Reggie McDaniel, Don Fagin, Joe Wilson, Bob Coyner, Joe Knauth Not Pictured — Patti Whigham V ' Si - A Jm T t - m If , jfiP tk u : ■--  ws. 1 N Student Christian Association Council President — Bob Coyner, Vice-President — Charlie Rogers, Secretary — Zoe Strickland, Treasurer — Jeannine Winn, Social Chairman — Francis Medley Francis Medley, Chuck Merrill, Mary Louise Key, Gordon Roe, James Elbert, Jerry Williams, Pauline Garcia, Elinor Keith, Jeannine Winn, Jane Griffis, Charlie Rogers, Jerry Williams, Beverly Stoy, Zoe Strickland, Bob Coyner Not Pictured — Cecil Ghormley, Lucho Zalles, Judy Baker SbP J rugrv !• Cardinal Key President — Patricia Hoke Vice President — Patsy Whitfield Secretary — Anne Lewis Treasurer — Billie Ross Faculty Sponsor — Dean Smith ! Marilyn Colegrove, Anne Lewis, Peggy Wurzbach, Patricia Hoke, Lois Bartlett, Patsy Whitfield, Shelley Mitchell, Mary Shirley, Carol Walker, not shown: Billie Ross, Patsy Ginn Williams, new initiates not shown: Nancy Ashley, Evelyn Biegert, Barbara Jones, Charlotte LeVois, Frances Medley, Carol Nelson, Bertie Rogers, Zoe Strickland. 52 Blue Key Faculty Sponsor — John Berglund President — Don Willis Vice President — Don Fagin Corresponding Secretary — Bob Ross Recording Secretary — John Vardiman Seated: Bob Ross, Branson Thurston, Charles Rogers, Gordon Roe, Don Willis, Dean Berglund, Marion Lawler, standing: John Vardiman, Andy Fowler, Cecil Ghormley, Gene Lindsey, Reggie McDaniel, Bob Johnson, Bob Coyner, not shown: Bill Goodloe, Don Fagin, Bob Walker, Ken Newcomer. 53 Pi Delta fpsilon Grand Councilor — Pearl Alma Neas President — Watt Winn Vice President — Glenn Selander Secretary-Historian — Tena Wood Seated: Janell Farris, Frances Medley, Ruth Morgan Ferguson, Charlotte LeVois. Standing: Stanley Brossette, Lois Billbrough, Watt Winn, Glenn Selander, Pearl Neas, Mary Elizabeth Fox, Tena Wood. Not pictured: Ann Reinhardt. 54 Pi fpsilon Delta Al Viola, Barbara Jones, Marilyn Colegrove, Carl Taylor, not shown: Gene Lindsey, Drexel Riley, Warner Dahl- berg, Dr. Angus Springer, sponsor. Sigma Phi Alpha President-Gordon Roe; Vice President - Margie Sledge; Secretary Treasurer - Lucy Song, Patsy Whitfield Aleida Lambert, Shelley Mitchell, Margie Sledge, Gordon Roe. 8 Y vvnimeia ' meia 55 Pi Gamma fTlu Faculty Sponsor — Pearl Neas President — Bob Johnson Vice President — Elizabeth Atkins Sec.-Treas. — Carol Nelson Faculty Members - John Berglund, Irene Deupree, William Finch, Mary Elizabeth Fox, Frederick Gaupp, George Hester, Frank Luksa, Elizabeth Lundblad, R. M. Medley, L. H. Merzbach, John Score, Angus Springer, E. H. Steel- man, David Switzer, O. A. Ulrich, L. J. Waggoner, Harvey Watts, M. L. Williams. Front Row — Patsy Ginn Williams, Elizabeth Atkins, Pearl Neas, Bob Johnson, Carol Nelson, Frances Medley. Back Row — Bertie Rogers, Don Fagin, Dorothy Pyke, Nancy Williams. Not Pictured — Earl Mclntyre, Caroline Patrick. 56 President — John Vardiman Vice President — Patsy Ginn Williams Secretary-Treasurer — Lois Jane Bartlett Seated: Anne Lewis, Carol Rogers, Nancy Ashley, Mary Frances Burleson, Mary Alice Carr, Ruth Ocera, Patsy Ginn Williams, standing: Gordon Roe, Lee McKague, Branson Thurston, Jane Griffis, Shelley Mitchell, Elizabeth Atkins, Bob Ross, John Vardiman, not shown: David Alvirez, Lois Jane Bartlett, Wayne Bradford, Lavon Fields, Bill Good- loe, George Hardy, Kenneth Harris, Patricia Hoke, James Holland, Frances Holubec, Anna Jane Jones, Charlotte LeVois, Fanny Lou Mainer, Ann Melugin, Bill Moore, Carol Nelson, Marjorie Sledge, Lucy Song, Robert Walker, Reggie McDaniel, Scottie Harris Sou ' wester Rose Nixon, Syleta Rogers, Janell Farris, Diane Davenport, Eve Porter, Chickie Dillard, Jo Ann Irving, Molly Howell, Nan Kennedy, Liberty King, Lois Billbrough, Ralph Shuffler, Glenn Selander, Jim Armsworth, Paul Primm, Stanley Brossette, Annie Laura Mason. Editor — Stanley Brossette Organizations Editor — Janell Farris Class Editor — Lois Billbrough Feature Editor — Diane Davenport Sports Editor — Howard Schaumburg Staff — Tena Wood, Annie Laura Mason, Paul Primm, Jim Armsworth, Glenn Selander, Ralph Shuffler, Liberty King, Nan Kennedy, Jo Ann Irving, Chickie Dillard, Molly Howell, Eve Porter, Rose Nixon, Syleta Rogers, Marian Key, Larry Jones, Letitia Blalock. 58 Ralph Shuffler, Frances Medley, Gordon Roe, Stanley Brossette, Don Willis, Ann Reinhardt, Glenn Selander, John Davis. Editor — Glenn Selander Associate Editor — Ralph Shuffler News Editor — Frances Medley Social Editor — Ann Reinhardt Sports Editor — Bob Parker Art Editor — Charlotte LeVois Advertising Manager — Lawrence Wisdon Staff Cartoonist - Watt Winn Literary Editor — Ken Newcomer Religious Editor — Gordon Roe Staff Writers — John Davis, Cecil Ghormley, Griffin, Barbara Jones, Paul Primm. Blitz 59 Sou ' wester magazine Ralph Shuffler, Niki Knox, Gail Weber, Watt Winn, Beverly Stoy, Sherry Speer, Chuck Merrill, Glenn Selander, Ann Reinhardt. Editor — Ann Reinhardt Associate Editor — Bob Parker Art Editor — Charlotte LeVois Cartoonist — Watt Winn Circulation Manager — Beverly Stoy Humor Editor — Niki Knox Exchange Editor — Ralph Shuffler Copy Editor — Glenn Selander Poetry Editor — Chuck Merrill Photography Editor — Carol Blackstone Staff Assistants - Gail Weber, Kathryn Trotti Typists — Linda Allen, Sherry Speer 60 Pre-Lam Society President — Larry Fenton Vice President — Stanley Brossette Secretary — Tena Wood Treasurer — Terry Hendrix Faculty Sponsor — Dr. George Hester Clint Bybee, Dee Rowland, Pauline Garcia Tina Wood, Peggy Tatum, Stanley Brossette Tommy Keepers, Fran IWiginton, Joy Breese Not shown: Sammy Weav- ery, Jerry Williams, Wilton White, Larry Fenton, Stew- ert Kinard, Jim Armstrong, Terry Hendrix 61 International Club President — Elsie Kaneshiro Vice President — Suzan Runyan Secretary — Lee Cowan Treasurer — Milton Killebrew Sponsors — Mrs. Ruth Dennard, Dr. Mali Lenz Front row: Rill Moore, Seng Kai Ooi, Sammy Quisol, Hernan Salazar, Luis Zalles, Jim Armstrong, second row: Dorothy Zia, Gene Smith, Gordon Roe, Elsie Kaneshiro, Suzan Runyan, Mrs. Dennard, Lee Ola Cowan, Ruth Ocera, Milton Killebrew, Lucy Song, Eun Sook Kim, back row: Pearl Song, Fran Wiginton, Florence Kahawaii, Rette Wil- son, Pauline Garcia, Wanda Okawa, Mary Alice Carr. 62 future Teachers of America President — Warner Dahlberg Vice President — Cecil Ghormley Secretary - Mae Nell Cardwell Treasurer — Jane Harris Faculty Sponsor - Dr. Judson Custer Patron -Dean O. A. Ullrich First row: Dr. Custer, Vera Nell Radke, Lavon Fields, Fran Wiginton, Billie Ross, Patsy Whitfield, Cecil Ghormley, second row: Dean Ullrich, Shirley Fredericks, Nancy Ashley, Frances Medley, top row: Evelyn Biegert, Mae Nell Cardwell, not shown: Zoe Strickland, Warner Dahlberg, Shelley Mitchell, Marilyn Colegrove, Pauline Garcia, Patricia Hoke, Rachel Loveless, Carmen Coleman, Bertie Rogers, Dorothy Pyke, Elizabeth Atkins, Sonny Muckle- roy, Jane Harris, Pattie Boyd, Virginia Reifschneider, Kathleen Long. 63 Alpha Lambda Eta President — Shelley Mitchell Vice President — Glenn Selander Sec.-Treas. — Carol Ann Parker Historian — Ken Newcomer Sponsor — Dr. Patrick Seated on floor: Bette Loventhal, Mary Jo Harbuz, Janell Farris, Joy Breese, Jane Hiller, Mary Margaret Carr, second row: Marilyn Colegrove, Patricia Hoke, Evelyn Biegert, Mary Sue Addison, Glenn Selander, Pauline Garcia, Gayle Robinson, Carol Ann Parker, Shelley Mitchell, Mary Alice Carr, Gordon Roe, standing: Charlie Rogers, Carl Garner, not shown: Marilyn Allen, Christi Armstrong, Elizabeth Atkins, Ora Beth Atkinson, Bob Coyner, Charlie Davis, Irene Dinning, James Elbert, Doris Faseler, Hermine Hawker, Jim Holland, Betty Lambert, Darol Lindloff, Sally McMillan, Bill Moore, Carol Nelson, Kenneth Newcomer, Ann Reinhardt, Roy Robbins, Carol Rogers, Ralph Shuffler, Beverly Stoy, Branson Thurston, Freddy Trevino, Kathryn Trotti, Cox Wheeler, Jerry Williams. 64 German Club President — Frank Rodden Vice-President — Charles Selman Secretary-Treasurer — Ann Melugin Faculty Sponsor — Mrs. Lenz Front Row - Mrs. Lenz, Dale Frazier, Gene Koch, Ann Melugin, Evelyn Biegert, Don Shuller, Glenn Weimar. Second Row - Owen Martin, Henry Radde, Charles Bray, Gordon Evans, Gordon Smith, Frank Rodden, Charles Selman. Third Row - Bill Goodloe, Dick Hughes, Bill Harlowe, Charlie Gauntt, Stuart Kinard, Darol Lindloff . Not Pictured - James Arnsworth, James Baker, Billy Barry, Louise Blackburn, Don Bouldin, Edgar Bradford, Ken- neth Brown, Charles Davis, Barry Fawcett, Jerry Fewell, Janet Flint, Henry Hamil, Del Hamilton, James Hamm, James Hawley, Joe Hegar, James Holland, Albert Jasperson, Pat Johnson, Mary Lynn Keepers, Lerlene McCollum, Reggie McDaniel, Earl Mclntyre, Mary Lou Mason, Chuck Merrill, Robert Montgomery, Larry Mueller, Robert Mulcahy, Al Munson, Dick Oliver, Bobby Palmos, Paul Pope, Van Rea, Windham Rider, Gayle Same, Drew San- ders, Gene Smith, Richard Spinn, Sharron Stanfield, Nan Stirman, Windle Taylor, Terry Voss, Don Willis, Don Fagin, Harold Parsley. 65 1 s Bill Goodloe, Gene Lindsey, Sonny Muckelroj Windle Taylor, Buddy Dunn, Tommy Wilco! Paul Pope. Seated: Mary Shirley, Patsy Ginn Williams, Nancy Carter, Windle Taylor, Sonny Muckelroy, Marilyn Colegrove, Patsy Whitfield, Paul Pope, Gene Lindsey, Bill Goodloe, Janell Farris, standing: Buddy Dunn, Tommy Wilcox. Women ' s Panhellenic Paula Foust, Bettie Hamby, Frances Medle j Mae Nell Cardwell, Nancy Carter, Bertie Boger: Carol Rogers, Evelyn Biegert, Mary Louise Ke j 66 Women ' s Advisory Counc President — Patsy Ginn Williams Secretary — Marilyn Colegrove Social Chairman — Patsy Whitfield Patsy Ginn Williams, Patsy Whitfield, Marilyn Colegrove, Mrs. Dennard, Mary Shirley, Mary Alice Carr, Patricia Hoke, Jane Arnold, Zoe Strickland, Susan Smith, Sara Moore, Annie Laura Mason. 68 Cecil Ghormley, President 4 ' : Joe San Miguel Jim Carlin Jerry Ingram David Shepherd Sam Weaver Lucho Zalles Ruter Dorm Council Gene Lindsey, President Roger Butler k Alton Barillier 1 ' fe Gordon Evans Glenn Selander 69 Science Society President — Reggie McDaniel Vice-President: Biology — William Goodloe Chemistry — Drew Sanders Physics — Kenneth Brown Mathematics — Howie Watkins Secretary — Pat Bogan Faculty Sponsor — Dr. Bob Brown First Row: Dr. Godbey, Howie Watkins, Reggie McDaniels, Pat Bogan, Henry Hamil. Second Row: Charles Bray, John Vardiman, Ann Melugin, Del Hamilton, Candy Watson, Lucy Song, Mary Frances Burleson. Third Row: Charles Selman, Al Munson, John Davis, George Hardy, Helen Dobbins. Not Pictured: Drew Sanders, Franklin Sun, Lee McKague, Frank Rodden, Charles Guantt, Mary Lynn Keepers, Lawrence Wisdom, Dick Hughes, Morris Faubian, Lydia Chapman, Owen Martin. 70 Pre-Hledical Association President — Gayle Saffle Vice-President — Reggie McDaniel Secretary-Treasurer — Mary Lynn Keepers Reporter — Ruth Schmidt Faculty Sponsor — Dr. Girvin First Row — Paul Pope, Roger Rutler, Windham Ryder, Marion Lawler, Howie Watkins, Gayle Same, Mary Lynn Keepers, Reggie McDaniel, Mary Frances Burleson, Kathy Taylor, Pat Bogan. Second Row — Owen Martin, Charles Bray, John Vardiman, Barry Fawcett, Del Hamilton, James Stone, Don Schul- ler, Janet Flint, Prella Mays. Third Row — Dick Hughes, Jim Carlin, Cox Wheeler, Gene Smith, George Hardy, Jim Hawley, Brian Selander, Bill Simmons, John Carter, Sing Kah Ooi. Not Pictured — Corinne Stout, Powell Westmoreland, Drew Sanders, David Snowden, Annette Whittle, Claire Plum- mer, Alice Holt, Judy Kelley, Janet Schatzman, Ann Baugh, Billy Barry, Joe Darsey, Lawrence Wisdom, Douglas Fuchs, Bill Goodloe, Frank Rodden, Ann Melugin. 71 Front row: Kit Yamada, Sue Lightsey, Liberty King, Lou Dennard, Fran Wiginton, Beverly Jones, Jo Ann Irving, Betty Lambert, Roy Robbins, David Sandefur, second row: Jim Holland, Joan Atchison, Mary Alice Carr, Nan Kennedy, Gayle Robinson, Carl Garner, Bette Wilson, Patricia Hoke, Mary Ann Lothringer, third row: B. A. Justice, Harold Sassman, Joe Johnson, Beverly Stoy, Alice Dollahite, Clarence Lewis, Branson Thurston, Anne Lewis, Shirley Fredericks, back row: Paul Primm, Pat Johnson, Gene Smith, Don Willis, Gordon Roe, Don Fagin, Terry Voss, David Alvirez. President — Peggy Wurzbach Vice President — Bob Coyner Secretary-Treasurer — Elinor Keith Social Chairman — Charlie Rogers Girls Contact — Rosemary Holzapfel Boys Contact — Bob Mittanck Vespers Chairman — Bob Ross Faculty Sponsors — Mr. Watts, Mr. Hares 72 ; President — Bertie Rogers Vice-President — Frances Medley and Ruth Schmidt Recording Secretary — Ann Melugin Corresponding Secretary — Barbara Jones Treasurer — Elizabeth Atkins First Row — Mrs. Gus Lundblad, Bertie Rogers, Barbara Jones, Suzanne Runyan. Second Row - Lois Bilbrough, Betty Rogers, Lynn Dee Bryan, Charlene Vetter, Diane Bobbitt, Janet Schatzman, Carolyn Whiteside, Fredlyne Smith, Sandra Hattaway, Sue Lightsey. Third Row - Jane Hiller, Paula Watson, Vera Flowers, Judy Kelley, Hermine Hawker, Shelby Carver, Ruby Lee Pyle, Connie Clendenin, Linda Allen. Not Pictured — Mary Sue Addison, Elizabeth Atkins, Evelyn Biegert, Pat Bogan, Darlene Breeze, Viva Jo Cloud, Pauline Garcia, Rosemary Holzanfel, Minette London, Frances Medley, Vera Nell Radke, Ruth Schmidt, Kathy Taylor, Jeannine Winn, Ann Allison, Patti Boyd, Rita Browning, Dalene Davenport, Mary Frances Dishman, Angela Englebrecht, Mary Guest, Mary Jo Harbuz, Beverly Huckaby, Joann Irving, Martha Leverett, Betty Loventhal, Prella Mays, Lerline McCollum. v V i iftfi? llomen ' s Recreation Association Membership is open to each girl in school. UJ. H fi. Counci ' resident — Anne Lewis, Vice President — Marsha Wilkins, Secretary — Jeannine Winn, Treasurer — Mary Lou Ma- on, Faculty sponsors — Dorothy Lancaster, Mrs. Weir. eated: Kay Stewart, Ann Reinhardt, Marsha Wilkins, Anne Lewis, Mary Lou Mason, Jeannine Winn, Rachel Love- 3ss, Mrs. Weir, Standing: Margie Scott, Kay Tilley, Winnie Card, Carolyn Knippa, Retty Plowman, Paula Foust, anell Farris, Dorothy Lancaster. p.€.m.s. President— Mary Frances Burleson, Vice President— Sue Godwin, Secretary— Jane Harris, Treasurer— Rose Nixon, first row: Jane Harris, Rachel Loveless, Rose Nixon, Mary Lou Mason, Mary Frances Burleson, second row— Winnie Glee Card, Syleta Rogers, Betty Plowman, Margie Scott, Janell Farris, not shown: Sue Godwin, Charlotte LeVois, Nancy Williams, Peggy Wurzbach, Carol Walker, Patty Whigham, Marsha Wilkins, Nancy Furlow, Kay Tilley, Loretta Hicks, Kay Stewart, Marilyn Colegrove, Barbara Jones, Virginia Reifschneider, Anne Lewis, Jeannine Winn, Peggy Tatum, Vera Belle Flower, Kathy Taylor Faculty Sponsor, ; President, Jim Armstrong; Vice President, Sam Weaver; Sec, Howard Schaumburg; Treasurer, Bill Polk; Sgt.-at-Arms, Jackie Churchill. Front Row— Sam Weaver, Jim Holland, David Alvirez, Bill Thornton, Jackie Church- ill, Joe San Miguel, Bob Robe, Bill Polk; Second Row— Marion Lawler, Bob Johnson, Jerry Fewell, Jack Ramey, John ny Ses- sums, Charlie Chance, Jim Armstrong, Bill Simmons, Paul Pope; Third Row-Dale Lusk, Howard Schaumburg, ' Cecil Ghorm- ley, Bobby Mulcahy, Charles Ramsey, Barney Stanley, Jerry Ingram; Not Pictured— Harold Parsley, Don Fagin, Marvin Carson, Scrooge Scoggins, Jimmy Baker, Bobby Williams and President — Drexel Riley Vice President — Warner Dahlberg Secretary — Barbara Jones Business Manager — Carl Taylor Board of Directors — Marilyn Colegrove, Gordon Roe, Nancy Ashley, Gene Lind- sey, Glenn Weimer Faculty Sponsor — Dr. Angus Springer Actives: Nancy Ashley, Judy Baker, Lois Bartlett, Mary Margaret Carr, Marilyn Colegrove, Lee Cowan, Warner Dahlberg, Paula Foust, Anne Lewis, Andy Fowler, Barbara Jones, Marion Lawler, Gene Lind- sey, Drexel Riley, Gordon Roe, Carl Taylor, Glenn Weimer, Carol Walker. 76 Associate Members: Ann Allison, Jane Arnold, David Baker, Ken Behrens, Harriet Berglund, Louise Blackburn, Diane Bob- bitt, Marilyn Allan, Connie Clendenin, Viva Jo Cloud, Jean Coburn, Carmen Coleman, Willeda Cox, Mary Clayton, Dalene Daven- port, Kay Dean, Lou Dennard, Irene Din- ning, Angela Englebrecht, Mary Guest, Sandra Hattaway, Jane Hiller, Molly How- ell, Martha Hoffman, Beverly Huckabay, Anne Johnston, Nan Kennedy, Martha Lemons, Mary Beth Lockhart, Kathleen Long, Linda Luksa, Jene McDaniel, Patsy Mayo, Sara Moore, Nancy Patterson, Buby Pyle, Jan Baasch, Betty Bogers, Margie Scott, Phyllis Shambaugh, Fredlyne Smith, Keith Stanley, Peggy Tatum, Freddy Tre- vino, Charlene Vetter, Paula Watson, Bettie Wilson. 77 Cappella Choir Whenever the name of Southwestern University is spoken throughout the state, the Southwestern A Cappella Choir enters most minds, for the Choir annually travels over Texas performing. This group is truly a credit to Southwestern. Front row: Lou Dennard, Chuck Merrill, Louise Blackburn, James Elbert, Mary Alice Neely, Larry Fenton, Jane Griffis, second row: Charles Rogers, Carol Nelson, Harold Sassman, Sylvia Sansom, Warner Dahlberg, Gerry Pee- ples, Clarence Lewis, Judy Baker, third row: Terry Voss, Doris Faseler, Gene Lindsey, Anne Lewis, Bobby Mittanck, Aleida Lambert, David Shepherd. 78 Front row: Jerry Williams, Jan Raasch, Carl Taylor, Patsy Ginn Williams, B. A. Justice, second row: Wayne Zim- merman, Mary Beth Lockhart, Bill Williams, Joan Atchison, Pat Johnson, Janice Jarrett, third row: Charlene Carr, Gordon Roe, Evelyn Biegert, Don Fagin, Bettie Johnson, Virgil Cox, Billie Nell Johnson. Dean John Richards, director A tribute in words cannot compare with the tribute given Dean Richards each time he raises the baton and his choir sings. Lab Band Back row: Larry Jones, Sonny Muckelroy, Ronnie Gollberg, middle row: Jerry Williams, Larry Mueller, Ken New- comer, Jerry McPherson, Frank Painter, front row: David Shepherd, Freddy Freeman, Grayson Hampton, Jack Warren, director: Ken Harris. 80 icron President - Billie Whitfield Ross First Vice President — Mary Shirley Second Vice President — Karen Heacock Secretary — Frances Ann Holubec Treasurer — Margie Sledge Faculty Sponsor — Mrs. Iola Chambers Seated: Billie Whitfield Ross, second row: Aleida Lambert, Margie Sledge, Patsy Whitfield, Fanny Lou Mainer, third row: Janice Jarrett, Mary Shirley, Charlene Carr, Frances Ann Holubec, not shown: Lois Bartlett, Scottie Harris, Karen Heacock, Mary Beth Lockhart, Pledges, not shown: Nancy Ahrens, Louise Blackburn, Billie Nell Johnson, Camille Kennedy, Mary Alice Neely, Janis Payne, Eve Porter. 81 Hegro fine Arts School Mrs. Chambers - advisor, Winfred Bruton, Eve Porter, George Cauthen, Winnie Glee Card, Frank Rodden, Mary Guest, Stanley Brossette, Carolyn Whiteside, Jean Causey, teachers not shown: Jo Ann Irving, Kathryn Trotti, Charon Stanfield, Pat Rood, Phyllis Shambaugh, Ruth Schmidt, Mae Nell Cardwell, Janice Payne, Letitia Blalock. Frank Rodden — Chairman Andy Fowler — Secretary, Fall Semester Glen Weimer — Secretary, Spring Semester, not pictured 82 Wasn ' t the one on the left All School Beauty this vear? I hear the rest home did you a load of good, Miss Tatum. All in favor of an orange carpet signify by the sign of the order. Cruel World Mommie! Mommie! Why can ' t I wear a sweater, like the other girls? Anyone here interested in entering the Mr. America Contest? Groovy and Jan at a Phi Mu party ZTA Beauty Nominees: Carol Black- stone, Paula Watson, Jeannine Winn, Diane Bobbitt Tri Delts serenade the Tri Delts M ■■ ■-.■■ I. ■ . ' J- W Memories are made of this 84 Delta Zetas perform at the SCA Christmas Service Cheerleader tryouts: Simpson, Hamby, Brossette Radde, Tiger , Deana, and Bubba at the Pi K. A. Jungle Party Joyce and Bill pose at the Phi Bowery Party Sheena and Tarzan dressed as Viva and Polkie at the Pi K. A. Jungle Party Kay and Raymond at the A.D. Pi formal. And what? Pinned a month later. Alpha Delta Pie Party Phi Mu Retreat 85 Beauty Nominees Beverly Stiegler, Carolyn Knippa, Doris Moore, Jeannine Winn, Rose Nixon, and Maynel Tatum. Jokes in the Arcade It ' s A Woman ' s World 86 Song Time Party Time . . 87 Mrs. Nancy Mary Lofland Kappa Alpha House Mother Mrs. H. Lee Vincent Phi Delta Theta House Mother Mrs. Kathleen B. Robins Pi Kappa Alpha House Mother Mrs. Mattie Goodwin Kappa Sigma House Mother - - ■ : : i . 1 . 1 f r, Reinhardt and Ramsey at the Tri Delt formal Tri Delts at the Kappa Sig House ' Fir ADIT Christmas tree Lois entertains the ZTA ' s DZ Outing Phi Mu ' s prepare for a party 89 Zeta of Alpha Delta Pi National Founding Local Founding . 1851 1907 Nancy Ashley, Charlotte LeVois, Joyce Sauer, Carol Rogers, Ann Melugin, Pat Albright, Jane Arnold, Virginia Bacarisse, second row: Willeda Cox, Diane Davenport, Kay Dean, Mary Frances Dishman, Janell Farris, Lavon Fields, Betty Hamby, Martha Hoffman, third row: Phyllis Shambaugh, Susan Smith, Kay Stewart, Zoe Strickland, Candy Watson, Carolyn Whiteside, Nancy Williams, pledges: Jean Coburn. 90 President Nancy Ashley Vice President Charlotte LeVois Recording Secretary Joyce Sauer Corresponding Secretary Carol Rogers Treasurer Ann Melugin Judy Baker, Letitia Blalock, Harriet Berglund, Pat Bogan, Patti Boyd, Rita Browning, Mary Frances Burleson, Connie Clendenin, second row: Anne Johnston, Camille Kennedy, Betty Lambert, Annie Laura Mason, Rose Nixon, Janis Payne, Eve Porter, Syleta Rogers, pledges: Martha Leverett. 91 Theta Epsilon of Delta Delta Delta National Founding 1888 Local Founding 1911 Patsy Whitfield, Patty Whigham, Billie Whitfield Ross, Mae Nell Cardwell, Linda Allen, Christi Armstrong, Ann Baugh, Nan Baugh, second row: Molly Howell, Nan Kennedy, Carolyn Knippa, Niki Knox, Linda Luksa, Mary Beth McKinney, Sally McMillan, Fanny Lou Mainer, third row: Tena Wood, pledges: Janice Fleming, Janice Smith. 92 President Patsy Whitfield Vice President Patty Whigham Recording Secretary Billie Whitfield Ross Treasurer Mae Nell Cardwell Charlene Carr, Lou Dennar, Kathryn Dillard, Angela Engelbrecht, Mary Helen Etter, Ann Colton Greer, Jane Griffis, Frances Holubec, second row: Mary Alice Neely, Nancy Patter- son, Gerry Peeples, Pat Rood, Ann Reinhardt, Gail Weber, Annette Whittle, Marsha Wilkins. 93 Gumma Zeta of ta eta National Founding Local Founding . 1902 1946 Frances Medley, Carmen Coleman, Virginia Reifschneider, Peggy Tatum, Nancy Ahrens, Barbara Jones, Marilyn Allan, Elizabeth Atkins, second row: Jane Harris, Perk Hoke, Bettie Johnson, Judy Kelley, Aleida Lambert, Martha Lemons, Mary Beth Lockhart, Kathleen Long, third row: Ruth Schmidt, Janet Schatzman, Margie Scott, Jo Beth Serres, Beverly Stiegler, Carolyn Turner, pledges: Lou Copeland, Dalene Davenport. 94 President Frances Medley 1st Vice President Carmen Coleman 2nd Vice President Virginia Reifschneider Recording Secretary Peggy Tatum Corresponding Secretary Nancy Ahrens Treasurer Barbara Jones Louise Blackburn, Shelby Carver, Viva Jo Cloud, Marilyn Colegrove, Irene Dinning, Helen Dobbins, Paula Foust, Bobbie Jo Graves, second row: Mary Ann Lothringer, Rachel Love- less, Patsy Mayo, Prella Mays, Joanie Patton, Peggy Price, Dorothy Pyke, Gayle Robinson, third row: pledges: Doris Faseler, Gayle Haden, Mary Hatch, Jo Ann Irving, Ruby Lee Pyle, not shown: Scotty Vardiman Harris. 95 Xi Kappa of National Founding 1852 Local Founding 1908 First row: ' Mary Shirley, Evelyn Biegert, Dian Finley Barron, Kay Tillery, Mary Claton, Janet Flint, second row: Janice Jarrett, Marian Key, Mary Louise Key, Lerline McCollum, Patsy Quested, Maynel Tatum. 96 President Mary Shirley Vice President Evelyn Biegert Secretary Dian Finley Barron Treasurer Kay Tilley Beverly Sullivan George, Sue Godwin, Bess Guggolz, Loretta Hicks, Pat Horn, second row: Deana Williamson, pledges: Nancy Brown, Jane Hinrichsen, Lynn Speer, Nan Stirman. 97 Lambda of eta Tau Alpha National Founding Local Founding . . 1898 1906 Bertie Rogers, Jane Hiller, Mary Lou Mason, Hermine Hawker, Lois Bartlett, Lois Billbrough, Carol Blackstone, Diane Bobbitt, second row: Jan Raasch, Betty Rogers, Fredlyne Smith, Paula Watson, Fran Wiginton, Patsy Ginn Williams, Betty Wilson, Jeannine Winn. 98 President Bertie Rogers Vice President Jane Hiller Secretary Mary Lou Mason Treasurer Hermine Hawker Lynn Dee Bryan, Mary Guest, Sandra Hattaway, Terry Hendrix, Anne Lewis, Minette London, Bette Loventhal, Carol Nelson, second row: pledges: Dusty Mackan, Sherry Speer, Charlene Vetter, not shown: Nancy Carter. 99 100 Helen Dobbins Kappa Alpha Rose National Founding 1865 Local Founding 1883 Number I George Hardy Number II Morris Faubion Number III Larry Jones Number IV John Carter George Hardy, Morris Faubion, John Carter, Bob Billingsley— pledge, Edwin Cordray, Joe Darsey, Gibson Harper, Bobby Heitman, second row: Howard Landry, Bobert Montgomery, Bobert Stevenson, Windle Taylor, Jim Thompson, Jack Warren, Calvin Whitely, pledges: Bucky Whittington, third row: James Hamm, Jim Hawley, Wayne Irby, Jim Keys, Jerry Williams. xi of Kappa Alpha 101 Tena Wood Dream Girl of Kappa Sigma 102 National Founding 1869 Local Founding 1869 President Chuck Merrill Vice President Go rdon Evans Secretary Howard Schaumburg Treasurer Grady Puryear Chuck Merrill, Gordon Evans, Howard Schaumburg, Grady Puryear, Jim Armstrong, Jon Brecht, John Douglass, David Erck, second row: Freddy Freeman, Cecil Ghormley, Grayson Hampton, Kenneth Harris, Fred Heacock, Jimmy Hull, Kenneth Muckelroy, Robert Mulcahy, third row: Dick Oliver, Barto Patterson, Paul Pope, Charles Ramsay, Bob Robe, Buddy Ross, Joe San Miguel, Robert Tanner, fourth row: Bill Thornton, Sam Weaver, pledges: Kenneth Behrens, John Cloud, Fred Gunther, Tommy Jordan, Joe Ed Lamb, Larry Rydell, fifth row: Al Simpson, Al Viola. wt Kappa Sigma 103 Gene Lindsey, Don Fagin, Terry Voss, Lee McKague, Don Barron, Roger Butler, Clint Bybee, James Elbert, second row: Henry Hamil, Delmos Hamilton, Bill Harlowe, Malford Hierholzer, Pat Johnson, Bill Joiner, Lionel King, Marion Lawler, third row: Charles Selman, Charles Shine, Bill Simmons, Gordon Smith, Dicky Spinn, Jack Stone, Branson Thurston, Howey Watkins, third row: pledges: Max Barron, Gordon Benham, Mike Chennault, Warren Conerly, Gordon Finley, Jim Fisher, Douglas Fuchs, Graham Howell. Texas-Gamma of 104 Barry Fawcett, Larry Fenton, D. L. Fugler, Charles Gauntt, Ed Gauntt, Bill Goodloe, Ken- neth Green, Anthony Grigsby, second row: Darol Lindloff, Morris Loden, Gene Moore, James Morse, Al Munson, Windham Rider, Frank Rodden, Gayle Same, third row: Raymond Watson, Wilton White, Bill Williams, Joe Wilson, Watt Winn, Butch Winters, Wayne Zimmerman, pledges: Alton Barillier, third row: Hubert Jones, Stewert Kinard, Paul Primm, Keith Stanley, James Stone. National Founding 1848 Local Founding 1886 President Gene Lindsey Vice President Don Fagin Secretary Terry Voss Treasurer Lee McKague 105 Viva Jo Cloud Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha 106 fti National Founding 1868 Local Founding 1910 President Buddy Dunn Vice President Bob Coyner Secretary Ernest Crum Treasurer Drew Sanders Buddy Dunn, Bob Coyner, Ernest Crum, Drew Sanders, Jim Armsworth, David Baker, Billy Berry, Don Bouldin, second row: Stanley Brossette, Ken Brown, Jay Chapman, Jackie Churchill, Brooks Collum, Bonnie Gollberg, Ben Head, Buddy Holubec, third row: Frank Painter, Bill Polk, Bod Quinn, Henry Badde, Van Bea, Dee Bowland, Scrooge Scoggins, Dave Shepherd, third row: Don Shuller, Fred Sullivan, Van Valentine, Bubba Watkins, Newt Weeks, Powell Westmoreland, Tommy Wilcox, Ernest Williams, James Baker, Gene Koch, Harlan Leschber, Harold Parsley. Alpha omicron of Pi Happa Alpha 107 1 PHI DELTA THETA Fraternity House 108 ALPHA DELTA PI Sorority Meeting A Group of ZETA TAU ALPHAS in Sorority Meeting PI KAPPA ALPHA Fraternity House 109 Above: KAPPA SIGMA Fraternity House Below: KAPPA ALPHA Fraternity House p o a ° A DELTA DELTA DELTA Sorority Meeting Ml PHI MU Sorority Meeting A Group of DELTA ZETAS in their Chapter Room First row: Mary Margaret Carr, Elinor Keith, Beverly Stoy, Mary Lynn Keepers, Monetta Alexander, back row: Charles Rogers, Bryan Selander, Peggy Wurz- bach, Jim Holland, Bob Johnson. President — Bob Johnson Vice President — Mary Alice Carr Secretaries — Peggy Wurzbach, Monetta Alexander Boy ' s Contact Chairman — Jim Holland Girl ' s Contact Chairman — Mary Lynn Keepers Social Chairman — Beverly Stoy Food Chairman — Mary Margaret Carr Song Leader — Charles Rogers Program Chairman — Bryan Selander, Elinor Keith 112 113 $J 3E ..,:;.. . ■■ : -, ™--- , ; Lift AT S.U. Southwestern has everything take your pick . . Whether you like the gracious and lovely things of life . . . or play . . . or work . or the informal life . 116 And if you haven ' t found it, just ask Betty, and she ' ll try to locate it for you. 117 Christmas Carol Service Choral Readers Candle-lighters n 118 Carol Service Reception lii F Fraternity-Sorority Group Singing Ushers — Willis, Ross, Thruston, Lawler, Coyner, Fowler, Johnson, Goodloe 119 Carnival Parade The Winning Float — Phi Delta Theta - I m v A. D. Pi Girl in a Gilded Cage Zeta Girl Rush OKLAHOMA Delta Zeta Damsels Phi Mu Marriage Float Ul First Place — Oklahoma by Delta Zeta Alpha Delta Pi Dance Booth Zetas Raasch, Hiller, and Vetter in Steam Heat Nancy Carty is bored, even though her Zeta show won second place! Student Senate Carnival Lusty Dusty says, You Gotta see Mama Every Night 121 Student-faculty Reception Three Deans greet students 122 Reverend Switzer, Mrs. Kyle White, and Dr. Finch at Dedication of Kyle White Building. S.C.A. Reception for Reverend Billy Mor- gan Invitation to Learning in Dr. Patrick ' s Home 123 Southwestern Beauty Review t Kay Dean, All School Beau- ty, says I probably am! as she accepts flowers from last year ' s winner, Bertha Marie Keller. 124 Sylvia Ezer says, They look wilted, but is too happy to complain as she get flowers from Margie Sledge, last year ' s Independent Beauty. Jane Anne Albin, 1955-56 Alpha Delta Pi Beauty hears the new beauty, Rose Nixon say, I ' m pretty ! ! ! ! ilJ Aw shucks, it ain ' t nothing. 1956-57 Delta Zeta Beauty, Carmen Coleman, and last year ' s beauty, Jo Beth Serres. Anne Lewis, 1955-56 Zeta Tau Alpha explains, These are flowers, as she presents them to Diane Bobbitt, this year ' s ZTA Beauty. Chickie Dillard, last year ' s Tri Delta Beauty says, I ' m prettier , as she congratulates Carolyn Knippa, new Tri Delta Beauty. Who ' s been eating garlic? Deana Williamson, Phi Mu winner, with last year ' s winner, Sue Godwin. 125 Guess who ' s room won first place? Guess who ' s jealous? The picture they dared us to print Cinderella and her wicked sisters A. C. getting a jolt • ™™ c r!: I iis Phis making Bowery Party invitations Two typical Southwestern girls Long stem American Beauty Rose Willeda performs for King Twerp Jack the Ugly and Kay the Beautiful ZTA Christmas Formal You ought to see Reinhardt when she really puts make up on Free for all Out by the old out house Al and Leonard in the book store Sonny Muckelroy minus his band Dusty sings to Scrooge Scoggins, King Twerp Oliver entertains at the Sig house Mulchay and Sylvia sing Love is Strange A Rose and a Baby Ruth She left all her money to the Phis Viva and Carmen, President and Vice President of Alpha Chi Her mother told her there ' d be days like this 129 MtMMMtfMMkft m ' ' -Ok - Southwestern is justly proud of its fine athletic program. The combination of Christian spirit and healthy competition makes this program the success it is. We can boast not only of active varsity teams, but a truly outstanding intramural program. The University ad- ministration realizes the im- portance of intramural athle- tics, and this year bought equipment for tackle football, which greatly increased stu- dent interest. Under the leadership of Miss Lancaster, Mrs. Weir, and Coach Medley, the facilities of the athletic department have been used to their fullest. 132 p - ■H Standing: Stanley, Rydell, Baker, Scoggins, Ghormley, Mulchay, Lusk. Front row: Weaver, Churchill, Fewell, Chance, San Miguel, Williams, Sessums. Coach Medley Pirate Basketball 133 Scrooge Scoggins — 6 ' 5 — Soph. F. An easy going gent from Smith- ville who wasn ' t easy going on the floor, for he showed vast improve- ment over his last playing days at S. U. in 53. Scroggins may never have made too many appearances but when he was in the game he never showed any lack of hustle or determination which makes a player. 10 X Cecil Ghormley-6 ' 3 - Sr. C. One of the five men who played their last season for the black and gold. Cecil showed on many occa- sions his leadership and ability on the ball court. A member of the All-Conference team and a very consistant scorer made him a starter in most of the games. V bv il-34 Dale Lusk - 6 ' 1 - Soph. G. Prob- ably the most improved player at Southwestern, he possesses more determination to make good and play than was witnessed all season. He comes to S. U. from San An- tonio and is majoring in Physical Education. Jackie Churchill -5 ' 10 - Sr. G. Jackie, called Cheech by team- mates, played his last season for the Pirates in such a way to draw many comments from the coaches on his constant hustle and trying to win. Jackie also is a letter win- ner in baseball and track every year he has been here. K 1 S Joe San Miguel - 6 ' 0 - Sr. G. Joe has given the crowds at the Pirates games something to yell about in his 3 years at Southwest- ern. Joe San has been a All-Con- ference performer for 2 seasons in basketball and baseball under the leadership of Coach Medley. Joe ended his ball playing for the Pi- rates in good fashion with a 26 point performance against St. Ed- wards and won the ball game. Joe will be missed next year when the ball team takes the floor. o rz V 12 Bob Mulcahy - 6 ' 3 - Sr. F. The rambler of the ball club when he got in the ball games. You could always depend on Bobby for a good six points. Bob has played ball at Teague High, Navarro Jr. College along with Sessums and finishes his last season here at Southwestern. V 33 Larry Rydell - 6 ' 3 - Soph. C. A first line reserve, who comes to the Pirate campus from the Univ. of Ark. where he played freshman ball. He has a good scoring hook shot he unleashed many times this season. He is also high jumps on the track team. v - ■y $ ' « : Sammie Weaver — 5 ' 7 — Jr. G. Sammie is perhaps one of the best small college ball players for his size in this section of the country. He not only plays basketball but roams the outfield for the Pirate baseball club. Weaves , as he is known to his teammates, was a starter in the closing games of the season and produced when called upon. • ' Jerry Fewell - 5 ' 11 - Soph. G. Jerry did very well this season especially under pressure, for he repeatedly showed his poise at the free throw line and came through when called upon. Jerry also plays baseball and is one of the top hurlers on the club. Bobby Williams -6 ' 0 - Jr. G. Bobby is a transfer from San An- gelo Junior College where he played for 2 seasons and now wears the gold and black for the Pirates and was a consistent hustler under the boards and a promising play- maker which we will need next year. IS i ; , Jimmy Baker - 6 ' 5 - Fr. C. Jimmy was a starter on the team this year and played very well for a first year man. His height proved to be an asset to our rebounding game along with his ability to score with his jump shots. He played high school ball in Waco, which went to the state finals. He will long be remembered for the game he won in the last second. Johnny Red Sessums — 6 ' 0 — Sr. F. Red ends his season of round ball this year and did real well when used. Red came to Pirate land from Navarro Jr. College where he teamed up with Bobby Mulcahy to lead them to a success- ful year in basketball and baseball. Barney Stanley - 6 ' 1 - Soph. F. Has terrific rebounding ability. Barney was used outfront this year where he showed a very accurate long shot to the fans many times. Hails from Georgetown, and should be very valuable next year. Charlie Chance - 5 ' 11 - Soph. G. Charlie is a Georgetown product who seems to improve each day till he is satisfied which means he will be in the lineup. Charlie is one of the best coordinated boys on the team. Coon is his name to his teammates and he holds down the 2nd base sack for the baseball club. to K Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Robins, Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Lundblad, Mrs. Cloud at the PiK. ' A. Jamaican Formal. Pat Bogan, 1956 Dream Girl, presents Viva Jo Cloud as the 1957 Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha. L H. Christmas Iree [dependent Christmas Iree Weeks - O.F. Scoggins — lb Lindloff - 3rd Lusk - P Pirate Baseball ■ - ■■ ' .■■; ■ . San Miguel — C Sessums — O.F. Chance — 2nd Front row: Hawes, Weeks, Chance, Weaver, Coach Switzer, Armstrong Second row: Coach Medley, San Miguel, Lindloff, Fewell, Holland, Polk, Churchill, Burkett, back row: Sessums, Little, Scoggins, Fraser, Lusk, Watkins. Intramural Football Champions Pi Kappa Alpha Seated: Joe Knauth, Wayne Fraser, Ernest Crum, Tom Wilcox, Jim Armsworth, Standing: Bill Polk, Van Valentine, Van Earle Rea, Scrooge Scoggins, Jack Churchill, Henry Radde, Newt Weeks, Harlan Leschber, Billy Barry. 141 Varsity Track Front row: Marion Lawler, Lionel King, Bill Thornton, Bobby Williams, back row: Larry Ry- dell, James Baker, Cecil Ghormley, Tommy Jordan, Coach Godbey. Sam Weaver, Darol Lindloff, Lee Wayne Poel 142 Love thy Neighbor . ft O « £V ft s %$ fl!i ■ j l s but I hate people 143 girls intramural volleyball winners . . Independents Front row: Kathryn Taylor, Betty Plowman, Winnie Card, Ruby Pyle, Esther Rodriguez, back row: Janet Tewes, Jean Causey, Doris Moore, Beverly Jones, Sue Hillman, Beverly Stoy. Champs vs. All Stars All Star Volleyball Team Front row: Pat Rood, Tri Delta; Virginia Reifschneider, DZ; Patty Whigham, Tri Delta; Mary Frances Burleson, ADPi; Kay Tilley, Phi Mu; back row: Mary Lou Mason, ZTA; Ruth Schmidt, DZ; Rachel Loveless, DZ; Rose Nixon, ADPi; Syleta Rogers, ADPi; Phyllis Shambaugh, ADPi; Margie Scott, DZ; not shown: Sue Godwin, Phi Mu. These girls were chosen from the teams, excluding the winners, as the outstanding volleyball players of the season. 145 Girls ' Intramural Independent Association Seated: Janet Tewes, Mary Margaret Carr, Betty Plowman, Beverly Stoy, back row: Kathryn Taylor, Sue Hillman, Doris Moore, Corinne Stout, Winnie Glee Card. 146 Basketball Co-Champions Alpha Delta Pi Seated: Janell Farris, Rose Nixon, Kay Stewart, standing: Charlotte Le Vois, Mary Frances Burleson, Willeda Cox, Syleta Rogers. 147 Do you know your school ' s secret polit- ical boss? What secret did one of these beauties use to win in the beauty review? And which one shaves twice a day? get your copy of S. U. Confidential! on all leading newstands Read the truth about the Carnival shows only the men are invited to see! Read all about the newer, livelier entertain- ment available for beer-busts. See the first pictures of the monster Frank Rod- den made in the chemis- try lab. 148 Southwestern ' s Mahan Bob Parker Free for all Eric Smirglog prepares for battle. Managers — Dunn and Rowland Fight Night They dance so well together Fight Night is sponsored annually to raise money for the March of Dimes 149 Intramural Softball Kappa Sigma Front row: Larry Rydell, Bobby Mulcahy, second row: Dick Oliver, Bill Thornton, Charles Ramsay, David Erck, back row: John Douglass, Bob Robe, Howard Schaumburg, Paul Pope, Cecil Ghormley. 150 Intramural Basketball Kappa Sigma Front row: Mac McPherson, Grayson Hampton, second row: Dick Oliver, Bill Thornton, Charles Ramsay, David Erck, back row: Sam Weaver, Bob Robe, Howard Schaumburg, Paul Pope, Jim Armstrong. 151 ' 1 j 1 I EES i % , X I 154 Dr. William C. Finch President Dr. I. J. McCook Vice President Finance Howard Long Director of Admissions Gene Klein Assistant Registrar Silas Vaughn Assistant Business Manager Marjory Beech Assistant to President 155 Oscar A. Ullrich Dean of College of Arts and Sciences Professor and Head of Department of Psychology 156 John D. Richards Dean of School of Fine Arts Professor and Head of Depart- ment of Music Education Mary Elizabeth Fox Director of Ex-Students ' Association and Publicity Pearl Alma Neas Registrar 157 Joan Smith Dean of Women Assistant Professor of Home Economics 158 John Berglund Dean of Men Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Elizabeth Beaver Instructor in English Dr. Bob Brown Professor and Head of Department of Physics ! Am § Irene Deupree Associate Professor and Head of Department of Home Economics Judson S. Custer Associate Professor of Education John W. Cardwell Instructor in Journalism 159 Ruth Morgan Ferguson Professor of English Dean of Women Emeritus Dr. J. C. Godbey Professor of Chemistry James Hares Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Dr. Frederick Gaupp Associate Professor of History and Government Dr. Ed Girven Professor and Head of Department of Biology 160 Dr. George Hester Professor and Head of Department of History anc Government r- Dr. Claud Howard Professor and Head of Department of English and Journalism i-l Dr. Mali Lenz Associate Professor of Foreign Languages Dr. Frederick Lenz Associate Professor and Head of Department of For- eign Languages Dr. Sherman Lesesne Professor and Head of Department of Chemistry y Dr. Frank Luksa Professor and Head of Department of Sociology 161 Elizabeth Lundblad Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration 162 Randolph Medley Director of Athletics Associate Professor and Head of Department of Physi cal Education and Training Dr. John Patrick Assistant Professor of English Acting Head of English Department Dr. John O. Rodgers Professor and Head of Department of Education John N. R. Score Assistant Professor of Bible and Religion Dr. Edmund Steelman Associate Professor and Head of Department of Bible and Religion David K. Switzer University Chaplain Associate Professor of Psychology Esther Weir Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dorothy Lancaster Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Luther Waggoner Associate Professor of History and Church History 163 Harvey Watts Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Ralph Whitmore Associate Professor and Head of Department of Mathematics and General Engineering Mary Elizabeth Wilcox Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Sarah Zajicek Assistant Professor of Education M. L. Williams Professor and Head of Department of Economics and Business Administration 164 Henry E. Meyer Dean of School of Fine Arts Emeritus Professor and Head of Department of Piano and Organ Charles Blesser Instructor in Brass Instruments Iola Bowden Chambers Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory Thomas C. Douglass Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory Head of Department of Strings Ralph Jones Associate Professor and Head of Department of llWoodwind, Brass and Percussion Ruthelle Jones Teaching Fellow in Piano Wendell Osborn Associate Professor and Head of Department of Voice Jane McCook Instructor in Speech and English Dr. Angus Springer Professor and Head of Department of Speech and Drama Susan Niles Emerson Library Mrs. M. L. Williams Library Louise Rader, Cashier, and Annabelle Nobles, Book- keeper Mrs. Eb Girven and Catherine Score, Librarians, not shown. Lydia Rieke, R.N. University Nurse Ruth Dennard, Director, Laura Kuykendall Hall Margaret Williams, Associate Director, Laura Kuykendall Hall Grace Walker, Secretary Office of Admissions Lucile Loventhal, Assistant Director, Laura Kuykendall Hall Marguerite Dolan Secretary to Vice President 167 !• S P it ' 41 I - ■ jt I Senior Class Officers: Cecil Ghomley, president (middle); Don Fagin, vice- president, Patsy Ginn Williams, sec.-treas. Seniors David Alvirez Brownsville Sociology major; Independent Association; Kappa Chi; Alpha Chi; Letterman ' s Club (Tennis); S.C.A. Elizabeth Buford Atkins Odessa English major; Delta Zeta sorority, treasurer, corres- ponding secretary; Kappa Phi, treasurer; Pi Gamma Mu, Vice president; Alpha Chi; Future Teachers of America; Alpha Lambda Eta. Donald L. Barron, II Georgetown Business Administration major; Phi Delta Theta frater- nity; Veteran ' s Association; Future Teachers of Amer- ica. Lois Jane Bartlett San Antonio Music Education major; Independent Association, Sec- retary-treasurer, song leader; Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, scholarship chairman, song leader; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Delta Omicron, song leader, warden, chaplain; Candidate for Miss Southwestern; Alpha Chi; Cardinal Key; Sigma Phi Alpha, vice-president; A ' Cappella Choir, four years; Music Education Scholarship for four years; Negro Fine Arts School; Sophomore and Junior acting awards; Goosetree-Morgan Award; Mask and Wig; Opera Workshop. Patricia Ruth Bogan Port Arthur Chemistry major; Alpha Delta Pi sorority, chaplain, recording secretary, standards committee; beauty nominee; Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity; Science Society, secretary-treasurer; Pre-Med Society; Kappa Phi, chaplain; SCA, treasurer. Kenneth Brown San Antonio Chemistry major; Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, treasurer; Student Senate; Science society, vice-president two years; Pre-Med Association, reporter; German Club. 171 Roger Ross Rutler Robstown Chemistry major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, social chairman, pledge class president; Pre-Med Society; German Club; Ruter Dorm Council, president; Chem- istry lab instructor, three years; SCA, MSM. Marvin Finley Carson Liberty Hill Physical Education major; Independent Association; S.C.A. Council; S Association; Varsity Baseball; A ' Cappella Choir; Men ' s Chorus. Nancy Keith Carter Longview Elementary Education major; Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. John Read Churchill Smithville Physical education major; Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, sports captain; Letterman ' s Club, sgt.-at-arms; varsity basketball, 4 years; varsity baseball, 4 years; varsity track team, 4 years; U.M.O.C, 1956. Marilyn Jean Colegrove Lake Jackson English major; Delta Zeta sorority, standards chair- man, first vice-president, president; Cardinal Key Women ' s Advisory Council; Interfraternity Council Mask and Wig, secretary and board of directors Future Teachers, secretary and vice-president; Mega phone staff; Pems; W.R.A.; Forensics; S.C.A. Brooks Robert Collum Jarrell Bible major; Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, chaplain; S.C.A., treasurer; MSM; Blue Key; Head Cheerleader. 172 Mary Helen Dobbins San Antonio Chemistry major; Delta Zeta sorority, courtesy chair- man, pledge secretary; guard, corresponding secre- tary; recording secretary; Southwestern Science Soci- ety; Kappa Phi, pledge class secretary, treasurer; German Club, secretary; Perns, vice-president; W.R.A.: Mask and Wig. John Charles Douglass Carlsbad, New Mexico Chemistry major; Kappa Sigma fraternity, social chair- man; Ex-Students scholarship. DeLores Elliott-Murphy Lufkin Business education; Independent Association; Future Teachers of America; Baptist Student Union, treas- urer. Donald Ralph Fagin Dallas Sociology major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, pledge master, chaplain, reporter, and vice-president; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Blue Key, vice-president; Pi Gamma Mu; Freshman, sopho- more, junior and senior class senator; Sophomore, junior, and senior class Honor Council representative; Sophomore, junior, and senior class vice-president; Southwestern Letterman ' s Association; Varsity track team — conference pole vault record holder; Kappa Chi, councilman, president; MSM, council member; A ' Cappella choir for three years. Paula Foust Bellaire Sociology major; Delta Zeta Sorority, second vice- president, activities chairman, standards chairman; Mask and Wig; W.R.A., swimming chairman; S.C.A.; Canterbury club, president; Women ' s Panhellenic. Joseph Andrew Fowler Killeen English and History major; Independents; Blue Key; Alpha Chi; Student senate, ' 55- ' 56; Student Carnival co-chairman, ' 54; Mask and Wig; MSM Witness chair- man, state vice-president; Men ' s chorus; Band. 173 Frederick Freeman, Jr. Houston Music Education major; Kappa Sigma fraternity; Band; Orchestra Pauline A. Garcia Corpus Christi History major; Girls ' Independent Organization; S.C.A. Council; International Club, vice-president; Hispanic society, secretary; Kappa Phi; Kappa Chi, Pre-Law Society; Alpha Lambda Eta; W.R.A.; Future Teachers. Carl Edward Garner Port Arthur Christian Education major; Independent Association; Chorus; S.C.A. ; MSM; Megaphone staff; Mask and Wig; Alpha Eta Theta; Kappa Chi. Cecil Dean Ghormley Golden Acres Physical education major; Kappa Sigma fraternity, rush captain, intramural sports captain; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Honor Coun- cil; Student Senate; Pi Gamma Mu; Blue Key; Pres- ident, Mood Hall Men ' s Association; Future Teach- ers, vice-president; S.C.A. council member; South- western Letterman ' s Association; Varsity basketball; varsity track; Senior class President; Baptist Student Union. Henry Fritz Hamil Ingleside Chemistry and mathematics major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, warden and president; German Club, pres- ident; Southwestern Science Society; Veteran ' s Asso- ciation, social chairman. William Walton Harlowe, Jr. Killeen Chemistry major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, house manager, basketball chairman; German Club S.C.A.; Naval Reserve. 174 Karen Krichamer Heacock Georgetown Music education major; Delta Omicron, second vice- president. Benjamin Leighton Head Quitman, La. History major; Pi -Kappa Alpha; Sou ' wester staff; Megaphone staff; Mask and Wig; Kappa Chi. Joseph W. Hegar, Jr. Houston Drama-Speech and Sociology major; Kappa Alpha fraternity. Patricia Ann Hoke Houston Elementary education major; Delta Zeta. . sorority; scholarship award — highest pledge average, scholar- ship chairman; historian, treasurer; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Alpha Chi; Cardinal Key, freshman award, president; Women ' s Advisory Council; Freshman Orientation leader, two years; Southwestern Magazine staff; Kappa Phi, best pledge award, vice-president, president; MSM, sec- retary; Kappa Chi, girl ' s worship chairman; Future Teachers; Alpha Lambda Eta; Honor Council. Jimmy C. Hull Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Business Administration major; Kappa Sigma frater- nity; varsity track. Rosemary Holzapfel Victoria Christian Education major; Independent Association; Kappa Chi; Kappa Phi; S.C.A. 175 Robert Edward Johnson, Jr. Round Rock Business Administration major; Independent Associa- tion, sports captain, president; Who ' s Who in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges; Blue Key, alumni sec- retary; Pi Gamma Mu, president; Student Senate, social chairman, chairman; Honor Council; Sopho- more vice-president; Chairman, freshman orientation; SA president; Megaphone, humor editor; Lettermen ' s Association; Intramural football; S.C.A. B. A. Justice, Jr. San Antonio Christian education major; Independent Association, president; Vice-president freshman class; Mask and Wig; MSM, citizenship chairman; Kappa Chi; A ' Cappella choir. Elsie Akiko Kaneshiro Aiea, Oahu, Hawaii Elementary Education major; Independent Associa- tion, publicity co-chairman treasurer of girl ' s Inter- national Club, social chairman, secretary, president, Future Teachers of America. Mary Louise Key Texas City Christian Education major; Phi Mu sorority, treasurer, membership chairman; Kappa Chi; Band, secretary; Orchestra; Negro Fine Arts. Lionel Wayne King Bryan Sociology major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, coach, chaplain; S Association, Track letterman. Aleida Anne Lambert Mc Allen Music Education major; Delta Zeta sorority, song- leader, recording secretary; Delta Omicron, treasurer, publicity, chorister; Sigma Phi Alpha; Band, secretary, treasurer; A ' cappella Choir; Canterbury Club. 176 Anne Louise Lewis Bellaire Christian Education major; Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, beauty, scholarshi p chairman, treasurer; Miss South- western; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Cardinal Key; Dames Club Award to Fresh- man Woman; Cardinal Key Freshman Award; Alpha Chi; Alpha Chi Freshman Award; University Dis- tinction list for four semesters; Kappa Chi, vice-pres- ident; Glamazons, Miss Glamazon; WRA, president; PEMS Club; MSM, council member; Student Senate; Honor Council, secretary; Vice-President of Fresh- man Class; Mask and Wig Players; A ' Cappella Choir. Minnette London San Antonio Elementary Education major; Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, social chairman, ritual chairman, vice-president; Al- ternate Cheerleader; Kappa Phi, vice-president, his- torian, art chairman; Mask and Wig. Earl Ambres Mclntyre, Jr. Brenham History major; Independent Association; German Club. Shelley Ross Mitchell San Angelo, Texas English and Spanish major; Independent Organiza- tion Sweetheart; Cardinal Key; Cardinal Key Sopho- more Award; Alpha Chi; Honor Council; Student Senate; Future Teachers, parliamentarian; Sigma Phi Alpha; MSM, vice-president; Alpha Lambda Eta, President; Spanish Club. Roby Kenneth Muckelroy Lake Jackson Music education major; Kappa Sigma fraternity, pres- ident; Honor Council; Mood Hall advisory council, president; Future Teachers, president Interfraternity Council, president; Band, president; Orchestra; Dance Band. Robert Bruce Mulcahy Teague Physical education major; Kappa Sigma fraternity, vice-president of pledge class; Pi Gamma Mu; Future Teachers; Varsity basketball, second team all con- ference; Varsity track; Letterman ' s Association. Carol Jane Nelson Tyler Sociology major; Zeta Tau Alpha sorority; Independ- ent girls ' secretary-treasurer; Independent Beauty Nominee; Independent Association; Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu, secretary-treasurer; Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl nominee, two years; Hispanic Society; Pre-Med Society; Alpha Lambda Eta; A ' Cappella Choir. Earl Kenneth Newcomer, Jr. El Indio English major; Independent Organization, Blue Key; Hispanic Society; Kappa Chi; Alpha Lambda Eta; A ' Cappella Choir; Band; Orchestra. Rose Jeannene Nixon Corpus Christi Home Economics major; Alpha Delta Pi sorority, guard, beauty nominee, beauty; Pi Kappa Alpha fra- ternity Dream Girl Nominee; PEMS, treasurer; Glam- azons; Home Economics Club, parliamentarian; treas- urer, secretary, vice-president; Mask and Wig; All Star Volleyball team, Sou ' wester staff, Maid of Cotton nominee. Ruth Razon Ocera Manila, Philippines Christian Education major; Independent Girls Organ- ization; Alpha Chi; International Club, Social pro- gram chairman; MSM, program area chairman. Franklin R. Painter Sinton Biology major; Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity; Dance Band. Carolyn Birdwell Patrick Georgetown Home Economics major. 178 Chin Hee Paik Seoul, Korea Home Economics major; Independent Association, beauty nominee. Glenda Geraldine Peoples Jacksonville Home Economics major; Delta Delta Delta sorority; Future Teachers; Home Economics Club, vice-pres- ident; A ' Cappella choir. Walter Arthur Peterson Georgetown Physical Education major. William Henry Polk, Jr. Bartlett Business Administration major; Pi Kappa Alpha fra- ternity, sports captain; baseball letterman; Letter- man ' s Association, treasurer. Norris Paul Pope Hondo Chemistry major; Kappa Sigma fraternity, treasurer; Intramural football and Softball; Ruter Advisory; German Club; Pre-Med Society; Varsity Tennis; Letterman ' s Association; Men ' s Panhellenic; Inter- fraternity Council. Dorothy Marcella Pyke Houston Elementary education major; Delta Zeta sorority, rush captain, standards chairman, social chairman, guard, courtesy chairman; president of pledge class; Pi Gamma Mu; Interfraternity Council; Women ' s Panhellenic; Kappa Phi; Future Teachers; MSM; S.C.A. 179 u Patricia Marie Quested Galveston Christian Education major; Phi Mu sorority chaplain, co-treasurer, registrar, presi dent of pledge class; sex- tet; Cheerleader, head cheerleader; Senate representa- tive; German Club, treasurer; Kappa Chi, social chair- man; Nominee for basketball sweetheart, two years; SCA representative. Ann Reinhardt El Campo English major; Delta Delta Delta sorority, pledge class president, social chairman; Editor of Southwestern Magazine; Megaphone staff; WRA executive coun- cil; Alpha Lambda Eta; SCA; Future Teachers; Pi Delta Epsilon. Robert Wesley Robe Corpus Christi Business Administration major; Kappa Sigma frater- nity, president pledge class; Varsity baseball; Letter- man ' s Association. Allen Gordon Roe, Jr. Uvalde History major; Independent Association, program chairman, song leader; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges; Intramural After-dinner speak- ing award; Three excellent and one superior awards at San Marcos Speech Tournament; Alpha Chi; Blue Key; Sigma Phi Alpha; Forensic Club, president; Mask and Wig Players, council member; The Megaphone, religion editor; Alpha Lambda Eta; International Club; Student Director of Religious Activities, three years; MSM, program area chairman; Kappa Chi, worship chairman; A ' Cappella choir, four years. Charles Allen Rogers San Antonio Sociology major; Independent Association, song leader; Blue Key; S.C.A., vice-president, deputations chairman; Megaphone staff; Varsity baseball; Mask and Wig Players; Kappa Chi, social chairman; A ' Cappella choir, four years. Billie Whitfield Ross Taft Music education major; Delta Delta Delta sorority, vice-president, secretary; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges; Tri-Delta Beauty; Kappa Sigma Dream Girl; Cardinal Key, treasurer; Sigma Phi Alpha; Future Teachers; Delta Omicron, presi- dent. 180 Robert Roy Ross, Jr. Nicholson, Pennsylvania Christian Education major; Independent Association; Blue Key, corresponding secretary; Alpha Chi; MSM, treasurer, president; Kappa Chi; Veteran ' s Associa- tion; S.C.A. William Chappell Ross, IV Mercedes Business Administration major; Kappa Sigma frater- nity, president, treasurer, house manager; Honor council; President Junior class; Student Senate. Joe San Miguel Temple Physical education major; Kappa Sigma fraternity; Varsity Basketball, all-conference; Varsity baseball; Lettermen ' s Association, vice r president; Intramural volleyball. Sylvia Dee Sansom Uvalde Christian education major; Independent Association, beauty nominee, councilman; Kappa Chi council; A ' Cappella choir. Charles Edward Shine San Antonio History major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity; baseball; Kappa Chi. Varsity Mary Catherine Shirley Anahuac Music education major; Phi Mu sorority, beauty 1954, membership chairman, official delegate to national convention, president; Cardinal Key; Women ' s Pan- hellenic; Women ' s advisory; Chairman, Negro Fine Arts; Mask and Wig Players; Delta Omicron, treas- urer, first vice-president, delegate to national con- ference. 181 Marjorie Stout Sledge Edinburg Piano major; Independent Association, Beauty, 1955; Sigma Phi Alpha, vice-president; Delta Omicron, treasurer; Alpha Chi. Robert Watson Sledge Brownsville Post Graduate Lucy Song Kowloon, Hong Kong Medical technology major; Independent Association; Sigma Phi Alpha, secretary and treasurer; Alpha Chi, secretary and treasurer; International Club; Science Society. Franklin O Wai Yat Sun Kowloon, Hong Kong Mathematics major; International Club; Science Soci- ety; Simfonietta. - Aied Saliba Sweis Amman, Jordan Mathematics and Chemistry major; Independent Asso- ciation; International Club; S.C.A.; MSM. Robert C. Tanner Port Arthur Music education major; Kappa Sigma Fraternity. 182 Cecil Carl Taylor, Jr. Austin Speech and Drama major; Independent Association Pi Epsilon Delta; Mask and Wig players, business manager; Kappa Chi; A ' Cappella Choir, four years. Woodrow Allen Thrower Houston Music education major; Independent Association; Fu- ture Teachers, charter member; International Club; Band, vice-president; Orchestra, four years. Branson Luther Thurston El Paso Sociology major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, secretary, treasurer, librarian; Blue Key; Alpha Chi; Orientation Group Leader; Honor Council Kappa Chi. Mathematics major; national Club. Stanley Tung Hong Kong Independent Association; Inter- John Sanders Vardiman Killeen Chemistry major; Independent Association; Alpha Chi, president; Blue Key, recording secretary; Chairman of Honor Council; Vice-President of Students Associa- tion; Freshman chemistry lab instructor, two years; Organic chemistry lab instructor; Southwestern Science Society, secretary; Texas Academy of Science, regional director. Carol Cavness Walker Austin Christian Education major; Independent Association, General planning chairman; Cardinal Key Sophomore Award; Cardinal Key; Freshman senator; S.C.A. Vice- president; Mask and Wig Acting awards; MSM pro- gram chairman; TMSM secretary; Kappa Chi, secre- tary-treasurer; A ' Cappella choir, three years. 183 Robert Crittenden Walker, Jr. Galveston Business major; Blue Key; Alpha Chi; S.C.A., pub- licity chairman, Pi Kappa Alpha pledge class pres- ident, MSM. Harry O ' Neal Watkins Uvalde Chemistry major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, sec- retary, historian; Pre-Med Association; Science Soci- ety, vice-president; Canterbury Club, president. Candace Dickinson Watson Georgetown Mathematics major; Alpha Delta Pi sorority, record- ing secretary, pledge treasurer; Kappa Phi; Science Society; Future Teachers; Band. Raymond Daryl Watson Tomball Physical education major; Phi Delta Theta fraternity; Lettermen ' s Association; Baseball, three years. Patricia Ann Whitfield Taft Music education major; Delta Delta Delta sorority, president, beauty; Cardinal Key; Sigma Phi Alpha; Who ' s Who; Women ' s Advisory Council; Delta Omi- cron; Future Teachers; Women ' s Advisory; Women ' s Panhellenic. Thomas George Wilcox Eagle Lake Business Administration major; Pi Kappa Alpha frater- nity, president; Men ' s Interfraternity council; transfer from Texas University. 184 : Nancy Carolyn Williams Georgetown Sociology and Christian Education major; Alpha Delta Pi sorority, magazine chairman, treasurer, vice-pres- ident, best initiate; Pi Gamma Mu; Cardinal Key, outstanding sophomore award; PEMs; Kappa Phi, treasurer; Kappa Chi; S.C.A., secretary; MSM, secre- tary; Spanish Club. Patsy Ginn Williams Houston Business Administration major; Zeta Tau Alpha soror- ity, junior panhellenic delegate, scholarship chairman, secretary, president; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges; Alpha Chi, vice-president; Cardinal Key; Pi Gamma Mu; Secretary-treasurer of sophomore, junior, and senior classes; Freshman orientation leader, two years; University Distinction List, five semesters; President, Women ' s Advisory; Inter- fraternity council; Negro Fine Arts; Home Economics Club; Kappa Phi, secretary; Hispanic Society, treasurer, reporter, program chairman; Mask and Wig Players; A ' Cappella Choir. Donald Glenn Willis Port Arthur History major; Independent Association, sports cap- tain; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Col- leges; Blue Key, president; S.C.A., president, YMCA representative, Boy ' s Contact; Student Association, committee head; Forensics, two awards in Excellent Speaking; Varsity basketball; Intramural basketball, all-star team two years; Megaphone reporter; Mask and Wig, Goosetree-Morgan Award; Kappa Chi, vespers chairman; MSM. Jeannine Winn Uvalde Sociology major; Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, song leader, vice-president, beauty nominee, Honor Council repre- sentative; Basketball Sweetheart; S.C.A., social chair- man, treasurer, girls ' Contact; PEMs; WRA, secretary; Kappa Phi, program chairman; A ' Cappella Choir; Orientation leader, 1955-56. Watt Wellington Winn, Jr. Dallas Business Administration major ; Phi Delta Theta frater- nity, president; Pi Delta Epsilon. Tena Wood Robstown History and Government major; Delta Delta Delta sorority, marshall, social chairman; Kappa Sigma fra- ternity Dream Girl; Kappa Phi; Pi Delta Epsilon, sec- retary; Pre-Law Society, secretary; Megaphone staff; Annual staff; Basketball Sweetheart nominee. 185 Dorothy Zia Kowloon, Hong Kong Business Administration major; Independent Associa- tion; Crusade Scholar; International Club; Students ' Association, secretary-treasurer. Wayne Zimmerman Brownsville Music major; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Graduation Day -f Hail Alma Mater, Glory to thy name, Loyal voices blend to sing Thine everlasting fame. il to Southwestern, Ever thine are we, Hearts of youth ever sing thy truth And be faithful to thee. 186 Freshman Initiation Snake Dance 1ST Class Officers : Bob Coyner, President, Nancy Ashley, Vice-President, Betty Hamby, Sec.-Treas. Junior Class 188 Linda Allen, Alice Jim Armstrong, Longview Nancy Ashley, Fort Worth Alton Barillier, Baton Rouge, La. Wayne Bradford, Menard Evelyn Biegert, San Antonio Stanley Brossette, Kingsville Mary Frances Burleson, Leander Mae Nell Cardwell, Taft Mary Alice Carr, Port Isabel Mary Margaret Carr, Medina Richard Carr, Medina , 1 MM. fc 1S9 190 Sue Hillmann, Boerne Jimmy Holland, Uvalde Frances Holubec, Granger Dick Hughes, Houston Anna Jane Jones, Weir Barbara Ann Jones, Grapeland Elinor Keith, Brownsville Eun Sook Kim, Seoul, Korea AUi I Lydia Chapman, San Antonio Jack Cox, Palestine Bob Coyner, Lake Jackson Ernest Crum, Bertram Warner Dahlberg, Bryan Alice Dollahite, Marfa Bobert Dunn, Corpus Christi James Elbert, Lake Jackson Larry Fenton, San Antonio Lavon Fields, San Angelo Vera Belle Flowers, Houston Garland Frazier, Buckholts Shirley Fredericks, Lyford Nancy Furlow, Houston Bonnie Gahagan, Georgetown Sue Godwin, Georgetown .. ' ,; : ■ ' ■ - : fTD iSb ft  4 b m k 191 Frances Medley, Houston Ann Melugin, Dallas Bill Moore, Dallas Bobby Nail, Waco Bobby Palmos, Georgetown Carol Ann Parker, Corpus Christi Betty Plowman, Hallettsville Grady Puryear, Bellaire Vera Nell Radke, Mertens Van Rea, Killeen Jim Riddle, Austin Windham Rider, Tomball Frank Rodden, San Angelo Bertie Rogers, San Antonio Carol Rogers, Fort Worth Larry Rydell, Taylor 192 Wilma Kidd, San Antonio Milton Killebrew, San Antonio Joe Knauth, Beaumont Joe Ed Lamb, Houston Betty Lambert, Houston Marion Lawler, Mercedes Charlotte Le Vois, Beaumont Bobbie Lilljedahl, Buckholts Gene Lindsey, Beaumont Don Little, Houston Mary Beth Lockhart, Daingerfield Mary Ann Lothringer, San Antonio Rachel Loveless, Houston Reggie McDaniel, Abbott Lee McKaguek, Marshall Fannie Lou, Mainer 193 Gayle Saffle, Bruceville Drew Sanders, Georgetown Howard Schaumburg, Houston Glenn Selander, Houston Ralph Shuffler, College Station Bill Simmons, Houston Pearl Song, Kowloon, Hong Kon£ Dicky Spinn, Brenham Bennie Steel, Cisco Bob Stevenson, Giddings Dorothy Storment, San Antonio Beverly Stoy, San Antonio Zoe Strickland, Marshall Manuel Tafoya, Georgetown Peggy Tatum, Keltys Kathryn Taylor, Uvalde Windle Taylor, Georgetown Al Viola, San Antonio Terrell Voss, Austin Sam Weaver, Corpus Christi Glenn Weimer, Palacious Patty Whigham, Pecos Jerry Ingram, Waco Bill Williams, Lake Jackson Bobby Williams, San Angelo Ernest Williams, Odem Weldon Wink, San Angelo Peggy Wurzbachm, San Antonio Lucho Zalles, Evanston, 111. Dick Jackson, Donelson, Tenn. 195 Sophomore Class Class Officers: Jimmy Holland, President (right), Jerry O. Williams, Vice-President, Mary Lynn Keepers, Sec- Treas. 196 Mary Sue Addison, Caldwell Monetta Alexander, Palestine Marilyn Allan, Georgetown Christie Armstrong, Georgetown Beth Atkinson, Cost Virginia Bacarrisse, Houston . Judy Baker, Fort Worth Max Barron, Georgetown Kenneth Behrens, Georgetown Lois Bilbrough, Austin Bob Billingsley, Liberty Louise Blackburn, LaMarque 198 Bobbie Jo Graves, San Antonio Kenneth Green, Georgetown Fred Gunther, Ft. Hood Del Hamilton, Odessa Grason Hampton, McAllen Mary Jo Harbuz, Buckholts Jane Harris, Houston Sandra Hattaway, Kilgore Letitia Blaloek, Mission Charles Bray, Bellaire John Brecht, Dallas Joy Breese, Brownsville Clint Bybee, Houston Winnie Glee Card, Weslaco Charlene Carr, Bay City Mary Castle, Houston George Cauthen, Angleton Viva Jo Cloud, Houston Carmen Coleman, Houston Margaret Collum, Jarrell Lee Ola Cowan, Galveston Willeda Cox, San Antonio Diane Davenport, Houston Charles Davis, McAllen «- John Moon, Seoul, Korea Gene Moore, Tomball James Morse, Dallas Al Munson, Georgetown Dick Oliver, Fort Worth Harold Parsley, Daingerfield Barto Patterson, Georgetown Claire Plummer, Braintree, Mass. Peggy Price, Texarkana Henry Radde, Meridian Virginia Reifschneider, Houston Ester Rodreques, Dilley Syleta Rogers, Tomball Suzanne Runyan, Galveston Harold Sassman, San Antonio Ruth Schmidt, Eagle Pass k l I h ' i I. I 200 _____-_ __ Bill Hawes, Benavides Jane Henrichsen, Houston Jo Ann Irving, Corpus Christi Janice Jarrett, Mercedes Billie Nell Johnson, Cameron Mary Lynn Keepers, Cypress Camille Kennedy, Bryan Niki Knox, Alice Kathleen Long, Beaumont Dale Lusk, San Antonio Sally McMillan, Houston Mary Lou Mason, Eagle Pass Patsy Mayo, Freeport Charles Merrill, Austin Bobert Mittanck, San Antonio Bobert Montgomery, Georgetown 201 Travis Scoggins, Smithville Joe Ann Scott, Cleveland Margie Scott, Houston Brian Selander, Houston Charles Selman, Marble Falls Jo Beth Serres, Houston David Shepherd, Angleton Don Shuller, Palestine Gordon Smith, Georgetown Gene Smith, La Porte Beverly Stiegler, San Antonio Jack Stone, Menard Corinne Stout, Baytown Maynel Tatum, Georgetown Bill Thornton, Sulfur Springs Kathryn Trotti, Newton Van Valentine, Houston Jack Warren, San Angelo Bob Watkins, Hobbs, N. M. Gail Weber, Nixon Newt Weeks, Dallas Wilton White, Orange Calvin Whiteley, Georgetown Rebecca Fuentes, San Antonio Bucky Whittington, Clute Frances Wiginton, Longview Marcia Wilkins, Goldthwaite Jerry O. Williams, Beaumont Jerry R. Williams, Childress Joe Wilson, Orange Lawrence Wisdom, Dallas A group of boys admire Virginia Bacarisse, Paula Foust, and Betty Hamby who are entered in the beard growing contest. •■• ' ;. 1 In spite of itchy scalp Letitia came through with flying colors on her psychology quiz. Will he live, Doctor? 204 freshman Class Class Officers: Don Bouldin, President, Butch Winters, Vice-President, Betty Wilson, Sec.-Treas. Patti Boyd, Coleman Nancy Brown, Corpus Christi Rita Browning, Houston Lynn Dee Bryan, Houston Charles Burkett, Kirbyville O. M. Butler, Pampa James Carlin, Houston John Carter, Corrigan I V ' Shelby Carver, Houston Jean Causey, Eagle Lake Jay Chapman, San Antonio Mike Chennault, Tomball Mary Clayton, Waco Connie Clendenin, Beaumont John Cloud, Georgetown Jean Coburn, Houston 206 Pat Albright, Marshall Mary Ann Allison, Little River James Armsworth, San Antonio Jane Arnold, Menard Joan Atchison, Austin David Baker, Corpus Christi James A. Baker, Waco James L. Baker, Combes Billy Barry, Marshall Ann Baugh, West Columbia Nan Baugh,West Columbia Gordon Benham, Kenedy Harriet Berglund, Georgetown Carol Blackstone, Ozona Diane Bobbitt, Huntsville Don Bouldin, Waco Douglas Fuchs, Mena, Arkansas D. L. Fugler, Marshall Sidney Fuqua, Houston Ed Gauntt, Georgetown Robert Gersbach, Bartlett Lee Gray, Corpus Christi Anthony Grigsby, Beaumont Mary Guest, Houston Bess Guggolz, Brenham Gayle Hayden, McAllen James Hamm, Lancaster Gibson Harper, Houston Mary Hatch, Houston Hermine Hawker, Teague James Hawley, Dallas Bobby Heitman, Cameron 208 Warren Conerly, Beaumont Lou Copeland, Electra Edwin Cordray, South Houston Lyman Cox, Houston Jodie Crayton, San Antonio Joe Edward Darsey, Houston Sylvia Duade, Bartlett Kay Dean, Navasota Dorothy Deans, Bellaire Lou Dennard, Nacogdoches Irene Dinning, Freeport Mary Frances Dishman, Beaumont Angela Englebrecht, Georgetown Mary Helen Etter, Austin Doris Faseler, Pasadena Janet Flint, Corpus Christi 209 Carolyn Knippa, Austin Gene Koch, Floresville Bob Lakey, Pettus Howard Landry, Georgetown Martha Lemons, Tyler Harlan Leschber, Georgetown Martha Leverett, Coleman Clarence Lewis, Georgetown 210 IKk Jane Hiller, Houston Martha Hoffman, Georgetown Buddy Holubec, Taylor Elton Homesley, San Antonio Graham Howell, Austin Molly Howell, Austin Wayne Irby, Ballinger Steve Jackson, Donelson, Tenn. Bettie Ann Johnson, Cameron Joe Johnson, Dallas Pat Johnson, Dallas Anne Johnson, Palestine Bill Joiner, Orange Beverly Jones, Cypress Hubert Jones, Georgetown Tommy Jordan, Art Janis Payne, Austin Eve Porter, Bryan Paul Primm, Victoria Ruby Lee Pyle, Odem Rod Quinn, Navasota Jan Raasch, Corpus Christi Sharon Raven, Austin Roy Robbins, Harlingen Gayle Robinson, Sherman Betty Rogers, Houston Patricia Rood, Tuleta Dee Rowland, Uvalde Hernan Salazar, La Paz, Bolivia David Sandifer, Temple Janet Schatzman, Houston Phyllis Shambaugh, Lufkin 212 Sue Lightsey, San Antonio Darol Lindloff, Waco Morris Loden, Palestine Bette Loventhal, Lufkin Linda Luksa, Georgetown Lurline MeCollum, La Porte Mary Beth McKinney, Beeville A. Laura Mason, Lufkin Prella Maes, Velasco Doris Moore, Boerne Sara Moore, Fort Worth Eric Nagel, Fredericksburg Mary Alice Neely, San Benito Wanda Okawa, Kahuku, Oahu, Hawaii Seng Kah Oii, Penang, Malaya Nancy Patterson, Taylor 3 ?? , v5 Annette Whittle, Shamrock Deana Williamson, Orange Bette Wilson, Austin Butch Winters, Harlingen Uri Yumada, Irving Rafael Zalles, Evanston, 111. kkM ■ ) 214 Al Simpson, Houston Fredlyne Smith, Huntsville Susan Smith, Harlingen David Snowden, Houston Sherry Speer, Houston Sharon Stanfield, Jal, N. M. 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