Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1958 volume:

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He gave to his students practical suggestions and deep insights of continuing worth in their lives. ... a stronger faith his own, And Power was with him. 35?  ; - : ' •• ■ ■ Administration Buildin: Life at Southwestern is a combination of many things. The most important is the blending of the old and the new. The Ad Building, built in 1900, stands for the strength, for the tradition we hold so high, and the achievement of which we are so proud. m The Chapel represents the progress South western has made in this changing world under dynamic leadership. 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. Lois Perkins Chapel I ' Vr '  ; • Vf. S0 ; % 0 Cody Memorial Library i Jim West Gymnasium « ■■: ,. -TOM tfMNT ■ Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center Fondren Science Hall fife :ri 1 . -■-■ ■■■-■■■ :1 r ' . , ft, wmmm J-i . : ■: sA -Nil 4r i m St I - ' fflBWS ■ . « W Ruter Dormitory for Men Laura Kuykendall Hall for Women ! ' V Jl V r ■ 3 ■glr| ' « !, siSH mmi Mil «i ; ;J§ %  « ' • ;.  ..■ ' ' iggasteifc-.- • . r i ....■- Bishops , Memorial Building This new building on our campus, has truly added to the fun, fellowship, and friendship which is shared by students and faculty at Southwestern. 10 The Bishops ' Memorial Building was officially opened in April, 1958, with the student body and faculty present. Bishops ' Memorial Building inmvv-- mv n m - WtM i 4 f 12 Mood Hall for Men : Kyle White Religious Activities Center 13 Home Economics Building President ' s 14 McCook-Craine Clinic Home j 15 K s o u t h w e s t e r n ,;..■ Sf i . 16 — U n • i V e f-i r § s T3 • 1 t m y 17 L I F E A T S. u, Travel with SU-DRIP Thru LIFE ATS.U. 1957-1958 ► IS : . J-? ; 1.S A After a summer of rest I m ' ;, . .-•? r ¥ and relaxation 20 S.U. students excitedly return Only to find ■ M mMyM mk M- : ::m : :Vi mM MMM miM,£ Eager freshmen busily registering Little do they know what confusion is to follow. Next Came Rush Week with . . Music . . . ?? Movies . . . Ugh 22 md Fun . . . ?? Faculty and Students Zetas at the PiKA Open House Dr. and Mrs. Finch at the Kappa Sigs Enjoy Open Houses Phi Delts entertain with an Open House 23 Partytime Again PiKA ' s enjoy Banquet at Hills Zeta pledge banquet 24 ) Kappa Sigs on Hayride Southwestern Beauty Review A D Pi Beauties Karen Kuhne, Willeda Cox, Beth Rider, and Carolyn Leggett H D D D Beauties Angela Englebrecht, Margaret Mount, Billie Bryson, and Jonelle Wheatley 25 Zeta Beauties Jolene Hensen, Mildred Loller, and Marcy DuBoise ■w , 1 26 Independent Beauties Margaret Collum, Pat Shepherd, Mary Lynn Keepers, and Janet Tewes HITS OF BROADWAY Theme for S. U. Variety Show, 1957 The Pikes are busily (?) working on their float, using a character from each show! One of the highlights of the Variety Show is a parade which precedes it. Each social organization prepares a float to advertise its show, or some other Broad- way Hit. Yes, the Sigs actually got Sigfield Follies from this! The Barbs advertise their show, My Fair Lady. 27 Parades are Gala Events withfloats,music,and JUDGES!! . v v ■v X 1 First place went to the Zeta ' s, who did a take off on their show, HIT THE DECK The Phi Delts tied for second place with a comical rendition of CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF 28 SOUTHWESTERN PRODUCTIONS HITS OF BROADWAY Tri-Delts and Delta Zetas THE BOYFRIEND A D Pis DOG PATCH, U.S.A. Phi Mus __._ THE MOST HAPPY FELLOW Hi Phi Delts entertain with Around the World in 80 Days Kappa Sigma Dinner Party Tri Delts dance 30 Zeta pledge picnic Highlights of The Christmas Season . . . Traditional Carol Service Girls in white formals enter the dim chapel. St B3 Each group sings carols JL =i Ja Girls leave, as they entered, with lighted tapers! 31 «■ December Brings PiKAs rehearse for Week-end-at-college entertainment (?) Serenades . . . Tri Delts have Christmas Serenade ; Week-End-at-College . . . and they sang (!) 32 February Brings More Parties Sing, Girls, Sing ligQHIMMnHHHHH One Delta Zeta and Three Pikes Bring on the beans and steak! 33 Parties . . . Kappa Sigma Christmas Dance Independent Christmas Program 34 Presents for everyone! And More Parties and Santa, please bring me a dollie. Santa has come ma Dear Santa 35 Snowtime . . . Did it snow last night, boys? Hit or get hit! Dressed for the weather! 36 In the spring One ' s fancies turn to Sherry and Henry are ready to Independents dance in the new Student Union Building PARTIES board the Pike River Boat and dance! Jane Blanton and Jerry Williams are enjoying the food at the Phi Mu Spring Formal. Delta Zeta Spring Formal is in the new Union Building 37 Masks and Wig Presents Lady Macbeth (Paula Watson) and Ralph Schuffler converse back stage. Banquo (Harold Parsley) prepares to go on stage. MACBETH ■i P : f | ' ' . ' «% '  im afirn ||- ■■ A -. : ' ■; : - V nh ' A vS 4fr- ' ; -yyi •..-- ._ Macbeth (Al Viola) and Lady Mac- beth, Paula Watson. The Porter Scene — Dr. Angus Springer 38 ..V- WORKDAY . a treat to all! f£ I 1 i but we love to wash dishes! William! Whatever did you do to de- serve this? Who ' s the Phi gardner, Phil? JUl i Would anyone like to help? 39 MISS SOUTHWESTERN 1958 Miss Zoe Strickland Southwestern ' s Ideal Woman Dean Smith and Dean Ferguson pre- sented a silver tray to Miss Southwest- ern. She rry and Henry attend the All-School semi-formal dance honoring Miss South- western. 40 Memories Are Made Of . . . Serenades Delta Zeta, Barbara, is serenaded by Pikes serenade Van Earl Rhea and Kappy Sigs. Barbara is pinned to Kenny Behrnes. fl   Alpha Delta Pis serenade Bettie Hamby, who is pinned to Kappa Sig, Sammie Weaver. 41 San Gabriel . . . where the Elite eat :,MK Kay, in the Commons we have to wear shoes. % 0 Watch that knee! 42 Look girls, Pat caught a fish! Around the Campus Kappa Sigs won sing-song. Tri Delts entertain faculty and guests with open house. Delta Zeta ' s annual Barn Party - ' . • - Kappa Alpha open house. 43 Swing, Girls, Swing Zeta ' s Ukelali Blues Jimmie and Ronnie at the river. It ' s almost like riding horses! 44 Bits and Scraps Now, what do I do? Pom-poms give spirit to the Independent Team. Pikes are suited out for game. Jam Sessions 45 Then There ' s and fellowship Poker . . „,.. : : ;v7xvv:v. : ••■ Mid-nite snaks are common in L. K. Mrs. Dennard, Martha, and Lucho went to San Antonio with the Spanish class. 46 ! But even the KA dog gets sleepy occasionally! L K LADIES do not climb out windows! fl frufl A- :;: ; :: ;; iLk ill A J . wear hats at all times! sleep only in peace and quiet of chapter room bookcases! love to open presents! ■ ' ■• ' learn to cook (?) love birthdays and cakes! 47 s w -, .4 Don ' t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes ' 4 Happy, Happy Birthday, Janice ' Don ' t Blame It On Me ' 48 Editor, Anne Johnston, No Help Wanted!? — I SO LONG FOR A YEAR SU-Drip says, So long, be good, and collect many more memories for next year ' s Sou ' Wester! c L A S s E S President Jerry Fewell Vice-Pres. Charlotte LeVois Sec.-Treas. Bettie Hamby SENIOR CLASS 52 Mary Sue Addison Caldwell Business Administration Independent Assoc. Alpha Lambda Eta Kappa Phi First Vice President International Club James Armstrong Longview Physical Education Kappa Sigma Vice President Senate Letterman ' s Assoc. President F. T. A. Nancy Ashley Fort Worth Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi President Treasurer Junior Class Vice-President Alpha Chi Cardinal Key Women ' s Panhellenic Advisory Council Secretary Mask Wig F. T. A. Nominee for Miss Southwestern Beth Atkison Austin English Independent Assoc. Girls ' Song Leader Loan Fund Treas. Delta Omicron Alton Barillier, Jr. Baton Rouge, Louisiana History Phi Delta Theta Vice-President Social Chairman Senate Social Chairman Kappa Chi S. C. A. Evelyn Biegert San Antonio English Phi Mu President Vice-President Scholarship Chairman Girl of the Year Women ' s Panhellenic President A Cappella Choir Cardinal Key Kappa Phi Corresponding Secretary Alpha Lambda Eta Pi Gamma Mu Honor Council Who ' s Who Nominee for Miss Southwestern 53 Charles Bray Corpus Christi Chemistry Independent Assoc. Science Society Pre-Med Society German Club Biology Lab Instructor Elizabeth Atkins Bray Odessa English Delta Zeta Alpha Chi Pi Gamma Mu Kappa Phi F. T. A. Darlene Joy Breese Brownsville History Government Independent Assoc. Kappa Phi Pre-Law Stanley Brossette Kingsville Government History Pi Kappa Alpha President Sou ' wester Editor Mary Frances Burleson Leander Chemistry Biology Alpha Delta Pi Corresponding Sec. Sports Captain Alpha Chi Science Society P. E. M. S. President All Star Basketball All Star Volleyball Pre-Med Society Sou ' wester Staff Organizations Editor Kappa Phi Mask Wig Mae Nell Cardwell Taft Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta F. T. A. 54 Mary Alice Carr Port Isabel E nglish Independent Assoc. Vice-President President of Women Women ' s Advisory Southwestern Magazine Poetry Editor Alpha Chi Pi Delta Epsilon Alpha Lambda Eta International Club Kappa Chi English Assistant Senate Com. Chr. Mary Margaret Carr Medina Education Independent Assoc. Food Chairman Alpha Lambda Eta Mask Wig F. T. A. W. R. A. Richard Carr Medina History Education Independent Assoc. Pi Gamma Mu International Club F. T. A. M. S. M. Nancy Carter Longview Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha Lydia Chapman San Antonio Biology Independent Assoc. International Club Science Society Carmen Coleman Houston Elementary Education Delta Zeta 55 Lee Ola Cowan Galveston Elementary Education Independent Assoc. Girls ' Food Chairman International Club Secretary M. S. M. Secretary-Treasurer Robert Coyner Lake Jackson History Pi Kappa Alpha President Vice-President Secretary Kappa Chi President Vice-President S. C. A. President Who ' s Who Blue Key Junior Class President Sophomore Class Pres. Honor Council Men ' s Panhellenic President ■ ..■ , : DeLores Elliott-Murphy Keltys Business Administration Independent Assoc. F. T. A. Virgil Allen Cox Palestine Religion Independent Assoc. Kappa Chi All Star Softball Mood Hall Council A Cappella Choir M. S. M. Warner Dahlberg Bryan Education and Drama Independent Assoc. F. T. A. President Vice-President A Cappella Choir Sigma Phi Alpha Mask Wig National Collegiate Players Gordon Evans Houston History Kappa Sigma Vice-President German Club 56 Lawrence Fe nton San Antonio History Government Phi Delta Theta Librarian Parliamentarian A Cappella Choir Pre Law Society President Vera Bell Flowers Houston Christian Education Independent Assoc. Kappa Phi Kappa Chi S. C. A. M. S. M. P. E. M. S. Shirley Fredericks Lyford Elementary Education Independent Assoc. Food Chairman F. T. A. Charles Gahagan Georgetown Business Administration Kappa Alpha Pledge Trainer Sports Captain Charles Gauntt Georgetown Chemistry Phi Delta Theta President Pledge Trainer German Club Science Society Sue Godwin Georgetown Phi Mu Historian Social Chairman Sports Captain Cheerleader F. T. A. P. E. M. S. Vice-President W. R. A. Phi Mu Beauty Basketball Sweetheart 57 Ronald Gollberg Medina Chemistry Mathematics Pi Kappa Alpha Vice President Alumnus Secretary House Chairman Rush Chairman Band Orchestra Bill Goodloe Little Rock, Arkansas Chemistry Phi Delta Theta Vice-President Blue Key President Science Society Vice-President Alpha Chi David Goss Alice Physics Independent Assoc. Jane Griffis Coleman Christian Education Delta Delta Delta Secretary Chaplain Kappa Phi Treasurer Alpha Chi Kappa Chi Honor Council S. C. A. Council A Cappella Choir M. S. M. Secretary Bettie Hamby Galena Park Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi Panhellenic Secretary Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary Cheerleader Basketball Sweetheart Kappa Sigma Dream Girl ■r. Delmos Hamilton Odessa Chemistry Phi Delta Theta Parliamentarian Science Society Pre Med. Society Vice-President German Club 58 George Hardy Kerrville Chemistry Kappa Alpha President Secretary Guard Blue Key Alpha Chi Pre Med Society Science Society Men ' s Panhellenic Ruter Dorm Council Inter-Fraternity Council William Harlowe Killeen Chemistry Phi Delta Theta House Manager Baseball Basketball Football S. C. A. German Club M. S. M. Jane Harris Houston Elementary Education Delta Zeta P. E. M. S. W. R. A. Treasurer F. T. A. Vice-President Honor Council Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer Kenneth Harris Rockdale Music Education Kappa Sigma Songleader Sigma Phi Alpha President Blue Key Alpha Chi Band Orchestra Lab Band Delta Zeta Dream Man Scottie Vardiman Harris Killeen Music Education Delta Zeta Songleader Sigma Phi Alpha Alpha Chi Delta Omicron Secretary Who ' s Who Band Orchestra i Benjamin Head Quitman, Louisiana History Pi Kappa Alpha President Mask Wig Kappa Chi 59 Loretta James Hicks Georgetown History Phi Mu Secretary Historian Reporter Mask Wig F. T. A. P. E. M. S. W. R. A. S. C. A. M. S. M. Home Economics Club Negro Fine Arts Freddye Sue Hillmann Boerne Chemistry Independent Assoc. Social Chairman International Club Science Society Kappa Phi %3Kt ;%:« .! .;■ ' ' ' ifufiGKiSVK X ' ? ' : • .. ' , James Holland Uvalde History Senate President Blue Key Alpha Chi Who ' s Who M. S. M. President Frances Ann Holubec Granger Music Education Delta Delta Delta Treasurer Marshal Rush Captain Delta Omicron President Vice-President Secretary Alpha Chi Sigma Phi Alpha Secretary-Treasurer F. T. A. Glamazons Richard Hughes Houston Biology Chemistry Independent Assoc. Science Society Pre-Med Society German Club Mood Hall Council Biology Lab Assistant 0T . Sr Jerry Ingram Waco Physical Education Independent Assoc. Sports Captain Letterman ' s Assoc. Treasurer F. T. A. Mood Hall Council President Varsity Basketball Baseball Tennis All Star Basketball Softball Volleyball 60 Jo Ann Irving Corpus Christi Religion Delta Zeta Songleader Kappa Chi Senate Kappa Phi Chaplain Song Leader Honor Council Advisory Council Negro Fine Arts Barbara Jones Grapeland Business Administration Delta Zeta Vice-President Treasurer Scholarship Chairman Senate Secretary Who ' s Who Mask Wig Secretary Scribe Sigma Phi Alpha Pi Epsilon Delta Cardinal Key Vice-President Kappa Ph i President Alpha Chi Nominee for Miss Southwestern Larry Jones Houston Music Education Kappa Alpha Songleader Lab Band Concert Band Orchestra Golf team Sou ' wester staff Peggy Justice San Antonio Elinor Keith Brownsville Psychology Sociology- Independent Assoc. Kappa Chi Wilma Kidd Denver, Colorado Sociology Independent Assoc. Mask Wig Kappa Chi 61 Milton Killebrew San Antonio Psychology Independent Assoc. International Club Mask Wig Alpha Chi Kappa Chi Lionel King Bryan Sociology Phi Delta Theta Pledge Trainer Chaplain Sports Captain Joe Ed Lamb Houston History Independent Assoc. Betty Lambert Houston Christain Education Alpha Delta Pi Chaplain Kappa Chi Mask Wig M. S. M. S. C. A. Membership Com. Marion Lawler Mercedes Chemistry Phi Delta Theta Scholarship Chairman Blue Key Vice-President Who ' s Who Letter man ' s Assoc. Mask Wig Pre Med Society German Club All Star Football Charlotte LeVois Beaumont Art Alpha Delta Pi Vice-President Social Chairman Begistrar Alpha Chi Vice-President Pi Delta Epsilon Secretary Cardinal Key Treasurer Senate Senior Class Vice-President Megaphone Sou ' wester Art Editor 62 ™ Gene Lindsey Beaumont Drama Speech Phi Delta Theta President Mask Wig A Cappella Choir Don Little Houston Sociology S. C. A. President Vice-President Honor Council Mary Beth Lockhart Daingerfield Music Education Delta Zeta Historian Scholarship Chairman Delta Omicron Warden Vice-President Mask Wig Orchestra Band A Cappella Choir Panhellenic Treasurer Interfraternity Council Mary Ann Lothringer San Antonio Church Music Delta Zeta Kappa Chi German Club Alpha Chi Sigma Phi Alpha Rachel Loveless Houston Elementary Education Delta Zeta Historian Mask Wig W. R. A. Softball Chairman F. T. A. P. E. M. S. Glamazons Lee McKague Marshall Physics and Mathematics Phi Delta Theta Treasurer Alumni Secretary Scholarship Chairman Blue Key Alpha Chi President Science Society International Club Kappa Chi Band 63 Sally McMillan Houston English Education Delta Delta Delta Publicity Chairman Southwestern Magazine Editor Owen Martin Georgetown Chemistry Phi Kappa Sigma Pre Med Society German Club Science Society Vice-President «% Frances Medley Houston Education Delta Zeta President Social Chairman Panhellenic Senate Pi Gamma Mu Pi Delta Epsilon Honor Council Cardinal Key Women ' s Advisory President S. C. A. Social Chairman Kappa Phi Vice President Corresponding Secretary Ann Melugin Dallas Chemistry Alpha Delta Pi Treasurer Corresponding Sec. Science Society Secretary -Treasurer German Club Vice-President Charles Merrill Ogden, Utah History Government Kappa Sigma President Robert Mittanck San Antonio Psychology Bill Moore Dallas English Blue Key Alpha Chi International Club Program Leader M. S. M. Program Leader 4J Al Munson Georgetown Chemistry Phi Delta Theta Science Society German Club Boberson Nail Waco Sociology Independent Assoc. Kappa Chi S. C. A. Frank Painter Sinton Biology Pi Kappa Alpha Dance Band Bob Parker Corpus Christi English Journalism Independent Assoc. Megaphone Editor Sports Editor Magazine Associate Editor Sou ' wester Sports Editor Mood Hall Council German Club Spanish Club Alpha Lambda Eta Carol Ann Parker Corpus Christi Psychology Sociology Independent Assoc. Beporter Alpha Lambda Eta Vice-President Secretary Pi Gamma Mu 65 William Polk Barlett Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha Lettermen ' s Assoc. Grady Puryear Bellaire Business Administration Kappa Sigma House Manager Interfraternity Rep. Veterans Organization Treasurer Baseball Basketball Virginia Reifschneider Houston Elementary Education Delta Zeta Vice President Sports Chaptain P. E. M. S. W. R. A. Volleyball Chairman Windham Rider Tomball Chemistry Phi Delta Theta Pre Med Society German Club Baseball Track ; Robert Robe Corpus Christi Business Administration Kappa Sigma Lettermen ' s Assoc. Bertie Rogers San Antonio Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha President Kappa Phi Cardinal Key Women ' s Advisory F. T. A. 66 Carol Rogers Fort Worth Christian Education Alpha Delta Pi Corresponding Secretary Rush Captain Song Leader Program Chairman Beauty Nominee Panhellenic S. C. A. Social Chairman Mask Wig Kappa Chi Alpha Chi Syleta Rogers Tomball History Alpha Delta Pi Guard P. E. M. S. Secretary W. R. A. Ail-Star Basketball Suzanne Runyan Independence, Kansas Art Independent Assoc. International Club Vice-President Treasurer Publicity Kappa Phi Vice-President Chaplain M. S. M. Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Orchestra ■ ' ■■ 1 Larry Rydell Taylor Physical Education Kappa Sigma Lettermen ' s Assoc. Varsity Basketball Drew Sanders Georgetown Chemistry Pi Kappa Alpha Treasurer Scholarship Chairman Science Society Vice-President Program Chairman President Pre Med Society Secretary Harold Sassman San Antonio History Independent Assoc. Program Chairman Kappa Chi President Vespers Chairman A Cappella Choir M. S. M. S. C. A. 67 Howard Schaumburg Houston Business Administration Kappa Sigma Secretary Lettermen ' s Assoc. Secretary Pi Delta Epsilon S. C. A. Sou ' wester Sports Editor Mood Hall Council Intramural Sports Baseball Basketball Football Swimming Volleyball Ruth Schmidt Eagle Pass Elementary Education Delta Zeta Chaplain Kappa Phi Secretary Honor Council A Cappella Council S. C. A. Council Margie Scott Houston Education Mathematics Delta Zeta Rush Captain Senate Vice-President Honor Council Ralph Shuffler College Station English History Affiliate of Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Mask Wig Megaphone Associate Editor Magazine Copy Editor Lucy Song Hong Kong, China Chemistry Alpha Chi Secretary Sigma Phi Alpha Science Society International Club President Pearl Song Hong Kong, China Home Economics International Club Food Chairman Richard Spinn Brenham Philosophy Phi Delta Theta Librarian Chaplain German Club Kappa Chi Varsity Baseball %0  Ronnie Steel Cisco Independent Assoc. Pi Gamma Mu Secretary-Treasurer M. S. M. Treasurer Ellen ' Glover Steel McCamey Medical Technology A Cappella Choir Alpha Chi Science Society Pre Med Society Judith Baker Stone Fort Worth Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi A Cappella Choir Beverly Stoy San Antonio Psychology Independent Assoc. Alpha Lambda Eta Kappa Chi M. S. M. Zoe Strickland Marshall Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi President Standards Chairman Honor Council S. C. A. Council Women ' s Advisory Senate Miss Southwestern 69 Fred Sullivan Georgetown Business Adminisration Pi Kappa Alpha Pledge Master Franklin Sun Hong Kong Mathematics Peggy Tatum Keltys History Delta Zeta Recording Secretary F. T. A. Pre Law Mask Wig Cecil Carl Taylor Austin Religion Kappa Chi Blue Key Mask Wig i Dorothy Stormaht Taylor San Antonio History Independent Assoc. F. T. A. Stanley Tung Hong Kong, China Mathematics International Club 70 m Al Viola San Antonio Drama Kappa Sigma Mask Wig Pi Epsilon Delta Terry Voss Austin Christian Education Phi Delta Theta Secretary Treasurer Swimming Coach Blue Key A Cappella Choir Kappa Chi S. C. A. German Club Sammie Weaver Corpus Christi Physical Education Kappa Sigma Letterman ' s Assoc. Glenn Weimer Palestine Psychology Lavon Fields Whitefield San Angelo Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi Marsha Wilkins Goldthwaite History Delta Delta Delta 71 Bobby Williams San Angelo History Independent Assoc. President M. S. M. President Lettermen ' s Assoc. Varsity Baseball Basketball All Star Volleyball Ernest Williams Odem Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha S. C. A. Treasurer Joe Wilson Orange Junior Class President Blue Key Honor Council S. C. A. Council Phi Delta Theta Eddie Wink San Angelo Religion Independent Assoc. Kappa Chi M. S. M. Eleanor Wisler Houston Elementary Education Independent Assoc. S. C. A. Publicity Chairman F. T. A. M. S. M. Luis Zalles Evanston, Illinois Religion International Club President S. C. A. Council Kappa Chi Varsity Track Spanish Club Mood Hall Council 72 Sec.-Treas. Jane Harris President Joe Wilson Vice-Pres. Al Munson JUNIOR CLASS 73 Monetta Alexander Palestine Christie Armstrong Georgetown Kenneth Behrens Georgetown Max Barron Georgetown Ann Baugh West Columbia Harriet Berglund Georgetown Robert Billingsley Liberty Nan Baugh West Columbia Louise Blackburn La Marque Carol Blackstone Ozona Wayne Bradford Menard Winnie Glee Card Weslaco Crispen Campbell Corpus Christi George Cauthen Angleton 74 ii John Chapman San Antonio Charles Davis McAllen Robert Dunn Corpus Christi Margaret Collum Fort Worth Kay Dean Navasota Daniel Dusek San Angelo H mmm Angela Engelbrecht Georgetown Willeda Cox San Antonio Joe Darsey Houston Diane Davenport Houston Alma Lou Dennard Nacogdoches James Elbert Lake Jackson Irene Dinning Freeport David Erck Alice 75 Mary Helen Etter Austin Sylvia Ezer Anahuac C Janell Farris Daisetta 1 ni J Barry Fawcett Johnson City Bobby Jo Graves San Antonio Dale Frazier Mary Jo Harbuz Buckholts Shirley Fredericks anirley Lyford Sandra Hattaway Kilgore Jolene Henson Corpus Christi Martha Hoffman Georgetown William Hoffman Georgetown Joyce Holder Corpus Christi Jack Ireland Brenham 76 Janice Jarrett Mercedes Mary Lynn Keepers Camille Kennedy Cypress Bryan Nan Kennedy Nacogdoches Martha Leverett Coleman Sue Lightsey San Antonio Kathleen Long Beaumont Bette Loventhal Georgetown Dale Lusk San Antonio Lerlene Mc Collum La Porte Gene Moore Tomball Sarah Oatman Llano Dick Oliver Pittsburg, Pa. Eric Nagel Fredericksburg 77 Harold Parsley Daingerfield Kay Phelps Corpus Christi Ross Poteet Simms Gayle Robinson Sherman Frank Rodden San Angelo Barbara Sands Corpus Christi dtk Samuel Quisol Phillippine Islands Henry Radde Meridian Cs ; :%!! -: - Norman Roe Uvalde Fred Sanders Fort Worth es Joyce Sauer Houston JL ' Scrooge Scoggins Smithville Brian Selander Houston Charles Selman Marble Falls 78 David Shepherd Angleton Kay Stewart Hull Corinne Stout Baytown Donald Shuller Palestine Al Simpson Houston Beverly Stiegler San Antonio Jack Stone Menard Bill Thornton Sulphur Springs Catherine Trotti Newton Gordon Smith Georgetown Gene Smith La Porte John Stone Jasper Van Valentine Houston Powell Westmoreland Houston 79 ' Cox Wheeler Rankin Patti Wigham Llano Onnie Dee Whitting- ton Clute Frances Wiginton Longview Jerry Williams Childress William Winn Uvalde Jerry Williams Beaumont Lawrence Wisdom Dallas 80 Sec.-Treas. Connie Clendenin President Dee Rowland Vice-Pres. Steve Jackson SOPHOMORE CLASS 81 Pat Albright, Marshall Nancy Armistead, Ft. Stockton James Armsworth, San Antonio Jane Arnold, Menard Joan Atchison, Austin James Baker, Waco James Baker, Harlingen Diane Bobbitt, Huntsville Jo Ann Boozer, Tomball Jon Brecht, Dallas Bita Browning, Houston Lynn Dee Bryan, Houston James Carlin, Overton Shelby Carver, Houston Jean Causey, Eagle Lake Mike Chennault, Tomball Connie Clendenin, Beaumont John Cloud, Georgetown Jean Coburn, Bellaire Warren Conerly, Beaumont 82 =£ Edwin Cordray, South Houston Lyman Cox, Houston Joanne Crayton, San Antonio Richard Durdin, Beaumont Doris Faseler, Pasadena Janet Flint, Corpus Christi D. L. Fugler, Marshall Sidney Fuqu a, Houston Edward Gauntt, Georgetown Robert Gersbach, Bartlett Barbara Golladay, Harlingen Anthony Grigsby, Beaumont Bess Guggolz, Brenham J Fred Gunther, Killeen Gayle Haden, McAUen James Hamm, Lancaster Grayson Hampton, McAllen Gibson Harper, Houston James Hawley, Dallas Bobby Heitman, Venezuela 83 Elton Homesley, San Antonio Graham Howell, Austin Wayne Irby, Ballinger Steve Jackson, Tennessee nt . Martha Jasperson, Corpus Christi Bettie Johnson, Houston Pat Johnson, Dallas Joe Johnson, Dallas Tommy Jordan, Art Marian Key, Texas City Mike Johnson, Bay City Anne Johnston, Palestine James Keys, Georgetown Carolyn Knippa, Austin Gene Koch, Floresville Darol Lindloff, Waco Carl Lloyd, San Antonio Morris Loden, Palestine Linda Luksa, Georgetown Mary Beth McKinney, Beeville 84 Dunken McNitzky, Lake Jackson Annie Laura Mason, Lufkin Prella Mays, Velasco Mary Mosty, Center Point Mary Alice Neely, San Benito Wanda Okawa, Hawaii Seng Kah Ooi, Penang, Malaya Joan Patton, McAllen Janis Payne, Austin Eve Porter, Las Vegas, Nevada Paul Primm, Bloomington Ruby Lee Pyle, Odem Rod Quinn, Navasota Jan Raasch, Corpus Christi Roy Robbins, Harlingen Pat Rood, Falfurrias Dee Rowland, Uvalde Hernan Salazar, La Paz, Bolivia David Sandefur, Temple Fredlyne Smith, Huntsville 85 Janice Smith Sabinal Allan Snavely Combes David Snowden Houston Sherry Speer Houston Keith Stanley Houston Billy Taylor Bertram Nan Stirman Dallas Bowena Stone Georgetown James Stone Menard Freddie Trevino San Antonio Caro lyn Turner Bellaire Janet Tewes Odom James Thompson Longview Charlene Vetter Houston Newt Weeks Paul Whiteley San Angelo Carolyn Whiteside Houston iik ' ' 4 Annette Whittle Shramrock Deana Williamson Orange Bette Wilson Austin Butch Winters Harlingen Stanley Wong China 86 ; Sec.-Treas. Belle Keepers Vice-Pres. Buddy Renick President Danny Baker FRESHMAN CLASS 87 Neil Abeles, Paris Gayle Ahlgreen, Taylor Bobbi Anderson, Colorado David Ashley, Fort Worth James Atkison, Austin Ann Baker, Fort Worth Joan Barton, Monahans Joe Bauscher, Wichita Falls Ronnie Bell, West Columbia Sharron Betts, Sinton Jane Blanton, Houston Norman Bouffard, Georgetown Billie Lou Bryson, Bertram Ray Burkett, Lake Jackson Morris Butler, Pampa Roberta Byrom, Lytle Phil Carson, Austin Doris Cater, Temple Sara Churchill, Houston Patty Clare, Fort Worth 88 dfe Rosemary Coghlan, Houston Connie Cole, Bryan Connie Collins, Houston Terecia Conder, Killeen Ann Dozier, Dallas Roy Cook, Richards Harry Crowe, Brownsville Marjorie Dalchau, Pasadena Marcy DuBose, Uvalde Barbara Eck, La Grange Donald Evens, Houston Mary Jean Fincher, Lufkin Mary Ruth Fisher, Austin Kenneth Flournoy, Liberty Edwin Franklin, Belton Claudia Frazer, Houston J Dickie Frerking, Lake Jackson Rosemary Gibbons, Seguin Charles Goerner, Austin Jack Grace, Austin 89 Carole Graff, Brownsville George Grandstaff, Menard Harry Grappa, Mexico City Horace Griffin, Goodlett Suzanne Haralson, Wichita Falls John Harris, Austin Jesse Hibbetts, Lake Jackson Charlene Griffith, San Juan Robert Hailey, Corpus Christi Jerry Hanna, Sulphur Springs Harry Harris, Corpus Christi Janet Harris, San Saba Bobby Holland, Uvalde klfc Bubba Holubec, Granger Mike Home, Houston Martha Jo Hornung, Robstown ■M An Lee Howard, Austin Loyd Huff, West Columbia Margaret Huffstutler, Dallas James Hunt, Lake Jackson 90 - - r Y-% ' ... James Johnson, Sulphur Springs Julie Johnson, Houston Lewis Johnson, Chilton Howell B. Jones, Houston Belle Keepers, Cypress Ed Kelly, Dallas Karen Klein, Austin Karen Kuhne, Houston Ike Ledger, Temple Carolyn Leggett, Dallas Tom Lowry, Llano Mildred Lawler, Mercedes Doug Lawso n, Port Arthur Mark Lett, Liberty Hill Charles McClure, Killeen Grover McCullin, Cameron Donald McDonald, Abilene Tommy Maule, Houston Barbara Maxwell, Houston Mary Louise Meyers, Tyler 91 Martha Miller, Georgetown Tod Mixson, Kirbyville Joe Mock, La Porte Hall Gean Moore, Beaumont M Fannie Newton, Houston Patricia Morrow, Sinton Margaret Mount, Waco Linda Murphy, Houston Ronnie Odgen, Marlin Bill Osher, Brownsville Martha Paggi, Houston Tom Parker, San Antonio Ik yjv--f;$%i%,- jf W Temple Paysse, Galveston 4 Janette Pearson, Cameron Frances Peel, Keltys Paul Petervary, Hungary LaNelle Phillips, Houston Carolyn Pirtle, Coleman Carolyn Pitts, Beaumont Donald Plowman, Hallettsville 92 ■ Diane Pope, Hondo Barbara Pumphrey, Taylor James Raatz, Houston Buddy Renick, Killeen Linda Saunders, Austin Beth Rider, Tomball Mary Robinette, Odessa Charles Sander, Brenham David Scarcella, Temple Margie Schaezler, San Antonio John Schmidt, Eagle Pass Terry Schoenemann, Houston Bette Scott, Houston Nancy Scott, Port Neches William Seale, Beaumont Robert Sebesta, Pasadena ipt fl £j£f mk jj B ' Hw Mm SH I B  y «L ' ' ; i0k m f r ▼ w . 4 fizzm 1 , • ' - ■ t Nancy Seerden, Bay City Pat Shepherd, Austin Sarah Shepherd, Angleton Leslie Sherrill, Georgetown 93 Virginia Simms, Irving Frances Smith, Houston J ohn Smith, Sealy Millicent Sneed, Fairfield rv James Speck, Menard Charles Spellmann, Cuero Bill Spinn, Brenham William Stafford, Wharton Pat Swanzey, Houston Thomas Swift, Houston Patsy Stanfield, Pasadena Dorothy Stevens, Houston Gerald Sylvester, Lott Pat Teinert, Walburg Carolyn Tenery, Taft Betty Thomas, Houston Carolyn Thomason, Corpus Christi Lana Turner, Monahans Ervy Vanskike, Galveston Eddie Vetter, Houston 94 UMJ Martha Virden, Fredericksburg Mike Wade, Bay City Ronald Walters, Hobbs N. M. Jane Watson, Bartlett Lynn Weeks, Mexia Sandra Welch, San Antonio Bill Welch, Houston Rosemary Wendt, Vernon Myrna West, Houston Jonelle Wheatley, Brownsville Linda Wilson, Kerrville 95 - i . v A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Dr. William C. Finch President ■ Dr. I. J. McCook Vice President Finance 98 Pearl Alma Neas Registrar ' %,, • r- ' ,. Howard A. Long Director of Admissions • ♦ ' ; Mildred Gervasi Librarian 99 -I Mary Elizabeth Fox Director of Publicity and Ex-Students ' Association 100 Marjorie Beech Assistant to the President Gene Klein Assistant Registrar Silas M. Vaughn Assistant Business Manager Pearl Robinson University Nurse 101 Oscar A. Ullrich Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Professor and Head of Department of Psychology John D. Richards Dean, School of Fine Arts Professor and Head of Department of Music Education The College of Arts and Sciences N w I Dr. Ed Girven Professor and Head of Department of Biology 104 E. W. Keith Instructor in Biology and Chemistry Elizabeth Lundblad Assistant Professor of Business Administration M. L. Williams Professor and Head of Department of Economics and Business Administration Dr. L. H. Merzbach Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration James Hares Associate Professor of Bible and Beligion Dr. Sherman Lesesne Professor and Head of Department of Chemistry Dr. J. C. Godbey Professor of Chemistry 106 Dr. John O. Rodgers Professor and Head of Department of Education Dr. Sarah Zajicek Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Judson Custer Associate Professor of Education Elizabeth Beaver Instructor in English Dr. Claud Howard Professor and Head of Department of English and Journalism Ruth Morgan Ferguson Professor of English Dean of Women Emeritus 108 zfi John W. Cardwell Instructor in Journalism flB I ' -. V-V-VVV.:. . •■ ' •• .,. f . ' i.l-. ' ' -i.: ' Dr. Mali Lenz Associate Professor of Foreign Languages Dr. Frederick Lenz Associate Professor and Head of Department of Foreign Languages Dr. J. Hamilton McCoy Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages r Dr. George Hester Professor and Head of Department of History and Government 110 Dr. Frederick Gaupp Associate Professor of History and Government • - -.. 4 ■, . Dr. Luther Waggoner Associate Professor of History 111 Irene Deupree As sociate Professor and Head of Department of Home Economics James Evans Associate Professor and Head of Department of Mathematics Mary Wilcox Associate Professor of Mathematics .. ,::,H:,; ' : ' ■ . ■.;.;, , .:■■ 112 Esther Weir Assistant Professor of Physical Education Myron H. Dees Assistant Professor of Physical Education Paula McPherson (Not Pictured) Assistant Professor of Physical Education Randolph Medley Director of Athletics Associate Professor and Head of Department of Physical Education and Training 113 Dr. Bob Brown Professor and Head of Department of Physics i John N. R. Score Assistant Professor of Philosophy 114 David K. Switzer University Chaplain Associate Professor of Psychology Dr. Edmund Steelman Associate Professor and Head of Department of Bible and Religion 115 Harvey Watts Associate Professor of Bible and Religion ! ¥ | Dr. Frank Luksa Professor and Head of Department of Sociology 116 The School of Fine Arts James Valone Associate Professor and Head of Department of Art Carl Bergquist Instructor in Art Ralph Jones Associate Professor and Head of Department of Band and Music Education 117 James Baines Associate Professor of Drama and Speech 1 mm Dr. Angus Springer Associate Professor and Head of Department of Drama and Speech - i- ■ :■... 1 IS R. Cochrane Penick Instructor of Organ Iola Bowden Chambers Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory Jane McCook Instructor in Speech and English 119 Henry E. Meyer Dean of School of Fine Arts Emeritus Professor and Head of Department of Piano and Organ Thomas C. Douglass Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory; Head of Department of Strings Wendell Osborn Associate Professor and Head of Department of Voice M 120 This familiar person, though he would not be considered a part of the faculty, is just as much a part of Southwestern and its campus life as is the faculty. Skinny is loved by each and every student at S. U. and we hope he and all his staff are happy in our fine new Tavern. 121 X V ■ Lucile Loventhall Associate Director Laura Kuykendall Hall 122 ! i i Jan Greenwaldt Director Laura Kuykendall Hall j r ' • f « j re, • - ' V 1 Grace Walker, Secretary Office of Admissions h X Marguerite Dolan Secretary to Vice President Louise Rader, Cashier, and Annabelle Nobles, Book- keeper 123 ; ' ;■ „• ■ ' o R G A N I Z A T I O N S STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President — Jim Holland Vice-President — Margie Scott Secretary — Barbara Jones 126 STUDENT SENATE President — Jimmy Holland Vice President — Margie Scott Secretary — Barbara Jones Freshmen: Joe Bauscher, Sara Churchill, and Sarah Shepherd. Sophomores: Nan Kennedy, Morris Loden, and Paul Primm. Juniors: Jo Ann Irving and Sally McMillan. Seniors: Frances Medley and Zoe Strickland. Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Bogers. Not Pictured: Jim Armsworth, Jerry Fewell, and Glenn Selander. 127 Student Christian Association Council Front row: Nan Kennedy, Jan Raasch, Corine Stout, Connie Clendenin, Camille Kennedy, Elenor Whistler, Barbara Eck, Monetta Alexander, Nancy Armsted. Back row: Joe Wilson, Zoe Strickland, Terry Voss, Jim Thompson, Ernest Williams, Glenn Weimer, Steve Jackson, Don Little. Ann Melugin, Evelyn Biegert, Jane Griffith, Mary Lou Mason, Frances Med- ley, Barbara Jones, Bertie Rogers, Zoe Strickland, Nancy Ashley, Charlotte LeVois, and Margie Scott. ! Cardinal Key £ 129 Blue Key George Hardy, Ernest Williams, Glenn Selander, Bill Goodloe, Lee McKague, Terry Voss, Marion Lawler, and Charles Selman. Dean John V. Berglund, advisor. Front row: Nancy Brown Pelton, Sally Ann McMillan, Betty Loventhal, Mary Alice Carr, Anne Johnston, Charlotte LeVois. Back row: Katheleen Long, Martha Hoffman, Keith Stanley, Miss Pearl Nease, Glenn Selander, Charles Gauntt, Mrs. Charles Beaver. Pi Delta Epsilon 131 Pi Epsilon Delta Front row: Mr. Jimmy Baines, Drexel Riley, Barbara Ann Jones, Kenneth Behrens. Middle row: Al Viola, Dr. Angus Springer, Harry Davis, Harold Parsley, Glenn Weimer. Back row: Gene Lindsey, Jodie Cray- ton, Ruby Lee Pyle, Warner Dalhbergh. ■■ M I S ! « - r V- ilifUBitniMi Wayne Bradford, Scottie Harris, Barbara Jones, Lee McKague, Ann Melugin, Lucy Song, Mary Frances Burleson, Kenny Harris, George Hardy, and Char- lotte LeVois Sigma Phi Alpha 133 Alpha Chi Dean Ruth Ferguson, Jimmy Holland, Jane Griffis, Mrs. liams, Ruth Schmidt, Anna Jane Jones, Mary Ann Charles Beaver, Suzanne Runyan, Nancy Ashley, Judy Lothringer, Mary Frances Burleson, Lucy Song, Mrs. Stone, Wayne Bradford, Barbara Jones, Ernest Wil- Joe McCook, Ann Melugin, Bill Moore. A small portion of the members of Kappa Phi. Suzanne Runyan, Ruth Schmidt, Barbara Tones, Bette Scott, Martha Jo Hornung, Myrna West, Mary Ruth Fischer, Connie Cole. Kappa Phi 135 Pre-Law Pictured: Fred Sanders, Frances Wiginton, Ralph Shuf- fler, Tommy Keepers, Joy Breese, and Jim Armstrong. Not Pictured: Larry Fenton, Sammy Weaver, Peggy Tatum, Jerry Williams, Stanley Brossette, Graham Howell, Charles Ramsey, Mike Johnson, Ed Kelly, Dee Roland, Carol Blackstone, Dr. Hester. Pictured: Fran Wiginton, Barbara Jones, Evelyn Bie- Steel, Bertie Bogers, Wilma Kidd, Beverly Stoy, and gert, Dr. L. H. Merzbach, Dr. Frank Luksa, and Miss Mac McPherson. Pearl Neas. Not Pictured: Frances Medley, Bennie Pi Gamma Mu 137 Interfraternity Council Linda Luksa, Harriet Berglund, Charlie Gauntt, Jon Brecht, Mary Alice Neely, Mary Lou Mason, Diane Bobbitt, Bob Coyner, Virginia Reif Schneider, Bill Thorn- ton, Bill Goodloe, Buddy Dunn, and George Hardy. ( _ — I Honor Council 139 Men ' s Panhellenic Bob Coyner, Charlie Bauntt, George Hardy, Jon Brecht, Bill Goodloe, and Bill Thornton. w: %Mi? X ' MXy: X Pictured: Frances Medley, Mary Lynn Keepers, Mary Ruth Fisher, Bertie Rogers, Evelyn Biegert, Mary Alice Neely, and Jane Griffis. Not Pictured: Belle Keepers, Margaret Mount, and Jeanette Pearson. Women ' s Advisory 141 Ruter Dorm Council Pictured: Fred Sanders, Mark Lett, Ralph Shuffler, George Hardy, Don Shuller, and Jack Grace. Not Pictured: Al Viola, Jerry Harper, and John Score, Proctor. •T Paul Primm, Joe Wilson, Ken Flournoy, Dick Hughes, Danny Dusek, Steve Jackson, Scrooge Scoggins, Jack Cox, and Jerry Ingram. Mood Hall Council 143 International Club Mrs. Switzer, Bobbie Neel, Suzanne Runyan, Lucho Benna So Ying Chu, Alejandiena Sakaguchi, Pearl Song, Zalles, Wanda Okawa, George Cauthan, Kit Yamada, Lucy Song, Rev. David Switzer, Milton Killebrew, Bill Hernan Salazar, Pen Pen Kwok, Yoshiko Yoshinaga, Moore, and Seng Kai Ooi. •K-r ■■-■■ A J • I m Tommy Jordan, Don Schuller, Neil Abies, Barbara Sands, Del Hamilton, Louise Blackburn, Ann Baugh, Danny Baker, Pat Johnson, Ann Melugin, Nan Ster- man, Lerlene McCollum, Evelyn Biegert, Prella Mays, and Owen Martin. German Club 145 Spanish Club The Spanish Club off to Mexico. Carolyn Thomason, Jim Thompson, Fran Wiginton, Margaret Huffstutler, Joy Breese, Connie Clendenin, Martha Hoff- man. Dr. J. Hamilton McCoy, Sponsor. Jolene Hinson, Eleanor Whisler, Linda Luksa, Jane Harris, Frances Wigginton, Ann Baker, Shirley Fredricks, Jim Armstrong, Mae Nell Cardwell, Bertie Bogers, Lee Cowan, Bichard Carr. Future Teachers of America 147 Magazine Sally McMillan, Editor, Charlotte LeVois, Janice Smith, Mary Alice Neely, Mary Helen Etter, Glenn Weimer, Mary Alice Carr, and Kathleen Long. Annie Laura Mason, Linda Murphey, Anne Johnston, Editor, Jane Arnold, Patti Clare, Barbara Eck, and Charlotte LeVois. Annual ! 149 Lab Band The Southwestern Lab Band performs at the Jazz sax; Dickie Fricking, trumpet; Larry Jones, trumpet; Concert under the direction of Mr. Ralph Jones. Nor- Mac McPherson, trombone; and two guest artists, man Roe, bass; Kenny Harris, sax; David Shepherd, ■■;.■•■ , ' J  ii 1 I £ 1 i First row: Louise Blackburn, Janice Jarrett, Virginia Refischneider, Jonelle Wheatley, Jane Griffis, Lou Den- nard. Second row: Doris Fasler, Carol Graff, Ruth Schmidt, Judy Stone, Janet Tewes, Jeannette Pearson, Jan Raasch, Betty Johnson, Margie Dalchau, Mary Alice Neeley. Third row: Nancy Seerden, Evelyn Beigert, Pat Johnson, Gene Lindsey, Steve Jackson, Terry Voss, Larry Fenton, Jack Grace, Dave Scarcella, Mary Beth Lockhart. Fourth row: Tom Lowry, Charlie Davis, Neil Abies, Harold Sassman, Chuck Merrill, Jerry Williams, Bobby Mittank, Warner Dalhberg, Rob- ert Sebastian, Norman Roe. A-Cappella Choir 151 Negro Fine Arts Pictured: Wayne Bradford, Camille Kennedy, Mrs. Chambers, Glenn Weimer, Bucky Whittington, George Calhun, Linda Wilson, B eth Atkinson, Mary Mosty, and Rosemary Coghlan. Not Pictured: Jo Ann Irving, Carl Lloyd, and Charlene Griffith. Ann Melugin, Margie Scott, Mary Frances Burleson, Prella Mayes, Martha Leverette, Jay Chapman, Charles Bray, George Hardy, Dr. Godbey, Dr. Brown, Dr. Lesene, Ann Baugh. Science Society 153 Perns Mary Frances Burleson, Virginia Reif Schneider, Mary Lou Mason, Janet Tewes, Charlotte LeVois, and Syleta Rogers. - H n First Row: Darol Lindloff, Jerry Fewell, Charlie Scoggins, Don Little, Lewis Johnson, Coach Dees. Third Chance, Bill Thornton, Sammie Weaver, Jim Arm- Row: Jim Baker, Tiger Ingram, strong. Second Row: Dale Lusk, Jim Holland, Scrooge Letterman ' s Association 155 Zeta of ALPHA DELTA PI National Founding — — - .1851 Local Founding - 1907 President - Joyce Sauer Vice President - - - Rita Browning Recording Secretary .- Eve Porter Corresponding Secretary Ann Melugin Treasurer Martha Leverett Joyce Sauer, Rita Browning, Eve Porter, Ann Melugin, Martha Leverett, Pat Albright, Jane Arnold, Nancy Ashley, second row: Ann Baker, Harriet Berglund, Jo Ann Boozer, Mary Frances Burleson, Sara Churchill, Connie Clendenin, Jean Coburn, Willeda Cox, third row: Dianne Davenport, Kay Dean, Ann Dozier, Janell Farris, Betty Hamby, Martha Hoffman, Anne Johnston, Camille Kennedy. 156 Karen Kuhne, Betty Lambert, Carolyn Leggett, Charlotte LeVois, Annie Laura Mason, Fannie Newton, Janice Payne, Frances Ann Peel, second row: Carolyn Pirtle, Beth Bider, Mary Bobinette, Carol Bogers, Syleta Bogers, Margie Schaezler, Kay Stewart, Zoe Strickland, third row: Ervi Vanskike, Lavon Fields Whitefield, Carolyn Whiteside, pledges: Lee Howard, Patti Clare. The Alpha Delts go caroling. Legs? 151 Theta Epsilon of DELTA DELTA DELTA M National Founding .1888 Local Founding - --— 191 1 President - Patricia Whigham Vice President ----- Mae Nell Cardwell Secretary Jane Griffis Treasurer - - Mary Alice Neely Patricia Whigham, Mae Nell Cardwell, Jane Griffis, Mary Alice Neely, Christie Armstrong, Ann Baugh, Nan Baugh, Billie Lou Bryson, second row: Lou Dennard, Angela Englebrecht, Mary Helen Etter, Mary Jean Fincher, Janice Fleming, Rosemary Gibbons, Frances Ann Holubec, Nan Kennedy, third row: pledge, Mary Louise Myers. 158 Carolyn Knippa, Linda Luksa, Sally McMillan, Mary Beth McKinney, Hall Gean Moore, Margaret Mount, Sarah Oatman, Jeanette Pearson, second row: Dianne Pope, Patricia Rood, Linda Saunders, Janice Smith, Carolyn Tenery, Jonelle Wheatley, Annette Whittle, Marsha Wilkins. Tri Delt Laundry! ! Speechless? 159 Gamma Zeta of DELTA ZETA National Founding - 1902 Local Founding ...1946 President Beverly Stiegler First Vice President Jane Harris Second Vice President Margie Scott Recording Secretary Irene Dinning Corresponding Secretary Ruth Schmidt Treasurer Prella Mays Beverly Stiegler, Jane Harris, Margie Scott, Irene Dinning, Ruth Schmidt, Prella Mays, Louise Blackburn, Cris Campbell, second row: Shelby Carver, Carmen Coleman, Doris Jean Faseler, Claudia Frazier, Bobbie Jo Graves, Joann Irving, Martha Jasperson, Betty Johnson, third row: Julie Johnson, Barbara Jones, Mary Beth Lockhart, Kathleen Long, Mary Ann Lothringer, Corky Loveless, Frances Medley, Joanie Patton. 160 Ruby Lee Pyle, Virginia Reifschneider, Gayle Robinson, Betty Scott, Sarah Shepherd, Peggy Tatum, Carolyn Turner, Myrna West, second row: pledges, Connie Sue Collins, Margie Dalchau, Kathy Fleming, Gail Hamme, Joyce Holder, Terry Schoenamann, Judy Shaper, Patsy Standfield. 161 Xi Kappa of PHI MU National Founding 1852 Local Founding 1908 President Lerlene McCollum Vice President Carolyn Thomasson Secretary Janice Jarrett Treasurer Jane Blanton : ■ Lerlene McCollum, Carolyn Thomasson, Janice Jarrett, Jane Blanton, Evelyn Biegert, second row: Nancy Brown, Barbara Ann Eck, Janet Flint, Sue Godwin, Bess Guggolz. 162 •P? £%£: t) f Janet Harris, Loretta Hicks, Marian Key, Nancy Seerdan, Pat Teinert, second row: Deanna Williamson, pledges: Bobbi Anderson, Barbara Maxwell, Virginia Simms, Nan Stirman. ta v- J - 1 : r ' Love That Pin! Phi Mu Roust- Abouts! 163 Lambda of ZETA TAU ALPHA National Founding .1898 Local Founding 1906 President Mary Lou Mason Vice President Kay Phelps Secretary Lynn Dee Bryan Treasurer Frances Wigenton Mary Lou Mason, Kay Phelps, Lynn Dee Bryan, Frances Wigenton, Carol Blackstone, Dianne Bobbitt, Marcy Du Bose, Babs Galladay, second row: Sandra Hataway, Jolene Henson, Margaret Huffstutler, Mildred Lawler, Betty Loventhal, Patricia Morrow, Jan Raasch, Bertie Rogers. 164 Fredlene Smith, Pat Swanzy, Charlene Vetter, Paula Watson, Bettie Wilson, Linda Wilson, Frances Young, second row: pledges, Gayle Algreen, Joan Barton, Mary Mosty, Martha Paggi, Dorothy Stephens, Lana Turner. 165 Janice Whiteley 166 Kappa Alpha Rose xi of KAPPA ALPHA National Founding .1865 Local Founding 1883 Number I Joe Darsey Number II Ed Cordray Number III Jerry Williams Number IV Jim Thompson Joe Darsey, Edwin Cordray, Jerry Williams, Jim Thompson, Ronald Bell, Morris Faubion, Ronnie Gahagan, George Hardy, second row: Gibson Harper, Jim Hawley, Larry Jones, Jim Keys, Tod Mixson, Robert Montgomery, Calvin Whiteley, pledges: John T. Montgomery, Chris Penick, Robert Portwood, David Quick, Robert Sebesta, Tom Swift, Paul Whiteley, third row. 167 Bettie Hamby 168 Dream Girl of Kappa Sigma iota of KAPPA SIGMA National Founding . 1869 Local Founding 1869 Grand Master . - Jon Brecht Grand Treasurer Grand Procurator Tommy Jordan Grand Master of Ceremonies Kenneth Behrens Grand Scribe Fred Sanders David Erck Jon Brecht, Tommy Jordan, Kenneth Behrens, Fred Sanders, David Erck, Kenneth Harris, Charles Ramsay, Sam Weaver, second row: Jim Armstrong, Gordan Evans, Chuck Merrill, Dick Oliver, Howard Schaumberg, Bill Thornton, Al Viola, Fred Gunther, third row: Larry Rydell, David Sanderfer, Al Simpson, Dickie Frerking, Gerry Garmon, Charles Goerner, George Grandstaff, Bill Hoffman, fourth row: Jack Ireland, Jim Johnson, Mike Johnson, John Schmidt, pledges: Bob Billingsly, Harry Grappa, Gerry Hanna, Louis Johnson, fifth row: Hal B. Jones, Duncan McNitzky, Ronnie Nance, Ronnie Ogden, James Speck, Jerry Sylvester. 169 Texas-Gamma of PHI DELTA THETA National Founding 1848 Local Founding 1886 President . Charles Gauntt Vice President .. Darol Lindloff Secretary Delmos Hamilton Treasurer Morris Ray Loden Charles Gauntt, Darol Lindloff, Delmos Hamilton, Morris Ray Loden, David Ashley, Alton Barillier, Phil Carson, Mike Chennault, second row: Richard Durdin, James Elbert, Barry Fawcett, Jim Fisher, D. L. Fugler, Ed Gauntt, Bill Goodloe, Bill Harlowe, third row: Pat Johnson, Marion Lawler, Lee McKague, Gene Moore, Al Munson, Paul Primm, Windham Rider, Charlie Selman. 170 Gordon Smith, Terry Voss, Lynn Weeks, Joe Wilson, pledges: Gerald Applewhite, Harvey Ford, Graham Howell, Sherrill Hurley, second row: Hubert Jones, Tom McAferty, William Seale, Maner Stafford, Eddie Vetter, Harlan Watson, Gerald Wood. Phi International Night Around The World On Eighty Cents 171 Willeda Cox 172 Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Omicron of PI KAPPA ALPHA National Founding — 1868 Local Founding - - 1910 President - Bob Coyner Vice President - Ronnie Gollberg Secretary = - - - Henry Radde Treasurer - ----- Buddy Dunn Bob Coyner, Henry Radde, David Baker, Joe Bauscher, Ray Burkett, J. Chapman, second row: Lloyd Huff, Joe Mock, Rod Quinn, Jimmie Raatz, Van Rae, Jim Riddle, Dee Rowland, Drew Sanders, David Shepherd, Don Shuller, third row: John Stone, Billy Taylor, Ernest Williams, Bill Winn, pledges: Jack Grace, Robert Hailey, Harry Harris, Bubba Holubec, fourth row: Carl Lloyd, Donald McDonald, Mike Wade, Bill Welch. 173 mam 3 21 If V- i§ - S P o R T m S ' 57 - ' 58 Pirates Bobby Williams— 6 ' , Sr.— Bobby led the Pirates to what games they won, with a constant hustle on the floor and a winning attitude while off the court. Sammie Weaver — 5 ' 7 , Sr. — Weaves as his team- mates call him, finishes up 4 years of basketball, baseball, and track for the Pirates. Sam ' s great speed makes up for his height while on the ball court. 176 Scoggins, Rydell, and Williams are down there hustling against A I. ' 5 7 - ' 5 8 Pirates Larry Rydell — 6 ' 3 , Jr. — Rich was probably the most improved ball player in the Pirates group, for he seemed to play a smarter and faster game than he had ever displayed before. Rydell is also a track performer at the high jump pit. Jerry Fewell — 5 ' 1 1 , Sr. — Hare as he is called, is probably one of the most popular ball players on the team. Jerry played consistent ball, scoring several times at the final buzzer to save the game. Jerry pitches for the Pirate baseball squad, also. Jesse Scoggins — 6 ' 5 , Jr. — Scrooge helped the S.U. team every game with his rebounding talent and smooth hook shots. He is also a regular on the baseball squad as the first baseman. 177 ' 5 7 - ' 58 Pirates Jack Ireland — 6 ' , Soph. — Jack was a great help to the Pirate squad till slowed down with a back injury. He was also a track squad member as a dash man. Dale Lusk — 6 ' , Jr. — A good example of hustle and determination in a player would characterize the Duck . Dale was oftentimes a starter and steady performer. James Baker — 6 ' 5 , Soph. — Jimmy has im| proved considerably this year He seemed t have found a knack of getting rebounds. Jin is a leaper either in basketball or track togs. 178 ; ' 5 7 - ' 58 Pirates Charles Chance — 5 ' 10 , Soph. — Charles, a George- town product, many times this season held the team together with his accurate floor game. Charlie plays second base also for the Pirates. Louis Johnson — 6 ' 1 , Fresh. — An outstanding reserve who thrilled the crowd with his long, but on the money jump shots. He will certainly be needed in his coming years at S.U. Scrooge dunks it again for 2 more points! 179 ' 57 - ' 58 Pirates Buddy Renick — 5 ' 8 , Fresh. — Buddy should be a great help to the gold and black team in years to come with his smart floor game. He was a good team man, often passing the ball to a teammate where he could have taken a shot himself. Bill Spinn — 5 ' 11 , Fresh. — A ballplayer who has yet to see too much action but gained a lot of college experience while a first year man. Billy is a good potential for S.U. in years to come. 180 Watch it boys! Ooops — the Pirates score again! ' 57 - ' 58 Pirates (Not Pictured) Charles Spellman — 6 ' 2 , Fresh. — One of the fish on the varsity, getting experience for coming years by playing many practice or inter-squad games and training. Ronnie Ogden — . ' 5 , Fresh. — Casper is truly a fine prospect for varsity play, for he has a year behind him to help him find the college way of playing ball. A fine rebounder. 181 Baseball ' 58 Pat Hunt Freshman, 1st yr. letterman Pitchers Jerry Fewell Senior, 3rd yr. letterman 182 Richard Spinn Senior, 1st yr. letterman Dale Lusk Junior, 2nd vr. letterman Baseball ' 58 Pitchers Eddie Vetter Freshman, 1st yr. letterman Del Moberg Freshman, 1st yr. letterman 183 Baseball • Darol Lindloff Junior, 3rd yr. letterman ' 58 Infielders Charles Chance Junior, 2nd yr. letterman Jim Armstrong Senior, 3rd yr. letterman 184 Baseball ' 58 Infielders Jesse Scoggins Junior, 3rd yr. letterman Sammie Weaver Senior, 4th yr. letterman Outfielder Don Little Senior, 2nd yr. letterman 185 i ' ( t. Baseball ' 58 ;; fij«  i ' Outfielders Jim Holland Junior, 2nd yr. letterman i, Dave Sandefur Junior, Squad y Tino Tafoya Freshman, Squad 186 Baseball Ronnie Nance Junior, 1st yr. letterman ' 58 Catchers Jesse Hibbits Freshman, 1st yr. letterman Roy Cook Freshman, Squad 187 INTRAMURAL SPORTS The Kappa Sigmas became the Intramural Champions once again and received the traveling trophy for the second consecutive year. 188 The Sig team ran away with the track meet for the third straight year. The outstanding performers were Jack Ireland, Bill Thornton, Gerald Sylvester, and Sammie Weaver. The Sigs won six out of fourteen events. ; FOOTBALL CHAMPS The Phis won the championship by going through the season undefeated. This team was a well balanced one because of such outstanding players as Apple- white at quarterback; Lindloff and Vetter in the backfield; linemen who stood out were Barron, Bostick, Chennault, and Hamilton. BASKETBALL CHAMPS The Phis and Sigs fought to the last game to decide the champs. The Phis had a starting five of Chennault, Ford, Jones, Applewhite, and Moore. 189 VOLLEYBALL CO -CHAMPIONS The Sigs led by Ramsay, Butler, and Oliver became volleyball co-champs with the Independents, led by Williams and Spellman. The Sigs also took the softball championship, led by pitcher Dick Oliver. B SWIMMING CHAMPS . 190 The Sigs led by such fine men as Thornton and Parker swept six out of eight events in the swim meet and won by a safe margin. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS The Delta Zetas took the Girls ' Intramural Volleyball Championship with such players as Myrna West, Betty Scott, Corky , Judy Johnson, Carmen Coleman, Judy Shaeper, and Virginia R. BASKETBALL CHAMPS The basketball championship was taken by the Independents with a starting line-up of such players as Jean Causey and Janet Tewes. m £ 9 M ' xX Ov t His SWIMMING CHAMPS The Tri Delts took the swimming trophy led by Carolyn Knippa. 191 ! .- P E R S o N A L I T I E S ■ Zoe Strickland 194 MISS SOUTHWESTERN Each year the faculty nominates and the students elect one girl to be Miss Southwestern. This girl must ex- ceed in every aspect of Southwestern life, academically, socially, and religiously. ;W ' - Nancy Ashley Evelyn Biegart 196 ! Scottie Vardaman Harris Barbara Jones 197 VfiX ' i ' iSf+Xs Xi Gail Hamme 198 ALL SCHOOL BEAUTY A group of three beauty experts, a professional model, a glamor photographer, and a fashion co- ordinator, picked Gail as the All School Beauty 1957- 58. The Beauty Revue 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. 199 Karen Khune 200 ALPHA DELTA PI BEAUTY Willeda Cox N O M I N E E S Beth Rider 201 Billie Lou Bryson 202 DELTA DELTA DELTA BEAUTY ■ . :.-:■ Angela Englebrecht Margaret Mount N O M I N E E S    . Jonelle Wheately 203 ffflj ' m,: 204 Betty Scott DELTA ZETA BEAUTY N O M I N E E S Sarah Sheppard Gail Hamme Pat Stanfield 205 Pat Teinert 206 PHI MU BEAUTY Bobbie Anderson N O M I N E E S Jane Blanton Lurlene McCullum 207 Jolene Hinson 208 ZETA TAU ALPHA BEAUTY Marcy Dubose N O M I N E E S %. L n -I Paula Watson 209 Janet Tewes 210 INDEPENDENT BEAUTY Margaret Collum N O M I N E E S I ..  Mary Lynn Keepers Pat Shepherd 211 Janice Fleming 212 BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Pirate Yell Leaders Billie Lou Bryson, Phil Carson, Karen Khune, Margie Schezeler-alternate, Pat Johnson, Kay Dean, not pictured Jim Carlin, Butch Winters-alternate. 213 WHO ' S WHO In American Colleges and Universities ■■■ These ten seniors, picked by a secret faculty committee, represent the picture of college success. To be in Who ' s Who, one must be active in all aspects of college life, rate high scholastically, and have that spark of leadership which makes them truly outstanding. Bob Coyner, Jimmy Holland, Zoe Strickland, and Barbara Jones. 214 i I ' i i 1 Gene Lindsay, Scottie Vardaman Harris, Marian Lawler, and Evelyn Biegart. Not Pictured: Patty Whigham Renick Birtie Rogers 215 ' ! UMOC (Ugly Man on Campus) Jesse Travis Scoggins (Scrooge) Picked from a field of excellently qualified nominees at a penny a vote, Scrooge is the best qualified office holder on campus. %. Vv. ' - , i J UP % V ' ., . ' i ' « • -tJ ' .♦ I — ■• ' ■(yillwr I 1 _ p m ■■■■■ -■ c ' f t t, I w , 3S r 1 % u , . .i rr m mk Mm 1 ♦ - C . . u v. - toll « ' — w 4 s 1 ■5 • 1 1 iL  1 £ 3 4 ' -r fig Ht H . -■jC r . . j . ■• - i I ■ . - ■ ,. t£ .gm  I .2 3S% -■ML — . v £ i t, r , . • - - W-X V, ' ■ .. • s !  w. ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ■■■.