Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1960 volume:

SSffirlPaSs ■ wrap 1 ! ■ ■ v«£ K H B«k ■ n ■ X O— jU JL LJ-L ' SOU ' WESTER I960 Southwestern University Georgetown, Texas Pattie Clare, Editor The Pirate, as presented on the following division sheets, is a many shaded, many fac- eted being-representing the multiple elements of a diver- sified University. An old con- cept is imbued with new and unique elements. Thus is transmitted the symbol of Southwestern. Dean Ferguson serves as a gracious hostess at many Southwestern functions. Dean Ruth M. Ferguson has dedicated her efforts to Southwestern. The spirit of sensitivity and understand- ing which she has projected into this institution is her only just dedication. While traveling in Europe, Dean Ferguson saw many famous literary sights. Dedication DEAN RUTH M. FERGUSON As Dean of Women, Ruth Ferguson has influenced many students of Southwestern University. I960 Sou ' Wester Staff EDITOR Pattie Clare LIFE AT SU Editor: Judy Schaper Ann Dozier Gayle Haden ADMINISTRATION Editor: Stanley Hauerwas Penny Langford Betsy Hamric ART EDITOR Janet Tewes PERSONALITIES Editor: Lee Howard Bebo Benjamin CAMPUS Editor: Nancy Carter ORGANIZATIONS Editor: Barbara Eck Barbara Nicholson SPORTS Editor: Darrel Young JoAnna May Schultzie Shult PHOTOGRAPHERS Horace Evans Cluck ' s Studio CLASSES Editor: Mary Louise Meyers Ann McEachern TYPISTS Patsy Stanfield Connie Su Collins Terry Schoenemann Bettie Scott Diann Chaney SPONSORS Jimmy Baines John Cardwell In Memoriam Cody Wardlaw Known to many of us as a trustworthy, thoughtful, and kind person, Cody never met a person he didn ' t like. With every- thing to live for, Cody has now found his place. Do You Remember... ? . . . September and the frantic hurry? ... the first day of classes-the disillusionment of reality? ... the dedication of the sprinkler system? ... the gracious and lovely SU beauties? ... the gracious and lovely UMOC ' s? . blind dates and Weekend at College? . . The Alabaster Angels of December? . The Dead Week that wasn ' t so dead? . . . final grades? ... the wonderful feeling between semesters? ... the political atmosphere before Student body officer elections? Gosh! a college letterman. songpracticesongpractice until Singsong? the icy blasts of February? your life at SU during 1959-1960? Congratulations, Ellen, you are now a member of Pope, Inc. 10 Smile — quota depends on this. Sorry, Charlie, but we don ' t give S H Green Sta mps. Ten pounds heavier and $600 poorer. 11 You mean my name was really on your What a way to make a living at 50 cents an hour! Don ' t call us, we ' ll call you. 12 list? Yes, sometimes we let freshmen vote. Sister Judy, shape up or ship out. 13 j Things could be worse ... it might rain. . If I were out there, it would be a differ- ent story, said Pat. 14 Aw shut up, we know you ' re winning. I ' MfMi ' ii flu ' Well I have to get clean somehow. 15 This is education ?? Now, Kay, this marriage is a serious business. •s 01 No applause, just money. 16 Let ' s take a peak and see how big the audience is tonight. And We Must Have Our Culture hat boys must go through to be beautiful. 17 No wonder people have Please don ' t let go. Mirror, mirror on the wal forget it. oh 18 such bad opinions of the Greeks Now I don ' t know whether I want to get in that hearse or not, Johnny. Vs o Oh no! Are we next? 19 50.,.. ;.■ f- f It Are those members of the Shut up and get in. Dearly beloved. . . ' yellow bird gang? We give you now the Dean ' s Team Sisters. At least it was fun to build. 21 Well, since it ' s only ten cents I ' ll get rid of my frustra- tions. It ' s Mickey «9ht, Pi re ss Wl ood. yoi Oh-h-h-h Bobby. 22 Mouse Time Well, how would you feel if the President tried to throw a garter at you? 7S e for it. Thanks, Paul. 23 Shelley Berman and The Littlest Angel. Bill, Bubba got it . . . not you. Doesn ' t it seem that the freshmen get younger every year? This is food? 24 , ) Now, James, is that any way to win friends and influence people? Wake up! It ' s time to go to class. 25 The beauty and the beast. Well, Bobby, some have it and some don ' t. 26 And what do you call this? 27 Oh, excuse me. I thought this was the girls dorm. You don ' t suppose they ' re trying to tell us something. ! Hr - ■ ' ' ' Za UTHE-RfiNSfff Be prepared to check This is going to be a snow- man named Lovey. Janet, may I have this dance? I was waltzing with my darling Preparing for And here is a couple of Watts. Now, Tom, how did you know the camera- man was there. a coo yule It takes all kinds Yes, Ed, we know you have beautiful legs, but we ' re trying to see the Cell Block Seven. A toast to the Sigs and their suits. This is a Christmas Tree? Now don ' t try to tell me all these people are decorating the tree. Yes, Steve, m i ; 32 And we all sang? Love, your magic spell is even in the KA house. I link she ' s darling. 33 Judy, is Dunken helping you write that letter? 34 Gee, Coach, wait until I tell mom about this. Maybe this is a hand-clapping party. Oh, Don! 35 I signed the Honor Pledge, honestly I did. ! i Which beard has the Toni? I didn ' t know they built a parking lot in Ruter. Who ' s Whose Hazel Hartung — Joe Peno Betty Knauth — Danny Baker Carole Graff — Robert Sebesta Trecia Stevens — Wayne Laster 37 Dewayne Bostick — Sarah Shepherd Guy Gross — Janet Junker Diana Beighle — Eddie Vetter Lewis Johnson — Betty Ewing Ss - w. Sam Birkner — Jo Ann Rice 38 Who ' s Whose Dan Adamson — LaSchelle Thompson Judy Standley— Bill Hite Parti Pollard — Des Woods Patrie Clare— Bill Osher 39 Mary Alice Neely, Miss Southwestern of 1960, has been very active on the campus and is well-deserving of this honor. She has held such honors as being elected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities and was recently elected Best Dressed on the campus. She is a member of Delta Delta Sorority and Delta Omicron Music Fraternity. Mary Alice is rightly Miss Southwestern of 1960. 4 42 - Miss Southwestern Miss Southwestern :w faft ' DiZviL, ifaS%ow tutq 44 Nominees of I960 TCanmrCu ttz %vuf,Set ' ?%c ' ?£c t tecf, 45 1959-60 All School Beauty... Anyone who has ever come in contact with the sparkling smile and bright personality of Ross Covington will re- member her as someone that always seemed to carry a bit of sunshine with her wherever she went. Ross is a soph- omore from San Antonio. ' 4 46 All School Beauty 48 Alpha Delta Pi Beauty Jl Delta Delta Delta Beauty Delta Zeta Beauty Independent Beauty Phi Mu Beauty 1 Zeta Tau Alpha Beauty Beauty fatef ui z SeckiteC Zeta Tau Alpha Delta Zeta Phi Mu Nominees Delta Delta Delta Independents Independents Alpha Delta Pi Delta Delta Delta Zeta Tau Alpha Delta Delta Delta P itnicui kkVoUo cC Alpha Delta Pi v ylcftcta etttott te i Phi Mu Delta Zeta Independents Each sorority on campus and the Inde- pendent organization nominate four girls to represent them in the All School Beau- ty Review sponsored annually by the SOU ' WESTER. During this period of bustle and excitement, the girls are judged on charm, grace, poise, and beau- ty by four judges from outside South- western. A tea is held in their honor where they meet and talk with the judges, and later, the judges see each of the girls in evening attire. The night after the decision is reached, the nomi- nees are presented to the student body and the winners are announced with a dance following in the Bishop ' s Memorial Union ballroom. SHE Independent Sweetheart Kappa Alpha Rose 61 . . X .A c • y ■ l Basketball e£tii Scott •• •:-• ' - ' •,.-• ■ r -■■x r i ■ NOMINEES FOR BEST DRESSED: SEATED: Louise Hardin, Mary Alice Neely, Jerry Evans. STANDING: Beth Rider, DeEtte Green, Diane Bobbitt, Janet Sechnst, Jonelle Wheatley. NOMINEES FOR BASKETBALL SWEETHEART: Sharon Harris, Marjorie Dalchau, Betty Ewing. 1 r ,;l _ ►is ' it 1 I-Vjf-. , . ' %V ' . ' ■ ,. ' _.,■ ■.- ■ ■■■ ■ ■ M- Best Dressed Girl SW W Each year the students nominate and elect from the student body the ugliest man on the campus by penny votes. This year sophomore Bubba Few was elected and crowned during the Vaudeville Show of the Carnival. A physics major, Bubba plans to teach after graduation. He is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, has served as their social chairman, and is also a mem- ber of the German Club. 66 Pirate Cheerleaders The most energetic and hardworking Pirate fans are the cheerleaders for 1959-60. They are elected by the student body for a year and their goal is to spark school spirit. Besides holding pep rallies and selling spirit ribbons, our cheerleaders made a unique Pirate mascot. a ) . TOP: Buddy Hodges, Houston; Head cheerleader, David Lemons, Houston; Dicky Hillyer, Houston. BOTTOM: Marry Adams, Dallas; Boogie Hanly, Eagle Lake; Sharon St. Lawrence, Houston. 67 £ ' ■ Zeta Tau Alpha Jan Davis (top) is noted for her dramatic ability. She holds the Junior and Senior acting awards as well as the Goosetree Morgan Award of the Mask and Wig Players. Besides Drama, one of her main hobbies is tap dancing. ? • V. i- Who ' s Who in And Pat Johnson (center), a history major, finds a great deal of enjoyment in being a member of Blue Key, Pi Gamma Mu Phi Delta Theta fraternity, A Cappella Choir and Student Senate. He is also on the Honor Council and the University Council. After graduation, Pat is plan- ning to attend qraduate school. Sing Kah Ooi (bottom) plans to attend medical after graduation. He is active in Blue Key, the Society, and the International Club. school Science Joe Darsey (top), a biology major, has been active in Blue Key, Student Senate, and Mens Panhellenic. A Kappa Alpha, he has been president of his chapter for two years. He is shown here holding the fraternity charter. Joe plans to attend medical school after grad- uation. American Colleges Universities Norman Roe (center) has held such offices on campus as vice-president of Alpha Chi, corresponding secretary of Blue Key, and Independent song leader. Norman is an English major, and plans to attend graduate school. Morris Ray Loden (bottom) is active in many phases of campus life. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta frater- nity and Blue Key. As a climax to his three years as Class Senator, Morris was elected Student Body Presi- dent. A business administration major, Morris plans to enter the field of business management. N } 2K5A- Ss: SSt. -,;,, : m Music major, Mary Alice Neely (top) is known for her outstanding work in all phases of campus life. Besides being active in Delta Delta Delta, Delta Omicron, and Cardinal Key, she still finds time to play the piano for her own enjoyment. Paul Primm (right center) is always kept busy with Phi Delta Theta, being Vice-President of the Student Body, on the Honor Council, and being President of Blue Key. Who ' s Mike Johnson (left center), a history major, finds Kappa Sigma, Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Delta Epsilon, and sports in general enough to keep him busy. After graduation, Mike is planning to attend law school. Jerry Elrod, (bottom) a pre-ministerial student, plans to attend seminary after graduation. While on SU campus, Jerry has been active as editor of the MEGAPHONE, and has served on Martin Ruter House Council for two years. He was a transfer student from Lon Morris College in Jacksonville. I N  '  ' --., Mary Beth McKinney (top), a Tri-Delta, has held many offices on campus. Cardinal Key, Student Senate, and the Honor Council are just a few of the organizations that Mary Beth is an active member. Alpha Delta Pi, Karen Kuhne (center) is an active mem- ber of many organizations on campus. Her interests include literature and travel. Outstanding scholastically, she has been on the Dean ' s list for three semesters. Who Tri-Delta Nan Kennedy ' s (bottom) interest lies in teach- ing English. She has held many honors on Southwestern campus such as Outstanding Freshman Girl and mem- bership in Cardinal Key. Also, she is a member of Alpha Chi, the Student Senate, and the Honor Council. 1 ■ i a. III dgPS ' W SaSBKa ORGANIZATIONS MORRIS LODEN President PAUL PRIMM First Vice-President Senate- Senators Strive For SEATED: Bettie Scott, Nan Kennedy, Mary Alice Neely, Kathy Fleming, Carolyn Dor- bandt, Pattie Clare, Mary Beth McKinney, Penney Langford, Richard Lockhart, Jolene Henson, Mary Robinette, Ronnie Ogden, Danny Baker. 74 DANNY BAKER Second Vice-President Improved Campus The efforts of the Student Senate, organ- ization of student government, have re- sulted in many opportunities and advan- tages for Southwestern students. The Senate meets weekly to discuss matters relevant to the student body and to de- cide questions relating to student govern- ment problems. JOE BAUSCHER Treasurer STANDING: Dick Jenkins, Morris Loden, Tommy McClung, Bobby Lade, Leslie Par- rish, Pat Johnson, Paul Primm, Joe Bausch- er, Dr. F. B. Clifford. .%:-€ ' : : : : M W - ■ «hM II - am ¥ 1 I '   y ' f -jfi MARY ALICE NEELY Secretary 75 ■ Sea... Co-ordinates s SEATED- Tom Brown, David Hares, Carolyn Dorbandt, Eddie Vetter, Margie Schaez- ler, Buddy Renick, Mary Louise Meyers, JoAnn Winfrey. STANDING: Dwight Haley, Mary Beth McKinney, Billy Chee Ling, Neil Abeles, Janet Sechnst, Susie Stark, Jim Thompson, Julie Johnson, John Birkner, Mary Jean Fmcher Susan Staples, Lenise Latch, Trecia Stevens, Wayne Lasater, Mary Robmette, Mark Lett, Tomkins. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Harper, Bubba Few, Jeanine Sandetur, Coburn, Mary Helen Hilburn, Juliana Shaw. Lou Jean Elected by the student body, officers of the SCA are President Eddie Vetter, Secretary Margie Schaezler, Vice- President Carolyn Dorbandt, and Treasurer Buddy Renick. Mood Hall provides a perfect place for the SCA Christmas Sing Song. Religious Activities The Student Christian Association coordinates the re- ligious activities on campus by sponsoring many ac- tivities, which include planning Tonight progr ams, Morning Watch, a fund drive for World University Service, and the annual Christmas Sing Song. Enjoying himself at a SCA reception is Dr. Kenneth Pope, speaker for the Fall Preach- ing Mission, who enlightened the campus on A Student ' s Faith. Dr. Henry Bowman, speaker for the SCA-sponsored Mar- riage Seminar, caused many students to seriously think about love and marriage — even Tharelyn. 77 Honor Council- Student Concern Determines Value SEATED- Pat Johnson, Bettie Scott, Nancy Armistead, Edward Gauntt, Susan Stark, Diane Bobbitt, Janet Sechrist. STANDING: Paul Primm, chairman. NOT PICTURED: Neil Abies, Mary Jean Fincher, David Watts. Based on the principle that a student, when placed on his honor will not violate his trust the Honor Council places responsibility on each student. Acting as co-ordinator and mediator, the Honor Council serves all charges made as a result of violation of the honor system. The chairman of the council is the Vice-President of the Student ' s Association. Membership of the Council consists of the chairman, four members from the senior class, and three members from the junior and the sophomore classes. 78 SEATED: Leanna Haris, Betsy Boushall, Lee Howard, Sondra Sullivan. STANDING: John Estes, Louise Hardin, Jim Thompson, Tom Brown. JERRY ELROD Editor Mega phone- Staff Occupies Press Office SEATED: Susan Staples, Ivy Hooks. STANDING: Suzanne Dykstra, Jo Ann Ward, Tim Ryan. SEATED: Patsy Owen, Pat Lee. STAND- ING: Mary Ruth Fisher, LaSchelle Thomp- son, David Taylor, Tommy McClung. 79 SEATED: Diann Chaney, Margaret Benjamin, Betsy Hamric, Bettie Scott, Ann Dozier, Ann McEachern, Patsy Stanfield, Charlotte Tanksley. STANDING: Connie Su Collins, Terry Schoenemann. Publications ... SOU ' WESTER STAFF RECORDS LIFE AT S.U. STANDING: Janet Tewes, Nancy Carter, JoAnna May, Lee Howard. SEATED: Judy Schaper, Pattie Clare, Mary Louise Meyers, Barbara Eck, Eleanor Schultzie Shult. PATTIE CLARE Editor 80 Publishing four issues an- nually, the Southwestern Magazine features articles and works written by stu- dents. Each time a Girl of the Issue is pictured. Publications ... SEATED: Dan Adamson, Janice Smith, Janet Tewes. STANDING: Louise Hardin, Charlotte Tanksley, Rona Beseler, Carolyn Knippa, Dr. F. B. Clifford. MAGAZINE FEATURES STUDENT CREATIVITY Mary Jean Fincher and Susan Staples con- tributed articles for the first issue of the Magazine. Dr. F. B. Clifford, sponsor; Janice Smith, editor. 81 Blue Ke y... National Honorary Recognize Campus SEATED: Morris Loden, Jimmy Armsworth,Seng Kah Ooi, Jerry R. Williams, Neil Abeles, Jim Thompson, Brian Sel- ander. STANDING: Steve Jackson, Buddy Renick, Paul Primm, Pat Johnson, Norman Roe. Blue Key was established in 1948 at Southwestern University. It is a national leadership fraternity. Members of Blue Key must be of junior and senior stand- ing and maintain a certain grade aver- age. Blue Key members usher at the annual Christmas Carol Service. 82 Cardinal Ke y,., Service Groups Students Leaders A national honorary service organization, Cardinal Key iniates upperclass women, who have contributed serv- ices to the campus commu- nity. Mary Alice Neely is presi- dent. SEATED: Lerlene McCoIIum, Mary Robinerre, Jan Davis, Barbara Eck, Rita Browning , Mary Alice Neely. STAND- ING: Pattie Clare, Mary Jean Fincher, Mary Beth Mc- Kinney, Diane Bobbitt, Nan Kennedy, Margie Schaezler. NOT PICTURED: Janice Smith, Bertie Scott, Bette Loventhal. One of the services of Cardinal Key is collecting attendance slips. J jcs. ' vW-VC rV iV« ' Weekend at College provides Cardinal Key another opportunity for service. 83 Advisor y ■■■ Lett Leads 130 Mood Hall Boys SEATED: Neil Abies. STANDING: Ross Poteet, Sammy Coats, Jesse Hibbetts, Mark Lett. Advisor y... Ogden Heads Ruter Dorm SEATED: Jerry Elrod, Ronnie Ogden, Jerry Williams. STANDING: Stanley Hauerwas, Everett Frizzell. 84 STANDING: Rita Browning, Nan Kennedy, Lou Tompkins, Nancy Armistead. SEATED: Carolyn Dorbandt, Barbara Eck, Mary Louise Meyers, Mary Helen Hilburn Prella Mays, Diane Bobbirr. NOT PICTURED: Mary Alice Neely. Women ' s Advisor y... GirTs Direct New Study Hall Promoting the welfare of the girls in Laura Kuykendall Hall, Women ' s Ad- visory Council works closely with the three dormitory matrons and the admin- istration. The members are responsible for enforcing the rules of the dormitory. Nan Kennedy serves as president. Mask and Wi g... Productions Entertain Campus Audiences The purpose of Mask and Wig is to give a closer organization among drama stu- dents and give the members experience by participating in dramatic presenta- tions. FIRST ROW: Mary Louise Meyers, Jan Davis, Kathy Strickler, Ruby Lee Pyle, Patsy Owen, Barbara Smith, Kendall Hamric. SECOND ROW: Betty Knauth, Alan Share, Gayle Haden, Sandra Elliott, Horace Grit- fin, Kay Kennedy, Judy Standley, Bill Hite. THIRD ROW: Dr. Agnus Springer, Ida Jo Lee, Charlotte Tanksley, Jerry Strickler, Marcia Adams, Margaret Benjamin, Missy Mood, Laura Jane Wingrey. FOURTH ROW- Pete Calhoun, Rosemary Wendt, Walter Pinkston, Susan Swift, Betsy Boushall, Martha Burns, Ann McEachern. FIFTH ROW: Jerry 0. Williams, Jodie Crayton, Judy Allen, R. J. Mott, Leanna Harris. The productions for the 1959-60 season were The Miser, The Skin of Our Teeth, Saul, The Devil and Daniel Webster, and Trio. i any The illustrious Dr. Springer and his co- horts. Little did Jerry know that he would receive the Goosetree Morgan Award. 86 National Guild of Or g anists- Organists Welcome New Musicians I . .11 SEATED: Nancy Dague, Jeanette Jarrard Jameson, Rosemary Coghlan. STANDING: Jimmy Noblin, John Schmidt, Margaret Siefert, Mr. R. C. Penick, Jean Causey, Ross Poteet. Lab Band... Group Plays Dance Music i George Duncan, Mr. George Nelson, Ever- ette Frizzell, Dick Frerking, David Watts, Robert Penick, Mr. Thomas Douglas, Tom Leggett, Norman Roe. 87 ■ A ca p pella Choir... Achievements Deserve Recognition FIRST ROW: Paul Earls, Sandra Munson, Jimmy Lazenby, Nancy Seerden, Neil Abeles, Mary McCoy, Kenneth Wright, Virginia Simms, David Watts. SECOND ROW: Doug Shields, Linda Wooster, Steve Jackson, Kay Henry, Joe Peno, Joyce Glasscock, Jerry R. Williams, Linda Hutsell, Karl Bruner, Mary Alice Neely, Calvin Jochetz, Trecia Stevens, Robert Allgood. THIRD ROW: Lenise Latch, David Scarcella, Mary Robinette, Sam Birkner, Jonelle Wheatley, Danny Baker, Edith Davis, Jim Kennedy, Margaret Mount, Robert Sebesta, Margie Dalchau, Richard Lockhart. FOURTH ROW: John Williams, Carole Graff, Jerry Lackey, Glenda Roe, Buck Redding, Karen Smith, John Birkner, Pat Fletcher, John Schmidt, Eve Porter, Norman Roe, Mary Lynch, Pat Johnson, Lee Henderson. Noted for its excellence in performance and quality of singing, the A Cappella Choir of Southwestern University de- serves tribute for its fine musical achieve- ment. Under the direction of Dean John D. Richards, the choir has sung in over 15 churches this year. The student body has a chance to hear the choir every Thursday in chapel. Dean Richards and choir members discuss one of their selections. 89 ■ Band... The band uses its talents not only at concerts, but also to contribute to the Southwestern spirit at bas- ketball games and pep ral- lies. Mr. George Nelson con- ducts the group. Musicians Express Talent Orchestra... The orchestra gives the students and faculty an op- portunity to work together in a common interest. Two concerts are presented each year. Mr. Thomas conductor. Douglas is 90 Delta Omicron . Musicians Exhibit Talent and Ability A national professional music fraternity for wom- en, Delta Omicron fosters talent and increases inter- est in music by creating an opportunity for fellowship among the members. KNEELING: Mary Ann Thames, second vice-president; Carolyn Tenery, reporter. STANDING: Carolyn Thoma- son, warden; Lee Henderson, first vice-president; Doris Deats, historian and scholarship; Mrs. lola Chambers, sponsor; Marjorie Dalchau, president; Nancy Seerden, chorister; Eve Porter, social; Marguerite Johnson, treas- urer. NOT PICTURED: Mary Alice Neely, secretary; Rosemary Coghlan, chaplain. FIRST ROW: Joyce Glasscock, Nancy Ellen Wilcox, Martha Ann Davenport, Mary McCoy, Margaret Siefert. SECOND ROW: Marguerite Johnson, Mary Ann Thames, Marjorie Dalchau, Doris Deats, Carolyn Tenery. THIRD ROW: Mary Alice Neely, Carolyn Thomason, Nancy Seerden, Eve Porter, Jeanette Jarrard Jameson. 91 ■ SEATED: Buddy Renick, Jodie Crayton, John Schmidt, Margie Schaezler, Jean Co- burn, Marcia Campbell. STANDING: Pattie Clare, Ed Franklin, Mary Alice Neely, Ray Sansom, Karen Kuhne, Lerlene McCollum. Pi Gamma Mu ... Pi Gamma Mu is a na- tional social science honor society. Pat Johnson is president. Al pha Chi... A national honor society, Alpha Chi initiates junior and senior members who have a 90 over-all average. Ray Sansom is president. 92 SEATED: Miss Pearl A. Neas, Mike Johnson, Lerlene McCollum, Pat Johnson, presi- dent; Carol Blackstone, Steve Jackson, Dr. L. H. Merzbach. STANDING: Dr. F. E. Gaupp, Karen Kuhne, John Schaub, Bess Guggolz, Bette Loventhal, Dr. Ralph Jones. Pi Delta E p silon... Journalists Receive Recognition • ft • m SEATED: Jan Davis, Janice Smith, Janet Tewes, Pattie Clare, Mary Louise Meyers Judy Schaper, Barbara Eck, Mary Alice Neely. STANDING: Mike Johnson. 2nS5S I 3 1™ Y J0 T aIlS1 ? f ternity, Pi Delta Epsilon initiates qualified student journalists who have worked on collegiate publica- tions, awarding them for their efforts and services in the journalistic ■ 93 International Club... Students Promote Understanding SEATED- Stanley Wonq, Carolyn Dorbandr, Mina Sakaquchi, Kit Salazar Kay Peters, Darlene Killebrew, Wanda Okawa. STANDING: Neil Abeles, Billy Chee Ling, Hernan Salazar, Susan Petry,Seng Kah Ooi, David Luker. Striving to improve international relations by main- taining a democratic spirit, the International Club is composed of students from all over the world. This organization promotes a better understanding of the foreign students on campus. 94 fyy SEATED: R. J. Morr, Gayle Haden, Pere Calhoun, Jerry Stickler. STANDING- Jerry 0. Williams, Ruby Lee Pyle, Bill Hire, Rosemary Wendr, Dr. Angus Springer Jan Davis, Jodie Crayton. Pi Epsilon Delta... Actors Create High Standards In order to be eligible for membership into Pi Epsilon Delta, a student must be an upperclassman and have participated in at least two campus drama activities. This national honorary dramatic fraternity encourages individual and group theatrical effort in order to create a higher standard in drama. 95 Pre-Law Societ y Future Lawyers Learn From Colleagues FIRST ROW: Bob Rork, John Shook, George Kesler. SECOND ROW: Mike Johnson, Ned Cannon, Crandell Addington, Houston Briggs. THIRD ROW: Phil Fielder, John Harris, Wayne Mercer, Ronnie Ogden, Jolly Foster, Bill Ellis. Prominent persons connected with the law profes- sion speak to the members of the Pre-Law Society in order to inform them of future problems and oppor- tunities. The president of this organization is Mike Johnson. 96 Science Societ y ... Interest Promotes Greater Learning Increasing interest and knowledge in the sciences, the Southwestern Univer- sity Science Society honors advanced stu- dents of the natural sciences and mathe- matics. In order to belong, students must maintain an eighty-four average. OFFICERS: Jay Chapman, Physics vice-president; Bill McClendon, Chemistry vice-president; Ray Sansom, president; Seng Kah Ooi, Biology vice-president; Lloyd Huff, reporter. NOT PICTURED: Prella Mays, secretary; Lynn Weeks, Mathematics vice-president. SEATED: Jay Chapman, Lloyd Huff, Annette Whittle, Hall Gene Moore, Ann Baugh. STANDING: Ray Sansom, Stanley Wong, Bill McClendon, Mr. Ralph Whitmore, Franklin Sun, Dewayne Bostick, Darol Lindloff, Seng Kah Ooi, David Baker Dr Gor- don Wolcott, Dr. E. B. Girvin, Dean 0. A. Ullrich. German Club... Culture, Language Promote Interest SEATED: Mildred Lawler, Linda Wilson, Jay Chapman, Carol Scheirer, Stanley Hauerwas, Charlotte Tanksley, Prella Mays, Roberta Byrom. STANDING: Lynn Weeks, Ray Sansom, Lloyd Huff, Pattie Pollard, Bubba Few, Danny Baker, Duncan McNitzky, Mr. Denes Monostory. The German Club has as its objective to assemble those German students who have manifested enthusias- tic interest in the German culture and ideals. This chapter works closely with TAGS, Texas Association of German Students. Leading the organization is Danny Baker. 98 SEATED: Jerry Lackey, Barbara Bohmfalk, Mervyn Stelter, Charles Burleson, Joan Wellborn, Susan Stark, Steve Sharp. STANDING: Calvin Jochetz, Larry Sand- ers, Everett Frizzell, John Schaub, Dale McElroy, Walter Pin ' kston, Charles Gates, Norman Boufford. SEATED: Judy Thornton, Laura Jane Winfrey, Jerry Evans, Sandy Sanders, Mary Ann Trappey, Eleanor White, Penny Holman, Mary Beth Lamb, Virginia Simms, Pete Smith. STANDING: Dr. M. K. Merzback, Linda Hutsell, Louise Hardin, Henry Cox, Ann Maresh, Virginia Macmillan, Elton Homesley, Sandy Coon, Annette Whittle, John Williams, Linda Wilson, Lenise Latch, Joanna Morgan, Gary Mobley. French Club... Studies Culture For Second Year Studying the French lan- guage and culture, this is the second year of organi- zation for the French Club. Linda Wilson, president; Dr. M. K. Merzback, sponsor. 99 FIRST ROW: Linda Wooster, Bobbie Roper, Jo Salter, Ivy Hooks, Betsy Hamnc, Susan Staples, Susan Petry. SECOND ROW: Kay Foster, Penney Langford, Bess Guggolz, Marcia Hooker, Diann Chaney, Pat Harrison, Mary Elizabeth Calkin, Joanna May. THIRD ROW: Dr. J. H. McCoy, Harry Grappa, John Shook, Phil Fielder, Tim Koehl, Bob Rork, Tom McAferty, John Archer, Merritt Hitt, Gary Vieaux, Dickey Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Odell Cates, James Speck, Des Woods, David Curd, Dick Lane. S panish Club ... Mexico Trip Provides Climax 100 Eating at El Matamoros is one of the activities of the Spanish Club. Trips to San Antonio and Mexico provide other ways to study the Spanish culture. NEA... Future Teachers Stress Goals KNEELING: Betsy Hamric, Missy Mood, JoAnn Winfrey, Ann Day. SEATED: Patsy Stanfield, Jean Coburn, Patricia Morrow, Charlene Vetter, Diana Beighle, Mary Robinette. STANDING: Lyndale Hultquist, Connie Su Collins, Jean Causey, ' Linda Wilson, Judy Nyquist, Rowena Stone, Virginia Macmillan, Diane Norris, Marcia Campbell. The National Education Association attempts to in- crease interest among fu- ture teachers. Affiliated with the Texas State Teach- ers Association and Nation- al Education Association, South-western ' s chapter sponsors several informa- tive programs each year, featuring guest speakers. PICTURED AT LEFT: Con- nie Su Collins, historian; Jonelle Wheatley, parlia- mentarian; Patsy Stanfield, secretary; Mary Robinette, vice-president; Jean Causey, president; Dr. T. P. Jones, sponsor; Linda Wilson, treas- urer. ' r 4£ - : Kap pa Phi-. Prepare Future Training young Christian women to become church leaders in the future is the purpose of Kappa Phi. This organization is similar to the WSCS in the Methodist Church. Barbara Eck is president of Kappa Phi. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 102 FIRST ROW: Connie Su Collins, Terry Schoenemann, Ruby Lee Pyle, Jo Ann Rice, Barbara Eck, Sheila Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jenny Parris, Patsy Owens, Ann Maresh, Barbara Menking, Marlis Ellis, Bobbie Roper, Eleanor Shult. THIRD ROW: Judy Thornton, Mrs. F. B. Clifford, Mrs. E. R. Lundblad, Suzanne Haralson, Barbara Kobs, Barbara Bohmfalk, Lenise Larch, Margaret Rodgers, Ellen Risinger, Sandy Sanders, Jeanine Sandefur. Kap pa Chi ... Church Leaders Kappa Chi provides life service students with an opportunity to learn more about their chosen field. Activities which further this purpose include lec- tures and workshops. Buddy Renick, president SEATED: Eric Nye, Martha Virden, Joan Wellborn, John Schaub, Nancy Armistead, Winkie Wise. STANDING: Jim Thompson, Joan Atchison, Eddie Vetrer, Danny Baker, Mary Louise Meyers, Dale McElroy, Bernie Sandberg, Walter Pinkston, Buddy Renick, Neil Abeles. 103 Panhellenic- Determines Rush Rules Both Women ' s and Men ' s Panhellenic serve as a medi- um through which a closer interfraternity relationship is maintained. Progress has been made in the effort of the organizations represented. As the governing body of rush, the Panhellenics determine rush rules and penalties for infractions of these rules. Carolyn Knippa is president of Women ' s and Joe Darsey leads Men ' s Panhellenic. SEATED: Van Valentine, Barney Stanley. STANDING: Darol Lindloff, Joe Darsey, Paul Primm, Robert Sebesra. NOT PICTURED: Jon Brecht. 104 Carole Graff, Doris Deats, Kathy Fleming, Bettie Scott, Carolyn Knippa, Janice Fleming, Beth Rider, Kay Dean Baker, Pat Swanzey, Patricia Morrow. Interfraternity Council... Greek Week Improves, Fosters Fraternal Purposes d l J J Swanze y Carole Graff, Rita Browninq, Carolyn Knippa, Diane Bobbin, Beth Rider, Kathy Fleming, Patricia Morrow. STANDING: Van Valentine, Paul Pnmm, Prella Mays, Barbara Eck, Darol Lindloff, Joe Bauscher, Joe Darsey. Because of the need of a co-ordinating body among the social organizations, the Interfraternity Council was formed. One of the major projects, which was begun last year, is sponsoring a Greek Week. During this week, fraternity relations and purposes are strengthened. Joe Darsey is president. 105 WRA Encourages Sports Activities FIRST ROW: Jane Elzner, Ann Bauqh, Morv Beth McKinney, Dorothy Stevens Beth Rider Janet Tewes, Jo Ann Winfrey. SECOND ROW: Penney -Longford I Carol Stouder, Deanne McFarland, Betty Ann Weir, Bettie Scott Pre Ha Mays, LaSchelle Thompson. THIRD ROW: Betsy Boushall, Susie Hughes , Mary Lynch. Encouraging participation and sportsmanship, Wom- en ' s Recreation Association sponsors many girls in- tramural tournaments. Activities included during the year are volleyball, bowling, basketball, tennis, ping- pong and swimming. Points are accumulated during the year and a trophy is given to the winning social organization. Janet Tewes serves as president. 106 . Lettermen ' s Association... Lettermen Initiate Eleven Athletes FIRST ROW: Jesse Hibbetts, Del Moberq, Tcmmy McClunq, David Watts, Bobby Lade, Allan Snavely. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Baker, Bill Thornton, David Tafoya, David Varnado. THIRD ROW: Lewis Johnson, Steve Jackson, Ronnie Ogden, Rob- ert Allgood, Billy Caskey, Paul Patrick, Merriman Morton, Darol Lindloff, Joe Sheldon, Don Williams, Coach Myron Dees, Jerry Strickler. The Lettermen ' s Associa- tion initiates athletes par- ticipating in Southwestern sports, who are awarded letters. Lettermen are se- lected by coaches on the basis of service, perform- ance, and attitude. The president is Bobbv Lade. Robert Allgood, Tommy Mc- Clung, David Varnado, and Joe Sheldon portray the typical 1959 prospective ini- tiate. Independent Bobby Lade, President Diane Norris, Vice-President Jean Causey, Sec.-Treas. Neil Abeles Nancy Armistead Joan Atchison James L. Baker Margaret Baker Barbara Bohmfalk Norman Boufford Roberta Byrom Doris Cater Rosemary Coghlan William Collins Trecia Conder Henry Cox Lyman Cox Harry Crowe Marjorie Dalchau Edith Davis Marlis Ellis Gayle Evans Jim Finnegan Mary Ruth Fisher Horace Griffin King Hall Kendall Hamrick Suzanne Haralson Anne Harley Nancy Hart Susie Harwell Mary Helen Hilburn Lyndale Hultquist Steve Jackson Jeanette Jarrard Jameson Byron Jarrett Marguerite Johnson Darlene Killebrew Ike Ledger Pat Lee 108 Association Carl Lloyd Tommy McClung Barbara Menking Mary Louise Meyers Joanna Morgan Ginger Morris Judy Nyquist Wanda Okawa Bill Osher- Sandy Ostendorf Patsy Owen Robert Paysee Kay Peters Susan Petry Walter Pinkston Ross Poteet Buddy Renick Jo Ann Rice Ellen Risinger Mina Sakaguchi Hernan Salazar Yuri Salazar Jo Salter Bernie Sandberg Monette Sawyer Carol Scherier Doris Scoggins Pete Smith David Snowden Charles Spellman Ellen Spellman Janet Tewes Sharon Tracy Allison Trompler Gary Vieaux Martha Virden David Watts John Williams Winkie Wise 109 Alpha Delta Pi PRESIDENT Mary Robinette VICE-PRESIDENT Pattie Clare RECORDING SECRETARY Lee Howard CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Ann Dozier TREASURER Jo Ann Winfrey NATIONAL FOUNDING 1851 LOCAL FOUNDING 1907 We ' ll pledge! 110 Mary Robinette Pattie Clare Lee Howard Ann Dozier Jo Ann Winfrey Beverly Bradberry Rita Browning Mary Jane Carroll Jean Coburn Ross Covington Betty Ewing Carol Henderson Jane Jenkins Karen Kuhne Missy Mood Eve Porter Beth Rider Margie Schaezler La Schelle Thompson Joan Wellborn Marcia Adams Betsy Boushall Nancy Carter Diann Chaney Nancy Dague Martha Davenport Suzanne Dykstra Sandra Elliott Jerry Evans Louise Hardin Kay Kennedy Ida Jo Lee Kay Lindell Margie McCreless Mary McCoy Patty Pollard Barbara Lou Smith Jo Ann Ward Jackie Watts Laura Jane Winfrey 111 Delta Delta Delta PRESIDENT Margaret Mount VICE-PRESIDENT Betty Anne Weir SECRETARY Kay Henry TREASURER Carolyn Dorbandt NATIONAL FOUNDING 1883 LOCAL FOUNDING 1911 Eat hearty girls, you may not have another meal for a long time. 112 Judy Thornton Dotty Whigham Janie Willson Diane Yarbrough Margaret Mount Betty Anne Weir Kay Henry Carolyn Dorbandt Ann Baugh Nan Baugh Bi I lie Lou Bryson Nancy Conerly Judy Edington Lee Henderson Judy Jones Nan Kennedy Mary Beth McKinney Hall Gene Moore Mary Alice Neely Tharelyn Nichols Louzelle Price Diane Pope Janice Smith Trecia Stevens Carolyn Tenery Mary Ann Thames Lou Tompkins Jonelle Wheatley Annette Whittle Diana Beighle Rona Beseler Mary Elizabeth Calkin Jane Culwell Jane Elzner Hazel Hartung Ellen Irwin Carolyn Kelly Cherry Knippa Penney Langford Deanne McFarland Joanna Morgan Glenda Roe Margaret Scott Carolyn Shinier Karen Smith 113 Delta Zeta PRESIDENT Sarah Shepherd VICE-PRESIDENT Susie Hughes SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Susan Stark CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ______ Judy Schaper RECORDING SECRETARY Barbara Sing TREASURER Terry Schoenemann NATIONAL FOUNDING 1902 LOCAL FOUNDING 1946 «•_ iJB£fc, . it man _Bi 1k.,w -. tW ak ' U if a Pardon us. Is this a DZ or a PiKA function? 114 ___ ikL. A Carol Stouder Kathy Strickler Barbara Williams Patsy Warfield Sarah Shepherd Susie Hughes Susan Stark Barbara Sing Judy Schaper Terry Schoenemann Martie Adams Marcia Campbell Connie Su Collins Kathy Fleming Claudia Frazer Joyce Glasscock Gayle Haden Linda Hutsell Julie Johnson Barbara Kobs Mary Lynch Virginia MacMillan Ann Maresh JoAnna May Prella Mays Jenny Parris Ruby Lee Pyle Bettie Scott Patsy Stanfield Dotty Damon Kay Foster Mary Beth Lamb Beverly Medford Charlene Miller Linda Olson Glenda Greer Leanna Harris Kay Hays Penny Holman Janet Holt .jt Ik. M 115 Phi Mu PRESIDENT Sheila Thomas VICE-PRESIDENT Barbara Ann Eck SECRETARY Doris Deats TREASURER Lenise Latch NATIONAL FOUNDING 1852 LOCAL FOUNDING 1908 Will it really go two miles an hour? That ' s going rather fast. 116 ft Sheila Thomas Barbara Ann Eck Doris Dears Lenise Latch Marilyn Brough Janet Gibson Carole Graff Bess Guggolz Lerlene McCollum Carol Ann Marsh Pat Mock Jeanine Sandefur Sandy Sanders Nancy Seerden Virginia Simms Carolyn Thomason Beth Albrecht Betty Almond Jeanne Bingham Clarice Coffey Pat Pitts Margaret Rodgers Bobbie Roper Margaret Seifert Sondra Shands Eleanor Schultzie Shult Mary Jane Simmonds Sue Wingfield 11 ' Zeta Tau Alpha PRESIDENT Mildred Lawler VICE-PRESIDENT Patricia Morrow RECORDING SECRETARY Joan Schelling CORRESPONDING SECRETARY _ Sondra Sullivan TREASURER Linda Wilson NATIONAL FOUNDING 1898 LOCAL FOUNDING 1906 Don ' t laugh — Miss Advised will make money at the Carnival! What Zeta cuties! 118 Mildred Lawler Patricia Morrow Nancy North Sondra Sullivan Linda Wilson Judy Allen Joan Barton Carol Blackstone Diane Bobbin Pam Chilton Ann Day Sharon Harris Jolene Henson Sandra Munson Joan Schelling Janet Sechrist Susan Staples Dorothy Stevens Pat Swanzey Charlene Vetter Eleanor White Linda Armour Martha Burns Carolyn Canady Jane Guest Ivy Fay Hooks Janet Junker Penny Lewis Ann McEachern Judy Montgomery Barbara Nicholson Lynn Parks Judy Standley Ann Stevenson Susan Swift Mary Ann Trappey Linda Wooster 119 Kappa Alpha PRESIDENT Jim Kennedy VICE-PRESIDENT Tom Hancock SECRETARY Jim Reid TREASURER Jim Croley NATIONAL FOUNDING 1865 LOCAL FOUNDING 1883 Jim Kennedy Tom Hancock Jim Reid Jim Croley 120 Tod Mixon Robert Montgomery Chris Penick David Quick Don Quick Robert Richards Robert Sebesta Windell Taylor Jim Thompson Jack Warren Calvin Whiteley Dick Williamson Jerry R. Williams Kenneth Wright Tom Waggoner Bob Loveless Bill Leonard Jim Lazenby Smith Ray Robert Penick Arlen Ferguson Bill Fellows Bill Ellis Don Edwards Clarence Downing Ed Bock Ronald Bird Mrs. Blanche Rutledge ! KA pledge master goes in the San Gabriel. . 121 Kappa Sigma Buck Redding John Birkner Ronnie Ogden Dunken McNitzky Jim Johnson Jon Brecht Odell Cotes David Curd Phil Fielder Mike Garrett Calvin Jochetz John Hollingsworth Dick Lane James McNatt Grant Murrell Jack Ireland Jerry Jennings Lewis Johnson Mike Johnson Tommy Jordan John Roark Bob Rork John Schmidt James Speck Gerald Sylvester Bill Thornton 122 GRAND MASTER Ruck Redding GRAND PROCURATOR John Birkner GRAND MASTER OF CEREMONIES Ronnie Ogden GRAND SCRIBE Dunken McNitzky GRAND TREASURER Jim Johnson NATIONAL FOUNDING 1869 LOCAL FOUNDING 1886 Kappa Sig fans in action. Fred Erck Dick Frerking Fred Gunrher Tom Gunrher Shelley Howell Wayne Laster Skippy Miller Tom Parker Rex Parks Mike Parsons Bill Watts Des Woods Crandell Addington Jeff Allen Steve Costley Kirby Dupree Lynn Patton Jack Prewett Richard Schmitt Ronnie VanAmburgh Charles Watkins David Wilson Dick Woods 123 Phi Delta Theta Paul Primm Richard Durdin George Burris Del Moberg Robert Allgood Gerald Applewhite Dewayne Bostick Tom Brown Eddie Vetter Bill Watson Harland Watson Dan Adamson Jim Bohmfalk Houston Briggs Jim Brown Ronnie Hartfield Dickie Hillyer George Hite Dewey Ervin Joe Lovelady Bob Murray Leslie Parrish 124 Harvey Ford Everett Frizze Ed Gauntt Guy Gross Stanley Hauerwas Tom McAferty Wayne Mercer Merriman Morton Doug Shields Jerry Strickler David Taylor PRESIDENT Paul Primm SECRETARY Richard Durdin TREASURER George Rurris REPORTER Del Moberg NATIONAL FOUNDING . 1848 LOCAL FOUNDING 1886 ft ir Hi 9 What a way to earn a pin! Meal Cannon Phil Darby George Dunkin John Edge Jim Fisher Bill Hire Sherrill Hurley Darol Lindloff Richard Lockhart Morris Loden Paul Tuxworth Dick Jenkins Pal - Johnson Hubert Jones Milton Jordan William Seale Joe Sheldon Karl Bruner Sammy Coats Sandy Coon Paul Edwards Jon Franks Peter Hamel Mike Harrel Mike Roberts Kenneth Robinson John Shook Andy Vogel Ed Willis Mrs. C. S. Wuest 125 Pi Kappa Alpha PRESIDENT Barney Stanley VICE-PRESIDENT Sidney Fuqua TREASURER Billy Taylor PLEDGE MASTER Ronnie Presswood NATIONAL FOUNDING 1868 LOCAL FOUNDING 1910 Barney Stanley Sidney Fuqua Billy Taylor Ronnie Presswood Jolly Foster Ed Franklin David Hares Harry Harris Jesse Hibbetts Bubba Holubec Joe Johnson Bill McClendon Donald McDonald Joe Mock R. J. Mott Steve Raben Mervyn Stelter Bob Tindell 126 Van Valentine Bill Winn Lloyd Huff Joe Bashara II Wendell Keeling Raymond Mayes Hub Parks Alex Patterson Pete Calhoun Paul Earls Ed Eckols John Engvall Bill Fair Charles Gates Merritt Hitt Robin Hugley Alan Share Gene Stoffel Buddy Threadgill Mrs. Rena Tidmore They ' re nice now, but until Monday night. 127 ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM CARRINGTON FINCH, A.B., S.T.B., Th.M., Ph.D., LLD. President Vice-President ISAAC JOEL McCOOK, SR. ; D.C.S. Vice-President, Finance WILLIAM GRAVES BLANTON, B.B.A., M.A. Vice-President, Development and Public Relations 131 m MYRON F. WICKE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences DEANS RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON, A.B., A.M. Dean of Women ■ ' •• ' . ' ' ■ ' . ' ■ JOHN DAVID RICHARDS, B.F.A., M.M.Ed. Dean of the School of Fine Arts JOHN VERNON BERGLUND, A.B., B.D., A.M. Dean of Men 132 ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS HOWARD A. LONG, A.B., S.T.B. Director of Admissions BASIL A. PHILLIPS, B.B.A. Auditor PEARL ROBINSON, R.N. University Nurse MARGUERITE DOLAN Secretary to Dr. I. J. McCook 133 PEARL ALMA NEAS Registrar MARY ELIZABETH FOX, A.B., B.S., M.A. Director, Publicity and Ex-Students ' Association Administration Officials . : mm yyyyi l, : DAVID KARL SWITZER, A.B., B.D. University Chaplain MARJORIE BEECH Assistant to the President RICHARD W. BLEVINS, B.B.A. Director, Bishops Memorial Union FREDERICK ERNEST GAUPP, Ph.D. History, Government LUTHER J. WAGGONER, A.B., B.D., A.M. RALPH WOOD JONES, B.M., M.M.Ed. Associate Professor of History and Government GEORGE C. HESTER, A.B., A.M., LL.D. Head of the Department of History and Government Psychology OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Head of Department Business Administration ELIZABETH RILEY LUNDBLAD, B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Business Administration ISAAC JOEL McCOOK, JR., B.B.A., C.P.A. Part-time Instructor in the Department of Business Administration Home Economics 136 LUDWIG H. MERZBACH, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Economics and Business Administration IRENE WHITESIDE DEUPREE, B.S., A.M. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Home Economics Education SARAH S. ZAJICEK, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education JUDSON SAMUEL CUSTER, B.M., M.M., Ed.D. Head of the Department of Education Professor of Education and Psychology Director of Testing and Counseling Sociology THOMAS P. JONES, B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education FRANK EDWARD LUKSA, A.B., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology 137 English JANE BROWN McCOOK, B.A., A.M. Part-time Instructor of English ,  1 Ui r Ji i 4 i i ■-■ I r JNMMMtfl A J JH KH B FREDERICK BURR CLIFFORD, A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of English 138 RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON, A.B., A.M. Professor and Head of the Department of English and Journalism English ELIZABETH GENTRY HAYES, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English MARY L. COX, B.A. Assistant- Librarian MILDRED GERVASI, B.S., M.L.S. Librarian Librarians ELSIE LOU MARSHALL, B.A. Assistant Librarian 139 Science SHERMAN D. LESESNE, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry, Chairman of the Division of Natural and Applied Sciences E. W. KEITH, A.B., A.M. Director of Laboratories ,„iV EB CARL GIRVIN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Biology GORDON BLOOMFIELD WOLCOTT, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology and Geology 140 Science JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY, A.B., A.M., Sc.D. Professor of Chemistry BOB MARION BROWN, B.S., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Physics Math . MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Mathematics I J s : RALPH MARTIN WHITMORE, A.B., A.M. Head of the Department of Mathematics 141 Foreign Languages J. HAMILTON McCOY, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages ELIZABETH PLATT BEAVER, A.B., A.M. 142 Part-Time Instructor of Foreign Languages MARGARET KOBER MERZBACH, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Part-time Visiting Professor of Foreign Languages Physical Education MYRON H. DEES, B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Assistant Coach BETTY PLOWMAN FISBECK, B.S. Teaching Fellow in the Department of Physical Education ESTHER MESSICK WEIR, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY, A.B., A.M. Director of Athletics 143 JOHN N. R. SCORE, II, A.B., B.D. Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy JOHN VERNON BERGLUND, A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy Religion, Philosophy EDMUND HOWARD STEELMAN, Th.B., B.S., S.T.B., S.T.M., S.T.D. Head of the Department of Religion and Philosophy 144 HARVEY D. WATTS, A.B., B.D., A.M. Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy Speech, Drama ROLAND ANGUS SPRINGER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department Music JIMMY DALTON BAINES, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama Art ROBERT LEE LANCASTER, B.F.A., M.A. Associate Professor and Head of Department of Art JOHN DAVID RICHARDS, B.F.A., M.M.Ed. Head of the Department of Music Education 145 THOMAS CLAIR DOUGLASS, B.Mus., M.Mus. Associate Professor and Head of Department of String Instruments and Conductor of Sinfonietta M U c GEORGE E. NELSON, B.M.Ed., M.Mus. Director of the Band R. COCHRANE PENICK, A.B., Szc. Mus.M. Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Organ and Sacred Music 146 M U WENDELL LINCOLN OSBORN, B.M., M.Mus. Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Voice IOLA BOWDEN CHAMBERS, B.F.A., A.B., M.M Assistant Professor of Piano and Music Theory HENRY EDWIN MEYER, A.B., B.S., A.M., Mus.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Piano, Dean Emeritus of the School of Fine Arts 147 PERSONNEL LOUISE I. RADER, ANN NOBLES, BETTY KNAUTH, BEVERLY BRAUN Business Office Staff LUCILLE LOVENTHAL, LILLIAN WHITE, EFFIE DeARMENT Laura Kuykendall Hall Dormitory Matrons SKINNIE HOWARD, EVELYN ADERHOLD Sub Staff 148 GRACE WALKER, JO ANN PLOWMAN, JANICE FAUBION Administrative Secretaries PERSONNEL 11-smJL - miiaaii IRENE ARMSWORTH, JANICE FORD, ELLEN SPELLMAN Administrative Secretaries FLOYD B. LACKEY Campus Engineer EDITH E. WILLIAMS Dietitian 149 campus views Y ,S Sfo McCOOK-CRAIN CLINIC KYLE E. WHITE RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY CENTER .. UNION RECREATION ROOM i ...activities BROWN SWIMMING POOL FONDREN SCIENCE HALL The progress of our age... 154 •..depends upon our efforts ALMA THOMAS THEATRE and FINE ARTS CENTER 155 MARTIN RUTER DORMITORY MOOD HALL LOIS PERKINS CHAPEL CODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY LAURA KUYKENDALL HALL 1 LOIS PERKINS CHAPEL CODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY m ■■ ■ • «¥ . ! ! || ■ .. ■:.■■■ sf Jffr r ife: V X S . ■iJL I I W I n ■ :-- ; .■■ ■ ..V ' WEST GYMNASIUM SNYDER ATHLETIC FIELD FACULTY LOUNGE BISHOPS MEMORIAL STUDENT UNION BUILDING We learn from the old... 166 ...to produce the new ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Ef ff I r. I F- ' l ! 167 SNYDER FIELD HOUSE n n g| UNIVERSITY COMMONS FONDREN SCIENCE HALL SOULE MUSIC ROOM X JIM BROWN BILL CASKEY KEN ROBINSON GERALD SYLVESTER BASEBALL DWIGHT HALEY DAVID TAFOYA — - w CRANDELL ADDINGTON RAYMOND MAYES HENRY KITZMAN N 173 KNEELING: James Ullrich, Bob Free, Barney Stanley, Merriman Morton, Jack Prewett STANDING: Coach Myron Dees, Lewis Johnson, Henry Kitzman, Paul Patrick, Dewey Ervin, James Baker, Bob Lade, Crandell Addington, Del Moberg. Pirates Display Spirit OPPONENTS SU Howard Payne 67 62 Howard Payne 78 82 Texas A l 62 66 Stephen F. Austin 70 80 Texas Lutheran 56 66 Saint Mary ' s 88 66 Texas A l 59 69 Pan American 76 72 Texas A l 64 57 Saint Edward ' s 86 79 Saint Mary ' s 83 84 OPPONENTS SU Texas Wesleyan 80 78 Texas Lutheran 72 73 Stephen F. Austin 82 62 Huston Tillotson 101 88 Saint Edward ' s 80 66 Texas Wesleyan 80 74 Huston Tillotson 105 101 Trinity University 67 62 Saint Mary ' s 92 68 Trinity University 86 60 Pan American College 55 46 174 JAMES BAKER; Captain 6 ' 5 Senior Four letters Waco Ballet de Basketball. BARNEY STANLEY 6 ' 2 Senior Four letters Georgetown BOBBY LADE 6 ' 2 Senior Two letters Frankston 175 Varsity HENRY KITZMAN 6 ' 1 Junior One letter Pattison Free breoks through the TLC defense to score as Kitzman and Baker look on. Go away! We ' re playing king-sized jacks. LEWIS JOHNSON 6 ' 1 Junior Three letters Chilton 176 Basketball ROBERT FREE 6 ' 1 Junior One letter Pollok A hand in the face is worth two in the basket for Kitzman. Peanut and Free eye Baker ' s familiar stretched out shot. PAUL PATRICK, Captain 6 ' 2 Senior Two letters Golden 177 JACK PREWETT 5 ' 10 Junior One letter Richmond JAMES ULLRICH 5 ' 9 Junior One letter Brenham Varsity Basketball It ' s that Free man again. DEWEY ERVIN 6 ' 6 Freshman One letter Houston 178 MERRIMAN MORTON 6 ' 1 Sophomore Two letters Lake Jackson Two points the hard way. CRANDALL ADDINGTON 6 ' 2 Junior One letter San Antonio DEL MOBERG 5 ' 9 ' Junior Two letters Austin 179 ■ w it • i . . INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS: KNEELING: Kenny Green, Dicky Hillyer, Jim Brown, Dewayne Bostick, Gerald Applewhite, Sherill Hurley, Eddie Vetter, Sammy Coats. STANDING: Pat Johnson, Milton Jordan, Darol Lindloff, Mike Roberts, Dwight Haley, Kenneth Robinson, Tom McAferty, Phil Darby, Hubert Jones, Doug Shields, Dick Jenkins, Andy Vogel, Max Barron. Undefeated Phis Grab Intramural Grid Crown FINAL STANDINGS WON LOST TIED PHIS 3 INDEPENDENTS 1 1 1 PIKES 1 1 1 SIGS 3 The opposing team ' s usual view of Dwight Haley from The Phis gang up on Pike the rear. Dickie Stanley. It ' s a clear road ahead! Boys, boys, you ' re not being very G L. GAME SCORES Independents __ 8 Pikes 8 Phis 42 Sigs Phis 36 Independents .... 8 Pikes 20 Sigs 18 Indepen dents __ 6 Sigs Phis 56 Pikes 14 The secret to the Phis ' suc- cess, Gerald ' s accurate arm. You take it, I don ' t want it. What It Was, Was Football So far, so good. Somebody ' s got to give. Take it and go, boy! It ' s that man, Haley, again. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS: KNEEL- STANDING: John Schmitt, Buck Redding, Lewis John- ING: Ronnie Van Amburgh, Calvin Jochetz, John Roark. son. Sigs Take First Place It ' s the battle of Baker-Hill. ino smofiiifci Nonchalant Johnson lets Redding do the work. Intramura Barney Stanley goes up and over for the Pikes. The KA ' s and the Phis balance the ball on the net. iP: : : J::::: J : f jj: jj ; ' MMa ■ ' 4 L 184 The Lone Spellman takes on five Kappa Sigs. Volleyball Get ready, KA ' s! Here comes a Phi missile. Gemld Hill kicks one over for the Pikes. Please don ' t let it hit me in the face. 185 m INTRAMURAL Chapman shoots over Hill ' s head to score. The Phi ' s try to swat down the flying KA, Bill Leonard. t l r Q gm p| And then there is always the bench. Redding makes two the hard way. BASKETBALL The Pikes and the Kappa Sigs line up for battle. Ireland goes over the Phi ' s heads to hit Van Amburgh. Applewhite shows the KA ' s how it is done. Roark goes high for a basket. 187 KNEELING: Martha Virden, Mary Louise Meyers, Terecia Conder, Janet Tewes, Nancy Hart. STANDING: Mina Sakaguchi, Jean Causey, Darlene Killebrew, Kay Peters, Peggy Baker, Pete Smith. Barbs Capture Volleyball Crown The Independents ' Janet Tewes is really prepared for a rough spike. Fancy foot-work and intense interest help the Tri Delts get the ball over. 188 Mary Beth, why the strange face? Trying to prevent two points? Girls ' Intramural Basketball Glenda, do you really think you ' ll make that shot? Phi Mu ' s and Independents battle desperately for the ball. 189 Pirate Tennis Team KNEELING: Jerry Strickler, Sammy Coats, Neal Abies. STANDING: Mickey Milligan, George Hite, David Watts. NOT PICTURED: Steve Jackson. 190 Pirate Golf Team •IPr Robert Allgood, Buck Redding, Raymond Mayes. NOT PICTURED: Donald McDonald. R. M. Medley coaches both the golf and tennis team during the spring. 191 em 0 Mm PIife Wm $; Seniors... Class Earns Place In SU Tradition HOLLIS PAT JOHNSON President JIM ARMSWORTH Vice-President RITA BROWNING Secretary-Treasurer 194 GERALD APPLEWHITE, Houston; Business Administration Phi Delta Theta NANCY ARMISTEAD, Fort Stockton; Religion Independent Association; Student Christian Association, Publicity Chairman, Vice President; Honor Council; M.S.M. Council; Kappa Chi, Secretary-treasurer, Vice President; Megaphone Staff JAMES A. ARMSWORTH, San Antonio; Chemistry Pi Kappa Alpha, Chairman Pledge Advisory Board, Scholar- ship Chairman; Blue Key, Vice Pres.; Jr. Class, Pres.; Sr. Class, Vice President.; German Club; Married Students Asso. JOAN ATCHISON, Austin; Religion Independent Association, Program Chr., Beauty Nominee, Sweetheart nominee; Kappa Chi; M.S.M. Council; S.C.A. Council DAVID BAKER, Corpus Christi; Chemistry Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice Pres., Pledge trainer, Secretary; Mask Wig; Science Society; Men ' s Panhellenic; Interfraternity Council JAMES AUSTIN BAKER, Waco; Biology S Asso.; Basketball; Independent Asso.; Track KAY DEAN BAKER, Navasota; Elem. Education Alpha Delta Pi, Membership Chr.; Panhellenic Rep.; N.E.A. Mask Wig; W.R.A.; All-school Beauty; Cheerleader PiKA Dream Girl Nominee; Basketball Sweetheart Nominee Best Dressed Girl ; S.C.A. MAX BARRON, Georgetown Phi Delta Theta ANN BAUGH, West Columbia; Chemistry Delta Delta Delta, Historian, Sports Chr., Scholarship Chr.; Science Society; German Club, Sec.-Treas.; W.R.A., Tennis, Ping-Pong, Badminton Chr.; Chemistry Lab Assistant NAN BAUGH, West Columbia; Secretarial Science Delta Delta Delta, Historian, Librarian, Treasurer; W.R.A., Tennis Chr., Treasurer; Annual Staff; N.E.A. CAROL BLACKSTONE, Ozona Zeta Tau Alpha DIANE BOBBITT, Huntsville; English Zeta Tau Alpha, Membership Chr., President, Beauty, Best Initiate; Cardinal Key; Orientation leader; Women ' s Ad- visory Council, Vice Pres.; Honor Council; Panhellenic W.R.A.; Mask Wig; Kappa Phi; Best Dressed Nominee JAMES DEWAYNE BOSTICK, Beaumont Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Chi; Blue Key JON BRECHT, Dallas; Biology Chemistry Kappa Sigma, House Mgr., Pres., Men ' s Panhellenic, Sec, Vice Pres.; Interfraternity Council, Vice Pres.; German Club- Orientation Leader; Student-Faculty Committee and Retreat- Scholarship from Kappa Sigma National (2 years) TOM BROWN, Dallas; English Phi Delta Theta, Vice Pres. of pledge class; S.C.A. Council; Megaphone and Magazine Staff, Circulation Manager- Kappa Chi; Ruter House Council 195 RITA BROWNING, Houston; Religion Alpha Delta Pi, Pres., Vice Pres., Cardinal Key; S.C.A., Sec; Women ' s Advisory Council, Sec; Kappa Chi; Sr. Class, Sec; Chapel Committee of Religious Life Committee; Megaphone Personality of the Month MARCIA CAMPBELL, Corpus Christi; Elem. Ed. Delta Zeta, Courtesy Chr.; N.E.A.; Alpha Chi; Kappa Chi JIM CARLIN, Mont Belview; Chemistry Independent Association; Cheerleader; Mood Hall Council; Kappa Chi JEAN CAUSEY, Eagle Lake; Elementary Ed. Independent Asso., Secretary-treasurer; Independent Girls, Sec-treas.; M.S.M., Sec; N.E.A., Treas., Pres.; Kappa Chi; Negro Fine Arts School teacher; Student group of American Guild of Organists J. WEHRLEY CHAPMAN, San Antonio; Physics Math Pi Kappa Alpha, Sgt. at Arms, Sports Capt.; German Club; Science Society; Raymond Crow Sportsmanship Award; All Intramural Basketball and Volleyball JEAN COBURN, Bellaire; Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi, Guard, Scholarship Chr., Chaplain, Stand- ards Committee Chr.; S.C.A. Council; M.S.M.; Mask Wig; N.E.A.; Alpha Chi CONNIE SU COLLINS, Houston; Elementary Ed. Delta Zeta, Historian, Charm Chr.; Beauty; N.E.A., His- torian; Kappa Phi, Social Chr., Vice Pres.; W.R.A. BETTIE JOHNSON DAHLBERG, Houston; Music Ed. Delta Zeta, Courtesy Chr., recording sec, Press Chr.; Mask Wig; A Cappella Choir; A.G.O., Student Piano Teacher JOE DARSEY, Houston Kappa Alpha Epsilon Delta; Pi Delta JAN DAVIS, Corpus Christi; Drama Zeta Tau Alpha; Cardinal Key; Pi Epsilon DENNIS DUSEK, San Angelo JERRY DAVID ELROD, Palestine; English Megaphone, Circulation Mgr., Editor; Ruter House Council, Pres.; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; S.C.A.; Kappa Chi; University Council; Student-pastor; Lon Morris transfer student ARTHUR MAX FERNANDEZ; San Antonio Pastor, Latin American Church, Georgetown JIM FISHER, Noblesville, Indiana; Chemistry Phi Delta Theta JANICE FLEMING, Houston; Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta, Fraternity Education Chr., Rush Chr., Beauty Nominee; N.E.A.; W.R.A.; S.C.A.; Basketball Sweet- heart 196 KATHY FLEMING, Bellaire Delta Zeta SIDNEY FUQUA, Houston; Philosophy Pi Kappa Alpha; Kappa Chi; Canterbury Club; Mood Hall Dorm Council ED GAUNTT, Georgetown; Education Spanish Phi Delta Theta, Historian, Warden; Blue Key; Spanish Club, Pres.; N.E.A.; Honor Council ROBERT GERSBACH, Bartlett; History Independent; N.E.A. KENNETH GREEN, Georgetown BESS GUGGOLZ, Brenham; Spanish Phi Mu, Vice President, Pledge Director; Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu; Spanish Club, Secretary, Reporter; Honor Council; Canterbury Club; WRA FRED GUNTHER, Colorado City, Colorado Kappa Sigma GAYLE HADEN, McAllen; Speech and Drama Delta Zeta, Guard, Historian, Beauty Nominee; Mask Wig; Pi Epsilon Delta JERRY HARPER, Palestine Phi Delta Theta JOLENE HENSON, Corpus Christi Zeta Tau Alpha CORINNE HIGBEE, Baytown Independent Association DONALD D. HIGBEE, Haddenfield, New Jersey Independent Association; Intramural sports JACK IRELAND, Brenham Kappa Sigma STEVE JACKSON, Donelson, Tennessee lndepend°nt Association; Intramural sports; Blue Key; Mood Hall Council BYRON JARRATT, Port Arthur; Reliqion lndepend°nt Association; Kappa Chi; M.S.M.; Lon Morris Transfer Student 191 MICHAEL T. JOHNSON, Bay City; History Kappa Sigma, Vice Pres., Rush Chr.; Pre-law Society, Pres.; Pi Gamma Mu, Sec.-treas.; Pi Delta Epsilon, Pres.; Mega- phone, Sports Editor; SCONA Rep.; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Intramural football PAT HOLLIS JOHNSON, Dallas; History Phi Delta Theta, Vice Pres., Sec, Historian, Choristor; Blue Key; Pi Gamma Mu, Pres.; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Cheerleader; Honor Council; Sr. Class, Pres.; A Cappella Choir (4 years); Stu- dent Senate (3 years) NAN KENNEDY, Nacogdoches; English Delta Delta Delta, Pres., Chaplain; Cardinal Key, Treas.; Women ' s Advisory, Pres.; Alpha Chi; W.R.A.; S.C.A. Council; Honor Council; Student Senate (4 years); Who ' s Who CAROLYN KNIPPA, Austin; Sociology Delta Delta Delta, Beauty, Scholarship Chr., Rush Chr.; Panhellenic, Pres.; Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu; Magazine Staff; W.R.A. Council KAREN GLYNN KUHNE, Houston; English Alpha Delta Pi, Beauty, Sec; N.E.A.; Pi Gamma Mu; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Megaphone; Alpha Chi, Sec; University Council BOB LADE, Frankston; Biology Independent Asso., Pres.; Lettermens Asso., Pres.; Senate, Pari.; Basketball JOSEPH EDWARD LAMB, Houston DAROL SANDGREN LINDLOFF, Waco Phi Delta Theta CARL LLOYD, San Antonio Independent Association MORRIS RAY LODEN, Palestine; Bus. Adm. Phi Delta Theta, Pres., Reporter, Treas.; Student Senate, Pres.; Treas.; Fr. and Soph. Senator; Blue Key; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities BETTE LOVENTHAL, Georgetown Zeta Tau Alpha LERLENE McCOLLUM, La Porte; Bus Adm. Phi Mu, Beauty Nominee, Pres., Pledge Director, Xi Kappa Girl of the Year Award; Panhellenic, Sec; Interfraternity Council, Sec; Cardinal Key, Sec; Pi Gamma Mu, Sentinel; Alpha Chi, Treas.; Honor Council; Orientation Leader; Ger- man Club; Advisory Council, Treas. MARY BETH McKINNEY, Beeville; Elem. Ed. Delta Delta Delta, Vice Pres., Chaplain, Social Chr.; N.E.A., Treas.; Honor Council; Cardinal Key, Vice Pres.; W.R.A., Vice Pres.; All-star basketball; Orientation leader; Best Dressed Girl ; Student Senate, Sec, Student Welfare Chr. PRELLA MAYS, Freeport Delta Zeta ROBERT MONTGOMERY, Georgetown Kappa Alpha 198 1 HALL GEAN MOORE, Beaumont; Chemistry Delta Delta Delta, Recording and Corresponding Sec, Serv- ice Projects Chr.; Science Society; German Club MARY ALICE NEELY, San Benito; Music Ed. Delta Delta Delta, Pres., Vice Pres., Treas ; Delta Omicron, Pres., 1st Vice Pres., Sec, Historian; Cardinal Key, Pres.; Alpha Chi; A Cappella Choir; Orchestra; Band; Women ' s Advisory, Social Chr.; W.R.A.; Magazine; Megaphone; Honor Council; Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice Pres.; Student Senate, Sec; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities WANDA OKAWA, Kahuku, Oahu, Hawaii; Elem. Ed. Independent Asso.; International Club; S.C.A. Council; N.E.A.; Independent Girls, Vice Pres. SENG KAH OOI, Penang, Malaya Independent Asso.; International Club, Pres.; Science Society, Vice Pres.; M.S.M.; S.C.A.; Blue Key; Who ' s Who EVE PORTER, North Las Vegas, Nevada; Piano Alpha Delta Pi, Recording Sec, Song leader; Delta Omicron, Star, Chorister; A Cappella; S.C.A. ; W.R.A.; M.S.M.; Dance Band ROSS POTEET, JR., Simms; Sacred Music Independent Asso.; Kappa Chi; M.S.M.; Mood Hall Council; A.G.O. PAUL PRIMM, Bloomington; History Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chr., Alumnae Sec; Student Senate, 1st Vice Pres.; Blue Key, Pres.; Orientation Leader; Sou ' wester; Who ' s Who; Panhellenic; Interfraternity Coun- cil; SCONA Rep., Student and Religious Life Committees; Pre-law Society RUBY LEE PYLE, Odem; Speech and Drama Delta Zeta BUCK REDDING, Victoria Kappa Sigma ROY GENE ROBBINS, Harlingen; Philosophy NORMAN ROE, Uvalde; English HERNAN SALAZAR, La Paz, Bolivia DAVID EDWARD SANDEFUR, Temple RAY L. SANSOM, Georgetown; Mathematics Blue Key; Alpha Chi, President; Science Society, Pres.; German Club JOHN SCHAUB, Houston; History Independent Asso.; Pi Gamma Mu, Sentinel; Kappa Chi, Boy ' s Contact; German Club; M.S.M. 199 WILLIE SCHLICKEISEN, Taylor; History Independent; N.E.A. BRIAN SELANDER, Houston; Psychology Independent Association; Blue Key; M.S.M., President; Vice President of the Central Texas Conference of the Texas Methodist Student Movement; German Club JANICE SMITH, Sabinal Delta Delta Delta DAVID DWIGHT SNOWDEN, Houston; Psychology Independent Association; Kappa Chi; Candidate for U.M.O.C. PATSY STANFIELD, Pasadena; Elem. Ed. N.E.A. , Sec; Annual Staff; W.R.A.; Delta Zeta, Charm Chr., Recording Sec, Beauty Nominee ROWENA SPAIN STONE, Georgetown; Elem. Ed. Distinction List; N.E.A.; F.T.A.; Secretary to Dr. Finch in summers JANET TEWES, Odem; Art Independent Association, Beauty, Sweetheart, Social Chr., Girl ' s Sports Capt.; Basketball Sweetheart; Ail-Star Intra- mural teams; W.R.A., Pres. JAMES WILLIAM THOMPSON, Longview; Religion Kappa Alpha, Sec, Treas., Corresponding Sec; Blue Key; M.S.M. Officer; S.C.A. Council (4 years); Spanish Club; Megaphone Staff; Kappa Chi (4 years) BILL THORNTON, Sulphur Springs; Bus. Adm. Kappa Sigma, Treas., Guard, Sports Capt.; Panhellenic; Interfraternity Council; S Asso., Vice Pres.; Track Letter- man VAN VALENTINE, Houston; Math Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec, Pres.; Men ' s Panhellenic; Interfra- ternity Council CHARLENE VETTER, Houston; Elem. Education Zeta Tau Alpha, Ritual Chr., Vice Pres.; Kappa Phi; Mask Wig; W.R.A.; N.E.A., Sec. CALVIN WHITELEY, Georgetown; Bus Adm. Kappa Alpha ONNIE DEE WHITTINGTON, Clute; Religion Student Group of American Guild of Organists; Negro Fine Arts School Teacher; Vocal Ensemble ANNETTE WHITTLE, Shamrock; Chemistry Delta Delta Delta, Historian, Publicity, Activities; Science Society; French Club; Concert band; Pre-medical Asso.; Megaphone Staff JERRY 0. WILLIAMS, Beaumont; Speech and Drama 200 JERRY R. WILLIAMS, Childress Kappa Alpha BILL WINN, Uvalde LAWRENCE WISDOM, Dallas; Chemistry Independent Asso.; Science Society; Megaphone, Business Mgr., Advertising Mgr.; Magazine, Business Mgr.; Sou ' - wester, Business Mgr.; Student Instructor, Organic Chemistry and Gravmetric Analysis MRS. MARY LYNN WISDOM, Cypress; Chemistry Independent Asso., Sweetheart, Vice Pres., Beauty Nominee; Cardinal Key, Sec; Science Society; Pre-med Society; In- dependent Girls, Pres.; Soph. Class, Sec. STANLEY PI SHU WONG, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Chine- Biology Chemistry International Club; German Club; Science Society; Alpha Chi JAMES DES WOODS, Katy; Psychology Spanish Club, Treas.; Kappa Sigma; University of Houston Transfer Student 201 Seniors Slave m j 202 At Campusology A y 203 Juniors,.. Class Views Ahead A Big Senior Year DAVID HARES President ' ■ • . ., - - • 4 ■ BILL McCLENDON Vice-President JULIE JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer 204 Juniors NEIL ABELES Paris CRANDELL ADDINGTON San Antonio GAYLE AHLGREEN Taylor DANNY BAKER Harlingen JAMES L BAKER Combes JOAN BARTON Monahans JOE BAUSCHER Wichita Falls JOHN RAY BIRKNER Kingsville BARBARA BOHMFALK Ingleside NORMAN BOUFFARD Georgetown BILLIE LOU BRYSON Bertram CHARLES BURLESON Huntsville ANN DOZIER Dallas RICHARD DURDIN Beaumont BARBARA ECK La Grange JOHN ENGVALL Georgetown MARY JEAN FINCHER Lufkin 205 MARY RUTH FISHER Sinton ED FRANKLIN Belton CLAUDIA FRAZER Houston MARION DICKIE FRERKING Lake Jackson CAROLE GRAFF Brownsville HARRY GRAPPA Mexico City, D.F. 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Class and Officers Reveal Leadership MERRIMAN MORTON President 210 DAVID VARNADO Vice-President SUSAN STAPLES Secretary-Treasurer MARTIE ADAMS, Dollas DAN ADAMSON, Vernon JUDY ALLEN, Yorktown ROBERT ALLGOOD, Longview JOHN ARCHER, Liberty LINDA ARMOUR, San Angelo JAMES BUTCH BAKER, Sonora DIANA BEIGHLE, Tyler RONA BESELER, Nacogdoches SAM BIRKNER, Kingsville DEE ANNE BOWEN, Houston BEVERLY BRADBERRY, Midland JOHN BRECKENRIDGE, Houston MARILYN BROUGH, Houston JIM K. BROWN, JR., Tyler HERMAN BULMAN, Reagan GEORGE BURRIS, Lufkin PETE CALHOUN, Alice NEAL CANNON, Wichita Falls DUDLEY CARDWELL, Junction MARY JANE CARRELL, Dallas NANCY CARTER, Georgetown BILLY CASKEY, Georgetown ODELL CATES, Booker PAM CHILTON, Houston N. GARY CLANTON, San Antonio ROSS COVINGTON, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas JIM CROLEY, Houston DAVID CURD, Dallas PHIL DARBY, Nacogdoches Sophomore 211 EDITH DAVIS, Nashville, Tennessee ANN DAY, Bellaire DORIS ANN DEATS, Dickinson CAROLYN DORBANDT, Tyler SAM DOUGHTY, Corpus Christi CLARENCE DOWNING, Navasota GEORGE DUNKINS, San Antonio JOHN EDGE, San Antonio JUDY EDINGTON, Houston FREDDIE ERCK, Alice GAYLE EVANS, Houston BETTY EWING, Sinton BUBBA FEW, Jasper JIM FINNEGAN, Buchanan Dam DOUG FISK, Dallas JANICE LURLEEN FORD, Hutto PERRY JOLLY FOSTER, Calvert EVERETT FRIZZELL, Houston CHARLES GATES, Jasper CHARLES ROLAND GEORGE, Round Rock RICHARD GEORGE, Round Rock JANET GIBSON, Eagle Lake JOYCE GLASSCOCK, Houston DE ETTE GREEN, Pecos TOM GUNTHER, Colorado Springs, Colorado PETE HAMEL, Houston TOM HANCOCK, Pasadena MARY KATHRYN HANLY, Eagle Lake ANNE HARLEY, San Antonio SHARON HARRIS, Corpus Christi 212 PAT HARRISON, San Antonio NANCY LEE HART, Sugar Land STANLEY MARTIN HAUERWAS, Dallas THOMAS HAWKINS, Groesbeck CAROL HENDERSON, Georgetown LEE HENDERSON, Twitty KAY ANN HENRY, Nacogdoches MARY HELEN HILBURN, Irvington, California MARC1A LYNN HOOKER, Reseda, California SHELLEY HOWELL, Temple LINDA HUTSELL, Anahuac ERWIN JENKE, Giddings DICK JENKINS, Katy JANE JENKINS, Mission JERRY BOB JENNINGS, Sulphur Springs JAMES JETER, Ennis MARGUERITE JOHNSON, Corpus Christi JUDY JONES, Dallas MILTON TWO BITS JORDAN, Houston THOMAS KAUNG, Hong Kong, China JIM KENNEDY, Bellaire GEORGE KESLER, Houston DARLENE KILLEBREW, San Antonio BARBARA GAIL KOBS, Houston JERRY LACKEY, Longview WAYNE LASTER, Yorktown LENISE LATCH, Lubbock DAVID M. LEMONS, Houston CHEE KWONG BILLY LING, Perak, Malaya RICHARD LOCKHART, Groves 213 DAVID LUKER, Houston MARY LYNCH, Bellaire THOMAS McAFERTY, Georgetown TOMMY McCLUNG, Vernon DALE McELROY, Cleburne VIRGINIA MacMILLAN, Houston ANNE GAIL MARESH, Houston CAROL ANNE MARSH, Houston JOANNA MAY, Edinburg BEVERLY MEDFORD, Tyler BARBARA JEAN MENKING, Bellville WAYNE MERCER, Longview THOMAS MILLEGAN, Round Rock SKIP MILLER, Waelder MISSY MOOD, Midland MERRIMAN MORTON, Lake Jackson R. J. MOTT, JR., Georgetown SANDRA MUNSON, Georgetown THARELYN NICHOLS, Montgomery, Alabama NANCY NORTH, Dallas REX PARKS, Houston JENNY LYNN PARRIS, Pasadena MIKE PARSONS, Ennis ALEX PATTERSON, Lockhart ROBERT PAYSSE, Galveston SAMUEL R. PEARSON, McAllen ROBERT PENICK, Georgetown JOE PENO, Jasper SUSAN JANE PETRY, Bethesda, Maryland ROBERT PINCKNEY, Round Rock Sophomore 214 RONNIE PRESSWOOD, Houston FRANK STERN PULKRABEK, Taylor DON QUICK, Round Rock JAMES RANKIN, Elgin JIM REID, Houston JO ANN RICE, Houston ELLEN RISINGER, Sulphur Springs JOHN ROARK, Greenville BOB RORK, San Angelo TIM RYAN, Kerrville SHARON ST. LAWRENCE Houston JO SALTER, Stockdale JEANINE SANDEFUR, Killeen SANDY SANDERS, Austin MONETTE SAWYER, Spicewood JOAN SCHELLING, Houston CHARLEY SCHNEIDER, Lufkin DORIS ELIZABETH SCOGGINS, Lufkin JANET SECHRIST, Corpus Christi STEVE SHARP, Houston JOE SHELDON, San Antonio DOUG SHIELDS, San Antonio BARBARA SING, Houston THELMA LOU SMITH, Harlingen SUSAN STAPLES, Houston SUSAN STARK, Lake Jackson MERVYN W. STELTER, Houston TRECIA STEVENS, Gladewater JERRY STRICKLER, Baytown SONDRA SULLIVAN, Dallas 215 DAVE TAYLOR, Houston MARY ANN THAMES, Houston SHEILA THOMAS, Sweeny LA SCHELLE THOMPSON, Jourdanton BOBBY TINDELL, Waco LOU CAROLYN TOMPKINS, Lufkin SHARON TRACY, Palestine ALLISON TROMPLER, Honey Grove PAUL E. TUXWORTH, Houston DAVID VARNADO, Houston ROBERT B. WAITE, Port Neches BILL WATSON, San Antonio BILL WATTS, Wichita Falls JOAN WELLBORN, Fort Worth ELEANOR WHITE, Jackson, Alabama DON WILLIAMS, Georgetown JOHN WILLIAMS, Freeport RICHARD WILLIAMSON, Houston JO ANN WINFREY, Houston WINKIE WISE, San Antonio JOHN WIRTH, JR., Santa Rosa Sophomore 216 Freshmen... Spirit Typifies Officers, Class SAMMY COATS President BUDDY EBERHART Vice-President a Jffm 11)44.11 i f f FfrFf 1 ' .  . mi i J LOUISE HARDIN Secretary BUDDY HODGES Treasurer 217 BILLYE ADAMS, PETE BARR, Georgetown Galveston GEORGE ADAMS, JOE M. BASHARA, JR., Taft, California Wichita Falls MARCIA ADAMS, Lampasas JEFF ALLEN, MARGARET BENJAMIN, Alice Austin BETTY ALMOND, BEVERLY JEANNE BINGHAM, Alice Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DENNIS ANDERSON Houston RON BIRD, Corpus Christi EDWARD BOCK, Houston JIM BOHMFALK, Beaumont BETSY BOUSHALL, Houston HOUSTON BRIGGS, Dallas RICHARD BROWNING, Houston KARL BRUNER, Longview MARTHA BURNS, Alvin MARY ELIZABETH CALKIN, San Angelo CAROLYN CANADY, Palestine DIANN CHANEY, Mission DAVID SAMUEL COATES, Harlingen CLARICE COFFEY, Texas City WILLIAM REED COLLINS, Dallas SANFORD COON, San Antonio CHARLES COPPIN, Belton HENRY COX, Houston NANCY DAGUE, Harlingen DOTTY DAMON, San Marcos MARTHA ANN DAVENPORT, Marshall EDDIE DIKEMAN, Kerrville DAVE DITTMAR, Houston JAMES dRAEGER, Walburg KIRBY CLAY DUPREE, Houston Freshman 218 SUZANNE DYKSTRA, Tyler PAUL EDWIN EARLS, Carthage DALE BUDDY EBERHART Sweeny EDWARD E. ECKOLS, Alice DON EDWARDS, Houston PAUL EDWARDS, Houston SANDRA ELIZABETH ELLIOTT, Georgetown MARLIS ELLIS, Mexia BILL ELLIS, JR., Laredo JANE ELZNER, Beaumont DEWEY ERVIN, Houston JOHN IKE ESTES, Lufkin JERRY EVANS, Dallas BILL FAIR, Hunt BILL FELLOWS, Houston ARLEN FERGUSON, Houston PHIL FIELDER, Farmersville PAT FLETCHER, Hutto KING HALL, Honey Grove BETSY HAMRIC, Dallas KENDALL HAMRICK, Dublin LECIL B. HANDER, Belton LOUISE HARDIN, Dallas MIKE HARREL, Dallas KAY FOSTER, Willow City JON MICHAEL FRANKS, Marshall WALLY FREY, Channelview MIKE GARRETT, Wichita Falls CHARLES GERSBACH, Bartlett GARY GREER, Morgan GLENDA GREER, Morgan JIM GUESS, Georgetown GLORIA JANE GUEST, Houston DWIGHT HALEY, JR., Tyler 219 DICKY HILLYER, Houston GEORGE HITE, Bellaire MERRITT HITT, Midland BUDDY HODGES, Houston KAY HAYS, Freeport GERALD HILL, Georgetown WANDA GAY HOLCOMBE, Dallas JOHNNY HOLLINGSWORTH, Odessa PENNY HOLMAN Houston JANET HOLT, Dallas IVY FAY HOOKS, Livingston ROBIN HUGLEY, San Antonio LEANNA HARRIS, Rockdale RONNIE PHILLIP HARTFIELD, Houston HAZEL LOUISE HARTUNG, San Antonio SUSIE HARWELL, Houston LYNDALE HULTQUIST, Ganado ELLEN IRWIN, Dallas JEANETTE JARRARD JAMESON, Mart CALVIN JOCHETZ, Taft JANET JUNKER, Houston WENDELL RAY KEELING, Georgetown KAY KENNEDY, Beaumont BETTY KNAUTH, Houston CHERRY KNIPPA, Austin TIM KOEHL, Houston MARY BETH LAMB, Houston DICK LANE, Wichita Falls PENNEY LOU LANGFORD, Brownsville JIMMY LAZENBY, Houston IDA JO LEE, Wichita Falls BILL LEONARD, Houston PENNY LEWIS, Kilgore VIRGINIA LEWIS, Houston 220 THOMAS NOLAN LIGGETT, San Antonio KAY LINDELL, Taylor JIMMY LINDLEY, Houston MICHAEL LORFING, Georgetown JOE LOVELADY, Baytown BOB LOVELESS, Bastrop MARY McCOY, Georgetown MARGIE McCRELESS, Fort Worth ANN McEACHERN, Longview DEANNE McFARLAND, Nacogdoches JAMES McNATT, Greenville HORACE ZEE-MING MA, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China VIRGINIA L. 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ELLEN ELLIS SPELLMAN, Three Rivers JUDY STANDLEY, Madisonville DICKEY STANLEY, Georgetown ANN STEVENSON, Trinity MRS. BETH PRICE STEWART, Taylor GENE STOFFEL, Houston CAROL JANE STOUDER, Anahuac KATHY STRICKLER, Baytown ROBERT SWARD, Corpus Christi Freshman SUSAN ELIZABETH SWIFT, Houston CHARLOTTE TANKSLEY, Chatsworth, Georgia JUDITH THORNTON, Sulphur Springs EARL W. TIEDT, Houston JULIO TORRES, Mission MARY ANN TRAPPEY, Madisonville JACK TRAYLOR, Port Lavaca RONNIE VAN AMBURGH, Houston NANCY ELLEN WILCOX, Mineral Wells EDWIN WILLIS, Texarkana JANIE WILLSON, Houston DAVID V. WILSON, Temple LAURA JANE WINFREY, Houston SUE WINGFIELD, Silsbee GARY VIEAUX, Corpus Christi ANDREW VOGEL, Harlingen THOMAS C. WAGGONER, JR., Taylor JO ANN WARD, Tomball PATSY WARFIELD, Fort Worth CHARLES E. 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