Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1965 volume:

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DURWOOD FLEMING PRESIDENT OF SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Martin Ruter Dormitory Mood Hall Dormitory Laura Kuykendall Dormitory THESE ARE THE PLACES WHERE WE LIVE, STUDY, REST . . . i ' • ' ■ WINTER COMES TO SOUTHWESTERN Fine Arts Buildiiu 10 Religious Activities Center Student Union and Chapel AND THESE ARE THE SILENT VESSELS OF A UNIVERSITY I! Dr. Soulen, Gerald Everett Harris Armstrong and Gene Davis Class in front of Cody Memorial Library WHICH BECOME ALIVE WITH THE INTERACTION OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY . . . 13 Susan Flemming, Dave Denny, Marcy Fisher, Harris Armstrong Student Union Dance TO FORM THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY WHERE . . . 15 Scene from Fondren Science Hall • ' m mm r r - - Graduation-Class of 1965 ::: 9 ;l% tw f s ft- :fe ' h:Z:l ' ::$ Graduation-Class of 1965 . . . WE WILL CEASE NOT TO LEARN UNTIL WE CEASE TO LIVE . . . 17 ::;■:■:■ 4 ACTIVITIES PERSONALITIES Tired parents and excited girls keep the LK assembly line going FRESHMEN ARRIVE Sunday, September 13 — dorm registration — confusion ! 20 AND A NEW YEAR BEGINS The pause that refreshes — a long, needed rest be- tween trips to third floor Ruter. Lynn Pizzitola and Doug Kings- bury arrive — ready to study? Molly, Susan, Kathy, and Pam arrive ready to set up their fashionable dress shop on second floor Kurth! 21 One hundred chairs in search of students. I wanted English, History, and Speech. I got Hungarian literature, physics, and Chi- nese. 22 REGISTRATION 23 Tran Van Dinh speaks on the Viet Nam situation. Chemistry students, under the watchful eye of Mrs. Tipton, experiment with new methods of chemical warfare for Viet Nam situation. 24 25 Mother Courage and son. Philip Evett discusses his exhibit with Susan Green, Nan Fleming and Fred Goode. FINE ART EXHIBIT 26 THE GREAT PUMPKIN TO ARRIVE Do you think that ' s him up there now? Do you think he ' ll recognize us: Spsfi If he comes near me, I ' ll knock his head off and you catch it in your bucket ! 27 Jakie Shrum exhibits the casual, evening look at the all-male style show. The Independent Jail — where old friends meet at the Halloween Car- nival. I am not the Great Pumpkin in disguise, Harry Green emphasized. Carnival parade winds through downtown Georgetown Ben Oefinger wins the Miss Mad- ras coveted award. 28 The ADPi ' s had a political poll booth— and Eugene Debs won by a landslide ! ! 29 p f -ft -v iV It Tan ♦ Charrrrrrge! !!!!!! KAPPA ALPHA DERBY DAY The potato race was the second event. Whadda ya mean Dr. Wolcott made ' em in his lab? 30 Phi Mu ' s win the trophy Pledges will do anything for a laugh. 31 . . . and afterwards backstage 32 Mr. Cho discussed program plans with Mr. Moreno, Joe Aranki, Dr. Teele. and Mr. Mangum. KOREAN DANCER VISITS CAMPUS 33 CAMPUS Dean Allen and AWS officers pack up after the Dallas convention. Pat Garrett and Wilton Woods shake hands before debate on com- ing Presidential election. 34 T LARGE The ADPi ' s serenade their Mr. Goblin candidate, Bill Watts. Chapel speaker arrives on camel. National Science Foundation ' s Dr. Raymond Seeger visits chemistry lab during his stay on campus. 35 CHRISTMAS ON CAMPUS Our second number will be, All we want for Christmas is the Brown Foundation. 36 We Three Kings ' Santa Claus is having his party on first floor, when the lights go out, run for it! HHII5I1I rout Bill Middlebrook gets lit in Sub. 37 This is how we did it when I was in col- lege. You get Clifford, I ' ve got the guy in the red suit. 38 The big snow-fall marked the beginning of the second semester. I think she ' s made of ice. 39 40 Governor John Connally proclaims February 5, 1965, Southwestern Uni- versity Day in the state of Texas. President Durwood Fleming is on hand to accept the proclamation. 41 Mr. Cho instructs rhythms class, during his visit. Southwestern Paddy wagon picks up chapel delin- quents Frank ' s Little Acre. 42 He ' s got a face only a mother could love. The Spirit Committee builds a Pirate for Homecoming. 43 ' You play, buster, I ' ll do the singing. ' SOUTHWESTERN After the Casino and Bar closed, there was square dancing. 44 ' UN-TIER DAY Don ' t worry, this money ' s from my work program. The girls took over the pool hall — poor Frank ! 45 Dr. Charles Thrift delivered the sermon at the Charter Day Service. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI (I. to r.) Dr. Lawrence Wilkinson, Dr. W. Shelton Darcus, son, Senator Jarrard Secrest, Marion Moody Hardin, Dr. Mrs. Ruth Morgan Ferguson and Judge H. 0. Metcalfe. Dr. Will Woodward Jack- Warren Roberts, (front) 46 mranon Dr. R. M. Hawkins, Dr. Durwood Fleming, and Mrs. Ruth Morgan Ferguson. CHARTER DAY Dr. Durwood Fleming, Dr. Charles Thrift, Dr. I. J. McCook 47 Homecoming Queen, Carol Dengler, with Dr. Durwood Fleming (r.) and Dr. R. M. Hawkins, of Dallas, President of the Southwestern Uni- versity Ex-Student ' s Association. 48 KUMf HOMECOMING QUEEN NOMINEES (I. to r.) Mona Lowman, Carol Cockrell, June Pearson, Carol Dengler, Pat Riley, Phyllis Kidson, Lyn Moores, and Mary Ann Clendenin. 49 Nelson and Neal, duo-pianists, in concert during Southwest- ern ' s Fine Arts Series. Dr. George Besalla spoke at the Pi Gamma Mu banquet. 50 Sons of three Stooges visit Southwestern — Larry, Moe, and Curley Joe. Here they participate in a scene from Oh Professor, Poor Professor, Please Don I Leave South- western ' Cause You ' re Our Favorite Professor And We 11 Feel So Sad. 51 Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Dobie V - t S 52 SOUTHWESTERN ' S DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS, J. FRANK DOBIE, DIES SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 At autograph party for Dobie ' s last book, I ' ll Tell You a Tale, Dr. Ludwig Merzbach admires his copy. 53 Miss Sue Farrington, Peace Corps Volunteer, visited Southwestern on April 28, 1965. 54 55 Remember the rather big Bermuda Blast ? You don ' t, too bad. David Wallace gives his speech for the position of Fresh- man senator. 56 ' . ' - ••■ - PERSONAL ITIES 58 MISS SOUTHWESTERN Miss Judy Love from Del Rio, Texas was chosen to be Miss Southwestern for the year 1964-1965. She has a major in Elementary Education and is a member of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Judy and President Fleming just after her coronation. The nominees for the 1965 ' iss Southwestern included from left to right: Mona Low- man, Judy Love, Judith Led- better, Elise Zerr, Beverly Stewart, Mary Ann Clendenin. and Karen McDonald. 59 m ALL-SCHOOL BEAUTY Miss Maetha Kay Pierce from Fort Worth, Texas and a member of trie Delta Delta Delta Sorority was select- ed to be this year ' s All School Beauty. She is an elementary education major and hopes to teach eventually. 61 62 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS CAROL ARDELL DENGLER ZETA TAU ALPHA SORORITY KAPPA ALPHA ROSE MISS MAETHA KAY PIERCE DELTA DELTA DELTA SORORITY 63 64 PI KAPPA ALPHA DREAM GIRL MISS CAROL ANN COCKRELL DELTA DELTA DELTA SORORITY KAPPA SIGMA DREAM GIRL MISS CYNTHIA ANN CATER ZETA TAU ALPHA SORORITY 65 DAVID BAUGUESS MARY ANN CLENDENIN 66 JACK BODDEN JUDY LOVE WHO ' S WHO 67 LANNY NAEGELIN LYNN ROBINSON JUDY LEDBETTER r ;s 68 MIKE SPIEKERMAN karen Mcdonald WHO ' S WHO ti ELISE ZERR MONA LOWMAN 70 BARRY SIMMONS JESSE WILLIAMS WHO ' S WHO 71 DELTA DELTA DELTA SARAH SUTTON DELTA ZETA MELODY HUDSON BEAUTIES n ALPHA DELTA PI CAROLYN McCONNELL INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION MARY SUSAN WHITMEYER 73 PHI MU MARILYN McCULLOUGH ZETA TAU ALPHA JUDY LORTON 74 DAVID FAGAN I 1 , — ._. 1 ' 1 1 I s - JANE WENDT CHEERLEADERS 75 LAMOINE HALL CAROLYN McCONNELL 76 PAT RENFRO MIKE McDOUGAL CHEERLEADERS 77 ORGANIZATIONS .h$ '  „••, 4 y SS9 ■ ■ jWpjwwi iwffPti niiTp V ; ate THE STUDENT SENATE OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY STUDENT ' S ASSOCIATION The Student Senate in regular session. David Bauguess — President of the Southwestern University Student ' s Association. 80 THE STUDENT SENATE First Row: Larry Grubbs— Senior Class Senator; Judy Love— Senior Class Senator; Bill Germer— Student Union Director- ate Representative; Key Steven— Senior Class Senator; June Chase— Secretary of the Student Senate; Sandy Frederick- Junior Class President; Joel Conant— Senior Class President; Dorothy Bohmfalk— Junior Class Senator; Mark Dawson —Freshman Class Senator; Second Row: Gary Spring— Sophomore Class Senator; Richard Williamson— Sophomore Class Senator; Skippy Leffler— Sophomore Class President; David Price— Treasurer of the Student Senate; David Bauguess— President of the Student Senate; Wilton Woods— Vice President of the Student Senate; Mike Stevens— Sophomore Class Senator; Wym Van Wyke— Freshman Class Senator; Russel Ramsey— Junior Class Senator; Lynn White— Junior Class Senator. 81 OFFICERS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN STUDENTS ASSOC. From left to right: David Price — Treasurer, David Bau- guess — President, June Chase — Secretary, Wilton Woods — Vice President. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN OF THE STUDENT SEN- ATE Key Stevens — Student Welfare, Bernard Alger — Student Education, Al Barrier — Student Government, Judy Love — Student Education, Ann Kelly — Election Chairman, Joel Conant — Student Welfare. 82 Front Row: Becky Lawson, Charlotte Hancock, Skipper Shaw, Judy Ledbetter, Carol Liebe, Sandy Frederick, Nanette Dupont. Second Row: Karen McDonald, Nell Darsey, Lanny Naegelin, Bill Watts, Bill Johnson, Bill Germer. STUDENT UNION DIRECTORATE The Student Union Directorate programs and carries out Student Union Building activities. Throughout the year there are dances, pep rallies, movies, guest speakers, and banquets. Especially active this year, the SUB, under the guidance of Mrs. Sheila Campbell, sponsored several events. Outstanding among this year ' s events were a visit from some of the astro- nauts, Bermuda Blast, Great Pumpkin Halloween Carnival, Seated Christ- mas Dinner, Homecoming Dance, and the Sub Funtier. 83 THE HONOR COUNCIL Academic life at Southwestern University is conducted under the principles of the Honor System. The Honor System is based upon the principle that a student ' s word is trustworthy, both with regard to himself and to others. The Honor System is the highest form of academic discipline because it places the responsibility of reporting and determining cases of cheating upon the individual student. The working bases of the Honor System is the Honor Pledge which the student signs at the end of all papers which the professor designates as individual effort. Each time that a student signs the Honor- Pledge, he makes two statements: he says that his own work is original and that he has seen no other students cheat in any man- ner on the given paper. Under the Honor System it is the duty of each student to report any suspicious act which may be cheating; it is the responsibility of the Honor Council to give the accused a fair trail and to determine his innocence or guilt. The Honor Council is the student organization which hears all reported violations of the honor system. It is composed on eleven voting members, including a President and representatives from the various classes. These members are elected by the Student Body. In addition, there are several members who have a voice but who do not have a vote. Such members include a secretary who keeps a record of all proceedings and representatives from each social or- ganization which does not have a voting member on the Council. As is true of all phases of the Honor System, the responsibilities of the Honor Council rest entirely upon those students who com- pose it. 84 First Row: Kaaren Van Amburgh, Sharon Brown, Bill Germer, Joan Krause, Dick Shook, Mary Ann Clendenin, Robin Mc- Conathy, John Ozman. Second Row: Harry Green, Davy Davis, David Price, David Bauguess. HONOR COUNCIL Dick Shook — President 85 First Roiv: Helen Medley, Lynn White, Susan Peacock Green, Gene Davis, Laverne Rydell. Second Row: Dr. Norman Spellman, Joan Krause, David Price, Cindy Vance, Ray Harlan, Karen McDonald, Dick Sweet, Janet Durst, Dr. John Score. ALPHA CHI Alpha Chi is a national undergraduate scholarship society founded at Southwestern University. The membership of the Texas Alpha Chapter are electel from among the top tenth of the junior and senior classes. Its ob- jectives are the stimulation, development, and recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement. 86 .. BLUE KEY Blue Key National Honor Fra- ternity was established at South- western University in 1948. The membership is selected from the outstanding men of the junior and senior classes. First Row: David Rust, Angus Hend- rick, James Adams, David Price. Sec- ond Row: Gene Davis, Dane Evans. Third Roiv: Lanny Naegelin. Bernard Alger. Members from left to right: Bill Watts, Jesse Williams— Treas., James Herbort — Alum- ni Sec., David Baugess, Dick Shook, (Not pictured — Mike Spiekerman — Pres., and Jack Bodden — Vice President) 87 First Row: Mary Ann Clendenin, June Chase, Sandra Frederick, Janet Durst, Elise Zerr. Second Row: Judy Love, Helen Medley, Key Stevens, Judy Ledbetter, Dorothy Bohmfalk, Beverly Stewart. Third Roiv: Sharon Brown, Carolyn Gran- berry, Mona Lowman, Kaaren Van Amburgh. CARDINAL KEY Cardinal Key is a national Honorary Leadership Sorority for women. The Southwestern University Chapter was established in 1948. Member- ship in Cardinal Key signifies outstanding achievement in. scholarship and service to the school and university community. Women are eligible for membership only if they have junior or senior standing. The officers this year are Karen McDonald — President, Mary Ann Clendenin — Vice Presi- dent, Elsie Zerr — Secretary, Key Stevens — Treasurer, and Dean Allen — sponsor. 83 First Row: Beverly Stewart, Nelda Day, Connie Fang, Joyce Partain, Helen Medley, Roberta Wisler. Second Row: Mrs. Marilyn Dees, Mrs. Corine Douglass, Mrs. Richards, Miss Huffmaster, Susan English, Patti Sumner, Karen Hausenfluke, Jo Ann Horeczy. Third Row: Miss Mary Elizabeth Fox, Miss Iola Chambers, Laura Cayton, Dianna Holm, Mrs. Lee Ann McClatchy, Susan Mims, Carol Beth Choate, Nancy Munson. DELTA OMICRON Delta Omicron is a national professional music fraternity for women. The purpose of Delta Omicron is to foster talent and increase interest through a common fellowship in Delta Omicron. 89 First Row: Judy Ledbetter, John Bray, Donna Reed — Historian, Betsy Phelps, Pam Wilkinson — Secretary, Sandra Frederick — Hist orian, Dianne McKimmey — Vice President, Susan McCook — Treasurer. Second Row: Bernard Alger, Dennis Mayes — President, Dr. Roy Teele. PI DELTA EPSILON Pi Delta Epsilon is a national honorary journalism fraternity established at Southwestern University in 1950. It seeks to foster and encourage achievement in the field of student journalism. 90 First Row: Linda Simmons, Judy Stone, Ann Alio way, Dr. Angus Springer. Second Row: Mr. Drexel Riley, Mona Lowman, Sandra Pennington, and Bill Springer. PI EPSILON DELTA Pi Epsilon Delta is a national Honorary dramatic fraternity. Its purpose is to raise standards and achievement in the field of dramatics. Pi Epsilon Delta was established at Southwestern University in 1927. Membership is restricted to those of junior and senior standing. 91 First Row: Clare Lynn Arnold Dusek, Janis Chiles, Elise Zerr, Key Stevens, Anne Porter, Linda Frier, Dr. L. H. Merz- bach. Second Row: Joan Krause, Ann Loveless, Mary Catherine Reed, Pat Garrett, Karen McDonald, Sandra Frederick, Sharon Langford, and Bobby Abel. PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu was established at Southwestern University in 1924, with Southwestern ' s chapter being one of the charter chapters. Pi Gamma Mu seeks to honor achievement in the fields of social science. One of the informal meetings of Pi Gamma Mu during the semester. 92 First Row: Jerry Hallman, David Rust, T. J. Odiorne, Gene Davis, Sherrill Henderson, Sandra Schramm, Philip Wang. Second Row: David Moore, Bill Johnson, James Adams, Lynn White, Mr. Gottwald, Dr. Lansford, Dick Sweet. Thud Row: Dr. Girvin, Carol Liebe, Dianna Aycock, Dr. Soulen, Dr. Wolcott, Mr. Doughty, John Walker. SOUTHWESTERN SCIENCE SOCIETY The Southwestern Science Society was founded in 1920 and is affiliated with the Texas Academy of Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Membership is open to advanced science students who can meet the required scholastic qualifications. 93 First Roiv: Clarke Morian, John Atkin, Joe Parker, Jim Denham, Kent Johnson, Jim Weidler— President, Dan Nance, George Jansen, Jerry House, Skipper Shaw, Guy Perkins, Jimmy Braselton. Second Roiv: Susan Yarbrough, Shelia Stew- art, Billy Pollard, Melody Hudson, Jack Henshaw, Kay Kilpatrick, Lamoine Hall, Carol Helpinstill, Jim Blakewell, Sharon Ferguson, Lewis Harris, Russell Ramsey, Rick Goodell, Joe Steiner. Third Row: Bill Baker, Jakie Schrum, Robin Crow, Roger Ezell, Mary Catherine Reed— Secretary, John Rice, Tom Myers, Doug Doolittle, Hank Price, Mike McDougal, Chet Gutowsky, Jeff Wiley, Jim Connell, Kirk Kukendall, Bill Colegrove, Bill White, Angie Smith, J. T. Price. Fourth Row: Jon East, Jack Barbee, Frank Landrum, Dennis Diamond, Dick Rawling, Carolyn Robertson, Wayne Robertson, Jim Lund, Ken Burke, David Baker, Steve Cherry, Don Sampley, Clyde Hanks, Harvey Bell, Roland Sledge, Randy Savage — Vice President, John Ozman, Eddie Lucas. Fifth Roiv: Rudy Ayles, John Robertson, Jerry Hallman, Mike Irwin, Doug Kenny, Charles Millikan, Ed Rounsaville, Ralph Holm, George Behrens, Lynn Hendrick, Jay Atkinson, Lonnie Grady, John Oden. PRE-LAW SOCIETY The Pre-Law Society is an organization composed of students preparing for the legal profession and similiar lines of service. 94 WIND ENSEMBLE FLUTES Pat McBee Paulette Luther Ann Tillotson Susan Minis EB CLARINET Kathi Riser B CLARINET Dennis Schnaufer Sandy McDermott Pat Riley Mary Dunkin Anne Maroneey Laura Ann Cayton ALTO CLARINET John Rust BASS CLARINET Bruce Brotherton Janie Sa tterwhite OBOE Charles Tipton BASSOON David Nobles ALTO SAXOPHONE Tom Myers William Miller TENOR SAXOPHONE Lenore Jackson BARITONE SAXOPHONE George Jansen CORNETS Dan Aleman Tommy Stewart Cort Matthews Kenneth Burke Ralph Holm Glen Paysse FRENCH HORNS Charles Weiss Susan English Sara Cupp Ruth Wheeler BARITONE Karen Hausenfluke TROMBONE Pete Aleman Jr. Neal Matthews Edward Rounsaville Jakie Schrum TUBA William Merrell Craig Bazar STRINGBASS Bill Niles TYMPANI Bill Germer PERCUSSION Pat Renfro Patti Sumner Noni Conklin Nancy Munson Donna Reid. 95 First Row: John Rice, Jim Smith, Craig Bazar, diet Gutowsky, Phil Peterson. Second Row: Jeff Wiley, Carol Ann Roark, Jim Weidler, Teri King, Wayne Robertson, Mary Cubberly, Jimmy Lawrence. Third Row: David Price, Bob Gilliland, Terry Sherman, Jonathan Morrison, John Wirth, Pat Garrett, Charl es Neuffer, Jack Barbee, and Norman Duren. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB The Southwestern University Chapter of Young Republicans is a charter chapter of the Texas Young Republicans Federation. It provides an atmos- phere for conservative-minded students to gain knowledge and understand- ing concerning the Republican party and the internal workings of the United States party system. 96 A CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row: Robert Pryor, Karol Miller, Charles Tipton, Patti Sumner, Jimmy Braselton, Pat Renfro, Keith Kellow, Betha Cox, Steve Cherry, June Pearson. Second Row: Chuck Voluse, Dane Evans, Kent Johnson, Al Barrier, Neal Matthews, Joel Conant, Martha Thrasher. Third Row: Pam Byrd, Judy House, Dorothy Bohmfalk, Beverly Stewart, Karen Hausenfluke, Nelda Day, Betsy Hearn, Rita Webb. Fourth Row: Jakie Schrum, Anita Holiman, Cort Matthews, Nancy Munson, David Bauguess, Eileen Munson, Bill Collins, Deanna Holm, Bill Niles, Marcy Fisher, Ralph Holm, Joyce Partain. 97 First Row: Dr. Angus Springer — Sponsor, Linda Simmons, Shirley Ballard, Ann Alloway, Virginia Woolwine, Paula Murdy, Lynn Pressley, Gayle Daniel. Second Row: Joe McCorkle, Virginia Peterson, Judy Stone, John Murrell, Van Phillips, Shelia Ramsey { Marian Carlson, Myrna Lynn Davidson. Third Roiv: Bill Springer, George Lindsey, Mr. Drexel Riley, Sandra Pennington, Jan Smith, Lewis Harris, Ray Harlan, Joe Aranki, Robert Haas, Mona Lowman, Patti Bina. MASK AND WIG Mask and Wig is Southwestern ' s dramatic Society. It was formed in 1921 and is very active during the year. The Goosetree Morgan Award is an award given to the best supporting actor during each play. This award is carried on by Mask and Wig. 98 First Row: Mary Ann Quillian, Martha Loftin, Mary Pat Moffitt, Jeanne Brown, Nanette Dupont. Second Row: Sandra Murphee — Vice-President, Nell Darsey, Jo Ann Horeczy, Marjorie Ann O ' Banon, Marilyn McCullough — Reporter, Carol Dill. Third Row: Sharon Brown, Miss Joan Askew — Sponsor, Mona Lowman — President, Kaaren Van Amburgh — Secretary and Treasurer, and Joan Bray. WRA COUNCIL The WRA Council is the planning and governing body of the Women ' s Recreational Association. The WRA Council is responsible for sponsoring the various intramural events among the various women ' s organizations. Membership in the Council is composed of Officers and Division Chairman elected at large, and of the Sports Captains representing each of the five Greek Sororities and the Independent Student Association. 99 First Row: Sharon Brown, Dee Chapman, Alice Ann Allen, Kathi Riser, Emily Griffin — Vice President. Second Row: Carla Clemens, Ruth Hewell, Dee Ozier, Pam Byrd — President. KURTH HOUSE COUNCIL Like all the other house councils the Kurth House Council has the function of governing the dormitory. 100 First Row: Linda White, Carol Butterworth, Ann Brazziel, Ann Overton, Fey DeLaune, Nancy Gemens, Paula Murdy, Syl- via Callaway. Second Row: Susan Yarbrough, Linda Roediger, Delryn Fleming, Joan Bray, Betsy Hearn, June Pearson, Melissa Northern. LAURA KUYKENDALL HOUSE COUNCIL The Laura Kuykendall House Council functions much as the other house councils. 101 From left to right: Mona- Lowman, Becky Lawson, Judy Stone, Sandra Frederick, Roberta Wisler. SNEED HOUSE COUNCIL The Sneed House Council is also a self-governing body but has a unique responsibility in relation to the house councils of the other women ' s dormi- tories in that Sneed House is an honor dormitory for junior and senior women. 102 From left to right: Mike Spiekerman, Danny Pollard, Bill Brock, Farhad Rad, Herbie Boehme, Ronnie Kettler. MOOD HALL HOUSE COUNCIL All of the domitories at Southwestern University are governed by stu- dent elected dormitory councils. Through the use of these dorm councils the separate dormitories become complete self-governing bodies. 103 First Row: Mary Ann Clendenin, Connie Fang, Virginia Chow, Philip Wang, Drina Petricevic Brown, Andres Vanderghem — Vice President, Rowena Caldwell — Secretary, Patty Bina, Annahelle Battle, Ann Porter, Holman Massey. Second Row: Dr. Monostory, Dr. Wolcott, Mary Elizabeth Fox, Mr. Litzler, Dickie Chiao — President, Mrs. Beaver, Dr. Perry, Mrs. Perry, Ron Bearden, Jimmy Deri. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club was founded to foster better relations and under- standing between the peoples of the world. It is composed of foreign stu- dents and others interested in international affairs. 104 First Row: Key Stevens — Community Service, Judy Ledbetter, Mr. Drexel Riley — sponsor, Bronwen Morgan — President, Sharon Brown — Study Group, Vicki Baer, Nelda Day — Secretary. Second Row: Chaplin David Switzer — sponsor, Jack Bod- den — Challenge, John McMullen, Ray Harlan — Campus Service, Andres Vanderghem — International Affairs, and Bill Ger- mer — Treasurer. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION COUNCIL The purpose of the S.C.A. is to build a fellowship of students and faculty members devoted to the task of actualizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. The S.C.A. sponsors also various community and student serv- ices. 105 First Row: Elizabeth Lee — Proofreader, Dr. Jeff Campbell — Faculty Advisor, Jerry Hallman — Circulation Manager, Angus Hendrick — Editor, Dennis Mayes — Feature Editor, Susan Peacock Green — Assistant Editor. (Not pictured: Pam Fannin — Poetry Editor, Jack Bodden — Feature Editor, Cray Cooke — Fiction Editor) THE SOUTHWESTERN MAGAZINE The Southwestern Magazine is the oldest college magazine in the state of Texas. It is puhlished twice a semester by the Board of Publications. 106 First Row: Lamar Hankins — News Editor, Charlotte Hancock — Sports Editor, Virginia Woolwine — Cartoonist, Betsy Phelps — Editor in Chief, Susan McCook — Associate Editor, Virginia Peterson — Society Editor. Second Row: Ronnie Cookston — Religion Editor, John Ozmun, David Bauguess — Fine Arts Editor. (Not pictured: Dennis Mayes, Sara Chadwick, David Rust, Bernie Scharbius, Lou Ann Putman, Cerice Nelson, Mike Stephens, Bill Brock, Rudy Ayles, and Betty Garrett — Sports Editor.) THE MEGAPHONE The Megaphone is the weekly newspaper of the Southwestern Students Association published and edited by a staff, under an elected editor, which is comprised solely of members of the student body. Mr. Edward Mangum serves as faculty sponsor, Mr. Horace Evans seives as photographer and the printing is done by the Sun Publishing Company. 107 INDEPENDENT STUDENTS ASSOC. David Price President Key Stevens Vice President Elise Zerr Secretary-Treasurer Eileen Munson Social Chairman Gana Geldmeier Program Chairman Jim Grisso Kathy Weimer Roberta Wisler Karol Miller Jesse Williams Sandra Murphee Sharon Virden John Rust Craig Bazar Ann Maroneey John Timm Holm an Massey Keith Kellow Tommy Stewart James Derr Joyce Garey Carolyn Grubbs James Colley Claire Cole Bruce Brotherton Sandra McDermott Lillian Nicholson Judy Street Pat Murphee Lenore Jackson Alan Carsrud James Cantwell Robert Haas Vance Frosch Andres Vanderghem Margie Schriber Kathleen Heldenfels Pat McBee Vivian Ickes Daniel Trevino Muriel Shopland Mary Herder Joann Adamson Naomi Atkinson Laura Cayton Sandra Patterson Tom Ferguson Phil Lindsay UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES PRESIDENT DURWOOD FLEMING A.B., B.D., Southern Methodist University; D.D., McMurry College. 112 Vice-President Development and Public Relations WILLIAM GRAVES BLANTON Vice-President Finance ISAAC JOEL McCOOK 113 Dean of Women MARTHA ALLEN Assistant professor of History A.B., M.A., Southern Methodist University Dean of Men JOHN V. BERGLUND Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy A.B., B.D., A.M., Southern Methodist University; Graduate Study, Columbia University, Pacific School of Religion, Denver University, and Duke University. 14 GENE S. KLEIN University Recorder FLOYD B. LACKEY Campus Engineer HOWARD A. LONG Director of Admissions and Registration JIM REID Director of Alumni JOHN N. STONE Director, Student Union DAVID K. SWITZER Chaplain E. C. TRUE University Auditor EDITH WILLIAMS Dietitian ADMINISTRATION 115 MARJORIE BEECH Assistant to the President G. ALFRED BROWN, JR. Admissions Counselor SHELIA CAMPBELL Program Director, Bishops Memorial Union OPHIE B. COON Assistant Dietitian MARY ELIZABETH FOX Director of Publicity MILDRED GERVASI Librarian BOBBY JENNINGS University Store BONNIE KIRBY University Nurse 116 LILLIAN WHITE Laura Kuykendall Hall LUCILE LOVENTHAL Kurth Hall HELEN SWITZER Laura Kuykendall Hall DOROTHY LINDSEY Laura Kuykendall Hall PEARL PARSONS Sneed House STEVE RABEN Ruther Dormitory MR. AND MRS. FRANK WIGGINS Mood Hall DORM PROCTORS 117 FREDERICK BURR CLIFFORD Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. A.B., Northern Michigan College; B.D., Oberlin Graduate School of Theology; A.M. and Ph.D., University of Michi- gan. FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 18 FREDERICK E. GAUPP Professor of History and Government Humanistic Gymnasium, Freilburg and Koenigsberg; Ph.D., University of Breslau BARBARA M. GIBBS Associate professor of Sociology B.A., M.A., University of Texas EB. C. GIRVIN Professor and Head of the Department of Biology A.B., A.M., Ph.D., University of Texas JOHN C. GODBEY Professor of Chemistry, Retired A.B., A.M., Central College; Graduate Study, University of Missouri, Vanderbilt University, and University of Leipzig; Sc.D., McMurry College JIMMY THORNE GOTTWALD Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., Baylor University; M.S., Baylor University; Graduate Study, University of Texas VIOLA HERR Assistant Professor of French A.B., Pembroke College, Brown University; A.M., Radcliffe Graduate School GEORGE C. HESTER Professor, x he Lucy King Brown Chair of History; Head of the Department of History and Government; Chairman of the Divi- sion of Social Sciences. A.B., North Texas State College; A.M., Colorado State College of Education; Graduate study, University of Colorado, Univer- sity of Texas; LL.D., Oklahoma City University DOUGLAS HOOKER Associate Professor of Psychology and Head of the Department of Psychology A.B., Wofford College; M.A., Wayne State University; Ph.D., University of Texas FACULTY 19 JOAN ASKEW Assistant Professor of Physical Education R.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute; M.S., University of Ten- nessee; Graduate Study, Texas Woman ' s University ELIZABETH PLAIT REAVER Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages (Part Time) A. P., A.M., Southwestern University; Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Texas; Classical Summer School of The Vergilian So- ciety of America at Cumae, Italy. JEFF H. CAMPRELL Assistant Professor of English A. A., Lamar College; P. A., Southern Methodist University; B.D., Perkins School of Theology; Ph.D., Duke University JUDSON S. CUSTER Professor of Education and Psychology, Head of Department of Education, Director of Counseling and Testing. P.M., M.M., North Texas State University; Ed.D., University of Texas MYRON DEES Associate Professor of Physical Education; Coach R.S., Southwestern University; M.Ed., University of Texas; Graduate Study, University of Texas IRENE DEUPREE Associate Professor and Head of Department of Home Econom- ics. B.S., North Texas State University; A.M., Texas Woman ' s Uni- versity; Graduate Study. University of Texas SAM P. DOUGHTY, JR. Instructor of Mathematics and Physics B.E.S., Graduate Study, University of Texas RUTH MORGAN FERGUSON Professor of English, Retired Dean of Women, Emeritus, 1955 A.B., A.M., Southwestern University; Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Chicago and Columbia University. Dean of Women, 1937-1955, 1958-1900 120 THOMAS P. JONES Professor of Education and General Science B.S., Sam Houston State College; M.Ed., Ph.D., University of Texas EDWIN M. LANSFORD, JR. Assistant Professor of Biochemistry B.A., Rice University; B.A., University of California; M.A., Ph.D., University of Texas SHERMAN D. LESESNE Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry; Chairman of the Division of Natural and Applied Sciences B.S., Sam Houston State College; A.M., Southwestern Univer- sity; Ph.D., University of Texas SAMUEL J. LITZLER Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration B.B.A., M.B.A., Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas FRANK E. LUKSA Professor and Head of the Depart- ment of Sociology A.B., University of Texas; Ph.D., Charles University, Prague, Czech- oslovakia ELIZABETH R. LUNDBLAD Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration. B.S., East Texas State College; A.M., Texas Christian Univer- sity; Graduate Study, University of Texas. JANE BROWN McCOOK Instructor in English (Part Time) B.A., A.M.; Southwestern University 21 J. H. -COY Associate Professor of Foreign Languages A.B., Drury College; A.M., University of Nebraska; Graduate Study, Columbia University, Harvard University, University of Texas and Universidad Inter-americana (Saltillo) EDWARD MANGUM Assistant Professor of English B.A., East Texas State College; M.A., Catholic University of America RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Director of Athletics; Professor and Head of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation A.B., Missouri Wesleyan College; A.M., Southwestern University. LUDWIG H. MERZBACH Professor and Head of Department of Economics and Business Administration. Doctor of Economics and Political Science, University of Berlin. DENES MONOSTORY Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Foreign Languages A.B., St. Olaf College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Texas VICTOR MORENO Instructor in Physical Education (Part Time) Certificate, Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires THOMAS A. PERRY Herman Brown Professor of English B.A., Park Colleges; M.A., Ph.D., State University of Iowa. FACULTY 122 PHILLIP M. SARVER Assistant Professor of Economics. B.A., M.A., The University of Texas; Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Texas. JOHN N. R. SCORE, II Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy. A.B., Southwestern University; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute; Ph.D., Duke University. BERT L. SIMPSON, JR. Instructor in Psychology (part time) B.A., Southern Methodist University, M.A., University of Texas; Graduate Study, University of Texas. ROBERT L. SOULEN Lillian Nelson Pratt Professor of Chemis try. B.A., Baker University; Ph.D., Kansas State University. NORMAN W. SPELLMAN Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy. A.B., Southwestern University; B.D., Southern Methodist Uni- versity; Ph.D., Yale University EDMUND H. STEELMAN Professor, The Bishop Seth Ward Chair of Bible and Religion; Head of the Department of Religion and Philosophy; Chairman of the Division of Humanities Th.B., Eastern Baptist Seminary; B.S. in Ed., Teachers College, Temple University; S.T.B., S.T.M., and S.T.D., Temple Univer- sity School of Theology. DAVID K. SWITZER Associate Professor of Psychology. A.B., Southwestern University; B.D., Emory University; M.A., University of Texas; Graduate Study, Claremont Graduate School and Southern California School of Theology. MARTHA JANE TEELE Instructor in English (Part Time) A.B., Cornell College; M.A., Columbia University and Union Theological Seminary; Graduate Study, Boston University. life 123 ROY E. TEELE Professor of English and Head of Department of English A.B., Cornell College; M.A., Ph.D., Columbia University. ANN B. TIPTON Instructor in Natural Sciences, Director of Chemistry Laboratory B.S., Southwestern University; M.A., University of Texas; Grad- uate Study, University of Texas. FORREST E. WARD Associate Professor of History B.S., M.S., North Texas State College; Ph.D., University of Texas HARVEY D. WATTS Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy; Director of Town and Country Work. A.B., Southwestern University; B.D., A.M., Southern Methodist University; Graduate Study, Boston University, University of Chicago, Louisiana State University and University of Texas RALPH M. WHITMORE Professor and Head of the Department of Mathematics and General Engineering. A.B., University of San Antonio; A.M., Ph.D., University of Texas. MARY E. WILCOX Associate Professor of Mathematics. A.B., A.M., Southwestern University; Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Texas GORDON B. WOLCOTT Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., Ph.D., University of Virginia SARITA S. ZAJICEK Professor of Education A.B., A.M., Ph.D., University of Texas FACULTY 124 iT JOHN DAVID RICHARDS Professor and Head of the Department of Music Educa- tion; Dean of the School of Fine Arts; Director of South- western University Choir and Choruses. B.F.A., M.M.Ed., University of Oklahoma; Graduate Study, Northwestern University. FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS 125 IOLA BOWDEN CHAMBERS Associate Professor of Piano and Music Theory. B.F.A., A.B., Southwestern University; M.Mus. and Graduate Study, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. THOMAS C. DOUGLASS Professor and Head of the Department of String Instruments and Conductor of Sinfonietta B.Mus., M.Mus., Illinois Wesleyan University; Craduate Study, University of Southern California and University of Illinois. ANN HARRISON Instructor of Voice B.M., Oklahoma College for Wo- men; Craduate University Indiana DRUSILLA HUFFMASTER Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Piano. Artist-in-Residence Diploma, Juilliard Graduate School, Juilliard School of Music ROBERT L. LANCASTER Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Art B.F.A., University of Texas; M.A. University of New Mexico. GEORGE E. NELSON Director of the Band Associate Professor of Instrumental Music Education, Wood- winds, Brass and Percussion Instruments B.M.Ed., Southwestern University; M.Mus., University of Texas. 126 WENDELL L. OSBORN Professor and Head of the Department of Voice. B.M., DePauw University; M.Mus., Chicago Musical Col- lege; Graduate Study, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. R. COCHRANE PENICK Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Organ and Sacred Music. A.B., University of Texas; Certificate in Organ, Institute of Musical Art of the Juilliard School of Music; Sac.Mus.M., Union Theological Seminary. NEAL PUTMAN Assistant Professor of Art B.F.A., University of Oklahoma; Mexico. M.A., University of New DREXEL H. RILEY Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech. A.B., Southwestern University; M.A., Baylor University; Grad- uate Study, Perkins School of Theology. R. ANGUS SPRINGER Professor and Head of the Department of Speech and Drama A.B., Ozark Wesleyan College; A.B., State University of Iowa; A.M., Northwestern University; Ph.D., New York University. FACULTY 127 JAMES HERBORT - PRESIDENT BEVERLY STEWART - SECRETARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 128 ALVIS LAYTON BARRIER, JR. Mineral Wells Psychology Kappa Alpha; A Cappella Choir; Senate; SCA. JINX BASEY Pasadena An Delta Zeta; Art Association. DAVID BAUGUESS Fort Worth Voice Kappa Sigma, GMC, Social Chairman, Scholarship-Leadership Award; Senate, President, Vice-President; Blue Key, Vice- President; Honor Council; Student Life Committee; Junior Class President; MEGAPHONE; Orientation Leader; A Cap- pella Choir; Organ Guild, President; Band; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JACK LEO BODDEN Houston Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha, Historian; SCA, Vice-President; Ruter House Council, President; Blue Key, Vice-President; Senate; Student Life Committee; Pi Gamma Mu; Alpha Chi; SOU ' WESTER Staff; SU MAGAZINE staff; Dean ' s List; MEGAPHONE staff; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JAMES THOMAS BRASELTON, JR. Texas City Accounting A Cappella Choir; Pre-Law Society; Spanish Club; Interna- tional Club. ALBERT EARL (BITSIE) BUTLER Houston Economics Phi Delta Theta, Housemaster, Alumni Secretary; President; Inter-Fraternity Council, President; Pre-Law Society; Inter- mural Football, All Star Team. JAMS SUE CHILES San Antonio Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta; SNEA, Publicity Chairman; WRA; SCA; International Club; Pi Gamma Mu. MARY ANN CLENDENIN Dallas English and Psychology Independent Association; International Club; Young Democrats, Secretary; Honor Council; LK House Council; Sneed House Council; Cardinal Key, Vice-President; Alpha Chi; SCA, Sec- retary, President; MSM, Vice-President; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges; Miss Southwestern Nominee; Homecoming Queen Nominee; Dean ' s List. SENIORS 129 BILL COLEGROVE Lake Jackson Business Administration Kappa Sigma, GMC, Social Chairman; Intramural Sports; Pre- Law Society. WILLIAM REED COLLINS Dallas Business and History Independent Association; Kappa Alpha; SCA; MSM; Pre- Law Society; Spanish Club. JOEL DENIS CONANT Bastrop Psychology Kappa Alpha: Senate; Senior Class President; A Cappella Choir. LINORA JANE CONKLIN Ozona Music Education, Piano Spanish Club A Cappella Choir; Orchestra; Band; Sneed House Council. THOMAS EDWARD CONNOLLY Ingleside History Independent Association; Kappa Chi; SCA; MSM. BETHA COX Luling Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi; SNEA; A Cappella Choir. ROBIN CLYDE CROW San Antonio History Pi Kappa Alpha, Alumni Secretary, Recording Secretary; Pre- Law Society; Varsity Golf; SUB Committee. GENE DAVIS Nashville, Tennessee Biology Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer, Song-Leader; Southwestern Spele- ological Society; A Cappella Choir; SCA, Vice-President; Alpha Chi; Blue Key; Senate, Treasurer; Science Society; German Club; Orientation Committee; Mood House Council; President. 130 PAUL EDWIN EARLS Houston Speech and Drama Mask and Wig; Kappa Chi. GERALD DAVID EVERETT Houston Chemistry Independent Association; Southwestern Science Society. JASPER PATRICK GARRETT Windthorst History Kappa Sigma; Young Republicans, Secretary, President, Dis- trict Committeeman; Pi Gamma Mu. CAROLYN GRANRERRY Dallas German Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President, Scholarship Chairman; Senate; Cardinal Key; All Women Students, Treasurer, President; Ger- man Club; International Club; SCA; Beauty Nominee; Junior Class Secretary; Freshman Counselor; SUB Hospitality Com- mittee. SUSAN PEACOCK GREEN Dallas Art Alpha Chi, Secretary; Cardinal Key; SU MAGAZINE staff; WRA; MSM; IMask and Wig Players. LARRY JOE GRURRS Texarkana History Independent Association, President; Senate, MSM; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. DAVID ARTHUR HARLEY San Antonio Religion SU Orchestra KAREN HAUSENFLUKE Georgetown Music Education, Voice. Phi Mu, Song Leader; Delta Omicron; A Cappella Choir; Band; WRA. SENIORS 31 JAMES H. HERBORT Marble Falls Business Administration Phi Delta Theta, Vice-President, Treasurer, Scholarship Chair- man, Standards Chairman; Senior Class President, Vice-Presi- dent; Senate; Pre-Law Society; Blue Key, Secretary; Dean ' s List. SHIRLEY INSALL Freeport Elementary Education Delta Zeta, Treasurer; SNEA, Convention Coordinator; WRA. KENNETH ARTHUR JACOBSON Houston Biology Phi Delta Theta MYRA KAY KILPATRICK Houston Economics and Business Education Zeta Tau Alpha, Activities Chairman, Treasurer; SNEA; WRA; Pre-Law Society; Secretary of Freshman Class; SUB Publicity Committee. CAROLYN KING Dallas French Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-President, President; SUB Dance Com- mittee; Senior Class Treasurer. JOAN MARIE KRAUSE Copperas Cove Accounting and Secretarial Science Independent Association; WRA, SNEA; President ' s Honor Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Alpha Chi; Honor Council, Secretary; International Club; Pi Gamma Mu, President. LARRY ALAN LACY Devine Sacred Music Independent Association; A Cappella Choir; Kappa Chi; In- ternational Club; MSM. GARRY LEAVELL Houston English Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Master, Secretary, Alumni Secretary; Assistant Editor of MEGAPHONE; Mask and Wig Players; Dean ' s List. 132 JUDY LEDBETTER Dallas Religion and Sociology Alpha Delta Pi, Assistant Rush Captain, Chaplain; Pi Delta Epsilon, President; Cardinal Key; MSM; WRA; MEGA- PHONE staff; Nominee for Miss Southwestern; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; President of Union Build- ing JUDY LOVE Del Rio Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta, Chaplain, President, Best Pledge, Outstand- ing Sorority Woman 64-65; SNEA, Vice-President; Senate; Honor Council; Miss Southwestern; Cardinal Key; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. ANN LOVELESS Bastrop Elementary Education Delta Zeta; SNEA; WRA; Kurth House Council; Pi Gamma Mu; Dean ' s List. FRANCES DICKSON LOVELESS Denton Elementary Education Independent Association; International Club; Spanish Club. TEDDY LOW Brenham Business Administration Kappa Sigma, Guard, Treasurer, House Manager; President Freshman Class; Intramural Sports. MONA LOWMAN Floresville English and Drama Delta Zeta, President, Rush, Panhellenic; WRA, President, Vice-President; Mask and Wig Players, Vice-President; Dean ' s List; Junior Class President; Miss Southwestern Nominee; Pi Epsilon Delta; Cardinal Key; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges; Nominee for Homecoming Queen PATRICIA COLLEEN LOYD Bryan Psychology Independent Association, Senate Representative; Spanish Club; Kurth House Council; SUB Committee Advisor; WRA. SUSAN HUNTTING LUCKEL Houston Music Education and Piano Delta Delta Delta; SNEA. SENIORS 133 KAREN ANN McDONALD Wichita Falls History and English Delta Delta Delta, Pledge Trainer; Honor Council; WRA; MSM; Cardinal Key, President; Alpha Chi, Treasurer; Presi- dent; Pi Gamma Mu; Secretary; French Club; Nominee for Miss Southwestern; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities. LINDA KAY MAIN Odessa Secretarial Science Phi Mu; Corresponding Secretary; SNEA; WRA; SCA; A Cappella Choir. SHARRON SUE MARSHALL Victoria General Business Independent Beauty; Delta Delta Delta; Activities Chairman WRA; SCA; SUB Committee. MARGARET IRENE MAXTED Houston Sociology Phi Mu, Social Service Chairman, Maintenance Chairman; Senate Representative; WRA; Canterbury, Conference Delegate, President; Spanish Club, International Club. CLARKE MORIAN Beaumont Business Kappa Alpha SANDRA LYNN MORROW Houston Psychology Phi Mu; Panhellenic; WRA; Mask and Wig Players; Art Club; SCA. SANDRA ANN MURPHREE Dickinson Chemistry Independent Association; Sport ' s Captain; WRA, Vice-Presi- dent; Southwestern Science Society; Atwell Best Student Citi- zen Award; American Chemical Society Award; Dean ' s List. LANNY DEAN NAEGELIN New Braunfels English and History Pi Kappa Alpha, Scholarship Chairman, Social Chairman, His- torian; Pi Gamma Mu; French Club; Blue Key; MEGA- PHONE Editor; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities; Dean ' s List; Chairman Union Special Events; Gov- erning Board 134 JOHN WALTER NICHOLSON Garland History Phi Delta Theta, House Manager, Pledge Master; Pre-Law So- ciety; Spanish Club; Young Republicans; SUB Committee; Intramural Sports. MARJORIE ANN O ' BANON San Saba Secretarial Science Delta Zeta, Sports Captain; WRA. DRINA PETRICEVIC La Paz, Bolivia General Business SUB Committee; International Club; WRA; SCA. JOHN SNELL ROBERTSON, JR. Houston Business Kappa Alpha; Young Republicans; Pre-Law. LA VERNE WENTRCEK RYDELL Taylor Elementary Education SNEA; Alpha Chi ANNE RAWLINGS Tyler History and English Delta Zeta, Scholarship WRA; SNEA. Chairman, Pledge Trainer; SCA; RICHARD LEE SECHRIST Corpus Christi Sociology MSM; Kappa Chi RICHARD G. SHOOK Logansport, Indiana Business Administration Phi Delta Theta, President, Alumni Secretary; Honor Council, President; Intrafraternity Council, President; Men ' s Panhel- lenic, President; Blue Key; Pre-Law Society; Varsity Basket- ball, All Conference: Lettermen ' s Association; Orientation Lead- SENIORS 135 BARRY SIMMONS Lubbock Business Delta Delta Delta; Woman ' s Panhellenic, President; Cardinal Key; Pre- Law Society; SUB Secretary; Pi Gamma Mu; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. CAROL LOUISE SIMS San Antonio Elementary Education Phi Mu, Pledge Trainer, Scholarship Award; SNEA; SCA; WRA; All School Reauty Nominee; Dean ' s List. JIM SMITH Pasadena History Kappa Alpha, President, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer, Re- cording Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms; German Club; Young Re- publicans; Men ' s Fraternity Council, President; SUR Evalua- tion Committee; Dean ' s List; Orientation Leader. MICHAEL SPIEKERMAN Edroy Biology and Chemistry Phi Delta Theta, President; Honor Council, President; Blue Key; Southwestern Science Society; SCA; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Student Senate; Disciplin- ary Committee; Spiritual Life Committee. KEY STEVENS Fort Worth Sociology Independent Association, Program Chairman, Vice-President, President Independent Woman; WRA Council; Senate; LK House Council President; Cardinal Key, Treasurer; MSM, Treasurer; SCA; Women ' s Advisory; Faculty Orientation Com- mittee; Pi Gamma Mu; SUR Member at Large. BEVERLY KAY STEWART Johnson City Music Education Alpha Delta Pi, Sports Captain, Scholarship Chairman, Vice- President; SCA; MSM; SNEA; LK House Council, Secretary; Woman ' s Advisory, President; WRA; Senior Class Secretary; German Club, Secretary; Delta Omicron, Vice-President; Card- inal Key; A Cappella Choir; Miss Southwestern Nominee. JUDY CLARE ST ONE Austin Speech and Drama Alpha Delta Pi, Activities Chairman, Senate Representative; Social Chairman; .Mask and Wig Players, Secretary, President; SUR Dance Committee; Pi Epsilon Delta. SHERIAN LEE STORY Corpus Christi Business Phi Mu; WRA. 136 PHILIP ALLEN TARMAN Tulsa, Oklahoma Sociology GEORGE MILES TIDWELL Houston History Pi Kappa Alpha ZINNA BARTH VANCE Liberty Hill Spanish SNEA; Alpha Chi SHARON ANN VIRDEN Fredericksburg Religion Independent Association; SCA; MSM. CHARLES RODGER VOLUSE III Baltimore, Maryland History Kappa Alpha, Secretary, House Manager, Scholarship Chair- man; A Cappella Choir; Varsity Tennis; Orientation Leader; SUB Evaluation Committee; Ruter Dorm Counselor; South- western Speleological Society, Vice-President. WILLIAM FRANK WATTS Georgetown Sociology Pi Kappa Alpha; Blue Key; Varsity Tennis; Captain; Dis- tinction List; MSM; SCA-moti ve Chairman; Senate; Sub Di- rectorate; Movies Committee Chairman; Band; Orchestra; President Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Song Leader; Intra- mural football all-intramural team, MSM. KATHY WEIMER Palacios English Independent Association; SCA; MSM; SNEA; WRA; Inter- national Club; SUB Special Events Committee; LK House Council. WILSON E. WHITMIRE III Slidell Business and Psychology Kappa Alpha; Lettermen ' s Association. SENIORS 137 JUDY WHITTENBERG Athens Elementary Education Kurth House Council; Dorm Counselor; Women ' s Advisory, Secretary; SNEA, Secretary; MSM; SCA; Cardinal Key. JOHN WINN Georgetown Pi Kappa Alpha FRANCIS JESSE WILLIAMS III Houston Mathematics and Physics Independent Association, President, Contact; Blue Key, Secre- tary; Mood Dorm Council, Secretary; MSM, Treasurer; Alpha Chi, Treasurer; Freshman Math Award; Dean ' s List; SUB Games Committee; Cerman Club, President; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; SCA; Southwestern Sci- ence Society. JODIE WILLIAMSON San Antonio Business Administration Delta Delta Delta; SUB Hospitality Committee; WRA; Nom- inee for Kappa Sigma Sweetheart. ROBERTA ALLENE WISLER Houston Music Education Independent Association, Song Leader; SNEA; SCA; Kappa Phi; Delta Omicron, Treasurer, President; MSM, Secretary; Teacher in Negro Fine Arts School; Sneed House Council, Pres- ident. Women ' s Advisory EDGAR EMERY WUTHRICH Georgetown Physical Education Pi Kappa Alpha; SNEA; Spanish Club. ELISE ANN ZERR San Antonio Mathematics and History Independent Association, Secretary-Treasurer, Independent Sweetheart; Kurth House Council, Treasurer; Cardinal Key, Secretary; Alpha Chi, Vice-President; Dean ' s List; Dame Club Award; SOU ' WESTER Staff; SNEA, President; Pi Gamma Mu; Southwestern Science Society; Nominee for Miss South- western; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. SENIORS 1 38 MARY CATHERINE REED - SEC. CHARLOTTE FELDER - TREAS. ANN ALLOW AY - SANDRA FREDERICK VICE-PRES. PRES. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 39 ABEL, BOBBY Elgin ADAMS, ARCH Austin ADKINS, FLORENCE Austin ALEMAN, DANIEL Georgetown ALEMAN, PETE Georgetown ALEXANDER, CARROLL San Antonio AYLES, RUDY Dallas BAKER, DOLORES Olmito BATTLE, ANNABELLE Santiago, Chile BEHRENS, BYRON Houston BETHKE, EMIL Temple BIRDWELL, LINDA Beaumont BLACKWELL, BOB Corpus Christi BOHNFALK, DOROTHY Weslaco BROCK, BILL Dallas JUNIORS BROWN, JEANNIE Houston BROWN, SHARON Corpus Christi CALHOUN, BILL Galveston CHASE, JUNE Midland CORDRAY, C. B. Houston COUCH, STEVE Georgetown DAY, NELDA Baytown DE LAUNE, FEY Houston DERR, JIMMY Orange DURST, JANET College Station DUSEK, CLARE Pearland See, I told ' you he had three unexcused chapel cuts. 141 EASTERLY, GENE Ponce, Puerto Rico EVANS, DANE Georgetown He, he, he . . . have you learned your lesson? FANG, CONSTANCE Singapore, Malaya FELDER, CHARLOTTE Beaumont FREDERICK, SANDY Houston FRIER, LINDA Franklin GABRIEL, SHARON Taft GAREY, JOYCE Uvalde GOODENOUGH, DONNA Corpus Christi GRISSO, JIM Stafford HAAS, ROBERT Moody HANKINS, LAMAR Port Arthur HARLAN, RAY Oklahoma City, Oklahoma HARRISON, TOMMY San Antonio JUNIORS 142 HENDRICK, ANGUS Houston HEWELL, FLORENCE RUTH Nixon HUDSON, MELODY Houston HUNT, DALE Round Rock JACKSON, GINNIE WINN Odessa JACKSON, JUDY Lexington JOHNSON, KAY New York, New York JONTE, VICKY Silsbee KIDSON, PHYLLIS Houston KOTHMANN, JERRY Mason LEICHLITER, KAREN Midland LINDSEY, GEORGE Midland LOVE, BILL Del Rio McCULLOUGH, MARILYN Midland MA, LYDIA Kowloon, Hong Kong MARTIN, FRED Yancy MEDLEY, HELEN Houston MILLER, KAROL Nederland 4 , Charter Day banquet honors alumni and students. MOFFITT, MARY PAT Wichita Falls ' 1 MORGAN, BRONWEN Austin MUNSON, EILEEN Lockhart OLFERS, MARY NELL San Antonio PHELPS, BETSEY Baytown PORTER, ANNE San Antonio PRICE, DAVID Mineola RAD, FARHAD Tajrish Tehran Iran RAISH, JOHN LaPorte JUNIORS 144 RAMSEY, RUSSELL Houston ROARK, CAROL ANN Wichita Falls ROBERTSON, CAROLYN Dallas I ' ll a H ROENSCH, DIXON San Antonio SANDALL, JANIE Houston SCOTT, DAVID Houston SELLERS, BOBBIE Houston SEWELL, BETTY Belton SIMMONS, LINDA Lexington SLAUGHTER, DOROTHY Dallas STEWART, TOMMY Sealy SWARTZ, JOHN Bethesda, Maryland K. ?. (Z a T 1 - (fe SWEET, DICK Houston TADLOCK, PHYLLIS Waco TREVIfiO, DANIEL San Antonio VAN AMBURGH, KAAREN Houston VEGA, ABEL Houston WALDER, JOHN Randolph Air Force Base WEIDLER, JIM, Houston WHITE, LYNN LaPorte WHEAT, JANE Beaumont WILLIAMSON, RICHARD San Antonio WILEY, JEFF Corpus Christi WOODS, WILTON Seguin JUNIORS NANETTE DUPONT TREASURER SKIPPY LEFFLER PRESIDENT DAVID TUTT VICE-PRESIDENT SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 147 ALDRICH, CATHY Houston ALGER, KATHY Houston ARANKI, JOE Jerusalem, Jordan ARNOLD, LINDA McAllen AYCOCK, DIANE Trinity BALLARD, SHIRLEY Carthage BANKER, DAVID Wharton BARBEE, JACK Crockett BATES, RICK Robstown BEAR, JOHN Crockett BEARDEN, RON Dallas BINA, PATTI Dallas BINION, EMMA LEE Houston BLAGG, TOMMY SUE Austin BOWMAN, DENNIS Harlingen BRAMLETT, SHERRY Baytown BRAY, JOAN Dallas BRAZZIEL, ANN Palestine 148 SOPHOMORES t - ) tn f BROWNE, BARRY San Antonio BURKE, JACKIE Dallas BUTTERWORTH, CAROL Houston CALDWELL, ROWENA Houston CATER, ANN Temple CHAPMAN, DEE Hewitt CHOATE, CAROL BETH La Marque CLARK, STEVE Austin CLECKLEY, BARBARA Waco CLENDENIN, benny Dallas COCKRELL, CAROL San Antonio COOKE, CRAY Dallas COOKSTON, RONNIE Tyler COWEN, LIBBY Midland, Louisiana CRADDOCK, BERTA Colorado City CROOM, RONNIE Houston DARSEY, NELL Crockett DENNY, DAVE Peru, Indiana DUNN, DARRAH Grand Junction EASTERLY, DONNA ABBOTT Hondo EBY, BOB Austin I think this Christmas card will be fine. EVANS, JOAN Framingham Center, Massachusetts FISCHER, MARCY Kingsville FLEMING, DELRYN San Angelo FLEMMING, SUSAN Houston FROSCH, VANCE Midland FULLER, NELSON League City GERMER , BILL Refugio GREENE, HARRY Fort Worth GRUBBS, CAROLYN Houston SOPHOMORES HARDT, BETTY Beaumont HARRIS, TEMPLE Houston HAYDEN, TIM Harlingen HEARN, BETSY Lake Jackson HENDERSON, SHERRILL Benavides HEWITT, WES Silver Springs, Maryland HINSHAW, CONNIE Bellaire HOEPFNER, JUDY Corpus Christi HOLIMAN, ANITA Edinburgh HOOPER, DIANE College Station HOUSE, BILL Bryan HOWREY, MARY ANN El Paso HOYT, ARCHIE Hearne 151 HUGHES, PHIL Houston JETER, TOM Ennis JOHNSON, JACK Fort Worth JOHNSON, KENT Austin JOHNSTON, BILL Centerville KING, LYNDA Bandera KNOWLES, PETE Uvalde KUYKENDALL, KIRK Sugarland LaQUEY, BARBARA Dallas LEE, LARRY Dallas LEFFLER, SKIPPY Georgetown LEONARD, SHARON Brownsville LITTLE, JOE Crystal Gty LOFTIN, MARTHA Houston LOWREY, MARTIE Temple McCONATHY, ROBIN Beaumont McCOTTER, SUSAN Houston McGUIRE, PAT Austin 152 SOPHOMORES McKIMMEY, DIANNE Sinton McMULLEN, JOHN Weslaco MARTIN, BILL Fort Worth MATHISON, LYN Alvin MATTHEWS, NEAL Georgetown MAYFIELD, JUDY Waco MILLER, BRYAN Jarrell MIMS, SUSAN San Antonio MOORE, DAVID Galena Park MORGAN, PATRICIA Houston MORRISON, JONATHAN Houston MORROW, JACKIE Houston MUNSON, NANCY Lockhart MURRAY, SANDY Temple MYERS, TOM Fort Worth NANCE, DAN Houston NELSON, CERICE New Braunfels NILES, BILL Wichita Falls Really, David, I ' m sure Dean Richards suspects something. PAYSSE, GLENN Galveston PEARSON, JUNE Freeport OZIER, DEE Houston OZMUN, JOHN Houston PENNINGTON, JERRY Orange PERKINS, GUY Fort Worth PERKINS, JUDY Lampasas POLLARD, BILLY Houston POPE, NANCY Granger POTTS, JODONNE Waco PRYOR, ROBERT Baytown PUTMAN, LOU ANN Wichita Falls QUILLIAN, MARY ANN Waco SOPHOMORES REDD, JIMMY LaPorte RENFRO, PAT Bay City RETZLAFF, LOUISE Elgin REYNOLDS, JOHN Houston RICHARDSON, SUSAN Snyder SAVAGE, RANDY Houston SAUER, BOB Waco SCHAUB, MARGARET Houston SCHLECTE, CINDY Plainview QHHk J2fc-- 7 I ft i ' • ' • |! SHEPPERD, REX. Houston SCHNAUFER, DENNIS La Marque SEALE, JOHN Del Rio SHEPPARD, JOHN BEN Odessa I never knew orientation would be anything like this! V . fc SHERWOOD, BOB Houston SHIRLEY, MARY AUBRA Houston SIMMS, JANE Frunkston SMITH, LARRY Pasadena SPRING, GARY Uvalde STEPHENS, MIKE Bellaire THOMPSON, GERRY Abilene TIPTON, CHARLES Weslaco TUTT, DAVID Waco VANDERGHEM, ANDRES Lima, Peru WANG, PHILIP Malaya WARNER, GEORGE Texas City WEBB, RITA Dallas WICHMAN, MARC Lufkin WILLIAMS, MARILYN Copperas Cove WIRTH, JOHN Santa Rosa YARBROUGH, SUSAN Dallas ZIMMERMAN, WANDA Brownsville 156 RONNIE HALE - VICE PRES. MARY UNDERWOOD - SECRETARY LYNN PIZZITOLA - PRES. BUTCH MOOMAW - VICE-PRES. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 157 ADAMSON, JOANN Bishop ADRIAN, RON Refugio ALEMAN, MARTIN Georgetown ALLISON, GEORGE Uvalde ATKINSON, JAY Houston ATKISON, NAOMI Harvvood BAKER, JANE Houston BALLARD, BILL Uvalde BARR, BILL Dallas BAUMAN, JANET Odessa BAZAR, CRAIG San Juan BEHRENS, GEORGE Houston BELL, HARVEY Llano BETIN, IRENE Dallas BETTCHER, WENDIE Houston BIRD, GARY New York, New York BOHMFALK, ROBERT Uvalde BOOTH, COURTNEY Houston FRESHMEN BOWYER, JUDY Houston BRADFORD, ANN Houston BROTHERTON, ALAN Tulsa, Oklahoma .:: ' .- ' • ' John Rice and a typical scene in Ruter. BROWN, BECKY Ennis BROWN, MELVIN Magnolia BROWNE, SAM Sealy BRYSON, RACHEL Bertram BUNN, HARRIET Beaumont CALLAWAY, SYLVIA Fort Worth CANNON, CAROL Thornton CANTWELL, JAMES Hinsdale, Illinois CARLSON, DIANE Austin CARLSON, MARIAN Fort Worth CARSRUD, ALAN Fort Worth CASKEY, SARAH Florence CAYTON, LAURA Livingston CHADWICK, SARA Dallas CHIAO, DICKY Hong Kong CHILES, JANIE San Antonio CHRISTMAN, SUSIE San Marcos COLE, CLAIRE Bryan COLE, JULIA Tow COLE, LARRY Georgetown COLLEY, JIM San Antonio COLLINS, JULIE Duluth, Minnesota CONNELL, JIM Fort Worth COOPER, LINDA Texas City CRANE, LES San Antonio CROSS, HARVEY Kingsville CUBBERLY, MIMI Houston FRESHMEN DANIEL, GAYLE Abilene DANIEL, TOMMY Cleburne DAWSON, MARK Corsicana DEATON, DEANNE San Antonio DICKERSON, CHRISSIE Dallas DOUGLAS, SCOTT Austin DUNKIN, MARY San Antonio DUREN, NORMAN Beaumont EAST, JON Carthage ELLIOTT, CARLA Abilene EMERSON, BEVERLY Houston ERICSON, FRANCES Fort Worth FAGAN, DAVID Houston FERGUSON, SHARON San Antonio FERGUSON, TOM Richardson FISHER, ANN Gladewater FLEMING, NAN Houston FLEMING, RICHARD Dallas 161 FLOWER, SCOTT Great Neck, New York FOWLER, ANN Houston FOSTER, JOHN Cleburne FRAZER, NANCY Houston FULLER, SANDRA League City FULTON, CHERRYL Dallas GARDNER, PERRY Houston GARRETT, BETTY Georgetown GELDMEIER, GANA Cotulla GILLILAND, BOB Cleburne GRADY, LONNIE Refugio GUSTAFSON, BRENDA Lyford GUTOWSKY, CHET McAllen HALE, RONNIE San Antonio HALL, LAMOINE Fort Worth FRESHMEN 162 HANCOCK, CHARLOTTE Missouri City HARRIS, ED Galveston HARRIS, LEWIS Houston Zeta ' s greet new pledges after a busy week of rush. HARRIS, SARAH Dallas HAUG, LANA Houston HAYS, PAM Freeport HEATH, CAROL Houston HELDENFELS, KATHLEEN Beeville HERDER, MARY HELEN Weimar HEWELL, TERRY ANN Nixon HEWITT, SHERRY Silver Springs, Maryland HINEMAN, JOE Fort Worth fL S, HOLM, RALPH Pecos HOPKINS, SARAH Houston HOUSE, JERRY Conroe HOUSE, JUDY Conroe HOWARD, ANITA Beeville HOWARD, SARAH JEAN Devine HUBBARD, LINDA Georgetown HUTCHINS, GINNY Burnet HUTH, PHIL Corpus Christi 4 fc ICKES, VIVIAN Georgetown IRWIN, MIKE Houston JACKSON, LENORE Lytle JANSEN, GEORGE Dickinson JONES, JUNELLA Beaumont JORDAN, CHARLES Stockdale KELLEY, CAROL San Angelo KELLOW, KEITH Houston KELLY, LEIGHTON Austin FRESHMEN KING, TERI Houston KINGSBURY, DOUG Houston KOIVULA, BETTY Houston LAWRENCE, JAMES Taylor LEWIS, HARRIET Austin LEWIS, SUDIE Lampasas LINDSAY, PHIL Bartlett LIVINGSTON, SANDY Austin LOCKETT, BILLY San Antonio LORTON, JUDY Houston LOVE, DAVID Brookline, Massachusetts LOVE, JO LYNN Lufkin LUCAS, EDDIE Pasadena LUTHER, PAULETTE Houston McBEE, PAT Houston McBURNETT, BARRY Robstown McDERMOTT, SANDRA La Marque McDOUGAL, MIKE Hempstead 165 McKINLEY, BOBBIE Corpus Christi MACALLISTER, SID Weimar MAGEE, BILL Robstown MARONEEY, ANNE Leander MARSHALL, JOHN Waco MASON, BETH Dallas MASSEY, HOLMAN Scott Air Force Base, Illinois MATTHEWS, CORT Georgetown MATTHIAS, GARY Houston MILLIKEN, CHARLES Houston MITCHELL, PORTER Houston MONAGIN, JANICE Uvalde Aife t Aife A dance in the Union Building brings the entire campus together for a good time. FRESHMEN 166 MONAGIN, JOHN Uvalde MONTGOMERY, MARY Houston MOOMAW, BUTCH San Francisco, California Mr. Mangum MOORE, BOB Bellaire MOORES, LYN Dallas MURDY, PAULA Houston MURPHREE, PAT Glen Ellyn, Illinois MURRAY, ELLEN Fort Worth NACHOD, NORMAN Houston NAEGELIN, NANCY New Braunfels NICHOLS, MARYNETTE Centerville NICHOLS, NANCY Houston NICHOLSON, LILLIAN Dilley NIEBUHR, BECKY Austin NOBLIN, DAVID Dallas ODEN, JOHN Pecos OEHLER, DON Killeen O ' GORMAN, MARILYN Houston PALMER, SUELEN Bellaire PARKER, JOE Texas City PATTERSON, PAT Houston 1681 I II Ml M PATTERSON, SANDRA Georgetown PINGER, RICHARD Houston PIZZITOLA, LYNN Houston POOLE, JOHNNY El Campo POULSON, FRANCES Beaumont PRESLEY, LYNN El Campo PRICE, HANK Fort Worth RAGAN, BECKY Dallas RAMSEY, NELL Austin FRESHMEN Carol Hintgen and Carol Heath Scene from pie eating contest at K.A. Derby Day RAMSEY, SHEILA Peoria, Elinois RATHERT, RHONWYN Del Rio RAWLINS, DICK Dallas RICE, JOHN Cleburne RILEY, PAT Rotan ROBERTSON, WAYNE San Antonio ROEDIGER, LINDA Houston ROUNSAVILLE, EDWARD Milford, New Jersey RUST, JOHN Houston 169 SAMPLEY, DON Fort Worth SARINGER, JOHN Dallas SATTERWHITE, JANIS Lufkin SCHARBIUS, BERNIE Rockdale SCHRIBER, MARGIE Austin SCHRUM, JAKIE Sugar Land SCOTT, PAT Dallas SHERMAN, TERRY Houston SHOPLAND, MURIEL Dallas SHULT, LINDA Columbus SLEDGE, RONALD Houston SMITH, JAN Fort Worth STAMPS, NANCY San Antonio STAPLES, ALICE Houston STARKE, SANDRA Houston STEINER, JOE Pasadena STEWART, TOMMY Marietta STEWART, TYLEE McGregor 170 FRESHMEN STREET, JUDY Fort Worth SUMNER, PATTI Carrollton SURKO, SUSAN Houston You ' re not really going to take our picture? SUTTON, SARAH Beautmont SWAN, DANA Robstown SWANNACK, JOHN Houston SWENSON, DAVENE Elgin TEMPLER, JAMES Uvalde TIMM, JOHN Houston TRACY, DEBBY Houston UNDERWOOD, MARY Lisbon, Wisconsin VAN AMBURGH, VENITA Houston jSSS— «t -« r . Rest easy, your army is alert. VAN WYK, WYM Waco WALLACE, DAVID Dallas WALTHALL, SARAH San Antonio WATKINS, MARK Groves WEAVER, DONNA Houston WEISS, JOHN Austin V £. m£ 172 WENDT, JANE Midland WHEELER, RUTH Cornwall, Pennsylvania WHITE, BILL Dallas WHITE, LINDA Bellaire You mean he was once a pledge, too? WHITECOTTON, FRED Uvalde WHITTINGTON, HALLIE Galveston WILLIAMSON, BOB Houston WILSON, DAVID Kerrville WOOLWINE, VIRGINIA Austin ZERR, LINDA San Antonio FRESHMEN 173 1H SPORTS VARSITY INTRAMURAL VARSITY ATHLETICS BASKETBALL x Coach Myron H. Dees Rudy Ayles — Student Manager 176 Dave Denny scores another 2 points against Texas Wesleyan. Dick Shook shoots a quick jump shot from the corner. Coach Dees and some quick strategy during a time out. 77 Ray Calderon Freshman Houston, Texas Don Dailey Senior Gas City, Indiana Dave Denny Sophomore Peru, Indiana Lynn Funk Sophomore Houston. Texas Lynn Hendrick Sophomore Houston, Texas Herbert Howard Freshman Smithville, Texas Mike Jones Sophomore Pasadena, Texas Sometimes the tightest part of the game is before you go in. 178 John Kelly Sophomore Houston, Texas Ronnie Kettler Junior Brenham, Texas Phil Lindsay Freshman Bartlett, Texas Billy Losak Sophomore Bellmead, Texas Sandy Reed Junior Georgetown, Texas Eddie Rundell Freshman Austin, Texas Dick Shook Senior Logansport, Indiana Jakie Schrum Freshman Sugarland, Texas Jim Vance Senior Logansport, Indiana 179 BASEBALL Front Row: George Warner, Weldon Hendrick, Tom Vickers, Jay Price, Jerry House, Lewis Harris. Second Row: Coach Myron Dees, Mike Jones, John McMullen, Billy Losak, Herbert Howard, Don Dailey, David Wallace. Not Pictured : Lynn Pizzitola. 180 • ' ' ' . TENNIS From left to right: Bill Watts, Rex Shepperd, John Walker, James Connell, Coach David Switzer, Mike Stevens, Nell Darsey. 181 INTRAMURAL SPORTS FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS— PHI DELTA THETA Front Row: Denham, Jeter, Knowles, Wichman, Butler, Vickers, Greer, Magee, Magee. Second Row: Reynolds, Lipscombe, Ramsey, Dillee, Baker, Sledge, House, Pollard, Connell, Douglas. Third Row: Spiekerman, White, Middlebrook, Chancellor, Walker, McBurnett, Bird, Pitts. 182 OFFENSIVE ALL-INTRAMURAL TEAM 1964 First Row: Sid MacAllister, Pete Knowles, John Swannack, Robert Chancellor. Second Row: Ken Lipscombe, Ronald Dillee, David Wallace, Tom Vickers, Joe Little. (Not pictured Gerald Hill) DEFENSIVE ALL- INTRAMURAL TEAM 1964 First Row: Phil Hughes, Edgar Wuthrich, Ray MacAllister. Second Row: George Behrens, Les Crane, Mac Burnes (Not pictured Bitsie Butler, Larry Safarik, Hank Price, Eddie Glasscock.) 183 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS— INDEPENDENTS First Row: Trevino, Thomas, Lea veil, Williams, Middlebrook. Second Row: Hill, Bashum, Frosch, Smith, Hill, Harris, Denny. BASEBALL CHAMPIONS— PHI DELTA THETA First Row: Jeter, Baker, Knowles, McGee, Vance, Thomas, Pollard. Second Row: Hughes, Swartz, House, Chancellor, Fagan, Sullivan, Lipscombe, Eby. 184 The Pikes and the Phi ' s seemed to play on the muddiest day of the year. if] | VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS— PHI DELTA THETA Front Row: Thomas, Wichman, Vickers, Reynolds. Second Row: House, Vance, Walker, Chancellor, Butler. T 185 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS— INDEPENDENTS Front Row: Jeanne Brown, Rowena Caldwell, Sandy Murphee, Pat Murphee, Judy Jackson. Second Row: Gana Geldmeier, Sarah Harris, Sharon Virden, Carolyn Grubbs, Ann Fowler. A scene from the Zeta — Phi Mu game which perhaps portrays the spirit of girl ' s basketball. 186 Sandra Murphee returns the ball to Karen McDonald during the Independent-Tri-Delt game. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS— INDEPENDENTS Front Row: Pat Murphee, Sandy McDermott, Sharon Virden, Gana Geldmeier, Jeanne Brown, Sandy Murphee, Ann Fowler. Second Row: Delores Baker, Gaire Cole, Anita Harris, Judy Jackson, Sara Harris, Ruth Wheeler. 187 188 1 ' The Southwestern Track Team INTRAMURALS . . . 189 GREEKS From left to r ight: Ann Cater— Treasurer, Margaret Schaub — Vice President, Barry Simmons — President, Becky Lawson- Secretary, Dorothy Bohmfalk — Social Chairman, and Janet Durst. WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC The Women ' s Panhellenic is responsible for establishing a formal rela- tionship between the sororities and making the necessary plans for such events as Fall Rush, or intra-sorority projects. 192 Front Row: Ronnie Hale, Mike Douglas, Lynn Greer, John Sheppard, Bitsie Butler, Joe McCorkle. Second Row: John Raish, John Swartz, David Rust, Skippy Leffler, Robert Chancellor, Mike Strange, Ronnie Kettler, John Worth. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council regulates the different fraternity interactions such as rush regulations and procedures or any other problems which may arise during the year. Representatives are sent from each fraternity with a rotating president being chosen in turn from a different fraternity each year. 193 ALPHA DELTA PI Dorothy Bohmfalk President Sharon Brown 1st Vice Pres. Phyllis Tadlock 2nd Vice Pres. Bobbie Sellers Recording Sec. Mary Shirley Mary Underwood Dianne Frazer Donna Reid Cindy Schlecte Betha Cox Terry Ann Hewell Susan Flemming Florence Hewell Treasurer Carolyn McConnell Nancy Nichols Ellen Terry Pam Rozelle Gail Smith k t Fara Snow Joan Bray Sherry Bramlett June Pearson Beverly Stewart Harriet Lewis Phyllis Kidson Judy House Sharon Barr Sharon Hewitt Charlotte Mclntyre Frances Poulson 194 Tommie Lucas Margo Gard Martha Thrasher Barbara LaQuey Ann Wadsworth Sandra Pennington Beverly Emerson Judy Ledbetter Joy Merritt Jo Layne Reese Jo Lynn Love Sudie Lewis Sandy Frederick Jan McFatridge Pat Scott Sandra Schramm Sandra Starke Diane Hooper Mary Catherine Reed Becky Brown Carolyn Granberry Kathy Alger Roberta Craddock Jan Mclntyre Virginia Peterson Susan McCook Dorothy Slaughter Judy Stone Nancy Naegelin Ann Alloway Pam Byrd Lou Jane Simms Courtney Booth 195 DELTA DELTA DELTA Mary Evelyn McShane Judy Vanston Sara Sutton Maetha Pierce Sara Wathall Carol Cockrell Jan Smith Janet Mansford President Dee Chapman Vice President June Chase Recording Sec. Pat Riley Corres. Sec. Sharon Langford Treasurer Nan Fleming Mimi Cubberly Janice Monagin Pam Wilkinson Janet Wilkinson Janet Bauman Wendi Bettcher Jane Baker Cindy Ayers Sue Bitner Vickers Jo Ella Simon Barry Simons 196 Lou Ann Putman Karen Carter Ann Oliver Ann Overton Jody Williamson Janie Chiles Mary Ann Howrey Suelen Palmer Susan Richardson Judy Love Susan Mims Mary K. Fisher Vickie Baer Nanette Dupont Ann Kelly Melissa Northern Susan Luckel Connie Henshaw Mary Montgomery Molly Lacy Linda Birdwell Jo Ann Horeczy Bronwen Morgan Karen McDonald Barbara Barkley Gerry Thompson Jane Wendt Nelda Day Betsy Hearn Janis Chiles Sharon Marshall Pam Hall Elizabeth Cowen 197 DELTA ZETA Helen Medley President Delryn Fleming 1st Vice Pres. Pamela Hays Melody Hudson Pat Renfro Mona Lowman Ann O ' Bannon Dee Ozier 198 Marlyn Williams Ann Rawlings Martha Loftin Linda Arnold Becky Ragan Anita Holiman Grace Evans Margaret Schuab Ann Bradford Joyce Partain Kerry Skarien Bobbie McKinley Carol Kelly Linda White Judy Bowyer Mary Nichols Nancy Pope Judy Perkins Pat McGuire Shirley Insall Marcy Fischer Patti Sumner Janis Sallerwhite Fey DeLaune Judy Cole Temple Harris Phyllis Rose Kay Johnson Anita Wiggs Eileen Paxton Linda Cooper Sunnye Stegall Nancy Frazer 199 PHI MU Marilyn McCullough President Judy Gilbert Vice President Carla Clemans Secretary Ceorgia Martin Treasurer Carol Sims Pledge Trainer Alice Ann Allen Ruth Lloyd Sandy Morrow Susie Christman Carole Cates Janet Roseman Linda Main Pat Morgan 200 Judy Gilizean Becky Lawson Irene Maxted Mary Ann Quillian Cherryl Fulton Margaret Murrell Charlotte Hancock Linda Shult Vicky Jonte Donna Weaver Mary Hintgen Carol Heath Davene Swenson Nancy Clemans 201 ZETA TAU ALPHA Emily Griffin President Jane Wheat Vice President Donna Goodenough Ritual Chairman Dianne McKimmey Carol Cannon Sharon Ferguson Kay Kilpatrick Judy Mayfield Secretary Dianne Aycock Treasurer Janie Sandall Rush Chairman Jk,A A Carla Elliott Sarah Harris Ann Cater Lynn Presley 202 Deanna Holm Ann Brazziel Betty Sewell Frances Ericson Carol Dengler Judi Russell Mary McGill Betty Hardt Barbara Burke Shelia Ramsey Jan Sullivan Peggy Nixon Susan Lee Carolyn King Nell Ramsey Lou Ellen Menefee Nell Darsey Linda Mannas Betsy Marshall Wiley Mary Pat Moffitt Myrna Davidson Elise McCree Judy Lorton Martie Lowry Judy Hoepfner Janice Alexander Alice Staples Jean Haug 203 KAPPA ALPHA ORDER Ronnie Kettler President John Ozniun Vice President Mike Douglas Recording Sec. Rex Shepperd Historian Robert Pryor Treasurer David Wilson Richard Goodell James Blakewell Jim Smith Bill Calhoun Sandy Reed George Behrens Richard Rawlins Bill Collins Clark Morian Joel Conant Randy Savage Boh Sturdevant 204 Tom Rogers Gary Vincent Frank Landrum Cleddie Vickers Jack Barbee Franklin Allen Rudy Ayles John Robertson Kirk Kuykendall Lynn Funk Sid Langston Bryon Behrens John Odom Al Barrier Dan Atkinson Steve Cherry Tom Maness Dennis Rae Doug Doolittle Mike Irwin Gary Scott Jack Johnson Don Samply Angie Smith Jim Weidler J. T. Price Ralph Holm Bob Williamson Jakie Schrumm Tom Harrison Doug Kenny Lewis Harris 205 KAPPA SIGMA Mike Strange Vice President Joe Little Treasurer Pat Garret Secretary Bill Colegrove Pledge Trainer John Worth Vance Phillips Mike McDougal John Rice Roy Garrison Russell Ramsey Jerry Neal Robert Sauer Joseph Parker 206 Larry Glazner Philip Peterson Tim Hayden Bruce Matthews Terry Simon Joseph McCorkle Ted Low Tom McCulloch Hank Smith Hank Price Guy Perkins Richard Eckhardt Chet Gutowsky John Shepperd 207 PHI DELTA THETA Bitsie Butler President John Walker Vice President Ken Lipscombe Secretary James Herbort Treasurer Bill House Alumni Secretary Nick Nicholson Pledge Trainer Mark Wichman James Connell Robert Chancellor David Fagan Bill Brock Jerry House Norman Nachod Bill Baker Pete Knowles David McBurnet Bob Eby 208 Robert Parvin Roland Sledge Bill Magee Phil Hughes Tom Vickers Jim Vance Drew Patterson Harvey Bell Ronny Dillee Lynn Greer Jack Ramsey HflHHM Billy Pollard Mike Spiekerman Bill Ballard George Allison Sandy Livingston Gary Tulloch Eddie Pitts Pat Paterson Dick Shook Doak Proctor Mike Holt Scott Fuller Bill Germer Dane Evans Bill White Bill Martin Jack Thomas Gary Bird Tom Jeter Kenneth Jacobson John Swartz George Lindsey John Reynolds Mark Dawson Robert Sherwood Jim Denham Richard Fleming Doug Kingsbury Rick Barnow Wade Sullivan Steve Couch Bill Johnson Mrs. Wuest 209 PI KAPPA ALPHA Bill Watts President Skippy Leffler Vice President David Tutt Recording Sec. Richard Lehman Corres. Sec. Jin Aderholt Pledge Trainer Rohert Abel Treasurer Davy Davis Curt Schiller Les Crane Ed Biggers David Rust Ronald Drager Wilson Revis Bernard Scharbius Johnny Poole 210 Billy Lockett James Templer Bryan Miller Gary Leavell Angus Hendrick John Raish Jerry Hallman Mike Stephens Edgar Wuthrich Fred Whitecotton John Swannack John Marshall Arch Adams Leighton Kelly Gary Matthias Lynn White Robin Crow Ben Oefinger Joe Swick Ronny Adrian Charles Tipton John McMullen Mark Watkins Ronnie Hale Jack Bodden Lynn Pizzitola Robin McConathy John Saringer Lanny Naegelin John Atkin John Seale T. J. Odiorne Gene Davis Richard Pinger Dennis Schnaufer George Ti dwell Barry Brown Mr. E. C. 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