Sul Ross State University - Brand Yearbook (Alpine, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1936 volume:

EX LIBRIS THE BRAND 1936 Published by the Students of SUL ROSS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Alpine, Texas Volume Fourteen Elizabeth Baines, Editor Lewis O. Glover, Business Manager Printing By The Clegg Company San Antonio, Texas Engraving By Southwestern Engraving Co. San Antonio, Texas Photographs By Meador Studios Alpine, Texas Snapshots By Walker’s Studio Alpine, Texas FOREWORD To portray some of the color inci¬ dental to life at Sul Ross is the goal of this book. We have selected pic¬ tures and events depicting typical campus life. Our purpose has been attained if the reader is able to re¬ call from memory the flash of color and movement in the scenes and words we have given you CONTENTS THE SCHOOL CLASSES Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen SCHOOL YEAR Snapshots Organizations Athletics W. S. A. Favorites DEDICATION The 1936 volume of the BRAND is dedicated to Miss Alice Elizabeth Cowan, Dean of Women, as an ex¬ pression of the students ' apprecia¬ tion for her friendliness, sympathy, and understanding. COME . N‘ GET IT ! THE SCHOOL Museum PATRIOTISM Love of country is a commendable virtue as long as it is founded upon ideals in keeping with the golden rule. But there is a higher patriotism than that engendered in the hearts of a people by the exercise of might over right, and there is a nobler heroism than that which marches under flaunting banners and flashes a glittering saber merely for show. This finer type devotes its efforts to the cultivation of those virtues which prompt heroism only when national honor and national safety are endangered. It is to develop this type of patriotism that we pay tribute in this Centennial Year to those wise statesmen who through toil, sacrifice, and prophetic vision made possible our splendid system of public schools and our magnificent Institu lions of Higher Learning as service and culture mediums in a great democracy. The deeds of Sam Houston, Stephen F. Austin, Mirabeau Lamar, James Bowie, David Crockett, and that long list of heroic dead should challenge a patriotism which will never violate those social virtues, that political freedom, that intellectual outlook, and that spiritual culture which their lives bequeathed to us as a heritage. And as we stand tonight in the lengthening shadows of the Alamo and face the dawn of the Centennial, let us pledge anew faith in our fathers, and reconsecrate our vows on the altar of a still greater Texas. Sincerely, 7Y- Us- 7 H. W. MORELOCK H. W. MORELOCK.President of the College L. I., Peabody Normal College; B. A., University of Ten¬ nessee; M. A., Harvard University; LL.D., Trinity University. NORMAN SPENCER.Head of Department of Economics and Government, and Dean of the College. M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ph. D., Uni¬ versity of Texas. Page 18 ALICE COWAN Professor of Foreign Languages, and Dean of Women. B. A., University of Texas; M. A., Columbia University; University of Mexico; Centro de Estudios Historicos, Madrid, Spain. C. A. GILLEY Head of the Department of Mathematics, and Dean of Men. B. A., University of Texas. Page 19 SOLON AYERS.Associate Professor of Commerce B. B. A. and M. B. A., University of Texas. IRMA LEE BATEY.Associate Professor of Music B. A. and Certificate in Voice, David Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee; B. S., George Peabody College for Teachers; M. A., Columbia University. GRACE BEDELL.Associate Professor of Home Economics B. A., University of Kansas; M. A., University of Colorado. CLEMMA BILLINGSLEY.Critic Teacher and Supervisor of Practice Teaching in Primary Grades. L. I., Peabody Normal College. HALDEEN BRADDY.Head of the English Department B. A., East Texas State Teachers College; M. A., University of Texas; Ph. D., New York University. LUTIE BRITT.Associate Professor of Physical Education for Women B.A., University of Texas; M. A., Columbia University. Page 20 CLIFFORD B. CASEY.Professor of History and Head of the Department M. A., Southern Methodist University; Ph. D„ University of Texas. J. C. COLEMAN.Associate Professor of High School Education B. S., Sul Ross State Teachers College; M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers. FLORA L. DAUGHERTY.Business Manager J. LAWRENCE EASON.Associate Professor of English B. A., University of North Carolina; M. A., University of North Carolina; Ph. D., George Peabody College for Teachers. MARY STATHER ELLIOTT.Professor of Foreign Language and Head of the Department. B. A., and M. A., University of Texas; travel and study in the Republic of Mexico and Europe. ANNIE KATE FERGUSON.Assistant Professor of Public Speaking and Reading. B. A., University of Texas; M. A., University of Iowa. Page 21 THOMAS B. GRANGER.Director of the Band B. S., Sul Ross State Teachers College. B. C. GRAVES.Associate Professor of Physical Education for Men B. A., West Texas State Teachers College; M. A., Stanford University. IDA FAY HAMILTON.Librarian and Associate Professor B. S., Southwest Texas State Teachers College; M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers. MARY HILL. B. S., West Texas State Teachers College. Assistant Librarian ANNA D. LINN.Registrar RITA MASSEY.Secretary to the President Page 22 R. J. RATLIFF.Head of the Department of Education and Director of the Demonstration School. B. A., Baylor University; M. A., University of Texas. C. O. SHAFFER.Associate Professor of Education, English, and History. B. S., Southwest Texas State Teachers College; M. Ed., University of Texas. V. J. SMITH.Professor of Industrial Education Ph. B., University of Chicago; M. A., Columbia University, Profession Diploma, Teachers College, Columbia. OMER E. SPERRY.Professor of Biology and Head of the Department. B. A., Peru State Teachers College; M. A., and Ph. D., University of Nebraska. MYRTLE LEE VOULES. . . .Critic Teacher and Supervisor of Practice Teaching B. S., Sul Ross State Teachers College. F. G. WALKER.Professor of Chemistry and Physics and Head of the Department. B. A., University of Texas; M. S., University of Chicago. Page 23 RUEL WARNOCK.Instructor in Music B. M„ Baylor University; Graduate Study, Northwestern University. FRED WILLIAMS.Auditor and Bookkeeper ISABEL WINTER.Critic Teacher and Supervisor of High School Education. B. A., Monmouth College; Leland Stanford Uni¬ versity; University of California. JULIUS WOELTZ.Assistant Professor of Art Chicago Art Institute; Julien Academie, Paris, France. Page 24 Top Row: — Grimes, Treadwell, Massey, Peters, Golloday, Thomas, Moorman. Bottom Row: — Riordan, Baines, Carll, Mitchell, Sanders, Rey, Mitchell, Thomas. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS DONALD PETERS.President RITA MASSEY.Secretary H. W. MORELOCK.Adviser MEMBERS DONALD PETERS. SAM THOMAS. BUCK TREADWELL. JERRE RIORDAN. ELIZABETH BAINES. CUTHBERT CARLL. BETTIE GOLLODAY. MARY ELIZABETH OATES MITCHELL GENE MITCHELL. BESS LEE MOORMAN. IOE MONTE DE REY. GRANT SANDERS. HAROLD THOMAS. D. C. THRIFT. DALE GRIMES. .Senior Class President .Junior Class President I Sophomore Class President I Alpha Psi Omega President .Freshman Class President .Editor the Brand .Alpha Chi President International Relations Club President .Mask and Slipper President .Pioneer Club President .Sachems Club President .Los Tertulianos Club President f Press Club President 1 Editor the Skyline . Theta Gamma Music Club President .Band President I T Club Representative I Biology Club President Page 25 JUNIORS SENIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SxE N I O R S IN A ALLEN.Rice B. S. ; Elementary Education ELIZABETH BAINES.Alpine B. A. ( English Sachems; Mask and Slipper; International Re¬ lations; Editor of The Brand; Student Council. TED BAKER..Ganado B. S., Commerce Tennis, ' 35 and ' 36. MARY ROSE BLACK.Eagle Pass B. A., Spanish Pioneer; Alpha Chi; Los Tertulianos; Sachems; W. A. A.; Sec ' y Mask and Slipper, ' 36. CUTHBERT CARLL.McCamey B. S., Industrial Education T Club; Pioneer; President, Alpha Chi. ARTIE CONNALLY.Mena, A-kansas B. S., Chemistry Biology; Vice-President T Club. MARTHA AILEEN CRAWFORD.Royalty B. S., Education Sachems; International Relations; Biology; Gamma Delta Kappa. PEARL OGLESBY CROCKETT.El Paso B. S., Education Sachems; Alpha Chi; Gamma Delta Kappa; Vice-President, W. A. A. Page 29 SENIORS MARBETH CURRY.Crane B. A., English Press Club; International Relations Club; Sachems; W. A. A.; Skyline Editor; President Texas Intercollegiate Press Association; Lit¬ erary Editor of Brand; Secretary of Senior Class; Student Council. PERRY DAWSON.Marathon B. S., Mathematics Pioneer; Alpha Chi; Basketball; Tennis. LELAND H. DICKSON.Marathon B. S., Chemistry and Mathematics MURRY FLY.Odessa B. S., Economics Mask and Slipper; Press Club. SAMUEL HARRISON FOWLER.Temple B. S., Chemistry T Club; Football. BETTIE RUTH GOLLODAY.Midland B. S., Commerce President International Relations; Mask and Slipper; Sachems; Student Council; Bookkeeper of Brand. IOHN C. GREEN.Sanderson B. S., Physical Education Pioneer Club; T Club; Football; Basketball. DALE E. GRIMES.Valera B. S., Mathematics Pioneer Club; T Club; Biology; Intramural Basketball Coach; Football. Page 30 SENIORS LEWIS O. GLOVER.New Willard B. A., Mathematics Los Tertulianos; Business Manager of Brand. THOMAS B. GRANGER.Alpine B. S., Social Science Theta Gamma; Band; Delta Phi; Glee Club; Orchestra; Cornet Quartette; Sponsor Junior Class. JAMES OTIS GRAVES.Plainview B. S. ; Mathematics T Club; Assistant Coach Spring Football. JONNIE MAE HENRY.Marfa B. A., English Sachems; Alpha Chi. LAURA CAUSEY HENDERSON.Marathon B. S., Education Sachems; W. A. A.; Pioneer Club. JOSIE YORK LEMLEY.Snyder B. S., History TERRELL LOVE.Mountain Home B. S. Industrial Education Pioneer; Freshman Football Coach. ALIDA MACUNE.Ballinger B. A., Education Page 31 SENIORS ALLENE MARTIN.Alpine B. A., English Alpha Chi; Sachems; W.A.A. THELMA ANDERSON MacWHORTER. .El Paso B. S., Education W.A.A. ELLA R. McBRIDE.Tyler B. S. ( Home Economics, Elementary Education Alpha Chi; Sachems; W. A. A. H. J. McBRIDE.Tyler B. S., Economics Biology Club; Uncas. JANIE MICOU.Alpine B. S., Education Sachems; Glee Club. BISHOP E. MITCHELL.San Antonio B. S., History Band; Orchestra; Theta Gamma; Delta Phi; Cornet Quartette; Pioneer Club. BESS LEE MOORMAN.Alpine B. S., Speech Alpha Chi; Theta Gamma; Alpha Psi Omega; Sachems; Mask and Slipper; Choral Club; Pioneer Club; Scarlet Peppers; W. A. A. WILLA B. MORELOCK.Alpine B. A., History Alpha Psi Omega; Sachems; Mask and Slipper; International Relations Club; Alpha Chi; Pioneer Club; W. A. A.; Scarlet Peppers. Page 32 SENIORS DONALD PETERS.Cotulla B. S., Education President Senior Class; President Student Council; Alpha Psi Omega; Circulation Man¬ ager Skyline; Mask and Slipper; Theta Gamma; Pioneer Club; Glee Club; Contest Supervisor of Brand. PAUL PIERCE.Fort Stockton B. S., Chemistry T Club; Biology Club; Football; Basketball. MRS. EDITH F. PRIDGEN.El Paso B. A. ; History Sachems; Los Tertulianos; Brand Representa¬ tive for Senior Class. CLOTILDE RANGEL.Del Rio B. A., Mathematics Los Tertulianos; International Relations; Mask and Slipper. I. PHILIP ROGERS.Harper B. S., Commerce Glee Club. HOLLYE SANSOM.Marathon B. S., Commerce Alpha Chi; Sachems. MRS. MARY E. SHAFFER.San Marcos B. S. ( Home Economics Sachems; Glee Club; W. A. A. BESSIE ELLEN SHARP.Imperial B. S., History Sachems; Glee Club. Page S3 SENIORS JERRY C. STARNES.Altus, Oklahoma B. S. ( Economics Pioneer; Tennis; Basketball; Golf; Football. OLETA THOMPSON.Foard City B. S., Education REBA TAYLOR.Alpine B. A., English Treasurer W. S. A.; Los Tertulianos; Press Club; Choral Club; Volleyball; Handball; Tennis; Women ' s Sports Editor for Brand. MARJORIE THORNTON.Alpine B. A., Spanish Los Tertulianos. LILLIAN WILLIAMS WHITE.La Pryor B. A., Spanish Los Tertulianos; Alpha Chi; Theta Gamma; Orchestra. MRS. WILLARDINE E. WILLIAMS.Rotan B. S. ( Drawing Alpha Chi; Press Club; Pioneer Club. FRED O. WILLIAMS.Alpine B. A., Business Administration Alpha Chi; Alpha Psi Omega; Mask and Slipper. JOE MONTE DE REY.Alpine B. A. ( Spanish Los Tertulianos; Mask and Slipper; Press Club; International Relations; Alpha Psi Omega. Page 31 SENIORS BILLIE TALYTHA BROWN.Karnes City B. S., Music. Gamma Delta Kappa; Sachems; Theta Gamma; Pioneer. BETTY DEAN.Uvalde B. S. ( Commerce Pioneer; Sachems; Mask and Slipper; Gamma Delta Kappa. EDITH ENGLE.Alpine B. S., Home Economics Sachems. JERVIS ROBINSON.Alpine T Club; Pioneer. Page 35 JUNIORS NORMAN BEARD.Alpine MAGGIE IO BELL.Wichita Falls EUNICE (JACKIE) BIRD.Wellington HELEN PHYDELIA BISHOP.Marfa OSCAR CARDENAS.Del Rio MABEL DAUGHERTY.Alpine EVELYN ETHRIDGE.San Diego, California VIRGIL GREGG.Quitaque GEORGE G. GRIFFIN.Fabens DOLLY HENDERSON.Alpine Page SO JUNIORS ADDIE ALICE HERSHEY.El Paso KILLIANE KEEFER.Alpine HELEN LONG.Wichita Falls LEN MATHEWS.Alpine VIVIAN McADOO.Sierra Blanca G. C. McDANIELS, JR.Amarillo RAY McNEILL.Alpine MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL... Fort Stockton EUGENE F. MITCHELL.Fort Stockton DAVID LEONARD MONROE.Hamilton Page 37 JUNIORS AUBRA NOONCASTER.Lamesa MARGUERITE SCALES.Alpine MARINEL SUMMERHILL.Monahans HAROLD D. THOMAS.Alpine SAMMIE DEE THOMAS.Alpine MARVIN L. TURNEY.Alpine BARTON WARNOCK.Fort Stockton CHARLES BISHOP.Alpine Page 38 SOPHOMORES LOUIS LEE BAGWELL.El Paso MARGARET BOWNDS.Utopia DOROTHY BURNAM.Alpine LUTHER E. CAMPBELL.Cuthbert MILDRED CARTER.Lockhart MARIE CARTER.Lockhart JAMES COTTER.Alpine CLYDE DABBS.Austin ROSE MARION DODSON.Corpus Christi MORRIS SHEPPARD FIELDS.Hamlin Page 39 SOPHOMORES KATIE BLANCHE GIBSON.Monahans MARCO ADAMS GILES.Marathon MILDRED HILL.Seadrift JAMES (SANDY) JOHNSON.London PAUL WALLACE JOHNSON.Hamlin CLEBERT L. KINCAID.Miles SUE KINNEY.Haskell MARY JO LAWRENCE.Ft. Stockton MARJORIE LEWIS.Terlingua BIGHAM LUNA.San Antonio Page 40 SOPHOMORES DUNAWAY RICHARD MARTIN.Seagraves ONIE MAY.Alpine VIRGINIA ALLYN MITCHELL.Ft. Stockton HOMER MORRIS.Quitaque ALBERT A. MURRAY.Alpine MINNIE D. McCOLLUM.Alpine DEAN McCALL.Alpine SAM OSBORNE.Tell ELIZA LOUISE PARKER.Mercedes JAMES PARKER.Alpine Page 1,1 SOPHOMORES EMOGENE PORTER.Marfa YETIVE (PAT) RIORDAN.Alpine CATHERINE SLIGHT.Alpine ANNA BELLE SPARKS.San Benito MILTON STETSON.La Reria JIM STOVELL.Alpine ELSIE McKENZIE TAYLOR.Asherton RAYMOND THOMAS.Alpine JOHN JAMES THORNHILL.San Antonio NOLAN TIPPS.Quitaque Page i2 SOPHOMORES OLAN TIPPS.Quitaque BUCK TREADWELL.Alpine MARY VEST.Bay City MARY JO WHITESIDE.Alpine OSCAR WALDO WILLIAMS.Ft. Stockton ERNEST CARAWAY.Sugartown, La. EULA BELLE HUDDLESTON.Euloa Page lf3 FRESHMEN LUTHER ANDERSON.Alpine BILL ARLEDGE.Seagraves ZETTA BERYL BAXTER.Uvalde OZETTE BENNETT.Shamrock JOE R. BROWN.Rocksprings RANDOLPH BROWN.Alpine BERNICE BUTTLES.Nixon ERNESTINA CALDERON. Del Rio ELEANOR COSTELLO.Uvalde FRANCES COTTER.Alpine Page 44 FRESHMEN JUANITA DE ANDA..Marfa JACK DEATON.Sanderson RENA (BILL) ENLOE. . . . Artesia, New Mexico WALTON (DUCKY) GARNER.Waco MARIE GARRETT.Monahans JULIA GENTRY.Alpine FRANCES HARGUS.Marathon IRENE HEFNER.Rotan MARY HERRING.Clint RAQUET HOSKINS.Gonzales Page J 5 FRESHMEN FRANK K. HUDSON.Sabinal LYNN MARION LEWIS.Silsbee RICHARD LEWIS.Terlingua INA MAE LUEDECKE.Ft. Davis IDA BETH MEADOR.Alpine DORTHY McKEEN.Pecos J. B. MINTER.Uvalde GERALDINE PARKER.Alpine FORD RACKLEY.Alpine VICTORINA REDE.Marfa Page 46 FRESHMEN JERRE L. RIORDAN.Alpine THENDERIA RUSSELL.Mart OLINE SMITH.Alpine GRADY STARNES.Tulia HAL STORY.San Angelo MARGARET WEYERTS .c.Alpine EVELYN WHITESIDE.Alpine GEORGE ARTHUR WILLIAMS.Marla JACKIE WILLIAMS.Ennis DOLORES MAXINE WINKLER.Van Horn Page U7 FRESHMEN RAY W. WINTERS.Monahans ALIJEAN WRIGHT.Alpine ROSE WYNETTE COLEMAN.Alpine Page 48 ALMA MATER Where the rolling plains of Texas End in mountains high, There ' s a land where glorious sunsets Flame in peerless sky. Ring, ye Alpine hills, with musicl Joyous songs we ' ll raise. Hail to thee, O Sul Ross College, Thee we gladly praise. ' Tis a land of pioneer spirit, Free as bracing air, Where a handclasp means a welcome, Friendship glad to share. There our Texas youths do gather, Heeding Wisdom ' s call, Learn to love thee, Sul Ross College, Love thee best of all. —Rose Sharp Brewer. Page U9 ATHLETICS FAVORITES !l ' AN HMHW BtRUCTlOW WARNING 1 HE NEXT 17 MILES OF THIS j IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION DRIVE CAREFULD LOOK OUT FOR LOOSE Page 53 Page 5J+ Page 55 Page 56 Page 57 Page 58 Page 59 Page 60 mm 1 Page 61 t; A V Page 62 ORGANIZATIONS Top Row: — Carll, Morelock, Martin, Nooncaster, Henry, Dawson, Crockett. Bottom Row: — Williams, Williams, Sansom, McBride, White, Black, Moorman. ALPHA CHI CHAPTER OFFICERS CUTHBERT CARLL.President WILLA B. MORELOCK.Vice-President ALLENE MARTIN.Secretary AUBRA NOONCASTER.Treasurer MISS STATHER ELLIOTT.Sponsor Mary Rose Black Ann Louise Blakely Pearl Crockett Perry Dawson Mrs. Jonnie Mae Henry j. C. Coleman Alice Cowan MEMBERS Active Anna D. Linn Mrs. Ella R. McBride Mrs. Willa B. Morelock Bess Lee Moorman Hollye Sansom C. O. Shaffer Honorary Stather Elliott M. P. Slover Mrs. Lillian White Fred O. Williams Mrs. Willardine Williams Mrs. Marcella Wood H. W. Morelock Fred G. Walker Page 65 Dr. Haldeen Braddy ’ Elizabeth Baines Lewis O. Glover THE BRAND ELIZABETH BAINES . .. LEWIS O. GLOVER HALDEEN BRADDY. . . . MARBETH CURRY. EDITH ENGLE. EUNICE BIRD. GRANT SANDERS. OSCAR WILLIAMS. . . . REBA TAYLOR. HAL STORY. DONALD PETERS. YETIVE RIORDAN. MARGARET WEYERTS .Editor-in-Chief .Business Manager .Faculty Adviser .Literary Editor .Photograph Editor .Snap Shot Editor .Activities Editor . . .Men ' s Sports Editor Women ' s Sports Editor .Art Editor .Publicity .Photograph .Photograph Page 66 Top Row: — Golloday, Dodson, Bownds, Curry, Johnson, Starnes. Middle Row: — Lewis, Keener, Bird, Sanders, Ethridge, Rey, Pridgen. Bottom Row: — Williams, Peters, Taylor, Story, Weyerts, Riordan, Engle. THE BRAND STAFF MEMBERS BETTIE GOLLODAY.Bookkeeper ROSE MARION DODSON.Literary MARGARET BOWNDS.Literary GRADY STARNES.Photograph MARJORIE LEWIS.Photograph KILLIANE KEEFER.Photograph EVELYN ETHRIDGE.Women ' s Sports FRANK CHADWICK.Activities JOE REY.Activities CLASS REPRESENTATIVES MRS. EDITH PRIDGEN.Senior Class KILLIANE KEEFER.Junior Class JAMES JOHNSON.Sophomore Class GRADY STARNES.Freshman Class Page 67 Curry Sanders Shaffer THE SKYLINE EDITORIAL STAFF MARBETH CURRY.Editor-in-Chief, First Semester GRANT SANDERS.Editor-in-Chief, Second Semester MR. C. O. SHAFFER Faculty Adviser Bownds Williams Bird McDaniels Lawrence THE SKYLINE ASSOCIATE EDITORS MARGARET BOWNDS.Assistant Editor OSCAR WILLIAMS.Sports Editor EUNICE BIRD. Feature Editor THE STAFF MARY JO LAWRENCE.Society Reporter BILLY NEILL.Feature Writer G. C. McDANIEL.Band Reporter REPORTERS FRANK CHADWICK WESSOLEE WATSON CLAUDIA BARGER EVELYN AMONETTE Page 69 Top Row: — Sanders, Williams, Dodson, Curry, Keefer, Bird. Bottom Row: — Ethridge, Taylor, Burnam, Williams, Rey, Bownds. PRESS CLUB OFFICERS GRANT SANDERS. OSCAR WILLIAMS. ROSE MARION DODSON. DR. HALDEEN BRADDY. . . DR. J. LAWRENCE EASON MR. C. O. SHAFFER. .President .Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer .Sponsor .Sponsor .Sponsor Marbeth Curry John Kleespies Killiane Keefer Eunice Bird Evelyn Ethridge MEMBERS Claudia Barger Reba Taylor Dorothy Burnam Willardine Williams Evelyn Amonette Joe Monte de Rey Margaret Bownds Frank Chadwick Lucille Chaffin Wessolee Watson Page 70 Top Row: — Golloday, Dodson, Cardenas, Curry, Carter, Carter. Bottom Row: — McAdoo, Crawford, Rangel, DeAnda, Johnson, Rey, Campbell. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS BETTIE RUTH GOLLODAY.President ROSE MARION DODSON.Vice-President OSCAR CARDENAS.Secretary-Treasurer DR. CLIFFORD B. CASEY.Sponsor MEMBERS Marbeth Curry Marie Carter Mildred Carter Vivian McAdoo Aileen Crawford Clotilde Rangel Juanita DeAnda Paul Johnson Luther Campbell Joe Monte de Rey Page 71 Top Row: — Moorman, Engle, Martin, Burnam, Baines, Bell, Black, Bownds, Brown. Second Row: — Coleman, Crawford, Crockett, Curry, Dodson, Dean, Ethridge, Gentry, Gibson. Third Row: — Golloday, Henry, Henderson, Keefer, Lewis, May, McBride, McCall, Morelock. Bottom Row: — Pridgen, Sansom, Scales, Slight, Shaffer, Sparks, Warnock, Weyerts, Sharp. SACHEM S OFFICERS BESS LEE MOORMAN.President EDITH ENGLE.Vice-President ALLENE MARTIN.Secretary DOROTHY BURNAM.Treasurer ANNIE KATE FERGUSON.Sponsor Elizabeth Baines Maggie Joe Bell Mary Rose Black Louise Blakely Jane Boudreaux Margaret Bownds Billie Brown Faye Brannon Rose Wynette Coleman Aileen Crawford Pearl Crockett Marbeth Curry Rose Marion Dodson Betty Dean MEMBERS Nannie Estes Evelyn Ethridge Julia Gentry Katie Blanche Gibson Bettie Ruth Golloday Mrs. Johnnie Mae Henry Mrs. Laura C. Henderson Pauline Hurst Killiane Keefer Marjorie Lewis Anna D. Linn Onie May Mrs. Ella McBride Dean McCall Willa B. Morelock Alvarine Moseley Mrs. Edith Pridgen Hollye Sansom Marguerite Scales Catherine Slight Mrs. Mary Evans Shaffer Anna Belle Sparks Mrs. Ruel Warnock Margaret Weyerts Josephine White Bessie Sharp Telma Ferris Page 72 Top Row: — Mitchell, Moorman, Black, Peters, Beard, Riordan, Bell, Sanders. Middle Row: — Baines, Cardenas, Costello, Gentry, Golloday, Lewis, Rey, Porter. Bottom Row: — Riordan, Russell, Treadwell, Whiteside, Whiteside, Winters, Wright, Vest. MASK AND SLIPPER OFFICERS MARY OATES MITCHELL.President BESS LEE MOORMAN.Vice-President MARY ROSE BLACK.Secretary-Treasurer DONALD PETERS.Board of Directors NORMAN BEARD.Board of Directors ANNIE KATE FERGUSON.Sponsor Elizabeth Baines Oscar Cardenas Eleanor Costello Frank Chadwick Leslie Conger Lou Foley Julia Gentry Bettie Ruth Golloday Dalma Langford MEMBERS Marjorie Lewis Melba McMurry loe Monte de Rey Grant Sanders Emogene Porter Jerre Riordan Yetive Riordan Thenderia Russell H. J. Sebastian Buck Treadwell Evelyn Whiteside Mary lo Whiteside Ray Winters Alijean Wright Mary Vest Maggie ]o Bell Marshall Petty Page 73 Top Row: — Mitchell, Thomas, Mitchell, Brown, Bownds, Scales, Dean, Hoskins, Costello. Second Row: — Vest, Weyerts, Gentry, Garrett, Kincaid, Massey, Porter, Summerhill, McAdoo. Third Row: — Williams, Morelock, Carter, Carter, Dawson, Green, Love, Stetson, Thomas. Bottom Row: — Anderson, Beard, Robinson, Parker, Grimes, Carll, Garner, Williams. Starnes, Lewis. P I O N GENE MITCHELL. HAROLD THOMAS. . . VIRGINIA MITCHELL. LUTIE BRITT. Billie Brown Margaret Bownds Marguerite Scales Betty Dean Raguet Hoskins Eleanor Costello Mary Vest Margaret Weyerts Julia Gentry Marie Garrett Mary Kitchell Rita Massey Melba McMurry Emogene Porter Marinell Summerhill E E R OFFICERS MEMBERS Vivian McAdoo Willardine Williams Willa B. Morelock Lora Graham Marie Carter Mildred Carter Naomi McGinley Jennie Jo McGinley Perry Dawson John Green Terrell Love Milton Stetson Raymond Thomas Lee Hardgraves Luther Anderson CLUB .President .Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer .Sponsor Hal Story Norman Beard Doyle Parmer George Addison Jarvis Robinson James Parker John Kleespies Dale Grimes Cuthbert Carll Walton Garner George Williams Jerry Starnes Bob Sedgwick Lynn Lewis Clebert Kincaid Page 7h Top Row: — Rey, Thornton, Rangel, Black, Bownds, Burnam, Calderon, Cardenas. Middle Row: — Costello, DeAnda, Dodson, Garrett, Gentry, Giles, Glover, Herring, McAdoo. Bottom Row: — McKeen, May, Rede, Riordan, Riordan, Slight, Taylor, White, Pridgen. LOS TERTULIANOS OFFICERS JOE MONTE DE REY.President MARJORIE THORNTON.Vice-President CLOTILDE RANGEL.Secretary MISS ALICE COWAN.Sponsor MISS STATHER ELLIOTT.Sponsor Myrtle Ball Merle Bennett Mary Rose Black Margaret Bownds Dorothy Burnam Ernestina Calderon Oscar Cardenas Frank Chadwick Lucille Chaffin Lila Christopher Blanca Cortinas Eleanor Costello Juanita DeAnda MEMBERS Rose Marion Dodson Telma Ferris Marie Garrett Julia Gentry Marco Giles Lewis O. Glover Woodrow Harvey Weldon Hector Mary Herring Mary Kitchell Vivian McAdoo Dorthy McKeen Onie May Victorina Rede Charles Thomas Redfem Jerre Riordan Yetive Riordan H. J. Sebastian Catherine Slight M. P. Slover (Honorary) Reba Taylor Maria Josefa Tercero Josephine White Mrs. Lillian White Edith Pridgen (Honorary) Page 75 Top Row: — Grimes, Pierce, McBride, Turney, Warnock, Connally, Cotter. Bottom Row: — Summerhill, Ethridge, Crawford, Mitchell, Riordan, Kincaid, Micou. BIOLOGY OFFICERS DALE E. GRIMES.President PAUL PIERCE.Vice-President H. J. McBRIDE.Secretary MARVIN TURNEY.Treasurer B. H. WARNOCK.Sergeant-at-Arms DR. O. E. SPERRY.Sponsor MEMBERS Artie Connally Evelyn Ethridge Yetive Riordan lames Cotter Aileen Crawford Clebert Kincaid Marinel Summerhill Virginia Mitchell Janie Micou Page 76 Top Row: — Brown, Ethridge, Taylor, Lawrence, Summerhill, Porter, McKeen, Crawford, Dean. Middle Row: — Dodson, Baxter, Hoskins, Garrett, Allen, Hershey, Crockett, Russell, Parker. Bottom Row: —Sharp, Kinney, Gibson, Costello, Bownds, Massey, Long, Bird, Mitchell, Herring. GAMMA BILLIE BROWN. EVELYN ETHRIDGE . . . Elsie Taylor Mary Jo Lawrence Virginia Mitchell Marinel Summerhill Emogene Porter Dorthy McKeen Mary Herring Aileen Crawford Betty Dean Eleanor Costello DELTA OFFICERS MEMBERS Zeta Beryl Baxter Gay Hoskins Marie Garrett Armetta Dean Ina Allan Addie Alice Hershey Pearl Crockett Thenderia Russell Eliza Louise Parker Bessie Sharp KAPPA .President . . Secretary-Treasurer Jo White Sue Kinney Katie Blanche Gibson Rose Marion Dodson Margaret Bownds Rita Massey Mary Kitchell Helen Long Gene Tunnell Eunice Bird Page 77 SUL ROSS BAND OFFICERS GRANGER. THRIFT. H. THOMAS.. MIDDLEBROOK. M. LEWIS. MIDDLEBROOK, SHARPE BLUE NOTE . .Director . . . Band President . . . . Vice-President Business Manager .Band Sweetheart .Drum Majors .Mascot BAND HISTORY Sul Ross presents the young and growing Sul Ross Lobo Band. This three year old aggregation has traveled many miles and performed on many occasions during its rapid growth. Its snap and brilliance on parade and its ambitious and interesting con¬ certs have made it most popular everywhere it has been. A contemplated Centennial Exposition tour will climax for the Band a year of enjoyment and progress. Page 78 Arledge, McDaniels, Giles, McNeill, Blevins, Deaton, Payne, Gibson, Griffen, Walker, Phelps, Holland, Winter, Cotter, Mitchell, Rogers, Garner, Whiteside, Sharp, Coleman, O. Williams, Warnock, Graham, Kokernot, Conger, Burcham, Hargraves, Stetson, Salisbury, Smith, Lewis, May, Weyerts, Durham, G. Williams, Chandley, Banner, T. Stovell, J. Stovell, Hopson. Page 79 ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB Page 80 Top Row: — Thomas, Brown, Gibson, Garner, Granger, Granger, Lewis. Middle Row: — McCall, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Moorman, Peters, Scales. Bottom Row: — Slight, Warnock, White, Williams, Williams, Taylor, Parker. THETA GAMMA OFFICERS HAROLD THOMAS. BILLIE BROWN. KATIE BLANCHE GIBSON. MISS IRMA LEE BATEY. .President .Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer .Sponsor Ira Bowles Raymond Brown lohn Chandley Walton Garner Lara Graham Betty Granger Thomas Granger Eva Lane Marjorie Lewis MEMBERS Wayne May Dean McCall Naomi McGinley Virginia Mitchell Mary Oates Mitchell Bishop Mitchell Bess Lee Moorman Donald Peters Marguerite Scales Catherine Slight D. C. Thrift Ruel Warnock Lillian Williams White Oscar Williams George Williams Milton Pullis Elsie Taylor Eliza Louise Parker Page 81 ATHLETICS Because, when the way was the darkest, the road was the roughest, the clouds seemed to be the heaviest, and when the going was the toughest, he was always there with an en¬ couraging word and a helping hand; we respectfully dedicate this section of the 1936 Brand to our beloved Coach. The T Club of Sul Ross. Page 85 SUL ROSS 39, FT. CLARK 0 In this, the season ' s inaugurator, the Lobos got away to a fast start. Superior power and experience triumphed by a lop-sided score. The soldiers put up a fighting but futile resistance. SUL ROSS 27, A. C. C. 7 Although at the half the score stood 7 to 7, the Lobos pulled a surprise passing attack and won the first major game by a fair margin. Pierce, fullback, scored all the touchdowns, but the way was paved by a hard-charging line and the offensive versatility of Warnock, Martin, Dabbs, and other backs. SUL ROSS 33, KELLY FIELD 0 With the season well under way, the Lobos romped to another victory over inexperienced competition. The game was well-seasoned with long touch¬ down runs by Murray and Martin. SUL ROSS 19, EL PASO SCHOOL OF MINES 7 The Lobos continued the unbeaten path with a win over their traditional opponents, the El Paso Miners. A large Marfa Fair crowd of 4,500 was well entertained by a closer game than was expected. The Muckers waged a spirited battle. The touchdowns were the result of three long power drives featuring runs by the speedy Warnock. Most of the credit, however, goes to the line which stopped all Miners scoring attempts. Page 86 FOOTBALL SUL ROSS 9, HARDIN-SIMMONS 15 In Abilene, Sul Ross was overpowered by the Cowboys in a thrill-a-minute game in which every possible type of score was tallied. Trailing 8 to 0 after the half the Lobos came back brilliantly. In consecutive drives Dabbs scored a touchdown and Pierce booted a field goal to place the Lobos in the lead by a 9 to 8 score. On the next play a Cowboy guard received a lateral and dashed 55 yards for the winning score. SUL ROSS 36, SILVER CITY TEACHERS 0 Another Lobo runaway, though unexpected. In this game played at Silver City, New Mexico, the Lobo packs ran the Mustangs ragged. Lateral passing was especially effective. SUL ROSS 6, CANYON 7 This second defeat of the season, played before Governor Allred and the visiting teachers from Chihuahua, against traditional opponents, was a tough upset to take. Sul Ross roundly outplayed the Buffs in every field, piled up 14 first downs to 6, and should have won by two or three scores. The fates decreed differently. Warnock ' s fifty yard dash proved to be the only Sul Ross tally. A long pass to Waggoner in the third quarter won the game for the Buffs. SUL ROSS 20, ST. MARY ' S 14 A victorious finale to a splendid season. The win was especially gratifying because of the high rating of the Rattlers. The Lobos conclusively proved their superiority despite the fact that the Rattlers were leading until the last quarter. Trailing 14 to 7 by dint of the valiant efforts of Doug Locke, the Pack unleashed a vicious attack and scored two swift ones on 80 yard marches. While the backfield made 17 first downs, the Lobo forward wall waged its best battle. The game was played at Del Rio. Page 87 FOOTBALL Top Row EARNEST CARAWAY JAMES GRAVES. VIRGIL GREGG. NOLAN TIPPS. ARTIE CONNALLY. . . . . . . Guard, one year . . Guard, three years Halfback, two years . . . . Guard, one year . . . .End, three years Bottom Row DALE GRIMES. BARTON WARNOCK. . OLAN TIPPS. SAM FOWLER. AUBRA NOONCASTER . Center, three years Halfback, two years . . . Tackle, one year Guard, three years . . Tackle, two years Page 88 Top Row BUCK TREADWELL RAY McNEILL. RED MARTIN. CUTHBERT CARLL. ALBERT MURRAY. . .Tackle, one year . .Halfback, three years .Halfback, one year .End, three years Quarterback, two years Bottom Row CLYDE DABBS.Quarterback, two years JAMES COLVIN.End, two years PAUL PIERCE .Fullback, two years GEORGE ADDISON.End, two years JACK THORNHILL.Fullback, one year Page 89 LOBO SQUAD Coach B. C. Graves Back Row Thornhill Gregg Assistant Coach Lee Smith Auten N. Tipps Warnock Connally Luna Murray Carll Nooncaster Third Row Pierce Martin McNeill Second Row Green Addison Caraway Front Row Graves Grimes Colvin Dabbs Treadwell French Fowler O. Tipps Page 90 McNEILL CONNOLLAY GRIMES DABBS PIERCE STARNES CARLL TIPPS GRAVES MARTIN NOONCASTER WARNOCK MURRY FOWLER ROBINSON OSBORNE THORNHILL LUNA CARAWAY TREADWELL GREGG BAGWELL TIPPS MORRIS GREEN SKEVINGTON ADDISON Page 91 ) BASKETBALL THE SCHEDULE Sul Ross vs. A. C. C. 40-23 Sul Ross vs. A. C. C.51-39 Sul Ross vs. St. Mary ' s.33-24 Sul Ross vs. St. Mary ' s.48-28 Sul Ross vs. A. C. C.19-27 Sul Ross vs. A. C. C.41-37 Sul Ross vs. Texas Tech.19-26 Sul Ross vs. Texas Tech.26-35 Sul Ross vs. Chihuahua.. • • • 32-34 Sul Ross vs. Chihuahua.37-18 Sul Ross vs. Chihuahua.36-34 Sul Ross vs. Daniel Baker.46-43 Sul Ross vs. Daniel Baker.-. • .52-35 Sul Ross vs. A. I.,.. • • .76-27 Sul Ross vs. A. 6c 1.66-22 Sul Ross vs. St. Mary ' s.52-27 . Sul Ross vs. St. Mary ' s.35-24 Sul Ross vs. Hardin-Simmons.44-38 Sul Ross vs. Hardin-Simmons.54-49 Sul Ross vs. A. 6c 1.47-31 Sul Ross vs. A. 6c 1.53-35 Sul Ross vs. T. W. C.45-39 Sul Ross vs. T. W. C.44-42 Sul Ross vs. Oregon Normal.35-41 ALAMO CONFERENCE STANDING Team Won Lost Pctg. Sul Ross. 8 0 1.000 St. Mary ' s. 2 6 .250 Texas A. 6c 1. 2 6 .250 Besides winning the first Alamo Conference basketball title, the Lobo cage squad set a record this year that established Sul Ross as one of the most powerful teams in Texas. They won nineteen games out of twenty-four played, piling up a total of 1026 points to their opponents 777 . They defeated such powerful teams as the Chihuahua Anahuacs, champions of old Mexico, and the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys, defeated only once before. The season was climaxed by a trip to Denver to compete in the National A. A. U. tournament. Page 9A BASKETBALL CUTHBERT CARLL.Guard 1932- 33 Freshman squad 1933- 34-35-36, Varsity squad 1933-34-35, Captain 1935-36, Co-captain Carll completed his career on the Sul Ross hardwood floor this year in the best pos sible form, combining accuracy, efficiency and ex¬ perience to the best advantage of the team. HOMER MORRIS.Center-guard 1933- 34, Freshman squad 1934- 35-36, Varsity squad 1935- 36, Co-captain This year ' s play proved conclusively Morris ' value as the keyman of the Lobos scoring attacks. BIGHAM LUNA.Forward 1935-36, Varsity squad Luna ' s under-basket barrage was one of the features of the Sul Ross offense. He added color and flash to the team and led in point¬ making. LOUIS BAGWELL.Forward 1935-36, Varsity squad Bagwell, another scoring demon, combined accuracy and flash with an ever-present calm. He was handicapped during the season by injury. Page 95 BASKETBALL GEORGE ADDISON.Forward 1933- 34, Freshman squad 1934- 35-36, Varsity squad Addison made up for lack of size by a spirit and fight that never said die. His efforts were always dependable and praiseworthy. AUBRA NOONCASTER.Center 1933- 34, Freshman squad 1934- 35-36, Varsity squad Through illness Nooncaster was lost to the team soon after the season began and his loss was felt to a considerable extent. He was a valuable man on the tip-off. SAM OSBORNE.Center 1935-36, Varsity squad Osborne, a newcomer, took over the pivot position with the ease of a veteran, and his play improved rapidly through the season. He will be an asset to future squads. ARTIE CONNALLY.Guard 1930- 31, Freshman squad 1931- 32-33, Varsity squad 1935-36, Varsity squad Connally also completed his athletic career in the Sul Ross gymnasium this year. He proved himself a capable and ready defensive player. Page 90 BASKETBALL OLAN TIPPS.Guard 1934- 35, Freshman squad 1935- 36, Varsity squad Blackie Tipps is another guard who is promising material for future teams. He dis¬ plays a variety of cage talent. NOLAN TIPPS.Forward 1934- 35, Freshman squad 1935- 36, Varsity squad Red Tipps was a flashy reserve forward who never lacked in fighting spirit. He has two more years to compete on Sul Ross squads. JOHN GREEN.Forward 1934-35-36, Varsity squad Green, another senior player, has shown himself to be a veteran in every field of play, a speedy and able player. He will be missed next year. EARNEST CARAWAY.Guard 1934- 35, Freshman squad 1935- 36, Varsity squad Caraway is fast developing into a com¬ petent guard and we are looking forward to his play as a regular. Page 97 W. S. A. The bowling alley and tennis courts provide a setting for many women ' s athletic activities. A view of the bowling alley and club house as a meeting place for handball players and horseback riders. Page 102 The slogan, There is a sport for every girl as well as a girl for every sport has been carried out in the Womans ' Physical Education Department, main interest being centered in basketball, horseback riding, volley ball, hand ball, tennis, folk dancing, tapping, tumbling, golf, archery, and bowling. The interest in participation has been stimulated by group and class competition, and by the efforts of the Physical Education assistants who have served so quietly and efficiently. These assistants are: REBA TAYLOR.Hand ball, volley ball, and tennis instructor IMOGENE CHRISTOPHER.Tapping and basketball instructor EVELYN ETHRIDGE.Mexican Folk dancing Sponsoring of physical and social activities on the campus is the main purpose of the Womans ' Sports Association, and in this capacity it has proved even more successful this year than in the years past. W. S. A. officials during the past year have been Imogene Christopher, president; Sue Kinney, vice-president; Dorothy Burnam, secretary; Reba Taylor, treasurer; and Lutie Britt, faculty adviser. Page 103 FAVORITES Elizabeth Dean Marguerite Scales Dean McCall Raguet Hoskins J THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ALPINE, TEXAS Capital and Surplus $ 100 , 000.00 Established 1904 Page 111 Congratulations, Folks, on A Year of Achievement 35-36 OUL ROSS College can well put a check mark by the year ’35 -’3 6, for it has been a year of extraordinary achieve¬ ment by the student body. While making excellent scholastic progress, Sul Ross has had its good name carried far and wide in the strenuous circles of intercollegiate athletic competition. After winning six out of eight football games, Sul Ross has overwhelmed oppos¬ ition in nineteen out of twenty-three basket ball games and carried off the Alamo Conference championship. Upon this fine record and upon the splendid exhibition of sportsmanship in achieving it, we congratulate the entire personnel of the college. And, good luck next year! 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Hosiery Visit... .SNYDER .SMITH For DISTINCTIVE LADIES WEAR Holland Hotel Bldg. ALPINE, TEXAS Page 117 FRATERNITY, COLLEGE AND CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements Invitations • Diplomas Official Jeweler and Stationer to Sul l oss State teachers College L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers • Attleboro, Mass. Page 118 SUL ROSS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ALPINE, TEXAS (Elevation 4600 Feet ) ANNOUNCEMENTS Fall Term Opens About the Middle of September Summer Term Opens First Week in June TENNIS STADIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY HOUSING ACCOMMODATIONS Men’s Residence Hall • Women’s Dormitory Fourteen Stone Cottages on the Campus • Two-Story Band Home RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Bawling • Hand Ball • Horseback Riding • Golf • Tennis OFFERINGS Courses Leading to B. A. and B. S. Degrees Also to all Classes cf Certificates Graduate Work During the Summer Session SPECIAL COURSES Agriculture • Commerce • Art • Industrial Education Home Economics • Music • Dramatics Write for Annual and Summer Catalogues.... H. W. MORELOCK, President Page 110 Page 120 THE COLLEGE AHNUAL HOUSE LIBRARY OF SDL ROSS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE