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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1946 volume:

i ALMA MATER I. Where the rolling plains of Texas End in mountains high, There’s a land where glorious sunsets Flame in peerless sky. CHORUS Ring, ye Alpine hills, with music, Joyous songs we ll raise Hail to thee,—O Sul Ross College Thee we gladly praise. II. ’Tis a land of pioneer spirit. Free as bracing air, Where a handclasp means a welcome, Friendship glad to share. III. 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. THE 1946 BRAND ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF SUL ROSS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ALPINE, TEXAS Lois Burleson, Editor Henry Smith, Business Manager Zona Hinson, Asst. Editor A1 Rushing, Asst. Business Manager FOREWORD During our years at Sul Ross, each of us has in his own way striven to lay his own foundation for a useful life, and to assure the fulfillment of his own ambition. In spite of our diverse aims, we have in common sought and gained knowledge from our studies, guidance from our faculty, fellowship among ourselves, and inspiration from the enduring beauty manifested in the country surrounding us. Despite a world previously trampled with oppression , we still possess, and will always maintain, freedom of thought and action; through broad learning we have acquired those priceless possessions—sound minds and spirits capable of meeting any situation which might arise. We have sought for, andrwill surely attain, mankind’s dream of a just world. May our knowledge and love of truth ever remain our common and firm foundation for hope. ft TO THOSE ROSSONIANS WHO LEFT OUR CAMPUS AND GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR US WE HUMBLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME � A S7I27 TWIN SISTERS MITRE PEAK ADMINISTRATION BUILDING LIBRARY BUILDING LAWRENCE HALL HANCOCK HALL THE CO-OP THE BAND HALL AND COTTAGES THE MUSEUM KOKERNOT LODGE THE GREENHOUSE THE PRESIDENTS ' HOME SMCW SCEMES JANUARY SNOW BEAUTY JANUARY SNOW BEAUTY orttimfcs ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS PERSONALITIES ACTIVITIES SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISING BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGES OF TEXAS First Row, left to right: Mr. Harrell, Dr. Mills, Mrs. Beretta, Lt. Kerr, Dr. Eidson. Second Row:.. Mr. Turner, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Woodul, Judge Kerr. SENATOR V. A. COLLINS, President (not pictured) _ Livingston S. A. KERR, JR., Vice-President _ Jacksonville MRS. J. K. BERETTA _ San Antonio R. L. THOMAS _ Dallas DR. H. L. MILLS __ Houston WALTER F. WOODUL _ Houston DR. M. C. EIDSON _ Luling NEWTON S. HARRELL _ Claude JUDGE WILLIAM L. KERR _ Midland H. A. TURNER, Secretary Austin MY FRIENDS: THE YEAR IS DONE! You have discovered that a true college is a place where the spirit of youth finds a chance to experiment with life, to listen to the noblest voices of the past, to tune in with the voices of the present, as well as to heed the inner call of youth itself. Sul Ross has furnished you a beautiful world of friendships and an ideal forum for developing character, the keenest sympathy for all good causes, and a sense of brotherhood which knows no limit of faith, nation, vocation, or pro¬ fession. You stand on the threshold of a new era. As pioneers of a new century in the history of Texas, you are trail-blazers in a new era that has for its ulti¬ mate goal the solution of problems, economic, social, governmental, spiritual, that confronts the world today. There is need for positive convictions on mat¬ ters of basic right and wrong. I know you will meet the challenge. To work with you has been a delightful privilege. It is my sincere wish that you will remember with pleasure and satisfaction your years in this—your college. Sincerely your friend. R. M. HAWKINS, President THE IN A UG URA TION DR. R. M. HAWKINS LT. S. A. KERR DR. H. W. MORELOCK DR. J. N. R. SCORE Our First Lady greets a student at the reception The farewell of Dr. Morelock, the welcome of Dr. Hawkins and the congratulations of Lt. Kerr The Inaugural Procession ■■ ■ « • This Brand records momentous changes in Sul Ross State Teachers College. It marks the passing of the first quarter-century of the school and the beginning of the second: the change from the classic administration of President Morelock to the dynamic administration of President Hawkins; and a change from the uneasy hopes of a people at war to a nation struggling to adapt itself to peace—a period when we have seen clearly history in the making. For our boys and girls in the vigor and enthusiasm of youth, who are going out courageously into the brave, new world, I express the confi¬ dence in and the desire for a worthy place in the theatre of world affairs. Dean of College MISS ALICE ELIZABETH COWAN, Dean of Women DR. OMER EDISON SPERRY, Dean of Men BYRD BACON Assistant Librarian and Instruc¬ tor in Library Science B.S., M.A., Sul Ross State Teachers College MARIE BENNETT Associate Professor of Home Economics B.S., University of Tennessee M.A., Columbia University A. J. BIERSCHWALE Professor of Agriculture B. S. y Texas A. and M. College M.S., Colorado State College LUTIE BRITT Associate Professor of Physical Education for Women B.A., University of Texas M.A., Columbia University CLIFFORD B. CASEY Professor of History and Co¬ ordinator of Veterans Education B.A., M.A., Southern Methodist University Ph.D.y University of Texas JOHN L. CARRICO Assistant Professor of Music B.A., Sul Ross State Teachers Col¬ lege; W.O., A.U.S.; Graduate , Ft. Meyer Army Band Masters School E. C. COLEMAN Professor of English and Chair¬ man of Graduate Council B.A., University of Illinois M.A., University of Wisconsin Ph.D., University of Illinois J. C. COLEMAN Professor of Mathematics B.S., Sul Ross State Teachers Col¬ lege M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers ALICE COWAN Professor of Foreign Languages and Dean of Women B.A ., University of Texas M.A., Columbia University WALLACE E. DUNCAN Professor of Chemistry A.B., Baker University Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University MARY STATHER ELLIOTT Professor of Foreign Languages B.A ., M.A ., University of Texas ANNIE KATE FERGUSON Associate Professor of Speech B.A., University of Texas M.A., University of Iowa IDA FAY HAMILTON Librarian and Associate Profes¬ sor of Library Science B.S., Southwest Texas State Teach¬ ers College M.A ., George Peabody College for Teachers SARAH MILTIA HILL Associate Professor of Art B.S. y Texas State College for Women Af.A., Columbia University JAMES HAYES KEMP , JR. Associate Professor of Business Administration B.S. y M.A. Sul Ross State Teachers College J. L. KERBY Professor of Business Administration B.B.A.y M.B.A.y University of Texas VIRGINIA LEE LINK Associate Professor of Music B.A., M.A., Sul Ross State Teachers College ALMA LITTRELL Associate Professor of English B.A.y East Texas State Teachers College M.A., Southern Methodist Uni¬ versity JAMES B. ROBERTS Professor of Education IT A., M.A., North Texas State Teachers College Ph.D., George Peabody College for Teachers G. P. SMITH Professor of Economics, Geogra¬ phy, and Sociology B.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College M.Ed., Ed.D., University of Texas V. J. SMITH Professor of Industrial Education Ph.B., University of Chicago M.A., and Professional Diploma, Teachers College, Columbia University, Licensed Architect OMER E. SPERRY Professor of Biology and Dean of Men B.A., Peru State Teachers College M.A., Ph.D., University of Nebraska 0 ANNE WHITTAKER Associate Professor of Social Science B.A., M.A., University of Texas WILTON E. WILLIAMS Professor of Agriculture; Area- supervisor, State Department of Vocational Education, Direc¬ tor of Extension and Corre¬ spondence B.S., M.S., Agricultural and Me¬ chanical College of Texas HENRY KEY Busiriess Manager B.A., Stephen F. Austin College M.B.A., University of Texas LELIA LOTTIE ROBERTSON Dietitian Texas State College for Women ANNA D. LINN Registrar B.A., M.A., Sul Ross State Teachers College H. L. WALD RUM Director of Student Training and Superintendent of the Laboratory School B.S ., Sul Ross State Teachers College M.A., University of Texas KATHRYN W. WALKER Supervising Teacher in the Laboratory School B.A., Carthage College M.A., University of Illinois FAY VICE Instructor in Education and Supervising Teacher in the Laboratory School B.S., East Texas State Teachers College M.A., Columbia University JEAN STEPHENSON, Secretary to Dr. Hawkins BETTY PICKERING, Secretary to Dean Etheridge MISS ANNA D. LINN, Registrar MARY MILLS and HELEN BIGELOW, Secretaries HENRY KEY, Business Manager ALTA BELL BILBO, College Auditor c L A S s E S MARY h ■ . 1 « ■. • - - ■.,, ■ « ,£2. ; ■ J r t- . )? � fefe t- . . ' a v V . H- % t h Pardon the English—hut ain’t life grand! Prospective Teachers?? Design is what you make it Speech that holds the attention of the audience Giving out with some swell tunes. Ten to one it’s Boogie Woogie! Assets and Liabilities and Headaches! Now is the time for all good men to come Making Plans? Chemistry is the process of mixing—well, they’re learning. Just now learning about money? Destination — Governor They’re still trying to find what “x” equals. Just any old thing wont do, you must find the amoeba. Spanish it is, but the class don’t seem to “savvy.” They can really cook, boys, and what an attraction for somebody’s kitchen! Re-Creation Campusology IN. MEMORIAM Frances Holmes Paul Etheridge GRADUATES President _ Vice-President _ Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor _ Mary Lee Davidson _ Warren Davis Virginia Weems Dr. E. C. Coleman BARKLEY, BETTIE San Angelo BLUNDELL EMMA Lockhart BOYD, MRS. FRANK Port Lavaca BROWN, MONNIE MAXWELL Manuel BUSKA, TILLIE San Antonio BRANSON, EVA LOU POE Winters BROWNLEY, SANDA TAYLOR Alpine DAVIS, WARREN Edinburg DAVIDSON, MARY LEE Bakersfield DOWDLE, ALVA Clifton ERDMAN, ANNA MAE Falls City FRANKLIN, IMA Kermit CARTER, MALL1E Littlefield MADISON, ZELMA Del Rio PAGEL, LOIS Tivoli SMITH, NORRIS Knott SENIORS President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ Reporter _ Sponsor _ Shirley Daughhetee _ Frances Strauss _ Janis Moffett ....... Santiago Ibarra _ Betty Jo Kerr _ Mr. James Kemp BILLY RAE BINION Ft. Stockton B.S., Business Sachems Sigma Rho Chi W.S.A. Mask and Slipper RHEBA BURLESON Alpine B.A., Business W.S.A. Council B.S.U. Council Los Tortxdianos Zeta Tau Zeta FRANCES CLIFTON Alpine B.S ., Elementary Education Z eta Tau Zeta Future Teachers of America BETTY JO COLLINS Ft. Stockton B.A., Speech Mask and Slipper Sachems Whos Who Alpha Psi Omega Student Council Future Teachers SHIRLEY JEAN DAUGHHETEE Barstow B.S., Physical Education Alpha Chi Sachems Whos Who Student Council MARY DUNCAN HICKMAN Colorado B.S., Art Sigma Rho Chi Los Tertulianos BETTY JO KERR Marfa B.S., Biology Sachems Student Council Science Club Clip and Brand CHARLES LIVINGSTON , JR. Alpine B.S., Biology Delta Phi Science Club Alpha Chi Band BETTY JANE MAXWELL San Angelo B.A ., Art Press Club Alpha Chi Sachems Student Council JANIS MOFFETT Medina B.S ., Business Alpha Chi Sachems Student Council Whos Who LAURA OBERL1NG Sanderson B.A ., Speech Mask and Slipper LILLIAN PIERCE PERKINS Alpine B.S ., Business Sachems Zeta Tau Zeta HERMAN PETTY B.A., Bible Baptist Student Union Veterans Administration JUNE PETTY B.A., Elementary Education Baptist Student Union JAMES ROGERS Paris, Tennessee B.A., Social Science Basketball International Relations Veterans Cltib B.S.U. Council ALFORD L. RUSHING Odessa B.S., Chemistry Alpha Chi Whos Who Delta Phi Brand Staff FRANCES STRAUSS Ganada B.S., Business Alpha Chi Sachems Sigma Rho Chi LOUIS URANGA Alpine B.A., Business International Relations Los Tertulianos Veterans Club SANTIAGO IBARRA Alpine B.A., English Los Tertulianos DIAMENTINA URIAS B.A., Business Administration Sachems Spanish Club Whos Who MARY JANE WALKER B.A., English Sachems Theta Gamma VELMA WORKMAN B.A., Business Administration Sachems Alpha Chi W.S.A. IIALLIE WOOLDRIDGE B.A., Speech Mask and Slipper Alpha Psi Omega MARY JO BROWN Alpine STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President _ Vice-President Secretary _ . John Sargent Cassie Steiner Janis Moffett FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Alice Cowan Dr. O. E. Sperry MEMBERS Warren Mosely Anne Gibson Virginia Parker Henry Smith Gene Wallace Mary Kay Cowsert Betty Jo Collins George Herrmann Betty Jo Kerr Frances Strauss Novis Arning Joe Kennedy Pola Valenzuela Helen Bigelow George Mills JUNIORS President _ Vice-President _ Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor _ ' - ' US? _ Henry Smith _ John Sargent Cassie Westbrook Steiner _ Dr. J. B. Roberts mmm BOWDEN, GAIL Alice BROWN, GEORGE WM. Bloomington, III. BROWN, VIRGINIA Andrews BUHLER, DOROTHY Alpine BURLESON, LOIS Alpine BUTLER, JANICE Ft. Stockton CHAPMAN, DOROTHY Hollsville, Calif. COWSERT, MARY K. Junction DUNN AM, JEEN Phoenix, Arizona ETHERIDGE, DEAN Alpine GIBSON, ANNE Alpine GOODRUM, BILLIE Aspermont HOGELSTEIN, DORA San Angelo HINSON, ZONA Spur JONES, BILLIE LOUIS Menard KENNEDY, JOE S. Aspermont 1 A T0 ' ' MILLS, GEORGE Alpine MILLS, MARY Santa Anna i MOORE, PATRICIA Dixon, III. ORSON, BESSIE Lamesa OWEN, ROBBYE Alpine REDE, ALBERTO Marfa RUCKMAN, FRANCES Karnes City SALGADO, TRINIDAD Alpine SARGENT, JOHNNY Memphis SMITH, HENRY El Campo STEPHENSON, JEAN Ft. Stockton STEINER, CASSIE WESTBROOK Menard Hurry , kids , cofces are in. Frequent gathering place. SOPHOMORES President _ Vice-President _ Secretary-T reasurer Reporter _ Sponsor - _ Anne Gibson _ Virginia Parker _ Mary Ann Cox _ Jane Hendricks Dr. E. C. Coleman ALBRIGHT, CLARICE Sebastian ARNING, NOVIS Taylor BAILEY, PAT Dallas BIGELOW, HELEN Oklahoma City, Okla. BILBO, JAMIE Robert Lee BLUCHER, ARTHUR Alpine COX. MARY ANNE Ft. Davis DALY, SYLVIA Presidio DAVID, MARY Hebbronville DAVIS, IRENE Balmorliea BRADFORD, NELL Menard BOYD, MARGARET Alpine GEORGE, VERNA Alpine HAYES, JUEL El Campo HEY HURST, WESLEY Menard HENDRICKS, JANE San Angelo LEWIS, JEAN Menard LIPHAM, EVELYN Kermit McDANIEL, ZELLA MAE Odem MILLS, MOZELLE Alpine MOFFETT , IDA Medina MILLER, JUANITA Ingram MURPHY, BETTY San Antonio OATES, MYRTLE Balmorhea 1 PARKER, VIRGINIA SCHNAUBERT, LUCILLE SCHULTS, CARL W., JR. Alpine Harlington Alpine SHULER , ANN STARNES , JEAN WALLACE , GENE Dallas Hobbs , N.M. Sonora WOODRUFF , W LMA Sanderson WILSON , EAN Sebastian Warren Mosley Stanley Turner Mary Higgins Betty Bouchette George Caldwell Mr. A. J. Bierschwale ACTON , MAXINE Alpine ALCARAZ, ROSA Mexico City, Mex. ARCHER , ELBERT Fort Stockton BALL , BUDDY La mesa BARBEE , l NE Texon BARNHILL , HORACE Stigarland BENSON , MILDRED Menard BIERSCHWALE , BILLIE Junction BRADFORD, ANNA LOIS Menard BOUCHETTE , BETTY Ft. Davis BROWN , MARY LOU Van Court BURGESS , VIRGINIA Alpine CALDWELL, GEORGE Alpine CHAMBERS, MARIAN Alpine DAVIS, FRANKLIN Eden ELLIOT, ALPHA JO Big Lake ELLIS, JIM Alpine FERNANDES, DOUGLAS Odessa GARD, MARY ELLEN Alpine GARRISON, HARRY Wheeler HALLFORD, BARRETT Ft. Stockton HARDING, VERDA NELL Rankin HERRING, MAYDELLE Eagle Pass HIGGINS, MARY El Paso HOLLAND , VIOLA Alpine HUNSAKER , SHIRLEY Dallas JONES , BILLY Eden JOYCE , t NE Alpine LEMMONS , ROSALIE Ozona LITTLE , JOHN Marfa LOONEY , ARMILDA Robert Lee MARTIN , DOROTHY Bronte MARTIN , MARY Bronte MARTIN , NILLA Bangs MEADOR , WILLIAM Alpine McCATY , JOHN Uvalde McDaniel , frankie Odem MIERS, RUTH Pecos MORGAN , DENNY Fulshear MORRISON , CONNIE Talpa MOSLEY , WARREN Alpine MOTCH, POLLY Eagle Pass NAVARRETE , GLORIA Ft. Stockton NELSON , KAY Odessa ORERL1NG, VONNIE Sanderson PENA y ELENA Ft. Stockton PERKINS , LEO Alpine PICKERING , BETTY Alpine PRUDE, JOHN Ft. Davis PUGH, CHARLENE Bangs PYLART, CLAUDINE San Angelo RASCO, JOYCE Florey RIEGEL, LOYD Baiionville, III. ROBERTSON, LAVENA Midland SCANNELL, JACK Alpine SCHAFFER, BETTY Alpine SCHULTZ, LELAND San Antonio SEVCIK, FLORENCE El Campo SHAMBLIN, MERIDEN Kermit SHELTON, ALVIN Memphis SIMPSON , PAULA Alpine SLIGHT, RICHARD Alpine SMITH, MARTHA Robert Lee SWIFT, FRANK Alpine TUBB, CHARLES Pyote TURNER, STANLEY Big Lake URIAS, JESUSITA Ft. Stockton WALKER, HARRIET Alpine WEAVER, JANE Pecos WEYERTS, JUNE Alpine WOOLDRIDGE , CECIL Alpine IBARRA, HENRIETTA Alpine This is only the beginning. Fish! It’s a long climb, hut oh, when you get to the top! TwH s-, QUEEN PATRICIA BAILEY AND HER ROYAL COURT PAT BAILEY BRAPID QUEEN BEAUTY NILLA MARTIN BEAUTY NORMA JEAN WHEELER BEAUTY BILLIE BIERSCHWALE BEAUTY DOROTHY CHAPMAN MOST HANDSOME BOV GEORGE MILLS MOST POPULAR BOY HENRY SMITH SCHOLARSHIP GIRL SHIRLEY DAUGHHETEE SENIOR FAVORITES RAYMOMD HOLSTEIh SHIRLEY DAUGHHETEE JUMIOR FAVORITES JOHM SARGEMT JEAN DUMMAM EUGEME WALLACE AMM SHULER BAM D SWEETHEART B6TTY MURPHY SUM CARMIVAL PRIMCES JEAM STEPHEMSOM WHO’S W ' HO IM AMERICAM Betti) Jo Coll ins Sliirleij Oauqlihetee Jean enson UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES MEMBERS OF WHO’S WHO MOT PICTURED Janis Moffett Velma Workman Tina Urias Al Rushing Henrg Smith 5H0LS.R ( lo KRY TOOT UIT (V ' ThL QiNHiR V o R G A N I Z A T I O N S i Chi Ghaph e.r it ablished jary 2.2., 192.6 )tf Ou Ho ' Pids ( lo tloTHiNC ZboT National Scholarship Socic-ty P r e S id enV 1 - V ice Pr e sidenf Objf 2 Vicc-Presidenf Secretary T reasurer C. - t- r 0 rM e ■ i Sponsor ($jtL M dLsvUL-; a_ LuM-S SACHEMS OFFICERS President _ Frances Strauss Vice-President _ Dorothy Chapman Secretary __ Virginia Parker Treasurer _ Mary Anne Cox Sponsor _ Annie Kate Ferguson MEMBERS Betty Jo Kerr Anne Gibson Betty Jane Maxwell Velma Workman Jamie Bilbo Bessie Orson Betty Jo Collins Jean Stephenson Mary Mills Dora Hagelstein Polly Motsch Novis Arning Mary K. Cowsert Martha Smith Nilla Martin Zona Hinson Ann Shuler Frances Strauss Norma Jean Wheeler Betty Bouchette Dorothy Chapman Virginia Parker Mary Anne Cox Dorothy Buhler Mary Jane Walker Jeen Dunnam Ella D. Allen Bonnie Newell Pat Bailey Shirley Daughhetee Dorothy Daugherty Billie Rae Binion Tina Urias Pola Valenzuela Front row: Mozell Mills, June Weyerts, Jean W ilson, Betty Murphy, Wesley Hayhurst, Mary Jane Walker, Dorothy Buhler. Back row: Vonnie Oberling, Telia May McDaniel, Dorothy Martin, Leland Schultz, Vernon Bailey, Miss Irma Lee Batey, Billie Bierschwale, Virginia Brown, June Joyce, Betty Picker¬ ing, Mrs. Virginia Link. OFFICERS President Betty Murphy Vice-President Wesley Hayhurst Secretary-Treasurer Jean Wilson Sponsor Mrs. Virginia Link Left to right: June Joyce, Mozell Mills, Vonnie Oberling, June Weyerts, Wesley Hayhurst, Wilfred Scholefield, Mrs. John Carrico, Jean Wilson, Lucille Scholefield, Betty Murphy, Telia May McDaniel, John Carrico, Betty Pickering, Paula Simpson, Mrs. Virginia Link, Virginia Brown, Dorothy Martin. Earl Anderson George W. Brown Bob Crawford Jamie Bilbo Shirley Hunsaker Clayton Underwood Josephine Brown Jack Everett Jane Hendricks Bill Lewis Virginia Burgess Marion Chambers Billie Biershwale Loyd Riegel Gene Wallace Leon Hinckley James Haynie ( Barney Teague Bessie Orson Billy Jack Taylor Raymond Holstein Kenneth Connell Maxine Acton Lawrence Huddle Vernon Boysen George Caldwell Doug Fernandes Floyd Clifton John S. Duncan George Mills Frank Daugherty Nelson Everidge George E. Brown President ___ Vice-President __ Secretary ___... Treasurer ___ Reporter __ Parliamentarian _ Sponsor ___ OFFICERS _____ George Mills ...___._ Bessie Orson .... Jane Hendricks __ George W. Brown __ Stanley Turner __ George Caldwell ___A. . Bierschwale LAWRENCE HALL mm OFFICERS President _ Mary Kay Cowsert Secretary _ Jean Stephenson Treasurer _ Dorothy Chapman Reporter _ Jeen Dunnam Sponsor _ Mrs. Lillian Turney MEMBERS Beesie Orson Peggy Fortner Maydelle Herring Polly Motsch Armilda Looney Evelyn Weever Mary Mills Betty Jane Maxwell Patricia Moore Helen Bigelow Velma Workman Meridan Shamblin Norine Garner Mary Cloud Sylvia Daly Mary Higgins Betty Jo Kerr Betty Bouchette Patricia Bailey Frances Strauss Shirley Daughetee Jeen Dunnam Zona Hinson Laura Oberling Mary David Rosa Maria Alcaraz Diamantina Urias Mary Anne Cox Ann Shuler Ida Moffett June Barbee Elena Pena Jesusita Urias Yvonne Oberling Frances Ruckman Ruthe Miers Mary Liles Zella McDaniel Novis Arning Hallie Wooldridge Jane Hendricks Clarice Albright Jean Wilson Martha Smith Janice Butler Shirley Hunsaker Betty Jane Murphy Jean Stephenson Betty Jo Collins Jamie Bilbo La Vena Robertson Evelyn Lipham Irene Davis Yvonne Emffnger Joyce Rasco Jeanne Starnes Virginia Brown Dora Hagelstein Mary Lou Brown Alta Bell Bilbo Nell Bradford Mary Hickman Billie Goodrum Dorothy Chapman Norma Jean Wheeler Rosalie Lemmons Nilla Martin Charlene Pugh Mildred Benson Anna Lois Bradford Pauline McLaughlin Jane Weaver Lillian Schnaubert Dorothy Martin Mary Martin Betty Moore Rosemary Beck Billie Rae Binion Myrtle Oates Jean Krenek Alpha Jo Elliott Mary K. Cowsert Juanita Miller ZETA TAU ZETA OFFICERS President _._ Lois Burleson Vice-President _7._ Verna George Secretary _ Rheba Burleson Treasury _ Nell Mills Reporter _ Dorothy Teague Sergeant-at-Arms _ Mary Boyd Sponsor _ Mrs. James Kemp MEMBERS Back row: Wilma Woodruff, June Joyce, Nell Mills , Mrs. Kemp, Frances Clifton, Virginia Bur¬ gess. Front row: Marion Chanbers, Mary Ellen Card, Dorothy Teague, Lois Burleson, Rheba Burle¬ son, Befty Pickering, JweZ Hayes. Members not pictured: Maxine Acton , BiZZie Bierschwale, Claudia Black, Mary Boyd, Josephine Brown, Viola Holland, Billye Jones, Mary Liles, Zella Mae McDaniels, Lillian Perkins , Betty Schiffer , Harriet Walker, Pola Valenzuela. VETERANS CLUB OFFICERS President - John Carrico Secretary-Treasurer _ Anne Ellis Vice-President _ Francis Riggs Sponsor _ Clifford B. Casey Councilmen _1_ George Hoffman, Henry Smith MEMBERS Kenneth Connell Janie Lee Rowland Joel Mixon Floyd Clifton Herman Petty Jack Everett Jimmy Ellis Billy Jack Taylor Forest Wall Harold Amos James Haynie Jack Davis Aubrey Edwards Miguel Chavarria Kay Nelson James Reeves Harry Garrison John McCarty Wilfred Scholefield Edward Christiansen D. C. Moore Bill Lewis Jesse Ward Barney Teague James Crawford Virgil Young Bill Riggs Louis Uranga Frank Swift Beto Rede Nelson Everidge Connie Morrison Billy Tom Meador Bob Miles Hallie Wooldridge Raymond Holstein J. C. Lewis George Maddoux Lloyd Riegel Paul Perez Gilmer Johnson Lewis Smiley Horace Strickland Fred Slight Stanley Turner Hans Hageistein Bob Crawford George Brown Earl Burris James Rogers Clarence Holman Irvin Currie Norris Smith Wayne Mosley Warren Mosley Harold Nichols David White INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS President _ Vice-President _ Secretary _ Reporter _ Co-Sponsors _ _ Hipolita Valenzuela _ Betty Bouchette _ Helen Bigelow _ Sylvia Daly Clifford B. Casey, Anne Whittaker MEMBERS Hipolita Valenzuela Betty Bouchette Jack Scannelle Carl Shults Helen Bigelow Diamantina Urias 0 Meridan Shamblin Dora Hagelstein Mary K. Cowsert Sylvia Daly Luis Uranga Jesusita Urias Elena Pena Frances Strauss FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ Sponsor _ ... Joe Kennedy Juanita Miller Frances Clifton - Leland Shultz ... Alma Littrell MEMBERS Anne Gibson Frances S. Clifton Novis Arning Leland Shultz Virginia Brown Clayton Underwood Betty Jo Collins Tina Urias Irene Davis Pola Valenzuela Norene Garner Alvia Wagner Billie Goodrum Shirley Daughetee Lawrence Huddle Sylvia Daly Joe Kennedy Robbye Owen June Joyce Laura Oberling Evelyn Lipham Rosemary Beck Juanita Miller Mrs. Wilfred Scholefield Beto Rede Yvonne Emfinger NEWMAN CLUB OFFICERS President _ 1st Vice-President . 2nd Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ Chaplain _ Sponsors _ _ Helen Bigelow _ Claudia Black _ Beto Rede _ Pola Valenzuela - George E. Brown - Father Francis Juaniz Miss Anna D. Linn, Capt. and Mrs. Daniel J. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Carrico MEMBERS Rosa Maria Alcaraz Mrs. Ella D. Allen Rosemary Beck Helen Bigelow Claudia Black Mrs. Augusta Brown Josephine Brown George E. Brown Miguel Chavarria Mary Cheranchanko Mario Cuellar Sylvia Daly Luis Estavillo Gloria Floyd Betty Jean Krene k Gonzalo Lafarelle Mrs. Elaine McKee Elena Pena Pablo Perez Alberto Rede Trinidad Salgado Diamantina Urias Jesusita Urias Hipolita Valenzuela THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Front row: Juel Hayes, Jeanne Starnes, Virginia Burgess, Wilma Woodruff, Mary Liles, Bertie Agnew. Back row: June Petty, Bheba Burleson, Betty Jane Willett, Paula Simpson, James Rogers, Vir¬ ginia Lee Link, Herman Petty . The. Baptist Student Union is a promoter of a closer relationship of all religious faiths on the campus. Perhaps the best visible work of the council has been the Morning Watch which is held each morning at 8:00 o ' clock. Just 15 minutes of quiet reverence has become a vital part in the lives of the students whQ attend regularly. COLLEGE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS MEMBERS Top row: Virginia Brown, Yvonne Emfinger, Mary Lou Brown, John McCarty, Frank Swift, Mary David, Carl Shults. Second row: Miss Alma Littrell, Norene Garner, Mary Cloud, Vernon Bailey, Mary Higgins, Horace Barm hill, Stanley Turner, Joel Mixon, Alta Bell Bilbo. Third row: Novis Arning, Wesley Hayhurst, Charlene Pugh, George Wm. Brown, Harry Garrison, Pat Moore, Kay Nelson, Jamie Bilbo. Bottom row: Yvonne Oberling, Miller Ekas, Nilla Martin, John Robert Prude, Martha Smith, James Reeves, Mary Mills, Dorothy Martin. Members not in the picture: Richard Slight, Alpha Jo Elliott, Jean Stephenson, June Barbee, Maxine Acton, Laura Oberling, Frances Strauss, Pat Bailey. OFFICERS TEACHER President _ Harry Garrison Miss Alma Littrell Vice-President _ Ruth Miers-Douglas Secretary-Treasurer _-— Mary Martin Worship Leader _ Mary Mills Chorister _ Virginia Brown Pianist ___ Vernon Bailey Social Chairman _ Charles Livingston LOS TERTULIANOS OFFICERS President _ Diamantina Urias Vice-President _ Santiago Ibarra Treasurer _ Jean Lewis Secretary _ Sylvia Daly Sergeant-at-Arms _ Jesusita Urias Reporter _ Hipolita Valenzuela Sponsors _ Alice Cowan and Stather Elliott MEMBERS Rosa Maria Alcaraz Shirley Hunsaker Rose Mary Beck Gonzalo Lafarelle Helen Bigelow Patricia Moore Jamie Bilbo Polly Motsch Anna Lois Bradford Robbye Owen Reba Burleson Pablo Perez Janice Butler Joyce Rasco Lois Burleson Elena Pena Mary Cloud Trinidad Salgado Mario Cuellar Paula Simpson Luis Helio Estavillo Luis Uranga ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB OFFICERS President _ Josephine Brown Vice-President _ Mary Mills Secretary-Treasurer _ Rosalie Lemmons Sponsor _ Sarah Miltia Hill MEMBERS Mary Novis Arning Augusta Linn Brown George Edward Brown Josephine Brown Anne Ellis Rosalie Lemmons Anna D. Linn Margaret A. Linn Virginia Lee Link Zella May McDaniel Elaine McKee Mary Mills Adeline Whiteside Mary Frances L. Woodward SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS Front row: Gilmer Johnson, George Herrmann, Dean Etheridge, Carl Shults, George Caldwell, Charles Livingston. Second row: Maydelle Herring, Shirley Daughetee, Paul Etheridge, Mary Ellen Gard, Novis Arning, La Vena Robertson, Betty Jo Kerr, Nilla Martin. Third row: Dr. O. E. Sperry, George Hoffman, Jack Davis, Dr. W. E. Duncan, John Sargent, Joe Kennedy, George W. Brown, Bob Miles . OFFICERS President _ Betty Jo Kerr Vice-President i_ George Herrmann Secretary-Treasurer _ Charles Livingston Co-Sponsor Dr. O. E. Sperry Co-Sponsor Dr. W. E. Duncan HANCOCK HALL OFFICERS President _ _ Gene Wallace Secretary-Treasurer _ Henry Smith V ice-President John Sargent. Sponsor __ James Kemp MEMBERS Hans Hageistein Edward Little Floyd Shepperd J. T. Bell Milton Gilmer . Louis Estavillo Pablo Perez Joe Kennedy Elbert Archer Clifford Clark Harry Garrison Harold Amos Horace Oliver Joel Mixon Gene Wallace Henry Smith Miles B. Chumbley Earl Anderson Jack Everett Wesley Hay hurst Lawrence Huddl e Bill Lewis Jesse Stephens Carl Maddoux Frank Swift Kay Nelson J. C. Lewis John McCarty Douglas Fernandes Nelson Everidge Ted Cannon Alvin Shelton Alberto Rede Clayton Underwood John Dozier Henry Allen Robertson John R. Prude Stanley Turner George Herrmann Norris Smith Horace Barnhill Clyde Bone John Sargent Charles Tubbs David White George W. Brown Miller Ekas W. V. Anthony THE STAFF EDITOR. ...„. Dora Hagelstein BUSINESS MANAGER „._. Jane Hendricks SPONSORS _.______ James Kemp E. C. Coleman REPORTERS Bee Jay Maxwell, George Herrmann, George Brown. Bonnie Newell, Jamie Bilbo, Jeen Dunnam, Virginia Parker, George Caldwell, Ann Schuler, Rosemary Beck, D. L. McKee. Published on the second and fourth Wednesdays in each month by the students of Sul Ross College un¬ der the supervision of the English Department. Entered as second class matter at the Postoffice at Alpine, Texas, November 1, 1923, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Dora Hagelstein Jane Hendricks PRESS CLUB MEMBERS BRflnD Sponsors: Miss Alma Littrell and Dr. E. C. Coleman, Henry Robertson, Jamie Bilbo — Vice-President, Dora Hagelstein — Secretary and Treasurer, Armilda Looney, Betty Jane Maxwell — President, oe Kennedy, June Barbee, Evelyn Weaver, J. T. Bell, Zella Mae McDaniel, Jane Hendricks, George E. Brown, D. L. McKee, Elaine McKee, Rosemary Beck, and Ida Moffett. With an illustrious history behind it, the Press Club again became active this year. Publishing a student directory, sponsoring THE SAGE, a student maga¬ zine of creative writing, and working with the SKY¬ LINE and BRAND staffs, the members of the Press Club gained valuable experience in varied journalistic fields. The group also participated in the conference of the Texas Inter scholastic Press Association held in April at Paris Junior College. Jane Hendricks, June Barbee, and Joe Kennedy edited the student directory. Jamie Bilbo headed the staff of the SAGE, while Armilda Looney directed work for the BRAND and Dora Hagelstein the work for the SKYLINE. Before the year was done, most of the Press Club members could say that Printers ink ran in their veins. MASK AND SLIPPER Virginia Parker Sylvia Daly Alvia Wagner “Dark Victory 99 Mary Anne Cox Family Portrait” “Family Portrait” Jean Wilson Bill Riggs “The Flattering Word ” Jack Scannell “The Try sting Place” Dickie Slight “The Flattering Word” “Family Portrait” Vonnie Oberling, Mary David, Laura Oberling Katie Smith Make-up Mary K. Cowsert OFFICERS Pres. _ Betty Jo Collins V.-Pres __ Alberto Rede Sec __ Virginia Parker l Treas. _ Ann Shuler I Betty Bouchette “The Try sting Place” Pat Bailey “Twelfth Night” Mary Higgins “The Flattering Word” Ann Shuler “Dark Victory” Joe Kennedy “The Flattering Word 9 “The Trysting Place” ALPHA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS Grand Director George Herrmann Business Manager Jean Stevenson Stage Manager Hallie Wooldridge Jean Stevenson George Herrmann “Twelfth Night” “Cry Havoc ’ Hallie Wooldridge Technical Director “Sis” Allen “Twelfth Night” Dean Etheridge “Family Portrait” Leonard Ford Robbye Owen Betty Joe Collins “Twelfth Night” Alberto Rede Anne Gipson Bonnie Newell “Twelfth Night” “Family Portrait” Song of Bernadette” DELTA PHI BAND FRATERNITY A. W. Await, Jr. Infantry Leyte, Dec., 1944 Sonora, Texas Merritt Hopson Air Corps S. Sarolina, Jan., 1943 Alpine, Texas Billy Joyce Air Corps Pacific, June, 1945 (Missing) Alpine, Texas Vic Winter, Jr. Air Corps India, July, 1943 (Missing) Alpine, Texas Jack hoberts Air Corps India, April, 1944 (Missing) Harlingen, Texas Delta Phi Band Fraternity, formed in 1936, has as its object the fostering of fellowship and musicianship among men members of the college band. A new project of the fraternity is the awarding of scholarships to competent musicians. Charles Livingston, Max Henry (Tail Twister), John Carrico (Faculty Sponsor), Wallance Avent, George Williams. Carl Schultz (Secy, and Treas.), George Brown (Vice-President) Charlie Tubbs (Chaplain), John Sargent (President Miguel Charrania. Rosa Maria Alcaraz Novis Arning June Barbee Mildred Benson Betty Bouchette Anna Lois Bradford Mary Lou Brown Claudine Pylate Rosalie Lemmons Armilda Looney Nilla Martin Ruthe Miers Juanita Miller Ida Moffett Polly Motsch Yvonne Oberling Elena Pena Charline Pugh Joyce Rasco Florence Sevcik Jesusita Urias Jane Weaver Maydelle Herring Virginia Brown Mary Anne Cox Irene Davis Billie Goodrum Evelyn Lipham Myrtle Oates Ann Shuler Jean Starnes Jean Stephenson Frances Clifton Norma Jean Wheeler Velma Workman Dorothy Chapman Dora Hagelstein Zona Hinson Jeen Dunnam Shirley Daughetee Frances Strauss Mary Liles Mary Ellen Gard Wilma Woodruff Hipolita Valenzuela Lois Burleson Reba Burleson Harriet Walker Maxine Acton Virginia Burgess Marian Chambers Dorothy Teague Dorothy Buhler Jane Avent Mary Cloud Dorothy Martin Mary Martin Evelyn Weaver Zella Mae McDaniel Mozell Mills Polly McLaughlin Dorothy Daugherty Virginia Parker Verna May George WOMAN’S S PORTS ASSOCIATION MANAGERS OF SPORTS Basketball - Dora Hagelstein Bowling - Reba Burleson Hiking Joyce Rasco and Hipolita Valenzuela Tennis - Mary Liles Tumbling - Shirley Daughetee Volleyball - Nilla Martin Softball - Frances Holmes W.S.A. COUNCIL President _ Novis Arning Vice-President _ Zona Hinson Secretary - Evelyn Lipham Treasurer _ Jeen Dunnam Reporter _ Dora Hagelstein THE BRAND Miltia Hall Sponsor Ann Shuler Lois Burleson Editor Al Rushing Asst. Business Mgr. Zona Hinson Asst. Editor Business Manager, Lt. (jg) Henry Smith Assistants Jean Dunnam We were a grimy looking bunch when we finally wiped the paste and ink from our hands, put up our scissors, and covered up our typewriter; but we knew that good or bad, we had finished the BRAND. We present the 1946 BRAND with a feeling of gratitude that we were entrusted to help make a book that will be a record of our college days. We deeply appreciate the willing cooperation and support given us by the student body. It has been our hope to record the names and faces of our friends; those who have worked, studied, and played with us. If, when looking through this book in later years, you are reminded of a laugh here, or a sigh there, then we have reached our goal; if not, well it was fun to try. The 1946 BRAND Staff Miltia Hall Sponsor Ann Shuler We were a g from our hands , knew that good We present entrusted to hell deeply appreciat body. It has been ( who have worh this book in laU then we have rei Sul Ross College Band I Folk Dancing Tumbling Tennis BASKETBALL A full schedule gave our returning boys the experience needed for the next year. FOOTBALL Spring training showed the boys had the old fighting spirit of real SR LOBOS. DARK VICTORY Judith (Freda Powell) to Alden (Bonnie Newell): Connie (Mary Anne Cox) to Bill (Richard Slight) and Janet (Ann Shuler): “It’s time to go, Bill.” “It has all been so futile” Judith: “Miss Jennie, who collected the bills before I cameP” Michael (Beto Rede): “Miss Judith, you’re tarnished , like the cup, you’ve lost caste.” Josie (“Sis” Allen): “Here’s your tea, Miss.” Steele (Harold Roth - bard): “Judith, 1 can not live without your love.” FAMILY PORTRAIT Judah: “But there must be a reason , Mother. What is it? ' Mary - Virginia Parker Judah - Alberto Rede Mary Magdalen: “People criticize Him for calling Himself the Son of God. They forget how often He calls Himself the son of man7 Mary Cleophas _ Mary David Mary Magdalen - Anna Treadwell Mary - Bonnie Newell James: “In my elder broth - er ' s absence I am the head of the house and I forbid any dealings with the Romans. 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