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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1947 volume:

I A SUL ROSS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE PUBLICATION VOLUME XXV EX LIBRIS FOREWARD Twenty-five years ago, when our college was looking forward to its third year of life, a group of industrious students pooled their imagina¬ tions and creative skills with the idea of pub¬ lishing the first yearbook of Sul Ross State Normal College. The result of their labors was the 1922 edition of the Brand. This book, the 1947 edition, rounds out the first quarter-century of the Brand’s existence. This milestone marks a very important era for Sul Ross. Now we have another era before us. Colleges and universities all over America are expanding to cover the ever-increasing needs of the grow¬ ing enrollment. Sul Ross State Teachers Col¬ lege is no exception for, in this twenty-fifth year of the Brand, we have a bright and hope¬ ful outlook for the future of our college. Zona Hinson Editor-in-Chief Henry Bertrand Business Manager Larry Etheridge Assistant Editor Anne Novak Assistant Business Manager Max Corrie Art Editor Produced by The Steck Company Photographs by Meador Studio DEDICATION BUILDINGS AND VIEWS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTS CLASSES PERSONALITIES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SNAPS ADVERTISEMENTS Dedication To our President, Richard M. Hawkins, for his tireless efforts toward the improvement of our college and his devotion to us, the students. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING m . • ISIS SI Hancock Hall The Co-Op HOOZWPl THE GYM This is the home of West Texas Historical and Scientific Society. «- mwtmrnm- ■ ■ M ' « • � ?m t;- - ■• 9 , 2 ftp f t !L a. mt l 0 L 1 i • j f. : t i 4 ft .i . 1 %f i II 4 It V ff I tppfi ijtCl Bi if J rif. ; i i? r‘ ■ ' ' f - 4 -. 1 - i i � «,j | | : ,. ' f . 4 4 - J “ £ i ' t ' fm - - � , ■ f I ' � . rv « , • $ ta yi - 11 , ; • « - • • • . - ■ ‘ ■ 1 -- W-‘ % ■ $ | i ■ ¥ j.i ' M « - ' � I f t | «„ li r? • 1 jv- 4 - v . ■ |Mi • | - ' « _ ' . ‘ T- J$ .■ ♦♦ ' ■ W Mp� ( Pr � � | mZ m « � � w ,- f � «ip « ■: • % i . « |J ■:.i ... • ' � , c ■ ' v 4 ;E r •■ « « , t ♦ 4 4 i: _ � BOARD OF REGENTS V. A. Collins President William L. Kerr Vice-President H. A. Turner Secretary To the Graduating Class of 1947: The greatest responsibility of education is to instill into youth the right philoso¬ phy of living. This must include faith in God and humanity. The individual without respect for and confidence in others is a failure. Be willing to see two sides of every problem. Get the other persons viewpoint. Be natural, not a pretender in anything. Never forget that you possess a noble heritage born of toil and suffering and the blood of your ancestors. Dr. R. M. Hawkins I congratulate you upon the successful completion of the courses of study prescribed, of which your diplomas are tangible evidence. I congratulate you even more heartily upon the intangible values which I trust your college years have wrought — growth in self-knowledge, self-reverence, self-control, increased appreciation of truth, beauty, righteousness, and service. I rejoice with you in all your beautiful memories of your college days. It is for you, graduates of Sul Ross, and for other college graduates throughout our country, with trained minds and consecrated spirits, to decide whether a government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall perish from the earth. May happiness and contentment be yours in all the years to come. R. M. Hawkins President Dean of College Dr T. H. Etheridge Message from the Dean The school year of 1946-47 has been one of remarkable change and adjustment. The largest enrollment in the history of Sul Ross State Teachers College has affected the Institution profoundly, especially since the majority of students are men for the first time in her history. This has meant necessary changes in housing accommodations, in that a girls’ dormitory has been taken over completely by men students with a concentration of girls in one building. “Toonerville,” and the Airbase housing have further produced changes in Sul Ross student life. Despite all this, is is a matter of pride and pleasant reflection, both to the faculty and the students themselves, that a fine spirit of cooperation and an honest effort at mutual help¬ fulness have permeated the school, at all times. Despite lack of books and shortages in equipment, at the first of the year, both students and teachers carried on in a fine spirit of patient understanding. Such an attitude in the fall made the work in the spring a pleasant school experience. With an enlarged student group came an increase in the faculty. New faces and new ideas made an advance in both the number of offerings and in the enrichment of the school courses. In future years these professors will look back on their first experiences in this institution with delight as well as will the students who have enjoyed their tuition. This year marks the resumption of intercollegiate sports, particularly that monarch of students’ sports, Football. Basketball again came into its own. The tfand thrilled us with strains of sweet music and delight¬ ful convolutions. All this will be grist for our memories. To those who will be welcomed back to Alma Mater next year, this Brand will be an earnest of happy school da vs to come; to Seniors who will go out from her sacred halls, it will be a golden page of memories, a sign of benediction. With a sincere wish for the happiness and success of everyone, it is a high honor to have a part in send¬ ing the Brand on its mission. T. H. Etheridge, Dean DEAN OF STUDENT LIFE SELD0N C ■ ROBINSON Dean of Women Henry Key Business Manager Registrar Office Staff: Anna D. Linn; Eva Jean Ferguson, Assistant Registrar; Wilma Woodruff, Mary Mills, Secretaries. Henry Key; Alta Bell Bilbo, Au¬ ditor; Jack Stovell, Assistant Business Manager; Joyce Tid¬ well, Dorothy Daugherty, Jean Wagner, Student Assistants. Anna D. Linn Registrar DR. JAMES B. SPEER Associate Professor of Education and Director of Public Service MOZELLE MILLS Secretary of Correspondence Division Dr. Speer directs all extension work for the many students who are working toward a degree through the Sul Ross Correspondence Division and is in charge of publicity. STUDENT COUNCIL J. C. Lewis, President Jean Dunnam, Vice-President Anne Gibson, Secretary Evelyn Click Jo Kelly Oates Virginia Brown Dorothy Chapman Bill Riggs Myrril McBride Harry Garrison Bill Moore Gene Sweet Edwin Stokes jB§P rmmrn ' ■ r ■ c |)fl|w « i� iteiA3%. .. lurfi, : t t ,• -I: .|f l,| 4 i fe t if! : ' � - i 4n$| « ' 1N9J |T a «ti I ' ; ' -. ' - ' , | Mr ij; ■;■ M I ' f-,4 ? 4- j llAWltflM li SEH mm. TI ♦ % «• -p • ■ % f « Pit ■ � T 13 ‘ ? � -• jab Pipfi 1 A,-.i !! ££ J - ... - jkr44 i — ..: .,li WJi-.! : ■ : - ..:-• ..- :� ft.!K sK:v. •. C af.a.?afp.VU « l T-j ffffifcw fTiit ri4 | «m� W ' ■• ' ! . ' • ■■ 4 . v ’ ' -• ' ' ; •• ' rjtff nr r• ■.- • . • -, , i in,,! • „ -.• • _ f .« P) - ' . T -i Sk, . • .. „ p • � ♦ _ f I Hf’ ’ . .y -If! 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ART Miltia HiU Head of Department The Art department gives the students opportunity to work in the medium in which they are most interested. Charlotte, B. Novis, Mary, Robbie and Bill getting the most out of art for art’s sake.” ARTS SPEECH Annie Kate Ferguson Professor of Speech Buck West gives an obviously amusing talk to the freshman speech class. This is one of the lighter moments of Miss Fergusons classes. MUSIC 1. Learning the Musical A, B, C’s 2. George Kelver and star pupil June Joyce. Girls’ sextet: Doris Samson, Pat Turner, Charlotte Tolliver, June Joyce, Mary Lou Jones, Lucille Scholefield. Choir Practice Boys quartet: Richard Calloway, Gary DeSchazo, Charley Tubbs, Henry Novak. Sul Ross band parades at the half. LANGUAGES Dr. Georgia Winn Head of the department Henry Bagley Myra W. Hansen Alma Littrel Freda G. Powell Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor ENGLISH The competent English department familiarizes students with all periods of literature and the basic principles of grammar. Informal discussion of current litera¬ ture by journalism students. FRENCH, LATIN, AND SPANISH Stather EUiott Thomas He ' ad of Department and Span ,ish Class Thomas Alice Cowan Associate Professor LIBRARY Fay Hamilton Head Librarian Byrd Bacon Assistant Librarian Library Clinic MATHEMATICS . C. Coleman Head‘of Department This course assumes a knowledge of quadratic equations, progressions , and combi¬ nations — supposedly. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Daniel Pollock Head of the Department Paul Pierce, Head Coach Jack Perryman, Assistant Coach Lutie Britt, Director of Girls Health and Physical Education AGRICULTURE The Agriculture Department gives stu¬ dents practical knowledge of ranching and farming problems. A general study of grasses gives the stu¬ dents a greater knowledge of the welfare of their cattle. The Sul Ross students are known all over Texas for their participation in Livestock shows. San Angelo, El Paso, and Ft. Worth are the important shows in which Sul Ross stock has been shown. 4k S;, - ■’ HOME ECONOMICS Jimmie Morgan — Head of the Department Girls enjoy baking on new electric stoves. Exactness in sewing is taken seriously. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION V. J. Smith Head of Department SCIENCE Dr. W. E. Duncan Head of Department CHEMISTRY “What is it?” dominates the minds and expressions of lab workers. The aim of the science depart¬ ment is to meet the requirements of pre-professional students. BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY Dr. L. C. Hinckley Professor of Physics A mixture of “sciences”: Spiritual beauty Mental aptness Physical fitness Study SOCIAL SCIENCES Anne Whittaker Dr. G. P. 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Kerby, Head of Business Administration Department Dr. W. E. Duncan, Head of Science Department, Professor of Chemistry Dr. E. B. Casey, Head of History and Government Department Dr. G. P. Smith, Head of Graduate Council Dr. T. H. Etheridge, Dean of the College Dr. A. N. Foster, Head of Education Department Dr. B. H. Warnock, Professor of Biology They counsel in a group, or man to man. W ' ■ ' ? ' “ ' ■■ C ' ”,- n ‘ ’ ! • • • igRsfBfBEBff ; i f ■ ?? ip $� %•; : f � 1 (NP.i 4 % H S a jg , iiS r fcf ;? frltj p . 1 J T ¥ m4 I v ! wJt . mm 1 1 J M • - 1 1 I. • S 1 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY - 4 §te • • - - ,. jg f Smzri W i •� hm GRIFFITH OATES RICHARD CALLAWAY MARY EUNICE BISHOP . rv PP? X. B ▼ ; r t RICHARD CALLAWAY Odessa, Texas EVELYN CLICK Carthage, Texas i rt GRACE GILLETT Alpine, Texas LOWELL GULLEY Misson, Texas JOSEPHINE OATES Rotan, Texas MARTHA SHELBY Austin, Texas 3. Dunnam and Bouchette, goal-diggers. 4. Sammy and Grady, up in the air. 5. 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DALES Kilgore, Texas DOROTHY DAUGHERTY Alpine, Texas JACK R. DAVIS Rosenberg, Texas MARIE DOWDY College Grove, Tennessee CHARLES L ETHERIDGE Alpine, Texas ANNE GIBSON Alpine, Texas DORA HAGELSTEIN San Angelo, Texas JUEL HAYES Alpine, Texas ZONA HINSON Spur, Texas CLARENCE HOLMAN Alpine, Texas GILMER JOHNSON Alpine, Texas GONZALES LAFARELLE Alpine, Texas BETTY JANE MAXWELL San Angelo, Texas GEORGE MILLS Alpine , Texas MARY MILLS Santa Anna , Texas PATRICIA MOORE Dixon , Illinois DAVID R. NEIGHBOR Duncan , Arizona HAROLD NICHOLS Alpine , Texas LEEMAN NORMAN Floydada , Texas BESSIE ORSON Lamesa, Texas ROBBYE OWEN Alpine , Texas ALBERTO REDE Marfa, Texas MAJOR PAUL ROCHELLE Gonzales, Texas JAMES ROGERS Alpine, Texas FRANCES RUCKMAN Karnes City, Texas BILLIE SHELTON Aspermont, Texas WILLIAM A. SPEARY Range, Texas JEANNE STARNES Hobbs, New Mexico JEAN STEPHENSON Fort Stockton, Texas DOROTHY TEAGUE Alpine, Texas BARNEY TEAGUE Alpine, Texas HIPOLITA VALENZUELA Alpine, Texas THOMAS ALVIA WAGNER Ennis, Texas FRANCIS WALL Hattisburg, Mississippi JESSE P. WARD Rosenburg, Texas GEORGE WEBB Fort Stockton, Texas NORMA JEAN WHEELER Rankin, Texas Jfe ' • ' 5 £ j , ' £ - ' ;■. , ' ,1 ' fW ' T ' ' -■%■. ‘ • .■ ■■ _ .; fv. .,.: ■ • ' -•• - ' -itf “•’•• ' 5 i r ■SSk I ' |k • NS IV c r ' 9 m 5 4 w 4lfji tm LfJltW . ,� PRESIDIUM’ ...... . vice-president SECRETARY TREASURER . JESS WARD JAMES ROGERS BETTY JANE MAXWELL NORMA JEAN WHEELER r ' ■� • Ml k % $ •. 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KOLODZIE Karnes City, Texas MARY ELSIE FULLER Encinal, Texas GRADY F. GREEN Fort Worth, Texas NOLAN HARRIS Longview, Texas LAWRENCE HUDDLE Lamesa, Texas JUNE JOYCE Alpine, Texas JAYNE LESTER San Antonio, Texas LILLIAN LINDLEY Son Angelo, Texas BILLY TOM MEADOR Alpine, Texas MOZELLE MILLS Alpine, Texas HORACE OLIVER Alpine, Texas PAUL PEREZ Sanderson, Texas BILL RIGGS El Paso, Texas GAIL MEADOR Alpine, Texas MYRRIL McBRIDE Fort Davis, Texas JOHN R. PRUDE Fort Davis, Texas BESSIE ORSON Lamesa, Texas JIM REEVES Alpine, Texas LUCILLE SCHOLEFIELD Harlingen, Texas RICHARD SLIGHT Alpine, Texas VELTA SPEER Alpine, Texas HARRIET WALKER Alpine, Texas CARL SHULTS Alpine, Texas PATRICIA TURNER Big Lake, Texas JANE WEAVER Seagraves, Texas Dr. G. P. Smith takes the geography class to White Sands, New Mexico to witness the expulsion of an experi¬ mental rocket Leaving for White Sands M1 A - y-S1 V W. V. ANTHONY Wichita Falls, Texas JUNE BARBEE Texon, Texas CLYDE BONE Kermit, Texas MARY LOU BROWN Ela, Texas MARION C. CHAMBERS Alpine, Texas VERNON E. BAILEY Laredo, Texas MILDRED BENSON Menard, Texas ANNA LOIS BRADFORD Menard, Texas KENNETH E. CONNELL Alpine, Texas GEROME DESPAROIS Toledo, Ohio MILLER EKAS Kermit, Texas ALPHA JO ELLIOT Big Lake, Texas DOUGLAS FERNANDES Odessa, Texas WILLIAM GALLAWAY Coleman, Texas WESLEY HAYHURST Menard, Texas BILLY HERRINGTON Marfa, Texas JACK IRETON Lamesa, Texas MARTIN KEEFER Alpine, Texas MARY ELLEN GARD Alpine, Texas CLYDE GRIFFITH Sanderson, Texas MAYDELLE HERRING Eagle Pass, Texas SHIRLEY HUNSAKER Dallas, Texas MARY LOU JONES Houston, Texas BETTY JEAN KRENEK Looelady, Texas BETH LINDSAY Junction, Texas NILLA MARTIN Bangs, Texas BETTY JEAN McMILLAN Balmorhea, Texas EDDIE PAT MIXON Range, Texas CONNIE MORRISON Talpa, Texas ALVIN NATION Wheeler, T exas CHARLENE PUGH Bangs, Texas ELMER McMILLAN Balmorhea, Texas JOEL MIXON Runge, Texas EDDIE K. NORRIS Kermit, Texas VONNIE OBERLING Sanderson, Texas JOYCE RASCO Andrews, Texas REID RICHMOND Alpine, Texas FRED SLIGHT Alpine, Texas BYRON SOUTHARD Lamesa, Texas BILLY JACK TAYLOR Alpine, Texas STANLEY TURNER Big Lake, Texas DEE DAVID WHITE Menard, Texas JACK WILLIAMS Alpine, Texas OSCAR E. SHELTON Los Angeles, California MARTHA SMITH Robert Lee, Texas EDWIN STOKES Snyder, Texas CHARLOTTE TOLLIVER Conroe, Texas CHARLES D. TUBBS Tucson, Arizona VERNON VASBINDER Del Rio, Texas BILLY WILLIAMS Alpine, Texas Dr. Coleman seems to be golf enthusiast Five in a row The Bonfire , of course Keefer , a crack shot photographer The usual barbeque E. K. and Donald What’s that puny critter, Doug? Another racket! R. L. Ahrens, Menard, Texas Benny Rae Allen, Dallas, Texas Roye Autry, Kermit, Texas Steve Baird, Laredo, Texas Marilyn Baker, Junction, Texas James Q. Barnes, Hatch, New Mexico Jack Bell, Alpine, Texas Ramona Benson, Menard, Texas Henry Bertrand, Columbus, Mississippi Gaston Bishop, Alpine, Texas Mike Boatwright, Winters, Texas Stanley Boatwright, Del Rio, Texas Clara May Bogel, Alpine, Texas Norma Bovarie, Deming, New Mexico James Bow, Odessa, Texas Joyce Boyd, Sanderson, Texas Don Boyer, Alpine, Texas Bobbie Brazell, McCamey, Texas Melvin Bridges, Alpine, Texas Paul Britt, Lamesa, Texas Leatrice Brown, Tucumcari, New Mexico James Bruce, Sanderson, Texas Jean Burling, Alpine, Texas Jerry Casey, San Marcos, Texas Mary Chandler, Marathon, Texas Willard Childress, Alpine, Texas Bill Cole, Kermit, Texas Herman Connor, Imperial, Texas Prudie Connor, Imperial, Texas Marian Cook, Pecos, Texas Freddie Cortezar, Chihuahua, Chihuahua Dorothy Crawford, Alpine, Texas Harry Crenshaw, Aransas Pass, Texas James Crowley, Jackson Heights, New York Betty Culp, Boston, Massachusetts Irving, Currie, Stanton, Texas Francis Daughhetee, Bar stow, Texas Robert Davidson, Girard, Texas Jiggs Davis, Alpine, Texas Tyrus Davis, McCamey, Texas Frank Dentere, Wates Valley, Texas Gary De Shazo, Kermit, Texas Bill Dodd, Wink, Texas J. L. Dodd, Wink, Texas Bobby Dodson, Kermit, Texas Elton Donaubauer, New Braunfels, Texas David Duke, Sanderson, Texas Homer Duncan, Marathon, Texas Sue Edwards, Edinburg, Texas Bill Ellis, Levelland, Texas Iris Lee Ellis, Alice, Texas June Everidge, Millersview, Texas Ralph Fabian, Alpine, Texas Bennie Farmer, Florey, Texas Peggy Feather stone, Alpine, Texas Corine Herrera, Marfa, Texas John Freyburger, Lamesa, Texas Clyde Griffith, Sanderson, Texas Garland Green, Robert Lee Texas Dorothy Goodrum, Aspermont, Texas Arreno Gould, Balmorhea, Texas Charles Hall, Iraan, Texas Diana Hampton, Marathon, Texas J. M. Harrell, Sanderson, Texas Charles Harris, Longview, Texas O. L. Harris, Haskell, Texas Marvin Kay, Bandera, Texas Kenneth Haynes, Eden, Texas Joe Hayter, Ft. Stockton, Texas Robert Hayter, Ft. Stockton, Texas Velton Hedgpeth, Marfa, Texas Eula Jo Henderson, Alpine, Texps Gene Hendryx, Uvalde, Texas Rex Hester, Kermit, Texas Bobby Higdon, Alpine, Texas Von Highsmith, Menard, Texas Lavoy Hinkle, Kermit, Texas Richard Hitzfeldt, D’Hanis, Texas Betty Hodge , Del Rio, Texas Claude Holder, Goldsmith, Texas Mary Holloway, Buena Vista, Texas Lester Hood, Pearland, Texas Charles Hopson, Wink, Texas Murphy Horton, Lamesa, Texas William House, Wink, Texas Bill Howard, Lamesa, Texas Calvin Howe, Fabens, Texas Mae Hudson, Alpine, Texas Clydena Hull, Deming, Hew Mexico Sharron Jackson, McAllen, Texas Leroy James, McCamey, Texas Louie Jenkins, Alice, Texas C. M. Johnson, Alpine, Texas Gene Johnson, Texas City, Texas Wesley Jordan, Alpine, Texas Charlie Kappelman, Del Rio, Texas Bill Keene, Texon, Texas Pollye Kelly, Wink, Texas Betty Keeffer, Alpine, Texas Eugene Kent, San Angelo, Texas Lucille Kempen, Alpine, Texas Keesey Kimball, Alpine, Texas V. W. King, Alpine Texas Rena Fae Knight, Ft. Stockton, Texas Joe Lane, Alpine, Texas Charles Larrimore, Mason, Texas Sam Lattimore, Lamesa, Texas Joe Lee, Colorado City, Texas Billie Lindsay, Stanton, Texas Willie Longlois, Goldsmith, Texas Robert Lopez, Fabens, Texas Ann Lotspeich, Fort Worth, Texas Ann Martin, Del Rio, Texas Bruce Martin, Alpine, Texas Carrol Martin, Kermit, Texas Jimmy Marshall, Odessa, Texas Bill Massey, Mertzon, Texas Bob Mathis, Crane, Texas Mary Miller, Utopia, Texas Geraldine Mills, Alpine, Texas Billie Jo Moore, Pecos, Texas Fae Morrison, Alpine, Texas Davis Murr, Junction, Texas Henry McQueen, Lamesa, Texas Bobby McQue, Sanderson, Texas Laurie Newell, Alpine, Texas • Thomas Newman, Santa Anna, Texas Delpha Nieto, Presidio, Texas Eddie R. Norris, Kermit, Texas Lewis Norris, Kermit, Texas Henry Novak, Brooklyn, New York Pablo Ochoa, Sanderson, Texas Bob Otto, Pecos, Texas Wanda Owens, Sheffield, Texas Lynton Palmero, Pleasantno, Texas Elaine Parker, Alpine, Texas Marion Parker, Kermit, Texas Ann Patton, Carlsbad, New Mexico An n Pelham, Lamesa, Texas William Pennington, Wheeler, Texas Jack Petty, Del Rio , Texas Jo Piper, Burnet, Texas Larry Piper, Burnet, Texas Harold Pitts, Sadler, Texas Bobby Pope, Alpine, Texas Bob Preston, Midland, Texas William Joe Priebe, Wink, Texas Berl Procter, Sulphur Springs, Arkansas Esperanza Rede, Marfa, Texas Majella Rogers, Alpine, Texas Betty Ann Ross, Comstock, Texas Lavena Robertson, Midland, Texas Ted Z. Sanchez, Alpine, Texas Billy Saxon, McAllen, Texas Rufus Schofield, Kermit, Texas Dale Scott, Clyde, Texas Charlotte Service, Moorestown, New Jersey Sara Sheppard, Robert Lee, Texas Arno Schraeder, Jourdanton, Texas Jerry Sirman, Beaumont, Texas Bob Slavin, Cleveland, Ohio James Smith, McCamey, Texas Jean Sproul, Eldorado, Texas Allen Standlee, Teague, Texas Martha Standlee , Novis, Texas Bill Stewart, Junction, Texas Clydean Stiff, Alpine, Texas William Stroman , Eagle Pass, Texas Harold Surratt, Sanderson, Texas Gene Sweet, Amarillo, Texas E. K. Taylor, Eagle Pass, Texas Gilbert Teagarden, Odessa, Texas Adam Terrazas, Ft. Stockton, Texas Nick Thee, Alpine, Texas Stella Thomas, Sierra Blanca, Texas Sue Topp, Gordon, Arkansas Charles Turner, Texas City, Texas James Tyler, Pecos, Texas Duane Van Fossan, Alpine, Texas James Waddell, Kermit, Texas Jean Wagner, Galveston, Texas Everett Waldrum, Westlake, Louisiana John Waldrum, Westlake, Louisiana David Walker, Alpine, Texas Raymond Walston, Menard, Texas Jack Ward, Juno, Texas George Warfield, McCamey, Texas Bobby Watson, Corpus Christi, Texas Rufus Webb, Seymour, Texas Randall Wells, Pecos, Texas Tony Willeke, Alpine, Texas Johnny Williams, Kermit, Texas James Williams, McCamey, Texas Thurman White, Big Lake, Texas William Wolf, Aransas Pass, Texas Sue Wright, Eastland, Texas Dr. and Mrs. Hawkins, J. C. Lewis, and faculty greet old and new students at the student reception. 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David White ■ The King and Queen Introducing the Royal Court mt Mary Elsie Fuller R. L. Ahrens Early arrivals Wide-eyed students observe their favorites. a belle atvret nce Hall enr out eto the d a , nee THE BRAND DANCE WHO’S WHO Wk o’s Who Hipolita Valenzuela, usually called “Pola,” is known by many for her all around ability, plus a personality to be remembered. Alberto Rede, or just “Beto,” has carried his own spot in Sul Ross basketball history, but has winning ways off the field as well as on. Betty Jane Maxwell, an artist who know the art of friendship, is capable, and is one of the most popular girls in the Senior Class. Ann Gibson, an unusual scholar with an unusual sense of humor, and secretary of almost every organization, deserves all the praise received from both faculty and students. J. C. Lewis, our student association president, has been adept not only on the gridiron but in being an efficient leader in student affairs. Marie Dowdy, known about the campus for her friendliness, is willing and able to perform any task asked of her. James Washburn, a person with the quick smile and good conversation, is a man of scholarship. Dora Hagelstein, an editor with a knack for making friends and keeping them, will be remembered for her outstanding literary achievement. Thomas Barrow, or “Tommy’ to other good sportsmen, has left his standards on the field for Lobos who will follow him. Jess Ward, prominent about the campus as well as in his studies, is expected to be equally successful in his chosen field of business. James Rogers, an active man with an active mind, has been and will be a good leader for any organization. • .Mmi ti iUJ 4 iM| 4fc$£ m |r BPi ' -?W f tff f §$ 08 � wr . • • jrit • • ■ ' At � ■ ,«pImp K %i i V 2 iSJaasg Z. 5 f ' frs v « ,. PBmac s.i. 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TAYLOR Warming up at the New Mexico A M game. The Lobos are ready for the Greyhounds. JAMES TIDWELL 09k 40 V ' � -. ?« £ x « . ■ . • • ' .4 , , 9 ‘ ' 7 ' - - % r 4 v.if 4 h ' - ; k . .; ?f r v ; .. 1 ' « .- ■-- r ■ ' • s ' -iJ r “ • 44 . ' -gL - feP® An example of that Lobo line. E Pluribus Unum CLARENCE HOLMAN lex Some more of that spirit shown in the game with Dallas Naval Air Station. BOBBY MATHIS GENE SWEET BOBBY HIDGON The Lobos crowned as their queen attractive “Micki” Fuller. George Webb has the privilege of being the queen’s escort. “WILLIE” LONGLOIS GEORGE WEBB mickey McDonald Night life during football season I • ' V , •ft TiS A tense moment during the Sul Ross, New Mexico game. Berry Mansell John Robert Prude L. D. McLeroy Herbert Smith The basketball team in action Johnny throws a fast one while the referee looks impressed. Reaching for it. . 00 � fa ' m4 ■ � «fc tn+ r+ ' m 0� r itv Iff i MftlM ® ’- ' X • v ♦ ►■� j x s v j r 4 It ,� -K i i� i� $-1 1 Iff f f J • 1 � ?« fiM ♦ ■ ' JL . •. • « 1 ™ v sN r i • aiF a -Jk I: .-- -■iJ.- -.- j ■ . • • 7 -■ Ifih . ‘ r.y A f ' .ft V , j I ;.V’fe. ’ - l‘U ; i l i ” + t . ■ clH r ” ! TV it j£ational Scholarship Society Texas Chi Chapter PRESIDENT CHARLES LARR MORE ETHERIDGE FIRST VICE PRESIDENT JAMES E ROGERS SECOND VICE PRESIDENT LUCILLE SCHOLEF ELP RECORDING SECRETARY DOROTHY BUHL ER CRAWFORD CORRESPONDING SECRETARY CARL W. SHULTS JR. TREASURER MABEL MARIE DOWDY SPONSOR STATHER ELLIOT THOMAS HELEN A. BIGELOW DOROTHY COTTEN DAUGHERTY IRENE DAVIS JUNE EARLEEN FALLIS MARGARET ANNE GIBSON DORA F HAGELSTEIN GARLAND WESLEY HAYHURST GILMER B. JOHNSON, JR. BETTY JANE MAXWELL HOMER EUGENE MEDLIN JEAN STEPHENSON HIPOLITA VALENZUELA A C H E M S President _ Vice-President Treasurer _ Secretary _ Dorothy Chapman Members Mart Kay Merriwether Jeen Dunnam Marie Dowdy Anne Gibson Novis Arning Zona Hinson Jamie Bilbo Jean Bierschwale Dorothy Chapman Bee Jay Maxwell Bessie Orson Jean Stephenson Pola Valenzuela Norma Jean Wheeler Betty Bouchette Martha Smith Dora Hagelstein Mary Mills ' Nilla Martin Dorothy Daugherty Bonnie Newell Jo ' Kelly Oates Dorothy Crawford Helen Fielder Alta Bell Bilbo Frances Newsom Mary E. Bishop Jo Anderson Billie Rae Bilbo Virginia Brown Betty Jo Crawford Irene O avis Janie Rogers June Joyce Frances Ruckman Harriett Walker Yvonne Emfinger Mary E ie Fuller Billie Bierschwale Clara May Bogel June Barbee Mary Lou Brown Sue Wright Beth Lindsay Robbye Owen Esperanza Rede HOME ECONOMICS CLUB “To better prepare girls taking college home economics for careers, both as homemakers and in the professional world.” Jimmie Morgan, Sponsor OFFICERS President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ _ Jane Lester — Sue Wright Betty Pickering Maxine Acton MEMBERS Dorothy Goodrum Sarah Shepherd Betty Jane McMillan Betty Hodges Lola Daniels Billie R. Bilbo Jeanne Morgette Ann Thomas Rose Ann Smith Marion Chambers Dorothy Chapman THETA GAMMA Wesley Hay hurst — President Pat Turner — Vice-President June Joyce — Secretary-Treasurer Vonnie Oherling Charlie Tubbs John Carrico Billie Rae Bilbo Anne Gibson Martha Shelby Virginia Link Wanda Owens Dorothy Crawford John Williams Richard Callaway Joe Lee Betty Pickering Bonnie Johnston Mozelle Mills Bonnie Newell Janice Rogers Dorothy Jean Crawford Bill Scholefield Jerry Mills Lucille Scholefield Elaine Parker Larry Etheridge Clara May Bogel Avis Johnson George Kelver Sue Topp Glenn Davis Doris Samson Mary Lou Jones Charlotte Tolliver Ann Novak Carroll Click Henry Novak Miss Britt and other “pioneers” have an open-air dance % A formal indoor stomp Dora and Micki saddle up — under masculine supervision l -fa A? %m a PIONEER CLUB Sponsor — Lutie Britt OFFICERS President _ Bill Kennedy Vice-President _ Loma Heilig Secretary jLt Treasurer _ Dora Hagelstein MEMBERS Richard Callaway Bill Bishop C. E. Brandon Evonne Emfinger Oliver Horace Oliver Jr. Lowell Gulley Billie Goodrum Shelton Marie Dowdy Carl Shults Jr. Dee David White Virginia Brown Lois Burleson Novis Arning Frances Daughhette Mary Elsie Fuller George Webb Gene Shelton Mr. 6- Mrs. Seldon Robinson Mr. ir Mrs. Paul E. Pierce Georgia G. Winn George Kelver Ida Faye Hamilton Stanley Turner Pat Turner Betty Jane Maxwell Joe Hayter, Jr. Harold Amos Eloise Amos James Cherry John Robert Prude R. L. Ahrens Betty Bouchette Charles H. Kappelman Jo Anderson Dorothy Chapman SIGMA RHO CHI Sponsor - Lillian Turney President _ Dorothy Chapman Secretary ir Treasurer _ Norma Jean Wheeler MEMBERS Bonnie Ray Allen Billy Jo Anderson Novis Arning Sara Armstrong June Barbee Rosemary Beck Mildred Benson Ramona Benson Marilyn Baker Billie Bierchwale Billie Rae Billbo Helen Bigelow Norma Boverine Lee Brown Mary Lou Brown Virginia Brown Betty Bouchette Anna Lois Bradford Jerry Casey Dorothy Chapman Rubtje Cocke Betty Rae Culp Charlotte Carter Lola Daniels Frances Daughhettee Irene Davis Marie Dowdy Jean Dunnam Billie Sue Edwards Iris Ellis Evonne Emfinger Oliver June Everidge Ruth Fox Mickie Fuller Dorothy Goodrum Arrena Gould Betsy Grant Dora Hagelstein Diana Hampton Jane Hendricks May dell Herring Zona Hinson Betty J. Hodges Mary Low Halloway Betty J. Holder Clydena Hull Shirley Hunsaker Sharyn Jackson Bonnye Johnston Margie Fae Johnson Mary Lou Jones Lucy Kelly Pollye Kelly Amy Kingston Rena Faye Knight Jean Krener Rosalie Lemmons Jane Lester Lillian Lindley Beth Lindsay Billy Lindsay Anne Lotspiech Ellen Lewis Ann Martin Nilla Martin Betty J. Maxwell Mary Mills Pat Moore Janie Morgette Peggy Mimms Delfa Niets Wanda Owens Ann Pelham Doris Sampson Billie Saxon Charlotte Service Martha Shelby Geraldine Sir man Sara Sheppard Martha Smith Jeanne Starnes Jean Sproul Doris Traylor Dorothy Sue Topp Lucille Uuderwood Joyce Rascol Betsy Ross Janie Rogers Fran Ruckman Jean Wagner Bobbie Watson Norma Wheeler Dorothy Sue Wright Z ETA TAU ZETA OFFICERS President _ Lois Burleson Vice-President _ Mozelle Mills Secretary _ Verna George Treasurer _ June Joyce MEMBERS Eula Jo Henderson Betty Jean McMillan Marion Chambers Beatrice Gonzales Stella Ruth Thomas Dorothy Jean Crawford Betty Jo Crawford Mozelle Mills Jean Burling Peggy Featherstone Laurie Newell Gwendolyn Buchholz Elaine Parker Clydean Stiff Clara May Bogel Verna George Jerry Mills Lucille Kempen Veit a Speer Ann Gibson Betty Pickering Harriet Walker Dorothy Teague Rose Anna Smith Mary Ellen Chandler June Joyce Lois Burleson INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS RELATIONS BOARD OF DIRECTORS William A. Speary Jess Ward V ice-President Vice-President D. R. Neighbor President Woodrow Gavenda Vice-President Dorothy Daugherty Secretary Daniel A. Edwards Vice-President Carl Shults Elvia Speer Carrol Click Henry Bertrand THE SUL ROSS INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS RELATIONS received a charter under the laws of the State of Texas to run for a period of fifty years. Purpose: To support a stump, business administration department and to assist in the education of all Busi¬ ness Administration students at Sul Ross. To develop a close relationship with small business, and to maintain a research program in the field. To assist in securing job placement for members of the, institute. 7 o keep a close contact with ex-business students of Sid Ross State College. CHARTER MEMBERS OF INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS RELATIONS Arce, Hector Amos, Eloise Bertrand, Henry, Jr. Bilbo, Alta Bell Boatman, Elbert Dr Britt, Paul Burling, Audrey Jean Barnes, J. Q. Jr. Boverie, Norma King Click, Carrol Connor, Prudie, Mrs. Cage, James C. Jr. Coplen, Joe W. Cocke, Ruby Nelle Chumbley, Herman Crowley, Jim Daugherty, Dorothy Dodd, Bill Davis, Richard L. Davis, O. L. Dales, James B. Davis, Laveme Davis, Rollin L. Dunkin, H. C. Jr. Desparois, J. A. Diverbliss, Charles Edwards, Aubrey Ellis, Iris Lee Ferguson, Eva Jeanne Fielder, W. B. Gavenda, Woodrow Garza, Jose Graham, Keith George, Verna May Gutierrez, Albian P. Holcombe, Winston Henderson, Eula Jo Howard, W. E. Hampton, Diana Haynes, Kenneth Hay, Ray Marvin Kerby, J. L. Kappelman, Charles Kemp, James Kenner, Betty Jane Knopp, Anthony Lemmons, Rosalie Lindley, Lillian Lindsay, Evelyn Lewis, J. C. Mills, Mozell Mills, Jerry Mills, George McQuien, Henry L. Norman, Leeman, Jr. Neighbors, D. R. Nichols, Harold Nelson, Kay L. Oliver, Horace, Jr. Oliver, Mary Ellen Pappy, Walter Planche, A. O. Rede, Esperanza Robinson, Seldon Reeves, James V. Robertson, Ralph F. Scholefield, Bill Scholefield, Lucy Mrs. Shults, Carl Speer, Elvia Stovall, Jack Sproul, Jean Speary, William A. Smith, James E. Sotello, John Shirley, T. M. Smith, June Sandlin, Fern Taylor, E. K. Teague, Dorothy Tidwell, Joyce M. Ward, J. P. White, Alton Wheeler, Norma Jean Waddell, J. M. Woodruff, Wilma Wagner, Jean Whiteside, John Richard INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB C. B. Casey Sponsor Secretary Helen Bigelow _ Carl Shults Myrril McBride MEMBERS Frances Wall Martha Shelton Janie Rogers Dora Hagelstein Marie Dowdy James Rogers Billy Jack Lambeth WOMAN ' S SPORTS ASSOCIATION President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ Representative Officers - Joyce Rasco - Jean Krenek - Mary Lou Brown - Irene Davis - Novis Arning Members Mary Ellen Gard Maxirte Acton Novis Arning Irene Davis Arrena Gould Ruth Fox Lee Brown Clara May Bogel Lillian Lindley Mary Miller Wanda Owens Jean Krenek Vonnie Oberling Joyce Rasco Mary Lou Brown KAPPA DELTA PI Officers President _ James F. Rogers Vice-President _ Dorothy Chapman Secretary _ Dorothy Daugherty Treasurer _ Alta Bell Bilbo Counsellor _ Dr. T. H. Etheridge KAPPA DELTA PI An Honor Society in Education Members Crawford, Dorothy Buhler Burleson, Lois Hagelstein, Dora Valenzuela, Hipolita Bigelow, Helen Oliver, Yvonne Emfinger Ward, J. P. Davis, Irene Hayhurst, Wesley Scliolefield, Lucille Hawkins, Dr. R. M. Morelock, Dr. H. Owen, Robbye Collins, Betty Jo Brown, Edith Engle Etheridge, Cathryn Jo . Speer, Dr. J. B. Holman, Clarence L. Etheridge, Larry Dowdy, Marie Bierschwale, Jean Lewis Alderson, Joseph Foster, Dr. A. N. W . Honorary THE SKYLINE Editor Dora Hagelstein Business Manager Jane Hendricks Sponsors Freda Powell, James Kemp Sports Ray Evans, Novis Arning Reporters: Jean Dunnam, Jamie Bilbo, Bee Jay Maxwell, Rosemary Beck, Charles Broughton, Evelyn Click, Henry Robertson, Henry Novak, Lola Daniell. PRESS CLUB President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Myrrl McBride - Henry Novak — Lois Burleson MEMBERS Charles Turner Jamie Bilbo Henry Bertrand Myra Hanszen Lola Daniels Jane Hendricks Fredda Powell Dora Hagelstein Pola Valenzuela Betty Jane Maxwell Alma Littrell Vernon Vasbinder James Crowley Bill Turner D1RECTORAS Stather Elliott Thomas Alice Elizabeth Cowan LOS TERTULIAMOS OFICIALES Presidente: Hipolita Valenzuela Vice-presidente: Helen Bigelow Secretario: Pablo A. Perez Novis Arning Irving L. Bates Jean Lewis Bierschwale James E. Bruce Emitio Cavazos W. D. Cole Federico Cortazar y Terrazas Morgan A. Cox Dorothy Jean Crawford Marciano Diaz Marie Dowdy Pedro A. Gallego Loma Heilig William Howze Tesorera: Clara May Bogel Reporters: Esperanza F. de Rede Alguacil: Alberto L. Rede Lucille Kempen Gonzale Laferelle Myrrl McBride Patricia Moore Delfa Nieto Pablo Ochoa Nickie Pierce Ralph Robertson Teodore Sanchez Robert Shaw Kenneth D. Shelley Barney W. Teague William J. Wolf MIEMBROS WESLEY CLUB Sponsors - Student Worker First Methodist Church _ Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Casey _ John Robert Prude Officers President ___-_ Lillian Lindley Vice-President _ Mary Mills Secretary-Treasurer _ Novis Arning Song Leader _ Martha Shelby Pianist _ __ Eddie Pat Mtxon Worship Chairman _ Francis Wall Assistant Worship Chairman - Rose Anna Smith Recreation Chairman _ Bonnie Faye Johnston Community Service Chairman -- Maxine Acton Missions and World Friendship Chairman --- Elvia Speer Members Maxine Acton Novis Arning Alta Bell Bilbo Jamie Bilbo Billie Rae Bilbo Mike Boatright Ruby Nell Cocke Lola Daniel John Freyburger Benny Farmer Harry Garrison Wesley Hay hurst Charles Harris Horace Harris Lester Hood Bonnie Faye Johnston Lucy Kelly Lillian Lindley Jack McClain Louise McCollough Mary Mills Eddie Pat Mixon Joel Mixon Janie Morgette Lindy Palmero Janie Rogers Arno Schrader Martha Shelby Carl W. Shalts, Jr. Rose Anna Smith Elvia Speer Mac Stuart David Walker Francis Wall Members A. J. Bierschwale A. J. Bierschwale Maxine Acton R. L. Aherns Charles W. Bell Joe B. Berkstresser Billie Bierschwale Jamie Bilbo Lewis Bilbo Billy Joe .Bishop David Gaston Bishop Mike Boatwright Vernon Boysen Joe H. Bridge George Edward Brown George William Brown Harry Brown Edward Lee Bynum Marian Chambers Mary Ellen Chandler Virgia Opal Childress Francis M. Churchill Clifford Clark Ross H. Couey Clinton Davis Lee Farris Douglas Fernandes Mary Ellen Gard Joe M. Gardner Orville L. Harris Joe H. Hayter Jane Hendricks Lavoy Glen Hinkle Lawrence Huddle Shirley Hunsaker Charles Johnson Keesey Kimball William Kennedy William Barrett Lewis B. Lindsay Wyatt Lipscomb George Mills Andrew Jackson McClain Elmer Alonzo McMillan G. E. McNeely William Harvey Nessmith Thomas C. Newman Eddie K. Norris Bessie Orson Clemence Pittman Walter Boyd Preston Berl George Proctor John Robert Prude Sarah Lou Sheppard Richard T. Stacy Bill Stewart E. Tickle Stanley Turner D. David White Tony Joe Willeke John Frank Woodward George Webb I. Q. Young Robert Hayter THE WINNERS Francis Churchill Stanley Boatwright Raymond Roy Walston Joe Gardner Lillian Lindley Henry Novak Robbye Owen Beto Rede Lucille Scholefield Tommy Barrow Virginia Brown Betty Rae Culp Mildred Dales James Dales Irene Davis Ann Gibson Horace Harris Clarence Holman Lester Hood Martha Shelby Harry Taylor Jean Wagner George Wagnon Jesse Ward FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsor ... President _ First Vice-President ... Second Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer _ Librarian _ Historian _ Parliamentarian _ -Alma Littrell Lucille Scholefield _ Beto Rede _Henry Novak _ Lillian Lindley _ Irene Davis _ Ann Gibson Clarence Holman SCIENCE CLUB Officers Gilmer Johnson Jr. President Calvin Richmond Vice-president Lee Anderson Secretary-treasurer Sponsors Dr. Wallace E. Duncan Dr. Barton H. Wamock Dr. Leon Hinckley W. T. Anthony Steve Baird George Brown Lee Bynum Virgie Childress Willard Childress James Crawford Irvin Curry Jack Davis Clyde Griffith Miles Griggs Members Jesse Hall Gene Hendryx Ira Holder Wesley Jordon Lamar Kay M. J. Keefer V. W. King F. A. Kolodzie C. W. Larrimore Jack Magee James Merrill Alton Nations Yvonne Oberling William Pennington Jack Petty Bob Pope Reed Richmond Allen Standlee V. A. Vasbinder David Walker Harriet Walker Dale Scott Gene Sweet George W. Brown James M. Waddell Harry Taylor Henry Robertson Buck West James Cherry Kenneth Haynes Chuck Broughton Miles Chumbley Bill Keen Bobbie McCue Byron Southard Jack Ireton Joel Mixon Eddie Pat Mixon Harry Garrison Scotty Risner Kay Nelson Norris Nelson Charles Tubb Miller Ekas James C. Cage , Jr . Gilbert Teagarden Douglas Fernandes Amilo Cavazos Edward Sanchez Richard Callaway John R. Prude George Webb R. L. Ahrens Horace Oliver D. David White Joe Robertson Ralph Robertson Bill Kennedy Bill Galloway Wesley Hayhurst Jesse Stephens Pablo Ochoa Paul Perez John Cowser Bennie Farmer Hardy Willes Douglas Smith Marciano Diaz Fred Cortazar u o Johnny Williams R. Hay ter Mozelle Medders Dan Blanke Lewis Davis Ralph Watson Louis Norris Glenn Beard Rufus Scofield E. K. Morris Tyrone Davis Carrol Martin James Humphries O. W. Longlois J. L. Dodd J. C. Waldrum Walter Moore William J. Priebe Joe Hayter E. K. Taylor Bob Mathis Charlie Kappleman D. M. Norton Arthur Flores W. L. Padgett Durton Reddin F. C. Rawlings Harrison Todd Burrough Henderson Thomas Connor P. Britt H. Pitts J. Ward H. C. Duncan Frank Demere Harry Brown Clyde Griffith Vernon Boy sen Berl G. Proctor Louis E. Jenkins Clyde E. Jenkin Ross Couey David Sunderman Bob Dozier Lloyd Hanna Clarence Patton Harry Crenshaw Ledie Lloyd Robert Highsmith William Stroman David Duke Raymond R. Walston Therman White Gordon Stewart Bill Ellis Garland C. Davis Henry Nessmith James M err ell Louis E. Ridgely Howell Johnson Wyatt Lipscomb Eugene Kent Bill Massey Bill H. Keene Davis Murr Jose Garza L. Q. Young Robert Shaw Charles Hall Joe Gardner Gregory McNew J. B. Harvard R. L. Lester M. D. Cook R. L. Otto John Freyberger Jack McClain Neil Patterson Charles Larrimore Ed McAnally James Tyler Ray M. Hay Richard Hitzfeldt Rex Hester Donald Dodson Major Rochelle Charles Bradford Bill Cole J. E. Short Kenneth Connell Robert Davidson Billy J. Moore Robert Oates Charles Hopson Riley Estabrook Bill Howard Thomas Newman Eldred Scott Jimmy Horton Johnuy Hurley Otus Roberts Saturnino Terrazas Bill Williams J. M. Harrell H. L. Surrett Monte Goode James Crowley Charles Turner Henry Bertrand Mike Boatwright Lester Hood Vernon Vasbinder Robert W. Slavin William M. Dodd Berry Mansell W. Holcomb Marian Jackson Rodney Studer THE VETERANS’ ORGANIZATION Officers President --- Carroll Click Vice-President - Henry Novak Secretary-Treasurer - Martha Shelby MEMBERS Ace Amos Oliver Bierschwale Donald Boyer Richard Callaway Clifford B. Casey Kenneth Connell Ervin Curry Clint Davis Marie Dowdy Bob Hay Lester Hood Gene Johnson Connie Morrison W. E. Plunkett Robert Preston Lloyd Riegel Gene Sweet Seldon Robinson Harry Taylor Charles Turner James Waddel G. M. Wagnon, Jr. Henry Bertrand Henry Novak Dale Scott George Webb Stanley Boatright Alan D. Stanley Carroll Click James Cherry Jack Ireton Bob McCue Bill Keene Joel Mixon James Q. Barnes Robert Shaw Davis Murr Harry Crenshaw Joe Bridge J. C. Lewis Billy Bell Joe Lee Vernon Vasbinder Berl Proctor Norris Nelson NEWMAN CLUB Officers President _ Helen Bigelow Vice-President _ Jean Krenek Secretary _ Jean Wagner Treasurer _ George Brown Chaplain _ Father Francis Juaniz Sponsors _ Anna D. Linn Daniel Pollock John L. Carrico Members Jean Burling Jean Wagner Jean Krenek Helen Bigelow George Brown Mae Hudson Father Francis Juaniz Richard Hitzfeldt Lloyd Hannah Jim Crowley Adam Terrazas Fred Cortazar Pablo Ochoa Steve Baird Pete Gallego Laura Newell Rose Mary Back Delfa Nieto ARTS AND CRAFTS Mary Mills _ President Members W. V. Anthony Billie Bierchwale Gwendolyn Buchholt Leatrice Brown Morgan Cox Bennie Farmer Ruth Fox John Freyburger Walton Gardner Tommy Grantham Clydene Hull Mary Lou Jones Amy Kingston Ellen Lewis Mary Miller Laurie Newell Charlotte Service Rose Smith June Everidge Betty McMillan Gregory McNew Clyde Griffith Sponsors THE BRAND STAFF Alma Littrell James Kemp Zona Hinson.Editor Larry Etheridge.Assistant Editor Henry (Bert) Bertrand . . . Business Manager Ann Novak.Assistant Business Manager Jean Dunnam.Copy Editor Jo Anderson.Club Editor Max Corrie .Art Editor Gregory McNew.Assistant Art Editor Assistants.Don Boyer Berl Procter Myrna Osburn MASK AND SLIPPER President Beto Rede Vice-President Larry Etheridge Secretary Pola Valenzuela Sponsor Annie Kate Ferguson A Steve Baird Marilyn Baker Henry Bertrand Betty Bouchette Bill Dodd Dean Etheridge Anne Gibson Diana Hampton Bill Massey Bonnie Newell Larie Newell Jo Oates Vonnie Oberling Robbye Owen Bill Riggs Ralph Robertson Esperanza Rede Bill Scholefield Richard Slight Harry Taylor Pola Valenzuela Mary Jane Weaver Jean Stephenson ALPHA PSI OMEGA Gamma Iota Cast DIRECTOR BUSINESS MANAGER STAGE MANAGER FACULTY DIRECTOR Bonnie Newell Dean Etheridge Anne Gibson Annie Kate Ferguson MEMBERS Charles Larimore Etheridge Ella D. Kountz Robbye Owen Alberto Rede Richard Slight Jean Stephenson Hipolita Valenzuela I f THE SUL ROSS STUDENT ASSOCIATION ELECTION Consolidated Party J. C. Lewis, President Jean Dunnam, Vice-president Virginia Brown, Secretary Progressive Party Dean Etheridge, President Beto Rede, Vice-president Ann Gibson, Secretary Party platforms Campaign speeches Party rallies Bands playing Slogans flying 1. President Lewis speaks 2. Party huddle for unity 3. Progressives progress 4. Consolidated supporters 5. Our band 6. From here on you can guess — every candidate for himself! i I « ji i ir - 4 H: „ , . ru i� tfett M§ tfcBMO 11 Wfc� 1 “ • ¥ ' - m , ■-• - ■ rn « ,- |r%4 • t : i 1 1 4 ► ■t t •; N r t w f 4 t , ' 5 KZH fes w nir-i H ' t i i£%f- jiM alfu yiV i .tf r-i; •r? v irt HimNtrliL-n:: 7 ' « -ff ' • « ! ' tv i ' - r TSsf TPV. ; --’ ' f .‘ ' ?u-4V-i y lkiV � . j W V.r .. , •- w ♦ i’ - rr ,fc % ir - • . ‘A . • •■ £ j ft � i 3 , ..v Couples enjoy “j’uke-box” dancing The spacious, backyard amphitheater at Kokernot Lodge makes a quiet retreat. Bill Massey, Master of Ceremonies, tells a “tall one” between dances. “The Lodge,” operated by and for students, opens regularly Wednes day, Friday and Saturday. KOKERNOT LODGE Charlotte renders “I’m a Big Girl Now.” Pee Berry’s harmonica draws contributions — including a dollar! Ruf e and date visit while Max and Mike mug the camera. Max Lloyd and Bill Massey, the M.C., give with the wit. COLLEGE DANCES College dances have been sponsored by vari¬ ous clubs with the whole-hearted support of the faculty. The spacious gym gives ample room for even the most enthusiastic jitter¬ bugs. Mr. Carrico and his sleepy players EL PASO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA H. Arthur Brown, Conductor Sul Ross State Teachers College Presentation February 3, 1947 The Chorus STUDENT Ojinaga — south of the border Indian Lodge — scenic western resort Hat dance, a la Texas S enorita Chapman swings it TOURS Balmorhea — largest natural swimming pool Chisos Mountains — in the Big Bend National Park First Place; Senior Play Mooncalf Mugford Director — Larry Etheridge Cast Lucille Scholefield Marie Dowdy Pola Valenzuela Henry Novak Beto Rede THE ANNUAL ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST Sponsored by Mask and Slipper FRESHMAN PLAY Cast Bill Massey Harry Taylor Ralph Robertson George Kelver Diana Hampton JUNIOR PLAY NINE DAYS QUEEN Director — Robbie Owen Cast THE VALIANT Director — Bonnie Newell Anne Gibson Pat Turner Dean Etheridge Eddie Pat Mixon Alvia Wagner Bill King Charles Broughton SOPHOMORE PLAY TRIFLES ' ' Dick Slight Director Cast Steve Baird Vernon Bailey Stella Thomas Laurie Newell NINE DAYS QUEEN ' If ' W- ' Mfr S b -1 Jnh % ♦ “ ‘T- ; i f i i« - • , - r .ts v ;±?mi • ‘ ' •� • : .; .“: bb - ;P ' f ' ■ « J 1 . . - ' j . 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I guess they’re holding up the wall 9. Our “Campusology” majors. 1 . 2 . 3. 4 . 5. 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. They ' re selling hand-painted porcelain flower pots. “Legs” — at your service, boys. No, boys, you can’t take sunbaths on the roofs. Speed demon Pee Berry. Gawsh, fellows — I shot a duck! The “love-sick.” Waiting for the trolley, no doubt. Among the steadies. Feelin’ good — huh? Hey, “Foxy,” it’s snowing down south. Novis always gets a man! Just another windy picnic. Give me five minutes more. 1. Jerry — just a shade Western. 2. The usual five-minute gab session. 3. Sweet innocent you. 4. We three — but where is Mr. Speary? 5. Come go for a ride with me, Baby, ain’t nobody driving but me. 6. Pee Berry and his love. 7. Alone — but not lonely. 8. And a big time was had by all. 9. Two of a kind. 10. What a brawl. 11. Pugh serviced with a smile. 12. What is it — the twin sisters? 13. Just look at the suckers. 14. Having troubles Pugh? w. f 1. Water guns and horseplay 2. We always study this way 3. R. L. knows how to handle them 4. Relaxation for TWO fish anyway. 5. Heavy, heavy, hangs over thy head. 6. The three “baldies.” 7. Pretty decoration for anybody’s car. 8. Gruesome twosome 9. Now ain’t he cute 10. Hey, Sam! Don’t look at us that way. 11. Quit struggling, you know you love it. 12. The true West. 1. Making ends meet for old “Sully” 2. Troubles, no doubt. 3. You tell me what it is. I’ll tell you how to feed it. 4. “It’s a long way to Tipperary” and also to Alpine 5. What a place, what a pair. 6. Birds of a feather flock together 7. The snow queen. 8. High on a windy hill, how about that, J. R.? 9. Snow Bound 10. Perfect friendship 11. Having fun, fellows? 1. Hancock Hall Romeos 2. Korral kitten 3. Just Pee Berry 4. Picka-nickers 5. Who is the jack — er, donkey. 6. My merry oldsmobile 7. Keefer 8. Wheeler, no doubt 9. Got a pain, Joe? 10. Baker basks 11. Anonymous re-peat. 12. A hot model 13. To the rescue 14. On the SR hill 15. E. K. and Bob are braggin’. 16. Prude and Bilbo 17. “Lucky” Scott 18. Ojinaga lovers 19. Relax, kids. 20. Tally-ho, the fox 1. Advertising nylons, no doubt 2. “Fufu’s” vote appeal. 3. Where’s the horse? 4. Ex-pose’ by Belzy Marilyn 5. Roy Rogers runs again. 6. E. K. Relaxes. 7. Fishing or thirsty? 8. The deer lost. 9. Publicity agents again. 10. Sam and family. 11. Goal diggers. 12. Bon-fire inspector. 13. The love nest. 14. Which is Bouchette? 15. Anonymous by request. 16. Hunter’s headache. 17. Three musquiters. 18. Siesta. 19. Atlas specimen. 20. The double double-cross. w 0 5 — m at ■ . i ‘ 1. Stack and Jack — playin ' around as usual! 2. The grinnin ' idiots. „ 3. The dizzy blond, and Max ' s car. 4. Mr. Coleman and Mr. Williams know their business. 5. Always room for one more. 6. My Echo, My Shadow and Me. 7. Chapman is giving the donkey some competition. 8. Grand view is right! 9. The perfect couple. 1. Lobo Band performing at the half. 2. Bathing Beauties in December 3. Wonder where you are from, El Paso? 4. Spectators at the building of the bonfire. 5. Our “Skyline” editor takes time off for posing. 6. The Lady at the Well. 7. Girls that have to be carried piggy¬ back. 8. Building the bonfire. 9. No poker faces here. 10. Two Bills for Buddies. 11. There’s a love knot in my lariat. 12. Actor Max Lloyd. 13. The brother, Les. 14. Clem and Gertrude. 15. Painting the —SR—. 16. Bring ’em back dead, E. K. 17. It couldn’t be so serious. 18. Freshmen campaigning. 19. Ruthie. 1. Prude interests Martha, then. 2. No hits, lots of errors. 3. Lobo howlers. 4. Dick — Western Paul Bunyan. 5. At Injun Lodge — honeymoon resort. 6. My achin’ back. 7. Vonnie objects — Chapman. 8. The H. Olivers — by Easter anyway. 9. Cowboy Casey can dish it out— ask Hist, students — 10. Mrs. Robinson loves cook Lt. Robinson, betcha. 11. Atlas Tubbs — Arizona product, (signed, Dunnam) 12. Beauty, Big Boy Prude. 13. Nervous grads. 14. Still climbing. 15. 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