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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1948 volume:

% f €fg0f : . il: fS department 3, s J of Pub ’ic r.?A W : •JE3£t TV: _ w ' ‘ ,yj A Publication of Volume XXVI STAFF Editor ANNE L. NOVAK Business Manager EDDIE PAT MIXON Art Editor GEORGE PECOS CALDWELL Staff Photographers JERRY DESPAROIS BILL WESTERMAN Produced by THE STECK COMPANY Photographs by MEADOR STUDIO JOHN WHITESIDE FOREWORD Between the covers of this year’s Brand, you, the Rossonian of 1948, will find a comprehensive record of your most recent life at Sul Ross State Teacher’s College. These pages give you a pictorial view of the fun, the social activities, and the more serious phases dealing with college life at your Alma Mater. Herein are the familiar faces of your teachers and the friends with whom you associated. They make up a kaleidoscope of images that will re¬ main with you through life. Many hours of industry were given to the 1948 Brand, and out of your own daily doings, it has been our pleasure to create the fabric of this book. DEDICATION. TO THE SPIRIT OF FRIENDLINESS We dedicate this Brand to the smiling faces and warm spirit of friendliness found at Sul Ross State College. We share the senti¬ ments of the poet, Walt Whitman, who wrote - - -“O you youths. Western youths. So impatient, full of action, full of manly pride and friendship. Plain I see you Western youths, see you tramping with the foremost.” Classes Our Alma Mater A round the Campus Administration Faculty Summer Term Sports Personalities Organizations Activities Candid Camera Advertisements - ' G PLAINS OF TEXAS UN.S HIGH, - - - - “THERE’S A LAJTD WH] FLAME IN PEE GLORIOUS SUHSETS ESS SKY. - “RING, YE ALPIN1 JOYOUS SONG LLS, WITH MUSIC, “HAIL TO THEE-C THEE WE GI JL ROSS COLLEGE )LY PRAISE. IK MEMORIAM ANNIE KATE FERGUSON JOE GARDNER EUGENE HOWELL KENT THE GYMNASIUM ... for dancing and athletics ... where activity surges. 0m ;4 HANCOCK HALL . . . for men only! WAi j?4, V jf ' ■■j , ty ' - ■■ ; ■ . S % ft •. J 0 if JACKSON FIELD . . . lair of the victorious Lobo eleven. Iff ' r m • ♦ ' M WW -mwwm � ’ mpmsu KOKERNOT LODGE ... rustic retreat for college activities BOARD OF REGENTS V. A. Collins William L. Kerr President Vice-President To the Graduating Class: You have completed all requirements in the undergraduate field of Education and now you go into the graduate school or into your chosen vocation. As you go from us, our love and our interest go with you and our desire to assist you will continue throughout the years for you are now one of the Sul Ross family and will always remain a member of that family. Working with you, playing with you, and laughing with you has been a great privilege and I trust that together we have had in mind the development of our personalities so that service to humanity will be our goal. May the world be a little better because we passed this way. As you go from here, my wish for you is that life will be sweet and that suc¬ cess, happiness, and contentment may be yours. Cordially, R. M. Hawkins President THE DEAN’S MESSAGE As the dew falls on the up-turned petal of the rose and makes it glisten in the mornings sunshine, so the Brand should come as a quiet refreshing of your memory and give a bright halo to the brief, happy days in “Dear Old Sully.” As you go forth from these sacred walls to grapple with the duties and life-situations you will be called upon to meet, it is my wish that the Brand may be a love-cord to bind you to your Alma Mater, and that you ivill return “home” again and again for refreshment and inspiration. Sincerely, T. H. Etheridge Dean of the College REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE ANNA D. LINN Registrar Below: WINIFRED SLIGHT Asst. Registrar ir Assistants G. P. Smith, Director J. L. Kerbtj C. B. Casey W. E. Duncan J. D. Allen B. H. Warnock A. N. Foster T. H. Etheridge MILDRED DALES, Secretary to Dr. Smith Elmo Cornelison VETERANS ADMINISTRATION REPRESENTATIVE MARIE GARRETT FOSTER School Nurse THOMAS W. BARROW. B.S. Graduate Assistant, Industrial Education JOHN L. CARRICO. B.A. Assistant Professor, Music CLIFFORD B. CASEY. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Professor and Chairman. Social Science A. NEIL FOSTER, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Professor and Chairman, Education IDA FAY HAMILTON, B.S., M.A. Associate Professor and Chairman, Library Science WALLACE E. DUNCAN, B.A. Ph.D. Professor and Chairman, Sciences TRUMAN H. ETHERIDGE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor, Education JEROME L. KERBY, B.B.A., M.B.A. Professor and Chairman, Business Administration DANIEL J. POLLOCK, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor and Chairman, Physical Education WILLIAM P. STEDMAN. B.A.. M.M. Assistant Professor, Music STATHER ELLIOTT THOMAS, B.A., M.A. Professor and Chairman, Languages EVERETT E. TURNER, B.S. Associate Professor, Agriculture KARL E. THURSBY, B.A., M.B.A. Associate Professor, Business Administration FANNIE MAY WAGNER, B.A., M.A. Instructor, Supervisory Teacher, Education LULU COTTER WHITE, B.A., M.A. Instructor, Supervisory Teacher, Education MYRTLE WHITESIDE, B.S., M.A. Instructor, Supervisory Teacher, Education 1 The College Choir presents Gilbert and Sullivans “Trial by Jury ” The principal characters: Patricia Turner , Henry Novak , Richard Calloway , Charlie Tubbs , Gary DeShazo , Doris Sampson , Charlotte Tolliver , Mildred McCol - . lum f and Mary Lou Jones. SCENES FROM “GHOSTS,” BY IBSEN thc DADDY LONG-LEGS Anne Gibson Ralph Robertson Bonnie Newell Inez Dudley Rogers Henry Robertson Don Boyer Laurie Newell Sara Jane Armstrong Charlotte Carter George Herrmann Nora Koen Patricia Watson Tony Alvarez Gerry Saenz Alvia Wagner TEXAS INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETS AT SUL ROSS COLLEGE Left: Colorful formal dance given for T.LP.A. delegates. Below left: Press meet representatives. Below right: Henry Novak wins first prize award for Sul Ross College in “General Column division. We Swam We Ate -- We Relaxed We Fished — We Played — iTTv Freshman Class Officers: President—Dan Blocker Vice-President—John Hurley Secretary-Treasurer—Anne Mims Sponsor—Dr. L. C. Hinckley . . . and me with an eight o ' clock class ...” Bell, Billy Alpine, Texas Bell, Jack Fred Alpine, Texas Blaylock, Jerry Eldorado, Texas Bond, Tommy Ft. Stockton, Texas Borron, Don E. Imperial, Texas Borunda, Joe Ruben Alpine, Texas Bradford, Marcella Pumpville, Texas Brooks, Herschel Corpus Christi, Texas Brown, Douglass Junction, Texas Burchard, LaRue Van Horn, Texas Burdine, Hugh Ft. Stockton, Texas Shine ’em up! Caldwell, Bill Alpine, Texas Calverley, Harry Garden City, Texas Cartney, Jean Iraan, Texas Clark, Clifford Rocksprings, Texas Clark, Jean Valentine, Texas Colbath, Irene Comstock, Texas Compton, Jack Loraine, Texas Compton, Lane Shepard Loraine, Texas Cotten, Helen Andrews, Texas Cuellar, Moraima Del Rio, Texas Oops!!! Cuellar, Robert Del Rio, Texas Davidson, Ramon Artesia, New Mexico Duncan, Dolores Toy ah, Texas Dyer, James Baird, Texas Eakin, Douglas Ft. Stockton, Texas Ely, Barbara Jean Alpine, Texas Esmond, Onita Lamesa, Texas Fierro, Jimmy Alpine, Texas Frazier, Aggie Sanderson, Texas Service deluxe. Fuller, Shirley Odessa, Texas Furr, Carlton Hext, Texas Garcia, Pedro Alpine, Texas Garner, Dale Colorado City, Texas Guardia, Alfonso Del Rio, Texas Hamilton, Bill Blackwell, Texas Hankins, Birdie Jean Robstown, Texas Hardy, Margie Sweetwater, Texas Harfst, G. H. Alpine, Texas Hatchett, Jim Baird, Texas Hayes, Margaret Meryl El Campo, Texas Henderson, Roy B. Austin, Texas “So sez to Chenault . . . Hernandez, Luis Del Rio, Texas Hines, Donald M. Westbrook, Texas Hines, Ralph Colorado City, Texas Hodges, Delmon Ft. Stockton, Texas Hoskin, Carolyn San Juan, Texas Howell, Rita Kermit, Texas Huffman, Charlene Hylton, Texas Huffman, Edward Hylton, Texas Humbard, Bill Toy ah, Texas Hunter, Harper Santa Anna, Texas Jobes, Don Alpine, Texas I O i, for the life of a wife! Johnson, Carol Marfa, Texas Johnson, Christelle Alpine, Texas Jones, Faye Houston, Texas Jordan, Dorothy Helen Mason, Texas Keeter, Roxie Groom, Texas Kingston, Pat Balmorhea, Texas Kuykendall, Nancy Odessa, Texas Linam, Talmadge Loraine, Texas Lobit, Charlayne P. Houston, Texas Long, Donald B. North Hollywood, Calif. Losh, Joraye McAllen, Texas Malian, Jean Marfa, Texas She uses suds! Mendez, Arthur Del Rio, Texas Midkiff, Edith Midland, Texas Midkiff, Maydelle Midland, Texas Miller, George Marathon, Texas Miller, Wilabel Brady, Texas Mims, Anne Ft. Davis, Texas Moore, Martha E. Balmorhea, Texas Murray, Ellen Crane, Texas McCain, James A. Midland, Texas Pressing problems. McIntosh, Jack Novice, Texas McKenney, Jack Colorado City, Texas McLarty, Katherine L. Dallas, Texas McMillan, Wylie Alpine, Texas Nance, Cleveland Sonora, Texas Nickell, Bob Alpine, Texas Obets, Dixie Alice, Texas O’Dell, Jo Ysleta, Texas McDurmon, Pat Imperial, Texas McGill, Sixie Jo Alpine, Texas U !jf ♦lift Padres, Alejandro Mexico City, Mexico I Palmer, Harvey Hext, Texas “How much is your nickel bubble gum?” Paredes, Eddie Del Rio, Texas Pate, William Midland, Texas Pena, Israel McAllen, Texas Pierce, Diane Lucille Odessa, Texas Pratt, David Laredo, Texas Price, Gaylord Baird, Texas Ramos, Alvaro Alpine, Texas Reed, Dennis Austin, Texas Reeves, Richard H. Fort Stockton, Texas Richardson, Bill Kerrville, Texas Rose, Leonard Crane, Texas Sansom, Pattijean Marathon, Texas Schrader, Hugh Baird, Texas Scogin, John Wink, Texas rr 11 9 ' ' “What’s cookin’?” Scown, Ted Monahans, Texas Senter, Bill Denver City, Texas Shaffer, John W. Crane, Texas Shellenberger, Henry F. Ft. Stockton, Texas Shely, Patricia Marathon, Texas Sigala, Homero Del Rio, Texas Smith, Jacqueline Strawn, Texas Smith, Norma Dallas, Texas Spurgers, William Eldorado, Texas Strong, Mary Helen Mentone, Texas Sullivan, Jerre Coahoma, Texas Sutton, Robert Midland, Texas Tabor, LaMoyne Midland, Texas Taylor, Jane San Antonio, Texas Taylor, William Bertram, Texas Teague, Ernest Alpine, Texas Teague, Roy Kent, Texas Teasdale, Edwin Houston, Texas . . . and then he took her into his arms . . Toombs, Joe Marfa, Texas Turner, Birdie Sanderson, Texas Thames, Elbert Miles, Texas Urrabazo, Catalina Del Rio, Texas Wagner, Clayton Kermit, Texas Waldrum, Joan Laredo, Texas Walker, Catherine Alpine, Texas Walker, Susan Alpine, Texas Webb, Sue Alpine, Texas Weddle, Joe E. Blackwel l, Texas Wells, Nona Carrol Odessa, Texas Westerman, William Ft. Stockton, Texas It’s a rough life! Whitewood, Fred Harper, Texas Whitten, Hal Eldorado, Texas Sophomore Class Officers: President—Joe Hayter Vice-President—Joe Lee Secretary-Treasurer—Mary Lou Holloway Sponsor—Henry L. Bagley Odds are it’ll rain tomorrow. Allen, Ray Dallas, Texas Alvarez, Tony Ballinger, Texas Autry, Katherine Cuthbert, Texas Baker, Marilyn Junction, Texas Ballantyne, Susie Brackettville, Texa Batson, Alma Denton, Texas Batson, Naomi Denton, Texas Beights, Royce Loraine, Texr “And there I was, 20,000 feet . . . Blocker, Dan O’Donnell, Texas Boatright, Mike Winters, Texas Boehms, Hal Roswell, New Mexico Bridges, Lawrence Dallas, Texas Bridges, Melvin Alpine, Texas Bruce, J. Enoch Sanderson, Texas Burling, Jean Alpine, Texas Caraway, Cecil L. Odessa, Texas Casey, Jerrie San Marcos, Texas Cepeda, Maria Del Rio, Texas “But I tell you — you cant beat Chandler, Mary Ellen five aces!” Marathon, Texas Clopton, John A. Alpine, Texas Crawford, Dorothy Alpine, Texas Davis, Sarah Robert Lee, Texas Disch, W. R. Kermit, Texas Dodd, Billy Wink, Texas Dodson, Donald Kermit, Texas Doedyns, Ileana San Juan, Texas “Am doin ' it right?” Earp, Joe Allen Monahans, Texas Fagan, Inez Charlotte, Texas Farmer, Bennie C. Florey, Texas Freyburger, John Seminole, Texas Fricke, Elaine Austin, Texas Garza, Jose M. Villa Acuna, Mexico Gernandt, Adrian Colorado City, Texas Graham, Keith Midland, Texas Griffith, Clyde Sanderson, Texas Hall, Charles Iraan, Texas “ C’mon , have a cup!” Harris, Orville L. Haskell, Texas Henderson, Eula Jo Alpine, Texas Hester, Rex Kermit, Texas Higdon, Bobby Crane, Texas Higgins, Mary Nell Sanderson, Texas Hinkle, Lavoy Kermit, Texas Hitzfeldt, Richard D’Hanis, Texas I Man on second! Hurley, Johnny Lamesa, Texas Jenkins, Louie Alice, Texas Johnson, Charles Miers Alpine, Texas Kempen, Lucille Alpine, Texas Kingston, Amy Balmorhea, Texas Lane, Joe T. Alpine, Texas Little, Marie Pecos, Texas Lopez, Robert M. Fabens, Texas Martin, Bruce Alpine, Texas Mathis, Bob Crane, Texas “Vm gonna change my major ...” Miller, Mary Utopia, Texas Milton, Cynthia Sonora, Texas Motsch, Polly Eagle Pass, Texas McClurkin, Dian Jacksboro, Texas McLeroy, J. D. Kermit, Texas McNerlin, Billie Monahans, Texas Newell, Laurie Alpine, Texas Norris, Lewis Kermit, Texas Priebe, William J. Wink, Texas Ross, Betty Comstock, Texas Russell, Bobbie Mart, Texas Saenz, Gerardo Ballinger, Texas Sanchez, Ted G. Alpine, Texas Saxon, Billie Marie McAllen, Texas “Now if 1 can only follow that line -” Short, Leslie Bill Bandera, Texas Smith, Carroll J. Gatesville, Texas Smith, Ralph L. Normal, Illinois Smith, Rose Anna Alpine, Texas Stewart, Gordon W. Junction, Texas Stroman, Bill Eagle Pass, Texas Taylor, E. K. Eagle Pass, Texas Terrazas, Adam Fort Stockton, Texas Thomas, Stella Ruth Sierra Blanca, Texas Tounget, Armol Talpa, Texas Blanks are trumps. Van Fossan, Duane Alpine, Texas Walton, Coleman Goldthwaite, Texas Warfield, George McCamey, Texas Watson, Bobbie Corpus Christi, Texas Watson, Patricia Alpine, Texas Watts, Jim Midland, Texas White, Thurman Big Lake, Texas Whitted, J. C. Alpine, Texas Whitted, Melda Alpine, Texas Williams, James McCamey, Texas Winston, Quincy Houston, Texas They ' ve got lots of brass. Wolf, William Aransas Pass, Texas Woodward, J. Frank Alpine, Texas Junior Class Officers: President—Douglas Fernandes Vice-President—Charles Divelbiss Secretary-Treasurer—Mickey Webb Sponsor—Thomas Barrow “Y ah-ta-ta-Y ah-ta-ta —” Allen, Pat Toyah, Texas Autrey, Boye Kermit, Texas Baird, Steve S. Laredo, Texas Barnes, James Q. Hatch, New Mexico Belcher, Jack McCamey, Texas Bertrand, Henry Columbus, Mississippi T railer Brown, Leatrice Tucumcari, New Mexico Caldwell, George A. Alpine, Texas Cherry, James C. Junction, Texas Childress, W. J. Alpine, Texas Clifton, Floyd I. Clyde, Texas Cocke, Ruby Nell Seminole, Texas Conner, H. A. Imperial, Texas Cortazar, Fred Chihuahua, Mexico Daugherty, Frank Alpine, Texas Davis, Otis L. Eldorado, Texas Davis, Richard L. Eldorado, Texas Desparios, J. A. Alpine, Texas Dodd, J. L. Wink, Texas Evans, Ray Crane, Texas Fernandes, Douglas Odessa, Texas Fletcher, Jack M. Spur, Texas Flores, Arthur Eagle Pass, Texas Hammond, Edward Scott Monahans, Texas Hampton, Diana Marathon, Texas Haynes, Anna Lois Menard, Texas Haynes, Kenneth H. Eden, Texas Tar? - Howard, Faydelle Seguin, Texas Ireton, Jack Lamesa, Texas Double four no trump. Kappleman, Charles H. Del Rio, Texas Lee, E. Joe Colorado City, Texas Lotspeich, Anne Ft. Worth, Texas Mixon, Eddie P. Runge, Texas Moore, Billie Joe Pecos, Texas Moore, Jody Sonora, Texas Nelson, Noris Odessa, Texas Novak, Henry New York, New York Otto, Spot Dallas, Texas Owens, Wanda Lee Sheffield, Texas Home was never like this. Pouncey, Peggy La Verne Ft. Stockton, Texas Pugh, Charlene Brownwood, Texas Rede, Esperanza Marfa, Texas Saenz, Edward F. McAllen, Texas Scott, Dale Clyde, Texas Sheffield, Joy Abilene, Texas 0 $ Smith, Eva Ft. Hancock, Texas Southard, Byron Lamesa, Texas Standlee, Allen D. Teague, Texas Strauss, Stephan Ganado, Texas Sweet, Gene Amarillo, Texas Tinkler, Harvey Robert Lee, Texas Waldrum, Everett Alpine, Texas Waldrum, John C. Westlake, Louisiana Webb, Mary Fuller Encinal, Texas Wells, Chubby Pecos, Texas York, Chrystal Vancourt, Texas Quiet , please! White, Dee David Menard, Texas Willeke, Tony Marathon, Texas Yates, James D. Eden, Texas Yates, Mildred Benson Menard, Texas Senior Class Officers: President—George Webb Vice-President—James Reeves Secretary-Treasurer—Novis Arning Sponsor—Dr. B. H. Warnock Ahrens, Betty Alpine, Texas Who’s Who Alpha Chi, Vice-Pres. Mask Slipper, Pres. Pioneer Club Sachems International Relations Student Council, Sec. “Why, Mummy?” “Ask your father” Amos, James H. Menard, Texas Arning, Novis Taylor, T exas Football ’46 Basketball ’45 Clip Brand Pioneer Club Theta Gamma Veterans Vlub Kappa Delta Pi Class Favorits ’48 Who’s Who W.S.A. Pioneer Club Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi Sigma Rho Chi Theta Gamma Sachems Scholarship ’48 ■ Beard, Glenn Kermit, Texas Football Clip Brand Science Club Popular Boy ’47, ' 48 Bierschwale, Billie Junction, Te as Brand Queen ’48 Sachems Mask Slipper Clip Brand Beauty ’45, ’46 Sigma Rho Chi, Sec. Bilbo, Jamie Robert Lee, Texas Sage, Editor Sachems, Pres. Clip Brand Press Club Sigma Rho Chi Skyline Staff Broughton, Chuck Odessa, Texas Hancock Hall, Pres. Mask Slipper Barnyard Boys Popular Boy ’46 Brown, George Edward Alpine, Texas Newman Club Clip Brand SR Rodeo Assn. — ' mu “But it says here . Brown, Mary Lou Eola, Texas Sachems, Sec. Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi Sigma Rho Chi House Council W.S.A. Inst, of Bus. Rel. Butler, Janice Ft. Stockton, Texas Theta Gamma College Choir Inst, of Bus. Rel. Carter, Charlotte Lubbock, Texas Mask Slipper, Sec. Art Club Skyline Staff Chambers, Charles F. Alpine, Texas Cornell, Kenneth Connor, Tom Altus, Oklahoma Wink, Texas Clip Brand Veterans Club Inst, of Bus. Rel. Vice-Pres. Freshman Class Couey, Ross H. Garden City, Texas Clip Brand, Vice-Pres. Science Club S tudent Council Pioneer Club SR Rodeo Assn. “Happy birthday to you” Cox, Morgan Currie, Irvin Robert Lee, Texas Stanton, Texas Art Club Science Club Dales, Mildred N. Mercedes, Texas F.T.A. Pres. Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Chi Davis, Irene Balmorhea, Texas Sachems Alpha Chi Who’s Who Kappa Delta Pi, Vice-Pres. International Relations W.S.A. Sigma Rho Chi, Pres. F.T.A., Sec. Davis, Rollin L. Desparois, Betty P. Miles, Texas Alpine, Texas Inst, of Bus. Rel. M Divelbiss, Charles G. Imperial, Texas Inst, of Bus. Rel. Football Alpha Chi Vice-Pres. Junior Class “My, how she ' s growing! Dodd, William H. Langtry, Texas Mask and Slipper Lobo Band College Choir Delta Phi Etheridge, Dean Alpine, Texas Mask and Slipper Alpha Psi Omega Kappa Delta Pi Brand Staff , i ' jj TvsT r George, Verna Mae Alpine, Texas Zeta Tau Zeta W.S.A. Harris, Horace N. Longview, Texas Kappa Delta Pi F.T.A. Hayes, Juel El Campo, Texas Zeta Tau Zeta Home Ec. Club B.S.U. Hayhurst, G. Wesley Mayflower, Arkansas Alpha Chi, Sec. Kappa Delta Pi Theta Gamma, Sec.-Treas. Inst, of Bus. Rel. L Doll house. Herring, Maydelle Eagle Pass, Texas Inst, of Bus. Rel. W.S.A. Sachems Johnston, Bonnie Fay Kerrville, Texas Theta Gamma Wesley Club F.T.A. Sigma Rho Chi, House Council W.S.A. Kay, Lamar Alpine, Texas Clip and Brand Science Club Student Council Kilgore, John Douglas Lordsburg, New Mexico Skyline Staff Gavel Club College Choir Press Club Kolodzie, Florian A. Karnes City, Texas Science Club, Pres. Alpha Chi, Vice-Pres. Bowling Club Krenek, Betty Jean Lovelady, Texas Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi W.S.A. Newman Club International Relations F.T.A. Sigma Rho Chi Larrimore, Charles W. Mason, Texas Science Club She’s lovely , she’s engaged , she uses soap. Lindley, Lillian San Angelo, Texas F.T.A., Sec.-Treas. Inst, of Bus. Rel. Kappa Delta Pi, Sec. W.S.A. Sigma Rho Chi Wesley Club Alpha Chi Pioneer Club Lee, Jane San Angelo, Texas Senior Class, Reporter Clip and Brand Lester, Jayne San Antonio, Texas Home Ec. Club Lewis, William Barrett Ft. Stockton, Texas Mask and Slipper Clip and brand Inst, of Bus. Rel. Morrison, Connie Crews, Texas Custodian, Big Bend Museum McDaniel, Howard C. Crews, Texas Novak, Anne L. Brooklyn, New York Who’s Who Editor of Brand, ’48 Press Club Theta Gamma Kappa Delta Pi Art Club “No, this is not the morgue!” Prude, John Robert Ft. Davis, Texas Brand King ’48 Pioneer Club Who’s Who Student Council Clip and Brand SR Rodeo Assn. Wesley Foundation Worker Rasco, Joyce Andrews, Texas W.S.A. Sigma Rho Chi, Viee-Pres. Inst, of Bus. Rel. Sachems Riegel, Lloyd Alpine, Texas Alpha Chi Inst, of Bus. Rel. Riggs, William A, Fabens, Texas Alpha Psi Omega Mask and Slipper Robertson, Henry A. Del Rio, Texas Skyline Staff Mask and Slipper Press Club Creative Writers Club, ’46 Saturday night! Russell, Elmer Lee Harper, Texas Clip and Brand Pioneer Club Salgado, Trinidad Alpine, Texas Los Tertulianos Newman Club Scholefield, Lucille Harlingen, Texas F.T.A., Pres. Kappa Delta Pi, Pres. Alpha Chi, Vice-Pres. Theta Gamma Inst, of Bus. Rel. Mask and Slipper Who’s Who Scholefield, Wilfred Harry Newark, New Jersey Mask and Slipper Alpha Chi, Pres. Inst, of Bus. Rel., Vice-Pres. Skyline Staff Gavel Club Shults, Carl W. Alpine, Texas Inst, of Bus. Rel. Pioneer Club International Relations Alpha Chi Science Club Wesley Club “Hurry, or well be late 99 Slight, Richard Alpine, Texas Alpha Psi Omega Mask and Slipper Theta Gamma Press Club College Choir College Orch. Smith, Reba Mae Alpine, Texas Theta Gamma F.T.A. Turner, Patricia Big Lake, Texas Theta Gamma Pioneer Club Sextet College Choir Los Tertulianos Turner, Price Stanley Big Lake, Texas Pioneer Club Clip and Brand Theta Gamma Tubbs, Charlie Tucson, Arizona Delta Phi, Pres. ’46 Theta Gamma Track Basketball, ’46 Webb, George Ft. Stockton, Texas Pres., Senior Class T-Club Pioneer Club Clip and Brand Veterans Club Kappa Delta Pi Who’s Who Popular Boy ’47, ’48 Webb, Ruth Blair Uvalde, Texas W.S.A., Pres. Science Club Theta Gamma Sigma Rho Chi Co-op central heating system. Graduate Class President—Harold Whitley Vice-President—George Webb Secretary-Treasurer—Onita Ttimer Sponsor—Dr. G. P. Smith V Hoors Jrreor ' ) (Mow ON Officers: Carrico, John Alpine, Texas Carrico, Wilfred T. San Antonio, Texas Churchill, Francis M. Alpine, Texas Dales, James Brian Kilgore, Texas Grey, Vera Faye Alpine, Texas Hooper, Jeff Abilene, Texas Kay, Alta Bell Alpine, Texas Livingston, Charles Alpine, Texas Putnam, Howard L. Alpine, Texas Rede, Alberto L. Marfa, Texas Saxton, Lewis H. Post Falls, Idaho Whitley, Harold Pearsall, Texas uu ;( tu ' t ' m , J V ( ut V SUMMARY OF GRID SEASON A new phase of college life came to Sul Rffss in 1947, as the Lobos were participating in a conference for the first time since the war. After being admitted as a member to the New Mexico Conference in the first part of the year, the Lobos scheduled five conference games for the season. They proceeded to chum over all conference competition and annex the title in their first year of plav. f m % Although they were undefeated in conference games, the Scarlet and Grey were less fortunate in non-conterence play and dropped three games while winning only two. All in all, coaches Paul “Red” Pierce and Jack Perryman had a very successful season, considering the injury jinx that — followed their team from the beginning of the season to the final game. k ’W2! S WZ’d 34,1 4, ■ fjpili SS� S . .v‘ l 4l Jt ’Q ' pvi • - m • HOty Tn ' Her Did w asn’t a lj - It , ‘- ' ’L ' IT . f hasn’t all . 7 H a$ o . Cr fitr ead W„ g . a : bla c L P°«an t a I b0ard Pkyed i xi a part jn ' a 7Usf a „ . Ae flg ? Pin Sth esn , lm ' Erl as d , 9Uad and Piay s fo S ° f Pre Cec J e ° rd o fthe j e C °� ™g Wee f ' « s ' h °P ' us yoB , °” d yfou e � «. Phm � y,f«£ PASSING AND LINE PLAY One outstanding feature usually puts a ball club out as “the team to watch for,” but there were two outstanding fea¬ tures that marked the Lobos during the past grid season. From the very beginning, the locals were touted as hav¬ ing one of the outstanding lines in Texas colleges. After a couple of games, they added the passing threat for which they were feared in the remainder of the games of the year. To fully show the potency of these factors during the year, it is noteworthy to say that the yards gained from line play, and the yardage from passing, were nearly equal. With such a combination, it is no small wonder that Sul Ross was marked as “the team to watch for” by their grid foes during the 1947 season. Thrilling indeed was the performance that night. Hard blocking and tackling, thrilling plays and clean sportsmanship were the fea¬ tured activities on the gridiron as the locals lost a close 9-6 contest. It was that last min¬ ute field goal in the final period that deprived the Lobos of a tie with their favored adver- THE HOMECOMING GAME Though involved in their first conference race, the Lobos pointed throughout the year to the Homecoming game with the Texas A. I. eleven. The powerful Javelinas came to Sul Ross with an enviable undefeated record, and was boasted about as one of the strongest grid aggregations among minor colleges of the state. Hundreds of exes thronged the Sul Ross campus for the day’s fetes in their honor. That night they packed Jackson Stadium to the brim, longing for an upset by the Alma Mater. sanes. TED SCOWN DON BINGHAM OLTON POOL BOBBY HIGDON NEW MEXICO CONFER- Even though the Lobos were “newcomers” in the New Mexico Conference at the opening of the 1947 grid season, they were ranked as co-favorites with Adams State of Alamosa, Colorado, the defending champions. This early season specula¬ tion materialized throughout the year until the Lobos trounced the Coloradans by a 34-12 count on the local gridiron to virtually annex the title in their last home game. During the five games they played against conference competition, the Lobos amassed a total of 197 points while holding the opposition to a scant 27 digits. These comparative figures show that the Scarlet and Grey had a potent defense as well as an exceptional offense on the field. Only one conference team held the “champs” to a 20 point victory margin and that came in the final conference tilt played against the New Mexico Teachers at Silver City with a 22-2 final count. J. M. HARRELL GENE SWEET RALPH WHEELER DON NORTON ENCE CHAMPIONS OF 1947 Although any team performs better on the “home field, a quick glance at the past season shows that the Lobos were just as effective playing on enemy territory. During the year, they played only two of their conference games at home, having an 86-12 combined score against their conference foes. On the road, the combined defensive and offensive strategy of the Lobos was sufficient for them to gather in 111 points while holding the combined opposition to only 15 points. This clearly indicates the mental as well as physical preparation with which the Rossonians were prepared as they went through the five-game con¬ ference schedule undefeated and to be crowned champions during their first active year of conference inter-collegiate football since the close of World War II. R. L. AHRENS D. DAVID WHITE J. L. DODD MIERS JOHNSON BILL HUMBARD JOHN HURLEY BOB MATHIS mm HAL BATTLE THE ' 47 SEASON FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING Teams Won Lost Sul Ross_ 5 0 Adams State _ 4 1 E. N. M. C_ 3 2 N. M. M. I. _ 3 2 Panhandle A. M. _ 2 4 Silver City Teachers _ 1 4 Highlands _ 0 5 Pet. 1.000 .800 .600 .600 .333 .200 .000 It is too bad that the entire story of the 1947 Sul Ross Football Season is not told in the above table. Winning a Conference with the enviable record that the Lobos maintained is something to point out with pride . . . but the loss of three non-Conference tilts against strong outside competition, deflated the record for the Scarlet and Grey. Opening the season against the San Angelo Rams, the Lobos performed sluggishly while the outstanding performance by the opposition resulted in an upset loss of 18-7. It was midway in the season that the Lobos again tasted defeat, this time at Las Cruces, New Mexico, against New Mexico A. M. Holding the victors to a 14-14 tie at halftime, the locals could muster no offense in the last half and the defense was ineffective as they dropped a 27-14 contest. DALE SCOTT JOE SANCHEZ ....AND HOW IT ENDED FINAL SEASON RECORD Opponent Sul Ross Opponent San Angelo J.C. _ __ 7 18 Daniel Baker__ 27 0 Eastern New Mexico _ 46 7 Panhandle A. M. _ 52 0 New Mexico A. M._ 14 27 New Mexico Military Institute _ 43 6 Texas A. I. _ 6 9 Adams State _ _ 34 12 New Mexico Teachers __ — 22 2 Brookes Army Med. Center 26 6 In the Homecoming Game against Texas A. I., the Lobos took a moral vie- tory though they dropped a narrow 9-6 contest. The bright spots in the non¬ conference games came with a 27-0 win over Daniel Baker on Jackson Field, and a 26-6 victory over the Brookes Army Medical Center in San Antonio in the closing game of the season. The other five games were conference tilts with undefeated Lobos running roughshod over all competition. Sul Ross will maintain its high standing among the teams of the New Mexico Conference next fall, with only four lettermen lost by graduation. Under favorable conditions, the Scarlet and Grey will prove to be much stronger in the coming year with the addition of new blood to the host of returning lettermen. JACK BLANCHARD RAYMOND WALSTON JACK BELCHER TYRUS DAVIS THURMAN WHITE LEWIS NORRIS OUTSTANDING FEATS OF THE SEASON With the close of any football year every school can look back and pick out the outstanding performances during the season. Such is the case with the Sul Ross Lobos. Glenn Beard, fullback, had an average of some nine yards per try as he lugged the pigskin against the opposition during the year. This average was among the highest in the nation. Another Lobo who reached into the national collegiate competition was Otis Parks. Playing at an end position, Parks often came into the backfield to handle the kicking department. He maintained a 40.2 yard per kick over the entire ten- game schedule. Charles “Put” Brandon, quarterback, was outstanding as a field general, but his publicity came through his left arm as he completed 37 out of 76 passes for a total of 645 yards to help overcome the opposition during the year. John Waldrum, tackle, tore opposing lines to shreds placing himself among the outstanding line performers in the area. George Webb, guard, controlled most of the line play in the center of the line on both defense and offense, gaining much fame during the year. All five of these men were placed on the All-Conference team. CHARLES DIVELBISS CHUBBY WELLS S3 M H X 33 n O ' -! S3Wr«! H«W S3WZ53 OMr 0 esiee Top Left —Glenn “Red” Beard Bottom Left-Otis Parks Top Right — George W ebb Center Right-John “Puny” Waldrum Bottom Right - Eugene “Putt” Brandon « oftwfa,. nm m Betty Ross Marilyr Baker Murphy Horton - s TWIRLERS Catherine Walker Sue Webb Onita Esmond Sixie Jo McGill Pat Watson Bennie Rae Allen ♦ ♦ ♦ Lewis F. Norris Thomas Conway Bobby Mathis James Cleveland I 8 L J. M. Harrell BASKETBALL THIS SEASON Although the Sul Ross Lobos placed third in the Conference this year, they rated first with fans, visiting squads, host teams in other’schools, coaches, and hotel managers, in sportsmanship, courtesy and good all-round citizenship. Coach “Red” Pierce and President R. M. Hawkins have many letters on file commending the squad. “This season was the first for the basketeers of the Bar-SR-Bar to play in a conference since 1938,“ stated Pierce. They played 10 conference games and won six, and traveled a total of 7,200 miles to play the 26-game season schedule. Of 1. Adams State College 2. Eastern New Mexico State College 3. Sul Ross State Teachers College 4. New Mexico Highlands University 5. New Mexico State Teachers College 6. Panhandle A M 7. New Mexico Military Institute Conference Games Sul Ross Lobos 73 New Mexico Military Institute 40 Sul Ross Lobos 60 New Mexico State Teachers 45 Sul Ross Lobos 59 Adams State College 67 Sul Ross Lobos 43 Adams State College 62 Sul Ross Lobos 52 Panhandle A M 41 Sul Ross Lobos 33 Eastern New Mexico State 40 Sul Ross Lobos 69 Panhandle A M 58 Sul Ross Lobos 40 Eastern New Mexico State 58 Sul Ross Lobos 46 New Mexico Military Institute 40 Sul Ross Lobos 64 New Mexico State Teachers 62 Herbert Smith John R. Prude James Williams Joe McClure Ralph Smith Top right: Rosie’s Red Devils, Major League winners. Top left: Pinkley’s Pinkies, Minor League winners. 1 ■ Faculty Team V L V r Vj W ' £ i | A 4 iV K% fiilUe flieAAcluu-aie ivV’i i r— - B nand 2.ueen v y v f . 4 j . fjolui (loJse it P uide Poland Piny JlauiA- jjenkinl P oulaA. Ueu Muaagm flemdif Joe Jiayten. Popular Hotf lit Anm MumA % J - , j| Sc e C mn. C i ' ll _ v ;v ►• -%•� 0 yamei Jl. Amai fyaoxn-ut i iloM+wmd (l(Mf kJalitau c %(ppmmwie tyoAM ' ut i Polly Motick flo eak Jl. Gollym. tf-neihman Omta Bdmcmd fjalw B. Jtunleif AghlH A uuna Senian. cluUandlup. Qi il r Wbdi WU - AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 5SSS?=.“5i-5 r..2 � s=- ties. MARY NO VIS ARNING Novis , Senior Scholarship woman and holder of the Gantt Scholarship, whose interests encompass athletics, arts and crafts, and music, exempli¬ fies a soaring tribute to versatility. IRENE DAVIS Outstanding in Mathematics, Irene is an Alpha Chi member and Vice President of Kappa Delta Pi, hono¬ rary education society. AUBREY EDWARDS A scholarly individual who proves his efficiency with each new task he completes...a Rossonian who accepts the honor of responsibility. Rested student I Us; scholar, clpa d u «derstc conversationalist thuiker a «d a JOHN ROBERT PRUDE Outstanding in athletics, vital in campus social affairs, with a keen insight into the need for strong re¬ ligious activity among Rossonians, John Robert represents Sul Ross’s best. i-ecogni 2eri future as scholar in the R aS gent -lem on den a f Busi ness e P a tm ent a „ , Admn ntan donthe ca v ho TtTtanding qualities , ssesi e £ £lXr . ° CeUen Vtt°ough because of her ee aJ °2rf perserverance. MRS . PATRICIA TURNER A charming personality who has delighted the hearts of her audience s with the artistry of her golden voice raised in song. GEORGE WEE® f and ab le to —ready. tooV , n as a capa E ive a helping todn ' “ president of the S !e,d«. G « ,r f; iso CP«i� ids,er conference-v help g hand- DEE DAVIS WHITE President of the student council, “Pee Berry“, a fine athlete and sparkplug on the football team, has the rare quality of level headedness in emergencies, who brings calm to troubled waters with his infectious smile. mm ew J $ £ Is SiVi ' v..r- ' :.v”f ' . - y.iivTv ' .i r ■£ ■� ;!■ • : INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers First Semester: President.. Vice President. Secretary-Treasurer. . Officers Second Semester: President. Vice President. Secretary-Treasurer. . Sponsors. . . Lewis Saxton Bobbie Lambeth . Myrrl McBride .William W. Moore .Harry Garrison .Myrrl McBride Mr. Mrs. Clifford B. Casey Members: Henry Bertrand Leatrice Brown Charlotte Carter J. C. Cherry Charles Cox Irene Davis Gene Hendryx Eva Herrera Dorothy Jordan Lucy Kelly Jean Krenek Edgar Martin Harold Nichols George Peters Jean Wagner Carol Westerman ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB Officers: President.•.John Freyberger Reporter.Frances Autry Sponsor.Sarah Miltia Hill Members: Frances Autry Katherine Autry Marcella Bradford Jean Cartney Marion M. Gardner Walton A. Gardner, Jr. Diana Hampton Samuel Lester Hood Christelle Johnson Margie Fay Johnson John D. Kilgore Charlayne Lobit Mrs. Bettie McMillan Betty Jean McMillan Anne L. Novak Lorna M. Schulze Henry Shellenberger KAPPA DELTA PI Officers: President. . . . President. . . . Vice President, Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . • Reporter. . . . Sponsor. Lucille Scholefield (Resigned) .Herbert Smith .Irene Davis .Lillian Lindley .Alta Bell Kay .Wesley Hay hurst .Dr. T. H. Etheridge Members Paul A. Perez Dorothy O. Perryman Paul E. Pierce Peggy Pouncey John Robert Prude Howard L. Putnam Joyce Rasco James F. Rodgers Edward F. Saenz Wilfred H. Scholefield Dale Scott Martha Shelby Elizabeth Smith Dr. Smith June G. Smith Reba M. Smith Dr. Speer Louise Townsend Anita Turner Hipolita Valenzuela Jessie P. Ward George Webb Dr. H. V. Williams Wilma Woodruff Larry Etheridge Dr. Foster Marie Foster Marion Fuchs Mary Ellen Gard Grace Gillett Dora Hagelstein Horace N. Harris Dr. R. M. Hawkins Evangelina Herrara Frances Hill Charlyn Hunt Marvin C. Kay Margaret A. Key Betty Jean Krenek E. Joe Lee J. C. Lewis Mrs. Betty McMillan Lillian E. Mims Dr. H. W. Morelock (Honorary) Anne Novak Henry Novak Robbie Owens Cora Payne Betty Ahrens J. M. Alderson James H. Amos Novis Arning Katherine Barron Helen Bigelow Katherine Bilbo Mary Bishop John Blankenship Lydia K. Boucher Edith E. Brown Mary Lou Brown Lois Burleson Hermilio Cadena John Carrico Emilio Cavazas Francis M. Churchill Dorothy Crawford James L. Crawford James Dales Mildred Dales Dorothy Daugherty Frances Daughhetee Dean Etheridge Cathryn Etheridge Members: C. B. Berry Royce Beights Mike Boatwright Don Borron Jay Branon Chick Brooks James Brotherton Pecos Caldwell Harry Calverley Edward Chastain P. H. Coats Frank Daugherty Douglas Dean Dolores Duncan James Dyer Johnny Finegan Hank Finger Doug Fernandes Terrell Flowers Mary Ellen Gard Charlie Hall Ralph Hines Jim Hatchett Lamar Kay Talmadge Linam Ken Lockett Ben Martin Betty Meador Cecil McDaniel Harvey Nes smith Gene Newman Otis Parks David Pratt A. D. Sheppard Ray Stephenson Earnest Teague Albert Teasdale Jim Watts Dee David White Molloy Winston Frank Woodward HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers: President. Vice President. Se cr e tar y-Trea surer Sponsor.. . Margaret Mansfield Mrs. Marjorie Doris .Patty Fuller Miss Jimmie Morgan Members: Helen Cotten Onita Esmond Jean Griffith Betty Hicks Charlene Huffman Ann Lotspeich Dian McClurkin Betty McMillan Rose Anna Smith Helen Strong !i .« m €£iss $ M mMMimiwSSiM u smmsm mKKm _ WMmMm H® 8 SI sS S fePlli GAVEL CLUB Mi ■■• ,-V; ' : ' :- - ' l%Pl pi vv. ilpgii M mm fmmMma J. T. Rutherford . . . Charles Cox Henry Bertrand Freda G. Powell President. . . . Vice President, Secretary. . . . Sponsor. . . . • IPis mm sprapM John D. Kilgore Henry Robertson Bill Scholefield mmsm |Hras«:W v-- • r i; r s«J A, ' � • •. . J: -, • ' .• . A • - • : ' - : V: •’ V - • • t.VrV-.. •••■- ' ,C ' ' V. ■aiBaHBMjimiBnMi SUL ROSS INSTITUTE Members: Carroll W. Click Dera May Hill James B. Dales J. C. Cherry Miles B. Chumbley Lenoa Jones Aubrey B. Edwards J. L. Kerby R. L. Davis James Kemp Seldon Robinson J. P. Ward Garlan Green Byron Southard Karl Thursby Wesley Hayhurst Otis L. Davis Charlie Divelbiss Alton White T. L. Parchman Ted P. Forgy Donald B. Long William Lewis Jefferson M. Hooper Pattijean Sansom Patricia Shely Grace Carter William Westerman Henry Harrison Gilbert Teagarden Delmon Hodges Henry Shellenberger Frank Hord Janice Butler A. L. Rede Benjamin Garcia Joan Waldrum Ellen Murray Douglas Brown Guadalupe Gonzales Eva Gutierrez Joe Borunda Margie Hardy Aggie Frazier Clayton Wagner Neil Patterson Jo Pardoll James Tyler Stella Thomas G. D. Maddoux Marvin E. Johnson Harold Nichols W. R. Disch Bob Corkins Ira Booth Hugh D. Akin Harvey Palmer Bill Senter James A. McCain John W. Shaffer Frank C. Rawlings Richard B. Shaughness Bob Dozier Ross Blanchard William McMillan Edith Midkiff Christine Johnson Wallace Sherman Woodrow W. Gavenda H. A. Connor Fred Williams E. P. Mixon Mary Boyd D. R. Neighbor Mary Lou Brown Jim Crowley James D. Yates Mildred Yates Joyce Rasco J. A. Deparois Mary Ramos E. Scudder James Q. Barnes Wallace G. Sherman Carol Johnson Pablo Ochoa Hugh Schrader Maydelle Midkiff Jerry Sullivan Kenneth Nix Jean Burling Ben W. Brown Ileana Doedyns R. M. Hay Roy B. Henderson Birdie Turner Douglas H. Smith Pete A. Gallego Albian R. Gutierrez Ray W. Evans Mrs. E. L. Rede Sue Webb Kenneth H. Haynes Samuel Gutierrez Frances Manning Wilabel Miller Jack B. Ireton Jim Bob Benton Christelle Johnson Carlton Furr Merid Gonzales )F BUSINESS RELATIONS Board of Directors: Officers: President.James V. Reeves Vice President.Henry Bertrand Vice President in Charge of Finance.Carl W. Shults Vice President in Charge of Personnel.Lloyd Riegel Vice President in Charge of Publicity.Bill Scholefield Secretary to the Board.Jean Wagner Directors: Bobby L. McCue Kenneth Connell Wilma Woodruff Lillian Lindley Diana Hampton LOS TERTULIANOS Mesa Directiva: Presidente.Evangelina Herrera Vice President. . . .Federico Cortazar y Terrazas Secretarios...Benjamin Garcia Moraima Cuellar Tesorera.Anne Lotspeich Reporter.Peggy Pouncey Alguacil...Teodoro Sanchez Directoras.Alice Cowan Stather E. Thomas Socios: Agustina Acosta Susie Ballantyne Alma Batson Naomi Batson James Bruce Maria Cepeda Pauline Cepeda Mae Hudson Lucy Kelly Lucille Kempen Edgar Martin Ralph McBride Arturo Mendez Israel Pena Pablo Perez Gerardo Saenz Trinidad Salgado Eva Smith Patricia Turner Catalina Urrabazo Carol Westerman William J. Wolfe W$M g!§t®8 ptiS® tmkMM FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA •a ‘V,. 1 mmmm . . - : ' p ‘ 5? -v , y... y ' . •„•« ' . ' •.■ . i phr-f. • ■• � ; -1 ' --:yz WZSi . . Mildred Dales Rose Anna Smith • • . Mac Stewart .. . . . Irene Davis . Dorothy Jordan Bonnie Johnston . .Horace Harris President . . .. 1st Vice President. . 2nd Vice President. . Secretary-Treasurer Historian. Librarian. Parliamentarian. . . . r: 1 11 Lillian Lindley Inez Fagan Evangelina Herrera Polly Kelly Wilma Woodruff Joyce Schwartz Ralph Smith Frances Autry Katherine Autry Bill Pate Jean Krenek Wynell York Ruth Webb Faydelle Howard Jamie Morgette Peggy Pouncey Lester Hood Mary Lou Jones Chrystal York James Westbrook June Weyerts Mrs. M. Smith mm PIONEER CLUB President.Ace Amos Secretary. . .Frances Daughhetee Treasurer.Stan Turner Reporter.Novis Arning Members: Betty Ahrens R. L. Ahrens Frank Barton Ross Blanchard Billie Ray Bilbo Jim Cherry Ross Couey Douglas Fernandes Johnny Finegan Patty Fuller Shirley Fuller J. M. Harrell Bobby Hidgon Betty Hodges Mary Lou Holloway Lester Hood Joe Hayter Charlie Kappelman George Kelver Lillian Lindley Margaret Mansfield Bob Mathis Betty Meador Wanda Owens Otis Parks John Robert Prude Carl Schults Jerry Sirman E. K. Taylor Pat Turner Bill Wagnon George Webb Mickey Webb Sue Webb Dee David White MASK AND SLIPPER DRAMATIC SOCIETY Officers: President, .. Betty Ahrens Vice President.Jerry Saenz Secretary-Treasurer.Harry Taylor Sponsor.Freda G, Powell Members: R. L. Ahrens Bill Akin Tony Alvarez Sara Armstrong Steve Baird Marilyn Baker Tommy Bancroft Billie Bierschwale Lawrence Bridges Charlie Burdeshaw Charlotte Carter Charles Cox Joyce Dyer Onita Esmond Dean Etheridge Terrell Flowers Shirley Fuller Mary Gard Betty Hicks John House Roxie Keeter Ben Long Joraye Losh Jean Malian James Mancill Billie McNerlin T. K. 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Members: Frances Autry Katherine Autry Jamie Bilbo George Caldwell Anne Novak Henry Novak Eva Smith Catharine Walker SACHEMS Members: Novis Arning Billie Bierschwale Betty Ahrens Betty Jo Crawford Irene Davis Polly Motsch Alta Bell Kay Bonnie Newell Pat Allen Evangelina Herrera Anne Lotspeich Gail Meador Wanda Owens Joyce Rasco Betty Ann Ross Onita Esmond Mary Lou Holloway Betty Hodges Nancy Kuykendall June Smith Winnie York Officers: President . . . Vice President Secretary, . , . Treasurer . , , Sponsor. . . . Jamie Bilbo , . . Mickey Webb Mary Lou Brown Billie Rae Bilbo Kathryn Walker SCIENCE CLUB Officers: President. Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors . F. A. Kolodzie Allen Standlee . . Lucy Kelly . W. E. Duncan L. C. Hinckley B. H. Warnock Members: W. V. Anthony F. M. Churchill Irwin Currie Jesse Hall Orville Harris Gene Hendryx Richard Hitzfeldt Charles Larrimore Charles Livingston Cecil McDaniel Bob Pope U. F. Stratman Billie Turner Jack Ward Elizabeth Wells Harold Whitley Jack Williams Frank Woodward SR RODEO ASSOCIATION Officers: President • • . , Vice President Secretary . . . . Wrangler • • . • Sponsor. . Joe Lane . . Johnny Finagan • • . Betty Meador Douglas Fernandes Everett E. Turner Members: Ross Couey Hank Finger Jack Me Kenney Miers Johnson Eddie Kay Norris James Dyer Jim Hatchett Henzel Mathews Ben Martin Gaston Bishop Jack Strable Dixie Obets Hugh Schrader Helen Cotton Addie B. Holmes Birdie Turner James Leonard John Brandon Barry Boone J. C. Lockler Glen Parrott Hal Whitten Edward Chastain Don Jobes Shep Compton Dale Garner George Brown Joe Collyns Ellen Murray Aggie Frazier Roxie Keeter Gene Newman James Waddell Cheesey Chastang Ralph Hines Jay Brandon Buster Lindley Wanda Owens Mary Ellen Chandler Jim Watts Betty Hodges George Jackson Genen Connar Keesey Kimball John Larsh Pollard H. Coats Levoy Hinkle Clyde Newberry Jerry Blaylock Jack Ward Faye Clare Stapp Joe Hayter Charlie Hall Don Hines John Robert Prude Jack McIntosh Bill Stewart Ben Martin Bill Howse T CLUB OFFICERS: President: John O. Parks Football ’46, ’47 Vice-President: Dexter S. Nichols Basketball ’47, ’48 Secretary-Treasurer: Charles H. Kappelman Football ’47 Sponsor: Paul E. Pierce MEMBERS: R. L. Ahrens Football ’46, ’47 Thomas W. Barrow Football ’36 46 Frank Barton Football ’46, ’47 Hal Battle Football ’47 denn Beard Football ’46, ’47 Don Bingham Football ’47 James Cleveland Football ’47 Tyrus Davis Football ’46 Basketball ’47 Charles Divelbiss Football ’46, ’47 J. L. Dodd Football ’46 Dale Garner Football ’47 J. M. Harrell Football ’47 Basketball ’48 Joe Hayter Football ’46, ’47 Bobby Higdon Football ’46, ’47 Basketball ’48 John B. Hurley Football ’47 George Jackson Basketball ’48 Bob Mathis Football ’46, ’47 Basketball ’48 Joe A. McClure Basketball ’48 Lewis Norris Football ’47 Basketball ’47, ’48 John R. Prude Basketball ’47, ’48 Dale Scott Football ’48 Ted Scown Football ’48 Herbert Smith Basketball ’47, ’48 Ralph Smith Basketball ’48 Gene Sweet Football ’46, ’47 E. K. Taylor Football ’46, ’47 John C. Waldrum Football ’46, ’47 Raymond Walston Football ’47 George Webb Football ’46, ’47 I. R. Wells Football ’47 Dee David White Football ’46, ’47 Thurman White Football ’47 James Williams Basketball ’47, ’48 HONORARY MEMBERS: William H. Perryman Daniel J. Pollock STUDENT VETERANS ASSOCIATION Council: President Members J. T. Rutherford . . Tom Connor Rex Lester Otis Parks Frank Barton ZETA TAU ZETA O fficers: President.Dorothy Jean Crawford Vice President.Lucille Kempen Secretary.Jean Burling Treasurer.Elaine Parker Sponsor.Mrs. Paul E. Pierce Members: Janice Butler Charlotte Carter Mary Ellen Gard Jean Griffith Eula Jo Henderson Mae Hudson Christell e Johnson Sixie Jo McGill Betty Jean McMillan Linnie Jo Neal Eloise Pickering Charlene Pugh Rose Anna Smith Catherine Walker Susan Walker Bobbie Watson Pat Watson Sue Webb % • % •-• - ... } :■■■ l ' - ' mf MBtf yff f Ruth Blair Webb | Katherine Autry | . . Roxie Keeter Si ji . • • • Eva Smith j . . Diane Pierce | • • Novis Arning ; J • • • . Butie Britt g Bowling . . . , Minor Sports Tennis .... Basketball. . Hiking. Folk Dancing Tumbling . . . Tumbling . . . Volleyball. . . Beatrice Brown . . .Betty Blades Susie Ballantyne . Jerry Blaylock Maydelle Midkiff Rose Anna Smith • • • Irene Davis . . .Joyce Rasco • • • • June Smith ■ : ; W.S.A. MEMBERS Frances Autry Mary Lou Brown La Rue Bur chard Maria Cepeda Paulina Cepeda Mary Ellen Chandler Helen Cotten Arrena Gould Diana Hampton Birdie Hankins Jackie Hayter Mary Nell Higgins Betty Hodges Mary Lou Holloway Addie B. Holmes Carol Johnson Bonnie Johnston Dorothy Jordan Polly Kelly Jean Krenek Miss Alma Littrell Charlayne Lobit Edith Midkiff Anne Mims Peggy Mims Janie Morgette Dian McClurkin Pat McDurman Bow McGowen Katherine McLarty Wanda Owens Betsy Palmero Rosemary Plumbley Peggy Pouncey Bobbie Russell Pat Shely Mrs. Bennie Helen Simpson Jackie Smith Helen Strong Jerry Sullivan Mrs. C. A. Taylor Mrs. Lillian Turney Jean Wagner Carol Westerman Quincy Winston Crystal York v SIGMA RHO CHI Officers: .... Irene Davis .... Joyce Rasco Billie Bierschwale Nancy Kuykendall President . . . Vice President Secretary. . . . Treasurer . . . House Council: Senior.Novis Arning Bonnie Johnston Junior...Mary Lou Brown Anne Lotspeich Sophomore.Pat Allen Mary Lou Holloway .Roxie Keeter Freshman HANCOCK HALL Officers: Charles Broughton . . J. T. Rutherford . .Miles Chumbley . . James H. Kemp President. Vice President .... Secretary-Trea surer Sponsor.. Members: Miller Ekas John Kilgore Joe Robertson Joe Garza Dee David White Jim Cherry Benny Farmer Charlie Sparks Henry Shellenberger Lavoy Hinkle Floyd Clifton Olton Pool Douglas Fernandes John Robert Prude Edgar Martin Charlie Tubbs James Waddell James Warfield Joe Toombs Dale Scott Harold Whitley E. P. Mixon Byron Southard Jack Ireton Joel Mixon Bob Me Cue Charles Broughton Bill Denman Edward Chastain Clayton Wagner Mac Stewart Arno Schrader Frank Hord Joe Sanchez Tony Alvarez Hal Boehms Ray Pritchett Stanley Patterson Armol Toungate Clarence Smith Adam Terrazas Federico Cortozar Wesley Hayhurst Hester Hood Henry Robertson Jack Scannell J. T. Rutherford Ned Wolffe Carroll Martin THE CO-OP Officers: President.. • • J ac Belcher Vice President...J oe Hayter Secretary-Treasurer. .Tom Connor Members: Tony Alavarez Glenn Beard Royce Beights O. B. Berry Don Bingham Jack Blanchard Ross Blanchard Tommy Bond Joyce Boyd Herschel Brooks James Brotherton Ben Brown Harry Calverley John Cammack Henry Casal Joe Collyns Jack Compton Shep Compton Kenneth Connell Thomas Conway Betty Desparois Jerome Desparois Bill H. Dodd James Dyer Ben Eakin Frank Ellsworth Lawrence Feaster Carlton Furr Dale Garner Wally George Adrian Gernandt Wayne Griffin Clyde Griffith Charlie Hall Bill Hamilton Jimmie Hammond Troy Hargis J. M. Harrell Bob Harthcock Joe Hayter Roy Henderson Lester Harrington Rex Hester Bobby Higdon Don Hines Ralph Hines Richard Hitzfeldt Bill Humbard Louie Jenkins James Jernigen George Johnson Billie Joe Kappelman Charles Kappelman Charles Larrimore Rex Lester C • G • Lile s O. F. Linam Kenneth Lockett John Lubke Billie Martin Hensel Mathews George Miller Jack Montgomery Bill Moore James McCain Joe McClure Jack Me Kenney Cleveland Nance Harvey Nes smith Kenneth Nix Lewis Norris Norma Jean Norris Don Norton Willis Padgett Harvey Palmer Bill Pate Clarence Patten Neal Patterson Bill Perry Bruce Prather Glen Prather David Pratt W. J. Priebe Berl Proctor Frank Rawlins Bill Richardson B. E. Roach Robert Roundtree John Scogin Ted Scown J. N. Shaffer Arthur Shepard Wallace Sherman Bill Short Charles Sims Bill Smith Robert Smith Williams Spurgers Stephen Strauss Burton Stringer Ernest Studer Rodney Studer H. L. Surratt Gene Sweet E. K. Taylor Travis Taylor Roy Teague Elbert Thames Raymond Walston Coleman Walton Joe Weddle Edgar Wells James Westbrook Edward Wheeler R. J. Wheeler Fred Whitewood Carroll Wilkes Tony Willeke James Williams John Williams Robert Wilson Tom Wilson Malloy Winston D. E. Johnson E. S. Salman Eddie Kay Norris WESLEY CLUB Officers: President.... • • • • Vice President. Secretary-Treasurer ...••••••••• • • Pianist. Worship Chairman. Recreation Chairman .... World Friendship Chairman. Community Service Chairman. Representatives to Inter-Faith Council . • . . Representatives to Wesley Foundation Board Sponsors • •••••• . Student Workers . ... ........ Steve Strauss . . . Evangelina Herrera .Janie Morgette .Mary Nell Higgins .Joel Mixon .Dorothy Jordan .Lamar Kay .. Helen Cotten .Rose Anna Smith Ralph Smith .Lester Hood Jacqueline Smith Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Casey ..Lillian Lindley John Robert Prude Members: Johnny Alder son Novis Arning Royce Beights Mike Boatright Charles Broughton James Cherry Bennie Farmer John Freyburger Bland Gates Dorothy Haines Diana Hampton G. H. Harfst Doris Harris Horris Harris Orville Harris Jackie Hayter Joe Hayter Wesley Hayhurst Mary Lou Holloway Bonnie Johnston Alta Bell Kay Talmadge Linam Charles Livingston Kenneth Lockett Dewey Lowe John Lubke Bob Me Cue Katherine McLarty Bill Martin Edgar Martin Edith Midkiff Anne Mims Olton Poole Edward Paredes Bob Pope Glen Prather Leonard Rose Bobbie Russell Jack Scannell Henry Shellenberger Carl Shults Mickie Smith Ray Stephenson Mac Stewart Arno Schraeder Edgar Wells Quincey Winston Chrystal York Jack Ireton NEWMAN CLUB Officers: President. • . . Vice President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . Chaplain . . . . , Sponsor . Richard Hitzfeldt . . . . Mae Hudson • . . Jean Burling . .Laurie Newell . . Father Roman . . Daniel Pollock Members: Josephine Brown John Carrico James Fierro Pedero Garcia Lloyd Hanna Anna Linn Israel Pena Edith Phillips Anita Turner Catalina Urrabazo Jean Wagner THE SKYLINE Editor. Business Manager Sponsor. Sports Editors. . . Reporters. , . . Henry Novak . Henry Bertrand Henry L. Bagley . . . Novis Arning Ray Evans Katherine Autry Mildred Dales Bill Scholefield Norma Smith Henry Robertson Laurie Newell Jamie Bilbo THE BRAND Editor . . . ..Anne L. Novak Business Manager.Eddie Pat Mixon Sponsor.W. T. Powell Staff: Art Editor. Photographers. Assistant to Business Manager Class Editor. .. Artists. Public Relations. Sports.. . • . Assistants .. George “Pecos” Caldwell .Jerome Desparois Bill Westerman ......... Marie Little .Donna Atkinson ..Frances Autry Eddie Saenz ... . Bobby Me Cue .Bill Moore .Katherine Autry Jack Ireton Mary Nell Higgins Billie Rae Bilbo SAGE OFFICE Officers: • . Jamie Bilbo Frances Autry . . Bob Dozier .Alma Bittrell Editor. Assistant Editor. . Business Manager Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: President.• ....Dee David White Vice President. ..Joe Gardner (deceased) Secretary-Treasurer...Betty Ahrens Council Representatives: Senior...Ross Couey Aubrey Edwards Junior.....Lamar Kay John Robert Prude Sophomore...Charles Kappelman Henry Novak Betty Stewart G. H. Harfst Freshman Music Department 9 Dance Band Symphony Orchestra Barnyard Boys Agricultural Department M “A. J. , Grand Champion Fat Steer at El Paso Show, bred by Sul Ros s College, fed and exhibited by Erne st Gibbons ,Jr. Dr. R. M. Hawkins and Mr. W. E. Williams welcome a national F. F. A. official. Above: Meeting of the Advisory and Planning Committee of the Range Animal Husband - ry Department. ■ , Speech Department THE CHRISTMAS PLAY r ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Lucille Scholefield as “Abby Brewster Betty Ahrens as “Martha Brewster Harry Taylor as “Dr. Einstein’ Bill Scholefield as “Jonathan Brewster THE CAST Abby Brewster. Reverend Doctor Harper Teddy Brewster. Officer Klein ....... Officer Brophy. Martha Brewster. Elaine Harper. Mortimer Brewster . . . Mr. Gibbs. Jonathan Brewster .... Dr. Einstein.. . Officer O’Hara. Lieutenant Rooney .... Mr. Witherspoon. Lucille Scholefield Lawrence Bridges . Henry Robertson . . . T. K. Meredith . . Richard Slight . . . . Betty Ahrens . . . . Norma Smith . . Dean Etheridge . . Roy Henderson . . Bill Scholefield . . . Harry Taylor . . . Jack Scannell . • • . Alberto Rede .Bill Riggs THE PRODUCTION STAFF Director.Freda Givson Powell Assistant Director.Bonnie Newell Properties.Sara Jane Armstrong Charlotte Carter Costumes.Truitt Clifton Henry Robertson as “Teddy Brewster INTRAMURAL PLAYS First Place SUMMONS OF SARIEL Director Bill Riggs CAST The Spirit., The Clay. The Graduate .... Sariel. The Suicide. The Old Woman . . • The Young Mother . The Guardian Angel The Blind Child . . . .John Kilgore . . . Bill Scholefield .Pat Watson .... Dianne Pierce . • . Lamoyne Tabor . . .Catherine Walker . . . Billie McNerlin , . . Mary Ellen Gard Richard Hawkins, Jr. Third Place Tie MANSIONS Director .... Peggy Pouncey CAST Lydia.Norma Smith Aunt Harriet. . . Roxie Keeter Joe.. . . Harry Taylor N Second Place SOLDADERA Director...Charles Cox CAST Marie.Sara Armstrong Josefina.Billie Bierschwale Cricket.Joraye Losh Tomasa. Jean Malian Adelita.Shirley Fuller Rich One.Lawrence Bridges Old One.Dixie Obets Concha.Joyce Dyer CAST Persome. . . . Dorothy Jordan Marie. • ..Betty Hicks Bishop.Ben Long Convict.Bill Pate Sergeant.Dennis Reed Third Place Tie THE BISHOP’S CANDLESTICKS Director Betty Ahrens m ■ rece Ptio n SANTA CLAUS COMES TO SUL ROSS mmrnmmmm w w tt m The Co-op Sign Spreads Cheer cw a6 a Santa Visits the Home Economics Party fc Tea tvc e s e pa ,UG eSa Lawrence Hall J Hostesses Present a Pretty Christmas picture THE ROYAL PAIR Saturday Night Dance 5 Theta Gamma Night Club Da N GHT LIFE AT KOKERNOT LODGE - . ' ’■ - LfJU ! | FISH WE] ( OPERATED COMPLETELY UNDER STUDENT MANAGEMENT THE STUDENTS ' FAVORITE HANGOUT REFRESHMENTS, GAMES SCHOOL SUPPLIES GRANADA THEATRE For Variety in Motion Picture Entertainment ALPINE TEXAS TIVOLI THEATRE Vhe Bedt in Mexican Pictuh d ALPINE TEXAS Sul Ross woodworking students pause for a moment for a refreshing “coke. DRINK Coca-Cola “The Pause That Refreshes at All Times” Coca-Cola Bottling Company MARFA, TEXAS THE MODEL THE MEN’S SHOP PHONE 399 ALPINE, TEXAS La BEFF-RITTER MOTORS ★ ★★★★★★★ Phone 460 ALPINE, TEXAS View of picturesque Twin Sisters mountain, four miles west of Alpine on U.S. Highway 90-67. ALPINE Heart of the Texas vacation land — In the Texas Rockies — Cool, invigo¬ rating summers — Mild winters — Magnificent mountain scenery — Gate¬ way to the Big Bend National Park ALPINE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CITY DRUG STORE Make the City Drug your favorite store while away from home. Phone 70 i Alpine, Texas ADAMS “M” SYSTEM Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PHONE 134 WE DELIVER Dorn Adams, Prop. Alpine — BIG BEND DRUG STORE THE OLD SWEET SHOP Drugs Magazines Tobacco Sandwiches Soft Drinks Candy Toilet Articles Papers PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY A REGULAR PHARMACIST D. W. BOZEMAN, SR. JR., Owners ALPINE APPLIANCE MUSIC STORE Electrical Appliances Sporting Goods Records OWNERS PHONE 314 T. L. HATCH ALPINE BOB WUEST TEXAS KING BUTANE APPLIANCE CO. “The Blue Flame at Its Best PHONE 209 ALPINE CROSS CROSS Smart Clothes For The College Girl ALPINE TEXAS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE H. J. McBRIDE “Everything for the Automobile” ALPINE TEXAS BREWSTER COUNTY MOTORS Ford Sales and Service PHONE 222 ALPINE MODEL CLEANERS PHONE 258 ALPINE HOLLAND HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Well prepared meals in a quiet atmosphere We cater to parties, banquets, and luncheons PHONE 104 c. L. BERRY, MGR. CASNER MOTOR COMPANY AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES Buick Chevrolet Automobiles — GMC Trucks Complete Service Phillips 66 Products United States Tires For over thirty-three years your leading dealer ALPINE PHONE 215 MARFA See us for finest car and truck service WEBB BROS MARFA FORT DAVIS TEL. 114 One of the largest silverware selections in the Southwest BAKER JEWELERS GUARANTEED DIAMONDS WATCHES Hamiltons, Elgins, Bulovas, Gruens MARFA TEXAS STOREY-WHITESIDE LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 74 ALPINE Tl cuiF ALPINE KANDY KITCHEN Come in and see our new store. SCALES BROS., PROPS. PHONE 197 Alpine Lumber Company General Line of Building Materials HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE RANCH SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WE PUT “PINE” IN ALPINE BIG BEND MOTOR CO. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS IN THE BIG BEND m Chevron Supreme Gasoline RPM Motor Oil m 8 S3 T. A. BEARD J eddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, extends his congratulations. Remember, Reddy is waiting to serve you with low-cost, dependable electric service. Let him bring you the conven¬ ience and comfort of electric living. West Texas Utilities Company THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL, SURPLUS PROFITS $180,900.00 ★ ★ ★ ESTABLISHED -1904 C. C. GRUBBS PRODUCE COMPANY Suppliers of the College Cafeteria MARFA TEXAS WINTER CLEANERS DRY CLEANING, ALTERATIONS, FUR STORAGE PHONE 25 ALPINE, TEXAS The Rexall Store ALPINE DRUG STORE QUALITY AND SERVICE DRUGS, SUNDRIES, AND FINE STATIONERY TOILET ARTICLES, KODAKS, FILMS We specialize in prescription work. PHONE 118 ALPINE, TEXAS THE ALPINE AVALANCHE CHARLES LIVINGSTON. ■ —_— ■ A Booster For Sul Ross College PAIS AN O HOTEL For Service, Comfort, and Texas Hospitality MARFA TEXAS LINN’S LINGERIE FOUNDATION GARMENTS HOSIERY and accessories to complement your costumes. ALPINE TEXAS OASIS FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions We wire flowers PHONE 442 DAISY ADAMS, MGR. ALPINE TEXAS • 2ST m |B • A Av i - 1 V C. G. MORRISON COMPANY YOUR VARIETY STORE School Supplies, Household Necessities ALPINE TEXAS NEWELL OIL COMPANY GULF OIL PRODUCTS B. F. GOODRICH TIRES ACCESSORIES ALPINE TEXAS “ That Good Gulf Gasoline is Good Gasoline” LANGE’S BOOT SHOP FINE SHOE REPAIRS HAND-MADE BOOTS ALPINE TEXAS GRANDVIEW COURTS AND GREEN CAFE ALPINE ALTO LODGE Frank 6- Dorothy Daugherty Henderson’s Radio Typewriter Service TEXAS MEXICAN FOODS OUR SPECIALTY Fresh Meals Daily 811 W. CISCO, ALPINE PHONE 262 GULF SERVICENTER FRANK YOUNG REMINGTON RAND DEALER WASHING, LUBRICATION, STEAM CLEANING AUTO ACCESSORIES PHONE 124 ALPINE PHONE 18 ALPINE y v r n ' V- , , sf t r 1} ° S S college ’-Oil r x4s Apartment of IV,v,. .-J €• B. Speer u rr � ' Mi, 1 ?CT .