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

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FOREWORD Surely a college without its activities is no college; nor is a yearbook a year¬ book unless it efficiently and intimately delineates those activities. Realizing this, we have included as many pictures of as many people as possible —not just any pictures, but pictures that tell stories which are personal and warm to anyone who spent part of their life here during the period covered by this book. Spiritual, social, academic, artistic, and athletic functions have all been given space herein, and we have endeavored to give each that space which it de¬ serves. Care has been taken, in short, to make this book something meaningful to you. Certainly no greater success can be ours, the BRAND staff, than to have been able to create a door through which, through the years after leaving, you will come back again and again to SUL ROSS.

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bedicatian To T. H. Etheridge Dean... Teacher... Friend Active in the teaching profession for the past 48 years, and serving SUL ROSS as Dean of the College for the past 13 years, the little man of great stature pictured at left has made an immeasurable contribution to the lives of thou¬ sands of students. In the picture he has donned Western garb, whiskers and all, in order to be a true participant in Western Week. This is a good example of how he has always worked with the students to bring their endeavors and problems to successful conclusions. As SUL ROSS grows, it increasingly needs the guidance and spirit such as that which Dean Etheridge has unselfishly supplied through all these years. We hope to hear his quick, sprightly greetings in the administrative hallways for many years to come. It is to his service, guidance, and friendship that we gratefully and respectfully dedicate the 1956 BRAND.

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campus 6 administration 16 classes 36 personalities 82 organizations 114 sports 140 activities 176 index 213