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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1962 volume:

THE BRAND published annually by and for the students of SUL ROSS STATE COLLEGE ALPINE, TEXAS JESSE GEORGE Editor JUDY SINGLETON Co-Editor BARBARA GILBREATH Business Manager DR. I T. MORROW Faculty Sponsor CHARLES HUNTER Photographer HENINGTON Publisher SUL ROSS BRANDS Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION 6 FACULTY 11 GRADUATES 16 SENIORS 18 JUNIORS 30 SOPHOMORES 38 FRESHMEN 48 ORGANIZATIONS 62 ATHLETICS 107 HONORS 161 SPECIAL FEATURES 200 ANOTHER YEAR A brand is a symbol of ownership, but on the Sul Ross campus it ' s a symbol of belonging. The SB. is a registered brand and is used on the Sul Ross range to show ownership on the Sul Ross stock. The SR is not limited to just this one capac¬ ity, for it is worn, displayed, and regarded with high respect by everyone on the campus. DEDICATION IN MEMORIAM PROFESSOR E. C. SHORTT (1907-1961) WILLIAM J. HOLLOWAY (1937-1961) 5 Judge C. S. Ramsey San Augustine Judge Newton Gresham Houston Board of Regents Mrs. E. D. Lockey Troup Richard F. Stovall Floydada Of The Texas State Teachers Colleges Ed Gossett Dallas Judge Wm. V. Brown Texarkana J. C. Kellam Austin Emil C. Rassman Midland ADMINISTRATION 7 Dr. Bryan Wildenthal President of the College 9 Glenn F. Davis Registrar and Prof, of Music Raymond Van Cleef Dean of Men Laurene Lighthouse Dean of Women Dr. Harlan Ford Director of Teacher Training W. E. Bill Williams Director of Teacher Placement and Public Service Jack Stovell Business Manager FACULTY Olive Blucher Library Science Dr. Katharine Boyd Dr. Allen Briggs Ethel Brown Dr. Clifford B. Casey Eva Chaffin Speech English English History Business Administraiion Vera Dugas Mabel E. Dugger History Home Economics Tom Connor Director Student Union Jack C. Crawford Industrial Arts Dudley R. Dobie Librarian 11 Earl Dunn Baptist Bible Chair Peggy Edgar Merwin B. Forbes Physical Education Science Mathematics Meridon V. Garner Dr. Dan Graham Science Education Mathematics Jeff Graham Joseph Graham Vernon M. Harlan Paul V. Hill Dr. Vally Johnson Business Science English English Education Administration Dr. Paul E. Karvonen Music Alta Bell Kay Business Administration Joe King Physical Education Coach Charles King Geology William Leavitt Industrial Arts 12 Anna D. Linn Dr. Samuel Little English Range Animal Husbandry Wilbur D. McBryde Science Evelyn Mellard English Dr. Elton R. Miles English S. M. Mims Methodist Bible Chair j . w J. M. Mjolsness Sociology Jean Moore Geography Government Dr. J T. Morrow Journalism Education Clanton Newbill Speech Philosophy Frances Newsom Gerald B. Ogle Jack H. Perryman Dr. Arvel R. Ponton John G. Prude Business Office Mathematics Physical Education College Education Physician 13 Our Olympic No! The Gym. . . Jewell Pye Ethelaura Ramey Physical Education Government- Education Edith Richardson College Nurse Dr. Raymond Seymour Chemistry Dr. Ernest Shearer History Government Dr. Mayron Shields Business Administration Lanell Skinner Librarian David Slaughter Physical Education Coach Winifred Slight Assistant Registrar Corbett Smith Music Stather E. Thomas Dr. Everett Turner Foreign Languages Range Animal Husbandry 14 Stuart C. Van Orden Art Zenobia Verner English Dr. Ida Vernon Social Science Dr. Barton Warnock Biology Dr. Paul Weyerts Biology-RAH Mrs. Etta Koch Martin Olson President ' s Secretary Cafeteria Director Mrs. Monte Fain Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Elvie Williams Secretary Business Office Sam Cunningham Building Services Four walls a Library make.. 15 BILLY M. BELL Alpine Adm. Ed. ZIMMALEW BOEKER Alpine Elem. Ed. LARRY BOSTON WILLIAM BRADY Alpine Carrizo Springs M. Ed. Education Graduates Return For.. PETE BRUNS Alpine Bus. Adm MADELON ANN CLANTON Alpine Bus. Adm. JOHN H. CLARK Alpine History IUDITH H. DIRKS Ft. Davis English LAURENCE ELDER Alpine Guidance Ed. JOYCE HAHN Monahans Sec. Ed. ROBERT HAWKINS Alpine Bus. Adm. MONICA HEIMAN Alpine English ANITA HOLLIS CHOON GU KANG BILLY McGUIRE CHARLES OHLUND Alpine Seoul, Korea Alpine Alpine Eng. - Span. Education Adm. History Further Drives. m f LAMARYLIS OLIVER San Angelo Bus. Adm. ANDREW OWENS BENNIE PATTERSON WOODY RICHARDS Aipine Del Rio Bandera English Bus. Adm. Guidance STEPHEN RICHARDS Potosi, Mo. Education TOM ROGERS Montell Biology TACK STEPHENSON San Antonio Education SELETTE SURRATT Alpine Elem. Ed. ADOLFO AGUILAR Rankin Span CLAUDE ALLEN Uvalde R.A.H. JANIE BAIRD Houston Eng. ALLEN BALDWIN Valentine P.E. H. L. BASKIN Alpine Elem. Ed. NANCY BENSON Houston Elem. Ed. RETA BIRKHEAD Midland Elem. Ed. KARSON BIVINS Benjamin R.A.H. LEROY BLONDEAU Houston Soc. Science OSCAR BOEKER Cotulla LA. THE SENIORS... GARY BONINE VONDELL BRINSON BILLY JOE BROWN EUNICE BROWN BUCK BURDETT Abilene Andrews Plains Van Horn Alpine Math Elem. Ed. Elem. Ed. Elem. Ed. Math ALBERT BURTON Edinburg, Ind. Social Studies JERRY D. CANTRELL Ranger P.E. HARRIET CARPENTER Alpine P.E. MANUEL CARRASCO Ft. Stockton P.E. MILDRED CAUSEY Sabinal Elem. Ed. MARJORIE CHAFFIN Marfa B.A. EARL CHILDS San Antonio R.A.H. DOUGLAS CHITSEY Hermleigh P.E. ROBERT C. CLANTON Alpine History JIMMY CLARK Newcastle P.E. Move Out... LINDA K. CLARK REBA CLARK WANDA CRAIG BILLY CRANMER CARLOS CUDD Alpine Valentine Nolan Balmorhea Pearsall P.E. Elem. Ed. P.E. Speech-English R.A.H. ROBERT DIEBITSCH Ft. Stockton Bus. Ad. BILLY EDWARDS Rocksprings Bus. Ad. BETTY ENGLISH Iraan Elem. Ed. The coffee-break house... With Activities On The... EARL FAULKNER Leakey P.E. MILTON R. FELTS SAMMIE FERRICANE BILL FISH Sabinal Springfield, Mo. Sonora Geology Art I-A. HELEN FRED Rocksprings Social Science The home of Fine Arts. The Student Union Building. JACK GRAY JO HAM PAT HAMILTON MARTHA HARRINGTON BYRLENE HARRISON Robert Lee Presidio Wichita Falls Odessa Pecos P.E. Elem. Ed. Biology History Elem. Ed. JACKIE HAWES San Antonio English SUE HESS Uvalde P.E. JERRY HIGGINS Walnut Springs Chem. TURNER HARVEY Sweetwater R.A.H. W. C. HARVEY Sweetwater Biol. JESSE HOFACKET IMOGENE HOLLIDA SONDRA HUBBLE HELEN HUFFMAN Marathon Hovey Odessa Alpine P.E. English English Spanish BILL HUFFMAN McCamey P.E. That Will Take Them... BILL JAMES CARL JASPER JAYNE JOHNSON LAWRENCE JONES DON KINCAID Snyder Odessa Snyder Seminole Uvalde I.A. Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. R.A.H. JOYCE KING Petersburg English TED LAWSON Midland Bus. Ad. GEORGE LOVE San Angelo Soc. Science NANCY LOVELADY Acala Bus. Ad. VANETA LOWERY Crane Elem. Ed. CARMEN LOYA Alpine Elem. Ed. HIRAM LUNA Santa Monica, Calif. Soc. Science JIMMIE MALONE San Antonio Chem. GUY MARTIN Del Rio LA. JOHN McCABE Monahans P.E. To The Show Places... LYDIA McGUIRE Andrews Elem. Ed. MARGARET McKINNEY CHARLOTTE McMILLAN El Paso Lubbock Elem. Ed. P.E. OTIS MOORE Odessa Bus. Ad. MIKE NARAINE British Guiana Chem. DON NICHOLS Andrews LA. HILARIO NIETO Crystal City History RAY NYE Barllesville, Okla. P.E. Inside ... looking out For Their Achievements... JERRY O ' DOWDY Odessa Elem. Ed. ENEDINA OGAS Alpine Bus. Ad. KATHRYN OLIVARES BEALL ORR Del Rio Nolan Elem. Ed. R.A.H. TOM OSMUN Houston Agri-Bus. The President ' s Home. at the Science Building Gained... DON PHILLIPS ANDY PORRAS Odessa Del Rio R.A.H. Eng. Students on the move in front of Main Building. TOMMY POSEY BOBBYE PRUETT JAMES PRUITT WILLIAM QUINLIN EULOGIA RAMIREZ Alpine Mertzon McNary Denver, Colo. Alpine Eng. Mus. Ed. Soc. Science Chemistry Elem. Ed. IOHN RANSOM Andrews JOSIE REYES Midland P.E. GARY ROY Kermit Bus. Ad. SHIRLEY RUSSELL Laredo Bus. Ad. LORETTA SCHMIDT Houghton, Mich. Soc. Science MARGOT SCHMIDT Houghton, Mich. Biology FRANCES SEYMOUR Alpine Soc. Science LINDA SEYMOUR Odessa DAVID SHEARER Alpine Math. LACK SHEWMAKE Odessa Bus. Ad. From Their Educators... LINDA SHORT ANITA SLAUGHTER MARTHA SMALLING FAYE SMITH LA RHEA SMITH Llano Odessa El Centro, Calif. Hodgen, Okla. Tahoka Soc. Science Eng. Elem. Ed. Mus. Ed. Soc. Science RANCE SMITH Midkiff Biology BILL STANFORD El Paso R.A.H. LEE STEWART Alpine Eng. MARY SULLIVAN Ft. Stockton Elem. Ed. GLORIA SWINT Uvalde Eng. J. L. SWINT Uvalde LA. OTTO TELLEZ Kermit P.E. ELIDIA TERRAZAS Alpine Elem. Ed. MARIA VALENZUELA Alpine Bus. ESTELLA VEGA Ft. Stockton Elem. Ed. And Responsibilities... CLAYTON VERNER Alpine Elem. Ed. PETE VILLALBA VANGIE VILLALOBOS JACK WAGGONER Ft. Stockton Van Horn Wichita Falls Elem. Ed. P.E. Soc. Science FREDDY WARD Crane History At Sul Ross. Gateway to the home of Sul Ross Baseball. BILL WILDMAN SAMUEL WILKES ANN WILSON NANCY WILSON BILL WILSON Lorenzo Alpine Odessa Wink Akron, Ohio R.A.H. Chemistry Elem. Ed. P.E. Geology Show place of the fighting Lobos Kerry Adkisson Bruce Ashcraft Jerry Don Baird Charlie Barnett Jay Barry Linda Beasley Belton Big Lake Iraan Seminole Orlando, Fla. Del Rio THE JUNIORS Earl Bledsoe Olen Boatright Carmen Brown David Brown Jerry Burleson John Butterfield Pearsall Lamesa Valentine Sylvester Dell City Ozona Susan Cady Putnam Valley, Ana Calzada Tony Carrillo Mildred Causey Jim Charlesworth Martha Clark N. Y. Sanderson Ft. Stockton Sabinal Odessa Alpine Billy Ray Cox Bill Crain Jerene Crumley Joe Cumbie Tony Cumpian Gayle Cunningham Lampasas Balmorhea Crane Midland Crystal McCamey Are Heading-Up Lois Daniels Judy Dodson Wayne Drennan Marlene Eichblatt Kay Epps Earle Filby McAllen Sabinal Robert Lee San Antonio San Angelo Marathon Larry Fischer Poteet Johnnie Fitzgerald Ft. Davis Edwina Friess Sonora Ann Gardner Graham Gail Gardner Rosemary Gaymans Graham Post 5 Ernest Gibbens Alpine m Kenneth Gideon Carl Gottschalk Ozona Winters Barbara Grimes Chris Hagelstein Midland Sanderson For The 32 Flames for Homecoming! John Haglund Jo Ham Roy Hart Alpine Presidio Odessa What ever you think is right. Sir! Carlene Hegelund Aurora Hernandez Alpine Midland Jack Hightower Midland Final Drive Billy Holcomb Nancy Hollingsworth Rochester Crane Now!.Let ' er fly. Like the Juniors, he is riding hard to catch up. Darvin Hooker Bill Huffman Clinton Humphreys Pecos McCamey Eastland Don ' t look now, but we ' re caught! Nancy Humphreys Bill Jackson Mareva James Dale Kirkpatrick Rich Langston Ronnie Lewis Eastland Springfield, Mo. Douglas, Ariz. Big Spring Lubbock Marfa Of One More... Virginia Lile Johnny Liles Dora Lujan Billy McKenzie Roy Meyer Jeannette Miller Big Spring Holland Alpine Ft. Stockton Yoakum Houston Judy Miller Mike Mirelez Crish Moore Scott Moore Dan Murrah Jacques Noguess Houston Uvalde Balmorhea Ozona Belton Menard Emmett O ' Donnell Sharon Ohlund Sweeny Midland Woody Owens John Pabst Billy Padgett Loyd Patrick San Angelo San Antonio Kerrville Athens Year Of Learning... Irene Pineda Marfa Tommy Pogue Cotulla lack Probst Kermit Eulogia Ramirez Alpine Don Reed Sonny Richardson Cleburne San Angelo Jeff Roden Lancaster Ruben Rodriquez Ft. Stockton Donna Saul Van Horn Gloria Schneider Odem Yancy Seago Midland Herb Senne Brackettville Robert Silva Uvalde Mary Smith lary bm Alpine Hanley Spencer Denver City Billy Thetford whitharral Myrta Topliffe Eldorado On The Sul Ross Phillip Walker Jimmy Walters Mickey Weaver Janet Winn Nellia Witherspoon Eldorado Alpine Melvin Iraan Sweetwater All together, now, one, two, three. Oscar Aguirre Ojinaga, Chih., Mexico Nelda Almquist McCamey Jim Anderson Knox City Mary Armstrong Odessa Sandy Asbill Sterling City Hill Baker Seguin SOPHOMORES Return. Bob Barbee Stamford Benny Barnett Kermit Eloy Barrera Del Rio George Barrow Sonora James Bates Wink Woodrow Bean El Paso Ronny Beaver Mary Jo Benton Ted Benton Avon Bernhard Joyce Bishop James Blackwell Fluvanna Midland Midland Del Rio Marfa Littlefield Phyllis Boston lack Bowers Darlene Braden Larry Brandel Jerry Bratton Barry Braubach Hereford Comanche Midland Sharon Center, Ohio Brady San Antonio To Sul Ross Territory... Orville Brey Russell Brown Armando Bustamante Mike Bustilloz Pat Calderon Max Calk Balmorhea San Antonio Asherton Barstow Del Rio Del Rio Oscar Cardenas Richard Carroll Lynn Carter Pete Castillo Annette Chaffin Janie Chavarria Del Rio Sanderson Abilene Lampasas Marfa Odessa Mario Chavira Frances Childress Ted Christopher Monte Churchill Dorris Clark Del Rio Ozona Andrews Crowell Alpine Kcrthy Cloud Crane Or Transfer... Dear Sue, David Cole Midland John Doherty Branson, Colo. Carolyn Doherty Branson, Colo. David DePrang Wink Barbara Davidson Crane Marion Cowell Alpine For A Fresh... Ray Elder Cannelton Peggy Ellis Pecos Patsy Ellison Big Lake Ben Epps Manuel Espinoza Barbara Faseler San Angelo Alpine Hondo Carolina Garcia Alpine Bob Gard Alpine Tommy Gentry Jesse George Mary Ann Gibson Tommy Gilbreath Clint Brownfield Placedo Alpine Start Or With... Francis Goodman Josie Gonzales Judy Gray Morris Green Segundo Guajardo Barbara Gulick Wolfforth Ft. Stockton Lorenzo Alpine Del Rio Del Rio Robert Hein Harlington Merita Hart Odessa Jarles Gunn Austin Mickey Hamilton Wichita Falls Linda Henry Bronte Sally Herring Snyder Wilbur Huckle San Antonio Basil Holloway Wink Mike Howard Lubbock Ted Hollen Pecos Barbara Ann Hill Odessa Bob Herzing Uvalde A Confident Irene Hunter Alpine Judy Irby Corpus Chiisti Barbara Huddleston Atlanta, Ga. m Emily Keen Wink Dixie Kennedy El Paso Ellen Keough Pecos Sarah Kerr Odessa Leslie King Ft. Stockton James Lackey Pecos Wesley Landers Lawn Donna Lay Dallas Richard Leitner Mike Lieberman Jose Linan William Littlejohn Elgin, Ill. Skokie, Ill. Del Rio Clint Dee Lyle Ft. Worth Continuation... Let me see.... I put the money.... WHERE? Dorothy McBee Balmorhea ■Hill Darlene McDonald Roy Minzenmayer Sanderson Winters David Moore Wichita Falls Peggy Moore Snyder I Ed Moorhouse Benjamin lack Mota Del Rio A A % Floyd Mullenix Lubbock Bobby Navarette Balmorhea Preston Overstreet San Antonio Johnny Parker Brownfield On The Long Drive -J -ft Sherry Patterson Crane Floyd Payne oya Del Rio Bobby Pierson Tuscola Elequiel Rivera Alpine Charlene Roberts Marfa Joe Sanchez Del Rio .... the ley bone is connected to the... Mary Railsback Ft. Stockton Margaret Rhodes Lake Jackson Freddy Ridenour Wichita Falls Bobby Sanford Stanley Seagler Don Shafer Roberta Shortt Kay B. Siegenthaler Judy Singleton Dallas Plain view McCamey Alpine Artesia, N.M. Kerrville To Wisdom And... Kenny Smith Charlie Starks Charles Stavley Robert Stehle Kenneth Stice Charles Stingel Midkiff Uvalde Sanderson Midland Tahoka Sugarcreek, Ohio Ellabeth Story Tony Stringer James Stuyck Gay Tilley Charles Tuck Ella Jo Turner Otis Chalk Alpine Houston Colorado City San Angelo Sweetwater Rodolfo Vasquez Del Rio Martin Villarreal Ida lo Waller Pearsall Breckenridge Lois Wallin Alpine Edra Ann Walls Big Lake Danny Welch San Angelo Higher Education. It ' s about the tire... Yes! Gray, it looks like... Been smoking long?? Shervla Whitesides Lexie Wilson Clarence Wolfshohl Ronald Wood Ralph Zamarippa Frank Zuniga Odessa Mertzon San Antonio Tolar San Angelo Del Rio Caterina Acosta Tony Adams Judy Aday Rodney Allison Stanley Anderson Wayne Andrews Marfa Crane Midland Otis Chalk Beeville El Paso THE FRESHMEN... Evelyn Ainsworth Leroy Armitstead Lynne Armstrong Jerry Armstrong Earlene Anderau Lee Anderson Bledsoe Seminole San Antonio Fieldton Alpine Valentine Jack Asbill Harold Bacon John Bacon Cecilia Baeza Stanley Baggett Jack Baker Sterling City Andrews Andrews Marathon Big Lake Sonora Sammy Barnett David Bayless George Beauchamp Jacki Benedict Charles Bennett Robert Bice Kermit El Paso San Angelo Gage, N.M. Rotan Seminole Stampede... Theresa Biediger Kakai Blackwell Jane Blalock Glorya Bley Buddy Bowers Jerry Bridwell Moore Luling Clyde Plainview Ft. Stockton Sudan Susan Briere Faye Brocato Tony Brons Betty Bryan Max Bulsterbaum Sherry Burch Pecos Alpine Ft. Stockton Andrews Alpine San Antonio Dewell Burden Merkel Donna Burdett Alpine Tom Burdett Alpine Mike Butler Houston Carol Cain Amado Carrasco Sweetwater Redford Sul Ross... Sharon Cash Langtry Ann Cleveland Harvey Collier Alpine Batesville Joe Combs San Antonio Sylvia Cooles Ft. Worth Dale Cope Odessa Rita Corbell Crane Richard Cordero Ft. Stockton Tom Edd Davis Estella Delgado Malcolm Demunbrun Guillermo Diaz Betty Dickson Martha Dingier Abilene Del Rio Big Bend NatT Park Del Rio Littlefield Comstock lim Dobie Sandra Dorough Ruby Doshier Bob Douglass Larry Doyle Leon Dragoo Alpine Clint Stanton El Paso O ' Donnell Ozona David Drennan Charles Driver Elaine Everett Jim Everett Jack Felts Steve Fish Alpine Big Spring Girvin Valentine Lamesa Sonora Confusion... Don Franklin Ira Linda Full wood Sweetwater Jesse Garcia Del Rio Connie Gibbs Winters Norman Gladson Seminole Eddie Glassock Weir Adan Gonzales Canoga Park, Calif. Arnold Gonzales Del Rio Muggins Good Ozona Bob Gordon Abilene Julius Graw Uvalde Siah Gregory Crane Barbara Griffin Ronald Griffith Joyce Grissom Robbie Haggard Gerry Harkrider Terry Harkrider Del Rio Benjamin Lamesa Lenorah Big Spring Big Spring Anxiety... Barbara Hatcher Odessa Jay Ann Hawk Houston Regina Hawkins Monahans Linda Hayes Del Rio Mary Ann Heath Lubbock Bobby Don Hill Dallas Dotty Hocker El Paso Richard Hurt San Antonio Ann Howell El Paso Evelyn Hudgins Winters Anne Johnson San Antonio Linda Johnson Ft. Stockton Pcctti Koch Alpine Cleo Jones Seminole Bob Kelly Ft. Davis Lynda Kerby Ballinger Bobby Lemons Colorado City Jim Laney Dallas Determination... Carole Little El Paso Bill Lockhart Alpine Noel Loftin Midland Vilma Lopez Alpine A. C. Lex Frank Lichnovsky Boerne Kermit I can ' t stand it! I just can ' t stand it! Nickey Lucas Joe Luther Adrian Lynn Midland Kerrville Eagle Pass You ' d think they would give you the right size. Uncertainty... Jay Martin Pat Matlock Jim Mauldin Evelyn Mayberry Edward McCann Danny McCrary Snyder Midland Tye Abilene Kermit Big Spring Charles Mercy Patricia Miller Judy Minter Mike Moffett Linda Moore James Morin San Antonio Stanton Capitan, N.M. Snyder Rankin Alamo Connie Morrison Jerry Moritz Janelle Murdock Karma Muzny Jeanie Nail Carmen Natera Plainview Stamford Jayton Booker Midland Alpine Readiness... Mike Nelon Mary New Gail Noonan June Osbum Carey Page Paul Pasqua Alpine Odessa San Antonio Kermit Alpine Dallas Bart Pate Lloyd Payne Alice Peck Jackie Phillips Lloyd Phillips Glenda Powell Alpine Del Rio Deming, N.M. Andrews Midland Pecos Gilbert Prather Bill Proctor David Propst Jerry Rackley Paul Ramos Rodney Ray Abilene Abilene Anson Three Rivers Chihuahua, Mex. Brownwood Audacity... Jenny Reagan Oakville Betty Jean Reed Sierra Blanca Barbara Reid El Paso Jean Reid El Paso Judy Renschler Bandera Cecil Reynolds San Antonio Joe Richardson Alpine Valerie Ripley Ft. Pierce, Fla. Linda Roach Ft. Davis Alonzo Robbins Ft. Stockton Jean Roberts Big Spring Danny Rogers Kress Penny Rogers Monahans Georgia Rose San Antonio Rita Ryland Edward Sandoval Gayle Saras Reagan Wells Melvin Pecos Lee Schermerhom El Paso Talent... Carol Ann Selby Midland Cherokee Shanks Ft. Worth Joe Scott Jim Sears Iraan Bellaire Bobby Shelton Andrews Sharon Shoemaker Andrews Jon Short Ft. Stockton Sam Sikes Abilene Richard Sims Robert Lee Joe Sizemore Midland Gerald Smith Jerry Don Smith Trinchera, Colo. Iraan Oh! Mama, how ' d you say to do it? Temerity... Sharon Snodgrass Laurence Sparks Bobbie Stanley Dianne Stephens Ronnie Stephens Jack Stephenson Midland Rotan Rosharon Van Horn San Angelo Cotulla Johnny Stewart Patricia Stewart Ronald Stockstill Ila Story Joanne Stovall Keith Streater Kenedy Hawaii Plains Dallas Houston Hamilton Donna Tarvin Don Tobin Peggy Theophilus Sandra Thetford Freda Thompson Jim Thompson Ft. Davis San Antonio Alpine Anton Fredericksburg Boerne Enthusiasm And... Cathie Tidwell Bill Tittle Lewis Travland Marvin Traylor Pat Treadwell Adelina Valenzuela Del Rio Ft. Stockton Marfa Winters Hatch, N. M. Ft. Stockton Felix Valles Higinio Vasquez Sammy Vaughn Carol Vogt Marsha Waldsmith Jerry Walker Dryden Del Rio Midland Alpine Pompano Beach, Fla. Ft. Worth Charlie Waring San Angelo Tony War nock Sarah Waters Alpine Dallas Ken Weaver LaVem Weinette Miles Welch Sweetwater Darrouzett Crowell ...Boastfulness. Billy Wells Midland Bozie Wells Coleman Ruby Wilcott Austin Bettye Williams El Paso Claudia Williams Midland Shirley Williams Sanderson Quintin Williams Marfa John Williamson Wayne Whatley Wichita Falls Andrews Richard Wood El Paso Betsey Wright Alpine Bruce Wright El Paso ORGANIZATIONS Publications Clubs Sororities Fraternities Religious Groups FRESHMAN EDITORS-Connie Morri¬ son, Valerie Ripley, Linda Roach, Carol Selby, and Claudia Williams. SOPHOMORE EDITORS- Butch Stavley Penny Huddleston ludy Gray EDITORJesse George CO-EDITOR-Iudy Singleton WESTERN EDITORS- Jack Shewmake Donna Saul s ht Junior Editors-Marlene Eichblott, Jerene Crumley THE 1962 BRAND STAFF 64 SENIOR EDITORS- Sammie Ferricane Nancy Benson (not shown) When you finish this section, you may go home! SPONSOR- Dr. J. T. Morrow PHOTOGRAPHER- Floyd Ray Payne PHOTOGRAPHER- Hanley Spencer BUSINESS MANAGER-Barbara Faseler ASSISTANT-Ila Storey 65 VOLUME NO, 38, NO. 4 SUL ROSS STATE COLLEGE, ALPINE, TEXAS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 1962 Brand King and Queen Crowne Lobo Qigers Win Tmt Opening Games THE SKYLINE is the campus newspaper published by Sul Work on the Staff provides |v | uable trainin i jj |iM a®ting 4 report- I Reign X) v ing, editing and businq Rebounding from Jan year ' s record of six wi ns and i 7 losses, the Sul Ron Lobo under Coach Ray Van Cleef, made their 1961-62 season debut by de¬ feating Way land College Dec. 4, 73-67 and Western New -n— « 80-64 strong rally late in the fourth period and drew within five points of the Lobo at 69-64, but Way land lost Erans, one of their top offensive threats, via fouls, and Sul Rots went on to win the game. Tv,- I nkm n � � ♦ n I • r � jern ■ in 6 2 s led tl Mon racke Smith 11 h Wayn with Sul 1 and tl final quart SB .• H faq Coatjh-KLng. Also. Charles wQ’efciQl tOretter to Santa that the Sul Roi football year -It ' you t whet) tay sophc stude den i wear . • P™ ” ' W Mbm. fez f zss ment of Christmas withe were expressed by Sul Ross students and faculty members. ., , Ted Lawson asked for the !? diun b ° speaking ability of Daniel ° der and he isji rand.o m e Webster for help in his speech n . ic f man . m, 8 hl fa] ? thr , ou b puter : the roe crimln that he No Do paper, ribbon: to the relaxa Barbs tome e ought t he hit at 6 a. Sore e go! Billy Moore Charlotte McMillan Co-Editor Dr, J. T. Morrow Faculty Sponsor La Chri A C preset and tl which house Chrlsi All Sul Ri the te Dec. the li Hall s gram The S were _| _ _ .. of all the women . ___... „ w . B «.uz a - It ' s all for the little school l tfJZdtSSFbu o EJ 4 otp: rEdroondson,, , guests were serve the liviu, the girls had ,_____ Christmas theme for the and cold, occasion. We really need one that isn ' t accident oi vnanet n. � u of Dallas. Ingham, students tfp Schmidt Editor £. stood upas if to step out of the Lours t vehicle. Waid’s head struck a of the Hvk whpn he fell. Nineteen Christmas Season est part of Christ ason affords us an oppc d blessings which 5 Ross family, both Facult Andy Poxras atn Features Editor mmi’.uurihU from the hanOv associ atiorn ends. -‘he _.... enjoy. Members and Student Body, profit ign Uvrr Annual I)ai Favorites Are Introduce I r ld fashioned Western Christ- nas. His Majesty Tom, of the louse of Owens, and Her dajesty Sue, of the Home of ' less, were crowned Brand King .nd Queen at the annually ponsored formal dance honor- ng the class and campus avorites, in the Student Union hiildtng on Saturday evening, «c. 9. King Tom and Queen Sue were ttrended by campus and class avorites elected recently in tude-t elections. Campus r av . es were introduced as 4; Carpenter, Nancy lenson, Mary Armstrong, and erene Crumley; Jimmy Clark, esse Wa ker, Gary Roy, and esse George. Class F a v o r i t e s introduced veres Freshmen, Ruby Doshier ind Nicky’ Lucas; Sophomore, larbara Faseler and Hank Crant, uni or, Mickey Weaver and erry Don Baird; Senior, Nw|py Vi Ison and Jesse Hofacket. Judy Singleton, Co-editor of The Brand, and chapman of irrange ments, served as viistress of Ceremonies for the •vening. Assisting wi th the presentation of the court were im King and Barbara Davis, flower girls; George Leavitt and William Morrow, crown and scepter bearers; and Mark Kay and Jim Pontin, train rearers. President Bryan Wil- ienthal conducted the corona¬ tion of the Brand King and Queen. KingTom Owens, P.E. major from Barnhart, Texas, is pres¬ ident of the Sul Ross student body this year and has been a popular ' eader thrctqj college career. Dorn three year he was pri hi claw each year,,v being elected preside student body during b year. During his fine ,was also elected F r| Favorite. He was a Favorite as a Sophc tn this marks the second he has been elected Bel or top favorite on the He has been very mm Rodeo Club and in Club, as well as the sociation, havingletti his participation as a manager. Queen Sue Hess is a from Uvalde, a P.| with a Spanish mil transferred from S e| Texas Junior Coll | Junior year. She U a ofWRA, Spanish Clap Club, and is on the Hall House Council,! SWTJC, Sue was clef SWTJC, Who ' s Who! Colleges, and was see the Freshman class, f Music for the danc rushed by the Sul ft® Orchestra, under the : of Corbett Smith. Tht er ' Trio furnished no music, and special were presented by f. : students under the dir Jack Perryman. An Ol d Fashioned Christmas was the till for the decoration 1 gram. Members of« classes assisted the 0i committee in making tions. Change In Schedule Depart vim longnorn, me •« ' « the Brad 11 an Brahmi Sophomores wilt have Betsey Wright Headline Editor uc ation portion of their degree Whenever thisftoui program completed to date. i n g S has been exhibi The Faculty and Administra- received are at recOi bULLI ny r maiaier Mirneii mum Appointed IV) Atpiia tail society Initiator ]Vf ‘mh fS lOOOOOOOOQOOQOOOOQOaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Editorial statements of the Shyline reflect the opinion of the editor and student writers and not necessarily that of the Sul Ross .f§ n T JLt m jm A •� fifteenth day of each aronth during the college year, excep on holidays and examination periods. Subscription price per 12 mono..-, tl.Ob; bummer SOI Student subscription price included in Student Activity Fee . Second-Class Postage Paid at Alpine, Texas. Editor..David Moore Assistant Editor.Charlotte McMillan Copy Editor. .......... Loretta Schmidt Make Up Editor. ... Betsey Wright Staff Photographer. ... • • Floyd Payne Western Editor.Nancy Benson Reporters; Ruben Rodrigues, Lydia McGuire, Mary Jo Benton, Jeff Roden, Tom Owens, Archie English, Frank Wilson, Patsy Abbott, Jay Ann Hawk, Mario Chavira, Jack Mota, Bill Wildman, Bobby McQueen, and Jimmy Jones. Business Manager. .. Dan Murrah Production Assistant.Eldora Edmondson Sponsor.......I . J. T, Morrow A like app by wit I sue the 1 iy on udents i obed Clanton Feature Writer ICrli8 , N , Wanda Cr_._,, „— — ___j Sul Ro-__ _ A junior student majoring in Physi xuects to graduate next August and e ..1961-62 il Education, Wandj .1 tssocU, ' ' There J mem- -ting iupertn- Schools; n Davis, France Business ell Kay, Vdmtnis- 8 art on lessor at Faculty ' us Has lilting The g, and imong ri sties i. In � ■ bases year. fts i n eriry, ng a rting Thanksgiving, we sk ' uiJ renumbtr Otis Moore Exchange Editor Random Thoughts Guitarist Top s Concert Staff Photographer with the ■ • Su t, WtKm holarthip runu, wruen nut oeen built up iSn. fapjn tfrK.present since 1930 by don e Tom Owens Student Life Mrovto ■ Brv lene H arrison, P because of typhdbn from China Sea. Some parts of railroad and highway su ■n-n ttt-i i Dili w llaman about 70 mil es. But _ _ Rajoburi ; Bars ifCUKltiOll ! MtfT. 1 - hl $« rainy season ” „„„ fnr kinrinoex far tudnine m, I thought of the veivetnes! bracing air a moonlit nij| shower and t Advertising Mgr. cherished memories of the past, adding John Haglund DON ' T BE BEWILDERED, SULLY... WE RE Wl TH YOU... ALL THE WAY. t Nancy Bejison Western Editor ■Status Symbols and the Homecoming Queen -ereit a , Mich.; i . it exist a ns pus, or aged Active is Honor the top nt of the lass i; is open he upper ag class, it entire dr fresh - v and. r auto- associate 4 a t i o n. rresent !y resident ass: y and a hap ter lather er spon- 1 ent of er of the re of Ad. Chig ana m Mena, itaty He not only quickly won fame as most outstanding pupil but was appointed by Segovia as his assistant there During thTNuunn 1 IMVpfrV VPt ' continues giving his classes at the balance Florence, etc., have won for him a unique position in the Top Hands Essential To... CASHIER ' S OFFICE: Mrs. Sally Gilbreath, cashier, and Byrlene Harrison, stu¬ dent assistant, complete next month ' s tally for Clyde Daughhetee, as John Mat- tingley, mimeograph operator looks on. ACCOUNTING OFFICE: At desk, Mrs. Elvie Williams, accountant; at phone, Mrs. Frances Newsom, Assistant Bus. Mgr.; at typewriter, Mrs. Charlene Burle- 0Q son, cleri-typist. DEAN ' S OFFICE: Barbara Faseler Gil carry on secretarial duties. REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE: Mrs. Laurene Elder takes dictation from Registrar Glenn F. Davis. |. breath and Linda Moore t ...Campus Activities POST OFFICE: John Woodard distributes student mail. (Not shown: Bill Jennings) DORMITORY DIRECTORS AND ASSISTANTS: Carroll Faught, Jesse Hofacket, Jack Stephenson, Dean of Men, J. M. Mjolsness, Jerry Cant¬ rell, Bill Potter. Front row: Bill Wildman, Allen Baldwin, and Tom Con¬ nor. Not shown: Ray Van Cleef, Olen Boatright, Jack Gray. STUDENT UNION DIRECTOR: Tom Connor write® out a receipt. 70 STUDENT UNION STAFF: Gene Williamson and Bill Fish sell books to Martha Harvey. DORMITORY COUNSELORS: Dean of Men J. M. Mjolsness discusses disci¬ plinary problems with counselors Gary Roy, Don Phillips, Jack Shewmake, Carl Jasper, Jesse George, John Pabst, Jerry Morris. LIBRARY STAFF: R. Burkhead, L. Skinner, Assistant Librarian, O Blucher, A. Gardner, B. Niemeyer, E. Ogas, M. Gibson, Dudley Dobie, Librarian, J. McCabe, P. Stewart, M. Causey, O. Moore, C. Boston, J. McGee, and K. Epps. CUSTODIANS: F. Tovar, T. Martinez, M. Cordova, S. Cunningham, F. Olivas, A. Sandate, G. Celaya, CARPENTERS: L. Bruns, I. Vega, L. Plumbley, E. Rodriquez, and B. and L. Espinoza. Cowell. GROUND CREW: L. Ramos, J. Luna, F. Ramos, O. Ramos, F. Valenzuela, and P. Ramos. 72 CAMPUS POLICE: Don Phillips, and Jerry Morris. CAFETERIA STAFF: Romalo Vega, Felipe Torres, Jesus Molinar, Antonio Sandote, Juan Molinar, Susano Martinez Corrillo, Evlalio Rodriquez, and Eddie Tucker. Vice-President.. .Gay Swint Sec.-Treasurer. . .David Hill Bill James, working on his methods course. The Industrial Arts Club is composed of students interested in the Industrial Arts field. Their aim is to promote in¬ terest in the crafts on the campus. They find time to build sets for the major pro¬ ductions, paint signs, build furniture, or give help to many of the club projects on campus. i i SLAUGHTER’S SAWMILL . jfc rr WB 75 Left to right: Barbara Griffin, Linda Johnson, Peggy Theophilus, Tom Karvonen, Leon Sikes, and Buddy Bowers. Second row: Dixie Kennedy, Arnie Westbrook, Cecelia Baeza, Bates, Ralph Zamarippa, Jerry Lee Armstrong, Rita Corbell,Shirley Williams. Third row: Gome Olivas, Patricia Miller, Bob Hart, Larry Choate, Kenneth Faseler, Julius Grow, Butterfield, Orville Brey, Tony Brons, Oscar Cardenas, Pat Calderon, and Corbett Smith, 76 Feature Twirier Pamela Lynn Feature Twirler Arnie Westbrook Drum Major Jerry Lee Armstrong Dragoo, Barbara Hatcher, Sam Ruby Doshier, Betty Reid, lames David DePrang, Kenneth Clouse, Otto Looney. Standing: Johnny Band Director. The Lcbo Marching Band, under the direction of Corbett Smith, highlighted many events of the season with its spirited performances. Throughout the year, the Band was a big boost to Lobo morale. Band Director Corbett Smith Sul Ross Lobo Band Majorettes Dixie Kennedy Norma Hernandez Linda Johnson M. A. Heath, P. Stewart, D. Burdett, C. Natera, L. Roach, P. Miller, J. Crumley, P. Theopholis, S. Williams, J. Irby, C. Vogt, O. Looney, J. Bowers, C. Hegelund, G. F. Davis, director, B. Kelley, B. Ashcroft, E. McCann, J. Roden, M. Nelon, O. Cardenas, J. Graw. Sul Ross Collegians Sul Ross Modern Choir The Collegians play for the college-sponsor ed dances as well as many others in the surrounding com¬ munity. This group is indeed a compliment to Sul Ross. The members of the modern choir are selected from the Rossonian Choristers. This group performs for various occasions in West Texas and specializes in contemporary music. Prof. Glenn F. Davis directs this talented group. G.Morrison, B. Patterson, B. Bowers, C. Smith, Director, P. Morrison, J. Malone, T. Karvonen, J. Butterfield, P. Cal¬ deron, J. Grow, O. Looney, K. Faseler, B. Hart, T. Stringer, L. Fischer, D. Curtis, D. DePrang, O. Cardenas, G. Olibas, T. Mount, Linda Short, soloist. Top formation, left to right: Susan Briere, Dee Lyle, Pat Miller, Jerene Crumley, Jean Cowen, James Bates, Carl Jasper, Ted Christopher, Bruce Ashcraft, Dr. Paul E. Karvonen, Director, Bob Kelly, James Douglas, Jack Bowers, Linda Henry, Linda Roach, Carmen Natera, Shirley Williams, Adelina Valenzuela, Carlene Hegelund. Bottom formation, left to right: Barbara Hill, Ila Storey, Penny Huddleston, Judy Irby, Mary Ann Heath, Carol Vogt, Peggy Theophilus, Estella Delgado, The Rossonian Choristers The 1962 Rossonian Choristers furthered their expanding reputation in the minds of many as they presented numerous special performances on and off the campus. Members credit their outstanding achievements to the efforts displayed by Director, Dr. Karvonen. Director Dr. Paul E. Karvonen 79 Fill the air with music, music, music. . . Mu Rho Sigma Mu Rho Sigma is a social and educational club for married women- students and wives of married men-students. Meeting twice a month, it sponsors family socials and special programs. OFFICERS: Virginia O ' Dowdy, Historian; Betty Jennings, Reporter; Nancy Hollingsworth, Secretary; Gayle Hayes, President; Sandra Thetford, Vice-Pres¬ ident; Phyllis Boston, Chaplain; Betty Stanford, Recreation Chairman; Betty English, Parliamentarian (not shown). 80 First Row: Ian Dees, Dimetra Holcomb, Sherry Patterson, Phyllis Boston. Second Row: Louise Drennan, Marieta Hart, Marge Woodard, Sharon O ' Dell, Virginia O ' Dowdy, lo Hightower, Sandra Thetford, Gayle Hayes. Third Row: Nancy Hollingsworth, Betty Jennings, Jean Williamson, Sherlon Merritt, Betty Stanford, Gretchen Luna, Barbara Hill. Sul Ross Hancock Club Geological Hancock Club is a social organization made up of the men who live in Hancock Hall. Fellow¬ ship, recreation, and the furthering of the Sul Ross spirit is its purpose. The Geological Society is made up of geolo¬ gy students organized to study rocks, fossils, and any other materials of geological interest. B. Gann, J. Hucka- bee, B. Wilson, G. Bonine, Mr. Charles King, sponsor, A. Samsel, M. Felts, M. Causey, T. Pogue, C. Morrison, T. Davis, V. Ripley. 81 Los Tertulianos Los Tertulianos, students enrolled in a study of the Spanish language, make a study of the culture and civilization of the Spanish-speaking countries and practice informally at monthly meetings, the use of the Spanish idiom. Presidenta. . . Oscar Aguirre lera Vice Presidenta. . . Frank Zuniga 2nda Vice Presidenta. . . Kathryn Olivares Betsey Wright Secretaria. . . Delia Ramos Tesorero. . . Sondra Hubble Reportero.. .Tommy Posey Directora... Stather Elliott Thomas First row: Adolfo Aquilar Delia Ramos Kathryn Olivares Oscar Aguirre Frank Zuniga Betsey Wright Tommy Posey Second row: Mrs. Thomas, Spon. Rusty Brown Earle Filby Vangie Villalobos Eulogia Ramirez Carol Davis Marion Cowell Amado Carrasco Mike Bustilloz Socorro Ramos Irene Pineda Third row: Santos Nieto Guillermo Diaz Mike Noraine Bill Holloway Monte Churchill Victor Carrasco Artisteo Brito . E. M. Club The PEM Club is for all students who are majoring in physical education. The ob¬ jectives are to promote better understanding of health, physical education, and recrea¬ tion, and to advance the standards of teach¬ ing and leadership. The club sponsors half¬ time activities at the Sul Ross basketball games. President. . . Allen Baldwin Vice President. . . Jack Stevens Secretary-Treasurer.. .Doug Chitsey Reporter. . . Jack Probst First row: Bill Horlen Clinton Humphreys Allen Baldwin Ruben Gutierres Second row: Jack Perryman Earl Faulkner Doug Chitsey Jack Stevens Third row: Jess Hofacket Jack Probst Don Reed Sul Ross Institute of Business Relations The Institute of Business Re¬ lations is sponsored by the depart¬ ment of Business Administration. The Institute serves as social and educational society for members of the department. It sponsors prominent speakers on the cam¬ pus, who discuss appropriate themes from time to time, par¬ ticularly business trend. N. Lovelady, J. Winn, L. Turner, J. lohnson, J. Evans, C. Mercy, N. Humphreys, L. Cannon, C. Cloud, S. Snodgrass, O. Moore, R. Haw¬ kins, B. Burdett, P. Walker ,B. Cox, L. lones, J. Barry, O. Boatright, R. Diebitsch, J. Ransom, J. Pabst, E. Odom, C. Jasper Arts and Crafts Club The Arts and Crafts Club is an organization of students interested in art. The purpose of this club is to provide an outlet for creative ability in painting modeling, and any of the other crafts. Press Club President Loretta Schmidt Press Club The purpose of the Press Club is to stimulate creative writing and journalistic ability.varied programs are featured monthly. Delegates and exhibits are sent each year to the convention of the Texas Intercollegiate Press Associa¬ tion. Sul Ross will host the 1963 TIPA convention. Members-Duane Gooden, David Hill, Mario Chavira, Bobby Clanton, Ted Lawson, Jeanette Miller, Bill Holloway, Barbara Hill, Ann Abbott, Valerie Ripley, Nancy Benson, Jack Shewmake, Eldora Edmondson, Dr. J. T. Morrow, sponsor, Judy Singleton, Sonley Roush. The Press Club enters a float in the Homecoming Parade to boost the Lobos. 85 Seated: N. Pike, N. Lucas, J. Benedict, L. Roach, R. Gard, A. Bernhard, K. Siegenthaler, M. Bustilloz, N. Almquist, Dr. Boyd. Second row: P. Stewart, S. Snodgrass, E. Anderau, L Hollida, P. Koch, D. Tarvin, B. Faseler, B. Bryan, B. Cranmer; Third row: M. Jones, J. Luther, T. Brons, W. Linthicum. B.Kelly, W. Watley, D. Barrera, B. Huddleston. Lodge Players Shakespeare once said, All the world ' s a stage. . and the Lodge Players, Sul Ross ' fresh¬ man dramatic club, set out to prove just this as they presented a variety of plays for the college. Atmosphere and excitement touch the scene of each of their productions at Kokernot Lodge during their drama, dinner, and dance. The members continue casting, rehearsing, and performing throughout the year, working as many productions as possible into their crowded schedules. President. ... Bob Kelly Vice-President. . . Maynard Pike Secretary. . . Linda Roach Reporter. . . Nickey Lucas 88 SPONSORS OFFICERS: Carlene Hegelund, Rec ' d. Secy, H. G. Luna, Reporter, Vaneta Lowery, Corres. Sec ' y Eunice Brown, Pres., Byrlene Harrison, Vice-Pres., Brown Whitewood, Treas. Student Mrs. Ethelaura Ramey Dr. Harlan L. Ford Education Association The purposes of the S.E.A. are; to interest young men and women in teach¬ ing as a career, to provide active professional membership on the local, state, and national levels during the teacher preparation period, to strive for higher standards of preparation period, and to contribute a reasonable balance in teacher supply and demand. Mr. John G. Prude L. Seymour, M. Sullivan, R. Patterson, V. Lowery, B. Harrison, E. Brown, M. McKinney, J. Baird, C. Moore, S. White- sides, L. Henry, C. Vogt, C. Hegelund, R. Doshier, P. Miller, L. Stewart, M. Causey, A. Gardner, S. Hubble, R. Cor- bell, M. Bustillo, P. Stewart, C. Parker, C. Williams, C. Selby, A. Burton, M. Harrington, H. G. Luna, R. Gutterras, D. Johnson, A. Slaughter, J. Winn, B. Whitewood, V. Brinson, J. Hawes. OFFICERS: Susan Cady 2nd Vice-Pres., Janie Baird, Sec y-Treas., Johnnie Fitzgerald, 1st Vice-Pres., Richard Langston, Reporter, Jerry Baird, 4th Vice-Prs., Don Kincaid, 3rd Vice-Pres., Wayne Drennan, Pres., Dr. E. E. Turner, sponsor. Clip And Brand Club MICKEY WEAVER: Clip and Brand Sweetheart. Dr. S. M. Little, S. Cady, J. Baird, S. Whitesides, E. Friess, M. Weaver, S. Herring, P. Mitchell, C. Shanks, D. Saul, D. Braden, Dr. E. E. Turner, J. Fitzgerald, J. Charlesworth, D. Drennan, J. Williamson, T. Holmes, J. Baker, L. Sparks, J. Friess, R. Langston, W. Drennan, B. Williamson, J. Morin, B. Roberts, D. Kincaid, J. Baird, V. Carrasco, M. Good. T he Clip and Brand Club is an organization planned for recreational and educational activities for students registered in the field of Animal Hus¬ bandry and sponsors Fu¬ ture Farmers meetings and livestock judging contests. STEAK TONIGHT? M. James F. Jones J. Jones J. L. Keeny R. J. Leitner P. Lewis J. Mauldin B. McQueen D. McBee P. Mitchell C. Moore D. Moore Rodeo Club The Rodeo Club, known as the SR Rodeo Club, has won national fama for Sul Ross College. It is an organization of men and women students who are inter¬ ested in rode activities and who want to keep these interests alive while here on the Sul Ross campus. Each yea r the Club sponsors Western Week, which is high¬ lighted with a college rodeo. J. Moore E. Moorhouse T. Owens C. Pannell S. Richardson A. Robbins [RECTORS: M. Foster, Steer Wrestling, Mareva James, Girls Barrel Racing, onna Saul, Girls Goat Tying, Jimmie Jones, Ribbon Roping, Jack Shewmake, ill Riding, Gilbert Prather, Saddle Bronc Riding, David Moore, Bareback Rid- ig, Mickey Powers, Calf Roping, Bill James, Regional Calf Roping Director. J. Morin M. Powers F. Mullenix J. Reagan J. Murdock D. Reiners J. Moguess F. Ridenour E. Ainsworth N. Benson L. Daniels D. Franklin T. Hollen T. J. Holmes J. Baird D. Cauthorn C. Driver J. Gardner S. Herring M. Howard I. Baird J. Charlesworth J. Fletcher J. George B. Holloway I. Irby C. Barnett J. Benedict C. Bennett S. Cooles B. Crain J. Cumbie L. Forrest M. Foster R. Foster J. B. Glover H. Grant B. Hatcher OFFICERS: Gary Simpson, Pres., Janie Baird. Sec ' y Tom Owens, Treas., Jimmie Jones, Reporter, Hank Grant, V. Pres. 91 J. Roberts H. Senne I. Shewmake D. Simpson G. Smith K. Stice 92 D. Saul C. Shanks L. Short G. Simpson L. Sparks K. Streater NO WONDER DAVID MOORE HAS ULCERS!! P. Treadwell B. Wells C. Starks S. Whiteside I. Walker C. Younger E. A. Walls R. Wilcott E. A. Walls, S. Hess, H. Carpenter, L. Turner, M. Weaver, B. Reid, J. Reid, N. Wilson, B. Huddleston, M. Topliffe, L. Clark, D. McDonald, D. Lay, B. Stanley, C. Williams, C. Selby, M. Cozzens, N. Witherspoon, L. Cannon, L. Short, C. McMillan, Miss Peggy Edgar, sponsor, M. Duncan, L. Armstrong, N. Benson, B. Barber, L. Schmidt, J. Rogers, W. Craig, S. Brown. I IT ' S A HIT.OVER THE PITCHER ' S HEAD!! Mickey Weaver, Sec ' y-Treas., Nancy Wilson, Pres., Wanda Craig, Vice-Pres., Peggy Edgar, sponsor, Loretta Schmidt, Reporter Women ' s Recreation Association 93 Seated: N. Wilson, V. Lowery, M. Armstrong, D. McCarley, S. Cady, I. Hawes, N. Benson, L. Schmidt, A. Wilson, M. J. Benton, E. Brown, B. Faseler, M. McKenney, J. Singleton, J. Crumley. Standing: C. Hegelund, B. Harrison, M. Topliffe, M. Harrington, W. Craig, A. Slaughter, B. Wright, J. Mims, S. Brown, B. Brau- back, P. Koch, L. Short, L. Seymour, L. Henry, B. Barber, K. Young, J. Irby, Mrs. Evelyn Mellard. Sachems Organized in 1921, the society chose the name Sachem, meaning chief, for the members felt that as Sachems they should be real leaders. The members of Sachem Literary Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship and personality. Par¬ ticular attention is given English Scholar¬ ship, but outstanding work in one of the fine arts qualifies one for membership. Sachem stands for the best in school life —for loyalty to Sul Ross in all that it un¬ dertakes, for scholarship, for a high moral standard, the right social development, and all that tends to make a noble wom- Left to right: A. Slaughter, M. Harrington, B. Harrison, B. Bar- anhood. ber, C. Hegelund, W. Craig, S. Brown, Mrs. Mellard, B. Wright, L. Henry, L. Seymour, B. Braubach, P. Kock, J. Mims, L. Short. President... Loretta Schmidt Vice President... Nancy Benson Secretary ... Karen Young Treasurer... Margaret McKenny ■HUP9 ! 1 __ t, •mb i. iTiMn f f i | 1 r— mi f .f ' i i ' i J ' •‘Pi Vi ' s,? v ' 94 Robert Stehle, Milton Smith, Jim Dobbie, Zeke Rivera, Tim Quinlin, Tony Warnock, Jerry Higgins, Gene Turner, Mike Naraine, Carl Malone, Jimmy Malone, Bart Pate. Gamma Sigma Epsilon XI Chapter Designed especially for Chemistry majors and minors, Gamma Sigma Epsilon pro¬ motes interest in chemistry through field trips and hear¬ ing outstanding lectures. OFFICERS - Tim Quinlin, Presi¬ dent; Jerry Higgins, Secretary; Jimmy Malone, Treasurer Alpha Kappa Phi Alpha Kappa Phi is an organiza¬ tion made up of the girls living in Fer¬ guson Hall. Social dorm life and cam¬ pus improvement are the aims of the organization. HERE ARE SOME OF US. . . .AND HERE ARE THE REST OF US! Sue Hess ... Senior Representative Mickey Weaver. . . . Junior Representative Nancy Benson. . .. Treasurer Rosemary Gaymans. . . . Vice-President Jessie McDonald. . . . Reporter Anne Wilson. . . . President Monty Jay.. . Sophomore Representative Martha Smalling. . . Parliamentarian Leanne Turner. . . Junior Representative Barry Brauback rides on the Fer¬ guson Hall float entered in the Homecoming parade. Karen Young... Counselor Vaneta Lowery. .. Secretary Miss Laurene Lighthouse. . . Martha Harrington. . .Senior Rep¬ resentative 96 HOUSE COUNCIL: President, Mary Ann Gibson; V. Pres., Barbara Griffin; Sec.- Treas., Mary Duncan; Recreation Committee, Sarah Kerr, Chairman, Judy Irby, Darlene McDonald, Linda Roach, Jean Nail; Counselors, Reba Clark, LaMaryles Oliver, Judy Singleton, Linda Henry; Dormitory Director, Mrs. Judith Dirks. Sigma Rho Chi Sigma Rho Chi was organized in Lawrence Hall in 1939. Its purpose is to give more meaning and direction to the social life of girls in the dormitory. HEBE WE ARE, BOYS. TAKE YOUR PICK. . 97 Seated: Betsey Wright, Carlene Hegelund, Earlene Anderau, Lutie Quintana. Standing: Carol Vogt, Donna Burdett, Mrs. Winifred T. Slight, Joyce Bishop. Zeta Tau Zeta Zeta Tau Zeta was founded to give Sul Ross women of Alpine not living in dormitories a social sorority in which scholarship is also stressed. President. . .Carlene Hegelund Vice President. . .Joyce Bishop Secretary-Treasure. . .Lutie Quintana Historian-Reporter. . .Earlene Anderau Sponsor. . . Mrs. Winifred Slight 98 OFFICERS: Otto Looney. . Pres. John Butterfield. . Treas. Larry Fischer. . Sec y Jimmy Malone. . Vice-Pres. Kappa Kappa Psi is a national honorary fra¬ ternity for the purpose of fostering brotherhood a- mong college bandsmen and to help the college band in all ways possi¬ ble. Membership is possi¬ ble only through elec¬ tion, and only a limited number of band students are allowed to enter each year. Kappa Kappa Psi Pat Calderon, John Butterfield, Larry Fischer, David Shearer, Benny Patterson, Jimmy Malone, Otto Looney. 99 ALPHI CHI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TEXAS CHI CHAPTER OFFICERS I Marian Phyllis Connor President iRaye Donald Barbee First Vice President I Patsy Louise Alexander Second Vice President I Helen Fred Recording Secretary I Charlotte Ann McMillan Corresponding Secretary [Linda Kay Clark Treasurer MEMBERS Buck William Burdett Mildred Causey Billy Ray Cox Wanda Lee Craig Billy F. Cranmer Anita Jerene Crumley Clarence Earl Faulkner Robert Lockley Fred Earl T. Filby ' Rosemary P. Gibbens Juanita R. Gonzales Joe Nathaniel Green Rowena Jo Ham Byrlene Harrison Jacqueline Kay Hawes Carlene E. Hegelund Clinton Ray Humphreys Nancy Beck Humphreys Ola Joyce King FACULTY COMMITTEE Stather Elliot Thomas Clifford B. Casey Mayron Shields Vaneta Knoxine Lowery Micky Jay Luedecke Margaret Ann McKinney Charles Henry McMillan Nan Lee Owens William Henry Potter Ida Mae Pruett William T. Quinlin Delia Ramos Loretta Louise Schmidt Jimmy Marion Skaggs Joel Ranee Smith Norma June Van Cleef Lou E. Walker Margaret F. Weyrauch Verna Williams Elizabeth Anne Wilson Fall Initiation Dinner for members of Kappa Delta and their guests. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is a national co¬ educational honor society in profes¬ sional education. This chapter ' s mem¬ bership is limited to the upper one- fourth of the Junior and Senior classes and high-ranking candidates for the Master ' s degrees. OFFICERS: President, Monica Heiman; Vice President, Laura Pattillo; Secre¬ tary, Judith Dirks; Historian, Phyllis Conner; Counselor, Dr. Vally Johnson Pictured are 1961 members and initiates of Kappa Delta Pi 101 i mm i ?{s Seated: Penny Huddleston Billy Cranmer Dr. Boyd Nelda Almquist Barbara Faseler Standing: Mike Bustilloz Eloy Barrera Monte Jones Roy Meyer Alpha Psi Omega is a national honor dra¬ matic fraternity composed of college men and women who have done outstanding work in the field of college drama. The Sul Ross Gamma Iota Cast of Alpha Psi Omega has been in ex- istance since 1930. Billy Cranmer. . . Grand Director Dr. Katherine Boyd...Honorable Sponsor Nelda Almquist. . . Honorable Prompter Roy Meyer.. . Grand Business Mgr. Mike Bustilloz. . . Stage Mgr. Alpha Psi Omega IF I HURRY. MAYBE I ' LL GET SECONDS! Wesley Foundation First row: D. Kennedy, P. Lynn, C. Davis, D. Hooker; Second row: The Rev. Kelly Scott, J. Asbill, S. Williams, J. Bishop, S. Asbill, C. Selby, C. Vogt, B. Wildman, Carl Shults. NOTHING LIKE GOOD FOOD!! President. .. . Dixie Kennedy Vice-President. . . Sandy Asbill Sec.-Treasurer. . . Carol Davis Sponsors. . . . Reverend Kelly Scott Carl Shults OFFICERS: Carroll Parker.President Yancy Seago.Vice-President Francis Goodman.Secretary Earl Dunn.Director READ, READ, READ! TALK, TALK, TALK! I ' M REALLY PRETTY GOOD AT THIS, YOU KNOW! Baptist Student Union Left to right: E. McCann, E. Brown, E. Dunn, J. Winn, M. McKinney , F. Goodman, K. Young, B. Pruett, J. Small, R. Wilcott, P. Moore, K. Johnson, S. Johnson, A. Howe, M. Bulsterbaum, Y. Seago, R. Corbell, C. Parker, A. Gonzalez. First Vice President.. . Martin Villarreal Second Vice President.. .Delia Ramos Secretary. . . Johnnie Gonzales Treasurer.. .John Pabst Reporter. . . Mike Bustilloz Parliamentarian.. .Henry Valenzuela Sponsor. . . Mrs. Edith Phillips President.. .Emmett O ' Donnell Newman Club Seated: Mrs. Phillips, D. Ramos, J. Gonzales, J. Irby, C. Doherty, L. Quintana, C. Garcia, C. Baeza, A. Her¬ nandez. Standing: M. Hernandez, H. Valenzuela, J. Doherty, J. Pabst, C. Stavley, M. Frausto, E. Moos, M. Villarreal, M. Mirelez, M. Bustillo, S. Guejardo, T. Cumpian, H. Nieto, P. Castillo. 105 ATHLETICS Cheerleaders Football Basketball Baseball Rodeo Track Intramurals Tennis WANDA CRAIG Junior Nolan CISSY LA BEFF Sophomore Alpine MARY JO BENTON Sophomore Midland The cheerleaders did a very fine job of leading the student body MARY ARMSTRONG Sophomore Odessa and backing the Lobos. Give a Spirited Yell With... HEAD CHEERLEADER SARAH KERR Sophomore Odessa 109 FOOTBALL CAPTAINS 1961 DICK MARTIN Fullback JAMES STANFORD Guard ARCHIE ENGLISH End OSCAR BOEKER Guard LOBO COACHES DAVID SLAUGHTER JOE KING 1961 LOBO SCHEDULE Sept. 9—New Mexico Western Sept. 23—Eastern New Mexico Sept. 30—Southern Texas State Oct. 7—Texas Lutheran at Seguin Oct. 14—Lamar Tech at Beaumont Oct. 21—Stephen F. Austin (Homecoming) Oct. 28—East Texas State Nov. 4—Sam Houston at Huntsville Nov. 11—Texas A I Nov. 18—Howard Payne at Brownwood 112 THREE CHEERS FOR THE RED- WHITE- AND BLUE Standing Left to Right: B. Wallace, B. Thetford, C. Humphreys, C. Fowlkes, J. Burleson. First Row: J. Gray, F. Wilson, O Boeker, S. Russell, I. Crousen, M. Agnew, B. Trotter. Standing Left to Right: D. Martin, J. Hollingsworth, J. Roberts, T. Brocato, J. Ger- on. First Row: I. Clark, R. Russell, F. Brocato, P. Hamilton, M. Hamilton, E. Her¬ nandez, A. English. Standing Left to Right: S. Vaughn, J. McGee, J. Hannsz, J. Waggoner. First Row: R. Smith, T. Benton, P. Pasqua, S. Seagler, G. Canaday, J. Cantrell. Leading the interference for fullback Clegg Fowlkes are Lobos Jerry Burleson and Frank Wilson in the game with N. M.Western. Sul Ross Defeats NMW Mustangs 12-7 Sul Ross State College Lobos got their 1961 grid season off to a successful start, whipping New Mexico Western, 12-7, on a last-half surge, in Jackson Field, Sept. 9. The New Mexicans o- pened scoring in the second quarter. In the third quarter, fullback Clegg Fowlkes ran the six-pointer for Sul Ross Lobos from the eight-yard line. In the final period, quar¬ terback John Roberts scored a sneak play. Attempts at conversions failed after both touchdowns. Jim Hollingsworth Jerry Cantrell Clinton Humphreys Frank Brocato HB, Vernon E, Ranger QB, Eastland G, Alpine Pat Hamilton 114 c, Wichita Falls Jack Gray E, Robert Lee Ranee Smith E, Midkiff Billy Thetford HB, Whitharral Joe Crousen Clegg Fowlkes Richard Russell Jerry Burleson G, Breckenridge FB, Marfa T Laredo HB Dell City Hollingsworth 30th In Nation Jim Hollingsworth of Vernon, Halfback for the Sul Ross State College Lobo football team, ranked 30th in the entire nation in individ¬ ual punting records for this year with an average of 38.6 yards per game, through November 1. The Sul Ross Lobos jumped into the Lone Star Conference football chase by virtue of their 15-7 win over Southwest Texas, on September 30. Hollingsworth ignited a fire under the Sul Ross Lobos with a 90-yard kickoff return in the third quarter as they came from behind to post a 15-7 victory over the Southwest Texas Bobcats. Sul Ross End, Archie English blocks for a Lobo ball carrier in the game with Eastern New Mexico. Sul Ross was victorious by a score of 28-9. Tony Brocato FB, Cameron Bruce Trotter E, Cameron Elijio Hernandez T, Alpine Frank Wilson T, Cameron Halfback Jerry Burleson intercepts a pass against Texas A and I. Sul Ross was defeated 6-12. Shirley Russell C, Laredo Jack Geron HB, Roscoe John Roberts QB, Van Horn Twenty-Nine Receive Football Letters Twenty-nine Sul Ross State College football players won letters during the 1961 season. Senior lettermen are: Jim Hollingsworth, Jerry Cantrell, Clinton Humphries, Frank Brocato, Pat Hamilton, James Stanford, Jack Gray, Ranee Smith, and Oscar Boeker. Juniors are: Dick Martin, Billy Thetford, Joe Crousen, Cleg Fowlkes, Richard Russell, Jerry Burleson, Tony Brocato, Bruce Trotter, Elijio Hernandez, Frank Wilson, Shirley Rus¬ sell, Jack Geron, and Archie English. Sophomores are: John Roberts, Mickey Hamilton, Marvin Agnew, and Ted Benton. Freshmen are: Paul Pasqu a, A. C. Lex, and Ronnie Stephens. Coaches David Slaughter and Joe King have just com¬ pleted their third season at the helm of the Sul Ross team, showing improvements each season, but having lost heavily in the Lone Star Conference this year. Reserves and replace¬ ments are being contemplated in the near future in time for spring training in April. Lobo Jerry Burleson makes a tackle surance is given by James Stanford 116 Mickey Hamilton G, Wichita Falls Marvin Agnew T, Eastland Fullback Tony Brocato succumbs to Stephen F. Austin ' s Tony Ellis in the de¬ but of October 21... English Named Top Lineman A. C. Lex Ronnie Stephens FB, Boerne HB, San Angelo Archie English, end on the Sul Ross College foot¬ ball team, was named Line¬ man of the Week in the Lone Star Conference for his play against Southwest Texas. English, a 190-pound junior letterman from Sem¬ inole, turned in a top de¬ fensive game as Sul Ross beat SW Texas 15-7. Ted Benton T, Midland Spirit Boosters. . . Ronnie Stephens, Sul Ross Lobo, carries the ball for Sully in the Homecoming tilt with the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks. . . in the tilt with N.M. W.As and Marvin Agnew. 117 Individual Lobo Honors Four Sul Ross State College Lobo football players were named to the 1961 Lone Star Conference Team. Tony Brocato, transfer student from Cameron, was named to the First Team All-Confer¬ ence squad as fullback. Texas Sports Writers voted him to the All-Texas Team of Small Colleges, and he was voted Honorable Mention on the Little All-American team. End Archie English was named to the Honorable Mention All-Conference Team, as was tackle Elijio Hernandez and guard James Stanford. The 1962 Brand salutes these outstanding athletes. Sul Ross Lobos won their first game son against New Mexico Western of 12-7. Jerry Hannsz QB, Rule Sammy Vaughn QB, Midland Director of Athletics and Head Coach, David Slaughter, looks on in dismay. . . 118 1961 SUL ROSS FOOTBALL SEASON of the sea- by a score Sul Ross State College football standing for this season was seventh with three wins, seven losses, and no ties. Sul Ross rated seventh in the Lone Star Conference with one win, six losses, and no ties. The Lobos will have eighteen returning lettermen and the possibilities of finishing higher in the Lone Star Conference standing next year. loe McGee. lack Waggoner QB, Grandfails HB, Rotan Jim Hollingsworth, ace halfback for the Sul Ross State College football team, ranked 30th in the nation in individual punting records for this year with an average of 38.6 yards per game. Paul Hoelscher T, Cameron Bill Wallace HB, Seminole James Blackwell G, Littlefield Stanley Seagler C, Petersburg 119 THE 1962 In the center are Coach Ray Van Cleef and Trainer Buddy Antwine. Players, from left, are: Jerry Tysc gel, Kenny Smith, James Thompson, Ranee Smith, Emmett O ' Donnell, Leo Jackson, Tom Taylor, Jess( Small, Dan Murrah, and Jack White. 1 SUL ROSS LOBOS Charles Stin- Walker, John Basketball Schedule December 4 —Way land College, 5 —Western New Mexico College, 8—Western New Mexico College, 11—Southwest Oklahoma College, 14 —Eastern New Mexico University, 15 —Way land College. 18 —St. Mary ' s University, Alpine Alpine Silver City Alpine Portales Plain view San Antonio January 3 —St. Mary ' s University, 6 —Stephen F. Austin, 8 —East Texas State, 13 —Howard Payne, 22 —Howard Payne, 27 —Sam Houston State, 29 —Lamar Tech, Alpine Nacogdoches Commerce Brownwood Alpine Huntsville Beaumont February 3 —Southwest Texas State, Alpine 5 —Texas A I, Alpine 10 —East Texas State, Alpine 12 —Stephen F. Austin, Alpine 17 —Texas A I, Kingsville 19 —Southwest Texas State, San Marcos 24 —Lamar Tech, Alpine 26 —Sam Houston State, Alpine —Lone Star Conference Game 121 122 Emmett O ' Donnell Sweeny- Center ' Come on, let ' s twist. . Kenny Smith Midkiff Guard urthers the Lobo spirit. .. Ranee Smith Midkiff Center - Captain 123 Practice is the formulator of perfection. . . Lobo Cagers Win Two Opening Games Rebounding from last year ' s record of six wins and 17 losses, the Sul Ross Lobos under Coach Ray Van Cleef, made their 1961-62 debut by defeating Way land College Dec. 4, 73-67 and Western New Mexico College Dec. 5, 80-64 in the Sul Ross College gymnasium. Jerry Tyson and Jesse Walker led in the scoring both nights with 16 points each. Air, air, I gotta have air! Thomas Taylor Del Rio Center 124 The ball, the ball.. .where ' s the ball? cries Leo Jackson. John Small Dallas Forward Charles Stingel Sugarcreek, Ohio Center 125 James Thompson Boerne Center Jerry Tyson Odessa Guard Kenny Smith jumps high toward the Lobo ' s victory over Southwest Oklahoma College, 57-46. That ' s my ball, now give it back. Sul Ross Lobos defeat Way- land College, 73-67. 126 Leo Jackson El Paso Forward Fencing, under the direction of Mr. W. H. Perryman, provided at half-time. Sul Ross Whips NMW, 80-64 Sul Ross took a 13-point lead in the second half to drop New Mexico Western 80-64 at Silver City, N. M , Dec, 7. Jerry Tyson tallied 19 points and Jesse Walker had 17 points to lead the Lobos to victory. 128 Jackson goes high for a rebound and a tip-in try against New Mexico Western. Sul Ross was victorious 80-63. entertainment Jack White Odessa Guard Spirit High for Lobo Squad At press time, the Sul Ross Lobo bas¬ ketball team had a season record of four wins and six losses. Standing in the Lone Star Conference stood at no wins with two losses. Spirit remained high among the team members and the Sul Ross Student Body through both wins and losses. ENMU Tops Lobos 78-51 Eastern New Mexico University led all the way in the tilt with Sul Ross, Dec. 14, to defeat the Lobos 78-51. ENMU held a 38-28 halftime lead and coasted in to hand Sul Ross its second loss against three victories. The Smith brothers, Kenny and Ranee, work together as a team.. .and for a team. .. .and I get the bench for slugging him in the face. 129 BASEBALL 1962 Ray Van Cleef Coach DATE OPPONENT SITE March 12 Eastern New Mexico Home March 13 Eastern New Mexico Away March 22 Colorado State Away March 23 Colorado State Home March 26 Texas Lutheran Home March 27 Texas Lutheran Away March 30 Texas Tech. Away March 31 Texas Tech, (doubleheader) Away April 6 Arizona State Away April 7 Arizona State Home April 9 University of Arizona Home April 10 University of Arizona Home April 13 Sam Houston Home April 14 Sam Houston Away April 16 Trinity University Away April 17 Trinity University Away April 19 Texas A A M Away April 20 Texas A M Home April 27 Sam Houston Home April 28 Sam Houston Home May 4 Way land College Home May 5 Way land College (doubleheader) Home All home games are played at Kokernot Field Home games start at 2:30 p.m Doubleheaders at 1:30 p.m. H ' C ' h r.ri f V |i Don Phillips Odessa Outfield Captain I3on Phillips, a Senior RAH Range Conservation major, hails from Odessa. Don, a left-fielder, led the 1961 team in runs batted in and held a .348 batting average for the season. Phillips is considered one of the outstanding ball hit¬ ters in small college ball. In home runs, Phillips took the lead in the 1961 season with a total of five. J ohnny Wells is a left-handed pitcher from San Antonio, whose greatest qual¬ ity is control. Wells is expected to be used effectively as a relief pitcher for the 1962 baseball season. His record in 1961 was 3-3. A Senior Physical Education major, Wells played semi-professional baseball in 1958 and since then has played two years for the Sul Ross Lobos. Johnny Wells San Antonio Pitcher Captain Bill Horlen San Antonio Infield Captain Prom San Antonio comes Bill Horlen, senior Physical Education major. Bill, an infielder, boasted a .313 batting average for the 1961 season. He is one of the finest professional prospects of the team, hav¬ ing played semi-professional baseball in 1958. 131 Wilbur Huckle San Antonio Infield Tories Gunn Austin Infield 132 Don Reed Cleburne Infield Tony Cumpian Crystal City Infield Buddy Antwine Carlsbad, New Mexico Outfield Roger Reid Dallas Outfield SUL ROSS SLUGGERS GIVE HOPES FOR SUCCESS (Press time, Feb. 13, 1962) With four .300 hitters, Wilbur Huckle, .397, Bud Antwine, .351, Don Phillips, .348, and Bill Horlen, .313, returning from last year ' s club that compiled a 16 win and 8 loss record, the Sul Ross baseball for¬ tunes will once again be determined by the effec¬ tiveness of the pitching staff. Lost from last season ' s club is Ed Wilson (5-0), who signed with the San Francisco Giants. Return¬ ing Pitchers, Jeff Dyer (4-3), John Wells (3-3), and Jerry Tyson (2-2), will get help from junior college transfers Jay Barry, Mike Merelez, and Charles Stingel while further pitching depth will be furnished by freshmen Bill Seifert, Robert Bice and Jerry Bridwell. Greater bench strength may be the major fac¬ tor in improving the club ' s chances for a bid to the NAIA National Tournament. Jarles Gunn and Don Reed are vying for the first base position, while newcomers Jim Sears, Jim Laney, Ronnie Stephens, Paul Pasqua, and John Small will be pushing for starting positions in the infield and outfield. The schedule this season is well-rounded with many of the top name colleges in the nation on the calendar. One club, the University of Arizona, was in the NCAA College World Series in 1961. The Lobos will play the University of Arizona at Tucson on April 9 and 10. Other teams on the schedule are Arizona State University, Texas A and M, Colorado State Univers¬ ity, Texas Lutheran, Trinity University, Sam Houston, Wayland, Eastern New Mexico, and Texas Tech. Ray Van Cleef, former All-American baseball player from Rutgers University, starts his fourth year as baseball and basketball coach at Sul Ross. As¬ sisting Van Cleef with baseball is Steve Richards, a graduate of Sul Ross State College. Jay Barry Orlando, Florida Pitcher John Small Dallas Outfield Jeff Dyer Carlsbad, New Mexico Pitcher Jerry Tyson Odessa Pitcher Jim Laney Dallas Infield Billy Holcomb Rochester Outfield Jim Sears Houston Infield Daryle Gibbens 135 San Antonio Catcher f I rj Robert Bice Seminole Pitcher Sammy Vaughn Midland Pitcher Bill Seifert Jal, New Mexico Pitcher Charles Stingel Sugar Creek, Ohio Pitcher 136 Ronnie Stephens San Angelo Outfield Paul Pasqua Catcher Dallas Jerry Bridwell Sudan Infield KOKERNOT FIELD: HOME OF THE 1961 SUL ROSS LOBOS: Standing: Huckle, Perrin, Wilson, Becker, Edwards, D. Reed, Gibbens, Dyer, Gunn, Combs, Tyson, Wells. Sitting: R. H. Reid, Hudson, Bice, Horlen, Stock- ton, H. L. Kokernot, Coach Van Cleef, R. B. Reid, Cumpian, Phillips, Lindsey, Antwine. 137 RODEOING AT Gary Simpson checks the rigging on his bareback bronc with help from Jack Shewmake. 138 SUL ROSS Cowboys and Cowgirls On Parade NIRA Rodeo Schedule.. .1962 South Plains Junior College .Levelland March 29, 30, 31 New Mexico State Las Cruces April 6, 7. 8 West Texas State Canyon April 12, 13, 14 Texas Tech Lubbock April 19, 20, 21 Hardin-Simmons Abilene April 26, 27, 28 New Mexico Western Silver City May 4, 5, 6 Sul Ross State Alpine May 10. 11. 12 139 Melvin Foster Sterling City Calf Roping and Ribbon Roping Steer Wrestling Frank Boyd Rankin Calf Roping and Ribbon Roping 140 Lynn Forrest rides high for the money stakes on No. 45. The camera caught the instant of perfect coordination between the men and their horses. That ' s Pete Lewis hooking high, wide, and handsome? It ' s a grim cheering section hanging on the chutes watching Billy Wells stay in shape on a ton of sky-rocketing bull. Gary Simpson Crosbyton Rodeo Club President Ribbon Roping Bull Riding Steer Wrestling Donna Saul Van Horn Barrel Racing Goat Tying Rodeo Club Sweetheart 141 Charlie Barnett Seminole Ribbon Roping Calf Roping Mama told me there would be days like this, but she didn ' t tell me it was going to be today! says David Moore. The great Speckled Bird flies again.. .this time with Carl Pannell. Ruthe Foster Cleburne Barrel Racing Goat Tying 142 Mareva James Phoenix, Arizona Barrel Racing Goat Tying L|r ' W ' ' ' ,� .. 4, V. ; t - - . Ml ( Hello, Barrel, says Margie Chaffin as she and Brownie round the barrel. Nk’iu Jimmy Jones Odessa Calf Roping Ribbon Roping Steer Wrestling f 4 r � m ' -■% % . % v : f r % Please don ' t let me buck off in the mud! says Gary Simpson. Mickey Powers Sonora Ribbon Roping Calf Roping Steer Wrestling Bull Riding Bill James Snyder Calf Roping and Ribbon Roping Steer Wrestling Tommy Owens Barnhart Rodeo Clown Calf Roping and Ribbon Roping Bareback Bronc Riding Pete Lewis wrestles in money-winning style at the Nationa California, 1961. Jack Shewmake Odessa Bull Riding Steer Wrestling Intercollegiate Rodeo Finals held in Sacramento, Aboard a tempest of back-lashing bronc, Jim Moore spurs from shoulder to flank, toes out, balance perfect. Nancy Benson Houston 145 Barrel Racing J. L. Keeney Ribbon Roping Calf Roping The Golden Rocket is moving on and about to leave Lynn Forrest behind. Bill James signals that he has completed the tie. B. B. Ingham Ozona Calf Roping and Ribbon Roping Steer Wrestling i I V ■ k a .■ s : Charlie Barnett runs down the rope to make the tie... Silhouetted against a western sky... Quit tickling that horse, Gary, he doesn ' t like it. David Moore Wichita Falls Bareback Riding Bull Riding 147 TRACK Jackie Probst Kermit Shot Put and Fieldman Eddie Webb Marfa Hurtles Edward Hensley Marfa Dash and Hurtles Kenneth Bachelor Kermit Hurtles Charlie Featherston Goldthwaite Relay and Pole Vault Lee Anderson Alpine Dash and Relays 148 Jimmy Phillips Farmington, N. Mex. 440 Relays Lloyd Patrick Athens Relays Weymon Saul Kress Distance 1962 Track Schedule Feb. 17 Indoor Relays Odessa Mar. 10 Border Olympics Laredo Mar. 17 West Texas Relay Odessa Apr. 6 Texas Austin Apr. 14 Texas Western El Paso May 3 Hardin-Simmons Arlington State Sul Ross Abilene Arlington Alpine May 10, 11, 12 Lone Star Conference Beaumont Edward Sandoval Melvin Hurtles 149 A. C. Lex Boerne Shot Put Felix Valles Sanderson 150 Distance Mike Nelon Alpine 440 Relays David Cates Menard Dashes TED CHRISTOPHER Andrews HARRIET CARPENTER Alpine MONTE CHURCHILL Crowell LAVERN WEINETTE Darrouzett DOROTHY HOCKER El Paso 1962 TENNIS TEAM MIKE BUSTILLOZ KELBY BROWN 151 Barstow Kerrville INTRAMURALS HIP rife Virginia Espinosa drives as Johnnie Gonzales follows in Navy vs. Gray game. One of the most successful Men ' s Intramural Basketball seasons came to a close January 9, with the All Stars winning, 69-56 over the Busters. The Busters, an exciting team throughout the entire campaign, were led by such outstanding players as Jack Stephenson and Wilbur Huckle. The All Stars were picked by the officials who are students in Mr. Jack Perryman ' s P. E. 339 officiating class. The All Star lineup boast¬ ed such players as Jack Probst, a sensation at rebounding and Archie English, a tough man to cover under or off the boards. The All Star team was composed of Mike Mireles, Roger Reed, Bill Potter, Archie English, Jim Sears, Dave Bayless, Woody Owens, Hershel Burleson, Jesus Valenzuela, Jack Probst and Larry Doyle. He almost got it... A. C. Lex lays one up as Tom Owens covers... 152 Well, has it gone into orbit... I llfj ! pMK 1 XL Vilma Lopez spikes one over... THE BUSTERS TAKE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: Standing: Wilbur Huckle, Jack Stephenson, Don Reed, Carroll Faught; Kneeling: Bill Horlen and Gary Roy. Ella Jo Turner leads other members of the Physical Education Dept, in a half-time demonstration on the side horse at the Lobo-A I basketball game. 153 Crowbars Win Bowling League The Crowbars, who came up from behind two months of trailing the Latin Lovers, took First Place Trophy in the Campus Men ' s Bowling League. The League which started in Oct. was formed to arouse interest among college students in the sport of bowling. lack Stephenson won 1st Place for high bowling series of 161 pins average per game. Intramural Volleyball Girl ' s intramural volleyball got off to a start Jan. 30 with approximately 50 girls turning out for the four color teams. Men ' s intramural volleyball began Feb. 15 with seven teams competing in the intramural tournament un¬ der the direction of Doug Chitsey. Girl ' s All Star Basketball Guards: Wanda Craig, Kakaii Blackwell, and Car¬ men Natera (not shown). Forwards: Smoky Brown, Darlene Braden, and Mickey Weaver. WRA Bowling Champs: Standing: Nancy Wilson, Linda Beasley, Loretta Schmidt; Kneeling: Connie Morrison and Linda Kay Clark. Get off my toe, you big lug... 154 “I ' ll hit you if you don ' t give it back ' says Judy Irby to Maynell Johnson as she and Vilma Lopez go for the ball. 155 MEN ' S BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Standing: Bill Horlen, Wilbur Huckle, and Jack Stephenson; Kneeling: Don Reed and Gary Roy. Not shown are: Hank Grant, Andy Owens, Roland Mc¬ Donald, John Doherty, Lynn Carter, and Earl Faulkner. MEN ' S BOWLING CHAMPS: Standing: Kenny Smith, and Jerry Tyson; Kneeling: Wilbur Huckle and Woody Owens. Ella Jo Turner returns ball in Red vs. Navy game. NORMAN CASH DAY Sul Ross and Alpine Honor Big League Baseball Champion Detroit Tiger first baseman Norman Cash was ad¬ mitted to the NAIA ' s Hall of Fame at a special day in his honor at Alpine on Nov. 11. Cash was the fifth baseball player awarded this honor by the NAIA. Cash, a graduate of Sul Ross State College won the league batting title with a .361 average, highest for a Tiger since Charley Gehringer led the league with a .371 in 1937. He also topped the league in hits with 193 and poled 41 home runs, an all time record for left-handed Tiger batters. The six foot, 190-pound first baseman graduated from Sul Ross State in 1955, and spent the next two seasons with Waterloo of the Three-I League, batting .334 in 1956. Following military service, he played at Indianapolis and with the Chicago White Sox, before be¬ ing traded to Detroit on April 12, 1960. Executive Secretary A. O. Duer of the NAIA pre¬ sented the award plaque to Cash. Norman Cash has been recommended to our awards committee as a stu¬ dent and athlete of the highest type while at Sul Ross State, and his play in professional baseball since then certainly makes him deserving of the NAIA f s highest honor, said Duer in announcing the award NORM CASH 157 MELVIN BARNES San Angelo Junior FRANK BROCATO Alpine Junior KELBY BROWN Kerrville Sophomore The Last Roundup.. CHARLES BURK Eden Junior KENNETH CLOUSE Alpine Freshman C. F. DACY Eldorado Freshman BETTY JO DANIEL CHARLES FEATHERSTON JO HIGHTOWER Pompano Beach, Fla. Goldthwaite Midland Freshman Freshman Freshman DAN GAULDING Corpus Christi Senior reid McClellan Midland Senior jessie McDonald vivian Morgan Sanderson Houston Senior Freshman MARGARET MURPHY KATHERINE PERKINS Dallas Austin Sophomore Sophomore 158 All of this work is getting me down... WEYMON SAUL Kress Sophomore SYDNEY SHADLE Iraan Freshman WAYNE SHAW O ' Donnell Junior FERN SMITH Colorado City Freshman CARL SUMMERS Plainview Freshman JUNE VAN CLEEF Alpine Senior 159 HONORS Student Council O Class Officers Man and Woman of Year Who ' s Who Favorites Homecoming Queen Homecoming Princesses Sweethearts Standing: T. Connor, J. Williamson, G. Roy, M. Turner, T. Owens, J. Clark, B. Wamock, B. Thetford, J. George. Seated: E. Ramey, B. Wright, N. Benson, J. Crumley, M. Armstrong. Johnny Williamson Freshman Class Student Billy Thetford Jerene Crumley Junior Class Representatives Betsy Wright iepresentcrtives Council Martha Smalling Turner Tom Owens Jimmy Clark Secretary President Vice-President GRADUATE CLASS OFFICERS President . Vice President . Secretary-Treasurer Reporter . Sponsors .... . Woody Richards . Laura Pattillo _ LaMarylis Oliver .Monte Jones Admiral Gerald Ogle Meridon V. Garner SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . Lawrence Jones Vice-President ... Jesse Hofacket Secretary .. Betty English Treasurer .. Jessie McDonald Reporter .... Jack Geron Student Council Representatives . Gary Roy Nancy Benson Dr. Ernest C. Shearer Mr. Joe King Sponsors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... Vice President . Secretary ... Treasurer . Student Council Representatives . Clegg Fowlkes _ Jerry Don Baird Nancy Hollingsworth . Wanda Craig . Billy Thetford Jerene Crumley Sponsors Dr. Paul Weyerts Mr. John G. Prude SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . Lynn Carter Vice-President .... Ted Benton Secretary-Treasurer.. Sarah Kerr Student Council Representatives . lesse George Mary Armstrong Sponsors . Dr. E. E. Turner Mr. Vernon M. Harlan 167 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President .1. Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . Student Council Representatives Sponsors .. . Bobby Don Hill . loe Scott . Lynn Armstrong . Ruby Wilcott . Nick Lucas . Betsey Wright John Williamson Mrs. Ethelaura Ramey Dr. Dan Graham 1961 Man of the Year ANDY OWENS Senior Class President Press Club President Student Council Sigma Tau Delta Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Chi Shyline Staff Brand Staff Who ' s Who in American Colleges 1961 Woman of the Year ANN CLANTON Zeta Tau Zeta Sachems Business Club Cheerleader Student Council Valentine Duchess Kappa Delta Pi 169 SoUeyte tnct 7t Uve, ' i tti£4, These students honored by being named to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges are students who are nominated by members of the faculty and Student Council on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service. The nominees ' records are carefully screened by a faculty committee and names of the selections are sent to national headquarters for approval. NANCY BENSON Houston, Texas CLINTON RAY HUMPHREYS Eastland, Texas Football Alpha Chi PEM Club Freshman Class Favorite NANCY BECK HUMPHREYS Eastland, Texas Business Club Alpha Chi Sachems Football Sweetheart Rodeo Club Student Council The Skyline Sachems Campus Favorite Brand Queen CHARLOTTE McMILLAN Lubbock, Texas Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi Women ' s Recreation Ass ' n Student Education Ass ' n. Assist, and Editor Skyline Dean ' s List I NV -t RANCE SMITH Midkiff, Texas T Association Alpha Chi Student Education Ass ' n. Vice-Pres. Junior Class Deans List Basketball Football MICKEY JAY LUEDECKE Sierra Blanca, Texas Alpha Chi Dean ' s List sMm HELEN FRED Rocksprings, Texas Student Education Ass ' n Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi ELIZABETH ANNE WILSON Odessa, Texas Dean ' s List Alpha Chi Sachems Kappa Delta Pi Women ' s Recreation Ass ' n Ferguson Hall President GARY BONINE Abilene, Texas Sul Ross Geological Society 172 BILLY FARRINGTON CRANMER Balmorhea, Texas Alpha Chi Alpha Psi Omega Sachems Lodge Players Student Education Ass ' n Texas Speech Ass ' n Dean ' s List Skyline Editor Alpha Kappa Phi Speech Department Assistant PHYLLIS CONNOR Tulsa, Oklahoma Alpha Chi President Kappa Delta Phi Spanish Club Sigma Tau Delta Dean ' s List JOE GREEN Wink, Texas Industrial Arts Club Alpha Chi Dean ' s List LINDA KAY CLARK Alpine, Texas Alpha Chi Dean ' s List Women ' s Recreation Ass ' n Cheerleader Secretary Freshman Class Secretary Sophomore Class PEM Club BYRLENE HARRISON Pecos, Texas Sachems Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi Student Education Ass ' n : RAY BARBEE Odessa, Texas Gamma Sigma Epsilon 174 mmm WANDA LEE CRAIG Nolan, Texas Alpha Chi Homecoming Queen Women ' s Recreation Ass ' n PEM Club Sophomore Class Favorite Junior Class Treasurer ANITA JERENE CRUMLEY Crane, Texas Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi Student Council Cheerleader Campus Favorite Homecoming Princess Women ' s Recreation Ass ' n. •Student Education Ass ' n. Modern Choir Rossonian Chorus The Brand staff EMMETT O ' DONNEL Sweeny, Texas Sophomore Class President Newman Club President Basketball T Association WILLIAM QUINLIN Denver, Colorado Dean ' s List Gamma Sigma Epsilon Alpha Chi BUCK BURDETT Alpine, Texas Alpha Chi Who ' s Who 1960 Business Club Dean ' s List OLA JOYCE KING Petersburg, Texas Alpha Chi Student Education Ass ' n Art Club President Kappa Delta Pi Dean ' s List aval it Sue i¥e “Siaud 2aee i Spirit ' s her middle name... perky... fun loving... 7OoULCttb Student adcp ' P , ie idmt Trustworthy and friendly. . . always a leader... 0 pa,v nite School spirit is her business... neat and sweet... Qewe (feoxye Intelligent... industrious... sincere in all he does... A little girl with a lot of spark... lovable and lively... ' pcut ' iite Man about campus... dependable.... likable... fetene (Ziamlecf ' Jawiite, Golden voice... flaxen tresses.. Scholar in her own right... 184 fetae ' Walken, ' pavo-xite Wears a smile... loves to tease... basketball is his game... Always on her toes. . .on the floor or on campus... Distinguished. . .football enthusiast... high ideals. .87 Scnibi ' TfancyWitAM Scnivi ?4, tfnite 188 Tftic ecf ' W zver tyu U n 189 W; 3ai i¥eut6 iMt 190 f Sa% cvici ? z el i S ifth M L y%e ' Jawiite “Rudy DoA iex 7 XVQlCtC ' Hickey Jlut x ' jawnitc 191 ' Wcutda @ieUf 2.CCCCH 193 cue (?ram(ecf, Basketball Sweetheart sm ' Patricia Band Sweetheart 199 SPECIAL FEATURES Homecoming Brand Dance Sports Day Western Week Registration Freshmen Week Christmas Drama Valentine Dance Best Dressed Coeds Religious Emphasis Week i Break loose, Humphries! Sul Ross quarter back, Clinton Ray Humphries, Number 10 breaks loose from Gene Hampton, Stephei F. Austin Lumberjack, as the Lobos lose 13-0 Registration of the Exes in the Student Union Building is first on the list. Old Hands Return For™ During the halftime show the Homecoming Queen and Court were presented. Left to right: Princess Jerene Crumley, Thurman White, Vice-President Ex-Stu¬ dent Association, Queen Wanda Craig, Congressman J. T. Rutherford, Princess Sue Hess, and C. L Holman, President Ex-Student Association. 202 ct. 21, before a Homecoming crowd. In the background is Lobo end, Jack Gray, umber 81, and Lobo back, Clegg Fowlkes, Number 41. 1961 Homecoming Branding The Honorable George A. Brandel, Sul Ross Ex of 1927-28, delivered the principal address at the Home¬ coming assembly on Oct. 21, 1961. Typical Western hospitality on the Sul Ross Campus... The Sul Ross Lobo Band gets into Homecoming activities as they march in the parade. 2Q3 Sul Ross talent, The Wayfarers, (Jeff Roden, Bruce Ashcraft, Jack Bowers, Johnny Butterfield) provided special entertainment for the dance. 204 Nancy Benson and Gary Roy step into the per¬ sonality spotlight. Getting ready for the big Saturday THE 1961-62 BRAND DANCE Jimmy Jones and Jeff Roden put the finishing touches on the Crowned Head of Western glory. Ruby Doshier and Nick Lucas lead the way in the proceedings of the Corona¬ tion. A ? The 1961 Brand Dance, although formal, was very definitely western. The students in Dr. J. T. Morrow ' s Journalism classes, under the direction of Judy Singleton, chairman of arrangements, spent long hours working on the decorations and activities for the evening honoring the Campus and Class Fa¬ vorites. J-orn Connors, Student Union director, was always on hand with a help¬ ful hint towards success. Top hands Marlene Eichblatt, Jerry Baird, Jerry Brat¬ ton, Jimmy Jones, Jeff Roden, along with Brand Editor, Jesse George, did every¬ thing from gathering tumble-weeds to spraying steer skulls gold. Everyone, whether on the Brand Staff or a student just willing to help had a feeling of pride with the realization of a success. Queen. King. Crown Bearer Sceptre Bearer Train Bearers Flower Girls. Harriet Carpenter Mary Armstrong... Nancy Benson. Jerene Crumley. Senior. Junior. Sophomore. Freshmen Mary Armstrong and Jesse George proceed through the canopy of a snow-flaked cov¬ ered wagon. .Sue Hess .Tom Owens .George Leavitt .William Morrow .Mark Kay and Jim Ponton .Kim King and Barbara Davis Campus Favorites .Jimmy Clark .Jesse George _.Gary Roy .Jesse Walker Class Favorites .Nancy Wilson and Jesse Hofacket .Mickey Weaver and Jerry Don Baird ..Barbara Faseler and Hank Grant .Ruby Doshier and Nick Lucas Q ueen Sue Hess and King Tom Owens enter the gateway to Western pageantry. The Royal Court of the 1961-62 Brand Coronation and Dance... 205 Possum and his posse kept things under control... Doing the barnyard shuffle on a crowded dance floor... . . .and the stockings were hung by the chimney with care. . - Sophomore ' s choice, Barbara Faseler and Hank Grant, steps into the personality spot¬ light. The Train Bearers added a glowing touch to the coronation. . . Mickey Weaver and Jerry Don Baird enter the ballroom of an old fashioned Western Christmas. Intermission time calls for a bit of Western hospitality among the dancers. . . Harriet Carpenter and Jimmy Clark proceed down the aisle to a glittered court. J Sprucing up the main gate.... Jerene Crumley and Jesse Walker go hand in hand up the trail of favoritism. The glittering lights cast their beams on Nancy Wilson and Jesse Hofacket. 207 Students from Other Lands Contribute to Campus Life One of the most valuable supplements to an American col¬ lege campus is the presence of students from other lands, who come to our campuses not only for a formal higher education, but also to learn first-hand many aspects of our way of life. In ex¬ change they also broaden our horizons by relating to us their own daily life in their homeland. Choon Gu Kang (known as leannie ), a graduate student in education; Bon Gul Koo, a graduate in history; and Bon Hyup Koo, a sophomore pre-med major, have contributed to students on the Sul Ross campus a greater understanding of the Far East, especially of Korea, our foreign students ' native country. During an interview or visit with leannie or the Koo brothers, one will realize that although our foreign students are more famil¬ iar with a contrasting way of life, their dreams and efforts are similarily directed toward peace; and through such contact one learns to respect the similarities and differences of other peoples. Korean students Bon Gul Koo, Choon Gu Kang, and Bon Hyup Koo are representative of the foreign students who have promoted the international atmosphere and interest on the Sul Ross campus and in the community. aWb rfw Jm Bon and leanie enjoy sharing their American college experiences on a small, friendly campus. 208 Taking time out from their studies, Bon, leanie, and Ban ' relax in the SUB for a game of chess or to converse with othei students. J . bee ' s, The Sandbox, charmed summer audiences with its cast of unique characters. Sul Ross Summer-Stock Tie excitement and gaiety of summer theatres was brought to the Sul Ross campus and stage by an outstanding group of student ac¬ tors during the Summer Session. Th Lhe Lesson ' another play presented during the summer session, starred Billy Cranmer and Charles Veltmann. The annual Shakespearean production for the sum¬ mer was Love ' s Labors Lost featuring the comic as¬ pects of wooing and winning the ladies. If I can just get off without dragging my nose, I ' ve got it made. W - 111 . ; t m .111 So this is what they meant by all day singing and di Sophomores 19 :W . _ This is a sport! 210 And—they are off. To where? Sports ner on the ground. Capture 61 Day Now boys, I said absolutely no girls! Hey man! Is that really Casey? What do you mean you ' ve got a sticker in your hand. Well Tex, looks to me like they went that ' a way. I ' ll head them off at the pass. Uuuuuh! I got it on my fingers! Sul Ross Western Must be Hank Thompson. No? Oh, it ' s Smith. A typical Sul Ross Saturday night. Hmmm—Looks like the Dalton Gang, but it ' s just ol ' Jerry Don, John, Bill, Hank, and Bob. Rides Into Week But Sheriff, I don ' t dig this Western life. I am a Beatnik! Even office personnel goes Western, as Miss Chaffin proves. The roar of the Roaring Wild West was never completely quieted, especially in Sul Ross territory. The roar becomes exceptionally loud for at least one week in every spring semester. This particular week has been proclaimed Western Week. l Xhe Sul Ross campus becomes a typical Wanted: Dead or Alive, Gunsmoking, Pala¬ din playground. The student body elects a sher¬ iff and deputies, who set up rules of law and order for their week of western reign. These rules set the law for dress, which must be western, behavior, which is definitely frontier, and even roll your own cigarettes, which often causes an epidemic of nicotine fits. Western Week reaches back into the past and brings the past back to life on the Sul Ross campus. 213 The GUILTY: Mickey Weaver and Barbara Hill The CRIME: Unknown The SENTENCE: Chew a plug of tobacco and — IAIL. Roll along with Speck. . . The modern-day fudge Roy Bean and his jury: Jack Wag¬ goner, Gentry Holmes, and Gary Roy. 214 The West would not have the charm it does, if it weren ' t for the Spanish flavor, portrayed here by A1 Garza. The secret of the game is to just pucker-up, blow hard, and pray for a big gust of back wind. Demonstrating the art of tobacco-spitting is Carroll Fought. Us Cowboys got ' ta hang together. Donna Saul cuts her horse close in order to make good timing. Good horsemanship and skill in barrel racing is shown by Mareva James. Rodeo Team Brands Sul Ross is proud of its 1961 RODEO TEAM and its accomplishments. (Standing) Pete Lewis, Dennis Reiners, Mickey Powers, Bill James, Melvin Foster, and Jim Moore. (Seated) Mareva James, Donna Saul, and Thelma Gwilliams. THE SUL ROSS RODEO TEAM carried real TEXAS skill and flavor to the National Inter¬ collegiate Rodeo Finals in Sac¬ ramento, California, August 30— September 4, 1961. The girls and boy ' s teams gave Sul Ross out¬ standing recognition in all the rodeo events. These contestants and rodeo experts not only put their names, as individuals, on top of the Na¬ tional Rodeo lists, but Sul Ross as well. The BRAND salutes these Twentieth Century Cowboys and Cowgirls. Mickey Powers executes perfect form for a fast dogging time. California Finals Reiners spurs high for a try at first place in bareback riding. Attempting a high rating in goat tying is Thelma Gwilliams. Jim Moore sticks tight and spurs hard to complete his 8-second ride in bareback bronc riding. WINNERS IN THE FINALS Bill James—1st Ribbon Roping Mickey Powers—4th Bull Dogging Donna S aul—2nd Goat and Calf Tying THE NATIONAL WINNERS Jim Moore—3rd Bareback Riding Bill James—3rd Calf Roping Pete Lewis—3rd Bull Riding Dennis Reiners—4th Bronc Riding Donna Saul—1st Goat and Calf Tying. Bill James and his horse. Old Bay, work as a team for high scoring in the calf roping event. 218 Registration Upsets Students Payrolls Let ' s see - my name? Oh, come on what ' s my name? 220 Here goes nothing — Here son, take a couple more. I wonder how many times I ' ll have to come back? You won ' t believe it but — says Ann Clanton. Please don ' t close this class pleads Linda Johnson. You ' re kidding. Didn ' t they have their shots? replies Mrs. Richardson. 221 Freshman Roundup Tie Sul Ross Campus rings with the cries of the round¬ up, that is, the roundup of the Freshmen. The trail bosses have a big job each September, when a new herd has to be separated and branded with the SE- -iAiiter the branding, the Freshman herd quietens down to the regular routine of Sul Ross ranching. An occa¬ sional cattle call may be heard over the campus, but it proves to be as common as the stampedes, which occur as regular as clock work.usually between classes. Oh, Fine and you? 0®mi Sul Ross Stock Goes To Water Say man! What am I doing here? Sul Ross students, both boys and girls, enjoy the west Texas sun and the campus swimming pool. I ' m not sure, but I think it ' s a dunking. What ' s this, modern ballet? . . .nobody knows where I call home. .. .1 may as well pretend that I enjoy studying. Santa ' s coming to Sul Ross was the theme of first place winners Virginia Reagan and June Osburn in the Lawrence Hall door contest. T ' was the night before Christ¬ mas won second place for Cleo Jones and Lynn Arm¬ strong. The Yuletide spirit was highly reflected at the Los Tertulianos Christmas party. 226 Christmas Parties... Mary Ann Gibson and Sarah Serving punch Kerr took third place honors Education As- with packages for all. Dr. J. T. Morrow played the role of St gala journalism get-together. Well, who pushed the cookies over there? snarls journalism student, Nancy Benson. it the Student ociation social... ...on the Campus Who says there aren ' t trees around here? ask Jimmy Jones and Judy Singleton, as they deco¬ rate the West Texas tumbleweeds for the Brand Dance. Evelyn Hudgins helps herself to more cake at the annual Christmas Tea. I Just a little more, says Darlene Mc¬ Donald, as she steadily pours coffee al the Christmas Tea. 227 Sul Ross State College Department of Speech presents She Loves Me Not by Howard Lindsay Directed by Dr. Katharine Boyd You can strike out against capitalism and all of its wretched con¬ comitants, preaches party-struck Laval to Curly about the type of job she needs, while his buddies look on. I didn ' t have time to dress! Chorus girl Curly (Avon Bernhard) appeals to Harvard Senior (Bob Kelly) to help her escape from police. Look fierce, Red. loe Luther, as the publicity-minded press agent makes the most of everyone. Left to right: E. Barrera, W. Linthicum, T. Brons, A. Lynn, N. Lucas, J. Luther. When Paul Lawton ' s fiancee mistakes the dean ' s daughter for the hiding Chorus girl, more trouble starts. Left to right: L. Roach, B. Kelly, S. Snodgrass, D. Tarvin. 228 Roy Meyer, Eloy Barrera, and Andy Porras gave three comical performances as the Philadelphia thugs. Mass demonstration against the evils of Capitalism. Left to right: W. Linthicum, R Meyer, W. Whatley, L. Roach, B. McCarley, T. Brons, A. Porras, D. Tarvin, A. Bernhard, M. Bustilloz, J. Luther, B. Gard, A. Lynn. CAST Curley Flagg . Avon Bernhard Mugg Schnitzel . Eloy Barrera Frances Arbuthnot . Sharon Snodgrass Mrs. Arbuthnot . Donna Tarvin Paul Lawton . Robert Kelly Buzz Jones . . Maynard Pike Henry Broughton . Robert Gard Phillip Laval Mike Bustilloz Baldy O ' Mara . . Roy Meyer Charles Lawton . Wayne Whatley Secretary . . Betty Bryan J. B. . i i . Andy Porras Liebowitz . . Tony Brons J. Thorval Jones . . Robert McCarley Gus McNeal . Joe Luther Midge Mercer ... . Linda Roach Housekeeper . . Patricia Koch Dean Mercer . . Wesley Linthicum Arkle . . Nickey Lucas Cameraman . . Adrian Lynn Senator Gray . . Rodney Short What a story! Tony Brons, as a Communist agitator, plots publicity for his party. Murder at the Hilarity Club—performed by Muggs (Eloy Barrera) because he likes night¬ clubs. 229 T J. he annual Sweetheart formal was held in the Student Union Building, February 13. The dance was sponsored by the residents of Lawrence and Ferguson halls, the Mu Rho Sigma (Mrs. Club), and Zeta Tau Zeta (off-campus girls). Each organization was rep¬ resented by a beau and sweetheart as well as duchesses. IN usic was furnished by the Sul Ross Stage Band featuring Miss Linda Short. On the program were exhibition dancers Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perryman and vocalist Carmen Natera. MARY DUNCAN and FLOYD MULLENIX Sigma Rho Chi, Lawrence SWEETHEART Duchesses and Escorts: Carmen Brown—Shirley Russell, Mickey Weaver—Jerry Don Baird, Sharon Snodgrass—Jack Shewmake, and Joanna and Jack Hightower. 230 GAIL and PAUL HAYES Mu Rho Sigma, Married Students NANCY BENSON and DAVID MOORE Alpha Kappa Phi, Ferguson DANCE CARLENE HEGELUND and TOMMY POGUE Zeta Tau Zeta, Alpine mm Reba Clark and Charles Stingel take time out for a chat... The Valentine Court of 1962... Duchesses and Escorts: Sandra Dorough—Woody Bean, Luty Quintana—Henry Valenzuela, Betty and Bill Jennings, and Donna Burdett—Clegg Fowlkes. STEP INTO STYLE WITH THE TOP TEN MODELS... Evelyn Ainsworth, Bledsoe Earlene Anderau, Alpine Mary Armstrong, Odessa Monterrey Jay, Houston Charlotte McMillan, Lubbock Jean Roberts, Big Spring Judy Singleton, Kerrville Sharon Snodgra ss, Midland Carol Vogt, Alpine Edra Ann Walls, Big Lake Perfect for church or an afternoon tea is this emerald green wool sheath modeled by Mary. Black suede heels, a clutch bag to match, and white shorty gloves with pearl trim give this outfit a polished appearance. Ready for class, club meeting, or a night at the SUB, Mary Armstrong mod¬ els a pretty lilac blue skirt and sweater by Dalton. Matching bows and a silver charm bracelet add a touch of individu¬ ality. The traditional black loafers and crew socks complete Mary ' s sportswear ensemble. Showing fashion in simplicity and sophistication, Mary models a deep rose brocaded satin floor length formal. Dyed to match satin and silver heels complement the dress, as do the long white opera gloves. 232 1962 Ten Bes t Dressed Girls on Campus Fashion Show The 1962 Fashion Show, the second annual, was jointly spon¬ sored by the SKYLINE and the SACHEM LITERARY SOCIETY. Mary Armstrong, a Junior English major from Odessa, was chosen for the campus title of Best Dressed Girl on Sul Ross Campus by a Student-Faculty Committee for the second con¬ secutive year. Mary will represent Sul Ross in GLAMOUR Maga¬ zine ' s Sixth National Contest for the Ten Best Dressed College Girls in America. Runners-up for the title of Best Dressed Girl on Campus were Sharon Snodgrass—Monterrey Jay—and Judy Singleton. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK The Reverend Chris Diebel, pastor of the First Christian Church of Pecos, represented the Chris¬ tian Churches in the Sul Ross emphasis. The Reverend Roy E. Stephens, pastor of the Church of Christ in Monahans, returned to the Sul Ross cam- ? us for the second time during Religious Emphasis eek this year. Dr. J. Hoytt Boles, Synod Executive for the Synod of Texas of the United Presbyterian Church in the USA, brought the series to a close on the Sul Ross Cam¬ pus. Here he is speaking to a Speech class. 234 The Reverend George Ricker, pastor of the St. Luke Methodist Church, San Angelo, spoke at several student group meetings, during the emphasis at Sul Ross. Dr. W. F. Howard, Dallas, Director of the Division of Student Work of the Baptist General Convention of Texas for the past 17 years, represented the Baptists during Religious Emphasis Week at Sul Ross. Dr. David Jacobson, Rabbi of Temple Beth El, San Antonio, spoke at the opening session of the week. Dr. Jacobson is particularly well-known throughout Texas for his many appearances on college campuses and for his work with the National Conference of Christians and Jews. The Reverend George Brazell, Vice President of Southwestern Assemblies of God College, Waxahachie, was guest speaker representing his denomination at Sul Ross this year. Father Louis Mancini, El Paso, represented the Catholic Church during the emphasis at Sul Ross this year. Much of his ministry has been with youth, and for the last two years he has been in charge of safety work in the El Paso area. I .eligious Emphasis Week was held on the campus of Sul Ross State College, Feb. 19-22. Dr. Clifford B. Casey, Professor of History, was Chairman of arrange¬ ments. Student assemblies were held each morning at 11 in the college auditorium and the eight guest leaders spoke to many class sessions and led discussions for stu¬ dent organizations. The annual Religious Emphasis Week is sponsored each year by the Alpine Churches in cooperation with the college. 235 INDEX ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF Blucher, Olive - 11, 72 Boyd, Dr. Katharine - 11, 86 Briggs, Dr. F. Allen - 11 Brown, Ethel - 11 Brown, Judge William V - 6 Casey, Dr. Clifford B. - 11 Chaffin, Eva - 11, 213 Connor, Tom - 11, 70, 162, 163 Crawford, Jack C. - 11 Cunningham, Sam - 15 Davis, Glenn F. - 10, 69, 78 Dirks, Judith-16, 97, 101 Dobie, Dudley R. - 11, 72 Dugas, Vera -11 Dugger, Mabel - 11 Dunn, Earl - 12, 104 Dyke, Dean Delbert - 9 Edgar, Peggy - 12, 93 Elder, Laurie - 69 Fain, Monte -15 Forbes, Merwin B. - 12 Ford, Dr. Harlan - 10, 87 Garner, Meridon V. -12, 164 Gilbreath, Sallabel - 68 Gossett, Ed - 6 Graham, Dr. Daniel - 12, 168 Graham, Jeff -12 Graham, Joseph -12 Gresham, Judge Newton - 6 Harlan, Vernon - 12, 167 A Abbott, Annie - 85 Acosta, Catarina - 48 Adams, Tony - 48 Aday, Judy - 48 Adkisson, Kerry - 30 Agnew, Marvin -113, 116 Aguilar, Adolfo - 18, 82 Aguirre, Oscar - 38, 82 Ainsworth, Evelyn - 48, 91, 232 Alexander, Pat - 100 Allen, Claude -18 Allison, Rodney - 48 Almquist, Nelda- 38, 86, 102 Anderau, Earlene - 48, 86, 98, 232 Anderson, Jim-38 Anderson, Lee - 48, 148 Anderson, Stanley - 48 Andrews, Wayne - 48 Antwine, Buddy-120, 133 Armistead, Leroy - 48 Armstrong, Jerry - 76 Armstrong, Lynne - 93, 168 Armstrong, Mary - 38, 94, 109, 162, 163, 167, 180, 205, 232, 233 Asbill, Jack-48, 103 Asbill, Sandy-38, 103 Ashcraft. Bruce - 30, 78, 79, 204 B Bachelor, Kenneth - 148 236 Hill, Paul V. -12, 163 Johnson, Dr. Vally-12, 101 Karvonen, Dr. Paul E. - 12, 79 Kay, Alta Bell - 12 Kellam, J. C. - 6 King, Charles - 12, 81 King, Joe -12, 112, 165 Koch, Etta - 15 Leavitt, William - 12 Lighthouse, Laurene - 10, 96 Linn, Anna D. -13 Little, Dr. Samuel -13, 89 Lockey, Mrs. E. D. - 6 McBryde, Wilbur-13 Mellard, Evelyn -13, 94 Miles, Dr. Elton R. - 13 Mims, S. M. -13 Mjolsness, J. M. -13, 70, 71 Moore, Jean - 13 Morrow, Dr. J. T. - 13, 65, 66, 85 Newbill, Clanton W. - 13 Newsom, Frances - 13, 68 Ogle, Gerald B. - 13, 164 Oliver, LaMarylis - 17, 97, 164 Olson, Martin - 15 Perryman, Jack H. - 13, 83, 230 Ponton, Dr. Arvel R. - 13 Prude, John G. -13, 87, 166 Pye, Jewell -14, 163 STUDENTS Bacon, Harold - 48 Bacon, John - 48 Baeza, Cecilia - 48, 76, 105 Baggett, Stanley - 48 Baird, Janie - 18, 87, 88, 89, 91 Baird, Jerry - 30, 88, 89, 91, 166, 189, 206, 230 Baker, Hill - 38, 89 Baker, Jack - 48 Baldwin, Allen -18, 70, 83 Barbee, Ray -100, 174 Barbee, Robert - 38 Barber, Beverly - 93, 94 Barnes, Melvin -158 Barnett, Benny - 38 Barnett, Charlie - 30, 91, 142, 147 Barnett, Sammy - 49 Barrera, Eloy - 38, 86, 102, 228, 229 Barrow, George - 38 Barry, Jay - 30, 84, 134 Baskin, H. L. -18 Bates, James - 38, 77, 79 Bayless, David - 49 Bean, Woodrow - 38, 231 Beasley, Linda - 30, 154 Beauchamp, George - 49 Beaver, Ronald - 38 Bell, Billy-16 Benedict, Jacki- 49, 86, 91 Bennett, Charlie - 49, 91 Benson, Nancy- 18, 65, 67, 85, 93, 94, 96, 145, 162, 165, 170, 182, 204, 227, 231 Benton, Mary Jo - 38, 94, 108 Benton, Ted - 38, 113, 117, 167 Bernhard, Avon - 38, 86, 228, 229 Bice, Robert-49, 136 Ramey, Ethelaura - 14, 87, 162, 163, 168 Ramsey, Judge C. S. - 6 Rassman, Emil C. - 6 Richardson, Edith - 14, 221 Ritter, Dan -15 Seymour, Dr. Raymond - 14 Shearer, Dr. Ernest - 14, 165 Shields, Dr. Mayron - 14 Shortt, Dr. E. C. - 5 Skinner, Lanell- 14, 72 Slaughter, David - 14, 112, 118 Slight, Winifred T. - 14, 98, 221 Smith, Corbett - 14, 76, 77, 212 Stovall, Richard F. - 6 Stovell, Jack - 10 Thomas, Stather E. - 14, 82 Turner, Dr. Everett- 14, 88, 89, 162, 167 Van Cleef, Raymond- 10, 70, 120, 130 Van Orden, Stuart C. - 15, 84 Verner, Zenobia- 15 Warnock, Dr. Barton H. -15, 162, 163 Welker, Ralph A. - 15 Weyerts, Dr. Paul -15, 166 White, Frank E. - 4 Wildenthal, President Bryan - 8 Williams, Elvie-15 Williams, W. E. Bill -10 Biediger, Theresa - 49 Birkhead, Reta - 18 Bishop, Joyce - 38, 98, 103 Bivins, Karson -18 Blackwell, James - 38, 119 Blackwell, Kakai - 49, 154 Blalock, Jane - 49 Bledsoe, Earl - 30 Bley, Glorya - 49, 84 Blondeau, Leroy-18 Boatright, Olen - 30, 71, 84 Boeker, Oscar - 18, 74, 111, 113 Boeker, Zimmalew - 16 Bonine, Gary - 18, 81, 172 Boston, C. - 72 Boston, Larry - 16 Boston, Phyllis - 39, 80 Bowers, Buddy - 49, 76, 78 Bowers, Dean - 76 Bowers, Jack - 39, 79 Boyd, Frank - 140 Braden, Darlene - 39, 89, 154 Brady, William - 16 Brandel, Larry - 39 Bratton, Jerry - 39 Braubach, Barry - 39, 94, 96 Brey, Orville - 39, 76 Bridwell, Jerry - 49, 137 Briere, Susan - 49, 79 Brinson, Vondell - 18, 87 Brito, Aristo - 82 Brocato, Faye-49 Brocato, Frank - 113, 114, 158 Brocato, Tony - 113, 115, 117 Brons, Tony - 49, 76, 86, 228, 229 Brown, Billy - 18 Brown, David - 30 Brown, Eunice - 18, 87, 94, 104 Brown, Kelby - 151, 158 Brown, Rusty - 39, 82 Brown, Smoky - 30, 93, 94, 153, 154, 230 Bruns, Pete - 16 Bryan, Betty - 49, 86 Bulsterbaum, Max - 49, 104 Burch, Sherry - 49 Burden, Dewell - 50 Burdett, Buck - 18, 84, 100, 176 Burdett, Donna - 50, 78, 98, 231 Burdett, Tom - 50 Burk, Charles - 158 Burkhead, Rita - 72 Burleson, Charlene - 68 Burleson, Jerry-30, 113, 114, 115, 116 Burton, Albert - 19, 87 Bustamante, Armado - 39 Bustilloz, Mike - 39, 82, 86, 87, 102, 105, 151, 229 Butler, Mike - 50 Butterfield, John - 30, 77, 78, 99, 204 c Cady, Susan - 30, 88, 89, 94 Cain, Carol - 50 Calderon, Pat - 39, 76, 78, 99, Calk, Max - 39 Calzada, Ana - 30 Canaday, Gus - 113, 118 Cannon, Linda - 84, 93 Cantrell, Jerry - 19, 71, 113, 114 Cardenas, Oscar - 39, 76, 78 Carpenter, Harriet- 19, 93, 151, 186, 207 Carrasco, Amado - 50, 82 Carrasco, Manuel-19 Carrasco, Victor - 82, 89 Carrillo, Tony - 30 Carroll, Richard - 39 Carter, Lynn-39, 167 Cash, Sharon - 50 Castillo, Pete - 39, 105 Cates, David -150 Causey, Mildred - 19, 30 Causey, Morgan - 72, 81, 87 Cauthern, Dan - 91 Chaffin, Annette - 39, 147 Chaffin, Margie -19, 143 Charlesworth, Jimmie - 30, 89, 91 Chavarria, Janie - 39 Chavira, Mario - 40, 85 Childress, Frances - 40 Childs, Earl - 19 Chitsey, Doug - 19, 83 Choate, Larry - 76 Christopher, Ted - 40, 79, 151 Churchill, Monte - 40, 82, 151 Clanton, Ann - 16, 169, 221 Clanton, Robert 19, 67, 85 Clark, Dorris - 40 Clark, Jimmy- 19, 113, 118, 162, 163, 187, 207 Clark, John - 16 Clark, Linda- 19, 93, 100, 153, 154, 174 Clark, Martha - 30 Clark, Reba- 19, 97, 231 Cleveland, Ann - 50 Cloud, Cathy - 40, 84 Clouse, Kenneth - 77, 158 Cole, David - 40, 84 Collier, Harvey - 50 Combs, Joe - 50 Connor, Phyllis - 101, 173 Codes, Sylvia-50, 91 Cope, Dale - 50 Corbell, Rita - 50, 76, 87, 104 Corero, Richard - 50 Cowell, Marion - 40, 82 Cowen, Jean - 79 Cox, Billy-31, 84, 100 Craig, Wanda- 19, 93, 94, 108, 154, 166, 175, 192, 202 Crain, Bill - 31, 91 Cranmer, Billy - 19, 86, 102, 173, 209 Crider, Larry - 40 Critz, Gerald - 50 Crouch, Jimmy - 51 Crousen, Joe-113, 115 Crumley, Jerene-31, 64, 78, 79, 94, 100, 162, 166, 175, 184, 193, 196, 202, 207 Cudd, Carlos -19 Cudd, Janice - 51 Cumbie, Joe - 31, 91 Cumpian, Tony-31, 105, 132 Cunningham, Gayle-31 Curtis, Donald - 78 D Dacy, C. F. -158 Daniel, Betty Jo -158 Daniels, Lois - 31, 91 Daughtee, Clyde - 68 Davidson, Barbara - 40 Davis, Carol - 51, 82, 103 Davis, Tom - 51, 81 Dees, Jan - 80 Delgado, Estella-51, 79 DeMunbrum, Malcolm - 51 DePrang, David - 40, 77, 78 Diaz, Guillermo - 51, 82 Dickson, Betty - 51 Diebitsch, Robert - 20, 84 Dingier, Hugh-41 Dingier, Martha - 51 Dobie, James - 51, 95 Dodson, Judy-31 Doherty, Carolyn - 40, 105 Doherty, John - 40, 105 Dorough, Sandra-51, 231 Doshier, Ruby - 51, 87, 191, 204 Douglass, Bob - 51 Douglass, James-79 Doyle, Larry-51 Dragoo, Leon-51, 77 Drennen, David - 52, 89 Drennen, Louise - 80 Drennen, Wayne - 31, 88, 89 Driver, Charles - 52, 91 Duncan, Mary - 41, 93, 97, 230 Dunning, Robert - 41 Dyer, Jan-41 Dyer, Jeff -134 E Edmondson, Eldora - 41, 66, 85 Edwards, Bill-20, 41 Eichblatt, Marlene-31, 64 Elder, Ray -16, 41 Ellis, Peggy-41 Ellison, Patsy-41 English, Archie - 111, 113, 115 English, Betty-20, 80, 165 Epps, Ben-41 Epps, Kay - 31, 72 Espinoza, Manuel - 41 Espinoza, Virginia - 152 Evans, Jo - 84 Everett, Elaine - 52 Everett, James - 52 F Faseler, Barbara-41, 65, 68, 86, 94, 102, 190, 206 Faseler, Kenneth - 76, 78 Faught, Carroll - 70, 153, 215 Faulkner, Earl - 20, 83, 100 Featherston, Charles - 148, 158 Felts, Jack-52 Felts, Milton - 20, 81 Ferricane, Sammie - 20, 65 Filby, Earle-31, 82, 100 Fischer, Larry-31, 78, 99 Fish, Billy - 20 Fish, Steve - 52, 70 Fisher, Jimmy-41 Fitzgerald, Johnnie - 31, 88, 89 Fletcher, Jack - 41, 91 Forrest, Lynn - 41, 91, 140, 146 Foster, Marvin - 90 Foster, Melvin-91, 140, 216 Foster, Ruthe - 91, 142 Fowlkes, Clegg-113, 114, 115, 166, 202, 231 Franklin, Don - 52, 91 Frantz, Fred - 20 Franusto, Manuel -105 Fred, Helen-20, 172 Fred, Robert - 100 Friess, Edwina-31, 89 Friess, Joe - 20, 89 Fullwood, Linda - 52 G Gann, B. - 81 Gann, Margaret - 84 Garcia, Carolina - 42, 105 Garcia, Jesse - 52 Gard, Robert - 42, 86, 229 Gardner, Ann - 31, 72, 87 Gardner, Gail-31 Gardner, Jay-91 Garlitz, Bill - 21 Gaulding, Dan -158 Gay mens, Rosemary-31, 96 Gentry, Thomas - 42 George, Jesse - 42, 64, 71, 91, 162, 163, 167, 181, 205 Geron, Jack -113, 116, 165 Gibbens, Daryle -135 Gibbens, Ernest - 32 Gibbens, Rosemary-21, 100 Gibbs, Connie - 52 Gibson, Mary Ann - 42, 72, 97 Gideon, Kenneth - 32 Gilbreath, Tommy - 42 Gladson, Norman - 52 Glasscock, Eddie - 52 Glover, Jack-91 Gonzales, Adan - 52 Gonzales, Arnold - 52 Gonzales, Arturo-21, 104 Gonzales, Josephine - 42 Gonzales, Iuanita-21, 100, 105, 152 Good, Muggins - 52, 89 Gooden, Duane - 85 Goodman, Francis - 42, 104 Gordon, Robert - 52 Gottschalk, Carl - 32 Grant, Hank - 91, 190, 206 Graw, Julius - 52, 76, 78 Gray, Jack-21, 70, 113, 114, 202 Gray, Judy - 42, 64 Green, Joe - 74, 100, 173 Green, Morris - 42 Gregory, Siah - 52, 75 Griffin, Barbara - 53, 76, 97 Griffith, Ronald - 53 Grimes, Barbara - 32 Grissom, Joyce - 53 Guajardo, Segundo - 42, 105 Gulick, Barbara - 42 Gunn, Jarles-42, 132 Gutierrez, Ruben - 83, 87 H Hagelstein, Chris - 32 Haggard, Robbie - 53 Haglund, John - 32, 67 Hahn, Joyce - 16 Ham, Jo-21, 32, 100 Hamilton, Mickey - 42, 113, 116 Hamilton, Pat-21, 113, 114 Hannsz, Jerry - 113, 118 Harkrider, Gerry - 53 Harkrider, Terry - 53 Harrington, Martha - 21, 87, 94, 96 Harrison, Byrlene-21, 68, 84, 87, 94, 100, 174 Hart, Bob - 76, 78 Hart, Merita - 42, 80 Hart, Roy - 32 Harvey, Turner - 22 Harvey, W. C. - 22 Hatcher, Barbara - 53, 77, 91 Hawes, Jackie - 22, 87, 94, 100 Hawk, JayAnn - 53 Hawkins, Regina - 53, 84 Hawkins, Robert - 16 Hayes, Gail - 53, 80, 230 Hayes, Paul - 230 Heath, Mary Ann - 53, 78, 79 Hegelund, Carlene - 33, 78, 79, 87, 94, 98, 100, 231 Heiman, Monica - 16, 101 Hein, Robert - 42 Henry, Linda - 42, 79, 87, 94, 97 Hensley, Elward - 148 Hernandez, Aurora - 33, 105 Hernandez, Elijie - 113, 115 Hernandez, Marie-105 Hernandez, Norma - 77 Herring, Sally - 42, 89, 91 Herzing, Robert - 43 Hess, Sue-22, 93, 96, 178, 193, 202, 205 Higgins, Jerry - 22, 95 Hightower, Jack - 33, 230 Hightower, Joanna - 80, 158, 230 Hill, Barbara - 43, 79, 80, 85, 213 Hill, Bobby Don - 53, 168 Hill, David - 74, 85 Hocker, Dotty - 53, 103, 151 Hoelscher, Paul-119 Hofacket, Jesse - 22, 70, 83, 165, 188, 207 Holcomb, Billy-33, 135 238 Holcomb, Dimetra - 80 Hollen, Ted-43, 91 Hollida, Imogene - 22, 86 Hollingsworth, Jim - 113, 114, 119 Hollingsworth, Nancy - 33, 80, 166 Hollis, Anita - 17 Holloway, Basil - 43 Holloway, Bill - 5, 67, 82, 85, 91 Holmes, Tommy ■ 89, 91 Honeycutt, Marion - 4 Hooker, Darvin - 33 Horlen, Bill - 83, 131, 153, 156 Howard, Mike - 43, 91 Howell, Ann - 53, 104 Hubble, Sondra - 22, 82, 87 Huckabee, John - 81 Huckle, Wilbur-43, 132, 153, 156 Huddleston, Barbara - 43, 64, 79, 86, 93, 102 Hudgins, Evelyn - 53, 194, 227 Huffman, Bill - 22, 33 Huffman, Helen - 22 Humphreys, Clinton-33, 83, 100, 113, 114, 170, 202 Hunter, Irene - 43 Hurt, Richard - 53 i Ingham, B. B. - 146 Irby, Judy - 43, 78, 79, 91, 94, 97, 105, j Jackson, Leo - 43, 78, 79, 91, 94, 97, 105, 155 Jackson, Bill - 34 James, Mareva- 34, 90, 143, 216 Jasper, Carl - 22, 71, 79, 84 Jay, Monterrey - 96, 232 Jennings, Betty - 80, 231 Jennings, Bill-231 Johnson, Anne - 53 Johnson, Jayne - 22, 84 Johnson, Donald - 87 Johnson, Kerry - 104 Johnson, Linda - 53, 76, 77, 221 Johnson, Maynell-155 Johnson, Sandra - 104 Jones, Cleo - 54 Jones, Freddy - 90 Jones, Monte - 86, 102, 164 Jones, Jimmy-43, 90, 91, 143, 204, 227 Jones, Lawrence - 22, 84, 165 K Kang, ChoonGu - 17, 208 Karvonen, Tom - 76, 78 Keen, Emily - 43 Kenney, J. L - 90, 146 Kelly, Bob - 54, 78, 79, 86, 228 Kennedy, Dixie - 43, 76, 77, 103 Keough, Ellen - 43 Kerby, Lynda - 54 Kerr, Sarah - 43, 97, 109, 167, 197 Kincaid, Don - 22, 88, 89 King, Leslie - 43 King, Joyce - 23, 100, 176 Kirkpatrick, Dale - 34 Koch, Patti - 54, 86, 94 Koo, BonGul - 208 Koo, BonHyup - 208 L Labeff, Cecilia - 108 Lackey, James - 43 Landers, Wesley - 43 Laney, James - 54, 135 Langston, Rich - 34, 88, 89 Lawson, Ted-23,.67, 85 Lay, Donna - 44, 93 Leitner, Richard - 44, 90 Lemons, Bobby - 54 Lewis, Ronnie - 34 Lewis, Pete - 90, 141, 144, 216 Lex, A. C. - 54, 117, 150, 152, 153 Lichnorsky, Frank - 54 Lieberman, Mike - 44 Lile, Virginia - 34 Liles, Johnny - 34 Linan, Jose - 44 Linthicum, William - 86, 228, 229 Little, Carole - 54 Littlejohn, William - 44 Lockhart, William - 54 Loftin, Noel - 54 Looney, Otto - 76, 78, 99 Lopez, Vilma - 54, 155 Love, George-23 Lovelady, Nancy - 23, 84 Lowery, Vaneta-23, 87, 94, 96, 100 Loya, Carmen-23 Lucas, Nickey - 54, 86, 168, 191, 204, 228 Luedecke, Mickey-171 Lujan, Dora - 34 Luna, Hiram - 23, 87 Luna, Gretchen - 80 Luther, Joe - 54, 86, 228, 229 Lyle, Dee - 44, 79 Lynn, Adrian - 54, 228, 229 Lynn, Pamela - 55, 76, 103 M Mack, Suzy - 55 Maldonado, Mary - 55 Malone, Carl - 95 Malone, Jimmie - 23, 78, 95, 99 Martin, Guy - 23 Martin, Jay - 55 Martin, Richard - 111, 113 Matlock, Pat - 55 Mattingley, John - 44, 68 Mauldin, James - 55, 90 Mayberry, Evelyn - 55, 84 McBee, Dorthy - 44, 90 McCabe, John - 23, 72 McCann, Edward - 55, 78, 104 McCarley, Deloris - 94 McCarley, Robert - 229 McClellan, Reid-158 McCrary, Danny - 55 McDonald, Jessie - 96, 158, 165 McDonald, Darlene - 44, 93, 97, 227 McDonald, Roland - 84 McGee, John-72, 113, 119 McGuire, Billy-17 McGuire, Lydia-23 McKenzie. Billy - 34 McKinney, Margaret - 23, 87, 94, 100, 104 McMillan, Charles - 100 McMillian, Charlotte - 23, 66, 93, 171, 232 McQueen, Bobby - 90 Mercy, Charles - 55, 84 Merellez, Mike - 136 Merritt, Sherlon - 80 Meyer, Roy - 34, 87, 102, 229 Miller, Jeannette - 34, 85 Miller, ludy - 34 Miller, Pat-55, 76, 79, 87, 199 Mims, lean - 94 Minter, Judy - 55 Minzenmayer, Roy - 44 Mirelez, Mike - 34, 105 Mitchell, Patsy - 44, 89, 90 Moffett, Mike - 55 Moore, Crish - 34, 87, 90 Moore, David - 44, 66, 90, 92, 142, 147 231 Moore, Jim -145, 216, 218 Moore, John - 90 Moore, Linda - 55, 68 Moore, Otis - 23, 67, 72, 84 Moore, Peggy - 44, 104 Moore, Scott - 34 Moorhouse, Ed - 45, 90 Moos, Eugene - 105 Morgan, Vivian - 158 Morin, James - 55, 89, 90 Moritz, Jerry - 56 Morris, Jerry - 71, 73 Morrison, Connie - 56, 64, 81, 154 Morrison, Pat - 78 Morrison, Ray - 78 Mota, Jack - 45 Mount, Clarence - 78 Mullenix, Floyd - 45, 90, 230 Murdock, Janelle - 56, 90 Murphy, Margaret - 158 Murrah, Dan - 34, 67, 120, 124 Muzny, Karma - 56 N Nail, Jeanie - 56, 97 Naraine, Mike - 23, 82, 95 Natera, Carmen - 56, 78, 79 Navarette, Robert - 45 Nelon, Mike - 56, 78, 150 New, Mary - 56 Nichols, Don - 24 Niemeyer, B. - 72 Nieto, Hilario-24, 105 Nieto, Santos - 82 Noguess, Jacques - 34, 90 Noonan, Gail - 56 Nye, Ray - 24 o O ' Dell, Sharon - 80 Odom, Eddie - 84 O ' Donnell, Emmett - 35, 105, 120, 122, 175 O ' Dowdy, Jerry - 24 O ' Dowdy, Virginia - 80 Ogas, Enedina - 24, 72 Ohlund, Charles - 17 Ohlund, Sharon - 35 Olivas, Gomesindo - 77, 78 Olivares, Kathryn - 24, 82 Orr, Beall - 24 Osburn, June - 56 Osmun, Thomas - 24 Overstreet, Preston - 45 Owens, Andrew -17, 169 Owens, Nan - 100 Owens, Tom - 24, 67, 90, 91, 144, 162, 163, 179, 205, 152 Owens, Woody -35, 156 p Pabst, John - 35, 71, 84, 105 Padgett, Billy - 35 Page, Carey - 56 Pannell, Carl - 90, 142 Parker, Carroll - 24, 71, 87, 104 Parker, John - 45 Pasqua, Paul-56, 113, 137 Pate, Bart - 56, 95 Patrick, Loyd-35, 149 Patterson, Bennie -17, 78, 99 Patterson, Rufus - 25, 87 Patterson, Sherry - 45, 80 Pattillo, Laura -101, 164 Payne, Floyd - 45, 65, 67 Payne, Lloyd - 56 Peck, Alice - 56 Pena, Higinio - 25 Perkins, Bobby - 25 Perkins, Katherine - 158 Phillips, Don-25, 71, 73, 131 Phillips, Jackie - 56 Phillips, Jimmy -149, 159 Phillips, Lloyd-56 Pierson, Bobby - 45 Pike, Maynard - 86 Pineda, Irene - 35, 82 Pogue, Tommy-81, 231 Porras, Andy - 25, 66, 229 Posey, Tommy - 25, 82 Potter, William - 70, 100 Powell, Glenda - 56 Powers, Mickey - 90, 144, 216, 217 Prather, Gilbert - 57, 90 Probst, Jack - 83, 148 Procter, Bill - 57 Propst, David - 57 Pruett, Ben -104 Pruett, Bobbye-25 Pruitt, James-25 Q Quinlin, William-25, 95, 100, 176 Quintana, Lutie-98, 105, 231 R Rackley, Jerry - 57 Rallsback, Mary - 45 Ramirez, Eulogia-25, 82 Ramos, Delia - 82, 100, 105 Ramos, Raul - 57 Ramos, Socorro - 82 Ransom, John - 26, 84 Ray, Rodney Don - 57 Reagan, Jenny - 57, 90 Reed, Betty Jean - 57, 76 Reed, Don-83, 132, 153, 156 Reeves, Ed -159 Reid, Barbara - 57, 93 Reid, Jean - 57, 93 Reid, Roger -133 Reiners, Dennis - 90, 216 Renschler, Judy - 57 Reyes, Josephine - 26 Reynolds, Cecil-57 Rhodes, Margaret - 45 Richards, Stephen-17 Richards, Woody-17, 164 Richardson, Sonny - 90 Richardson, Joe - 57 Ridenour, Freddy - 45, 90 Ripley, Valerie - 57, 64, 81, 85 Rivera, Elequiel - 45, 95 Roach, Linda - 57, 64, 78, 86, 97, 228, 229 Robbins, Alonzo - 57, 90 Roberts, Billy - 89 Roberts, Charlene - 45 Roberts, Jean - 57, 92, 232 Roberts, John - 113, 116 Roden, Jeff - 78, 204 Rodriguez, Ruben - 35 Rogers, Danny - 57 Rogers, Joann - 93, 159 Rogers, Penny - 58, 84 Rogers, Tom -17 Rose, Georgia - 58 Roush, Sonley - 85 Roy, Gary-26, 71, 153, 156, 162, 165, 183, 204, 213 Russell, Richard-113, 115 Russell, Shirley-26, 113, 116, 230 Ryland, Rita - 58 s Samsel, Allen-81 Sanchez, Joe - 45 Sandoval, Edward-58, 149 Sanford, Bobby - 46 Saras, Gayle - 58, 70 Saul, Donna - 35, 64, 89, 90, 92, 141, 198, 216 Saul, Weymon-149, 159 Schermerhorn, Lee - 58 Schmidt, Loretta - 26, 66, 85, 93, 94, 100, 154 Schmidt, Margot - 26 Schneider, Gloria - 35 Scott, Joe - 58, 168 Seagler, Stanley-46, 113, 119 Seago, Yancy-35, 104 Sears, Jim - 58, 135 Seifert, Bill - 137 Selby, Carol Ann - 58, 64, 87, 93, 103 Senne, Herb - 35, 92 Seymour, Frances - 26 Seymour, Linda - 26, 87, 94 Shadle, Sydney - 159 Shafer, Don - 46 Shanks, Cherokee - 58, 89, 92 Shaw, Wayne-159 Shearer, David - 26, 99 Shewmake, Jack-26, 64, 71, 85, 90, 92, 138, 145, 230 Shoemaker, Sharon - 58 Short, Jon - 58 Short, Linda - 26, 78, 92, 93, 94 Shortt, Roberta - 46 Siegenthaler, Kay B. - 46, 86 Sikes, Sam - 58, 77 Silva, Robert - 36 239 Simpson, Deborah - 92 Simpson, Gary-91, 92, 138, 141, 143, 147 Sims, Richard - 58 Singleton, Judy - 46, 64, 85, 94, 97, 227, 232 Sizemore, Joe - 59 Skaggs, Jimmy -100 Slaughter, Anita - 26, 87, 94 Small, John - 104, 120, 125, 134 Smalling, Martha-26, 70, 71, 96, 163 Smith, C. - 78 Smith, Faye-26 Smith, Fern -159 Smith, Gerald - 59, 92 Smith, Jerry Don - 59 Smith, Kenney-46, 120, 123, 126, 129, 156 Smith, LaRhea - 26 Smith, Mary - 36 Smith, Milton - 95 Smith, Ranee-27, 100, 113, 114, 120, 123, 129, 171 Snodgrass, Sharon - 59, 84, 86, 228, 230, 232 Sparks, Laurence - 59, 89, 92 Speck, Joy-213 Spencer, Hanley - 36, 65, 74 Stanford, Betty - 80 Stanford, Bill - 27 Stanford, James - 111, 116 Stanley, Bobbie - 59, 93 Starks, Charlie - 46, 92 Stavley, Charles - 46, 64, 105 Stehlc, Robert - 46, 95 Stephens, Dianne - 59 Stephens, Ronald - 59, 117, 137 Stephenson, Jack- 17, 70, 83, 153, 156 Stephenson, Jack - 59 Stewart, John - 59 Stewart, Lee - 27, 87 Stewart, Patricia - 59, 78, 86 Stewart, Patrick - 72, 87 Stice, Kenneth - 46, 92 Stingel, Charles - 46, 120, 125, 136, 231 Stockstill, Ronald - 59 Story, Elizabeth - 46 Story, Ila - 59, 65, 79 Stovall, Jeanne - 59, 84 Streater, Keith - 59, 92 Stringer, Tony - 46, 78 Stuyck, James - 46 Sullivan, Mary - 27, 87 Summers, Carl - 159 Surratt, Solotte - 17 Swint, Gloria Gay - 27, 74 Swint, J. L. - 27 T Tarvin, Donna - 60, 86, 228, 229 Taylor, Thomas - 120, 124 Tellez, Otto - 27 Terrazas, Elidia - 27 Theophilus, Peggy - 60, 76, 78, 79 Thetford, Billy - 36, 114, 162, 166 Thetford, Sandra - 60, 80 Thompson, Freda - 60 Thompson, James - 60, 120, 125 Tidwell, Cathy - 60 Tilley, Gay - 46 Tittle, Billy - 60 Tobin, Don - 60 240 Topliffe, Myrta - 36, 93, 94 Travland, Lewis - 60 Traylor, Marvin - 60 Treadwell, Pat - 60, 92 Trotter, Bruce -113, 115 Tuck, Charles - 46 Turner, Ella Jo - 46, 153, 156 Turner, Gene - 95 Turner, Leanne - 36, 84, 93, 96 Tyson, Jerry - 120, 126, 134, 156 v Valenzuela, Adelina - 60, 79 Valenzuela, Henry - 105, 231 Valenzuela, Maria - 27 Valles, Felix - 60, 150 VanCleef, June - 159 VanDusen, Billy - 159 Vasguez, Fred - 36 Vasguez, Higinio - 60 Vasguez, Rodolfo - 47 Vaughn, Sammy - 60, 113, 118, 136 Vega, Estella - 27 Verner, Clayton - 27 Villalba, Pete - 27 Villalobos, Vangie - 27, 82 Villarreal, Martin - 47, 105 Vogt, Carol-60, 78, 79, 87, 98, 103, 232 w Waggoner, Jack - 27, 113, 119, 213 Waldsmith, Marsha - 60 Walker, Phillip - 37, 84 Walker, Jerry - 60, 92 Walker, Jesse - 36, 120, 122, 185, 207 Walker, Leu - 100 Wallace, Billy-113, 119 Waller, Idajo - 47 Wallin, Lois - 47 Walls, Edra Ann - 47, 32, 93, 232 Walters, Jimmy - 37 Ward, Freddy - 27 Waring, Charles-61 Warnock, Tony-61, 95 Waters, Sarah-61 Watley, W - 86 Weaver, Ken-61 Weaver, Mickey - 37, 88, 83, 33, 96, 153, 154, 189, 206, 213, 230 Webb, Eddie -148 Weinette, LaVern-61, 151 Welch, Danny - 47 Welch, Miles-61, 84 Welker, Florence - 159 Welker, Jean - 28 Wells, Billy-61, 92, 141 Wells, Bozie-61 Wells, Johnny-28, 131 Westbrook, Arnie - 76 Whatley, Wayne-61, 229 White, Jack-120, 129 Whitesides, Sheryla - 47, 87, 89. 92 Whitewood, Glenn - 87 Wilcott, Ruby-61, 84, 92, 104, 168 Wildman, Bill - 28, 67, 70, 103 Wilkes, Sam - 28 Williams, Bettye-61 Williams, Claudia-61, 64, 87, 93 Williams, Quintin - 61 Williams, Shirley-61, 76, 78, 79, 103 Williamson, Gene - 70 Williamson, James- 89 Williamson, Jean - 80 Williamson, Johnny-61, 89, 162, 168 Wilson, Ann-28, 96, 100, 172 Wilson, Frank-113, 114, 115, 159 Wilson, Lexie - 47 Wilson, Nancy-28, 93, 154, 188, 195, 207 Wilson, Bill-28, 81 Winn, Janet - 37, 84, 87 Witherspoon, Nellia-37, 93, 153 Witherspoon, Phynus - 37 Wolfsohl, Clarence - 47 Wood, Richard - 61 Wood, Ronald - 47 Woodard, John - 28, 69 Woodard, Marge - 80 Word, Molly - 37 Wright, Bruce-61 Wright, Betsey-61, 66, 82, 94, 98, 162, 168 Y Yarborough, Dorman - 28 Young, Karen - 37, 94, 96, 104 Younger, Herman - 92 z Zamarippa, Ralph - 47, 76 Zuniga, Frank - 47, 82 2