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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1965 volume:

.i 1 The Brand 1964-65 Sul Ross State College Jeff Henderson... Editor Melba Wied ... Business Manager Curt Bramble ... Photographer Dal Herring ... Sponsor DEDICATION 2 Mrs. Bryan Wildenthal MRS. BRYAN WILDENTHAL Because of the many evidences of her love for Sul Ross . . . because she is forever interested in the progress and welfare of students here . . . because her unending handiwork to make our campus an even more beautiful place ... the 1965 BRAND is respectfully dedicated to our First Lady, Mrs. Bryan Wildenthal. The honoree refuses to accept spotlight positions she so often earns, and shuns publicity so richly deserved. Had the recipient of the 1965 dedication not been a closely guarded secret, she would have vetoed the unanimous choice of the annual staff before the idea ever got off the launching pad. Though she prefers to remain in the shadows and repels personal glory, the former Miss Doris Kellam has walked many trails. She is a woman of letters, having attained the bachelor’s degree at Southwest Texas State College, where the courtship with her eventual husband began during their sophomore year. She is a teacher. Three years prior to their marriage and six years after, Mrs. Wildenthal taught in public schools, first in Gonzales and later at San Marcos. She is a devoted wife and mother. Following her marriage to the then business manager and commercial teacher at Southwest Texas State College, Mrs. Wildenthal was First Lady at San Angelo College two years before Dr. Wildenthal accepted the presidency here in 1952. They have two sons—Hobson, an instructor at Rice University in Houston, and Kern, a medical doctor who is currently doing his internship in New York City. She is active. Sul Ross glows because of her handiwork which produces lovely campus flow¬ ers most months of the year. Active also in educational organizations, she is a member of the American Association of University Women and Delta Kappa Gamma. A Christian who believes in the youth of America, she is a friend to Sul Ross students, and cares for them and their activities. Hers is a place of prominence here. And, though she would prefer her work to remain un¬ noticed, the BRAND staff won ' t hear to it. The pages of this 1965 yearbook are dedicated to our First Lady. MOOD SECTION 6 -11 FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION 12 - 33 CLASSES 34 - 65 ATHLETICS 66 -109 PERSONALITIES 110 -133 HONORS 134 -149 FINE ARTS 150-161 ORGANIZATIONS 162-193 PUBLICATIONS 194 - 201 CAMPUS LIFE 202 - 233 6 Yes, this yearbook is different from what you are used to seeing. This yearbook tries to tell that life is the drama you live from day to day with its happiness and its sorrows. John Brown’s Body, the Fine Arts production, showed laughter . . . tears . . . life . . . death. Let Us examine the stage— COLLEGE— And the play you are a part of. Let us examine these four pages, Not as John Brown’s Body, But as college life. You arrive at college with an unsure, yet friendly atti¬ tude. 9 The world is a stage; So is college, And you soon find There’s work to be done. The faculty represent The employer; You are The employee. The instructor 10 The student But, there’s also entertainment Sometimes things go wrong. You try to explain. You sometimes stand alone! With this in mind. Let us go through The rest of the book. You may enjoy it; We hope so!! 11 12 MJ FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION f President Board of Regents Administration Faculty Staff BRYAN WILDENTHAL PRESIDENT COLLEGE NAMED EOS TEXAS COSFEDMA’V GENERAL LAWRENCE SUL ROSS ENTUcEO CONFEDERATE SERVICE AS f ' BIVAH IN 1861.MADL COLONEL 6TH TEXAS CAVAI RY MAY IBC2. COMMENDED EOR OUTSTANDING RO ' -t IN WITHDRAWAL FROM CORINTH. V ' S. OCTOfilR 1862-MADE BRIGADIER GENERAL DECEMBER 18G3.LED FAMED ROSS CAVALRY BHCAD1 COMPOSEDCHIEFL OF TFXANS IS almost continual action mississiph • ; Alabama tinnissif.until was s v-c w. in major EaIUESAT LAWRENCEBOfU kARi •„ RlYh. MOM reESBOROhn 1.35 ENGAGE Ml HAVING 5 HORSES SHOT FROM ILNIiEB n,M 14 Representing Sul Ross at a special presentation . . . Or just plain relaxing. 15 DR. L. HARLAN FORD Dean of Sul Ross 16 LAURENE LIGHTHOUSE Dean of Women BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE TEXAS STATE TEACHER’S COLLEGES FACULTY and STAFF COURTNEY ANDERSON CHEMISTRY PHILLIPS BENYAMIN ENGLISH RAYMOND BAILEY SPEECH DR. J. P. BLUMENFELD ENGLISH ELLEN BOYD MUSIC 19 DR. KATHERINE BOYD SPEECH DR. F. ALLEN BRIGGS ENGLISH MISS MYRTLE BRICK EDUCATION MISS ETHEL BROWN ENGLISH 20 MISS EVA CHAFFIN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TOM CONNOR DIRECTOR OF BOOK STORE DR. JOHN DISMANT GEOLOGY MRS. JUDITH DIRKS ENGLISH DUDLEY R. DOBIE LIBRARIAN MONTE FAIN BUSINESS OFFICE BRUCE FELKER BIBLE - MSC 21 SALLY GILBREATH BUSINESS OFFICE . T RICHARD HARVEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PAUL V. HILL ENGLISH DR. DANIEL W. GRAHAM EDUCATION MISS BARBARA HAZLEWOOD GOVERNMENT 22 ROSS HISE MUSIC !! BILL D. INGRAM BIBLE - BSU HAROLD JACKSON MUSIC MRS. ALTA BELL KAY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 23 FRANK KRHUT PHYSICAL EDUCATION DR. L. K. LEMASTER INDUSTRIAL ARTS NORILLA LITTLETON POSTMISTRESS 24 MRS. MIRIAM LOWRANCE ART dorothy McMillan PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. EVELYN MELLARD ENGLISH KATHERINE MATUKAS PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOSEPH METZGAR HISTORY DR. ELTON R. MILES ENGLISH DR. GERALD R. MILLER EDUCATION DR. ROBERT R. MILLER EDUCATION 25 DR. GUNTER CHEMISTRY CLANTON W. NEWBILL SOCIOLOGY FRANCES NEWSOM BUSINESS OFFICE 26 JUDY MOSS SECRETARY DON NEWBURY JOURNALISM GERALD OGLE MATHEMATICS MISS LA MARYLIS OLIVER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JOYCE PATE SECRETARY TO DEAN PHYLLIS PEEK SECRETARY W. H. PERRYMAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 27 MRS. NANCY PRICE ENGLISH JOHN G. PRUDE EDUCATION DR. ETHELAURA RAMEY EDUCATION STEPHEN RICHARDS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DAN RITTER INVOICES JAMES F. SCUDDAY BIOLOGY ZIYA SEVER ART DR. ERNEST C. SHEARER HISTORY DR. MAYRON SHIELDS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACTING BUSINESS MANAGER LANELL SKINNER LIBRARIAN DAVID SLAUGHTER PHYSICAL EDUCATION 29 MRS. WINIFRED SLIGHT ASSISTANT REGISTRAR WILLIAM T. SMITH ENGLISH JOE ED SPENCER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION C. E. STUFFLEBEAM AGRICULTURE 30 MRS. BECKY TERRY SECRETARY TO DEANS ALVIS TEAGUE MATHEMATICS W. A. TINDOL MATHEMATICS DR. EVERETT E. TURNER AGRICULTURE 31 DR. IDA S. VERNON GOVERNMENT DR. BARTON WARNOCK BIOLOGY 32 RALPH A. WELKER GENERAL SCIENCE DR. PAUL WEYERTS AGRICULTURE DR. RAYMOND G. WHEAT FOREIGN LANGUAGE MRS. ELVIE WILLIAMS BUSINESS OFFICE W. E. WILLIAMS DIRECTOR OF TEACHER PLACEMENT AND EXTENSIONS J. T. WRIGHT EDUCATION 33 ActJJ CLASSES Graduates Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 34 GRADUATES Donald Bass Jeanie Benson Alex Bindas David Adams Loyd Agte Ranee Baker i m I I Linda Burnett Jimmy Clark Katie Columbus Jerry Dugan Jesse Eckles Gladys Ellison B. F. Fail Dorathy Felker Ted Harris Dal Herring D. G. Millsap Jerry Mitchell Bill Moss Odis O’Rear Lois Parker Lem Railsback David Shelton SENIORS Bill Anderau Benjamin Arvizu Dorothy Barler Charles Benson Curt Bramble Donald Brewer Kelby Brown Barney Buckhorn Mike Burns Max Calk James Cardwell Bill Cave Jack Chappell Jack Cox Judy Crause Charles Cregg James R. Crouch Tommy Cunningham Tom Edd Davis Larry Doyle Luci Diaz Russell Dick Donna Dreyer S. Estrade I ]| James Everett Charles Featherston Robert Feller William Foley Mickey Ford Patsy Fortner Billy Freels Charlotte Freiberg G. Garcia Tom Gentry Sue Gibbs d M Norman Gladson J. W. Graham tig w Charles Gurwell ■■ wi— ' irrynr c L y Eddy Halamicek James Grametbauer n o • i, • .V . dlk Richard Hale Tom Hale Thomas A. Ham Gerry Harkrider Terry Harkrider Jeff Henderson t . Bob Herzing hiiM Graydon Hicks V I •y Bryon Hoffman Chere Horton Irene Hunter lk Richard Hurl- Ruby Laney James Hutchinson til in J Ben Jones Richard Killinen Les King Jim Laney Jayne Larsh Bob Lemons A. C. Lex Frank Lichnovsky Carole Little Mike Livingston James McDaniel Ronnie McFadin Stanley Miles Cathie Miller Pat Miller Judy Minter Jeanie Moore Vivian Morgan Tommy Morris Richard Milner Tommy Pane Paul Pasqua Ron Prahl Gilbert Prather David Ritter John W. Rogers Rita Ryland Rosalinda Vasquez Sharon Snodgrass Bill Spears Carolyn Stalnaker Ray Stanley Ray Stephens Ronnie Stephens Maureen Stevenson Don Stewart Keith Streeter Dottie Tate William Terrell 42 Judy Thomas Travis Thomson Bill Tittle Carol Travland Larry Truscott Adelina Valenzuela Felix Valles Louis Wallens Agnes Walker Bobby Walker Kakai Walker Lee Weathersbee Patsy Webb Del Vainey William Ward Tom Watson Marsha Waldsmith Florence Welker Melba Wied Pat Wilson Kenneth Winn Don Winters Tom Yarborough 43 Ronald Baker Carl Bear Patsy Bessire Jack Boultinghouse Suzanne Brewer Beverly Caddel Calvin Carrell Janice Chapman John Chesney Dewaine Clay James Collins Roland Collins Mike Compton Thomas Compton Charles Cox Toby Cox Pat Cregg Althea Crouch Tom Cunningham Doug Dallas hr . , .mr 44 Martin Day Jerry Davenport Arthur Davis Janet Dorough James Douglass Sandi Drumm irv utii Lucy Durgan Tommy Everett Kathy Fischer David Frazier Jack Fryman Harold Gary Kathy Gary Robert Gerbert Doris Goodson Bill Gorham Joe Green Nedra Harlow Ernest Harmon Carolyn Harper Bill Harrison Joe Henderson Stanley Kramer Thomas Hinds Larry Hodgkinson Ray Hoefer Karen Honeycutt Minnie Howard Beverly Howlett Teresa Huckabee Barbara Hunt Charles Hurt 45 Joyce Jackson Scooter Jackson Jerre Johnson Jerry Johnson Kenneth Johnson Durwood Jones ' s i Jim Killian Lynn King Joyce Kropp Paul Laughlin Lucy Lon Kay Long Fidencio Lopez Marcus Lowrance Jerry Lumm Jean Lyon Douglas Lynn Jere McBride Danny McCrary Amy Mclntire Marilyn McKenzie Eda Manestt Many Rodriquez Cody Marschall Jan Matthews Rosie Mayfield Warren Moeller Gary Moore Dorothy Morgan Karen Mueller W. M. Myres Manuel Napoles 46 ' I Sue Nix Jan Nixon Woody Owens Jon Parks Thomas Patti Luz Pedraza Mike Peek J. D. Petter Ann Philips EiLeen Pohl Tommy Poison Luty Quintana 41k life dlM Julio C. Ramos Jana Reagan Patricia Reece Judith Carol Reyna Kenny Richardson Martha Russell Mary Russell Walter Russell Benny Salcido Joel Seguria William C. Seifert Paul Setzler Manlyn Shackaford Emmette Singleton Cornelia Skinner Harold Slope Carlos Sotelo Laurence Sparks Ronny Spence Donald Spiller � -4 47 Jim Stapleton Rata Stephens W. P. Stough Molly Terrell Carolyn Thornton Janet Tidwell Martha Topliffe Ricardo Trevino Shiu Tsang Francisco Vargas Antonio Vela Barbara Walker Don Wall David Ward Doug Ward Nancy Webb Judy Welch Edward Williams Bill Wells Mary West Lillian Westbrook Jacqueline Wheless Frank White Janie Wi lliams tihWiA Pam Wilson Robert Womack Jim Woods Peggy Woods Mike Hilbert Clay Wrister 48 SOPHOMORES Sherry Abel Vecinte Acosta Kay Anglin Audrey Averett Alfredo Avila Abelardo Baeza Charles Bishop Nelson Bishop Fay Blackburd Kay Blackburd James Blackburn Chris Braden life d 4 Gary Baker Simon Bamon Richard Barnhart Cotton Barnes Billie Bassett Steve Beever rs CZ 1 A MdlA Shirly Brandon Arlene Bridges Anthony Brown Larry Brown Max Bulster Baum Telni Butler Visenta Cadsena Alberto Cano Frank Cardenas Phil Cates Clyde Chandler Wm. L. Cole f! kit diM III v % Alex Collins Johnny Cordova Tony Cupite Nancy Daniels 49 ( Dennie Embley Otheil Erlund Marcos Esquivel William Fawler Bonnie Fisher Michael Forvler A Eugene Denison Mrs. J. H. Dismant Richard Draker Lucia Diaz Russell Dunning % ' i Chukwanwfndu Eg Fran Fox Irma Ferausto John Fullbright Eddie Gadbry Charles Geistweidt Jeannean Gladson Ronald Glover Elodia Gonzales Anita Goodrich Clare Goulding Frank Goulding Gary Graham Joe Graham Jan Groves Metha Haggard John Haire Aida Harmandz Ewalton Harmon Sharon Heath Anne Hegelund Beau Hendrick Joanna Hightower 50 Emmett Howard Judy Horn Sue Horne Pat Honeycutt Denzel Homes Gaye Howell 1 1 Ring Huggins Beverly Hull Kay Hunt James Hurt John Jackson Carol Jenke Jackie Johnson Jack Jones Glynn Kauffman Barbara Kilgore Phillip Kimbail Tom King William King Bharat Kissoon Lois Lawrence Earl Leatherwood Betty Lenox Wanda Leslie Janet Letton Sheila Lewis Jose Linan Lee Lindsay Kala Livington Brenda Logan idihlrk - Marsha Logsdon Rita Long Jesus Lopez Mary Luna 51 Calvin Lyons Jesse McCoy Earl McElroy William McKee Mrs. Mickey McKenzie Floyd McNutt Al Maberry Suzanne Maberry Benjamin Madrid Katherine Madrid Richard M artin Barbara Mason James Miles Henrietta Moeller Judith Morris Maribeth Mower Gail Murrell Robert Nantz Joe Mattlingly Nell Mayfield Rosie Mayfield Susan Meeks Gene Miller Jennifer Miller Patti Necaster Johnny Nevares Bill Nitchelos Jerry Nixon Saul Abregon Elbert Owens Pallenez Milte Jesse Patterson Sharon Patterson Robert Paz 52 Howard Peeples James Petty Ida Pina Bill Pohl Phil Pohl Mike Porter Lou Posey J. R. Preston Judy Preston Bonnie Prewitt Linda Puckett Innocenc Quintanilla Doug Raney James Pechacek Red Rieger Carol Roberts Gary Rockey Poppy Rodriguez Lee Roman Linda Rose Mary Sanchez Richard Sanders Warren Sanders Donna Saunders Willie Scheffler Robert Schroeder Helen Schwarz W. R. Sugarek W. L. Sloan Kenneth Smart V Z ' It i diM f Sammie Smith Sammy Sparks Sue Spencer Charles Stanfield Jerry Stanford 53 Peyton Starr Ginger Stein Mike Stephens Louise Stephens David Stice Don Storey Jeanette Stroop Jonny Talyor Ester Teller Gary Tilory Tom Teuelove Jane Urban Sandie Dusen Romelia Vargas Bunny Vasbindu Mauricio Vasquez Ruth Wall Sherry Webb Michael Weddle Elmer Welison Susan Wheless Billy Williams Eddie Williams Robert Wilson Raren Wolf Richard Wood Lana Woodlock Sandra Workman Dorothie Wright Jim Wynne Carolyn Young Leslie Young Terry Youngblood Joel Zapata 54 FRESHMEN Tibursio Acosta Marvin Allen Robert Allen Ray Alvarez Joe Anqillano Lee Roy Armstead Allen Askins Gary Askins Oscar Auila Bob Bailey Melvin “Flop” Bailey Kathy Bailey L -v A .will Ann Baker Paul Baker Chuck Bale Bob Balland Jose Barragon Jane Bechelor S. D. Baise Ken Beasley Jed Becker Dan Bedell Pala Belt Harry Bennett I Jack Benton Elma Berrones Wanda Best Frank Bice Ross Bitbey Lary Blair Susan Boid Fred Balke Chuck Bonds Bill Banner Keith Boone J. C. Braland Gwen Brandon Linda Brandon Mike Brooks Nelda Brock Sammy Brock 55 Wayne Buckner Jimmy Burke Orvis Kay Burr Harten Sia Cobezuela Johnny Cain Eunice Calderon Wayne Calk Mike Colton Bob Calvert Jack Campbell Walt Cuve Kenneth Cantrell Abby Caphone Rudy Carrasco Katherine Carroway Lida Carter Dave Caudle Shirley Chandler Grey Chavaria James Clifford Frank Clark Maude Clark Robert Clements Susan Clinch Dianna Coats Jane Coats Richard Cochran Christie Coggins Vickey Cole Helen Collins ■ i Mary Collins Ramona Compos Camille Corner Thresa Connally Terry Corbell 56 Duncan Corbett Bessie Covill David Crites Max Crumbo Tommy Curran Anne Dana Ronald Daugtrey Jim Davidson John Davis Tim Davis Vickey Davis Johnny Downey Janet Dawson Daniel Decker Richard Delando Crispin De Leon Lucy Diaz Mario Diaz Pat Dingier Sam Dillard Stellon Danielsen Joe Donowho Micki Douglass Charles Driver Don Dukes Salvador Durad Pat Dugan Ron Durham Weldon Day Jerry Edmundston Jill Embley Alford Espinoza John Espinoza Sharon Everhart Robert Fahrenthold Fran Farry Betty Feuge Ida Fernandez Bob Fisher Enrique Flores Roy Flores 57 Norma Flores Irma Flores Becky Flores Gary Floyd Jan Fowlkes Edgar Franklin Emily Frazier Alvord Frausto Kenneth Freiley Emett Francione Anthony Fuller Richard Gallegos £5 Ltk A 1fc V Jim Ganaway Annette Gardner Jesse Garza Robert Glasscock Nancy Glenn Ricardo Gomez Abe Gonzales Antonio Gonzales Herman Gonzales Mike Gorman Tommy Grady Georgia Gray fTS o. ■v - 1 a T ll M •A km, ilpl jipi r ) a Tony Green Lynn Greigh Glen Griffin Mike Guess M di f 1 Leon Groves Frances Gunn Mary Ruth Gurtis Floyd Hallbrooks Lloyd Hallbrooks Judy Hall Dorothy Hamilton Mardi Hamilton Spenser Hamilton Robert Hanson Kay Harborth Charles Hardin Larrey Hart Pug Hart Kent Hawes Robert Haynes Jim Hayes Carmon Henderson Gerald Henke Jack Henson Tommy Higgins David Holcomb Jimmie Hodges Eugene Holiday Russel Holmes Joseph Sheffield Dwight Hooker Kent Hopper Alex Hudson James Hughes Sidney Hughes Kay Hurt Lavern Husky Carol Hutterman Ronnie Hymeeman Karen Ingle John Ivie ) Carol Jackson Maggie Jackson Geneva Joiner Jimmie James Ronnie Jeter Borabara James Johnson Johnny Johnson Kenneth Johnson Mary Johnson Ronnie Johnson Sandye Johnson rs It m Don Jones Eddie Jones George Jones Jerry Jones Malvin Jones 59 A j ;t 1 1 Jerry Kauffman Gottfreid Keller Lynda Kelly Terry Klein Angela Kobos David Kokernot rs 4 0 ' f -M i M ‘ Michael Jones J. W. Jordan Duane Jobes Dwayne Julian Doug Kirkpatrick Judy Karr Tony Kucera Sally Ann Laird Larry Lalumondiers Craig Lamkin Barbara Land Roger Landress Otis Langley Esperanza Lara Garry Larremore Brian Larremore Cheryl Lee Cody Lee Viki Lilly Steve Limas Jim Linder Marti Liniscom Fred Linton Anita Losoya Ruth Love Jean Anne Lowe Judy Luce Jose Lujan Gerry Lyons Robert McCarson Dick McClanahan Randell McCutchen Kay McEntire Bill McKinney Jack McMillan Carole McRae Cottie Maddox Teresa Malinar Beverly Manoke Douglas Martin Everett Martin Norman Martindale David Martinez Frank Martinez Barbara Mason J. F. Matthew Jay May Sharon Maxwell Charles Melton Willey Merritt Dave Meyer Jose Milan James Miles i± Sk Rita Miles Edward Miller Jerral Mitchell Anastacio Molinar Arturo Mancha Jimmy Montgomery Jimmy Montgomery Barbara Jean Jose Montanez Barbara Moore Roger Moore Tom Morehouse Bobby Mount Jan Maierhofer Glenn Newton Royce Newton Susan Nichols 61 Janet Printz Auora Quintela Barney Randol Ginger Ray Salgada Raul Macrina Razo Charles Oakwood Bill Oberkamp Adolfo Olivares Dottie Oliver Ortiz Sophia Tim Oth John Rector Helen Reeves Frieda Kay Nolke Louis Nislar Janet Norris Arthur Oakley Butch Overturff Gerald Overtuff Brenda Pack Charles Palmer Troy Parker Philip Parks Frank Parras Ruben Parras Stephen Pashilk Basurto Patricia Bruce Patterson Stanley Patterson Bob Pepe Ireta Peek George Perdue Sandra Pilling Janet Rehfeld Pam Reinhold Jim Renz Jesse Reyes Carl Reynolds Kenneth Rhymes Ed Rice Wesley Rice Ann Richardson Sharon Richardson Kappy Ricks Shirley Ridout Kenneth Riemer Gene Riggs Ray Robinson Armando Rodriguez John Rogers Mark Rogers Ignacio Romero Sue Roper Dennis Rosso Barbara Russey Carl Ryan Luis Salcido Cris Sales Gilbert Sanchez Henry Sanchez Isabel Sanchez Lillian Sanders Cinderilla Satelo Wallace Schoots Kewley Schroeman Wayne Schroggins John Schweers Ronald Seelke Randy Senteney 3 |F diM Donna Sharp Dawn Shannon John Sheffield Marian Stucks Rena Simpson 63 Sidney Simpson Gregg Slope Douslas Smith Gary Smith Jo Smith Lynn Smith Tom Smith Tom Smith Scott Solcher Ismeal Sosa Morris Sowell Goyla Speek Margaret Stough Sally Shatman Wesley Stratton Donna Strickland Robert Strangor Karen Sturman Norma Spencer Hugh Sprott Paul Stein Steve Greer Jackie Stewart James Stone Dan Sullivan Charlotte Taylor Randy Taylor Phyllis Tom Carolyn Townes Dolores Terrazer Judy Tendel Becky Thompson Delmer Thompson Dianne Thompson Harry Thompson Kelly Thompson Rickey Thompson Tommy Thompson Oliver Theophilus Louis Thornton Tommy Thornton Carolyn Turpin Jan Tyson Leopoldo Valdez Steve Vandiver Dana Varney Steve Vasquez Jeanne Wilson Joel Wilson Mareda Wilson Beth Winfield Sue Wolf Gail Wood Charles Wootion C. W. Word Benjamin Wright Phil Youngblood Jose Zambrano Clarence Tidford Mavie Torres R. E. Townes Manuel Treruzo Alfonso Trujillo Terry Turnbow Roy Vaughn Margie Villa Bob Visney Joe Vrias Glenn Walton Alice Ward Joyce Webb Tony Wedig Alice Wehl Betty White Linda Lou Wideman Donna Willett 65 Act ATHLETICS Football Basketball Track Golf Tennis Rodeo Baseball Intramurals 1964 FOOTBALL RESULTS Back: Coaches Frank Krhut and Bill Moss. Front: Richard Harvey and head coach, David Slaughter. Sul Ross Opponents 6 Texas Lutheran 7 7 Eastern New Mexico 13 17 McMurry 0 16 Southwest Texas 14 0 Stephen F. Austin 21 Back: Batchelor, Sheelar, Pasqua, Nelson, McFadin, Saunders, Lindsay, Nitcholas, Lalumondiere, Sparks, and Bowman. Middle: Alvarez, Frausto, Merritt, Patterson, Lex, Davis, Stephens, Pedraza, Avila, Quimby, Hooker, and Gray. Front: Rodriquez, Poison, Rogers, Day, Whitman, Vaughn, Collins, Nixon, Smart, Stapleton, and Stanfield. Manager: Stan Seagler Trainer: Ken Johnson 27 East Texas State 15 7 Texas A l 7 14 San Angelo College 0 12 Howard Payne 8 14 Sam Houston 7 Denotes Lone Star Conference Games From out of the Depths... ALPINE, Oct. 3—How sweet it was. The Lobos, after dropping a heart-breaking 9-7 decision to Southwest Texas in the final ticks of the 1963 game, defeated those same Bobcats here in a thrilling 16-14 upset of the defending Lone Star Conference champions. SR scored on its second play from scrimmage. Luz Pedraza handed off to Lex, who threw to the left. Pedraza took it on the bounce, and raced 68 yards for the score. Bill Nitcholas, who later provided the winning margin with a 27-yard field goal in the second quarter, kicked the PAT. SWT scored in the second quatrer after Pe¬ draza had sneaked across from the one to take a 13-0 edge. The Bobcats scored on Louie Sim- mond’s 70-yard jaunt. They added another TD on Joe Bednarski’s two-yard plunge in the third. It was a determined effort by the Lobos, who jumped to the front in LSC standings. Against SWT 70 Score’s What Counts! SR The Bare Facts SFA 24 First Downs 12 247 Net Yds. Rushing 172 140 Net Yds. Passing 13 15 of 29 Passes Comp. 2 of 6 2 Passes Int. By 4 4, 43.0 Punts, Avg. 3, 33.0 4 Fumbles Lost 1 5 for 65 Penalties 6 for 60 Score by Quarters: SR: 0-0- 0-0— 0 SFA: 0-0-14-7—21 Against ETSC 71 Homecoming Win ALPINE, Oct. 24—Eager to stay in contention for the Lone Star Conference crown, Sul Ross trampled East Texas State, 28-15, before a homecoming audience of some 5,000 fans. It was the Lobos’ first win in history over the Lions at Jackson Field. ET scored first, driving 69 yards. John Stooks- berry passed 1 3 yards to end Jerry Mackey, but this was to be ET’s only touchdown until late in the game when Stooksberry tossed two yards to Doug Paschal to complete an 80-yard march. SR tied the game in the second quarter when Tommy Nelson blocked a Lion punt, and Jesse Patterson carried the loose ball 40 yards for the TD. James Collins put the Lobos in front in the third when the Lobos ate up 69 yards in eight plays, with Collins carrying for the final seven steps. Four plays later, Alfredo Avila picked off a Stooksberry pass, and rambled 75 yards for SR’s third TD. SR accounted for six more points on a 30- yard field goal by Bill Nitcholas, and a 42-yard effort by Paul Pasqua. SR Story in Figures ET 10 First Downs 18 164 Net Yds. Rushing 126 35 Net Yds. Passing 154 4 of 8 Passes Completed 13 of 25 4 Passes Intercepted By 0 3, 30.7 Punts, Average 4, 30.5 0 Fumbles Lost 0 i for 36.5 Penalties 7 for 65 Score by Quarters: SR: 0-7-7-13—27 ET: 7-0-0- 8—15 72 At SAC. SR Ties Number 1 KINGSVILLE, Oct. 31—Strange, and somewhat unexpected occurrences were written into history here this Hallowe’en Night. Prior to 8 p.m., Texas A l was ranked as the number one football team among more than 400 NAIA schools. A couple of hours later, when Sul Ross had gained a 7-7 tie with the national leaders, they faded to sixth position. In the first period, Alfredo Avila picked off one of the Lobos’ five interceptions for the night to ignite a 54-yard scoring march. Luz Pedraza passed seven yards to halfback Poppy Rodriquez for the score, and Bill Nicholas’ PAT made it 7-0. A l came back to tie the game with 6:08 left before intermission. A l also marched 54 yards, and also used a pass, a six-yarder from Randy Johnson to Terry Oglesby, to knot the count. Pass interceptions and a tenacious Lobo de¬ fense quelled Texas A l, holding the Hogs ' to their lowest point production of the season. SR Game at Glance A l 10 First Downs 11 69 Net Yds. Rushing 119 63 Net Yds. Passing 97 6 of 14 Passes Completed 10 of 20 5 Passes Intercepted By 1 6, 42.0 Punts, Average 4, 31.0 3 for 30 Penalties 5 for 55 Score by Quarters-. SR: 7-0-0-0—7 A l: 0-7-0-0—7 73 Against SAC Howard Payne; Close Call ALPINE, Nov. 14 — Turning in anything but their best performance of the year, Sul Ross kept Howard Payne winless here with a 12-8 Lone Star Conference decision. Sul Ross opened scoring in the first period, when A. C. Lex scored on a three-yard run to end a 70-yard scoring march. Bill Nitcholas kicked the PAT. In the second quarter, Mauricio Vasquez kicked a 44-yard field goal with 1 1:44 left until intermission, when SRSC enjoyed a 10-0 com¬ mand. HPC broke the scoring ice in the third period, when halfback Mack DuBose swept right end for 10 yards and a TD. The score was set up by a fumble on the SRSC 22-yard line. The Lobos completed their scoring in the final chapter when they saddled an HPC interceptor in the Yellow Jackets’ end zone, thus account¬ ing for a two-point safety. Sam Houston’s Only Loss HUNTSVILLE, Nov. 21—Scoring two second- quarter touchdowns, Sul Ross stunned Lone Star Conference champion Sam Houston, 14-7, be¬ fore 10,000 fans, handing the eventual national co-champions their only loss of the year. SR Upset Figures SHSC 13 First Downs 12 121 Net Yds. Rushing 196 117 Net Yds. Passing 17 9 of 10 Passes Comp. 1 of 13 2 Passes Int. By 0 6 for 33 Punts, Avg. 2 for 44 2 Fumbles Lost 2 3 for 25 Penalties 3 for 25 Score by Qtrs.: SR: 0-14-0-0—14 SH: 0- 0-7-0— 7 Poison and Stevens move in on a loose ball as the Southwest Texas player trys to recover. ' Oh, look! I found $5, exclaims Poppy Rodriquez. Avalia sneaks in on a play. This is mine, go find your own. Run, run, run, that ' s all I ever do. 76 Use your head when in doubt. A Stanfield interception. Patterson drops an ESTC Lion behind the line. I Get up an fight, ya ' coward. Go get im, Lobos. 77 In Oklahoma City. ALL-SPORTS BOWL The band looks great So do the Lobos against the East Central State Tigers. Then the game gets tenser. We win, 21-14 ! ! 79 80 THE 1964-65 TEAM, from left to right, are Back Row, Fryman, Carrell, Warden, Thompson, Nelson Klein; Front Row, Wall, Slope, Petty, Bice, Blakely, Trevizo. 1964-65 LOBO BASKETBALL COACHES: Steven Richards JACK FRYMAN Herman Hudson Most Valuable Player Lone Star Conference Tommy Nelson 6-1 Freshman Frank Bice 6-0 Freshman Jack Fryman 6-4 Junior Jim Thompson 6-5 Senior Nelson finds the ball. Statue of Liberty the hard way Manuel Travizo Terry Klein 5-11 Freshman 6-2y 2 Freshman 5-10 Junior 5-10 Sophomore Uh, it ' s a long way up there! Basketball sometimes becomes a jumble of arms, legs, and torsos. Fryman (51), Wall (11) and opponent do a basketball ballet! Carrell scores 2. Carrell (53), Wall (11) and Warden (55) pass the ball around under the basket. 85 Thompson (53) sinks two points. Block that shot! Concentration? Front Row —Coach Lewis, Hart, Stringer, Kucera, Laney, Jackson, Frazier, Lalumondiere, Compton, Richardson, Owens, Stephens, Bice, Hopper, Gadbury, Coach Ray Van Cleef. Sul Ross Lobo Mr. Kokernot receives ’63- 64 trophy from Jim Sears. Head Coach Ray Van Cleef 88 Back Row— Lopez, Grady, Wynne, Sales. Cunningham, Bice, Davis, Klein, Thompson, Carthel, Caudle, Truelove, Rockey, Senteney, Slapp, Langley, Pasque, Mr. H. Kokernot. Baseball Team Travis Thompson Pitcher 4-2 Lovington, N. M. Senior Kent Hopper Catcher El Paso Freshman Mike Compton Catcher .238 Andrews Junior Jim Laney Pitcher .219 Dallas Senior Ronny Stephens Pitcher 2-0 San Angelo Senior H mm mmm HH ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ' % 4 4 • 4 ♦ i44 4 4 Gary Tilory Pitcher Duncanville Freshman Robert Bice Pitcher 1-0 Seminole Senior John Jackson Pitcher El Paso Freshman 1 ry? f Otis Langley Pitcher Eunice, New Mex Freshman Jack Bailey Pitcher Waco Freshman rrrmr It. Randy Senteney Pitcher Omaha, Nebraska Freshman Ed Gadbury Shortstop Carlsbad, N. M Freshman Paul Pasqua 1st Base .364 Dallas Senior lltt Billy Carthel 3rd Base .293 Plainview Sophomore Jim Sears 2nd Base .348 Houston Senior Woody Owens Outfield .320 Roscoe Junior Tom Davis Outfield Odessa Freshman Gary Rockey Outfield .287 Corpus Christi Sophomore Kenny Richardson Outfield .330 Pasadena Junior MILE RELAY; Avila, Tittle, Gonzales, Valles. 97 Jame Linder 100 Dash 220 Dash Broad Jump Freshman Alfredo Avila 440 Dash 440 Relay Mile Run Sophomore Donna Stellen Danielsson Distance Freshman Goteborg V, Sweden Salvador Duran Distance Freshman McCamey Ride that bull, Watkins. Grab her and milk her. tei TENNIS TEAM 103 Que McMasters Odessa Senior Doug Raney Lemmon, South Dakota Sophomore TEAM, McMasters, Raney, Davis, m 104 Arthur Davis Kermit Junior Tim Harper Grapevine Sophomore 105 That ' s what they ' re vieing for. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS—New Men ' s Dorm—standing L-R are Cramer, Williams, Action is hot and heavy during the game. Freels, Weathersbee, Hilbert, Erlund and Nelon; kneeling are L-R Wilson, Miller, Stice, Storey and Quintianilla. 106 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS—Sub-Normals—are standing L-R Lex, A tense moment before the snap! Cave, Thomas, Batchelor and Tittle; kneeling L-R—Turnbow, Hart, Youngblood. INTRAMURAL BOWLING CHAMPS—Milner, Nelon, Wilson. GIRLS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS—standing L-R are Walker, Nolke, •Til get a strike one way or another, says Pat Wilson. Gerdes,- kneeling L-R—Coates, Hernandez, Sledger and Boatwright. SR CHEERLEADERS Back: David Stice, Al McCutcheon, Front: Jeannean Gladson, Gaye Howell, Alise Slaughter, and Barbara Mason. Not pictured: Marc Lawrence. The cheerleaders in action Gary Tilory, the loco lobo. 109 MJV PERSONALITIES Brand King and Queen Campus Favorites Class Favorites Homecoming Court Sports Sweethearts Sun Carnival Princess Ill BILLY FREELS Brand King Brand Queen JANET TIDWELL JEFF HENDERSON 114 Campus Favorite JEAN NAIL Campus Favorite 115 A. C. LEX Campus Favorite 116 CAROLE LITTLE Campus Favorite 117 NORMAN GLADSON 118 Campus Favorite MARILYN MCKENZIE Campus Favorite 119 m ' t M h smt t 2m f t ? % M vm Kfll 1 jyu P fVv $ Wwl ! ®Hk� S pybwiiBi aPmjl L-Jjj Ky T L vj f ' r ir 1 Xi a l p 2S yff t , d| m r% W ■%, tT |P mJf , � Mr4_jr jT : | h ' v 1 to M ■ jH Lg • yjP fbf y — A i ■ rjf -%jf 25 ICTBW a� H ■ «JuHr 1 -T H Vt; W0ft V l| JL Ifljtfji % I j rr ' iiyi s Br J 1 - . ■vnr - 42L ' „ _ a $B£E Sil 1 1 W � � l ; r lwf . v Pf Wf%, T§ ' ftVir x l£ MI ttSmsm Sr V y f pL 1 « , Ji | jib mL | r n -i Jj w 5 -■•y y«-. 2 u {?rv ■ ' “ 1 p r fl%. rPri |HL yt|jSjL j| ,. f A4k w mL. ' jakai : ijaR mV Lw r Wr4 ' ‘iyf Ml0 1: TtrSk , T ,,.. 9 |(r jt rmm M IMptMjiy a-- wT J jS -„T� f BjV _ BP P RICHARD HURT 122 Campus Favorite SHARON SNODGRASS Campus Favorite 123 JUDY MINTER 124 Senior Favorites ROBERT BICE BARBARA ALLEN Junior Favorites JACK FRYMAN 125 SUE HORNE 126 Sophomore Favorites JAMES PETTY HELEN REEVES Freshman Favorites EDDIE JONES 127 ecoming Queen 128 MARILYN MCKENZIE HOMECOMING PRINCESSES DONNA DREYER Martha Russell Mary Russell FOOTBALL SWEETHEARTS 130 KATHY BAILEY Basketball Sweetheart 131 JEANIE NAIL Baseball Sweetheart 132 ' A Ti NVP RpnflwWL � attl£sat? 5 S 5 ® j J| aRFREES ORO-JN i 35 £NOiq 5 HORSPS SHOT-T«Oy UNm � 1IH A WEMOR li, Tt TE A SERK° l CMiitt - ■ K % WH ’A •i JAMIE HANDER Rodeo Sweetheart 133 Act V HONORS Student Council Class Officers Who’s Who 136 WHO’S WHO In American Colleges and Universities These students, honored by being named to WHO’S WHO among students in American Colleges and Universities, are nominated by members of the col¬ lege faculty and Student Council on the basis of scholarship, leadership and service. The nominees ' records are carefully screened by a faculty committee. The names of the selections are then sent to National Headquarters for approval and ratification. JIM SEARS HOUSTON Mathematics SHARON SNODGRASS MIDLAND Business Administration JOHN GRIGGS SNYDER Business Administration JOSE SOSA COTULLA Mathematics JOAN SAATHOFF DUNLAY Mathematics CARLA TULLES SAN ANTONIO English BILLY FREELS FT. STOCKTON Zoology BILL ANDERAU ALPINE Mathematics DONNA DREYER HOUSTON Biology 140 KAREN HONEYCUTT MONAHANS English BILL TITTLE FT. STOCKTON Industrial Arts € DARRYL MUELLER ALPINE Mathematics MICKEY FORD PECOS History 141 MIKE COMPTON ANDREWS Business Education ROBERT PRATT ODESSA Business Administration 143 LARRY DOYLE ALPINE Mathematics MARY BRYAN ALPINE Mathematics MARTHA SHIELDS ALPINE Business Administration JON PARKS ODESSA Biology SPECIAL MEMORIUM GRADUATE CLASS Linda Burnett Secretary-Treasurer 145 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carole Little... Secretary Bill Tittle... President Kakai Walker... Treasurer Bill Cave... Vice-President (Not Pictured) 146 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Janet Tidwell... Secretary-Treasurer Marilyn McKenzie... Vice-President Jack Fryman ... President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS James Petty ... President Ann Phillips... Secretary Doug Stine... Vice-President 148 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Eddie Jones... President Joyce Webb... Secretary Jack Bailey ... Vice-President 149 150 MVJ FINE ARTS Art Music Productions vjc eossl band ► ■ ■ 1 Bl mii j if DIRECTOR: Harold J. Jackson, FLUTES, Carter, Cole, Pohl, OBOE, Wilson, CLARINET, Logsdon, Sanders, Thornton, Torres, Wi I let, BASS CLARINET, Gardner, ALTO SAX, Cadena, Curran, Ramon, BARITONE SAX, Thornton, CORNET, Arroyo, Cardenas, 7 Clinch! La mg Lam- 154 kin, Napoles, Olibas, Theophilos, Ward, FRENCH HORN, Avant, Chavarra, Davis, Hurt, Jackson, Sanchez, BARITONE, Paz, TROM¬ BONE, Beckett, Corbell, Peek, Terrell, Worsham, BASSES, Alexander, Lamas, Patterson, PERCUSSION, Fernandez, Ivie, Jackson, Painter, Sanders, Villa. 155 Row 1: Gardner, Rose, Thornton, Laing, Sauder, Pay, Cadena, Flores, Zamarippa, Mr. Ross Hise. Row 2: Collins, Thornton, Ivie, Nelson, Porter, Patterson, Hodgkinson, Jackson. Row 3: Sotelo, Garcia, Peek, Grady, Oth, Cardenas, Hurt, Pohl, Jackson. Row 4: Whitehead, Prettyman, Hutteman, Oliver, Torn, Chandler, Horn, Wheat, King. Dennie Embley, Tony Fuller (back), Susan Braccini, Frank White and Kenneth Rhymes in rehearsal. 158 And the show is under way. Dennie Embley and Tony Fuller play the parts of a honeymooning couple. Rick Wood as Don the hotel ac¬ tivities director. Edd ie Bishop mans the lights, Adelina Valenzuela starts the music . . . DELIGHT 159 There were dancing girls!!! And dancing . . . And dancing, And drinking (Lem Railsback and W. E. Bochme). ! 161 Act VJJ ORGANIZATIONS Clubs Societies Religious Groups V s 162 BUSINESS CLUB The Institute of Business Relations is spon¬ sored by the Department of Business Adminis¬ tration. The Institute serves as social and edu¬ cational society for members of the department. It provides money for a scholarship given to an outstanding B. A. student each year. Officers for the Business Club are Les King, Vice President; Dr. Mayron Shields, sponsor; and Doug Ward, president. • . ! T� ■ J Mr ft ■ Hr itljji ii I1U M lti r l j 11.11 ' «• ij-j f S . . | J M ►J j M Y 1 - rSS—fl lo On; ; Members of the club include, left to right, BACK, Laney, Seifert, Dr. Shields, Barber Featherstone, Simpson, Pratt, Chappell, Walker; FRONT, Caughman, King, Long, Williams, Mrs. Shields, Wood, Ward, Brewer. 164 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Student Education Association (SEA) was organized to interest young men and women in teaching as a career, to pro¬ vide active professional membership on the local, state, and national levels during the teacher preparation period, and to contribute a reasonable balance in teacher supply and demand. MEMBERS OF THE SEA are, from left to right. Front Row, Mr. Prude, Saunders, Pohl, Goodrich, Hegaland; Second Row, Kissoon, Tulles, Laney, Boatwright, Dr. Ramey, Walker; Third Row, Hull, Patterson, Bridges, Athey, Ward, Saathoff; Fourth Row, Roman, Lowrance, Allen, Carrall, Meeks, Barler; Fifth Row, Miller, Morgan, Dreyer, Honeycutt, Pratt. OFFICERS are, left to right, Bill Pohl, president; Vivian Morgan, secretary; Donna Saunders, vice-president; Carla Tulles, historian; Donna Dreyer, corresponding secretary; Dr. Ethelaura Ramey, sponsor; Karen Honeycutt, treasurer; Mr. John Prude, sponsor; Anita Goodrich, TSEA state secretary. 165 ALPHA CHI Officers for the Alpha Chi include, left to right, Barbara Walker, treasurer; Joan Saathoff, recording secretary; Dr. Ida Vernon, sponsor; Dr. Ernest Shearer, sponsor,- Darryl Mueller, president; Dr. Mayron Shields, sponsor; Beverly Caddel, vice president; Dr. Ethelaura Ramey, sponsor; Ellen Keough, graduate advisor. The Texas Chi Chapter of Alpha Chi, the national honor society of Sul Ross, is a member of the state organization perfected in 1922 under the Scholastic Societies of the South, and nationalized in 1934 as Alpha Chi. The primary aim of Alpha Chi is to stimulate, develop, and recognize scholarship and the elements of character which make scholarship effective for the betterment of society. Members of Alpha Chi are chosen each year from the junior and senior classes according to the students’ academic rankings. Alpha Chi members are, left to right, FRONT, Barler, Reid, Tulles, Gray, Dr. Phillips, Vasquez, Lopez; BACK, Saunders, Dr. Ramey, Mrs. Dirks, Dr. Johnson, Logan, Ramos, Weid, Keough, Painter, Miss Moore. 166 • ■- ' .i Darryl Mueller, president Beverly Caddel, vice-president Ellen Keough, corresponding secretary Joan Saathoff, recording secretary Barbara Walker, treasurer William Anderau Dorothy Barler Mary Bryan Kathrin Davidson Billy Freels Terry Harkrider Karen Honeycutt Evelyn Howard Addie Gray Oscar Luttrell Raymond Painter Jon Parks Robert Pratt Dr. Mayron Shields Dr. Ida Vernon Sheryl Rinehart LaFerne Scudday Jim Sears Martha Shields Sharon Snodgrass Jose Sosa Carla Tulles Frank Vargas Marie Walters Patsy Webb Florence Welker Melba Wied Margaret Wood SPONSORS Miss Laurene Lighthouse Dr. Ethelaura Ramey m kmmc 167 Brightening the looks of a parade. 168 On the field. 169 Row 1— L-R: Carl Reynolds, Wayne Webb, Ross Bearden, Glenn Williams, Billy Wells, Emmet Francone, Tommy Genrry, Pam Reinhold, Jeannie Wilson Jo Beath Smith, Jamie Hander, Sue Horn. Row 2—L-R: Walt Cave, Willie Sachreliffer, Larry Hart, Richard Martin, Arch Anderson, Ernest Harmon, Keith Streater, Gerald Smith. Row 3 — L-R: Cody Lee, Jack Campbell, Mickey Ford, David Adams, Claybern Clark. RODEO CLUB OFFICERS 170 The Library Staff Back: Minter, Pohl, Horne, Roman, Pohl, Peek, Vasquez, West, Heath, Ryland. Front: Sale, Mrs. McCrabb, Mr. Dobie , Hedgelund. Books get checked out. Students study. 0 I jj—iiTfiP SACHEM’S LITERARY SOCIETY Organized in 1921, the society chose the name Sachem, an Indian word meaning chief because it was felt that as a member of this honor society, one should endeavor to be a true leader. The members of Sachem Literary Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship and personality. Particular attention is given English scholarship, 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 under¬ takes, for scholarship, for a high moral standard, the right social background, and all that tends to make noble womanhood. Jon Parks Jana Reagan Mary Russell Rita Ryland Rita Silbey Janet Tidwell Carla Tulles Jane Urban Adelina Valenzuela Martha Waldsmith Kakai Walker Judy Welch 173 PRESS CLUB The Sul Ross D ress Club was organized in conjunction with the SKYLINE, the SAGE, and the BRAND. The aim of this club is to promote student interest in the college publications and participation in the college ' s jour¬ nalistic activities. Back row: Curt Bramble, Sue Athey, Arlene Bridges, Gary Tilory; Front: Joel Wilson, Janet Printz, Alice Ward, and Sharon Heath. Jeff Henderson Al McCutcheon Dennie Embley Durwood Jones Tommy Grady OFFICERS: _ President Vice President Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Reporter CONCILIUM UNIVERSITATUM MUNDI MEMBERS: front, P. Tsang, W. Tsang, Valenzuela, Williams, Bidel, DeLeon, B. Tsang, Middle, Railsback, Ingram, Tulles, Tung, Dr. Briggs, Back, Mr. Benyamm, K,s soom, and Danielsson. The organization of Consilium Universitatum Mundi endeav- ers to further interest in the lives and customs of students and citizens all over the world. The club is open to students inter¬ ested in foreign affairs and countries. Consilium Universitatum Mundi boasts student membership representing many parts of the world. Mrs. Briggs joins the international students in an informal discus¬ sion. 175 CLIP and BRAND CLUB OFFICERS, Front: Kathy Fisher, Secretary; Bev¬ erly Caddel, treasurer; Sue Horne, reporter; Jackie Wheeles, vice president; Back: Dr. E. E. Turner, sponsor; Arch Anderson, vice president; Jack Boultinghouse, president; Tom Everett, vice president; R. L. Smith, vice president; Buddy McDaniels, tail-twister, and Dr. C. E. Stufflebeam, sponsor. The Clip and Brand Club is another active western organization on the Sul Ross campus. It is dedicated to the preservation of the frontier atmosphere and is active in promoting Western Week in the Spring, and is as¬ sisting in the production of the annual intercollegiate rodeo. Front: Stalnecker, Wheelis, Topliff, Tomm, Caddel, Ho rne, Fischer; 2nd: Taylor, Rogers, Fisher, Stern, Nix, Schweer, Smith, Mr. Stufflebeam; 3rd: Sibley, Larremore, Holliday, Hart, Aspins, Paine, Cunningham, Fisher, Sprott, Spurgen, Taylor, Everett; Back: Rawlings, Edmunston,Martin, Johnson, Hurley, Anderson, Boultinghouse. 176 MEMBERS include (left to right) Worsham, Lichnousky, Killinon, Ebougana, Collins, Cole, Cole, Dr. Dismant, Groves, Foley, Harkrider, Davis, Buchhorn, Feldman, and Terrell. The Geological Society is a social and education organization made up of geology stu dents. The main objective of this group is to study rocks, fossils, and other materials of geo logic interest. himim i sSgsssiissi 833 OFFICERS are Roland Collins, vice president; Jan Groves, secretary-treasurer; Dr. John Dismant, sponsor; William Foley, president; and Marvin Worsham, reporter. 177 BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS are John Averett, vice president; Albert Cano, secretary-treasurer; Frank Vargas, president. MEMBERS, Front; Painter, Poht, Wooley, Averett, Cano, Vargas, Killinian, Back: Mr. Jones Scudday (sponsor), Prahl, Dr. Michael Powell (sponsor), McAfee, Buch horn, Brey, Sanders. 178 ZETA TAU ZETA Zeta Tau Zeta was founded to give the women of Alpine social and educational opportu¬ nities equal to those given the other college women. Its purposes are, first, to act as a social unit for town women; and, second, to create interest in scholarship. OFFICERS Anne Hegelund Pam Wilson Brenda Pack Camille Connor Miss Eva Chaffin .... President Vice President . Secretary .Treasurer Sponsor MU RHO SIGMA Mu Rho Sigma is the social organization for Sul Ross wives. The well known “Kiddie Kol- lege is sponsored by this organization. OFFICERS: Seated—Audrey Averett, vice president; Anita McPherson, president; Standing—Loena Doyla, treasurer; Esther Compton, chaplin; Phyliss Peek, secretary,- Mary Ann Grametbauer, parliamentarian; and Mrs. Louise McCrabb, sponsor. MEMBERS: Back—King, Mrs. McCrabb, Weddle, Billings, Benson; Middle—Frazier, Bryant, Farenthold, Youngblood, Stough; Front—Henderson, Taylor, Hicks, and Everett. SIGMA RHO CHI The girls of Sigma Rho Chi—Lawrence Hall—enjoy a Christmas Party. FLOOR COUNCILERS Ann Phillips Lynn King Mrs. Judith Dirks Marilyn McKenzie Sandye Teague 181 ALPHA KAPPA PSI Front: Cerboskas, Kelly, Curtis, Logan. Row 2: Stroope, Patterson, Haggard, Schwarz, Embley, Fenge, Hunt; Back L to R: Webb, Vargas, Brandon, Fisher, Murrell, Carraway, Long, Howell, Walker, Cox, Logsdon, Turpin, Mower. FLOOR COUNCILOR Front: Miller, Logsdon, Nixon; Back: Walker, Embley, Gladson, Able, Mrs. Lois Parker. 182 Mrs. Parker, things are as alive as a funeral around here, Let ' s have . . . . . . a Christmas party! 183 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Sul Ross students who have done outstanding work in dramatics are offered membership in the Gamma lota Cast of Alpha Psi Omega. This national dramatics fraternity was organized in 1930 and its aim ever since has been the promotion of student interest in dramatics and the recognition of students who have done supe¬ rior work in the field of college drama. MEMBERS: Back—Starr, Bishop, Rhymes, Dr. Boyd; Front: Schwarz, Embley, Drumm, Hightower, Braccini. OFFICERS: Eddie Bishop, leporter,- Susan Braccini, secretary,- Dr. Katharine Boyd, sponsor,- Frank White, vice president; and Sandi Drumm, president. OFFICERS: Bob Feller, president; Tom Ham, vice president; Larry Sloan, secretary; Eddie Sandoral, reporter, and Mr. Terry Durgan, sponsor INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB MEMBERS: Back—Williams, Tittle Cardwell, Mason, Ham, Sloan, Kokernot, Gregory; Front—Sandoval, Feller, Mr. Durgan, and Dr. LeMaster. PEM CLUB OFFICERS: Karen Honeycutt, vice president; Dr. Dorothy MacMillan, sponsor; Altha Crouch, president. Organized for physical edu¬ cation majors and minors, the P.E.M. Club’s aim is to help its members understand fully the future of P.E. as a profession. Back: Dr. Dorothy MacMillan, McKenzie, Waldsmith, Wall, Herndon; Front: Crouch, Johnson, Lyon, Hander, and Honeycutt. Terrell, Groves, Bassham, Shroeder, Leslie, Back: Sosa, Tsang, Lichnovsky. 187 Anm THE LODGE PLAYERS Haggard, Ricks, Reeves, Maddox, Dr. Boyd, Cerboskas, Webb, Gunn, Curtis, Gibbs, Duncan, Embley, Schwarz. Heath, Stroop, Soltelo, Reece. The Lodge Players feature Good food and good company . Good acting by Kenneth Rhymes . . . and then, there’s fine dancing. Kappi Ricks and Mayme Gibbs . . . 189 Methodist Wesley Center RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS Baptist Student Union WESLEY FOUNDATION MEMBERS: Bruce Felker, director, Jim Willett, Carol McRae, Sally Stratman, Sally Ann Laird, Richard Saunders, Sharon Heath, Carla Tulles, Ginger Stern, Andra Furr, Pam Wilson. OFFICERS ate Sharon Heath, treasurer; Carla Tulles, president; Sally Stratman, vice president, and Carol McRae, secretary. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Back: Martindale, Bailey, Goodrich, Patterson, Hurt, Owens, Bill Ingram—sponsor, Curtis, Brandon, Sale, Groves, Nixon. OFFICERS Bill Ingram—sponsor, Sharon Patterson, Penny Sale, Beverly Hull, and Raymond Painter. NEWMAN CLUB Officers: Vilma Lopez, Treasurer; Frank Vargas, president; Father Joseph Angeli, chaplin; Abelardo Baeza, vice president, and Romelia Vargas, reporter. The members enjoy a banquet. 193 Mt VJJJ PUBLICATIONS Brand Skyline Sage Back: Bill Smith, Sage sponsor; Dr. L. Harlan Ford; Loyd Agte, Sage Editor; Second: Raymond Bailey; Dr. Mayron Shields; Dr. Lelan LeMasters; Don Newbury, newspaper sponsor,- Front: Dennie Embley, Skyline editor; and Mrs. Miriam Lawrence. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Don Newbury—Skyline Sponsor 196 Dal Herring—Brand Sponsor Jeff Henderson— Editor Tony Kucera— Associate Editor Gary Tilory— Sports Editor HP Durwood Jones— Associate Editor BRAND STAFF 197 Sharon Heath—Activities SKYLINE STAFF Left to Right: Helen Schwarz, Romelia Vargas, Metha Haggard, Abelardo Baeza, Dennie Embley, Lucia Diaz, Al McCutcheon. Gary Tilory— Sports Editor Abeland Baeza— Reporter THE SAGE 203 Mr. Davis earns his gray hair. But Dean Ford, why can ' t we major in campusology? Yes, you have to buy a Freshman beanie ! ! t v ; ' f- : Waiting for the grub. 204 !|MJ| Hi i jHI I 11. | 1 k Hr Jm m ft HjB-M, iE§f| P P 1 | ' ) 1 fa l m 5 “If you Freshmen can’t look any sadder than that, I’ll help you, yells an S. R. upperclass¬ man. Howdy Night Activities . . . But I brushed with brand-X this morning. Painting the hill. But she never told me there would be days like this. What housekeepers! Watch out upperclassmen, they ' re coming from behind. Ring around the Lobo 206 Poor little girl ! ! One million loyal fish, and me and my little swatter. 207 Junk men? 208 See the fire? See it burn? Real swingers 1964-65 I love a parade 209 Looking ' um over Head um out, Mushy About to fall over backward, Tilory? The cow that came to homecoming Runner-up an i 1 i 210 It’s Big Time Wrestling Keep those drum sticks to yourself Wash thish ! ! I ' m glad I used Secret! Aw! He missed the ref! 211 Wake up, nut. A pretty face $6,943y 2 for a Library fine! I don ' t know. And you think Eskimos are nuts 212 Hey, look at that girl The eating habits of American males!? Please don’t leave, yet! DUH! When did Slaughter suit out? 213 The meeting will come to order! KIDDIE KOLLEGE 214 1 IV - w i 1 ■ l 1 1 ■.r v.-- j i V- r v ' J 8 1 rVlJVT A mouthful of rope and a handful of goat What ' s the matter with Elsie? £W ' 218 � m!L :• ,rnr Li — Is this a double exposure? Who opened the gate? mu Intramural Rodeo Shift into low and let ' im go 219 The Methodist S Dedi The rush to be completed by November 22. 220 New jdent ation Center wL Sally laird registers guests. Reverend Clyde Chesnutt, Bishop Smith, Dr. Casey, Dr. Buren Stewart, and Reverend Bruce Felker pause before continuing the dedication services. Pam Wilson serves the guests refreshments. Ginger Stern exhibits Christmas candles for sale. 221 The JOHN F. KENNEDY Memorial Werner Boehme stands with his craftsman ship during the all-school assembly presen tation of the memorial. The memorial that honors JFK stands in the Sul Ross Fine Arts Building. This hand-carved art took over 300 hours of preparation. It snowed and snowed ... and snowed I Allen Williams should be trying out for football. And a snowman was built! _ Gary Tilory gets dared! “Ya hit Dean Ford, Judy!” groans Gene. Janet Tidwell QUEEN Jeff Henderson Jeanie Nail Rick Hurt Sharon Snodgrass A. C. Lex Carole Little Norman Gladson Marilyn McKenzie Don ' t cry, Janet! 64-65 FAVORITES PRESENTATION 224 Robert Bice Judy Minter Jack Fryman Barbara Allen James Petty Sue Horne Eddie Jones Helen Reeves The life-saving Sul Ross Collegians! 225 The BSU Chihuahua Trip The Baptist Mission in Santo Domingo. 226 A visit with Mrs. Pancho Villa at the Villa Museum. A view of the mining town of Santo Domingo. The group pauses for pictures before the oldest cathedral in Northern Mexico be¬ fore returning to Sul Ross. VALENTINE Mu Rho Sigma; Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. James Everett, Sigma Rho Chi; Jo Beth Smith, Keith Streeter, Donna Willett, Larry Lalumondier, Kathy Gailey, Buzz Goertze. Mu Sigma Delta; Mary Russell, James Stapleton, Judy Minter, Benny Jones, Jackie Wheelis, Jimmy Reimer. 228 DANCE and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Compton. Alpha Koppa Psi; Maribeth Mower, Kenneth Fraizer, Carol Jenke, Scooter Jackson, Jan Nixon, Harold Slope. Pam Wilson, Tom Truelove, Brenda Pack, Kelby Brown Camille Connor, Tony Green. 229 Zippy Wow! There’s always one. Wonder why he’s going up the fire escape of the girls’ dorm? Wimpy Wipeouts Old faithful. A new creation. The Sul Ross Ski Club? 230 Yodelers two A wonderful, delicious cafeteria meal. Look at the birdie. A new formula Caught Long weekend A plea for a CARE package. Eek! 231 232 NO ! ! Better check that skirt mon. One too many? Hi there! A bonny band. Aw com’on Gary Crosby? Oh! DARN! He got his. A highland lass doing a highland thrash. But what ' s going to happen to me? 233 I Qter Technical man Lab practical . . . 235 236 The sun sets ... the curtain 238 falls on another year’s production. mss