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

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Students United in Nucleus of Diversity University life is a world of under¬ standing and is understandably a world of diversity. Students bring with them many different hopes, dreams, and aspira¬ tions. They create a nucleus of di¬ versified interests. Each person has his own ideals; each has his own goals. For some, these goals will eventually become reality; for others they will never quite be realized. To each, the universe is something different. While in college, a person’s life is transformed; things become more real, education more genuine. For it is during these years that the student passes from adolescence to adulthood. 1 18

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4 M QUAIL DOBBS,rodeo clown, races toward the rider in case the bull offers the cowboy any trouble after he dismounts. Sully Earns Third in Annual NIRA Rodeo “O.K. Let him out.” And, the first arena gate swung open to begin the 24th annual NIRA rodeo. Jo Foy, freshman R.A.S. major from DeWalt, reigned as Rodeo Queen. Sully placed third at its home arena. Jack Ward, local cowboy from Odessa, earned the All-Around Cowboy award. After the Friday and Saturday night performances, students and contestants danced to familiar west¬ ern tunes in the HPE Building. 20 SUL ROSS cowboys and cowgirls set the pivots for the grand entry.