Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 324 of the 1946 volume:

• ♦ � � 4 1 U 4- A.2 °1 4 v • X IHHTIHEVIDIDHTIIIIT Today as the men of this nation and those of her allies are returning from the most devastating war ever waged iT M is again returning to her post as one of the nation ' s best schools. Returning Aggies notice many changes in the old Aggieland they knew for the war alters everything. We who have been here through the war have struggled hard to keep the old traditions alive in spite of seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Many times have we played Silver Taps mentally for our buddies who gave their lives. It is with a heavy heart that we realize many an Aggie will never return to his beloved Aggieland. The LONGHORN staff has tried to capture in this book a part of Aggieland to be taken with you wherever you may go. It is our wish that it may bring you many enjoyable hours. I wish to express my gratitude to the Senior class for electing me the Editor of this annual, an honor I shall always cherish, and to my splendid staff for their untiring efforts. R. B. MacCALLUM 8 i THE COLLEGE You top a rise in the highway and there it is before you, spread out over the green Texas hills. There ' s something about the scene, something about these buildings—some old and small, some new and huge— that grips you and makes you stop and look with a feeling of pride. Here, you know, exists a way of life, a way of learn¬ ing, a way of living with your fellow men that has molded the youth of Texas for 70 years and has sent them out into the world as good, strong, self-reliant men. Here, you know, live the traditions that bind a man to this place with an affection that never dims, no matter where he goes no matter how long he is away. This, you know, is one of the most loved spots on earth. This is Texas JT. M. This is the beloved Rggieland. JIM CARROLL Houston Press 12 I in id tret tion dSuildi incj Cc am ipu6 U lewd ] 3 JLa 14 OUJ), reci Witt™ Wath 15 C hemidtry (juion 17 18 19 20 ADMINISTRATION THE PRESIDENT ' S WORD f revident (djilh (jilcbridt Twice within a generation our nation has been called upon to combat forces which, if victorious, would have destroyed the ideals on which our form of government was founded. Twice our nation has been the deciding factor in these conflicts by the unstinted sacrifice of our citizens, by the use of our mechanical ingenuity and productive capacities, and above all, by the desire to preserve the American way of life. The sons of A. 6c M. have played their part gloriously in these conflicts and if the victory that was won at such a great price is to be preserved, they must play their part in the world of today and tomorrow just as gloriously in a leadership which will make such conflicts unnecessary. I know that the members of the Senior Class of 1947 realize the problems we all face if our hopes for the future are to be achieved. My wish for the members of this class is that each will dedicate his every effort to the achievement of peace with the hope that the era which we now face may be the greatest in human advancement and happiness that the world has ever known. Sincerely yours, Jhe Kurd oj? j£)irectord THE WELFARE of the students of A M College rests in the hands of members of the Board of Directors, whose actions have indicated that they have this responsibility fore¬ most in their minds. The rapid growth of the student body has brought about many problems since the end of the war, and the Board has met this growth with expansion of college facilities and has solved all accompanying problems to the best interest of the students. The members of the Board are appointed by the Governor for six year terms. They are: G. R. White, Brady, President; H. L. Kokernot, Jr., Alpine, Vice President; Major General H. J. Brees, San Antonio; Lt. Colonel D. S. Buchanan, Corpus Christi; E. W. Harrison, South Bend; Rufus R. Peeples, Tehuacana; John W. Newton, Beaumont; Roy C. Potts, Belton; Henry Reese III, Gonzales. 23 FRANK C. BOLTON ' Uice f- redident J or nc ineerincj J. T. L. McNEW 24 HOWARD W. BARLOW DEAN OF ENGINEERING ROSS P. MARSTELLER DEAN OF VETERINARY MEDICINE 25 c. h. McDowell Agricultural Experiment Station 26 WALTER H. HOLZMANN BUSINESS MANAGER H. LLOYD HEATON REGISTRAR CHARLES A. ROEBER FISCAL DEPARTMENT WENDELL R. HORSLEY ASSISTANT DEAN OF MEN 27 id tration 28 mm fUm liwi :II|m ' • ' 1- i 1 M %mt ,. .. •®-- -m | mmw- ■ ;- rHE CORPS The first youth you meet as you go on the campus will impress you. He will be trim and straight. He will be self-assured, and he will look you in the eye. He will be polite. His greeting will be sincere and he will make you feel welcome. He will speak of his school with great pride in his voice. No matter how young he might be, he will be a man. And then you will know the meaning of the saying that A. 6c M. is a school for some boys but not for others. ☆ ' m ' , ☆ You walk about the campus and you meet others like this youth. And soon you have the feeling that you are among people who know where they are going, people to whom life is not a problem but a game to be played hard and fairly according to the proper rules, and always with regard for the other fellow—people who are sincere. Walking among these youths, you think of the A. 6c M. men you have known. You think of the ones who were your companions during the war. You think of their annual Aggie Musters, held in shattered villages in Europe, on lonely desolate islands in the Pacific, in the hot, steaming jungles. You remember the reverence and the love that was in their voices when they spoke of this place among the Texas hills. You look at the youths there today and you know it will always be like that. You know that in those halls, along the shady walks and on the sunbaked drill fields they are absorbing good and useful things that will stay with them as long as they live. ... You know what they mean when they say Once an Aggie always an Aggie. JIM CARROLL Houston Press 32 NIO H c Cl Off, a 56 icer5 Robert L. King....................................President Melvin Pruitt................................Vice President Hilton Hall.............................Secretary-Treasurer L. B. V ardlaw.............................Social Secretary 34 Jhe C (u66 of ’4 THE CLASS OF ' 47 is composed of men who entered in the four semesters from February of 1943 until February of 1944. Until the fall of 1945 the class was in two sections of two semesters each, called the First and Second Classes of ' 47. In the fall of ' 45 the two classes combined to form the one Class of ' 47. It is this Class of ' 47 that we now present. In the First Class of ' 47 the activities listed are those held in the spring and summer of ' 45, when the Second Class of ' 47 were juniors, plus those held in the fall of ' 45 and spring of ' 46 when the combined class were seniors. 35 HALL, KING, eniord off the Record 36 eniorS ANDERSON, T. G. GEOL. A Co. Inf. Andy Houston AYCOCK, JOHN P. ME 1st. Lt. 2nd in command G Inf. Jack ' ' Sweetwater BAKER, ORVILLE AERO Baytown Senior yell leader; Captain A Co. Inf. BALLARD, DON A. CHEM Mathis Captain E Cav. BANKER, C. A. Omar VM Needville Major 2nd Bat. 1st Reg.; F. Inf.; A. V. M. A.; Vice-President Wharton County Club BARKER, ELI CE Wichita Falls Cadet Colonel Corps; B Inf.; Student Activities Com¬ mittee; Senior Ring Committee; Managing Editor Bat¬ talion Spring 45; Who ' s Who 37 eniord BENNET, DWAYNE Aero Pecos Captain F F.A.; Vice-chairman I.A.S. BENSON, RUSSELL Rusty VM San Angelo A.V.M.A.; San Angelo Club; Major Corps Staff BOYD, DONALD Aero Houston A Cav. BROWN, WARREN Rusty AH Ft. Worth Captain F.A. Band; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Ft. Worth Club; Aggieland Orchestra BURCH, RICHARD E. Dick AH Wichita Falls Saddle and Sirloin Club; Pres. Wichita Falls Club; Track Manager CARAWAY, CHARLES Red VM Tolar A.V.M.A.; C F.A.; B Cav. CHENOWETH, R. D. EE Captain B Inf.; Singing Cadets Bob San Angelo COLE, GRAHAM H. Eco , Waco C Inf.; Eco. Club 38 Dallas CORDELL, BEN E. CE B Inf. COX, JOHN M. Temple 1st Lt. A Inf. Second in Command; Pres. Bell County Club; Agronomy Society; Saddle and Sirloin Club CRABTREE, CHARLES F. Aero Lt. Col. Corps Exec.; Pres. Singing Cadets; Secretary Chuck Ft. Worth Y.M.C.A. Cabinet; Vice-pres. I.A.S.; Who ' s Who DAVENPORT, W. E. Gene VM Decatur Maj. 2nd Reg. Staff; D Cav.; A.V.M.A.; Fort Worth Club; Biology Club DAVIS, JOHN ME Waxahachie Major Corps Staff; D Inf. DE LAFLOSSE, FLOYD B. Dele Pet. E Houston D Cav.; Baseball Team; Vice-pres. Petroleum Club ELKINS, IRVIN Erpy IE Marshall Captain Inf. Band; I.E. Club; Pres. East Texas Club ESCOBAR, MANUEL DH El Salvador 1st Lt. C-Cav.; Latin American Club; Swimming Team; T Club; Flying Club 39 eniorA EVANS, JAMES F. Jim MF Ennis 1st Lt. Inf. 2nd Bn. Staff; E Inf. Athletic Officer; Navarro Ellis County A M Club; Track Team FACTO, ALVARO Ai” CE Costa Rica C Cav.; Latin American Club; Swimming Team; T Club; Diving Team FAMBRO, RAYMOND Tuffy Ag Ed Breckenridge 1st Lt. B FA Second in Command FLEMING, PAUL ME Austin 1st Lt. Sqdn. Staff; Swimming Team GIBLIN, JAMES CE 1st Lt. G Inf.; A.S.C.E.; West Texas Club Chief Iraan GUERRERO, RAUL Guero AgE Rio Grande City A.S.A.E.; Latin American Club; Newman Club HAASS, CHARLIE CE Del Rio 1st Lt. H Inf.; West Texas Club; Rifle Team HAGGARD, SCOTT VM Plano Maj. FA Bn. 2nd Regt.; A.V.M.A.; Sec. Senior Class 40 eniord HALCOMB, WILLIAM S. Bill Eco San Antonio V-Pres. San Antonio Club; Economics Club; Ex-service¬ men ' s Club; Golf Team HALL, HILTON Goose AA Hughes Springs Capt. B Co. Inf.; Sec. Senior Class HAMON, ABRAHAM O. Hambone Pet. E Gonzales D Batt. Field Art.; Ex-servicemen ' s Club; AIPetE; Geology Club; Rifle Team HANKS, DONALD P. Hank Chem Abilene YMCA Council; YMCA Cabinet; ACS; Pres. Abilene Club; Asst. Editor LONGHORN; Bus. Mgr. LONGHORN; F Co. Inf. HARPER, WILLIAM C. Bill LA Levelland 1st Lt. E Troop Cav.; Pres. South Plains Club; Singing Cadets HARRIS, BYRON D. Bugs Vet Dallas 1st Lt. C Troop Cav.; Jr. Chapter AVMA; Biology Club; Dallas Club HARRIS, MARLIN C. AH 1st Lt. B Batt. Field Art.; Saddle and Sirloin Harry Red Rock Club HENDERSON, JAMES B. Vet Capt. D Co. Inf.; Jr. AVMA; Track Squad Jimmy Coleman 41 eniord HENKHflUS, DRISCOLL EE Woodsboro Lt. Col. Corps Staff; B Inf.; Sr. Representative Student Activities Committee; A.I.E.E.; Newman Club; Distin¬ guished Student; Who ' s Who HERRERR JESS EE 1st Lt. Bn. Staff El Paso HIGGS, JERE W. Jiggs CE Dallas Maj. Corps Staff; G FA; Social Sec. Senior Class; Sec. Junior Class, Who ' s Who; Sec. Dallas A M Club; Rifle Team; Ass ' t Editor ' 45 LONGHORN; Pres. A.S.C.E. ' 45- ' 46 HOFFMfiN, RICHARD G. Dick CE El Paso 1st Lt. Cav. Staff; Economics Club HOLBERT, BILL Dusty Pet Geol E Houston Capt. A Cav.; Vice-Pres. Houston Club; Pres. Houston Club; Pres. Geology Club; PetE Club HOLDER, LEONARD Aero Ft. Worth Capt.D Inf.; Capt. Inf. Reg. Staff HOLLAND, GEORGE D. Markeeta ChE Monroe A.I. Ch. E. ; F Inf.; YMCA Cabinet HOWLAND, CLARENCE V. CE A.S.C.E.; Paris Club Buddy Clarksville 42 Bubba Port Arthur JONES, ALFRED A. VM Major Cav. Sqdn.; E Cav. JONES, RALPH L. Ag E Captain H Inf. Body” Rochester KEARBY, JEROME B. VM Ft. Worth Pres. Sr. Class; A.V.M.A.; Captain E Inf.; Chairman Revillee Fund; Who ' s Who KELTY, CECIL DENNIS Doc” VM Clarksville Captain 2nd Reg. Staff; B F.A.; Singing Cadets; Pres. Newman Club KENNEDY, THURMAN AH Wichita Falls A Cav. KHOURY, ERNEST Aero Waco Captain 1st Bn. Staff Inf.; C Inf.; Singing Cadets; I.A.S. KING, ROBERT LEE Bob” Ag Eco Eastland Captain D Cav.; Vice-pres. Jr. Class; Pres. Jr. Class; Pres. Sr. Class; Biology Club; Distinguished Student; Pres. Student Council; Who ' s Who KING, SHELBY S. Shorty” AH Asherton A F.A.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Southwest Texas Club 43 s. eniord LABEL, SAMUEL J. Eco 1st Lt. F Batt. Field; Intramural Mgr. ' ' Sarn Denison LEVENTHAL, STANLEY M. Spick Geology Dallas Capt. B Batt. Field; Dallas Club; Sec. Pet. Club; Geology Club LOBRECHT, DORR Aero E Alice 1st Lt. F Batt. Field McAllister, george tom Mac AH Eden Capt. Corps Staff; Pres. Saddle and Sirloin Club; West Texas Club; 2 Year Varsity Football Letterman McANALLY, DWIGHT H. ' Mac ChE Dallas 1st Lt. Bn. Staff; Dallas Club, AIChE, Assoc. Editor 1945 LONGHORN; Chairman Senior Class Publications Comm. McCulloch, arch h. EE F Batt. Field Art.; Dallas Club; A.I.E.E. Mac Dallas McGOWAN, IOE Mac IE Dallas Capt. B Batt. Field Art.; Pres. I.E. Club; Dallas Club McGURK, DAN L. Leroy ME Fort Worth F Co. Inf.; Lt. Col. 1st Reg ' t Comm.; V-Pres. Fort Worth Club; J. Yell Leader ' 44; Pres. Sr. Class; Y Cabinet; Religious Emphasis Week ' 45; Distinguished Student; Who ' s Who 44 _S ' emorA MacCALLUM, ROBERT B. ChE Captain F Inf.; Secretary Jr. Class; Editor HORN; Who ' s Who Mac Galveston ' 46 LONG- MALTZ, MELVIN Mel Jflero Houston Houston Club; Secretary-Treasurer I.fl.S.; Sports Editor LONGHORN ' 45; G F.fl. MESKIMEN, BELA Bela Aero Dallas G Inf.; Dallas Club MIIALIS, ALEX Greek ME Shreveport, La. 1st Lt. A FA Second in Command; President Shreveport Club; Secretary A.S.M.E. MILLER, WILLIAM B. Bill EE Houston C FA; A.I.E.E. MOORE, FORREST Frosty ME Dallas B FA; Dallas Club; Society of Automotive Engineers; Society of Mechanical Engineers MORAN, IOHN L. lack Aero Taylor 1st Lt. B Inf.; Flying Club; Inst, of Aero Sciences MORRIS, R. K. lug VM Nacogdoches Captain F Inf.; President East Texas Club; A.V.M.A.; Senior Representative to Student Activities 45 emord NATHAN, JAMES ' ' Duck ' ' Geology Louisville, Ky. 1st Lt. C Inf.; Treasurer Pet E Club; Geology Club NELSON, GENE A. LA E Inf.; Football Big ' un ' ' Anahuac NIXON, SAM A. JR. Nick Pre Med Abilene Captain 2nd Regimental Staff; V-Pres. Pre Med Club; Managing Editor Battalion ' 45; Editor-in-Chief Batt. ' 46; Who ' s Who OATES, JAMES R. Jim ChE Jacksonville Captain Regimental Staff C Inf.; Aggieland Orchestra ' 44- ' 45; Accompanist, Singing Cadets ' 43- ' 45; A.S. ChE; East Texas Club; Aggie Muster Committee ' 45; Dis¬ tinguished Student OSBORNE, BILL H. Ozzy AH Houston 1st Lt. FA Bnd.; Houston Club; Aggieland Orchestra; 2nd in Command; ' 45 LONGHORN OSTERMEYER, PAUL A. Osier ME La Marque Major 1st Bn. Staff C Inf.; Galveston Club; A.S.M.E.; Newman Club OWEN, THOMAS B„ JR. Tommy VM Sinton C Cav.; Brush County Club; Secretary-Treas. A.V.M.A. PARKE, MORTON LEON, JR. ChE 1st Lt. D FA; Houston Club; A.I.C.H.E. Mortimer Webster 46 emord PATTERSON, JAMES E. A s A Troop Cav. Jimmy El Dorado, Ark. POE, FREDERICK Fred AH Winters Capt. C Troop Cav.; Treas. Saddle and Sirloin Club POYNOR, W. J. Jay AgEd Mason 2nd in Command H Co. Inf.; Pres. West Texas Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club PRATHER, BILL G. CE Capt. C Batt. Field Art. Bill Jacksonville PRESNAL, ALLISTER L. Al Aero Tabor A Co. Inf.; Lt. Col. 1st Reg ' t Staff; Town Hall Manager; V-Pres. Jr. Class; Who ' s Who PRINCE, RILLIUSE E. Skeeter Vet Orange Capt. A Batt. Field Art.; Baseball ' 44- ' 45; Jr. A.V.M.A. PRUITT, MELVIN A. Eco Aransas Pass Capt. C Co. Inf.; V-Pres. Senior Class; Economics Club RAY, CHARLES F. Fount Eco Brownsville Economics Club; Capt. 2nd Reg ' t. Staff; D Troop Cav.; Rio Grande Valley Club; Singing Cadets; Flying Club 47 emorA REED, CHESTER J. Vet Capt. B Troop Cav. Chesty Fort Worth RILAT, WILFRED H. Bill Pre-Med La Marque Capt. D Batt. Field Art.; Galveston County Club; Pre- Med Club ROBINSON, HARRY Aero Maj. Bn. Staff; Sec. Flying Club Rob Gainsville ROOTS, WALTER L. Vet Taft Capt. Sqdn. Staff; Jr. AVMA RUSSELL, RANDALL W. Wayne PetE McCamey Capt. G Co. Inf. SCHIEFELBEIN, WILLIAM H. Bill Vet San Antonio 1st Lt. C Batt. Field Art.; AVMA SCOTT, VERNE A. Vet Reg ' t. Commander 2nd Reg ' t. Scotty Stephenville SERNA, FRANCISCO J. Pancho CE Mexico City C Co. Inf.; Pres. Latin American Club; Pres. Spanish Club; YMCA Cabinet; ASCE; Distinguished Student 48 _s emord SHELTON, CHARLES H. Vet F Co. Inf.; Pres. Tyler Club ' ' Charlie ' ' Tyler SHROPULOS, GEORGE P. Srop Pre-Med Dallas E Inf.; Singing Cadets; Distinguished Student; Vice-pres. Dallas Club; Associate Editor ' 46 LONGHORN; Swimming Team; Captain E Inf.; Biology Club; Texas Academy of Science SLAUGHTER, ERNEST JR. EE Captain Band Red Dog” Madisonville SPRAGINS, JOHN F. Johnny” Pre-Law Dallas E Co. Inf.; Dallas Club; Biology Club; Newman Club; YMCA Cabinet; ' 45 LONGHORN; Ring Dance Comm.; Editor Battalion; Who ' s Who SPRIEGEL, JOHN M. Vet 1st Lt. Bn. Staff; AVMA Sprig” Aransas Pass STEWERT, J. W. ChE Gainsville 1st Lt. B Troop Cav.; AIChE STONE, JAMES L. Vet Capt. Co D Inf.; Dallas Club; Jr. AVMA Jimmy” Dallas STRAVOLEMOS, EMANUEL ME Capt. 1st Reg ' t. Staff; ASME Manuel” Shreveport, La. 49 s. eniorA TOM ELLISON flero D Co. Inf; IAS Sonny Andrews TOXEY, WALTER W. Vet AVMA; Distinguished Student Walt San Antonio VICK, ROBERT M. Martin Agron Conroe Lt. Col. Composite Reg ' t.; Head Yell Leader; Who ' s Who WARDLAW, LAWRENCE B. Porky Vet Del Rio Maj. Reg ' t. Staff; Soc. Sec. Senior Class; Sec. Southwest Texas Club; Who ' s Who WEICHERT, GLENN G. Eco B Co. Inf.; Eco. Club; Singing Cadets Sarg Caldwell WHITE, OSCAR M. Drink DH Rising Star C Batt. Field Art.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; San Angelo Club; Jr. Livestock Judging Team WIGGS, JAMES T. AgEd Henry Blooming Grove WILLIAMS, LEONARD Willie AH Hamlin Capt. E Co. Inf.; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Town Hall; Track Letterman 50 emord WILSON, ROBERT C. ME 1st Lt. D Co. Inf.; El Paso Club Bob El Paso WITHERS, WILLIAM B. ME Pres. Galveston Club; ASME; BSU; Ed. Battalion ' ' Bill ' ' Galveston YMCA Council; Man. WITT, WILLIAM C. Bill CE Dallas D Troop Cav.; Dallas Club; ASCE; YMCA Council; Fish Basketball; MSC WYBLE, STAN EE Port Arthur Capt. A Co. Inf; AIEE YEARGAIN, C. W. EE Capt. Reg ' t. Staff; V-Pres. Dallas Club Scooter Dallas ZIVNEY, ROBERT C. Musso Aero Dallas Capt. G Field Art.; Pres. Dallas Club; IAS; V-Pres. Senior Class BOREN, FRED W. AH Snyder Ex-servicemen ' s Club; Class of ' 43 BROCKUS, CHARLES Arch Panhandle Club; Arch. Society; Class of ' 47 Buddy Spearman 51 BUTCHOFSKY, ROBERT L. Butch Vet Ysleta Football ' 43- ' 45; Cadet Col. ' 44- ' 45; Who ' s Who; Class of ' 46 CHAPMA, OSCAR 0. Agron Lubbock Class of ' 40 CRISWELL, RALEIGH R. Bob AA Calvert Pres. Ex-servicemen ' s Club; House Master of Non Mil. Students; Class of ' 43 DOMINY, WILLIAM W. Bill Agron Thornton Agronomy Society; Class of ' 43 GRADY, ROBERT E. AH Bob El Paso GROHN, JOHN H. IEd Sour Lake Pres. Industrial Ed. Club; Distinguished Student; Rifle Team; Class of ' 43 GROSJEAN, LEON C. ChE Shreveport, La. V-Pres. AIChE ' 44- ' 45; Ex-servicemen ' s Club; Shreveport Club; Class of ' 46 MENEFEE, KENDRICK R. AH 52 eniorS LaROCHE, PAUL F. ChE Dallas Ex-servicemen ' s Club; flIChE; Dallas Club; Band; Pres. PIChE ' 45; Class of ' 45 MITCHELL, NATHAN Mitch flero Fort Worth IfleS; Student Engineers Council; Distinguished Student; Class of ' 43 PHILIPSON, HERMAN L. ME Dallas ASME; Dallas Club; Distinguished Student; Class of ' 45 ROSAMOND, PAUL H. Rosie Agron Dallas Pres. Agronomy Society; Distinguished Student; Dallas Club; Ex-servicemen ' s Club; Class of ' 43 SMITH, FRANK W. Smitty Eco McKinney V-Pres. Eco. Club; Ex-servicemen ' s Club; Class of ' 43 SMITH, MARVIN Mug EE College Station AIEE; Class of ' 46 UTESCH, LUTHER P. Pete LA Brenham Singing Cadets; Best Drilled Medal; Pres. Eco Club; Pres. Class of ' 45 Club; Class of ' 45 WEBB, RANSOM I. Red Eye AgEd Sherman AgEd Club; Ex-servicemen ' s Club; Class of ' 43 WILLIAMS, VICTOR Vic ChE San Antonio AIChE; San Antonio Club; Ex-servicemen ' s Club 53 54 JUNIOR umorS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Glenn Bell.......................................President Charlie Heath................................Vice-President Alan Self................................Secretary-Tresurer HEATH BELL SELF CLASS OFFICERS 57 ALVES, RICHARD T. AMIS, MARSALL W. BARR, M. LESTER BARTON, JAMES G. BATEMAN, EDWARD D. Ag Eng—San Antonio CE—Fort Worth LA—Houston Eco—Yoakum Eco—Wills Point BECK, JAMES E. BELL, GLENN L. BOEHL, MAURICE BORDEN, ROLDEN BORGFELD, ROY H. Vet.—Skellytown ME—Pineland LA—Cuero LA—Houston Aero—Converse BOYD, E. G. BRADY LAWRENCE BRANDT, EDWARD BROOME, HAROLD W. BROYLES, BYRON M. ME—Dallas EE—Hearne CE—Houston AH—San Angelo EE—Harlingen BURNETT, NAUD BUSHMAN, WILLIAM BUTLER, GLENN CARTER, JOSEPH O. CASAS, JULIO AH—Dallas AA—Dallas Vet—Vidor Sci—Marshall Pet E—Venezuela CAUTHEN, JOE B. CAVITT, GEORGE P. CECIL, CLYDE CODDOU, JOSEPH W. COLE, NEWTON V. Man E—Lufkin Arch—Houston CE—Houston Aero—Houston RS—Corpus Christi 58 COOPER, JAMES B. Arch—Houston COPELAND, JOHN R. CE—Brown wood COWAN, PAUL Ch E—Dallas CRAWFORD, CHARLES R. Arch—Navasota CRAWFORD, DAVID H. ME—Dallas CRITTENDEN, CLYDE Aero—Bonham DANIELS, EDWIN R. Ag Eng—Corsicana DAVIDSON, SIMON Arch—Lake Charles DEHAAS, JOHN N. Arch—Fort Worth DEMOPULOS, JIMMIE Arch—T exarkana DENTON, DEAN M. EE—Harlingen DIXON, WILLIAM S. Ch E—Alvin DRAGO, EDWARD K. Eco—Houston DROZD, JOHN F. Land—El Campo ELEMENDORF, EDWARD T. ME—Galveston ENLOE, PAUL T. Aero—Beaumont ENOCHS, WILLIAM A. Arch—Dallas EUBANK, RAYMOND Pet E—Dallas FALCO, JOHN A. Aero—Dickinson FARRELL, DON B. Vet—Fort Worth FINDLEY, MARSHALL Ch E—Dallas GARRISON, GEORGE Aero—Shreveport GILLESPIE, HUGH Aero—Corsicana HALL, EDWARD C. ME—Ananhuac HAMMETT, LEWIS D. ME—Kilgore 59 HARGIS, JESSE W. Pet E—East Bernard HARRISON, C. BEDFORD Ch E—Shamrock HARTT, JIMMY C. Vet—Farmersville HAWS, ARTHUR B. Vet—La Feria HEATH, CHARLES R. Vet—Winona, Miss, HERMANN, JOHN A. Pet E—Fort Worth HIGGINS, W. NORTON Ag Eng—Galveston HILL, VERNON G. Arch—Houston HILLIARD, JOE B. Sci—Canton HLUZA, ALBERT G. Pet E—West Columbia HUSTON, ROBERT F. Ch E—Stamford JOHN, HENRY T. ME—San Antonio JONES, JAMES P. Vet—Brady KEELEY, WILLIAM F. CE—Garland KELSO, JOHN F. Ch E—Monroe, La. KELSEY, SAMUEL B. Vet—Deport KENNEDY, BILLY B. Pet E—Haynesville KNOX, GEORGE P. Ch E—San Antonio LARUE, BILLY F. Ag Ed—Lovelady LONG, JAMES C. Sci—Dallas LOPER, ROBERT J. EE—Fort Worth LOVE, JAMES T. Aero—Bay City LUNSFORD, RALPH V. CE—Houston MANGOLD, LARRY R. Aero—San Antonio MAYER, RALPH P. AA—Sonora 60 McNEILL, SCOTT E. Vet—Beeville NELSON, DONALD J. Ch E—Galveston OWEN, ROBERT G. Vet—Sinton REED, EDWIN A. AH—Claude ROWLAND, BLAKE AH—Winters MILLER, ARNOLD H. AH—Waco NICHOLAS, JIMMY L. Eco—El Campo PALETTA, FRANK J. CE—San Antonio REED, ELMER S ci—Madisonville SANDERS, ROBERT H. Aero—Dallas MORTENSEN, JAMES E. Ag Eng—Crystal City NORRIS, WALTER L. Arch—Mexia POMEROY, LEWIS R. Pet E—Dallas REED, RICHARD F. ME—Houston SELF, S. A. LA—San Antonio MOSS, JACK W. ME—Bryan ORTIZ, CLAUDIO CE—San Jose, Costa Rica PORTLOCK, RAYMOND L. Arch—Orange REGER, HARRY R. Pre Law—Lubbock SEMANDS, EVERETT D. Aero—Shreveport MUNSTER, ALFRED F. ME—San Antonio OSWART, RICHARD D. Ch E—Dallas QUALLS, ROBT. CLAYTON Pet E—Dallas ROSSER, BILLY W. Vet—Paris SEYFARTH, FREDERICK W. Pet E—Houston 61 SINGLETARY, CHARLES Vet—Lafayette STAMOS, CHARLESJ. Pet E—Shreveport SWANN, ROBERT P. Ag Ed—Tyler THOMPSON, LEE W. ME—Houston WARE, FRANKS. ME—Galveston SLACK, JACK L. ME—Taylor STANSEFER, JOHN A. Aero—Clifton SWINNEY, ROBERT S. LA—Brownwood THORNHILL, TOMMY A. Aero—Houston WATKINS, LESLIE R. EE—Houston SMITH, CHARLES E. Aero—Shreveport STEPHENS, HAROLD L. AH—Eden SWITZER, WILLIAM P. Vet—Dodge City, Kansas TILLERY, MILTON J. Vet—Miles WELCH, BILLIE G. Agr—Glenn Falls SNAVELY, EARLS. Sci—El Paso STILES, JOHN S. LA—Lake Charles, La. THOMA, CHARLES W. CE—Reyno, Arkansas TRAYLOR, RICHARD M. Agr—New Waverly WELCH, THOMAS Eco—Longview SPENCE, CHARLES T. Ag Ed—Alba STONE, LAWRENCE D. LA—Lubbock THOMPSON, JAMES C. LA—Hebbronville VAN ZANDT, JOHN N. Vet—Dallas WILKERSON, DALE M. ME—Houston 62 WERNER, ARTHUR D. ME—Houston WILSON, PAUL C. CE—Waco We wonder if he is really studying! Mac and Willie supervising Bring dates, too What did you little boys learn at school today? Twelfth man—and woman Restin ' for that heavy date Cheer up old man Damn, that decimal point!! That ' s better, Crittenden Self explanatory 63 Tragedy stalks the Team Mandy make up yo ' mind Who ' ll do the thumbing? SUCKERS! Waitin ' for the ride to come in. Buddy Buddin ' How did those dark glasses get in there? Pee Wee gets his needed exercise Off for a day ' s work? Deciding the Freshman ' s Future 64 OPHOMOR o mo re3 CLASS OFFICERS Jack Laughlin............................... President O. L. Slaughter..............................Vice-President Frank Marcouledes...............................Tresaurer Hershel Wood....................................Secretary 66 T SOPHOMORES IN ACTION T omore ADAIR, Ben Ch E—Lamesa ADAMS, Joe Q. ME—Dallas BANTA, LEON L. Ch E—Lamesa BARON, ARNOLD E. ME—Dallas BARZAK, ROBERT W. CE—Waco BATMANIS, STRATO CE—Houston BROOKS, GLEN R. Arch—Houston BRYANT, JOHN R. ME—Austin CASEY, JOHN M. Pet E—El Dorado CAVE, LEVI T. Agr—Eden COLEMAN, LEONARD O. Ag Eng—Mart CROWDER, FRANK L. Agr—Indian Creek CUSCURIDA, MICHAEL Sci—Waco DARBY, EUGENE B. ME—Pharr DARSEY, CHARLEY C. A A—Grapeland DAVIS, HERBERT K. Aero—San Antonio DILLINGHAM, RICHARD Agr—Abilene DUBITZKY, ROY H. PGE—San Antonio EMERSON, JOHN H. Pet E—Alice EUBANK, THOMAS E. Ag Eng—Santa Anna FORDYCE, REX M. ME—Houston FORSTE, FRED P. CE—Galveston FRANKS, CHARLES C. Pet E—Hope, ark. FREEMAN, WILLIAM R. Sci—Paris 68 FULGENZI, FERDINAND Ch E—Lorain, Ohio GASTON, BRICE K. Aero—Dallas GOWDY, ROBERT I. Ch E—Wichita Falls GROTHAUS, FREDDIE CE—Austin GRIFFITH, EVERETT EE—Lufkin GRISHAM, WILBURN B. lEd—Bonham GRISSOM, CARL L. AA—La Marque GROUND, HENRY R. Ag Ed—Cedar Hill HABY, STUART J. Vet—V anderpool HAGENS, CHARLES R. Vet—San Antonio HANSEN, GEORGE H. ME—Port Arthur HARBOUR, EDWARD D. Agr—San Angelo HARDY, ROBERT L. Agr—Houston HARRIS, GEORGE E. EE—Dallas HARROD, GEORGE R. Aero—Houston HEINSOHM, FRED H. Agr—Odem HESS, JOE R. EE—Groom HODGES, GERALD H. LA—Wichita Falls HOLEKAMP, CONRAD T. Vet—Junction HOLLEMAN, ASA Ch E—Dallas HOSCH, HEYWARD C. LA—Gainesville HOWARD, RUFUS R. PGE—Houston HYDE, ROBERT B. Ch E—Houston JIMINEZ, OSCAR M. CE—San Jose 69 omore JOHNSON, CALVIN T. Pet E—Dallas JOHNSON, WRIGHT C. Arch—Longview JONES, EDWIN R. EE—Fort Worth JONES, ELMER L. CE—Pecos JONES, JAMES F. EE—Dallas JONES, JAMES T. Sci—Dallas KAHLICH, VICTOR J. Ag Ed—Cuero KEMP, CHARLES D. EE—Houston KENNEDY, ALVIN B. Aero—Alvin KMIEC, SAM P. Aero—Houston KNIGHT, JOE B. lEd—Kosse KNOX, THOMAS M. Ch E—Hot Springs, N. M. KOBS, ERNEST C. Arch—Houston KUNKEL, JAMES E. Agr—Megargel LAMBETH, CHARLES B. Sci—Corpus Christi LANDRY, EDDY J. Agr—Houston LANIK, EVERETT J. lEd—Danburry LAUGHLIN, JACK K. Ag Eng—Oklahoma City LAYNE, LESLIE A. LA—Raymondville LOFLIN, ED M. LA—Prichard LUPTON, TAVENNER C. Agr—Dallas LYLES, THOMAS A. Vet—Fort Worth McConnell, john p. Pet E—Atlanta McCORMICK, BILL J. ME—Dallas 70 McCREADY, ROSS D. Arch—Houston McMAHAN, TOMMY A. Fort Worth McNEILL, WILLIS F. Galveston MADDOX, HOUSTON A. ME—Houston MAGEE, HAROLD G. Sci—Houston MANNAS, WILLIAM J. Aero—Alexandria MARCOULIDES, FRANK C. Ch E—Galveston MARKS, PATRICK W. Aero—Caldwell MARTIN, D. B. Sci—Longview MENK, KENNETH R. ME—Houston MOOR, JOEL W. ME—Galveston MOORE, ANDREW F. AA— Bossier City MOORE, EDDIE EE—Dallas MOSS, BOBBY R. Pet E—Talco MURPHREE, DAVID D. EE—Shreveport, La. OWEN, WILLIAM F. CE—Houston OWENS, HOWARD R. LA—Breckenridge PLOEGER, MAX ME—Dallas POTTER, OLIVER W. ME—Kilgore PRIM, CLARENCE J. Aero—West Columbia RESENDES, EPITACIO R. Agr—Nuevo Laredo, Mex. RILEY, JACK H. EE—Wills Point RIPPETOE, WILLIAM FLOYD LA—Fort Worth ROBERTS, JAMES R. Sci—Archer City omore ROHRER, ROY R. Sci—Houston RUSSELL, JACK D. LA—Corsicana RUSSELL, LESTER L. EE—Houston SAMPLE, LUCIEN L. Sci—Port Arthur SCHMIDT, VERNON R. Agr—Troy SIDES, WILLARD H. Agr—Canton SIMMONS, ROBERT B. Aero—Orange SMITH, LANGSTON M. Aero—Tyler SMITH, ROBERT W. EE—Houston SPEARS, GORDON S. Pet E—Aransas Pass STANFORD, JOHN P. Sci—Houston STEVENS, HENRY G. Agr—Jacksonville STRANGE, ZEKE AA—Electra STREETMAN, OLSON L. Aero—Grapeland TATE, CHARLES W. CE—San Antonio TAYLOR, ALTON E. Agr—Denison TAYLOR, MERTZ A. AA—Lorena TERRELL, CLOYCE M. Agr—Plainview TILLERY, JOHN P. Vet—Fort Worth TINSLAR, WILLIAM L. Pet E—Fort Worth TORRES, JAIME J. Sci—McAllen VON ROSENBERG, EDGAR L. Aero—Temple WADKINS, WILLIAM A. EE—Dallas WALKER, JAMES B. CE—Devers 72 ■ WflLNE, HERBERT M. ME—Dallas WflMMACK, MARVIN C. Agr—Irving WEBB, DOYLE L. Eng—Houston WEBBER, HUGH C. Aero—Diboll WHITLEY, DONALD L. Ch E—Chico WILEY, DAVID H. ME—Houston WILSON, GENE M. ME—Houston WILSON, WHITNEY W. LA—Galveston WIRSCHING, JOE E. EE—Tulsa, Okla. WOOD, HERSCHEL 0. LA—Waco WOODLEY, JAMES W. CE—Dallas YOUNG, BILLY J. Sci—Odessa ZEITMAN, HAROLD Z. Aero—Dallas Who knows what this is? Does anyone know the man wearing the glasses? Come through Relax boys, that ' s his sister (?) Strictly sharp How we love the old place ’’Leaning on the old--- Dewey shoots the breeze So true N3WKS3� J Freshman Officers W. E. MARTIN..........................President N. R. LEATHERWOOD..............Vice-President CHARLEY MATTEI.............Secretary-Tresurer Mattei Martin 76 reShmen Abernathy, S. B. Abney, J. D. Acevedo, H. E. Acola, S. W. Addison, S. E. Alexander, S. G. Allen, W. A. Anderson, E. S. Andrews, A. P. Andrews, J. F. Ashworth, J. E. Babbitt, D. B. Baca, F. D. Bailey, J. A. Bang, R. F. Banta, T. A. Barada, A. S. Border, O. M. Barker, R. W. Barnes, R. B. Barnett, W. D. Barrerea, E. G. Baty, J. R. Bell, C. M. Berry, J. H. Berthelot, G. P. Bird, J. A. Birdwell, W. A. Black, D. R. Black, S. J. Blackburn, F. H. Blackwell, R. A. Blake, R. M. Blakeney, R. Q. Blanchard, F. H. Blanton, R. L. redhmen Blount, F. Bockmon, B. G. Boggus, F. Bohlmann, W. F. Bollinger, J. D. Bolner, C. Boone, D. E. Boone, E. J. Boston, D. W. Bostwick, M. ' Botard, H. G. Bouknight, T. A. Bouska, R. E. Bowdoin, P. H. Brady, S. H. Bronson, R. N. Brewster, C. B. Bridges, M. R. Bridges, R. E. Brown, A. C. Brown, B. B. Brown, B. R. Brown, D. E. Brown, G. P. Brown, H. L. Brown, J. C. Brown, W. J. Brown, W. L. Broyles, B. F. Brubaker, R. L. Bruce, R. T. Brucks, B. E. Bryant, J. E. Burkett, F. T. Burnett, P. Burson, N. reSnmen Busch, A. J. Butler, M. T. Butler, T. D. Bycdl, A. D. Byers, A. J. Byers, J. E. Cagle, M. L. Calame, S. W. Calhoun, A. L. Canavespe, J. A. Canning, R. A. Carey, D. E. Carlisle, D. L. Cornell, R. E. Carpenter, W. T. Carson, M. C. Carter, M. E. Carter, W. M. Carver, J. L. Cearley, D. L. Chambers, T. Chapman, E. B. Chapman, S. R. Charles, A. Cheat, T. J. Churchill, W. J. Clark, J. R. Claunch, R. W. Clegg, T. N. Clemens, D. E. Clift, J. W. Clonts, J. M. Cobb, J. D. Coffman, W. E. Coker, E. rednmen Cole, S. G. Conine, R. D. Connolly, A. J. Cook, J. H. Coston, W. E. Cowan, W. C. Cowsert, D. R. Cravey, D. O. Crenan, W. J. Cretien, P. D. Crews, G. C. Crixell, A. R. Crook, T. N. Crosley, C. L. Grosser, R. E. Crouch, T. B. Grumpier, K. M. Curry, E. P. Dale, J. C. Dalton, J. L. Damrel, R. L. Daniel, E. R. Daniel, G. B. Davis, C. P. Davis, J. D. Davis, J. F. Davis, T. E. Dedman, H. L. Degan, C. Derryberry, B. G. Desmuke, J. F. Dieb, J. E. Doak, J. B. Dollins, C. L. Donaldson, C. C. Drake, C. B. rednmen Duke, J. R. Duncan, G. S. Dungan, H. E. Du Puy, L. J. Dyer, R. Ebarb, G. B. Eckert, C. L. Eck ert, J. C. Edelstein, A. Edwards, F. Z. Edwards, G. R. Eisenhauer, C. A. Ellsworth, B. R. England, J. K. Enmon, W. G. Erwin, A. S. Estes, C. E. Etheridge, J. B. Evans, I. A. Farris, A. Farris, J. E. Fehrle, M. Fendley, R. E. Field, A. F. Fischer, W. P. Flach, E. K. Fleener, T. W. Flenniken, J. W. Ford, R. J. Franklin, B. Franz, E. Frazier, J. B. Freeman, R. E. French, B. W. Fry, J. E. Fuchs, H. F. redhmen Fuller, O. K. Fuller, R. T. Gallwcrid, N. H. Garfield, W. H. Garner, B. J. Garner, R. L. Garrett, C. W. Garrison, W. E. Gaubert, K. ]. Gault, R. Gauntt, T. I. Gay, R. T. Goddard, D. S. Goff, C. E. Golden, E. fl. Golden, E. W. Golden, J. Y. Golden, R. M. Goode, R. L. Goodwin, J. T. Goodwyn, T. fl. Gordon, M. W. Goswick, H. S. Graves, B. G. Greek, J. El. Green, J. E. Green, E. L. Greer, F. E. Grona, F. W. Groom, J. W. Grote, O. Gruy, J. Guiles, J. W. Guthrie, E. E. Hafer, T. E. Haley, J. D. reAnmen Hambright, J. F. Hamilton, C. R. Hamilton, T. S. Hammer, J. L. Hammonds, J. I. Hannah, H. E. Harkrider, H. G. Harley, R. B. Hawes, W. H. Hart, D. B. Hart, L. D. Hartel, B. Hartgraves, G. B. Hartman, N. Harris, C. B. Harris, J. W. Harris, R. W. Hartstack, fl. W. Hassey, J. T. Hearn, H. C. Hebner, F. Hefley, C. R. Hegi, fl. E. Henry, W. P. Hensarling, C. A. Herring, F. S. Hicks, T. R. Hightower, B. H. Hill, F. W. Hillebrandt, L. G. Hickley, E. C. Hines, R. Hink, B. W. Hirsch, B. Hobson, J. C. Hoch, J. J. reAhmen Hodges, E. G. Hodges, P. W. Hogan, J. F. Holcomb, B. G. Holiday, J. P. Hollabaugh, C. M. Holland, J. N. Holleman, M. L. Holliday, E. S. Hollowell, R. G. Holman, B. O. Holmes, R. C. Holst, G. D. Holt, N. D. Hoover, H. W. Horany, R. N. Home, D. E. Horton, C. R. Hoskins, G. E. House, W. R. Howard, D. R. Howe, R. D. Hrncir, W. A. Hudgins, K. C. Huffman, R. R. Hughes, F. L. Humphrey, R. L. Humphries, J. Hunter, P. Hunter, P. F. Hurley, R. B. Hutchen, J. Hutson, T. H. Hutyra, J. L. Irby, U. T. Jaccard, M. C. rednmen Jackson, A. R. Jackson, J. M. Jacobson, K. A. James, J. R. Janda, V. B. Jarvis, D. E. Jefferies, C. A. Jennings, T. E. Jentsch, W. H. Jessee, G. L. Jahn, R. Johns, M. F. Johnson, J. B. Johnson, P. E. Johnson, R. H. Johnson, S. L. Johnston, D. L. Jones, B. C. Jones, H. L. Jones, J. E. Jones, M. L. Jones, O. R. Jones, R. E. Kappen, W. E. Kaufman, W. T. Kay, J. H. Keller, H. M. Keise, E. S. Kelly, J. B. Kennelley, R. M. Key, C. W. Kiel, W. H. Kiker, L. W. Kimball, K. H. Kinard, L. C. King, F. rednmen Kinnison, W. W. Kitchens, C. B. Kittlitz, J. N. Knapp, J. R Koenig, R. Kopechex, J. T. Kothman, ft. L. Kothmann, J. R. Krauskoph, V. G. Krueger, J. A. Kruse, E. F. Kruse, W. L. Lamb, E. A. Lane, L. R. Lanford, S. T. Langston, H. B. Larroca, A. E. Lasley, F. Lasswell, M. E. Lawshae, W. A. Layton, B. W. Leach, S. Legler, J. D. Lehman, G. E. Lester, J. P. Lewis, G. E. Lewis, R. E. Lincoln, J. W. Lindsey, W. R. Livingston, E. Locke, M. C. Locke, R. R. London, W. B. Long, J. Longhorn, G. F. Lowe, J. D. rednmen Lowry, N. D. Love, R. M. Lovell, N. Luker, N. E. Luther, C. C. Luther, J. J. McBroom, R. LL McCants, E. W. McCarty, J. T. McClellan, P. J. McClintock, W. E. McClure, R. S. McCord, H. B. McCord, W. C. McCrea, Y. J. McCulley, J. A. McDaniel, D. R. McDonald, R. E. McGee, J. C. McGown, C. K. Mcjilton, R. B. McLaughlin, W. B. McLeod, D. E. McMahan, E. D. McMahon, H. M. McMillan, G. R. McMillan, H. G. McRae, B. C. Makris, S. Maness, U. S. Martin, B. Martin, J. T. Martinez, R. V. Mattei, C. A. Matthys, W. Matula, D. J. reAhmen Mauldin, H. S. Maxwell, C. H. Maxwell, F. L. Measeley, C. W. Meholin, G. L. Meriwether, J. B. Meriwether, R. H. Meserole, J. W. Metcalfe, A. G. Michel, R. D. Midgely, W. E. Miller, C. H. Miller, J. P. Miller, M. E. Miller, W. C. Minyard, H. C. Mitchell, C. W. Mitchell, W. J. Mixon, M. S. Mobley, K. Moffett, C. C. Monson, D. R. Montemayor, F. I. Moore, B. C. Moore, B. J. Morgan, J. D. Morgan, J. L. Morgan, L. L. Meringy, P. F. Morris, J. F. Morris, J. H. Morrison, J. A. Morrow, W. I. Moss, D. A. Murray, H. Murray, J. rednmen Murray, W. E. Needham, D. A. Neilson, R. O. Nelson, J. K. Nichols, B. C. Nichols, R. H. Nixon, J. R. Nobles, R. L. Noonan, R. E. Norman, G. D. Norris, E. K. Oakes, K. L. Oates, J. G. O ' Connell, J. O ' Hara, R. S. Onstott, L. J. Osenbaugh, 0. L. Overton, O. E. Oxley, W. R. Park, W. T. Parker, B. G. Parkhill, G. W. Parsons, T. R. Pate, H. A. Pate, J. H. Pate, S. L. Patterson, C. H. Peevey, H. B. Pela, E. A. Pemberton, T. 0. Perkins, T. E. Peters, M. A. Pfannstiel, D. Phillips, 0. E. Pike, J. V. redhmen Polasek, B. E. Polk, D. G. Post, G. G. Powell, J. S. Poynor, E. G. Preston, L. H. Pritchett, T. G. Puckett, D. B. Price, T. H. Pugh, S. Rainbolt, I. N. Rattan, T. O. Rawley, S. T. Reed, F. A. Reese, C. Reese, R. G. Remschel, H. H. Reynolds, C. S. Rhymes, C. C. Rice, J. R. Richardson, J. H. Richardson, John Richmond, W. J. Riha, J. J. Riley, H. R. Roach, K. O. Roach, R. D. Roberts, S. B. Roberts, T. A. Robertson, W. A. Rochelle, J. B. Rodriquez, R. A. Russell, C. E. Russell, R. W. Russo, R. E. Sammons, A. J. rednmen Sanders, G. W. Sanders, H. E. Sanders, H. M. Sayers, S. S. Scamardo, W. P. Scherwitz, G. H. Schepps, D. Schmars, D. H. Schmidt, C. D. Schulze, V. H. Schwab, C. F. Schwarz, H. L. Schwenke, K. H. Scoggins, R. Scott, J. C. Scott, W. M. Seale, H. J. Self, R. W. Sexton, L. J. Seymour, J. D. Sheldon, J. Shelton, H. C. Sherbrook, R. D. Shields, B. J. Shiller, L. W. Shortal, J. A. Simmons, G. Simpson, H. F. Simpson, J. Simpson, J. A. Simpson, O. K. Slaughter, K. R. Sliva, M. J. Sloan, H. C. Sloan, R. R. Sluder, F. B. rednmen Smith, B. W. Smith, C. C. Smith, D. S. Smith, E. J. Smith, E. M. Smith, H. Smith, K. F. Smith, R. H. Smith, R. L. Snider, J. B. Soler, M. A. Spencer, J. A. Spiva, D. W. Splittgerber, T. R. Sprawls, A. D. Springer, F. A. Spurlock, W. T. Stafford, M. G. Stamos, A. J. Standley, R. J. Statman, I. Stedham, D. D. Stegall, J. W. Stephens, O. B. Stenzel, W. K. Stewart, L. G. Storey, J. B. Storrie, R. C. Strickel, J. D. Styner, P. Sutton, A. R. Sutton, C. E. Swindle, J. M. Takacs, V. C. Talley, W. F. Tatum, J. R. rednmen Taylor, C. ft. Taylor, E. ft. Taylor, K. H. Taylor, R. G. Taylor, R. H. Thomae, ft. Thompson, ft. N. Thompson, H. J. Thuem, H. D. Thurmond, J. F. Tillison, B. E. Tittle, J. D. Todd, W. L. Torrence, G. R. Townsend, ft. E. Townsend, W. L. Trimble, J. R. Trout, K. L. Tubbs, G. R. Turley, T. D. Turner, J. E. Van Winkle, J. M. Vaughn, Bill Vaughn, J. M. Vesper, D. B. Vestal, F. D. Vrla, S. E. Waldie, ftlan Wagner, W. W. Wales, B. Walker, C. R. Walker, J. B. Walker, John B. Walker, J. M. Walker, J. R. Walker, rednmen Walkow, A. M. Wallace, J. M. Warren, C. F. Watson, J. H. Wearden, G. F. Weatherston, G. D. Webb, J. C. Webber, A. T. Wells, J. W. Wells, P. B. West, W. W. Westbrook, A. T. Westmoreland, B. C. Wharton, H. S. Wheat, R. G. Wheeler, J. E. Wheeler, Wm. G. White, H. D. White, I. B. White, R. M. Whitsett, L. B. Whyte, C. B. Wiedenfeld, C. C. Wiggins, G. B. Wieland, D. R. Wilkenson, Will, J. R. F. C. Williams, R. V. Williams, W. L. Williamson, B. L. Williamson, J. C. Willman, E. H. Wilson, G. L. Wimberly, W. H. Winn, F. A. Winter, C. D. rednmen Witherspoon, H. F. Wood, P. W. Wood, B. Wooddell, L. H. Woodleff, R. T. Woodson, T. D. Wren, G. W. Wren, J. Wright, E. A. Wright, R. E. Wueste, G. M. Wuthrich, E. E. Wyatt, E. F. Wyatt, H. J. Yeary, C. R. Yowell, G. E. Zelios, George Zelios, Gregory x-—leruicemen Row 1: Anderson, H. N.; Askins, J. W.; Autry, A.; Carpenter, J. C.; Childress, K. H.; Cochrum, A. W.; Cole, L. B.; Collis, M. E.; Dube, L. E. Row 2: Farrow, J.; Golden, B. W.; Gore, J.; Godfrey, P. E.; Higbee, W. W.; Harris, J. R.; Hicks, C.; Hooper, B.; Lones, J. N. Row 3: Kasper, P. J.; Kimnrow, J. R.; Trewitt, M. B.; McKenzie, J. M.; Moore, T. L.; Maxcy, C. W.; McClure, W. A.; Menefee, K. R.; McConnell, S. J. Row 4: Oates, J. A.; Pompa, P.; Parker, R.; Peace, H. L; Pedigo, C. L.; Pyle, J. B.; Redd, W. E.; Rehmet, C. G.; Riedel, W. T. Row 5: Richardson, L; Riley, W. P.; Sammis, W. A.; Stevens, C. T.; Tilson, R. D.; Tucker, J. P.; Westbrook, T. B.; VanHorne, C. E.; Wade, M. E. A :vj.mw part men t Colonel M. D. Welty Lt. Col. Richmond F. Thweatt Major Clarence J. Hutson Major James E. Breland Major Joe E. Davis Captain Robert B. Bland Captain Noel L. Kelley, Jr. Captain Ross F. Snider Captain Walter D. Sowa Captain John C. Wolfe 1st Lt. Arthur F. Jors 1st Lt. Felix E. Ross 1st Lt. Clyde A. Taylor MILITARY DEPARTMENT STAFF 98 SPRIRG SEITIESTER 99 100 Charles West. . . . Charles Crabtree Dick Goad...... Jere Higgs....... Russell Benson. . Tommy Murnane Corps Commander .........Executive ..........Adjutant Plans and Training .........Personnel ..........Athletics LT. COL. CHARLES CRABTREE Corps Executive Officer LT. COL. DAN McGURK 1st Regimental Commander LT. COL. VERNE SCOTT 2nd Regimental Commander 101 OFFICERS Slaughter, E.. . . Elkins, I. E...... Fowler, N...... Harrison, C. B.. Humphrey, ft. F Quesenbury . . . Young, H....... ......Captain First Sergeant .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal MEN Alves, R. T. Dixon, W. S. Anthony, M. A. Dorris, J. Averet Dunnam, T. R. Barzak, R. W. Enochs, W. A. Borgfield, R. H. Forste, F. P. Brown, W. T. Gilliand, E. Charles, H. Holloway, E. T. Clark, L. E. Iordan, D. J. Cooper, J. B. Kennedy, A. B. Cunningham, G. W. Kennedy, B. B. Davis, J. B. Knox, T. M. Lawhorne Smith, E. F. Loflin, E. S. Smith, R. S. Mahan, P. E. Standefer, ]. A Mayer, R. W. Stanford, R. S. McFarland, S. Terrell, C. M. Mullins, H. Ulmer, J. F. Petty, O. M. Weinert, C. M. Robinson, P. Whitley Sellen, ]. M. Wilson, G. M. Semands, E. D. Winston, H. Shannon, I. A. Wise, T. M. 102 OFFICERS Wyble, Stan.............................Captain Edwards, J. . Cox, J.............................First Lieutenant Parsons, G. . Copeland, T........................First Sergeant Neely, R. . . . Presnal, Al....................Technical Sergeant Miller, A. . . . Baker, Orville.................Technical Sergeant Clononger, B. Hartwig, F.....................Technical Sergeant Walker, B. . . Copeland, J..............................Corporal Worley, B. . . Hluza, A1...............................Corporal Smith, B..... MEN Currie, M. Kobs, E. C. Martin, W. Moore, B. Peters, D. Forsyth, B. Landrig, R. Mast, C. Morris, R. Plock, D. Fox. J. Lanik, Z. McCauley, P. Morrison, B. Potter, B. lones, G. Latham, D. McFarland, W. Mosley, B. Purdy, J. Kalict, V. Layne, B. McGee, H. Murphie, D. Putegnat, L Kisliny, R. Lowers, B. McKenzie, S. Mullens, M. Rector, R. King, K. Loffer, D. Miller, B. Nance, J. Reed, N. Kmiec, S. Longsere, D. Miller, F. Name, J. Schroder, R Knapp, C. Mahone, R. Moore, A. Patrick, W. Whitley, D. Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal 103 OFFICERS ...............Captain ..........First Sergeant .....Technical Sergeant Farrier, M............. Denton, D. M............................Corporal Kelsey, S................................Corporal Drozd, J. F...............................Corporal ..............Corporal Chenoweth, R. D Hall, Hilton .... Jones, S. T...... Bailey, A. L. Coke, D. Dubitsky, R. H. Ellis, W. R. Farmer, L. L. Goodrich, I. M. Graves, J. Green, P. B. Grigsby, J. Grisham, W. B. Grothaus, F. E. Haby, S. ]. Hagan, J. G. Half!, T. A. Halstead, C. R. Hammett, L. W. Harnest, C. Haynes, R. D Heinsohn, P. H. Hitt, H. L. Holekamp, C. T. Hosch, H. C. Houck, H. R. Howard, L. Hranitsky, D. R. Hudman, D. Hughes, R. ]. Ingley, B. Ingram, R. W. Jamison, W. T. Jefferson, A. C. leu, J. MEN Jimenez, O. M . Kocatas, L. ]. Laughlin, J. R. McDonough, B. E. Mannas, W. ]. Manning, G. Moran, ]. L. Norfleet, G. R. Otto, J. C. Raplee, B. Rike, J. L. Rippetoe, W. F. Roach, B. E. Roberts, F. Roberts, ]. R. Rohrer, R. R. Russell, ]. D. Sussell, J. M. Schuhmann, L. W. Shinder, R. B. Skeen, ]. R. Slaughter, J. Smart, D. E. Smith, T. C. Sneed, J. W. Spears, G. S. Stanford, M. R. Stapp, H. Stevens, A. C. Stinson, R. A. Stone, G. A. Strange, Z. Summers, E. Swatzell, M. Y. Tate, L. B. Taylor, H. E. Taylor, M. A. Thompson, C. E. Tipton, R. E. Tillery, J. P. Torres, ]. J. Valle, A. J. Von Rosenberg, E. L. Wampler, C. R. Weber, H. C. Wiley, R. T. Williams, F. 104 OFFICERS McAllister, G. T..........................Captain Poynor, N. ] .......................First Lieutenant Ostermayer, P. A...........................Major McGuyre, L. N......................First Sergeant Vick, R. M...............................Sergeant Wardlaw, L. B...........................Sergeant MEN Armstrong, F. E. Cook, C. H. Emerson, J. H. Gelbert, W. A. Rogers, I. T. Bentley, R. L. Cox, C. N. Epps, R. K. Grant, E. C. Schaffer, J. A. Birdwell, J. A. Cox, J. G., Ir. Everett, J. L. Haines, H. K. Scruggs, E. R. Bleyl, B. C. Crawford, D. H. Farrar, H. L. Halkias, E. E. Schull, W. G. Brooks, G. L. Crone, B. L. Ferguson, R. E. Heath, J. P. Segnar, S. F. Bryant, C. W., Ir. Cuscurida, M. Fierro, A. Herrera, less Stevens, T. P. Butler, B. E. Dolby, W. S. Fitzwilliam, T. C. Hightower, C. E. Tate, L. B. Bynes, D. R. Daniel, T. C. Foster, J. W. Mitchell, D. L. Taylor, J. P. Bynes, R. L. Darsey, C. C. Fox, C. C. Mosmeyer, H. F. Tellery, J. P. Calahan, L. H. Dorris, G. O. Fox, J. E. Murdock, G. W. Tipton, Ray. E Callahan, D. W. Drisdale, J. K. Franklin, D. S. Orr, A. B. Urbina, Mario Cormichael, G. E. Dronet, R. G. Garcia, R. Owen, R. G. Vanzandt, J. N. Cato, J. A. Duke, J. L. Garret, E. S., Ir. Ploeger, Max III Wammack, M. C Collins, B. T. Dukes, B. D. Gentry, D. T. Repper, F. C. Webb, D. L. 105 OFFICERS Henderson, J. B...........................Captain Davis, J. W.. . . Benson, W. R...............................Major Giebel, A. F.. . Goad, R...................................Major Oradat, W. D.. Wilson, R. C.......................First Lieutenant Meadows, T. D. Prince, R. E.........................First Sergeant Newsom, D. M. King, S. S......................Technical Sergeant Roper, J. D..... Technical Sergeant ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal MEN Behone, J. C. Eubank, T. E. Hardy, C. Paroise, R. D. Bender, H. L. Fincher, D. R. Hoover, P. Restor, S. P. Coleman, L. O. Franks, B. lones, L T. Resendez, E. R. Cone, R. L. Freeman, W. R. Kink, E. Stewart, R. Cozart, E. R. Crowder, F. L. Garretson, G. P. Killebrew, J. B. Stockton, P. L. De Leon, I. Garrison, R. P. Knight, J. B. Threadgill, T. D. Dowd, R. Gillespie, A. H. Leger, B. Tom, G. E. Duyf, C. C. Gillmore, A. L. Moore, A. Walker, G. C. Ebner, C. C. Gowdy, R. Morgan, R. S. William, R. K. Edmiston, R. M. Hampstead, H. A. Nash, E. R. Wood, H. C. Eubank, J. R. Hodges, G. H. Neely, J. B. Woodand, D. 106 OFFICERS Kearby, J. B..............................Captain Stone, J...... Evans, J............................1st Lieutenant Clay, E....... Williams, L. C........................1st Sergeant Sinderman, H Harrison, D.......................Master Sergeant Peterman, G.. Quick, G.......................Master Sergeant Wilshusen, J.. Boswell, S.....................Technical Sergeant Staff Sergeant Staff Sergeant Staff Sergeant Staff Sergeant Staff Sergeant MEN Bassett Drago, E. Spragins, J. F. Clark Duff, J. Tuffly, H. Cole, Newton Freeman, M Waldrum, J. Crittenden, C. Garrett, B. Walters, B. Daniels, E. Harrigan, G. Washington, C. E. Davis, J. Henry, J. Wilson, B. DeLisle, J. L. Horton, M. Zoller Dominy, D. Howland, C. V. Jones, R. Zuber 107 OFFICERS Morris, R. K.. . . Crabtree, C. F.. McGurk, D. L.. . Banker, C. A... Reitz, J. D....... MacCallum, R. B King, M. L...... Frazell, K. M.. . . MEN Abraham, C. D. Brewer, P. R. Pauleck, C. Adams, L M. Burch, D. Quebe, H. Baker, Q. Butler, D. Scholl, B. S. Barton, J. Carter, L Scott, L R. Baugh, R. Casas, I. C. Talley, W. Bellamy, C. C. Cavitt, G. P. Thoma, C. W. Bird, D. L. Enloe, P. Thompson, R. L. Bobkoff, K. Giblin, I. M. Werner, A. Bouble, P. R. Lunsford, R. L. White, G. D. ...............Captain .....Lieutenant Colonel .....Lieutenant Colonel .................Major ..........1st Lieutenant ...........1st Sergeant .....Technical Sergeant .......Master S ergeant Carter, T.............. Osborne, B. H..................Technical Sergeant Blackstock, A. W................Technical Sergeant Castro, R. A....................Technical Sergeant Shelton, C. H...................Technical Sergeant Morgan, G..............................Corporal Thompson, L.............................Corporal Brandt, E................................Corporal John, H. T...............................Corporal ..............Corporal 108 OFFICERS Hamner, B...............................Captain Aycock, J. P.........................1st Lieutenant Prater, R.............................1st Sergeant Russell, W.....................Technical Sergeant Hargis, J. Barker, E.......................Technical Sergeant Harrell, B. J....................Technical Sergeant Reed, R.................................Corporal Love, J..................................Corporal Corporal MEN Acosta, F. Adair, W. B. Auverman, H. J. Bacher, M. Bowen, W. H. Brann, A. M. Brown, R. C. Clark, J. W. Johnson, W. G. Davis, J. T. Jones, H. D. Duch, R. G. Kelly, E. A. Grounds, H. R. Landry, E. J. Hagens, C. R. Lucy, D. H. Howell, T. D. McCormick, B. J. Hutto, G. S. McDowell, H. E. Wirsching, J. E. McIntosh, C. D. Riley, J. H. Rose, T. H. Sample, L. L. Schluter, C. E. Tate, C. W. Whitful, J. R. 109 OFFICERS Runyon, D„ Jr............................Captain Henkhaus, D. A.......................1st Sergeant Bandy, Roy.............................Corporal Howard, R..............................Corporal Brown, Joe .............................Corporal Canata, Buster..........................Corporal MEN Albert, A. D. Branner, R. D. Franks, C. C. Martin, D. B. Schmidt, V. R. Allison, D. V. Buenrostro, F. R. Fulgenzi, C. F. Medil, O. R., Jr. Vercillino, W. C Baker, L. Cleland, R. L. Huston, J. W. Moss, B. Walker, J. B. Banta, L. L. Ellis, B. J. Imhof, A. G. Neely, O. M. Wallace, G. L. Bertman, J. Ellis, H. W. Jack son, E. H. Powell, W. W. Ward, A. A. Bowden, B. W. Ferguson, R. Lupton, T. C. Reilly, E. J. Whitlow, N. G. Maizel, C. L. 110 OFFICERS Boone, M. fl..............................Captain Sawyer, Buzz.......................1st Lieutenant Bender, M. H.........................1st Sergeant Olsen, G. H.......................Master Sergeant Cole, G. H.....................Technical Sergeant Robinowitz, M...........................Corporal Johnson, A..............................Corporal Hennig, R...............................Corporal Hurt, H..................................Corporal Lane, R.................................Corporal MEN Allbright, H. Adams, C. Bateman, E. D. Cecil, C. Gohmert, L. Greissman, A. I. Heeman, W. Hilliard, W. Higgins, W. N. Hughes, R. C. Hurt , H. H. Johnson, H. Simmons, F. Keeley, W. Kelso, W. F. Knox, G. Lebman, M. Lindner, M. Maxwell, B. Vela, W. Metej, W. Myers, W. Nyagard, L. Prassel, V. Pryznat, H. Rhodes, C. R. Stanley Leventhal Martin Harris..... Coy Joggers...... Doc Kelty....... OFFICERS .....Captain Duck Nathon..........................Lieutenant 1st Lieutenant Chester Reed........................1st Sergeant 1st Lieutenant Joe McGowan...........................Sergeant .....Captain Harry Smith............................Sergeant Ames, Marshall Broyes, Byron Brusard, Isacs Bochl, M. G. Coddou, Joe Gaskill, Paul King, Jim MEN Landmor, Jack Marshall, Alvin Martin, Bob Ortiz, Clandio Oswalt, Dick Overly, Bob Parker, George Persyn, Dick Phillips, Homor Ramsey, Pat Snedecor, Tom Thompson, Jim Wardlaw, Louis Wilson, George 112 OFFICERS Caraway, C. T..... Schiefelbein, W. H Haggard, Scott. . . . Spriegel, I. M..... Libson, M......... Boyd, George..... Bridges, A. W..... Oats, J............ Escobar, M........ ...............Captain .........1s t Lieutenant .................Major .........1st Lieutenant .........1st Lieutenant ...........1st Sergeant .....Technical Sergeant .....Technical Sergeant .....Technical Sergeant Spence, T............. Facio, A.............. Rendon .............. Khoury, E............. Sugar, A. F........... Tokey, W............. Stewart, ]. W.......... Compton, C........... LaRue, B.............. Portlock, R............ ..............Corporal Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant ..........Corporal ..........Corporal MEN Davis, J. Pinkert, L. Sullivan, E. Faulk, J. Powell, R. Viesel, R. Fuller, G. Ramsey, D. Walkins, L. Lewis, J. Rodrquez, F. Wilkerson, D. Munster, D. Wilson, E. 113 OFFICERS Bennet, D. . . Murnane, T. Mijalis, FL . . Yeargain, C Robinson, H Label, S. . . . Mcflnally, D. Tassos, D. . . ...............Captain ...............Captain ...............Captain ...............Captain .................Major .........1st Lieutenant .........1st Lieutenant ...............Captain Bowman, D............ Weichert, G,......... Bushman, W........... Davidson, S........... Corgill, H............. Hill, V................ Burnet, N............. Heath, C.............. Haws, fl.............. ..............Corporal Staff Sergeant .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal .....Corporal MEN Beck, I. Corbett, M. Long, I. Bell, G. DeHaas, J. Martin, J. Brady, W. Demopulous, J. Mirsky, G. Byrne, B. Haaker, B. Morgan, R. Carter, H. Hayter, B. Norris, W. Cates, D. Hendry, W. Oagie, I. Reed, E. 114 OFFICERS Zivney, R. C..............................Captain Higgs, J. W.........................1st Lieutenant Wendt, H. E..........................1st Sergeant Rilat, W. H.....................Technical Sergeant Welch, O. T Withers, W. B..................Technical Sergeant Qualls, R. C.............................Corporal Self, S. fl................................Corporal Seyfarth, F. W...........................Corporal ..............Corporal Boedeker, F. L. Detrich, fl. F. Ellis, P. O. Eubank, R. H. Evans, D. R. Farrell, D. B. Garrison, G. MEN Gilder, G. Groves, I. C. Hamilton, L. E. Hardy, L. M. Hartt, J. C. Huey, C. Huston, R. F. Welch, B. G. McDaniel, D. Y. Maltz, M. Mortensen, J. E. Murphey, C. J. Nixon, S. A. Oliver, B. D. Robinson, W. D. 115 OFFICERS Gray . . Ray . . . Harris . Long . . Grippon Witt . . . ....... Captain Findley . . . . First Lieutenant Hardy .... . First Lieutenant Newsome . . First Sergeant Rosser .... ....... Sergeant Snavely . . .......Sergeant Switzer . . . Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal MEN Alexander Easier Boyd Davenport Guttridge Hoffman Lefeune McAulany McCown Mathews Moss Nelson Patterson Roig Singletary Slack Stamos Stookey Stookey Summers Swartzburg Torrance Watson Wedenear 116 OFFICERS Ballard, D. A.............................Captain Botard, R. M.. . Rees, A. R.........................First Lieutenant Harris, C. S.... Harper, W. C......................First Lieutenant Halbert, B. J.. . Coronado, P. R....................First Lieutenant Poe, F. W...... Pruitt, M. A.........................First Sergeant Edwards, W. S Booker, L. D......................Master Sergeant Howard, C. D.. King, R. L......................Technical Sergeant Reed, J. E..... Mowad, F..............................Corporal Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant ..........Corporal ..........Corporal MEN Alkins, J. Ayers, D. Broome, H. W. Brown, R. Burch, R. E. Butler, G. C. Fleming, P. Lawrence, L B. McCoy, B. E. Nolan, T. Pomeroy, L. R. Sands, I. A. Stephens, H. L. Wilson, P. E. Withers, A. M. Voss, K. R. 117 S prina spring K ompuny K ommunderd e. de G. T. McAllister R. D. Chenoweth W. J- Davenport Bob Morris Bob Zivney C. T. Carraway Stan Wyble Stanley Levanthal J. B. Kearby James Henderson Donnell Ballard Slaughter 118 FALL SEITIESTER 119 MWi COLONEL ELI F. BARKER CORPS COMMANDER 120 1 CORPS STAFF Eli F. Barker......... Driscoll P. Henkhaus Verne fl. Scott....... Alfred R. Jones...... William R. Benson. . . Charles R. Heath. . . . George P. Cavitt. . . . .Corps Commander . . . Corps Executive ..........Adjutant ........Intelligence Plans and Training . . . .Sergeant Major . . . Supply Sergeant LT. COLONEL DRISCOLL HENKHAUS Executive Officer of Corps STAFF 121 LT. COLONEL flLLISTER L. PRESNAL 1st Regimental Commander FIRST REGIMENTAL STAFF fillister L. Presnal. . . . John W. Davis...... George T. Mcfillister Leonard I. Holder. . . . James R. Oates...... Edwin R. Daniels. . . . Newton V. Cole..... Alva H. Gillespie. . . . Marshall W. fimis. . . . Milton J. Tillery...... . .Regimental Commander ................Executive .................Adjutant ..............Intelligence .......Plans and Training ..........Sergeant Major .........Supply Sergeant Communications Sergeant ...........Color Sergeant ...........Color Sergeant STAFF OFFICERS % Elkins, I. E...............................Captain Cooper, J. B......................Master Sergeant Mangold, L. R........................1st Sergeant Standefer, J. A..................Technical Sergeant Alves, R. T.....................Technical Sergeant Borgfield, B. H...........................Corporal Barzak, R. W............ ................Corporal Clarke, L. E.............................Corporal Cowan, P...............................Corporal Kennedy, A. B...........................Corporal 1st Row: Elkins, I. E.; Dunn, R. J.; Wigley, C. B.; Kennedy, B. B.; Post, G. G.; Mangold, L. R.; Roberson, H. D.; Duke, J. R.; Wilkinson, J. B.; Hov ard, D. R.; Cooper, J. B. 2nd Row: Mobley, M. K.; Caughlin, W. G; Clements, R. B.; Kitchens, C. B.; Post, G. G.; Roberson, H. D.; Habner, F.; O ' Donnell, W. G.; Terrell, C. M. 3rd Row: Standefer, J. A.; Williams, C. B.; Larroca, A. E.; Wheeler, J. E.; Monson, D. R.; Golden, J. Y.; Forste, F. P.; Simmons, P. B.; Melcer, ]. D.; Long, J. FT; Alves, R. T. 4th Row: Dubard, F. L.; Nichols, R. H.; O ' Neal, W. B.; Harle, R. P.; Cobb, J. D.; Hurley, R. B.; Kinard, L. C.; Hawes, W. H.; Barrera, E. G.; Holliday, E. S. 5th Row: Borgfield, B. H.; Prater, T. D.; Boyton, H. G.; Bohlman, W. F.; Kille- brew, J. G.; Carr, J.; Kittlitz, ]. N.; Torrence, G. R.; Dunievitz, H. S.; Vaughan, J. M.; Midgley, W. E.; Lamb, E. A.; Moffett, E. A.; Kiker, L. W.; Moredock, S. K.; Carruth, W. L.; Waldie, A. D.; Sluder, F. B.; Meriwether, J. B.; McChord, W. C.; Stone, T. J.; Pike, J. V.; Barzak, R. W. 6th Row: Bittner, R.; Kennedy, A. B.; Clarke, L. E.; Cowan, P.; Anderson, E. S.; Johns, M. F. 123 OFFICERS Baker, O.................................Captain Drozd, J. F.. . Cox, J. M...........................1st Lieutenant Hluza, A. G.. Presnal, A. L...................Lieutenant Colonel Kobs, E. C.... Wyble, J. S.................................Major Moore, A. F.. . Reed, R. F............................1st Sergeant Miller, B. P.. . Copeland, J. R.................Technical Sergeant Patrick, W. A Putegnat, J. J............................Corporal Technical Sergeant ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ORVILLE BAKER 1st Row: Smith, H. B.; Wyble, J. S.; Baker, O.; Cox, J. M.; Anderson, T. G.; Presnal, A. L. 2nd Row: Mattel, C. A.; Reed, R. F.; Bartley, G. V.; Adams, L. G.; Agregard, J. T.; Dibrell, T. N.; Addison, S. E.; Russell, R. W.; McKenzie, S. C.; Ells¬ worth, B. R.; Piland, K. F.; Bell, J. D.; Ellis, R. A.; Allega, J. S.; Dupuy, L. J.; Green, F. E.; Lewellin, O. L.; Inman, M. G.; Armstrong, K. R.; Golden, R. M.; Ashley, C. E.; Allen, B. A. 3rd Row: Austin, W. B.; Byrne, D. R.; Baber, R. E.; Allison, T. H.; Barker, S. C.; Batsell, J. R.; Andrews, A. P.; Bell, C. A.; Luker, N. E.; Fidler, C. E.; Babbitt, D. B.; Barrett, D. H.; Andrews, J. G.; McNeel; Williams, R. V.; MacManus, G. R.; Goldberg, A. P.; Arrant, G. W.; Walker, J. B.; Simpson, H. F.; Putegnat, J. J. 4th Row: Miller, B. P.; Loffer, O. D.; Patrick, W. A.; Moore, A. F.; Nance, J. C.; Layne, L.; Armstrong, A. C.; Smith, C. W.; Atkinson, J. F.; Fergus, G. C.; Goodwyn, J. T.; Bell, J. F.; Kobs, E. C.; Cobbs, T. B.; Ferguson, P. L.; Acola, S. W.; Degan, D. C.; Alexander, W. F.; Fenelon, T. P.; Moore, B.; Mullens, B.; Mast, C. A.; Lambeth, C. B. 5th Row: Love, J. T.; Hluza, A. G.; Denton, D. M.; Copeland, J. R. Not pictured: Drozd, J. F.; Baker, R. H. 124 OFFICERS Hall, Hilton..............................Captain Henkhaus, Driscoll.............Lieutenant Colonel Chenoweth, Robert..................1st Lieutenant Barker, Eli...............................Colonel Kelsey, S. B..........................1st Sergeant Hammett, L. D.................Technical Sergeant Weichert, G. G.................Technical Sergeant Holekamp, C. T..........................Corporal Murphree, D. D..........................Corporal Russell, J. D.............................Corporal Hosch, H. C.............................Corporal Laughlin, J. K............................Corporal Rippetoe, W. F...........................Corporal McCormic, B. I...........................Corporal Spears, G. S.............................Corporal Bailey, ft. L.............................Corporal 1st Row: Barker, Eli; Henkhaus, D.; Hall, H.; Chenoweth, R. D.; Weichert, G. G. 2nd Row: Hagan, J. G.; Kelsey, S. B.; Harris, R.; lones, J. E.; Spurlock, W. T.; Wheeler, W. G.; Clint, M. W.; Howe, R. D.; Doak, J. B.; Cagle, M.; Hamilton, C. R.; Slaughter, K. R.; Charles, PL; Jentach, W. H.; Spiva, D. W.; Brown, B. R.; Trimble, J. R.; Caston, G. W.; Schepps, D.; Clarke, D. L. 3rd Row: Calhoun, fl. L.; Westbrook, A. T.; Crews, G. C.; McCord, H. B.; Wier, J. T.; Kury, M. C.; Hirsch, B.; Curry, E. P.; Pate, H.; Carter, W. M - .; Statman, L; Cretien, P. D.; Chapman, E. B.; Puckett, D. B.; lefferies, C. B.; Morgan, J. D.; Dollins, C. L.; Cornell, B. 4th Row: Mannas, W. J.; Rippetoe, W. F.; Dubitsky, R. H.; Chambers, T. H.; Crenan, W. J.; Simpson, O. K.; Stamos, A. J.; Gruy, J.; Williams, W. J.; McGown, C. K.; Reese, R. G.; Collins, R. W.; Chapman, S.; Crook, T. W.; Kopekec, J. T.; Robertson, W. A.; Byers, J. E.; Choate, T. J.; Bostwick, M. 5th Row: Laughlin, J. K.; Strange, B. Z.; Hosch, H. C.; Holekamp, C. T.; Mc¬ Cormic, B. J.; Millington, C.; Murphree, D. D.; Spears, G. S.; Kahlich, V. J.; Lanik, E. J.; Hammett, L. D.; Jones, J. P.; Weber, H. C; Bailey, A. L.; Harbour, E. D.; Russell, J. D.; Taylor, A. E.; Grisham, W. B.; Slaughter, J. E.; Grothaus, F. HILTON HALL 125 ' V sw-. ' i. ' . ' . W. : OFFICERS Pruitt, M. A..............................Captain Nathan, J. J.........................1st Lieutenant Bateman, E. D........................1st Sergeant Kelso, J. F..........................Staff Sergeant Munster, A. F.......................Staff Sergeant Mitchell, D. L............................Corporal Darsey, C. C.............................Corporal Haby, S. I...............................Corporal Gilbert, W. A............................Corporal Dalby, W. S.............................Corporal Epps, R. K...............................Corporal Ploeger, Max ...........................Corporal 1st Row: Withers, Bill; Sager, M. H.; Cole, G. H.; Pruitt, M. A.; Nathan, J. J.; Serna, F. J.; McGuire. 2nd Row: Jarvis, D.; Bateman, E. D.; Eisenhower, C. A.; Cowsert, D. R.; Cook, J. H.; Davis, J. F.; Pela, E. A.; Cole, L. D.; Cates, ]. H.; Durant, A. J.; Whitten, G. A.; Richards, J.; Hayes, C. M.; Cowan, W. C.; Norman, G. A.; Coker, E. E.; Huflemeyer, A. B.; Dawkins, G. T.; Cooley, B. J.; Dungan, H. E.; Moore, J. T.; Devine, F. F.; Cox, W. H.; Dalton, ]. L. 3rd Row: Hutto, J. E.; Leatherwood, N. R.; England, P. D.; Holiday, ]. P.; Compton, M. M.; Seale, B. V.; Cunningham, E. R.; Delahoussaye, O. J.; Ethridge, J. B.; Denney, R. W.; Grabine, W.; Stites, D. N.; Stevens, J.; Gillespie, G. O.; May, T. L.; Damrel, R. L.; Jackson, A. R.; Smith, R. R.; Ebarb, G. B.; Delaney, J. R.; Hartgroves, G. B.; Alexander, S. G.; Davis, J. D.; Hartman, A. N.; Davis, T. E.; Cox, M. C.; Mitchell, D. L.; Cave, L. T.; Dorsey, C. C.; Woodley, J.; Epps, R. K.; Evans, W. L.; Ploeger, M.; Jones, R. H.; Wommack, B. C.; Emerson, J. J.; Brooks, G. H.; Nickols, B. C; Decker, D. 4th Row: Enloe, P.; Keeley, W. F.; Kelso, J. F.; Munster, A. F. M. A. PRUITT Stone, J. L..... Henderson, J. B Wilson, R. C.. . OFFICERS .....Captain Lunsford, R. V........................1st Sergeant 1st Lieutenant Cauthen, J. B...................Technical Sergeant 1st Lieutenant Carter, J. O....................Technical Sergeant 1st Row: Holder, L. L; Davis, J. W.; Stone, J. L.; Henderson, J. B.; Tom, G. E.; Wilson, R. C.; Jones, J. T. 2nd Row: Jones, E. R.; Lunsford, R. V.; Freeland, B. W.; Genitempo, J. F.; Leboeuf, E. D.; Sexton, L. J.; Elkins, E.; Hammer, J.; Dyer, R.; Leediker, J. F.; Richardson, R.; Smith, M. T.; Dedmond, H. L.; Ellis, S. J.; London, W. B.; Glimp, R.; Jones, J. I.; Hartstack, R. W.; Gay, R. T.; Evans, L. A.; Wiendfield, C. C. 3rd Row: Falcone, Z. W.; Park, B. T.; Scott, W. M.; Fuchs, H. F.; Ellis, H. M.; Field, T. E.; Gironard, J. O; Miller, J. G.; Grove, L. L.; Hanarhan, T. F.; Greek, J. E.; Dyer, R.; Garrison, W. E.; Wells, J.; Guthrie, B. S.; Jochetz, R. L.; Dieb, J. E. 4th Row: Rodriquez, R.; Duncan, G. S.; Flores, A. F.; Langston, W. B.; Fowler, A. H.; Hartel, B.; Fuller, O. K.; Edwards, F. Z.; Robinson, J. W.; Hall, P. B.; Black, S. J.; Vaughn, B. M.; Cuscurida, M.; Jones, E. L.; Hare, J. V.; Coleman, L. O.; Resendez, E. R.; Gottlieb, E.; Hadge, J.; Gentle, R. D.; Flack, E. K.; Muller, G. O.; Bowden, B. W.; Roberts, J. F.; Franks, C. C.; Williams, R. K.; Dunkelburg, S. B.; Tinslor, W. L.; Estes, C.; Jones, E. R.; Hancock, B. J.; Freeman, W. R. 5th Row: Cole, N. V.; Cauthen, J. B.; Carter, J. O.; Bender, H. L.; Wiegand, A. F.; Wood, H. C.; Tillery, M. J.; McNeil, S. E. J. L. STONE 127 OFFICERS Williams, L. C....................Captain Coronado, P. B..............1st Lieutenant Shropulos, G. P...................Captain Spragins, J.................2nd Lieutenant Mcflnally, D. W............2nd Lieutenant Higgins, W. N................1st Sergeant Daniels, E. R...............Sergeant Major Drago, E. K............Technical Sergeant Hargis, J. W............Technical Sergeant Werner, A. D...........Technical Sergeant Brann, A.........................Corporal Rohrer, R. R......................Corporal Foster, J. W......................Corporal Neely, J. B.......................Corporal Hinkle, E. A......................Corporal Winkler, J. C.....................Corporal Cox, J..........................Corporal Payne, J. N......................Corporal 1st Row: Murchison, C. W.; Washington, C. E.; Nelson, E. A.; Williams, L. C.; Coronado, P. B.; Shropulos, G. P.; Spragins, J.; McAnally, D. W. 2nd Row: Goodwin, T. A.; Higgins, W. N.; Matthys, W.; Martinez, R. V.; Morgan, L. L.; Schwarz, H. L.; Maxwell, C. H.; Talley, W. F.; Cole, S. G.; Kasper, D. G.; Garfield, W. H.; Morris, J. E.; Hamilton, T. S.; Martin, L. L.; Ekas, M.; Firebaugh, J. M.; Baty, ]. R.; Beard, G. G.; Richmond, W. J.; Matula, D. ].; Smith, R. H.; Measley, C. W.; Russo, R. E.; Taylor, C. A. 3rd Row: Mitchell, C. W.; McCarty, J. T.; Stone, H. B.; Brown, P.; Locke, M. C; Jacobson, A. K.; Walker, J. R.; Woods, H. C.; Morrison, J. A.; Roach, R. D.; Cearley, J. P.; Moore, L. P.; Wilson, J. G.; Martin, G. A.; Eberhard, T. L.; Lancaster, R. R.; Smith, F. M.; McMahan, E. D.; Baca, F. D.; Parkill, G. W.; Janda, V. B.; Michel, R. D.; MaRae, B. C.; Rhymes, C. C. 4th Row: Hinkle, E. A.; Hays, J. W.; Stewart, L. G.; Smith, D. S.; Fleener, T. W.; Martin, T. G.; McCants, E. W.; Norris, E. A.; Brown, A. C.; Lester, J. P.; Kiel, W. H.; Goode, R.; Winkler, J. C; Cox, J.; Payne, J. N.; Hegi, A. E.; Claunch, P. W.; Willman, E.; McMahon, H. M.; Neal, W. J.; Rainbolt, I. N,; Meriwether, R. H.; Banta, T. A.; lechow, B. W. 5th Row: Brann, A.; Rohrer, R. R.; Werner, A. D.; Drago, E. K.; Hargis, J. W.; Daniels, E. R.; Irvine, R.; Foster, J. W.; Neely, J. B. 128 OFFICERS MacCcdlum, R. B.........................Captain Cavitt, G. P.. . . Crabtree, C. F......................1st Lieutenant Repper, F. C.. . Brandt, E. D..........................1st Sergeant Cleland, R. L.. . lohn, H. T.....................Technical Sergeant McDowell, H. E Thompson, L. R................Technical Sergeant Eubanks, ]. E.. . Master Sergeant .......Corporal .......Corporal .......Corporal .......Corporal 1st Row: Hanks, D. P.; Shelton, C. H.; MacCallum, R. B.; Crabtree, C. F.; Holland, G. D. 2nd Row: Repper, F. C.; Brandt, E. D.; McCrea, Y. Shepherd, R. E.; Pate, S.; McLemore, J. E.; Mclilton, R. B.; Sheldon, J. A.; Peckham, R. E.; Berkley, R. G.; McLeod, D.; Storey, J. B.; Overton, B. Miller, C. H.; Watson, ]. H.; Barada, A. S.; Morgan, ]. L.; Rogers, B. A.; McCulley, J. A.; Sustr, B. Woodson, T. D.; Stanford, B. T.; Meserole, ]. W. 3rd Row: Soler, C. M.; Rattan, T. O.; Vletas, G. G.; Carlton, ]. E.; McGee, H. G.; Strauss, S. N.; Shields, B. J.; Trickey, ]. M.; Parker, B. G.; Oglesby, R. H.; Simmons, M. G.; Nolte, W. H.; Shipman, A. O.; Hambright, ]. F.; McClellan, P. F; Boone, D. E.; Rose, E. G.; Williamson. ]. C.; Moore, R. L.; McDaniel, D. R.; Pfannsteil, D.; Taylor J. P. 4th Row: Wimberly, W. H.; Neely, G. W.; Welfl, V. R.; Menger, W. M.; Perkins, T. E.; Baechtel, ]. C.; Oxley, W. R.; Orr, ]. E.; Eubanks, T. E.; Vercellino, W. C.; Cleland, R. L.; Cozart, E. R.; McDowell, H. E.; Barber, H. H.; Eubanks, ]. E.; West, W. W.; Nelson, ]. E. B.; Shoemate, E. R.; Williamson, B. L.; Overton, O. E.; Clonts, I. E. 5th Row: Cavitt, G. P.; Blackstone, T.; Borden, R.; Wilson, W. R.; Thompson, L. R.; lohn, H. T.; Casas, I. C. Not pictured: Sherbrook, R. D.; Stenzel, W. K. R. B. MacCALLUM 129 Russell, R. W.. flycock, J. P.. Long, J. C..... Sanders, R. H. Brady, L. D.. . Stevens, fl. C.. Stanford, M. E, OFFICERS ..........Captain Roach, B. E.............................Corporal .....1st Lieutenant Howell, T. D.............................Corporal .......1st Sergeant Young, J. L..............................Corporal Technical Sergeant Jfluvermann, H. J.........................Corporal Technical Sergeant Hagens, C. R............................Corporal ..........Corporal Hudman, D. B...........................Corporal ..........Corporal Riley, J. H...............................Corporal 1st Row: Giblin, J. M.; Dominy, D. D.; Zivney, R. C.; Higgs, J. W.; Russell, R. W.; flycock, J. P.; Wilshusen, J. H.; Herrera, J. 2nd Row: Stevens, A. C.; Long, J. C.; Berthelot, G. P.; Wueste, G. M.; Whorton, H. S.; Smith, C. C.; Yeary, C. R.; Neill, B. J.; Lincoln, J. W.; Smith, D. M.; Walker, L. G.; Vestal, F. D.; Walker, C.; Wilson, R. W.; Watson, B. E.; Wyatt, E. F.; Wren, J. N.; Thomas, B. C.; Zelios, G. K.; Young, J. C.; Webb, J. C. 3rd Row: Wilkins, E. M.; Wagner, W. W.; Wells, Z. R.; Townsend, fl. E.; Wooddell, L. H.; Stein, W. W.; Davis, C. P.; Thompson, H. L.; Rogers, R. R.; Wallace, J. M.; Hedrick, S. M.; Wright, fl. G.; Tatum, J. R.; Bradford, R. R.; Webber, fl. T.; Crowder, J. P.; Zuniga, C. fl.; Pritchett, T. G.; Hartwell, G. E. 4th Row: Webb, B. D.; White, H. D.; Walker, J. M.; Todd, R. M.; Morrison, M. H.; Crounch, T. B.; Berry, J. T.; Wiggins, G. B.; Whisenhunt, G. B.; Westmore¬ land, B. C.; Yowell, G. E.; O ' Connell, J.; Anderson, P. G.; Watts, E. M.; Winter, C. D.; Walker, J. B.; Walton, J. E.; Daniel, J. E. 5th Row: Brady, L. D.; Sanders, R. H.; Stanford, M. E.; Roach, B. E.; Howell, T. D.; Young, J. L.; fluvermann, H. J.; Maddox, H.; Hagens, C. R.; Hud¬ man, D. B.; Riley, J. H.; Mears, J. G.; Geisendorff, fl. G.; Jones, J. F.; Ground, H. R.; Stone, L. D. Not pictured: Meskimen, B. H.; Brady, L. D. 130 OFFICERS Jones, R. L..........................................Captain Poyner, W. J..................................1st Lieutenant LaRue, B..................................... 1st Sergeant Van Zandt, J. N..........................Technical Sergeant Swann, R. P.............................Technical Sergeant Kunkel, J. E........................................Corporal Potter, O. W.......................................Corporal Tipton, R. E........................................Corporal Martin, D. B........................................Corporal Segnar, S. F.......................................Corporal 1st Row: Horton, M. ft.; Haas, C. E.; McAlister, G.; Jones, R. L.; Poyner, ].; Bond, E. V.; Moncrief, M. 2nd Row: Boyd, B. F.; Van Zandt, J. N.; Eckert, ]. C.; Briggs, H. V.; Graham, G. M.; Sutton, C.; Nielsen, M.; Hutyra, J.; Kothmann, O.; Smith, K.; Holmes, B. ; Butler, T.; Martin. I. T.; Grote, O.; Pratt, D.; Miiler. E.: McMillan, G. R.; Easley, K.; Lowe, J. D.; Jones, H. L.; Bradt, E. J.; Russell, B. E.; Metcalfe, T. P. 3rd Row: McClure, R.; Sanders, J.; Garrett, C. W.; Kothmann, A.; Polk, D. G.; Wales, B. B.; Tounley, C.; Johnson, H.; Sheets, P.; Whitsett, L.; Jones, B.; Henderson, S.; Roberts, T.; Roach, K.; Sorrells, ]. C.; Gaming, R.; Luther, C. L.; Dibrell, J.; Stegall, B. J.; McLaughlin, W.; McCarley, J. A.; Smith, B. J. 4th Row: Haggard, W.; Krauskopf, V. G.; Splittgerber, T.; Wheat, R.; Schulze, V.; Richardson, J. H.; Noonan, R. E.; Brona, F.; Jordon, J. W.; Day, J. R.; Farris, J. E.; Garner, J.; Eklund, T.; Garrett, G.; Nagy, J.; Cannon, T.; Will, C; Todd, J.; Looney, W. R.; Lindsey, W. R. 5th Row: Martin, D. B.; Tipton, R. E.; Kunkel, ]. E.; Segnar, S. F.; Walker J.; Potter, O. W.; Taylor, M.; McConnell, J. P.; Moss, B.; Crawford, D. H.; Owens, R. G.; Swann, R.; Welch, B. G. R. L. JONES 131 LT. COLONEL ROBERT M. VICK Composite Regimental Commander COMPOSITE REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS STAFF Robert M. Vick........ Lawerence B. Wardlaw Sam A. Nixon......... Charles F. Ray........ Charles T. Singletary. . Stanley A. Self......... Ralph P. Mayer........ Naud Burnett II........ George P. Knox....... Paul C. Wilson........ . . . Regimental Commander ................Executive .................Adjutant ..............Intelligence ...........Sergeant Major ..........Supply Sergeant . Communications Sergeant . . .Transportation Sergeant ...........Color Sergeant ...........Color Sergeant 132 OFFICERS Brown, W. T..............................Captain Harrison, C. B.........................1st Sergeant Dixon, W. S....................Technical Sergeant Enochs, W. A...................Technical Sergeant Canon, O. B, Enochs, B.. . . Griffith, E. .. Ware, F. S.. Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal 1st Row: Brown, W. T.; Dunn, R. J.; Hall, E.; Mauldin, H. S.; Conine, B.; Edwards, G. R.; Paletta, F.; Branson, D. H.; Booker, M. M.; Stiles, J.; Osborne, B. 2nd Row: Harrison, C. B.; Knox, T. M.; LaRouche, W. E.; Prim, C. J.; lames, C. L.; Wilson, G. M.; Brack, T.; Inmon, W. G.; Barnes, R. B. 3rd Row: Bolner, C. J.; Hoch, J. J.; Coon, R. W.; Green, I. E.; Cravey, D.; Johnson, S. L.; House, w.; Cobb, C. L.; Dixon, W. S. 4th Row: Miller, W. C.; Byall, A. D.; Montemayor, F. L; Malone, T. M.; Myers, J.; Whyte, C. B.; Hollabaugh, C.; Bollinger, ]. D.; Semans, E.; Rauhut, J. B.; Connally, A. J.; Loflin, Ed; Dover, T. W. 5th Row: McCready, R. D.; Dunn, E. S.; Eckert, C.; Bollinger, W. J.; Westbrook, J. W.; Coker, L. C.; Golden, E. W.; Polasek, B. E.; Simpson, J. H.; Vrla, S. E.; Bang, R. F.; Smith, R. W.; Canon, O. C. 6th Row: Ware, F. S.; Wagner, G. P.; Enochs, B.; Smith, W. H.; Huttman, B.; Barber, W. J.; Grosser, R. E.; Marks, A. R.; lohnson, R. H.; Stagner, Q. P.; Golden, E. A.; Adams, R. K.; Carver, J. L.; Brown, H. B.; Griffith, E.; Legler, J. D.; Blount, F. M.; Redd, W. E. W. T. BROWN 133 OFFICERS Prince, R. E......... Mijalis, A........... Bell, G. L............ Davidson, S. D....... Hill, V. G............ ................... Captain ...............1st Lieutenant .................1st Sergeant ..........Technical Sergeant ..........Technical Sergeant Ploch, R. L.............. Wilkerson, D. M.............. Holste, F. R.................. Henckel, C. S................ Kendall, W. L................ Backer, M.................. ................Corporal .......Staff Sergeant ............Corporal ............Corporal ............Corporal ............Corporal 1st Row: Spriegel, J. M.; Haggard, S.; King, S. S.; Prince, R. E.; Libson, M.; Scamardo, P. R. 2nd Row: McMillan, H.; Bell, G. L.; Bender, M. H.; Blanton, R. L.; Tillison, D. E.; Davis, F.; Bird, J. A.; Benefield, T. D.; Bradley, B.; Kucherka, W. D.; Kruse, E. C.; Bell, G.; Scherwitz, G. H.; Kureger, }. A.; Tubbs, G. R.; Prince, N. A.; Parsons, T. R.; Gilliam, A. O.; Bockman, B. G.; Benson, W. L.; Calla¬ way, J. G. 3rd Row: Seymour, J. D.; Boehn, R. C.; Miller, M. E.; Grumpier, K. M.; Barker, R. W.; Jones, R. E.; Borger, L. R.; Bouska, R. E.; Black, D. R.; Berry, P. B.; Lee, E. C.; Burnett, P.; Blackburn, F. H.; Dale, J. C.; Bird, W. R.; Reagor, C. G.; Koenig, R. E.; England, J. K.; Thompson, J. W.; Murray, J. M. 4th Row: Sechelski, A. A.; Crixell, W. R.; Bell, J. B.; Acevedo, H. E.; Guantt, T. L; Bodeman, L. R.; Shinn, J. D.; Bailey, J. A.; Kendall, W. L.; Langston, L.; Hendon, D. G.; Brucks, E. W.; Birdwell, W. A.; Wedel, A. H.; Hayes, J. C.; Boggus, F. N.; Blakeney, R. Q. 5th Row: Holstee, F. R.; Henckel, C. S.; Ploch, R. L.; Backer, M.; Fallas, D. 6th Row: Knox, G. P.; Pollard, L. W.; Bushman, W. A.; Oswalt, R. D.; Wilker- son, D. M.; Smith, C. E.; Elrod, J. C.; Aultman, L. B.; Watkins, L. R.; Garrison, C. G.; Loper, R. J.; Portlack, R. L; Davidson, S. D. R. E. PRINCE OFFICERS McGowan, J.............................Captain Fambro, R. L........................1st Lieutenant Harris, M. C........................1st Lieutenant Thompson, J. C........... 1st Sergeant Coddou, J. W..................Technical Sergeant Boehl, L. G....................Technical Sergeant Ortiz, C. A..........................Staff Sergeant Hess, f. R................................Corporal Fulgenzi, C. F...........................Corporal Mortensen, J. E..........................Corporal Gaston, B. K.............................Corporal Owen, W. F.............................Corporal Broyles, B. M............................Corporal Stamford, J. P............................Corporal 1st Row: Leventhal, S. M.; Harris, M. C.; McGowan, J.; Fambro, R. L.; Moore. 2nd Row: Swago, B. J.; Thompson, J. C.; Hodges, E. G.; Hunter, L. P.; Martin, W. E.; Stedam, D. D.; Barnett, H. M.; Goswick, H. S.; Hicks, T. R.; Hill, F. W.; Henry, W. P.; Lewis, G. E.; Neilson, J. N.; Holcomb, B. G.; Holt, N. D.; Simpson, D. G.; Hinkley, B. W.; Bransom, R. N.; McClintock, W. E. 3rd Row: Majers, R. H.; Gordon, M. W.; Mitchell, W. J.; Bouknight, T. A.; Smith, B. J.; Desmuke, J. F.; Carpenter, W. T.; French, B. W.; Hutchen, ]. T.; Misch; Groom, J. W.; Hink, B. W.; Bane, J. M.; Herrings, F. S.; Thomae, A.; Huston, T. H.; Harris, J. W.; Smith, R. L.; Oates, J. G. 4th Row: Schmars, D. H.; Goodwin, L. C.; Hoover, H. W.; Hoskins, G. E.; Clegg, T. N.; Hillbrant, L. G.; England, H. C.; Maxwell, F. L.; Lewis, G. E.; James, J. R.; Green, R. G.; Haley, J. D.; Hrncir, W. A.; Hicks, T. R.; Jones, M.; Russell, C. E.; Hassey, J. T.; Hammonds, J. L; Andrews, J. F. 5th Row: Poynor, E. G.; Wenver, M.; Pemberton, T. O; Peters, M. A.; Fry, J. E.; Humphries, R. L.; Hogan, J. F.; Wuthrich, E. E. 6th Row: Owen, W. F.; Owens, H. R.; Gaston, B. K.; MacMahan. 7th Row: Fulgenzi, C. F.; Lyles, T. W.; Wilson, G. M.; Boehl, E. G.; Mortensen, I. E;. Broyles, B. M.; Ortiz, G. A.; Coddou, J. W.; Stamford, J. P.; Hess, J. R.; Walne, H. M.; Thomas, A.; Webb, D. L; Fordyce, R. M. 135 “C” Ktteru 3iMjl,U(L OFFICERS Prather, B. G.......... Jaggers, C. R.......... Boone, M. G.......... Spence, C. T.......... Faulk, J. D............ ...................Captain ..............1st Lieutenant ..............1st Lieutenant ................1st Sergeant .........Technical Sergeant Cecil, C. O.............. Dunkin, R. S............. Schmidt, V............. Visel, R. F............... Von Rosenberg, E....... .......Technical Sergeant ................Corporal ................Corporal ................Corporal ................Corporal 1st Row: White, O. Bell, J. W.; Joggers, C. R.; Boone, M. G. 2nd Row: Powell, J. S.; Spence, C. T.; Jackson, J. M.; Woodliff, R. T.; Daniel, G. B.; Johnson, W. G.; Walkow, A.; Thurmond, J. F.; Barker, O. M.; Platt, R.; Patterson, R. R.; Jefferies, C. B.; Hardin, F. R.; Bowman, B. L.; Dungan, H. C.; Pietsh, E. H.; Hollowell, R. G.; O ' Hara, R. S.; Phillips, C. E.; Pena, E. G. 3rd Row: Farrior, A.; Gilliland, R. D.; Humphries, J. W.; Lane, L. R.; Fenig, J.; Phipps, J. W.; Gleboff, K. K.; Berry, J. H.; Pate, J.; Joseph, G.; Springer, F. A.; Hughes, F.; Orr, W. G.; Horton, C. R.; Lane, R. J.; Proctor, D. A. K.; Quirey, J. A.; Garner, R. L.; Duggan, L. 4th Row: Luther, J. J.; Styner, P.; Brunson, N. H.; Foldberg, J. D.; Van Eaton, H. A.; Yeoman, W. F.; Smith, E. J.; Donaldson, C. C.; Pitcock, J. D.; Holmes, R. T.; Price, T. H.; Kirkland, J. E.; Tittle, J. D.; Stephens, O. B.; Ploch, J. A.; White, I. B.; Guiles, J. W.; Zelios, G. K.; Noble, R. T.; Preston, L. H.; Horne, D.; Onstott, J. 5th Row: Platt, E. D.; Jimnez, O.; Dillingham, R.; Davis, H. K.; Faulk, J. D.; Visel, R. F.; Swinney, R. S.; Burnett, N.; Lehman, M. S.; Cecil, C.; Reed, G. B.; Horne, H. W.; Von Rosenberg, E.; Schmidt, V.; Dunkin, R. S. Osborne, H. C .; Rochelle, J. B. 136 OFFICERS Rilat, W. H.........................................Captain Hartt, J. C. Nixon, S. ft.........................................Captain Heath, C. R. . Withers, W. B.................................1st Lieutenant Self, S. L..... Ostermayer, P. A..............................1st Lieutenant Harsen, G. . . . Farrell, D. B....................................1st Sergeant Grissom, C. L. Hiemann, J. A...........................Technical Sergeant Wirshing, J. F. Qualls, R. C.......................................Corporal .Technical Sergeant . . . .Master Sergeant . . . .Master Sergeant ...........Corporal ...........Corporal ...........Corporal 1st Row: Nixon, S. A.; Rilat, W. H.; Ostermayer, P. A.; Hamon, A. O. 2nd Row: Wilson, W. W.; Farrell, D. B.; Livingston, F. C.; Woods, P. W.; Keys, C. W.; Sayers, S. S.; Marrow, W. L; Bridges, B. E.; Morgan, J.; Harte, L. D.; Derryberry, B. G.; White, R. M.; Cook, K. D.; Spenscer, ]. A.; Knapp, J. A.; Davis, J. A.; Turner, P. S.; Taylor, R. H.; Rowland, E.; Benner, P. 3rd Row: Horany, R. N.; Hottal, J. W.; Sapaugh, P.; Hightower, B. G.; Utsman, I.; Feagan, J. R.; Slone, R. R.; Botart, H. G.; Baehm, E. R.; Lawson, G. W.; Richardson, G. O.; Daniels, E. R.; Osenbaugh, C. L.; Metcaff, A. G.; Takacs, V. C.; Miller, J. P.; Ashcraft, A. 0.; Hines, R.; Gouge, J. F.; Swindle, J. M.; Sammons, A. 4th Row: Reuss, ]. B.; Wren, G. W.; Wright, F. A.; Brown, W. L.; Lyles, J. N.; Barchardt, N. L.; Kinnelley, R. M.; Wilson, G. L.; lessee, G. S.; Rice, I. R.; Love, R. M.; Mixion, M. S.; fahn, R.; Richardson, J. H.; Branhan, E.; Menyard, H. C.; Townsend, W. L.; Beal, B. F.; Timberman, 0. G.; Snider, f. B.; Hornesbuger. 5th Row: Puegh, A. S.; Torres, J. J.; Marcouledes, F. C.; Pendergraft, T. F.; Herrod, G.; Howard, R. R.; Novikoff, J.; Grissom, C. L.; Wirshing, J. F.; Hansen, G. 6th Row: Heeman, J. A.; Houston, R. F.; Self, S. L.; Thornhill, T. A.; Jacobs, J.; Hartt, J. C.; Welch, O. T.; Qualls, R. 0.; Seyforth, F.; Eubanks, R. H.; Heath, C. R. W. H. RILAT 137 “_A ” 5.oo„ C a U Wmamm Holbert, B. J...... Schiefelbein, W. H Rosser, B. W..... Stamos, C. J...... Switzer, W. P..... BILL W. HOLBERT OFFICERS ...........Captain Baron, A. E.............................Corporal .....1st Lieutenant Riddle, R. D.............................Corporal .......1st Sergeant Lewers, W. M...........................Corporal Technical Sergeant Wiley, R. E..............................Corporal Technical Sergeant Bintliff, B. B..............................Corporal 1st Row: Patterson, C. M.; Kennedy, T. J.; Holbert, B. J.; Schiefelbein, W. H.; Boyd, D. V. 2nd Row: Montgomery, I. E.; Rosser, B. W.; Baron, A. E.; Riddle, R. D.; Carter, M. E.; Calame, S. W.; Franklin, B. R.; Hobson; Keeter, T. L.; Boston, D. W.; Maringy, P. F.; Brown, B. B.; Sloan, H. C.; Blake, R. M.; Hart, D. B.; Fendley, R. E.; Holleman, A. S. A.; Frany, E. F.; Goubert; Lawhorne, G. F.; Fohn, J. M.; Hodges, P. W.; Brown, D. E. 3rd Row: Mose s, P. L.; Knight, J. B.; Cliff, J. W.; Byubocher, R. I.; Brown, B. B.; Storvie, R. C.; Long, W. J.; Rolnick, M. G.; Brady, S. H.; Brenham, C. H.; Boone, E. L; Morris, J. H.; Bridges, M. R.; Brewster, C. B.; Byers, A. L; Glass, J. H.; Guthrie, E. E.; Goulas, W. A.; Lanford, S. T.; Schmidt, V. R.; Jennings, T. E.; Lev ers, W. M. 4th Row: Bintliff, B. B.; Wiley, R. E.; Taylor, B. W.; Burson, N.; Butler, T. D.; Burns, W. G.; Abnoy, J. D.; Summers, S. E.; Freeman, R. E.; Thuem, H. D.; Griffin, T. G.; Brown, H. L.; Leach, H. S.; Flenniker, J. W.; Keller, H. M.; Harris, C. B.; Makris, A. S.; Guly, G. A.; Olansen, W. A.; Ford, R. J.; Bozka, M. J.; Fox, J. R. 5th Row: Switzer, W. P.; Snavely, E. S.; Stamos, C. J.; Slack, J. L; Wilson, P. C.; Findley, M. E.; Singletary, C. 138 .. . . .-wrteS - . ; - OFFICERS Reed, C. J................................Captain Stewart, J. W.......................1st Lieutenant Reger, H. R...........................1st Sergeant Reed, E. A.....................Technical Sergeant Hilliard, J. B....................Technical Sergeant Beck, I. E................................Corporal Jackson, E. H............................Corporal Nelson, D. J..............................Corporal Norris, W. L.............................Corporal Tate, C. W..............................Corporal 1st Row: Schiefelbein, W. H.; Caraway, C. T.; Bell, M. G.; Reed, N. J.; Stewart, J. W.; Vick, R. M. 2nd Row: Adair, W. B.; Reger, H. R.; Turner, ]. E.; Scamardo, W. P.; Lewis, B. N.; McDaniels, P. W.; Happen, W. E.; Libby, D. E.; Hilton, A. H.; Bruce, R. T.; Keese, E. S.; Raiford, A. L; Williams, W. R.; Jones, O. R.; Humphrys, D. E.; Lauviere, L. J.; Kinnson, W. W.; Ralph, T. A.; Strickell, J. D.; Lovell, N.; Layton, B. W.; King, K. R.; Lowry, N. D.; Johnson, ]. F.; Ralston, B. L.; Rushing, R. L. 3rd Row: Moseley, W. T.; Thompson, A. N.; Lowe, L. B.; Lengerfield, F.; Wylie, S. F.; Baker, K. G.; Lovett, L. L; Lee, R. E.; Jaccard, M. C.; Lehman, M.; Burkett, F. T.; Kruse, E. F.; Locke, R. R.; Albritton, W. F.; Knight, D. F.; Bush, B. L; Loper, J. C.; Vesper, D. B.; Louviene, L. L; Knowles, T. G.; Kelley, F. L.; Small, B. M.; Kay, ]. H.; King, K. R. 4th Row: Wyatt, H. J.; Adams, ]. D.; Warnecke, R. L.; Johnson, J. F.; Talley, C. A.; McCord, W. C.; Irby, V. T.; Thomas, H. L.; Kitzman, E. E. Kindall, ]. F.; Law, T. L. ; Wooley, ]. W.; Porter, P. O.; Morris, L H.; Randell, F. A.; Harris, J. A.; Clark, Ladyman, W. W.; Winn, F. A.; Jones, O. R.; Stephens, W. T.; Waldrip, D. R.; Leuschner, W. C.; Weatherly, J. E.; McGowen, R. B.; Goddard, D. S.; Johnson, ]. F. 5th Row: Jackson, E. H.; Reed, C. J.; Tate, C. W.; Zoller, B. L.; Hilliard, ]. B.; Norris, W. L.; Arias, E.; Reed, E. A.; Thoma, C. W.; Young, F. C.; Nelson, D. J.; Beck, ]. E.; Nichols, J. L.; Summers, B. T.; King, C. L.; Lampkin, B. T.; Banta, L. L.; Smith, L. M. OFFICERS Haggard, S..............................Captain Mayer, R. P.. . Label, S. J..........................1st Lieutenant Stephens, H. L. Harris, B. D.........................1st Lieutenant Gowdy, R. J... Spriegel, ]. W.......................1st Lieutenant Harris, G. E. . . Yeargain, C. W.....................1st Lieutenant Moore, S. E. . . Haws, ft. B...........................1st Sergeant Nelson, A. W. . Wadkins, W. A..........................Corporal Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal ..........Corporal S. HAGGARD 1st Row: Label, S. J.; Bauer, ]. F.; Owen, T. B.; Harris, B. D.; Haggard, S.; Yeargain, C. W.; Escobar, M.; Spriegel, ]. M. 2nd Row: Haws, A. B.; Moothart, J. A.; Witherspoon, H. F.; Swartzburg; Reed, R. C.; Hager, R. V.; Murray, H. G.; Robertson, D. K.; Remschel, H. H.; Lawshae, W. A.; Stafford, B. T.; Clark, F. C.; Stade, W. R.; Skinner, L. R.; Reed, F. A.; Scomards; Summers, G., Norton, A. C.; Laswell, M. E.; Woods, H. C.; Wagner, A.; Murray, W. E. 3rd Row: Scoggins, R. M.; Russell, E. D.; Taylor, W. C.; Reeder, J. E.; Broyles; Rader, L. G.; Seale, H. J.; Summers, G. R.; Wells, P. B.; Turley, T. D.; Staffel, R. B.; Reed, G. T.; Sealine; Riley, H. R.; Rossman, H. Rawleigh, S. T.; Schultz, C. A.; Sanders, H. E.; Roberts, S. B.; Sprawls, A. P.; Silva, M. J.; Bowdoin, P. H.; Riha, J. 4th Row: Reynolds, C. S.; Hale, R. R.; Goff, H. D.; Weatherston, G. D.; Russell, C. R.; Wearden, G. F.; Nelson, A. W.; Moore, S. E.; Wadkins, W. A.; Harris, G. E.; Gowdy, R. J.; Darby, G.; Hodges, G. H.; Lewis, A. M.; Shiller, L. W.; McDermith, D. G.; Shortal, J. A. 5th Row: Meyer, B.; Stephens, H. L. 140 OFFICERS King, R. L................................Captain Butler, G. C..........................1st Sergeant Roots, W. L.........................1st Lieutenant Miller, A. H....................Technical Sergeant Moss, J. W.....................Technical Sergeant 1st Row: Hoffman, R. G.; fones, A. R.; King, R. L.; Roots, W. L.; Ray, C. F. 2nd Row: Butler, G. O; Webb, G. P.; Anthony, J.; Harkrider, C. G.; McBoom, R. A.; Cox, L. B.; Hensraling, C. A.; Coston, W. E.; Standley, R. J.; Colville, W. K.; Fox, S. V.; Reese, C; Patterson, C. H.; Moore, B. C.; Hodges, D.; Canavespe, J. A.; Gault, R.; Bradley, R. C.; Jones, E. S.; Hall, R. P.; Kelley, J. B.; Warren, C. F.; Nichols, M. E. 3rd Row: Langham, T. H.; Hannah, H. E.; Latta, C. A.; Crocker, C. P.; Jones, C. L .; Kruse, W. L.; Hillery, W. N.; Shell, T. A.; Oliphant, W. J.; Johnson, H. H.; Kaufman, W. T.; Kocmey, P. O; LaForge, E. L. 4th Row: Koopmann, G. W.; Page, J. R.; Shelton, H. O; Glass, C. D.; Hahne, K. N.; Bundrick, D. O; Renner, D. L.; Maness, V. L.; Coffman, W. E.; Wieland, D. R.; Shoemaker, J. D.; Schwab, C. F.; Davis, W. R.; Stubblefield, C. H.; Ashworth, ]. E.; Martin, D. O.; Wallin, J. R.; Clemens, D. E.; Allen, J. L.; Colglazier, R. W.; Chittenden, T. A. 5th Row: Clayton, P. M.; Holleman, A.; Streetman, O. L.; Crowder, F. L.; Hyde, R. B.; Wilson, B. R.; Slaughter, O. L.; Frey, H. A.; Casey, J. M.; Bryant, J. R.; Hallmark, W. J. 6th Row: Traylor, R. M.; Allday, F. W.; Rowland, O. B.; Miller, A. H.; Moss, J. W. Not pictured: Pomeroy, L. R. R. L. KING 141 142 O O I n R E V I E HI Hot and Hungry Fort Worth ! ! ! Review More overseers than workers, as usual Heavy, isn ' t it?? Key Chain Charlie Houston, PULLEEZE ! ! ! Wipe that grin off ! ! ! Give me your attention, Freshmen! Up and at ' em 1946 iVk v;. ACTIVITIES In the fall an Aggie ' s thoughts turn to thoughts of football and corps trips to Baton Rouge, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. Remember those nights spent in the lobby of the Texas, Rice and Austin hotels. Perhaps you were lucky enough to get a couch, if not you had a comfortable stone floor to sleep on. At midnight yell practice the streets of the town rang with those old Aggie Yells as you and your little woman humped it with hundreds of other Aggies and their dates. Remember how you strutted down the streets of Austin on parade, dodging the eggs and calcareous missies the teasippers threw at you. That afternoon your heart was alternately in your throat and in your boots (if you had any) as the battling Aggie team fought their hearts out for you on the gridiron. That night football was not foremost in your mind as you and your girl went to the football dance, going through the gyrations of jitterbugging or swaying slowly to the inimitable music of the Aggieland Orchestra. In the spring a young man ' s fancy turns to thoughts of love. It ' s funny how an Aggie calendar has 12 spring months. But in the spring of a regular calendar Aggie activities center around the campus. One of the most im¬ portant events of every Aggie ' s life is his Senior Ring dance. Here the Seniors and their dates enjoy the pause that refreshes in the ring. The juniors spruce up for their banquet and prom. The most loved class of all, the Sophomores, have a weekend to frolic in with their Sophomore Ball. One day you wonder if A. M. is co-ed. Around you are so many beautiful girls. No, A. 6c M. is not co-ed, no you ' re not dreaming, it is the Freshman Ball. It is the freshmen ' s time to romp and stomp while the upperclassmen have a weekend to lick their chops. At Christmas you braved pneumonia to sing Christmas carols and perform a masterpiece of Shakespearean drama, the Christmas play, at the Company party. Intramurals play a great part in the Aggie activities. In these everyone gets a chance to play Kimbrough for his Company. It is a proud man whose Company wins the intramural flag. These are but a few of the things that make Aggieland the best place we know. 148 AG GI ELAND A tribute to Colonel Dunn at his last appearance as director of the Aggie Band For us For them 150 Christmas Carols Christmas spirits No letter today Happy, Presnal? Aggie Siesta The Christmas play—-Dickens was never like this You tell ' em Homer All together now—push The fire bugs captured More suitable architecture This is what happens to T.U. arsonists Starting from scratch Leave room for yourselves I want to be alone 152 Making a club, Nelson? 153 Midnight yell practice Rubby dub dub—twenty men on Sully There ' s always the train Leg show Practice for Yell Practice Here ' s mud in your eye Home for a little while Time out for a talkie Fellows, the water is for Sully 154 A little higher and to the left boys The morning before Register here Center pole going up It ' s embarrassing Who fired that shot? What did you expect? Michelangelo was never like this 155 The housing shortage you know Pay checks or pictures? Aw come on baby, give us a date Why so happy fellows? I said it and I am glad Ft. Worth sees the Aggie game signs A guy, a gal, and a game It will have to do Do we burn the truck too? More grunt and less grin Kearby B. at the B. ( Bull ' ' at the bonfire) Somebody do something quick Throw another log on the fire The hole for centerpole of bonfire What a mess Go ahead and eat, don ' t let us bother you Rest Hot stuff Glad to see you Dishing it out Midnight snack Shoot the sand, please Try some, you ' ll like it 158 Bird ' s Eye View The quizz must have been ruff Aren ' t they lovely? Use Pepsodent Yat-ta-ta Ya-ta-ta Who ' s cuttin ' on Who? You figure one out—I can ' t Comewiz me to th ' Kashba 159 THAT FAmOUS AGGIE “T” Boing-g-g-g ! ! ! And a good time was had by all ' Take 5 Russ Morgan at the Ex- Serviceman ' s Ball 162 General Moore receiving the LLD The Big Wheels(?) Dorm 3—by sunlight And the band played on Is it a joke or indigestion? Bits for the Bonfire Sweet Slumber Portals to Pop Quizes This is a little different from Army life, eh, Joe?? We wonder where Pat was Pete and Bill enjoy some SOFT drinks Some Junior will always do it Little Dog relaxes 164 Hump it! Yes, it was posed Pinky Downs was received in true Aggie style 1, 2, 3, The Freshmen ' s work goes up in smoke Bleed, Dew Drop, Bleed! Louder 165 Listening to an instrumental Bill and Sully It was just a Saturday Dance The stags find time to talk And it all came true Fortisimo! fit the close of day Relay team for Varsity Swimming 166 SQUEEEEEZZE! ! ! ! Eish Hughes is camera shy, boys Make it pretty Dillingham Steps out ' ' Those old butterflies! That (§) % lb Prof!!!! Cuttin ' Meat You can tell by his hat that he is a Soph Walking along together 167 That Lonesome Road— The 1.7 mile Rilat and Ostermayer, Inc. A worthy donation Kemp electrified this one too Sully gets around Who ' s reg? Watch those hands, John Coach expresses his emotion Quit peekin ' Yes, the hind sight of Marty That squeeze paid off You tell ' em, Bubba Everyone humps it! Why so glim?— 169 Old entrance Take it easy Blood Jackson T. S. Body givin ' orders Hub, you old meany Home Life Home Life (cont ' d) Teddy ' s on the ball 170 Those short 4 hr. labs. All aboard! Water Water everywhere and not a drop to drink That was a joke, son. Leave us have no back talk Looking for someone? That was fun, now let ' s play something else When a body meets a body— 210 lb. humk of dynamite and ct six inch fuze 171 Well, General, what ' s your plan? Who brought the dice? Puddles—with keeper Contented Now bring it up the rest of the way There should be an easier way to make a living Don ' t crowd each other Heaven can wait flh—your father ' s moustache Cheer up, Charlie 172 FAVORITES CONRAD THIBAULT 174 Mr. Robert B. MacCallioxn, Editor The Longhorn Texas A. M. College College Station, Texas Dear Mr. MaeCallum: It has been a pleasure but a most difficult task to select the beauties for your yearbook Hoping that the results meet with the approval of the Corps of Cadets- I have chosen the following young ladies: Thanks to the Senior Class for bestowing upon me the honor of selecting the beauties and may I offer my best wishes to the class of ! 47, to the Longhorn and a most appreciative audience Bobbie Bickley Pat Rowland Gloria Hale Marie Power Jacque Hall Betty Ruth Davis Billie Barbour C onrad Thibault 176 177 Bobbie BicbLif 178 179 CLCcfrue 180 2), CIVL5 181 (Billie Bari, our 182 WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO DflN McGURK CHARLES YEARGAIN CHARLES CRABTREE CHARLES WEST rt fl m 185 WHO ' S WHO 186 J. B. 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W. Smith, Jr. 203 Mrs. H. J. Hanks Mrs. P. B. Shropulos Mrs. W. H. Ray Mrs. G. D. Holland Mrs. Joe McGowan Mrs. Gertrude Elkins Mrs. W. J. B. Davenport Mrs. H. L. King Norma Kehn ATHLETICS ouches H. H. Norton Marty Karow Lil Dimmit COACHING STAFF Bill James Manning Smith Frank Anderson Botchey Koch Johnnie Frankie Chas. DeWare COACH HOMER NORTON 206 ROSSER BAKER VICK CAVITT YELL STAFF Martin Vick.................Head Yell Leader Orville Baker.................Senior Member Bill Rosser...................Junior Member George Cavitt................Junior Member T-E-X-fRS, A-G-G-I-E, Fight! Fight! Fight-fight-fight! Fight! Maroon! White-white-white! A-G-G-I-E, Texas! Texas! A-M-C Gig ' em Aggies! 1 ! 2 ! 3 ! Farmers fight! Farmers fight! Fight-fight-fight-fight-fight Farmers, farmers, fight! 207 OwJftk Wan Aggie Spirit best in all the land! On our team there plays another man. ' Tamers Fight! comes from this Aggie son, For we speak as one! Texas Aggies down in Aggieland We ' ve got Aggie spirit to a man! Stand united! That ' s the Aggie theme. We ' re the 12th man on the team. When we ' re down, the gain ' s rough and tough— We just grin and yell we ' ve got the stuff To fight together for the Aggie dream, We ' re the 12th man on that fightin ' Aggie team! 208 FOOTBAL! COACH NORTON 1st Row: Higgins Moncrief Abraham Dickey 2nd Row: Smith Goode Butchofsky Hart, L. 3rd Row: Beard Yeoman Millican Dismuke 4th Row: Mortensen Cearley McKenna Payne 5th Row: Johnson Butler Pate Scott 6th Row: Whitten Brown Eckert Knight 7th Row: Grossenbacher Haws Farrior Townsen d 8th Row: Murnane Settegast Barker Monkhouse 9th Row: Norton James Koch Frankie 210 1 9 4 5 Ellis Darnell . Gray Yeargain Daniel, T. Mathews Feagan Sloan Geer Winkler Daniel, G. White Schmidt Beal League Guly Daniel, R. Joseph Hart, W. Williamson Teas Looney Pratt Denton Johnson, H. Horne N aler Jones Rice Bostwick Koenig Borchardt Anderson Dimmit Swain Rushing 211 MONTE MONCRIEF LEONARD DICKEY C adetA (Ideat d3earA 19-13 Playing on Kyle Field Saturday, October 27, the Maroon and White Aggies came from behind once more to carry off a 19-13 victory over the Golden Bears of Baylor. The outstanding linemen on the field that day was guard Grant Darnell who kept the Baylor offense through the line bottled up tight all afternoon, and who stole the ball from Baylor back Jim Kimbrough to gallop 30 yards for a touchdown. Rob Goode scored the remaining touchdowns for A M by heading around left end as Bill Geer took out Jim Kimbrough of Baylor in a spectacular play. The Bears scored their initial touchdown late in the second period on an intercepted pass gathered in by Baylor back Pierce, who then proceeded to run down the side lines 41 yards to cross the Aggie goal line. Those fighting Aggies, however, came through with a third quarter touchdown in just one minute and twenty seconds after the half-time intermission with Rob Goode going the final 21 yards. The other two A M markers were Grant Darnell ' s touchdown and Goode ' s last six pointer chalked up from the Baylor 19 yard line. Baylor scored last but their efforts came too late for the Aggies had 19 points which was enough to insure the victory. BOB BUTCHOFSKY GRANT DARNELL NORTON HIGGINS ROB GOODE 212 d lAJ iite J3 ow 6 to cjC. S. ' Ll. The L.S.U. Tigers led by Jim Cason, Red Knight, and Bill Tittle managed to overpower the Aggies on the night of October 13 in Baton Rouge to win the game 31-12. Most of the Tiger touchdowns were made on long runs by the above named players who had things their way during the greater portion of the game. In the first quarter the Aggies clicked for gain after gain as the L.S.U. line was torn to bits by Goode, Smith, and Butchofsky. Big Rob Goode went over left guard for the initial score of the game after Higgins had recovered a Tiger fumble on their 33 yard line. A M ' s other touchdown came late in the third quarter when Dan Foldberg intercepted Tittle ' s pass and returned it 46 yards to pay dirt, but the game was over for the Farmers long before that as L.S.U. had roundly outplayed the spirited and fight¬ ing Aggies whose play brought words of praise from Tiger fans. Credit must be given to Scooter Yeargain for his play at end and Grant Darnell for his performance at guard position. Monte Moncrief earned much praise for his vicious line play which helped him attain his tackle position on the ALL AMERICAN team selected by the American Football Coaches Association. 213 ylrLanAaA l ofifed lyfinder fildcicliLne 34-0 When the final whistle had sounded in Fayetteville, Arkansas, a sad homecoming crowd of Porker followers filed quietly from their stadium for the Aggies had literally walked off with a 34-0 victory. This win en¬ hanced A M ' s chances for a championship, giving them one defeat and two wins, and put them in a deadlock with Texas and T.C.U. in the Conference running. BILL GEER STUBBY MATTHEWS SCOOTER YEARGAIN ART ABRAHAM Bud Canada, a Porker back, had trouble holding on to the ball and as a result helped to place the Aggies in advantageous positions during the first quarter. The Maroon and White touchdown twins, Goode and Smith, together scored 18 points before the game was 9 min¬ utes old. Preston Smith went over from the Arkansas 7 yard line and Goode made the second and fourth touchdowns with runs on 27 and 6 yards respectively. However, Smith ' s 74 yard return of an Arkansas punt in the first quarter was a grand example of the type of football that will bring the spectators to their feet. The last counter was made by the very reliable Stubby Matthews from the Arkansas 4 yard line. Two pleasant surprises were wel¬ comed by the Aggie followers as John Ballen- tine kicked four of five extra points and Bill Engle, a new man in the A M lineup, filled ailing Captain Butchofsky ' s shoes admirably. 214 CU Out 6-0 Uictonj Ouer arm erS AcSeM looked like the winner by roundly outplaying the Rice Owls in their Houston stadium November 17, but evidently the presence of Rdmiral Halsey that day must have given them stage fright because a Rice pass caught by end Jack Mc¬ Bride outside the Aggie secondary was good for 6 points and a victory for the Feathered Flock. The Farm¬ ers scored, but the ever present officials ruled no touchdown claim¬ ing that the ball caught over the goal line by Rob Goode was dead because it had previously touched Aggie end Dan Foldberg. However, the worst break of all was the in¬ jury suffered by Tom Daniel in the second quarter, the bullet-passing quarterback broke his right wrist, keeping him out of play for the remainder of the season, along with Captain Bob Butchofsky who had pre¬ viously received a kidney injury during a practice session. Too much empasis cannot be placed on the play of lineman James Winkler, Hub Ellis, and Norton Higgins for they helped to keep the Maroon and White Team on the threshold of the Owl goal line all afternoon. Both offensively and defensively the Aggies tore the Rice line to pieces, but Lady Luck looked toward the Rice team and handed them their sweet victory. JOHN BALLENTINE BILL YEOMAN DAN FOLDBERG o oners d3ejlore Acjcjie OnS Iczuyht 19-14 Iks? fdnZ Cashing in on three expensive O.U. fumbles the Texas Aggies gained a 19-14 verdict over the Sooner lads on Owen Field in Nor¬ man, Oklahoma, after a hard fought battle which saw Oklahoma come from behind to take the lead 14-13 only to relinquish that lead to the College Station boys because of their last costly bobble. Bob Butchofsky covered the first Sooner fumble on their 21 yard stripe during the first play of the game. A few minutes later, Rob Goode then slipped through a nice hole set up by his teammates for the first A M touchdown. The game was strictly an Aggie affair until the Sooner boys, led by backs Venable and Hawkins, switched from the T to the single wing formation and proceeded to eat up yardage toward the Maroon and White goal line. Rob Goode, who scored all three touchdowns, fancy runner Pee Wee Smith, center Hub Ellis, and fumble grabbers Charley Yeargain and Bob Butchofsky, were bad medi¬ cine to the Oklahoma defenders all afternoon. The game in figures explains the Aggie victory as the Maroon and White held the upper hand in nearly every department; although, as a whole the teams were evenly matched. LILLARD HART BILL ENGLE _____ jt- ower J own .1 s.w.y. 3-0 On November 10 football fans saw Rob Goode run 51 yards down Kyle Field turf to the S.M.U. 17 yard line where fohn Ballentine promptly sent the ball through the up-rights for 3 points which stood up for the remainder of the game and handed the Aggies another conference vic¬ tory. The kicking of Red Maley and Doak Walker kept the cadets on the defense most of the game and well in their own territory as only once did the Farmers cross the Mustang 25 yard line. Offensively the Aggies played their worst game of the sea¬ son, but the whole Maroon and White team will be remembered that afternoon for their determina¬ tion to keep the S.M.U. team from crossing the double stripe as one Mustang threat after another was staved off. The visitors ' only serious threat came late in the third quarter when they brought the ball to the Aggie 14 yard line before losing it on downs; how¬ ever, they were constantly in possession of the ball in the danger zone between the Aggie 30 and 15 yard lines. As for outstanding players on the field that day none can come close to the defensive game which Bill Geer displayed at his end position. Fte was bad medicine to the Mus¬ tangs all afternoon as time and again he would smear their ball carriers far behind the line of scrimmage. The Maroon and White victory was hard for S.M.U. to bear, but the Aggie team has had to swallow a defeat such as that more than once on the football field and Lady Luck must have realized that fact by sending the Mustangs home on the short end of the score. DEAN DENTON BULLET GRAY BILL HART Z lylpAetA 13-12 After a sluggish start which saw the Maroon and White nearly run out of Fort Worth the Aggies came roaring back to score two touchdowns only to lose a heartbreaker, 13-12, to T.C.LJ. before a packed stadium of 25,000. Only seven minutes of the final half had elapsed before the Maroon and White had counted two touchdowns and found them¬ selves within one point of the surprising Frog¬ gies, who, until that time, held the upper hand because of costly A M fumbles. Bob Butchofsky, who played heads-up football all that day, carried the ball after scooping up a T.C.U. fumble and went 32 yards for the second Aggie touchdown. Bob got plenty of much needed interference from versatile James Winkler and guard Grant Darnell. The Aggies held a decided advantage and would have won the game had it not been for fumbles that occurred in the very shadow of the Purple and White goal line. Winkler and Dickey were demons on defense, and pile drivers on offense as time and again they cleared the way for Aggie backs. The victory by T.C.U. was a hard pill to swallow and would have ruined a good corps had it not been for those everlasting and true T.S.C.W. girls who helped bolster the boys ' morale by coming en-masse from Denton for the game. . r 54, I -as 6SgMfig. ' -- : ivs, f ' ? • •.•• ' . rii -—f ' - ' -.� • � � ' « ' -V- r T ' TIH ' TTT P P ■ f 94 W t . Xv° si- ' 5 S£ri jrSsi irir w - j flw ror - s«?, •s� «$WI NV ' w i _ :.; ' .sic ► ■-:’-•.. • ' ■«!• ' ■• V ' ' j V Ai 8«( • ' ' ' - yr i kc i. r. Sr5 l W.? . J ' lif rd ic htinq laaiei oCoie Jurheu 2)au Game 20-10 A capacity crowd of 41,000 fans jammed Kyle Field on Thursday, November 28, 1945, for the first peace time Turkey Day clash between the Aggies and Texas University since November of ' 41. Following true to form with past Thanksgiving Day performances, each team played inspired football which saw the Aggies take the lead late in the third guarter only to have the lead erased in the last quarter after a cruel break that enabled the Orange and White to carry off a 20-10 decision. Gene Johnson, the find of the game, made a sparkling run which set up A M ' s only touchdown on one play. Monte Moncrief was on the ground along with another unidenti¬ fied Aggie as they tried vainly to take out Billie Jo Baumgardner and Hubert Bechtol who stopped Gene on the 10 yard line. John Ballentine ' s third quarter field goal put A. M. out in front 10-7, but heads-up play on the part of Charlie Tatom, a Texas end, who pounced on a free ball within the very shadows of the TOMMY MURNflNE Student Manager . ' f. - - � Maroon and White goal line, early in the fourth quarter, gave the Texas team its decisive touchdown. Tackles Monte Moncrief and Leonard Dickey, along with ends Norton Higgins and Bill Geer, also guard Grant Darnell and back Rob Goode played the kind of football that Aggies before them have done on previous Thanks¬ giving Days. All A. M. men who took to the field that day for the great battle with our ancient rivals from 40 acres are to be commended for their fight and spirit. Eiffel 219 Ouer () 3 i ecir 6 Ellington Field Texas A M 54 Texas Tech 6 Texas A SM 16 Oklahoma U. 14 Texas A M 19 L.S.U. 31 Texas A M 12 T.C.U. 13 Texas A M 12 Baylor U. 13 Texas A M 19 Arkansas U. Texas A M 34 S.M.U. Texas A M 3 Rice 6 Texas A M Texas U. 20 Texas A M 10 220 ponied and —horned ddrtHjS Butch starts off on a touchdown romp against T.C.U. I ice and O. ld. flggies plowing over O.U. goal line Gene Johnson heading for T.U. pay dirt Jexcid __ W! vd. Oe ex ciS Rob Goode around ALL AMERICAN end, Bechtol, for Aggie touchdown 3ooiLBS, 3 ideliciliL eaM)n BASKETBALL 1946 COACH MARTY KAROW CAPT, JAMIE DAWSON BASKETBALL SQUAD 1st Row: Don Mace, Bill McCormic, Homor Adams, Hilton Hall, Bill Yeoman, Peck Vass, Bill Townsend, Morris Backer. 2nd Row: Johnnie Frankie, Jim Kirkland, Jamie Dawson, Oscar White, Bill Underwood, Marty Karow. 226 DL S, e ciS on Camp Bowie .......... . ... 17 A. M. 51 S.L.I .................. ....32 A. M. 40 L.S.U ................. ....51 A. 6c M. 50 Bergstrom Field ....... ....42 A. 6c M. 41 S.H.S.T.C............. ... .21 A. 6c M. 50 Army Pilot School...... ....40 A. 6c M. 43 il.A.F. P.D.C........... ... .21 A. 6c M. 36 Kelly Field ............ ....33 A. 6c M. 32 Corpus Christ! N.A.S. . . . ....59 A. 6c M. 44 S.M.U ............... ....38 A. 6c M. 45 T.C.U ................. ....51 A. 6c M. 41 T.U ................... ....46 A. 6c M. 42 Rice ................. ....36 A. 6c M. 34 Corpus Christ! N.A.S. . . . ....59 A. 6c M. 56 T.C.U ................. ....55 A. M. 47 S.M.U ................. ....49 A. 6c M. 53 S.H.S.T.C.............. ....34 A. 6c M. 44 T.U................... ....44 A. 6c M. 50 Rice.................. ....64 A. 6c M. 59 Baylor ................ ....54 A. 6c M. 48 Baylor ................ ... .44 A. 6c M. 41 Arkansas ............. ... .55 A. 6c M. 56 Arkansas ............. . . ..45 A. 6c M. 53 PECK VflSS BILL YEOMAN 227 Playing before capacity crowds throughout the season, the 1946 Aggie basketball team was a dangerous ag¬ gregation which won the respect and acclaim of all spectators who follow the great indoor sport. Texas Univer¬ sity came to College Station on Wed¬ nesday, February 5, only to leave that night on the short end of a 50-44 score, and Arkansas made the long trip to DeWare Field House later in the sea¬ son losing the first of a two game HOMOR ADAMS JAMIE DAWSON 228 DON MACE HUGH WEBER BILL TOWNSEND series to the Farmers by a narrow one point margin 56-55. The surprising Baylor Bears won the Southwest Conference championship with a single defeat handed them by the Porkers from Fayetteville, but the Maroon and White Aggies held Baylor to close scores in both games played this season with the first contest settled in an overtime period. Co-captain and all conference player Jamie Dawson led the Aggie team both in points and ability closing his basketball career with a banner year. Ball hawk Bill Yeo¬ man, Peck Vass, Don Mace, and co-captain Homer Adams will long be remembered for their hustling brand of play which helped to class the 1946 Texas A. M. basketball five as a dangerous threat to any team no matter what their record might be. MORRIS BACKER JIM KIRKLAND BILL McCORMIC 229 BASEBALL LIL DIMMIT, Coach TOMMY RATTAN, Student Manager BASEBALL SQUAD Arnold, Edwin McDonald, H. Rettig, A. Beesley, E. Matthews, M. Shuford, J. Bradley, W. Mays, R. Strange, J. De Lafosse, F. Moon, H. Thornton, C. Hartley, B. Newman, A. Vass, C. Lindloff, C. Newsome, R. Watson, J. Lindsey, H. Pressly, J. Willingham, W. Little, R. Purtle, E. Rattan, T., Mgr. 230 Southwestern........ .......... 2 A. M. 9 Southwestern........ .......... 4 A. 6cM. 3 T.U.................. ..........13 A. 6c M. S M.U.............. ........ 14 A. 6c M. 8 T.C.U................ .......... 7 A. 6c M. 1 Rice................. ..........10 A. 6c M. 3 S.M.U................ .......... 4 A. 6c M. 1 S.M.U................ .......... 1 A. 6c M. 2 T.C.U................ ..........12 A. 6c M. 4 Rice................. ..........11 A. 6c M. 2 Rice ................ .......... 6 A. 6c M. 3 T.U.................. .......... 4 A. 6c M. 3 T.U.................. ..........15 A. 6c M. 2 BEESLEY HARTLEY Stubby makes a run 231 ARNOLD LINDLOFF BRADLEY WILLINGHAM ' ' • ■ The Texas A. M. baseball team of 1945 was a cellar dwelling team which managed to break into the win column but twice throughout the season. Southwestern U. and S.M.U. were the two diamond teams which had to be satisfied with an Aggie victory. As was expected the Aggies played their best conference game of the season against Texas University but dropped the game 4-3. Against the Waco A.A.F. major league stars the Farmer dia- mondmen truly played like champions, holding the Waco nine on even terms 232 for eight innings but losing the contest 4-1. 1945 found the Maroon and White nine lacking experience in almost every department with but two return¬ ing lettermen, thus explaining the dif¬ ficulty encountered when playing such skilled baseball nines as the Waco 14.A.F. aggregation. Shortstop Stubby Matthews, catch¬ er Grant Darnell, first baseman George Strickhausen, and left fielder Floyd DeLafosse were the oustanding play¬ ers on Pete Jones ' squad helping to class the Aggies as a dangerous threat to any team no matter how great the odds. DELAFOSSE SCHUFORD THORNTON LINDSEY 233 194 (f udeLali f reuiew The Aggie Nine got the 1946 diamond season off to a roaring start by slugging out two victories over Southwestern University. In these two games, which served as the season ' s openers, the Aggies displayed wonderful ability and the promise of a good chance toward obtaining the Conference title. The second team to meet the Aggie on¬ slaught was Luke Field of Arizona, which on the 22 and 23 of March clashed with the Aggies in a two game series that saw the Dimmitmen bat the horsehide all around the lot to take both games by heavy margins. Serving as sparkplugs for the team in both games were hurlers Johnny Shuffor, Hub Moon, and Earl Beesley with Edwin Arnold and Billy Hartley hiding behind the catcher ' s mask to signal for the right kind of throw. Predicting the champion of this year ' s Southwest Conference is hardly permissible this early in the season; however, it is safe to say that with able men like Thornton, Pressly, Lindloff, Vass, Matthews, and Willingham on the team the Aggies will certainly have their bid in for a position at the top of the list when the season closes. 234 TRACK TRRCK COACH ANDERSON And ews Beard, G. G. Benson, W. L. Bedemann, L. J. Bezka, M. J. Bradley, B. Brandt, E. J. Broyles, B. Byrd, N. L. Clepper, P. Cole, G. A. Connaly, P. R. Cox, J. G. Daniel, G. Dickey, L. Farrier, A. Feagan, J. Fescher, W. P. Galleway, J. E. Garey, A. Glimp, R. R. Gohmert, L. B. Goode, R. L. Guly, G. A. Haas, R. E. Hargis, J. W. Hargis, R. O. Hamden, A. H. Hasty, B. Haws, A. B. Hill, I- R- Hink, B. W. Hedges, E. G. Hoefelmeyer, A. B. Jay, W. Jones, J. P. Jones, J. T. Jordon, J. W. Kuykendell, D. Lee, W. H. Lomax, L. L. Luker, N. E. McCants, E. W. Metcalf, A. G. Mortensen, J. E. Napier, W. Nevikoff, J. Ortiz, A. Parks, J. Parks, J. N. Price, W. H. Quirey, J. A. Randle, S. Rice, J. Richardson, J. Riley, G. W. Russell, B. E. Schmidt, V. R. Shultz, D. V. Slaughter, J. E. Sloan, R. R- Smolik, J. Smolik, W. B. Staulzenberger, O. Stone, L. Stone, W. R. Swisher, W. D. Waterhouse, R. R. Whisenhunt, G. White, O. M. Williams, R. K. Williamson, D. D. Wuthrich, E. Young, F. C. Zeigler, I. M. Zeitman, A. TRACK 1945-46 The Aggies have long been known [or their track teams, and 1945 was no excep¬ tion as the Maroon and White cindermen took first place in two out of nine meets in which they participated. In the remaining seven they placed second. Lil Dimmit led the team through this fine season which was climaxed by the Southwest Confer¬ ence meet in Dallas, May 11 and 12, which saw A. M. take second place honors, bowing only to Texas University. Southwest Conference pole vault cham¬ pion L. C. Williams, high jump and broad jump specialist A. B. Haws, half-miler foe Green, hurdler Hensch, and quarter-milers Ray Holbrook, Red Wilson, Tom Alley, and fim Henderson were the principal point- makers for the Farmers. HflRNDEN JflY STONE BODEMflN FflGflN WILLIAMSON The Maroon and White thincladsmen took the mesaure of the Rice Owls twice in dual meets, but at Ft. Worth in the annual Fat Stock Show competition, at Austin in the famous Texas Relays, at Lafayette Lou¬ isiana in a meet sponsored by S.L.L, and at Houston in the Little Conference Meet, the lads from College Station could do no bet¬ ter than second place. When considering the age and experi¬ ence of those fighting Aggies who com¬ posed the 1945 track squad, the season as a whole can be termed very successful. The 1946 track season has just begun with coach Frank Anderson at the helm. The first post war edition of trackmen at Aggieland have shown promise by already taking second place in the Laredo Border Olympics, fourth place in the Ft. Worth Stock Show competition, and first place in a triangular meet with Rice and Baylor. Leaders thus far in the point making department have been long distance man Johnny Ziegler, high jumper A. B. Haws, and quarter-miler A. H. Hamden. GOODE INTRAMURALS INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS A Company Infantry First Row: Baker, Presnal, Cox, Smith Second Row: Reed, Love, Denton, Hluza, Layne Third Row: Alien, Bell, McKenzie, Fergus, Mattei, Golden 240 INTRAMURALS Intramural football finals Intramural cross country meet Get off my back, Jack Intramural football practice 241 d cisLetLctU Ck amniond B COMPANY INFANTRY Grisham, Calhoun, Chambers, Bailey, Rippetoe, Strange, Fehrle, Clarke J-ootlall C hamniond E COMPANY INFANTRY McMahon, Garfield, Meriwether, Hamilton, Hinkle, Smith, Norris, Williams, Smith, Janda 242 +Sy)eeclbaffl C Li ctmnionS ifj n fl COMPANY INFANTRY Front Row: Reed, Smith, Wyble, Golden Back Row: Hluza, Love, Bell, Layne, Mattel CU Country Cl am .pionS B COMPANY INFANTRY Fehrle, Stamos, Buily, Calhoun, Carter r Jol(ey.bciI!( C liampionA A COMPANY INFANTRY Mattel, Wyble, Bell, Presnal, Fergus, Baker, Golden INTRAMURAL ACTION Somebody do something!! May I have this waltz? ' Thermopoly had its message of defeat”—the fellow on the bottom had none. Wonder if he ' ll make it around the corner. Two more runs for F Company Watch ' em close, Spike! My ackin ' back!! Taking it on the chin Gut it Oh!!! 245 Down his throat Where ' s the ball? Big enough to drive a Hog through Get ' im, Eddie!! One into the net Just loafin ' Dog pile Nice snag Just practicing for finals Rosie leads interference 246 MINOR SPORTS swimminG It took thirteen years for a Texas A. M. swimming team to win the conference championship, but the 1945 aggregation did just that in the Texas U. Gregory Gym¬ nasium pool on April 16 by a close 84-80 score. On this particular Monday afternoon members of the swimming team such as high point man Tom Syfan, free styler M. S. Escobar, diving expert Alvaro Facio, 440 specialist Allen Self reached a goal that no other Maroon and White team has ever accomplished. Texas University had carried off decisions from the Aggie tank team for the past eleven years, but a determined web footed outfit from College Station brought home a champion¬ ship, turning over a new leaf in swimming records. SWIMMING TEAM 1st Row: lohn Heeman, Dick Baugh, Puddgy Armstrong, Jack Riley, Allen Self, Manuel Escobar, Dick Whitely. 2nd Row: Tom Syfan, Tom Portele, Paul Webster, Walters, Bill Geer, Dick Lea, Jimmy Gains, Art Adamson (Coach). 3rd Row: Jim Clark, Jimmy Thomas, A1 Facio, Earner, A. Fierro, Jack Moss, Buss Sawyer. TEnms The 1945 Aggie tennis team directed by the able Tommy Penn worked hard to earn what honors they could achieve. The team led by Memo Elizondo, Jimmy Killebrew, Boots Gilbert, and Bob Huston, lost decisions to the Rice Owls, Texas Longhorns, and T.C.U. Horned Frogs. However, the loss to T.C.U. was avenged later by an Aggie victory over the Froggies which was a prelude to the Conference meet held May 12 when A. M. took third place. The Moroon and White netmen didn ' t compile a great record on the concrete courts but the same fight and spirit was recognized in their efforts to win as has been shown by past Aggie tennis teams. MANNING SMITH Coach Baron, IT Becker, F. P. Durst, Lee Elizondo, M. TENNIS TEAM Gilbert, C. W. Gilbert, W. Hernden, D. Huston, Pi. Langford, D. Mitcalf, P. Peterson, R. Stanford, B. 249 a ectm Borofsky Cook Crosson Daniels (Capt.) Grohn lones Kurry Mansfield McGowen Platt Richardson Sexton Capt. J. C. Wolfe (Coach) Sgt. Naylor New to the campus but proving himself old at the game of marksmanship, Captain J. C. Wolfe of the Coast Artillery Corps took over this year ' s rifle team, coaching them to a number of victories. First to put the Aggie Sharpshooters to the test was Henderson State Teachers Col¬ lege of Arkansas, which challenged A. S M., only to lose the match 1838 to 1599. As the season progressed, however, the triggersqueezers found themselves confronted by more trying opponents. The first taste of defeat came to the College Station squad when they conceded to the United States Coast Guard; however, bull ' s-eyes felt the hot lead of Aggie rifles again during the meet with Montana State University which ended in a victory for the Aggies. During the latter part of the 1945-46 season luck seemed to be against the Aggies, for during this time the Farmers found themselves dropping two matches—one to the University of Pittsburgh and another to West Point. The most competitive of the two matches, however, proved to be that with West Point, in which the scores were very close. The gentlemen from north of the Mason Dixon Line managed to outsight the Texans, but only by a narrow margin. Faced with keen competition throughout the season the Aggies nevertheless proved themselves able handlers of firearms and had a very successful season. 250 Arriving at Fort Worth Lee makes some brew The heat ' s on!! Still life, Aggie style Every hour on the hour Naylor supervises Poor chicks! Why play with the dog, Tip? The steps these Aggies think up— Waitin ' Hitchin ' a ride Cold or hot (?) Big Joe Napoleonic He loves it!! The sure way Mighty sharp! ACT IV I T I E $ •Student cjCi e (Committee MEMBERS DEAN ROLLINS Chairman J. W. ROLLINS JOE SKILES DANIEL RUSSELL W. L. PENBERTHY M. L. CASHION ERNEST LANGFORD G. B. WILCOX R. G. PERRYMAN •E: L. ANGELL ROBERT KING MARTIN VICK GLENN BELL ELI BARKER 254 •Stu den t dctiui tied O ice The Student Activities Office serves the Corps in all capacities relating to Student Publications, activities, and concessions. The publications include the LONGHORN, the Battalion, the Student Directory, Football programs, and a Freshman handbook to acquaint him with his college and to assist him during his period of orientation. Town Hall, Campus Dances, Clubs, The Singing Cadets, The Aggieland Or¬ chestra, and all student concessions come under its jurisdic¬ tion. The Guion Hall theater is also controlled by this office with the profits reverting to the Corps. Joe Skiles ..... R. L. Heitkamp. Lamar Fly..... Bill Turner..... Sybil Smith . . . Margaret Tighe PERSONNEL ...........Manager ......fiss ' t Manager Student Publications .....Singing Cadets ...........Secretary .........Bookkeeper Jhe d3cittcili ton THE STAFF Sam A. Nixon....................Editor Vick Findley...........Managing Editor Allen Self..............Managing Editor Marion Pugh..............Sports Editor Charlie Weinbaum. . . Ass ' t. Sports Editor Wendell McClure .......Advertising and Circulation Paul Martin ..................Reporter John Harris ........,. ...... . .Reporter T. D. Prater....................Reporter Ed Gray ......................Reporter Bob Huston....................Reporter MEMBERS Bob King...........................President of Senior Class Eli Barker...................................Cadet Colonel Joe McGowan....................Regimental Representative Hilton Hall.......................Regimental Representative Leonard Williams.................Regimental Representative Chester Reed....................Regimental Representative Glenn Bell.........................President of Junior Class Jack Laughlin.................President of Sophomore Class W. E. Martin....................President of Freshman Class The Student Council is formed at the beginning of each regular school term with the purpose being that of working with and making recommendations to the Dean of Men in matters concerning Student Life, Student Government and the Cadet system, and to make recommendations to the Dean of Men in such disciplinary cases as may be brought before the Council. Lit these meetings the Dean of Men or his representatives will meet with the Student Council in an advisory capacity. 257 ROBERT MacCALLUM Editor OL cjConahorn THE STAFF R. B. MacCALLUM Editor G. P. SHROPULOS Associate Editor D. P. HANKS Assistant Editor Business Manager I. R. BOND Sports Editor H. T. JOHN Ass ' t Business Manager JAY COWAN Art Editor R. E. TIPTON Junior Ass ' t. A. S. BARADA Sophomore Ass ' t. B. C. McRAE Freshman Ass ' t. T. G. MARTIN Freshman Ass ' t. E. H. WILLMAN Freshman Ass ' t. B. G. PARKER Freshman Ass ' t. J. E. McLEMORE Freshman Ass ' t. THE STAFF 258 GEORGE P. SHROPULOS Associate Editor DONALD P. HANKS Assistant Editor, Business Manager JIMMIE R. BOND Sports Editor The Editors Confer W. M. TURNER Director Richard Alvis Clayton Eisenhower Lloyd Bailey Bill Evans Owen D. Baker Duane Evans James Berry David Fallas Bob Bowman Charles Goff Robert Brinkman T. Grady Griffin C. W. Buchanan Frank Haines P. fl. Coleman Morgan Hampton Conrad Cone R. L. Hardy M. C. Cox John F. Helm W. H. Cox Leonard Holder Charles Crabtree Donald Jarvis Arthur Crixell James F. Jones James Dalton Watson Keeney J. F. Davis Robert Leatherwood Harry Doran Gene Lewis 260 delete Bill Menger David Mitchell James F. Morris Jimmy Nichols C. H. Patterson Tom Price J. J. Putnegnat H. Quiram Fount Ray John Smith Ray Smith R. B. Smith R. R. Smith Franz Springer Wynon Stewert H. B. Stone Charles Thoma E. O. Tynon Gaylord Ware Earnest Watts John Wells Ralph Wheat W. H. White Carl Whyte Richard Wilkinson E. C. Will Lynn Williams Whitney Wilson James Woodley Robert Woodliff G. W. Wren 261 ZJhe Orchestra BASS Richard Parker DRUMS Eugene Eickholtz Joe Pike GUITAR Fred Forste PIANO FRED NELSON SAXOPHONES J. B. Doak Jess Herrera Lindell James F. I. Montemayor Jerry Steves Jim Wheeler TROMBONES Eddie Golden Gilbert McKenzie Nelson McLain G. C. Stanley TRUMPETS J. C. Mayes F. D. Prater Don Simpson Glenn Torrece VOCALIST Boyd Rogers 262 Jotun A. L. Presnal Student Manager ASSISTANT MANAGERS Orville Baker L. C. Williams H. B. Smith R. B. MacCallum A. G. lanes JUNIOR ASSISTANTS Dick Reed J. J. Putegnat lim Love The A. 6c M. Town Hall was organized to enable students to see and hear, for a nominal fee, out¬ standing artists whom they would otherwise be unable to enjoy. This year the organization brought to TL 6c M. Conrad Thibault, John B. Hughes, Rubinoff, Percy Grainger, Margaret Speaks, The Ostas, Lois Bannerman and the Gordon String Quartet, N.T.S.T.C. ' s production of the Bohemian Girl. 263 WJ-J w Guy Corley. . . . Cecil Bearden. . Frank Sosolik . . . H. C. Dillingham Jodelle McCall. . Mickey Collis. . . Marvin Smith. . . Curtis Simmons. Marion Pugh. . . Bill Thomas. . . . Mark Halleck . . John Stiles, Jr.. . Dick Bolin...... Bill Guthrie .... STAFF .............General Manager ................Asst. Manager ................Chief Engineer .............Technical Director ..............Program Director .........................Sales ..................Maintenance ....................Transmitter ........................Sports ....................Announcer ....................Announcer ....................Announcer ....................Announcer ....................Announcer BYRON WINSTEAD Publicity Director 264 ORGAN 12A f I ONS cu OFFICERS Hanks, D. P........ Jones, George..... ' ■Dillingham, Richard Rose, E. G......... ..............President ..........Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer ...............Reporter Campbell, Bill Cauthen, Pat Daniel, Guy Fenig, J. Hay, Charles Hollowell, Bob Horton Hoppe, Earl CLUB MEMBERS Hughes, F. L. Humphrey, Lester Jenkins, Bill King, Irvin Lindsey, W. Longley, Jim Luther, Jack McClanahan, B. H. McDaniel, W. B. McMahon, M. Robertson, Poole Rogers, B. PL Rogers, S. Sayles, Bill Seal, Hubert Stephens, O. B. Tittle, Jim Trickey, Charles Trickey, Jerry Vletas, Gus Walker, John Walkow, PL M. 266 £adt ZJexud jfWJ dub OFFICERS I. E. Elkins.......................................President B. F. LaRue..................................Vice-President L. D. Hammett......................Secretary and Treasurer Ft. S. Pugh........................................Reporter CLUB MEMBERS Abernathy, S. B. Hammett, L. D. Magers, R. A. Platt, E. D. Bender, H. L. Hampton, J. Mauldin, H. S. Potter, O. W. Bender, M. H. Hayes, B. Maxey, C. W. Powell, J. S. Cannon, O. B. Hefley, C. R. McCarty, J. Pugh, A. S. Carter, J. O. Jones, J. I. McConnell, J. Rollins, J. T. Cauthen, J. LaRue, L. A. Morris, J. F. Sayers, S. S. Dalby, W. S. Leediker, J. Moss, B. R. Stanley, B. Darsey, C. C. Lewis, J. J. Oates, J. R. Stevens, H. G. Davis, T. E. Lindsey, W. R. Park, B. T. Styner, P. Drake, C. B. Livingston, E. C. Phillips, T. E. Westmoreland, B. C. Elkins, I. E. Lowe, J. D. 267 OFFICERS . Rosamond...............President H. N. Anderson......Secretary-Treasurer . Main...............Vice-President Dr. H. E. Hampton.......Faculty Advisor unci (jc ume OFFICERS W. H. Kiel Treasurer B. P .Glass President Bill Welch . Vice-President y} m BioL n cu OFFICERS }. C. Thompson...................................President M. G. Boehl.................................Vice-President H. C. Wood........................Secretary and Treasurer CLUB MEMBERS Baechtel, J. C. Golden, J. Y. Berry, P. B. Goodwin, L. C. Billelo, L. J. Hink, B. W. Brown, W. L. Hardy, R. L. Calhoun, A. L. laccard, M. C. Cearley, J. P. King, C. L. Dobyne, P. Kitchens, C. B. DuPuy, L. J. Kennelley, R. M Fohn, J. M. Lambeth, C. B. Genitempo, J. F. Lehmann, G. E. Libby, D. E. O ' Neal, W. P. Lowe, B. Perry, P. B. Lovell, N. Russell, J. M. Leuschner, W. C. Shropulos, G. P. Lyles, T. W. Smith, J. A. McDaniel, D. R. Stamos, A. J. McDonald, R. E. Teas, P. C. Manes, V. L. Talley, C. A. Morgan, J. L. Winter, C. D. Monson, D. R. Woolley, J. W. 269 ndustricil ddcluccition C fuL OFFICERS J. H. Grohn.......................................President J. McGowan ................................Vice-President T. L. Moore........................Secretary and Treasurer J. B. Walker.......................................Reporter CLUB MEMBERS Anderson, H. D. Grohn, J. H. McCarthy, S. M. Stimson, C. W. Banner, E. Hammonds, J. I. McCord, B. Toys, J. W. Birdwell, W. A. Hooper, W. S. McMahan, T. Thurmond, J. F. Blair, B. R. Knight, J. B. Moore, T. L. Trout, K. L. Borger, L. R. Koopmann, G. W. Peters, M. A. Tunstall, D. O. Childers, R. R. Langston, L. B. Richardson, L. S. Umberson, B. L. Dominy, D. D. Lanik, E. J. Riedel, W. T. Walker, J. B. Duke, R. C. Loffer, O. D. Smith, T. E. Williams, J. E. Elkins, I. E. May, T. L. Speier, J. F. Young, B. J. Grisham, W. B. McBroom, R. A. Springer, F. A. 270 Welt excts OFFICERS Jay Poynor ......................................President W. R. Benson................................Vice-President J. B. FCenderson...................................Secretary R. D. Chenoweth.................................Treasurer CLUB MEMBERS Benson, R. Dibrell, J. H. Black, Eckert, J. C. Boyd B. F. Garrett, G. T. Brown, H. L. Giblin, J. M. Broyles, R. W. Grona, F. W. Canning, R. A. Grote, O. S. Cave, L. T. Grumbles, J. B. Chenoweth, R. D. Hayes, J. C. Compton, M. M. Henderson, J. B. Dedman, H. L. Henderson, J. S. Demere, F. Ft. Holekamp, C. T. Jacobson, A. K. Richardson, R. R. Jones, J. P. Rowland, E. B. Jones, R. L. Russell, R. W. Kothmann, A. L. Schmidt, C. D. McAllister, G. T. Schulze, V. H. Mayer, R. P. Shaw, J. G. Miller, E. D. Sheets, P. K. Pemberton, T. C. Sorrells, J. C. Polk, D. G. Splittgerber, T. R. Poynor, J. M. Stephens, H. L. Poynor, W. J. Stewart, L. G. Rawlings, F. C. Worsham, L. L. 271 OFFICERS J. M. Pankonien E. S. Ander son. . W. H. Kiel:..... R. W. Barzak. . . ......President . Vice-President .....Secretary .....Treasurer Anderson, E. S. Barzak, R. W. Boehm, R. C. Bohlmann, W. F. Denndy, R. W. Eisenhauer, C. A. Fincher, H. CLUB MEMBERS Fuchs, H. F. Grona, F. W. Harle, R. P. Jechow, B. W. Kiel, W. H. Johns, M. F. Koenig, R. E. Koopmann, G. W. Krauskopf, V. G. Kruse, E. C. Kruse, E. F. Laundry, C. D. Mgebroff, J. F., Rev. Pankonien, J. M. 272 SLeveport-A W! CLl OFFICERS fl. S. Mijcdis M. H. Sager. F. E. Greer. . .....President Vice-President .....Secretary Bell, G. D. Boone, J. E. Bridges, B. C. Bridges, R. E. Butler, B. E. Casten, G. W. Cunningham, E. R. Garrison, G. B. CLUB MEMBERS Haggard, W. C. Harlan, C. C. Grosjean, L. C. Happen, W. E. Martic, J. C. Meriwether, J. B. Mijalis, A. S. Moore, A. F. Murphee, P. D. Parsons, T. R. Prince, N. A. Richards, J. A. Richardson, J. H. Sapaugh, P. E. Stamos, A. J. Stamos, C. J. Summers, J. H. Thompson, J. Weyland, J. H. Wilkinson, J. R. Wright, E. A. 273 San-Antonio-A Oflfif] Club OFFICERS W. H. Schiefelbein IF T. John........ F. C. Young...... G. P. Knox....... .....President Vice President .....Secretary .....Treasurer Beck, W. W. Bolner, C. J. Byall, A. D. Cabana, A. E. Cobb, W. T. Colglazier, R. W. Davis, W. R. Dubitzky, R. H. Eckert, C. L. Eisenhauer, C. A. CLUB MEMBERS Etheridge, J. B. Hardy, A. C. Hoch, J. J. Hoefelmeyer, A. B. Kosub, P. B. Lasswell, M. E. Mager, R. H. Page, J. R. Paletta, F. J. Riley, G. V . Scherwitz, G. H. Schab, C. F. Smith, R. W. Stephens, B. T. Talley, C. A. Tate, C. W. Tschirhart, H. D. Warren, C. F. Williams, V. M. 274 institute oj leronciuticcilSci aenceS OFFICERS J. R. Vaughn....................................Chairman R. M. Fleming..............................Vice-Chairman C. F. Crabtree......................Secretary and Treasurer CLUB MEMBERS Anderson, B. M. Ferguson, G. W. Lamon, E. C. Reynolds, C. S. Borgfeld, R. H. Ferrel, J. D. Lewis, J.- J. Rosenberg, H. W. Brown, K. L. Fleming, R. M. Lincoln, P W. Russell, B. E. Burden, R. W. Gaston, B. K. Mannas, W. ]. Sanders, R. H. Clark, T. A. Gillespie, G. D. Mangold, L. R. Semands, E. D. Coddou, I. W. Goldman, S. I. Miller, C. E. Simmons, R. B. Cole, S. G. Goodwin, T. A. Mitchell, N. I. Stephens, U. Collis, M. E. Harvey, Q. C. Morgan, J. D. Tatum, J. R. Crabtree, C. F. Hinckley, E. C. Overton, B. ]. Tom, G. E. Crittenden, C. C. Holder, L. I. Peckham, R. E. Vaughn, J. R. Davis, P. G. Howard, T. C. Pela, E. A. VonRosenberg, E. L. Dye, F. E. Khoury, E. Prim, C. J. Washburn, ]. E. Enmon, W. G. Klutz, R. H. Ray, W. 275 OFFICERS J. W. Higgs.......................................President B. M. Kirk...................................Vice-President C. A. Ortiz.......................................Treasurer E. D. Brandt.......................................Reporter CLUB MEMBERS Acola, S. W. Freeman, T. H. Lunsford, R. V. Smith, B. J. Amis, M. W. Giblin, J. M. Luttrell, F. A. Thoma, C. W. Bantmanis, S. Gillespie, G. O. Martinez, R. B. Wedel, H. A. Barker, E. E. Gouge, J. F. McKenzie, S. C. Wellborn, C. V. Canavespe, J. A. Haas, C. E. Muir, C. D. Wilson, P. C. Carr, A. D. Hamilton, T. S. Nichols, R. L. Wirsching, J. E. Cecil, C. Hedge, J. D. Ottos, L. Witt, W. Coon, R. W. Jackson, A. R. Pompa, R. Woodley, J. W. Damrel, R. L. Jimenez, O. M. Porter, J. B. Young, F. C. Farrow, J. P. Jones, M. L. Richardson, J. H. Young, J. S. French, B. W. Lane, J. D. Santos, J. A. 276 O.jL ACtWI cu OFFICERS R. P. Swann............................President W. D. Hardesty.........................Secretary W. PL Parrick....................Social Chairman Spanidh F. J. Serna. . J. B. Frazier. OFFICERS .....President R. F. Reed. Vice-President M. Boehl . Secretary-Treasurer ...........Reporter 277 ' lAJichita (is la I) w. -gO id. £■ dZ ' CS xtelt: , ' o «W .Qr Gerald Hodges OFFICERS ..............President Robert Gowdy........ R. D. Riddle............................Treasurer Vice-President ZJexciS -A Ofl Yj jCa.tin--Ai mericctn OFFICERS Serna ...............................President J. Casas................................Secretary Facio...........................Vice-President F. Rodriguez...........................Treasurer 278 OFFICERS M. Libson..............................President S. King............................Vice-President L. B. Wardlaw............Secretary and Treasurer p,,- WJ CLi OFFICERS P E. Marsh.............................President W. D. Barnett.................Secretary-Treasurer J. E. Reed..........................Vice-President B. W. Hink..............................Reporter 279 OFFICERS B. F. Wright.....................................Chairman A. S. Mijalis.................................Vice-Chairman W. W. Beam....................................Treasurer CLUB MEMBERS Allen, T. Garfinkle, M. L. Mijalis, A. S. Roberts, S. B. Beam, W. W. Hatka, O. R. Paninski, E. A. Rohrabacker, W. E Behnken, R. W. Hammett, L. D. Nichols, J. W. Rollins, J. T. Beard, J. H. Keeney, W. S. Ostermayer, P. A. Rowland, W. G. Childress, K. H. Kaplan, G. S. Philipson, H. L. Spraggins, N. F. Crawford, D. H. Larrey, L. A. Putegnat, J. Thomas, A. D. Davis, J. W. Lane, L. R. Read, D. L. Graff, W. J. Dixon, P. H. Langham, T. H. Reiten, P. J. Wilson, R. C. Farmer, W. L. Libson, M. Reynolds, E. B. Wright, B. F. 280 J4oudon Jl fW} Club OFFICERS M. G. Bell................. R. F. Reed................. L. Thompson.............. E. D. Brandt............... CLUB MEMBERS Adams, R. J. Delahoussay, O. J. Kobs, E. C. Sexton, L. S. Agregard, J. T. Denney, R. W. Kury, M. C. Seyforth, F. Barada, A. S. Doak, J. B. Lunsford, R. V. Smith, B. J. Barber, H. H. Estes, C. E. McRae, B. C. Spiva, D. W. Brown, B. R. Everett, J. L. Maddow, H. A. Stephens, J. Cavitt, G. P. Fehrle, M. Mitchell, C. W. Sutton, C. E. Cornell, R. E. Foster, J. W. Mixon, M. S. Thornhill Chambers, T. H. Genitempo, J. F. Morrison, J. B. Vercellino, W. Clarke, D. L. Goldberg, A. P. Neely, J. B. Walton Cobb, J. R. Goodwin, S. T. O ' Donnelly, W. G. Wells, Z. R. Coddou, J. W. Hammer, L. J. Osborne, B. H. Werner, A. D. Cole, S. G. Henckel, C. Reese, R. Wire, J. T. Cooper, J. B. Holbert, B. Richardson, J. H. Wil kenson, Dan Cox, M. C. Home Rohrer, R. R. Wilson, W. L. Dawkins, T. G. Jefferies, C. A. Rowland 281 ZbJLt-J W CLl OFFICERS Joe McGowan....................................President George P. Shropulos.........................Vice-President Jere Higgs .............................Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Abernathy, S. Eppe, R. Maxwell, C. Abney, J. Goff, C. E. Moore, B. Baron, A. E. Goswick, H. Morrisman, J. Boxka, R. Holleman, A. Polaseck, B. E Carpenter, T. Hooten, D. Qualls, B. Clemons, D. James, J. Rice, J. Cowen, P. Jones, T. Smith, B. Cretien, P. McCord, W. C. Swango, B. Crowder, J. McCormic, B. Ubanks, R. Curren, D. Martin, R. W. Varner, B. Walne, H. W. 282 They ' ll try anything once Brute with _ censored Hubba Hubba Hubba!! Wet out, isn ' t it? Ain ' t love grand? Now let ' s stick to the truth, fellows!! Poor lonesome lad Sully salutes beauty 283 ' Whas ' a ' matter baby?” The worm turns For week ends only Motley ain ' t they? Isn ' t that sweet? Put her down before you drop her Ah---It ' s no fun that way Let it snow, Let it snow, Let it snow.” Lads with their ladies Bring on the matches OUR ADVERTISERS Getting those First of the semester necessities Compliments of The Exchange Store 286 Look for the TRUmPGTGR LflBGL A small thing to look for— a big thing to find.” Dallas ' Friendly Men ' s Store UUear the Boots that Champions UUear UU.S.D. CLOTHIERS Where Aggies Like to Shop FEATURING SMART MEN ' S WEAR AND COMPLETE REGULATION UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT •r j r w WlMBERLEY- STONE - DANSBY CLOCKIERS Bryan College Station 288 Fashion Park . . . a name that stands for distinguished quality and fine appearance in the field of men ' s clothing. Refolds • PmMID DALLAS and AUSTIN 289 Compliments of When in Houston . . . Come in and See Us for SOCIAL STATIONERY YEAR-ROUND GREETING CARDS FOUNTAIN PENS Mechanical Drawing Supplies WILSON STATIONERY PRINTING CO. Prairie at Fannin HOUSTON COLLGGG BOOK STORG Boosters of Hggieland for a Half Century Austin Bridge Company DRLLRS To the graduates we wish the best of luck. To the remainder of the corps happy vacation days and remember that now is the time to place your order for your fall uniform requirements. Zubik Sons UNIFORM SPECIALISTS 1896—50 Years of Tailoring—1946 290 sejBBy SBX 9 j eq; 6ujAJ85 8j;B8L]j sndiuBQ Pear and Weed Burners, Barrel Pumps, and Copper Floats. 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Your complete regulation uniforms, shoes, toilet articles, hosiery, underwear, and in fact everything that is needed by the student in clothing can be obtained in this store. The Exchange Store is not run with the idea of making money but merely for the convenience of the student body. Any profits that might be realized by us are returned to the students in our Profit Sharing Plan. THE A. M. COLLEGE EXCHANGE STORE CARL BIRDWELL, Manager COLLEGE STATION TEXAS 294 T€x i I Mm TEXAS is on the march INDUSTRI¬ ALLY . . . driving forward under full power to provide more jobs and continuing opportunities for its people. During war years, Texas demonstrated its industrial capacity and capability when its industries fulfilled $6,418,810,000 worth of war con¬ tracts involving the production of planes and parts, explosives, synthetic rubber, steel, magnesium, gasoline, oil, and a long list of other materials and supplies requir¬ ing skilled labor. During the war years, Texas’ industrial production rose from $450,000,000 an¬ nually to two and one-half times that amount on war contracts alone. This has resulted in expansion of plant facilities and labor force, and peace-time plans which call for even greater industrial production than during the war. As rapidly as building materials and machinery be¬ come available, Texas cities and towns are witnessing the building of new and the expansion of existing fac¬ tories and shops. Texas has everything needed by and for industry ... an abundance and diversity of raw materials and natural resources for convert¬ ing into manufactured products, mild cli¬ mate, excellent transportation facilities, highly intelligent and easily trained native labor . . . and abundant cheap electric power. Furthermore, Texas is the gateway to the Latin Americas, whether by land, by sea or by air. By the processes of reconversion and by wise and careful planning, Texans are determined to make the most of their state’s vast resources. Texas Power Light Company, a pio¬ neer Texas institution, joins all of Texas in inviting the immediate attention of American indus¬ trialists to the opportunities offered by the Lone Star State. As abundant, dependable and low-cost electric power from TP L transmission lines was a vital factor in producing for the war, so is it now in producing for peace. This Company’s industrial-minded manpower, as well as its vast power facilities, are at the disposal of those seeking to develop new or to expand existing in¬ dustrial opportunities in Texas. TEXAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY _ . . • • • - . ' v- v • • JOHN W. CARPENTER, President and General Manager 295 Compliments of FOR MASURY QUALITY Insist on MflSURY PAINTS A finish for every purpose, interior or exterior, on wood, metal, or concrete JAMES BUTE COMPANY HOUSTON Texas Distributors jesse h. tones ' inTGRGSTS Compliments of BRYAN BOTTLING CO., INC. GEO. STEPHAN President 296 W. BRIGGS COmPRny (jeneraf C ontractord SRN GNTONIO, TEXAS 297 meTZGGR D ft i r i e s FIGHT ' EM AGGIES HOUSTON PAPER COMPANY EVERYTHING IN PAPER Dallas - San Antonio Houston ENDS THE QUEST FOR THE BEST Fine Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry of All Kinds CALDWELL ' S JEWELRY STORE Bryan, Texas Quality Products —whose history in war has been grim and serious —in peace will contribute to greater comfort, better farm practice and a more prosperous agriculture. John Deere Plow Houston — DALLAS — San Antonio Texas 298 JOE SOSOLIK The Official Longhorn Photographer offers his congrat¬ ulations to the graduating class and reminds them that the portraits in this annual can be secured at any time. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS It has been a pleasure to serve the Longhorn staff this year—as it has been to serve the Aggies. THE AGGIELAND STUDIO North Gate COLLEGE STATION TEXAS 25 Years of Service 299 Specializing in WATCH REPAIRING and BACKING THE AGGIES!! Jk tnmun North Gate COMPLIMENTS O F s fl m s c o sfln flnTomo mflCHine supply co. 300 Silent) upon ct p ealz Not stout Cortez nor all his men gazed upon a more mar¬ velous world, a world offering more of opportunity, of adven¬ ture for the daring mind and spirit, than that which opens before the class of 1947. May you enter that world with the courage of your years; with the resolution of which carried the young men of your gener¬ ation— perhaps you, yourself —through the manifold strains of war; with the learning that is both truth and light. The Humble Company congratulates you, extends to you its best wishes, welcomes you into a world which needs you. HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY Refresh at AGGIELAND PHARMACY AND CASEY ' S CONFECTIONERY 301 R. ITI. Photo Shop PORTRAIT AND KODAK FINISHING Commercial Groups The House of Satisfaction ' ' AT NORTH GATE (Complete (jift Shop SHOP Popular and Classical Records Office Supplies, Picture Framing, Personalized Stationery Paints and Wallpaper, Artist Supplies ttf ' YOUR HOME TOWN STORE Haswell’s Where Savings Are Greatest BRYAN, TEXAS PHONE 2-8235 BRYAN, TEXAS 302 HUGHES The Rock Bit that Revolutionized an Industry The history of the creation and development of Hughes Rock Bits is an outstanding chapter in the Oil Industry’s book of progress. From the time the first Hughes Bit was run in 1909 , the advancement of rotary drilling methods has depended upon specially designed rock bits manufactured by Hughes, if five years leadership “in the field” have made Hughes Tools the Standard of the Industry. HOUSTON, TEXAS 303 TEXO Thos. Goggan Bro. 80TH YEAR The Music House of Texas ESTABLISHED 1866 GGGie CLeflneRS Recognized for Quality CURTIS EDEN Dial 4-4544 San key Park DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER 111 N. Main St. Bryan, Texas 304 GREYHOUND t}. Scenic enjoyment in Super-Coach comfort $ Thrifty Fares ... on short or long Trips GREYHOUND UHES 305 0j‘ 0A ' i Smith’s MILITARY SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES — UNIFORMS Phone 4-4444 North Gate College Station HjeSjato Brint morris motors SALES — SERVICE YORK CORPORATION FORMERLY YORK ICE MACHINE CORPORATION O Southwestern Headquarters Office HOUSTON, TEXAS Sub Branches at DALLAS, SAN ANTONIO and NEW ORLEANS Star Tires—Tubes Conoco Gas—Oil BRYAN, TEXAS Distributors in All Principal Cities Refrigeration • Air Conditioning Factories at YORK, PENNSYLVANIA DRUGS Toilet Goods, Drug Sundries Kodaks and Supplies Stationery C. R. Cmmel DRUGGIST Bryan Texas 306 This is it—that last chance that we have awaited for so long, to say what ' s on our minds. Somehow, the words that we had stored up to say don ' t seem just right—now. The things that flood up in our minds are the little things, the ones that we have been taking for granted ever since our freshman year —the bull sessions in our holes, Reveille frolicking in front of the band, yell practice at midnight, formal reviews and meal formations, thumbing it on those weekend Corps trips, and the moonlight on Sully ' s statue. So maybe these are the big things after all. When you analyze it care¬ fully, it was the little things that taught us some of the biggest lessons. Maybe that accounts for the peculiar tenacity of the Aggie traditions. Maybe there is something more than a time-honored custom in the way an Aggie shakes hands, and in the way a Fish is taught to say Howdy. Maybe there is something more in the Twelfth Man tradition, bigger than the will to beat T. U. These traditions are the precious heritage that we are passing on to you, OT Army. We know that they are the parts that add up to the Spirit of Aggieland. We don ' t believe that it ' s necessary to charge you here with the responsibility of keeping them alive, because we know that consciously or subconsciously, you have already acquired the instinct of preserving them. So let us suggest, instead, that you do not wait until your Commence¬ ment Day to find out what makes the Aggie tradition all that it is. We be¬ lieve that this understanding is the final step in the process of becoming an Aggie and entitling you to full-fledged membership in the worldwide Aggie brotherhood. So it ' s all yours now, Ol ' Army. Sully is yours; Kyle Field is yours; Military Walks is all yours. And so is Silver Taps, the Twelfth Man—and the Spirit of Aggieland. Take care of them. SPACE DONATED BY THE EXCHANGE STORE 307 ENGINE PUMP COMPANY Manufacturers Machinery Factors Contractors HOUSTON • DALLAS • SAN ANTONIO • KILGORE • EDINBURG • ALICE • LAFAYETTE, La. Diesel Engines Gas-Gasoline-Butane Engines Deep Well Turbine Pumps Centrifugal and Power Pumps Pumping Units Rotary Pumps 308 The POWER to Achieve An education puts into the hands of young men and women some useful tools. The skill and ambition with which these tools are used determine largely, the achieve¬ ments of the individual. Electric power also is a tool. It multiplies the muscle power of a worker, giving him the ability to do with ease in an hour what would require hundreds of hours by hand. It enables him to produce more and to earn more. The brain power of free, educated people, plus the electric power which has been provided so abundantly by America’s electric power companies, is one reason why we enjoy by far the highest living standard in the world. TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY 309 Compliments of h. m. Duncan AND c. in. Duncfln 310 COMPLIMENTS OF THE EXCHANGE STORE STUDENT CO-OP ED GARNER, GRAD. ' 36 Compliments of Kerrville Bus Company, Inc. ' ' Friendly Service SERVING College Station, Austin, Houston, Victoria, Kerrville, Bryan, Pecos, San Angelo, Big Spring, Abilene and San Antonio 312 BRYAN, TEXAS DISTINCTIVE APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Each and every one of the advertisers in the 1946 Longhorn is a true Aggie backer and is highly recognized as a leader in his respective field. We urge each of you to patronize them at all times. Their policy is still that of Satisfying the Customer. ' ' DL Stuff 313 Our -OlcluertiAerA A. M. Alteration Shop..............................................309 A. M. Photo Shop...................................................302 Aggie Cleaners ......................................................304 Aggieland Studio ....................................................299 A. M. Waldrop Company..............................................293 Austin Bridge Company...............................................290 Blackwell Burner Company............................................292 R. W. Briggs and Company............................................297 Brint Morris Motor Company..........................................306 Bryan Coca Cola Company...........................................296 Burrus Feed Mills.....................................................304 James Bute Company.................................................296 Caldwell ' s Jewelry Store..............................................298 Campus Theatre .....................................................291 Casey ' s and Aggieland Drug..........................................301 College Book Store...................................................290 College Station Shoe Shop................. 297 W. H. Curtin and Company..........................................292 H. M. and C. W. Duncan..............................................310 Emmel Drugs ........................................................306 Exchange Store.........................................286, 294, 307, 311 George E. Failing Supply Company....................................296 George ' s Confectionery ..............................................289 Thos. Goggan and Bro................................................304 Greyhound Lines.....................................................305 Haltom ' s............................................................306 Haswell ' s ...........................................................302 Hinman ' s Jewelry....................................................300 314 Our -Oldverti er3 Houston Paper Company.............................................298 Hughes Tool Company...............................................303 Humble Oil and Refining Company....................................301 John Deere Plow Company............................................298 Jesse H. Jones ' Interests..............................................296 Justin Boot Company.................................................288 Kerrville Bus Company...............................................312 Lester ' s Smart Shop...................................................313 Lipscomb ' s Pharmacy ................................................305 Metzger Dairies ......................................................298 National Affiliated Hotels.............................................292 J. C. Penny Company.................................................302 Reynold ' s-Penland Company..........................................289 Ring and Brewer.....................................................293 San Antonio Machine and Supply Company............................300 Sankey Park........................................................304 Smith ' s Cleaners .....................................................306 Southern Engine and Pump Company..................................308 Student Co-Op ......................................................312 Strauss-Frank Company ..............................................294 Texas Electric Service Company.......................................309 Texas Power and Light Company......................................295 Varner ' s Jewelry .....................................................308 Jas. K. Wilson Company...............................................288 Wilson Printing and Stationery Company..............................290 W. S. D. Clothiers....................................................288 Wyatt Metal and Boiler Works........................................287 York Corporation ....................................................306 Zubick and Son......................................................290 315 THE GULF PUBLISHING COMPANY 5 301 BUFFALO DRIVE • HOUSTON, TEXAS Q N LOOKING through this yearbook one seldom realizes the countless hours, even days, ol work and planning done by the editors to produce an outstanding annual. I be editors supervision includes every¬ thing Irom the first idea ol a theme through the innumerable details involved in art work, layouts, photographs, copy, engravings and printing. Our greatest interest has been to work in the spirit of cooperation, relieving the editors, wherever possible, of some of their work and worry. With the shortage ol materials and manpower the task has not always been easy and delay has been inevitable. It is our hope, however, that our organization ol experienced craftsmen has succeeded, along with your editors, in turning out a hook that you will find both attractive and entertaining. 316 • ♦ � � 4