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' ■ •• . . • ' i % A 4 - i t ’- 4 ■ ♦• , ’. • ¥ • x ' T m -v 5 -i. 2 - ' -- § - r) • ft 5 iS ' ,• ' V Iji . ■ __________________ , , : ' • ' « m r — i — — t , ‘ , ' , T“ ' i i sfS. y 1 It A M COLLEGE OF TEXAS, COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS WELDON NASH — Editor BOB ACKLEN — Ass’t Editor MIKE GEORGE — Bus Mgr, smooth by generations of Aggies on their way to higher learning. WE. ARB THE- A S SIE£ . . . The golden toe of Mike Clark provided defeat and much anx¬ iety for many of our rival schools. Below: The Teasips look none too happy in the first half when the Toe had A M in the lead. -lit 3 TWE. ASSIES ARE- WE • • • 5 V 6 WE’RE FRjO U TEWS AHC. 7 llwS ttv: . . . the men from Texas AMC, both past and present. It is these men that have made A AA the great institution that it is, and it is these men that keep the Spirit of Aggieland alive. Times are changing and so is Texas AMC. However, there is one thing that time or no man will ever change: THE SPIRIT OF AGGIELAND SILVER TAPS BOBBY GILBREATH ' 65 LARRY LEE DOLEZAL ' 63 LT. COL. W. G. LUCEY ' 37 Silently they gather, moving shadows Under restless trees. Tight-lipped men. Full by day of rough, gay comradeship. Have nothing to say tonight. Clustered in hundreds round the Old Main Building, They come to bid a last Farewell To a fellow Aggie, whose footsteps Will never tread familiar campus paths again. Silently they wait, gazing far up at the dome Rounded against the midnight sky. The hour strikes, and four straight young figures Move to the corners of the turret. Raising silver trumpets to their lips. And then, tearing at the heart as does no other sound, The notes come clear, and sweet, and sad; Silver Taps for one more Aggie who has gone To join the bright Battalion in the sky. Where brave young men need never die. Then, as the last, long, unearthly note Fades into the night, the cold, dark silence bursts, And guns send forth their final, grim salute! Stand at attention Aggies! Once more we honor them, The Silver Taps Battalion of Texas A M. -MABEL CLARE THOMAS . . . FROM THE- DESI6 OF THE- EDflOR History has been made at A M this year. We saw the last year of A AA as an all male institution and the last year under the name of The Agricultural and Me¬ chanical College of Texas. Some of us may not totally agree with these decisions, but nevertheless, they have been made. Only time will tell whether these de¬ cisions will turn out to be fruitful. In the meantime, we should still be good Aggies and Exes and continue to support Aggieland to the hilt. After all, it ' s us Aggies who make A M as great as it is and we should stick together and keep the world ' s largest fraternity alive. Texas A M has changed in the years we ' ve been here and it will be changed even more when we come back through as Exes. That is progress and an evident sign that A M is moving and keeping pace with the times. This is something we are proud of and will continue to be proud of. Ole Aggieland can ' t stay the same, but we hope this ' 63 Aggieland will help you to remember in years to come how it was back in the good ole days. Weldon and Bob - • ' Vv-V 100 -i lil:k I I { I I l -1 | n jlly, )bf jiti mm m -k « CONTBNTQ ADMINISTRATION ____________________________ 12 ACTIVITIES ________________________________________ 32 VANITY FAIR _____________________________________ 58 MILITARY __________ 78 CIVILIAN _________________________________________ 194 SPORTS ____________________________________________ 208 ORGANIZATIONS ____________________________ 250 CLASSES ____________________________________________ 386 i ygmaum AS W Co4feg Sysfeu Appointed by the Governor of Texas, the Board of Directors is responsible for the management of the College and the A AA System. The citizenry of Texas is well represented as the Board members come from all parts of the State and all walks of life. All major policies of the College are initiated in the meetings of the Board. The success of the College in the past, present, and future can be traced to the efforts of the A AA College Board of Directors. ADMINISTRATION SEATED, Left to Right: S. B. Whittenburg, Amarillo; John W. Newton, Beaumont; Sterling C. Evans, Houston; H. C. Heldenfels, Corpus Christi. STANDING, Left to Right: Clyde H. Wells, Granbury; Clyde Thompson, Diboll; L. F. Peterson, Ft. Worth; Dr. A. P. Beutel, Lake Jackson; Gardiner Symonds, Houston. 13 SYSTEM OFFtOALS Office of Chancellor of the A AA System was created in 1948 by the Board of Directors. The Chancellor is the directing head of all activities of the A AA College System and administers the Colleges, Agencies, and Services of the System through an executive officer in charge of each. Dr. AA. T. Harrington rose to the position of Chancellor from the College presidency which he first held in 1950. He has been a part of A AA for forty-five years, earning his B.S. and AA.S. de¬ grees here and teaching in the Chemistry Depart¬ ment until 1941 when he went to Iowa State for his Ph.D. degree. Since then, he has served A AA to the best of his ability. DR. M. T. HARRINGTON Chancellor of the A AA College System DR. JOHN C. CALHOUN Vice Chancellor for Development MR. CLYDE FREEMAN Vice Chancellor MR. ROBERT G. CHERRY Assistant to the Chancellor MR. NORMAND P. DuBEAU Director System Information and Publications PRESIDENT - ASM COLLEGE OF TEWS EARL RUDDER Earl Rudder was named President of Texas A AA on July 1, 1959. His administration has been marked by enrollment increases, better student-faculty rela¬ tions, higher staff and faculty salaries and improve¬ ment of facilities. Rudder continues his program of greater excellency for A AA. A 1932 graduate of A AA, AAr. Rudder brought an impressive background to the college presidency. He served with distinction during World War II after teaching at Brady High School and John Tarleton. He led the American Rangers ashore in the Normandy invasion on D-Day. Rudder was released from active duty in 1946 with the rank of colonel. He now com¬ mands the 90th Infantry Division, wearing the two stars of a major general. Before coming to A AA, he gained national recog¬ nition as Texas Land Commissioner. 15 Ecunve DR. WILLIAM J. GRAFF, JR. Dean of Instruction DR. A. A. PRICE Dean of Veterinary Medicine DR. WAYNE C. HALL Dean of Graduate Studies Objectives of the A AA College are maintained by the Executive Committee as set forth by the College by-laws. Under the direction of President Rud¬ der in weekly meetings, the committee decides how best to keep the college heading toward its primary objective stat¬ ed by Statute: The leading object of this college shall be, without exclu ding other scientific and classroom studies, and including military tactics, to teach such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and the me¬ chanical arts, in such a manner as the leg¬ islature may prescribe, in order to pro¬ mote the liberal and practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions in life. DR. G. M. WATKINS Director, Agricultural Instruction DR. FRANK W. R. HUBERT Dean of Arts and Sciences 16 COMMmEE The following items are those which the committee has pledged itself to support: 1. To develop professional leadership in ag¬ riculture,- medicine, forestry and their al¬ lied field; in engineering, including the mechanic arts and technical and indus¬ trial training; in studies and applied sci¬ ence. 2. To develop educational leadership through the training of teachers for agriculture, en¬ gineering, and basic and applied sciences. 3. To develop military leadership by provid¬ ing a strong and effective system of mil¬ itary training. 4. To develop in potential leaders the moral and spiritual values essential for effective leadership in a democracy. 5. To develop an atmosphere of scholarship within which the faculty can realize its full potential for service to society and within which the student can be inspired toward the realization of his potentials. JAMES P. HANNIGAN Dean of Students DR. R. E. PATTERSON Dean of Agriculture 17 Above: Students meeting a class concerned with a part of their preparation for bachelor of science de¬ gree in Agricultural Engi¬ neering. Left: A fine herd of beef cattle at the cattle barn. Developing ways of improving the breeding of beef cattle to increase the amount of meat produced is a function of the stu¬ dents majoring in Animal Husbandry. SCHOOL OF ASRfCULTURE Aggies can prepare themselves for a career in farming, ranching and other businesses associated with agriculture through a variety of programs offered by the School of Agriculture. In addition, systematic training is given in the sciences of chemistry, physics, mathematics and biology, all of which are fundamental in the study of scientific agriculture. Departments offering baccalaureate degree programs are Agricultural Economics and Sociology, Agricultural Education, Agricultural Engineering, Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Sciences, Entomology, Floriculture and Landscape Architecture, Horticulture, Poultry Science, Range and Forestry, and Wildlife Management. Interdepartment baccalaureate degree programs include Agricultural Journalism, Animal Science, Food Technology, Plant and Soil Science. Service departments within the School are Biochemistry and Nutrition, Genetics, and Plant Physiology and Path¬ ology. Combined with these programs is a wide choice of elective curricula which provides excellent opportunities for the student to satisfy his individual interests and needs, as well as to qualify him for a bachelor of science degree. 19 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Twenty-four curricula are available in the School of Arts and Sciences at Texas A AA, leading to B.A. or B.S. degrees. Liberal Arts, which includes the Departments of Eco¬ nomics, English, History and Government, Journalism, Mathematics, Modern Languages, and Preparatory Law, is designed for students whose abilities, interests, and aims are better served by a broad general education than by more specialized technological and scientific studies. In all curricula, the first two years are devoted to fundamen¬ tal subjects, with more specialized study following. Business Administration majors may specialize in Ac¬ counting, Building Products Marketing, Finance, General Business, Insurance, Marketing, or Personnel Administra¬ tion. In this course of study, specialization comes at the beginning of the sophomore year. A Bachelor of Business Administration degree follows completion of the chosen curriculum. The Department of Education and Psychology offers teacher education programs, as does the Department of Health and Physical Education. To prepare for teaching, a student may choose to major either in Education or one of the arts or sciences, provided that he takes a minimum of 36 hours in his specialized field. Bachelor of Science degrees are available in Botany, Chemistry, Entomology, Meteorology, Microbiology, Phys¬ ics, Preparatory Medicine, Preparatory Dentistry, and Zo¬ ology. These curricula are planned so the student who discovers a change of interests after beginning in agri¬ culture or engineering can change with a minimum loss of credit-hours. Left: These students are working in the chem¬ istry lab. Chemistry being one of several fas¬ cinating sciences offered in the school. Above: To all the B.A. students this building is a home away from home. Most of the Business Administration majors know Francis Hall by heart. Even at night you can hear them wan¬ dering through the halls seeking the elusive grade points. Right: Russian is one of the most interesting languages offered in the Modern Languages Department and is fast becoming one of the most popular languages on campus. Here Dr. Skrivanek is explaining the fun¬ damentals of this fascinating language to one of his first-year Russian classes. r • Above: Aerospace Engineering, the new name for aeronautical engineering, will fast become a growing department in the years to come now that we have entered the space age. Here Armand Chaput is investigating the me¬ chanical properties of a theoretical lunar sur¬ face. Right: These students are working on a problem concerned with traffic engineering, one of several sections of the Civil Engineer¬ ing Department. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Both broad and specialized programs in the engineering sciences are offered through the sev¬ eral curricula of the School of Engineering. These programs are designed to develop the student ' s abilities to enable him to enter into and advance with the profession of engineering, and to lead a useful and happy life in his community. These curriculum plans include as their main core the fundamentals of engineering science and • the basic materials related thereto, but in addition they include subjects from the social and hu¬ manistic sciences. Thus, not only will the A AA engineering graduate be technically trained, but also humanly and socially educated. In order to qualify for a Bachelor of Science degree in the student ' s chosen field, he must complete satisfactorily a minimum of four years of comprehensive study in mathematics and sci¬ ences. In addition to theory, practice work and problem courses are provided in order to better acquaint the student with application of his knowledge. Texas A AA does not turn out men trained solely in mechanical manipulative skills. With the exception of industrial education, all curricula are planned to provicTe preparation for research, design, operation, management, testing, or maintenance of engineering projects. Various four-year curricula are available and each leads to the Bachelor of Science degree. They include the fields of aerospace, chemical, civil, electrical, geological, mechanical, nuclear, and pe¬ troleum engineering. Also included are those of geology, geophysics, industrial education and in¬ dustrial engineering. Those which involve five-year curricula are architecture and petroleum en¬ gineering, also various combined degrees. Within all its areas, the Texas A AA School of Engineer¬ ing will continue to lead in the new era of technology that is our nation ' s destiny. Students are trying to find the amount of radiation given off by a piece of metal for a lab problem in Nuclear Engineering. Another one of the departments in engineering which will be fast growing in the near future. SCHOOL OF VETERINARY UEDICTNE Through its many accomplishments, Texas A AA ' s School of Vet¬ erinary Medicine has earned the reputation of being one of the best schools of veterinary medicine in the nation. Providing complete training in all phases of animal pathology, care and surgery, the school offers the student a B.S. degree in Animal Science in four years or the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree after completion of a six-year program. Various departments within the school are: veterinary anatomy, veterinary medicine and surgery, veterinary microbiology, veter¬ inary parasitology, veterinary pathology, veterinary physiology and pharmacology, and veterinary public health. The Department of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery operates the Veterinary Hospital and Ambulatory Clinic. Problems in theory are extensively supplemented with practical application. Consequently, the A M Veterinary graduate is well qualified to deal with problems of disease and disease prevention in domestic farm animals, poultry, pet animals, zoo animals, fur¬ bearing animals, and wildlife of all kinds. Graduates are also qual¬ ified to combat transmission of disease between man and the lower animals. Instruction and training are given in meat and milk hygiene. Texas A M ' s School of Veterinary Medicine is accredited by the Council on Education of the American Veterinary Medical Associ¬ ation and by the United States Department of Agriculture. Opposite page: A horse about to undergo surgery in the large animal clinic of the Vet hospital operated by the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. Left: The Vet hospital in which are lo¬ cated both the large and small animal clinics is completely equipped with some of the most modern equipment in the country. Above: At the Vet hospital many kinds of animals are treated for various things. Here a bear is being treated to have his teeth removed. 25 MARITIME ACADEMY CAPT. BENNETT M. DODSON Superintendent The Texas Maritime Academy offers an opportunity for the high school graduate and college fre shman, to qualify as an officer in the United States Merchant Marine, to earn a commission as Ensign in the United States Naval Reserve (In¬ active), to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Engineering or in Marine Transportation. To fulfill the above opportunities the Texas Maritime Academy program begins with the freshman year on the A M campus at College Station, Texas. The remain¬ ing three years of the four-year course are to be spent on the newly developed Texas Maritime Academy campus in Galveston, Texas. To supplement classroom instruction the Texas Maritime Academy student will spend three summers aboard the Academy training ship in training cruises to ports of European, Caribbean and South American countries. The Texas Maritime Academy, one of six maritime schools in the United States, is the only maritime school dedicated to serve the maritime industry on the Gulf Coast. This industry, as a center of our foreign trade and travel, is a vital and dy¬ namic part of Texas and the nation ' s economy, as well as an essential element of the United States defense program. The need for highly trained men is evident as this career field enters the nuclear age as represented by the world ' s first nuclear merchant ship NS Savannah. In the two fields of instruction available the Marine Transportation course is de¬ signed to familiarize cadets with ship operation and management and places par¬ ticular emphasis on the economic and business aspects of the maritime industry and foreign trade. The Marine Engineering course, which is closely related to Mechanical Engineer¬ ing, emphasizes the design, operation, and maintenance of maritime power plants (including nuclear-powered marine plants) and associated equipment. The student also receives instruction in the Arts and Sciences to qualify for his Bachelor ' s degree. 27 n n r |pn m .............................. SCHOOL OP ORADUSTE STUDIES The principal objective of the Graduate School is to offer -• education beyond the Bachelor level to those men who aspire to become intellectual leaders in various professions and in various fields of teaching and research. It under¬ takes to assist graduate students in developing and pur¬ suing individual educational programs requiring superior accomplishment through carefully directed intellectual ac¬ tivity. A graduate may receive an advanced degree in most curricula upon completion of the advanced courses and other requirements. Graduate instruction is offered lead¬ ing to the following degrees: Master of Agriculture, Mas¬ ter of Architecture, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education, Master of Engineering, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy. Texas A M has a growing graduate school with excel¬ lent professors in every field of study. Due to this growth in graduate studies, the College has received many grants and fellowships from industry to aid in student and faculty research. Left: Graduates of any of the princi¬ pal fields of engineering or of the basic sciences find it very helpful to use the analog computer to solve problems which arise in their field of study as this student is doing. Right: In the past few years the School of Graduate Studies in con¬ junction with the School of Engineer¬ ing has begun instruction and re¬ search in Nuclear Science and Engi¬ nee ring. Much of this research is con¬ ducted at the Nuclear Research Center located near the campus. 29 JOEL B. TERRILL DOUGLAS G. HOTCHKISS Public Relations Issues SHELDON J. BEST President STUDENT SENATE JOHN T. TIBBELS Senior KENNETH A. RADDE Junior ROBERT N. PALM Sophomore SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES HERBERT C. GERSBACH Senior SHELBURNE J. VESELKA Junior JAMES M. ROBERTS Sophomore CHARLES L BLASCHKE PAUL A. DRESSER WILLIAM K. ALTMAN CHARLES MILLIKIN WILLIAM H. BRASHEARS ARTHUR R. RICHARDSON President President President President Head Deputy Junior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Yell Leader Corps Commander 30 GREGORY H. LAUGHLIN Vice-President SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Serving as the administrative body of the students on matters of general importance and concern, the Student Senate has three ob¬ jectives; to act in an executive capacity for the student body, to represent the student body on and off campus, and to serve as a liaison between the faculty, the student body, and other colleges. DAN M. SCARBOROUGH FRANK R. KIOLBASSA WILLIAM R. BUCKELLEW Senior Junior Sophomore SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE MALCOLM E. HICKMAN EDWARD A. TODD RONALD L MULL Senior Junior Sophomore FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES FRANK F. HALL RICHARD MOORE ROBERT G. COLE BOYD I. MILLER WILLIAM S. MOORE BILL CAMP Graduate School Vice-President Representative Civilian Student Council 31 AcnvmES . . . highlights of life at Aggieland. • • With f(M Cowes FcotboM . During football season, the Aggie Spirit is at its height and activities are many and varied. Some of the events of the early fall include yell practices, Corps Trips, football games, and the selection of the Aggie Sweetheart. Above: Miss Lynn Parks was selected as the ' 63 Aggie Sweetheart. At the SMU game she was recognized and received the traditional kiss on the 50-yard line. Coach Hank Foldberg is carried off the field by the Aggie Yell Leaders after a great game. Below: The Aggie spirit runs high at this yell practice after the vic¬ tory over Texas Tech. 34 These Fightin ' Texas Aggies are prepared for anything at the Dallas Corps Trip and SMU football game. A day before the T.U. game, the Seniors form up in front of the Academic Building for the Elephant Walk. The Seniors form a line and march solemnly around the campus. The Elephant Walk symbolizes the end of the Senior ' s useful life as a member of the Twelfth A Ian. Aggie Yell Leaders head for Midnight Yell Practice in Kyle Field. With One of the greatest and most significant traditions at A M is the building of the annual Fightin ' Texas Aggie Bonfire. The weekend before the Thanksgiving Day clash with the Teasips is one of bustling activity with the students working to build the world ' s largest bonfire. The Bonfire is built in about three days and is made up solely of huge logs. It is the only bonfire of its kind anywhere. A yell practice is held during the spectacular burning of the Aggie Bonfire, and it is during this time that every Aggie realizes the reason for their bonfire: it sym¬ bolizes the burning desire in all Aggies ' hearts to beat T.U. f. U The tall center pole for the stack is erected. As the logs come in from the cutting area, they are stacked about the center pole by using a large crane and lots of muscle. Jt Rains I!! After working in the rain for three days, the Aggies ' Bonfire is near completion. The next step will be to soak the stack with fuel. As the head of the T.U. varsity well knows, the Aggies ' desire was almost fulfilled. The symbol of all the Aggies ' burning desire to beat T.U. blazes away. 37 MRS. BILLIE SUE WILLIAMS Mrs. Texas A M of 1963 Dowm, Since every Aggie has a sweetheart, girl, fiance or what have you, naturally they want to show them off. At each class or organization dance there is a contest for a sweetheart. Happy is the Aggie whose girl is chosen as one of these sweethearts. Of course, the married students couldn ' t sit back and watch the bachelors have all the fun, so they came up with the Mrs. Texas A M contest. These Aggie wives are just as beautiful, if not more so, as the Aggies sweethearts. So there is quite a bit of competition for the Mrs. Texas A M selection. With all these beauties around, who needs coeducation? The Aggie Wives sponsored a dance along with the Mrs. Texas A M Contest. 38 BoAuitiul QtAJU, CtMji QwQGtk Gtjd Miss Carolyn Fish (Far right) was selected as the Air Force Sweetheart. The Student Conference on Na¬ tional Affairs is an activity that many universities envy. A great deal of work, preparation, and money goes into SCONA to make it a success. This year marked the eighth consecutive year for SCONA at A A l. The SCONA pro¬ gram includes speeches from leaders in politics and govern¬ ment and interesting roundtable discussions. Students from col¬ leges and universities from all ov¬ er the nation attend SCONA. It is of such interest and enthusi¬ asm as this that shows how se¬ rious the young people of today are about their future. Above: Delegates from other schools register for SCONA VIII. Left: Noe Marmolejo talks with a pretty SCONA del. egate. fitfe iest SpiG ck BeyoW Above: No, I don ' t think there will be any trouble at basketball games this year, after all, us Texas U. people are mature college students and not gladi¬ ators. Above and left: The Century Committee Convocation was held at A M after the Committee ' s extensive research into Texas A M ' s future and progress. 40 the CJh)tS v 004 niv . . . Above: The Regals play some of that twangy gui¬ tar stuff in the Aggie Tal¬ ent Show. Left: Folk music was pop¬ ular with many of the en¬ trants in ATS this year. We wonder if the local folk and folklore of the greater Brazos Valley in¬ fluenced this. 41 Qkoup Above: The Gaylords, nightclub entertainers from Houston, were the emcees for the 12th annual ITS Right: The Delta ' s, a banjo band from TU, pick out a little Blue- grass music for the Ags. Below: The Nomads, a real folksy group from OSU, provided the Ags with some more of the latest craze in music. Texas A M ' s Intercollegiate Talent Show was the kick-off for an action- packed weekend loaded with a variety of activities. The Twelfth annual ITS at Aggieland included acts from various Southern colleges. A great comedy team, the Gaylords, were riotous emcees for the show and they kept it going with their hilarious jokes. One of their favorite jokes was the one about the Gladiators. Some of the acts for the show included comedy skits, folk music, jazz, and a few sultry songs. The Kilgore Ranger- ettes provided entertainment for all and dates for some of the lonely Aggies. As most will agree, there is no better way to start a Spring Military Weekend than go ing to the ITS, especially with a date. Above: A comedy team from LSU called the Widgetts gave a satirical performance of the military which reminded of Satur¬ day drills. Right: Pat Eakins from Texas Tech (home of Zorro) did a Red Riding Hood skit. Below: Miss Lynn Dorochoff from Sophie Newcomb wowed the Ags with her modern jazz dance. Top: The Gaylords kick it up with song and comedy. Middle: More of the Rangerettes and their famous kick. Bottom: The Wayfarers, our own group, played more folk songs. 43 CaiMjpu Cjoms AOmm After the ITS on Friday night, all the Army Cadets head for the Combat Ball. The Aggies wear fatigue uniforms and their dates wear costumes particular to the theme of the dance. This year ' s theme was Viet Nam, which attracted many Oriental beauties. A combat Cutie rep¬ resenting one of the Battle Groups is se¬ lected at the dance. On Saturday afternoon the Military Day Review is held. That night, Sbisa Hall is full again, this time with the Military Ball. It is a formal dance for the whole Corps. Of course, these were not the only ac¬ tivities on the campus that weekend. The Aggie Skydivers Club had some spectac¬ ular parachute demonstrations on the C.E. Field. And as usual when Aggies and their dates get together, there were many parties. Above: Miss Suzanne Sorenson was chosen as this year ' s Combat Cutie. (the girl we would like most to go into combat with). Above left: These fierce Freshmen (fierce be¬ cause they have no dates) guard everyone at the dance. Above and left: Ev¬ eryone twists the night away at the Combat Ball. Right: Sandra Powell, a Combat Cutie fi¬ nalist from Sam Hous¬ ton, displays her most interesting S u z i e Wong type costume. • • £ puwQ Wt fowy We ktotd Above: The usual reception line at the dance, complete with toothpaste smiles. Left: Miss Lynn Parks, our beautiful Aggie Sweetheart, is presented with a bouquet of roses at the Military Ball. Below: Senior Boots didn ' t keep Joel Ferrel from doing the twist. Being a non- reg this year didn ' t keep him from going to the dance either. 45 . ■?9-m X x J%f- ■ ' Above: There is always a sweet young thing waiting for the Aggies after a re¬ view (at least that ' s what they told us when we entered as freshmen). Left: As we heard one little co-ed exclaim, Oh, isn ' t that a shame. That poor boy is blind! Right: General Wright inspected the Ross Volunteers when he arrived. PASS IN REVIEW. That command used to bring forth a multitude of yells or whoo-wahs from the Aggie Seniors in ranks. But, alas, it is no more. For the sake of being military, it has been done away with. How¬ ever, the magnificence of the Re¬ views has not changed a bit. As one visiting General said, Nothing stirs your heart or patriotism more than the sight of marching men. Above: The Aggie Sky Divers gave a demonstration jump on Spring Military Day after the Review. Right: It ' s fun as long as you don ' t end up in a bird ' s nest. Left: Two hearty cadets advance the banners of the New Frontier on a fifty mile hike. Above: You know, 1 think the Peace Corps might be the easiest way out. 47 Each year on April 21, Aggies all over the world gather for the Aggie Muster. It is one of the most honored and sacred traditions at A M. At the Muster, Aggies who have passed away during the year are honored. The Muster began in 1903 when the 300-man Cadet Corps mustered April 21 to pay tribute to fallen classmates and to the gallant Texans who won independence for the state at San Jacinto in 1836. Since then, Aggies have re¬ ligiously mustered on San Jacinto Day in every corner of the world and under every circumstance—even in the middle of battle. 48 fiJiCWb CtitotbuS Gjd dcuitMld . . . Above: The Smothers Brothers made a big hit when they appeared on campus. Right: No, that ' s not pictures of the Naval Academy. It ' s only the R.V. Ball. Below: A scene from the Aggie Players production The Male Animal. The actors are from left to right: Bob Higgs, Selma Clack, and Bob Stark. 49 Parents and sweethearts look on during the Flower Pinning Ceremony. Uoifcfift S Day Mrs. Lena Partridge, the Aggie Mother of the Year, stands next to Pres¬ ident Rudder at the Mother ' s Day Review. 50 Mother ' s Day is always a day of great activity on the A A l Campus. It is the official Parents Day and Open House for the school. The day begins with the Flower Pinning Ceremony for the Corps. The mother of the C.O. of each outfit pins a flower on the members of her son ' s unit. Immediately following the ceremony the Mother ' s Day Review takes place on the Main Drill Field. At this time all the awards for the year are presented. The General Moore Award is presented to the best overall outfit, the Scholastics Award is presented to the outfit with the highest grades and many more awards are presented to various outstanding cadets. Above and left: President Rudder presents the Gen. George F. Moore award to Squadron 8 which was the outfit with the highest military rating. £ u vt RZitij The big event for Seniors besides graduation is the Senior Ring Dance. During the dance almost everyone goes through the Ring Ceremony. The Senior and his date step beneath the large mock- up of the Aggie Ring and the girl turns the Ag¬ gie ' s ring around. Also during the dance the Vanity Fair Finalists are presented. The six Vanity Fair winners are an¬ nounced from the twelve finalists and presented with a bouquet of red roses. Above: Jackie Semmelrogge finally gets to turn her husband Bill ' s ring around. Above and left: Bob Acklen presents the red roses to the Vanity Fair winners. Below: John Prickette seems to be enjoying himself. A couple of cute squat-lows. fiiublktov ft ' S NWs Above: The Outgoing Sen¬ iors are formed in a line in front of the reviewing stand as the Corps passes by. Right: The kids capitalize on the caps thrown away by happy Fish who have just turned Sophomore. 54 fib Lost, FwjoJI fewi UiP Final Review, a day everyone looks forward to. Final Review is the most outstanding one of the year. First the Corps passes by as usual. Then there is a break when the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen rush to put on the uniforms they will wear the coming year. Many outfits usually sing Auld Lang Syne to their graduating Seniors at this time. The Corps reforms with the old Seniors in a line in front of the Corps. The Spirit of Aggieland is sung and the Seniors march across the drill field to become the reviewing stand. The Corps passes by for the second time and the old Seniors step out to take the salute from their outfit as it passes them for the last time. The Class of ' 63 has then ceased to be a part of the Aggie Corps of Cadets. Above: Final Review is a happy yet sad occasion for the Seniors who can ' t but help shed a few tears as their outfits pass by for the last time. Left: For others Final Review is a joyous occasion since they have just stepped up another class. 55 Notohlfe Evicts md One notable event, was the Name-Change Bill. The issue had been debated for a good while. Everyone that had any say-so in the matter agreed that the name of A AA College of Texas should be changed. The problem came when they went to pick a new name. After much caucusing and brain-storming, the name Texas A AA University evolved. The next big controversial issue could be a notable event or an outright catastrophe depending on which side of the fence you are on. Of course, this issue could be none other than co¬ education at A AA. As usual when our rival friends, the Teasips, heard about the co-ed bit, a new crop of Aggie jokes originated. But the Aggies are wondering just one thing. Now that women can enter A AA, when are men going to be able to enter T.U.? Surely one of the worst catastrophes of the year was the destruction of the President ' s Home by fire. The grand old building was almost destroyed along with many of the Rudders ' personal belongings. Students eating in nearby Sbisa AAess Hall came pouring out in full force to fight the fire. The students heroically saved much of the president ' s possessions. Above: Can ' t you just see this next year? Yes, mom, I ' m registered now. Left: With co-eds like these Sully could wear out his arm trying to salute them. mil 56 Left: The oldest building on the campus, the Presi¬ dent ' s Home, burns and the students hurry to get the furniture on the ground floor out of the house. Below: Students lend a hand trying to save the old structure. l e % m • VANfTV FAIR, . . . always far away, yet near at heart. The Vanity Fair beauties and their escorts. Section edited by BOB ACKLEN SWEETHEART LYNN mZK£ Perhaps the greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a student of the Texas Woman ' s University, our sister school, is to be named Aggie Sweetheart. This year the honor went to Lynn Parks who was chosen from the finalists by a group of campus leaders. Throughout the year, she has graced almost every social event on the campus with her presence. The Aggies are certainly proud to have Miss Parks as the Aggie Sweetheart of 1963. 60 Miss Lynn Parks shows surprise and happiness when named Aggie Sweetheart. 62 VaMTVWIR 1963 A month before the Senior Ring Dance, seniors rush to the Student Publications Office to enter their girls in the Vanity Fair contest. After the entries close, the twelve most beautiful girls are selected fairly by an unbiased committee of staff members and professional photographers. These twelve girls, the fairest of the fair, are then the Vanity Fair Finalists. On the Friday before the Ring Dance, the Vanity Fair Final¬ ists are in the spotlight at the Press.Club Banquet. All persons attending the banquet vote by secret ballot for the six most beautiful who will be the Vanity Fair Beauties. Besides attending the usual social functions, the twelve girls must pose for pictures for the AGGIELAND on Saturday after¬ noon. The main event for the girls occurs during the Ring Dance. It is traditional that the Vanity Fair winners are an¬ nounced at the dance. As the six winners ' names are told the Aggie Sweetheart presents them with a bouquet of red roses. The six most beautiful girls are then the Vanity Fair Beauties of the Class of ' 63. 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Bobby G. Dudley Capt. Baxter T. Duncan Capt. Lester R. Hewitt Capt. John F. Martin Capt. Donald N. Williamson Capt. Ludwell K. Walker Lt. Jimmy R. Archer Lt. Kenneth Moore Capt. Robert E. Goode Col. Frank S. Vaden Jr. Col. Frank L. Elder Col. James F. Starkey Lt. Col. E.V. Adams Lt. Col. Edward L. Scott Lt. Col. Thomas A. Hotchkiss Lt. Col. Homer A. Stuverud Lt. Col. Albert E. Vernon Lt. Col. Roger W. Garrison Lt. Col. Kenneth W. Gruber Lt.Col. Benjamin F. Smith Lt. Col. Charles B. Wells Maj. William T. Gordon Maj. Horace M. Sanders Maj. David E. Bolte Maj. David Chandler Maj. Frank Hertzog Maj. Tom O. Matchin Maj. Flavious F. Drake Maj. Kenneth Wolf Maj. Philip B. Hopkins Jr. OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Juanita Butch Baker, Carol Walker, Virginia Maldon NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Sgt-Maj. Frank K. Nicolas M Sgt. Milam E. Sullivan M Sgt. Charles A. Pantalion M Sgt. Cowan E. Gentry M Sgt. Coy E. McCollum M Sgt. Thomas R. Tewell M Sgt. Kenneth H. Truitt M Sgt. Tilman I. Hensley M Sgt. Loren E. Love SFC. Ivan E. Grant SFC. Harvey H. Dayton SFC. James R. Brown SFC. Deveral W. Butler SFC. Harold W. Furguson SFC. Deward A. Herring SFC. Elmer V. Hetzel T Sgt. Kenneth W. Anderson T Sgt. Jerry A. Ingram T Sgt. Alvin T. Gordon S Sgt. Archie A.J. Stafford S Sgt. Kenneth W. Melson S Sgt. William J. Grant S Sgt. David L. Russell S Sgt. Robert J. Ryan Sgt. John D. VanWagoner AIC. Billy G. McNair AIC. James C. Whittman 80 FIRST ROW: Lt. Col. Scott, Lt. Col. Stuverud, Col Vaden, Col. Elder, Col. Davis, Col. Starkey, Lt. Col. Gruber, It. Col. Wells, Lt. Col. Smith. SECOND ROW: Lt. Col. Hotchkiss, Maj. Chandler, Maj. Bolte, Lt. Col. Vernon, Maj. Sanders, Maj. Hertzog, AAaj. Drake, Capt. Martin, Lt. Col. Garrison, Capt. Duncan. THIRD ROW: Capt. Bell, Capt. Old, Capt. Peisinger, Capt. Denny, Maj. Gordon, Capt. Lorms, Capt. Anderson, Capt. Dudley, Capt. Hewitt. FOURTH ROW: Capt. Goode, Lt. Moore, Capt. Hornstein, Capt. Jessee, Capt. Vilas, Capt. Carmichael, Lt. Archer, Capt. Cargill, Capt. Reese, Capt. Presnal. FIRST ROW: SFC Herring, M Sgt. Gentry, Sgt-Maj. Nicolas, M Sgt. Love, T Sgt. Ingram, S Sgt. Grant. SECOND ROW: Sgt. Van- Wagoner, SFC Brown, M Sgt. Truitt, S Sgt. Russell, S Sgt. Ryan. THIRD ROW: S Sgt. Stafford, SFC Grant, S Sgt. Melson. FOURTH ROW: M Sgt. Tewell, SFC Furguson, M Sgt. Henley, A1C Whittman, A1C McNair. FIFTH ROW: SFC Dayton, T Sgt. Gordon, T Sgt. Anderson. 81 SIXTH ROW: Smith, Payne, Roberts, Zaeske, Burk, Mann, Melton, McGrady, Smith, Stuckey, Vaughan, Schmid, Powell, Gregory, Hubler, Nance, Hottenroth, Lueck, Thompson, Mumford, Rice, Railston, Valdez, Anderson, Dresser, Felder, Schnable. FIFTH ROW: McGown, Vela, Zatopek, Reese, Ashy, Florence, Smith, Keeling, Goodenough, Bate, Swindell, Parr, McGlothlin, Reese, Mahaley, Syler, Summers, Gruner, Stanton, Simmons, Hudson, Morgan, Schaefer, Hardgrove, Gersbach, Laughlin. FOURTH ROW: Clawson, Basham, Gabbert, Fischer, Vick- nair, Burney, Stanton, Jesek, Rogers, Holochwost, Garrett, Setchell, Luthich, Dickson, Sieglin, Lyons, McAdams, Porter, Meadows, Jernigan, Buchanan, McColloch, Kiolbassa, Freeman, King, Kieschnick. THIRD ROW: Rowe, Haggard, Executive Officer Administrative CHARLES L NICHOLS Officer FRED K. BLACKARD Operations Officer ARTHUR R. RICHARDSON ROSCVOUJ ROSTER John, R. M. Nichols, C. L. Blackard, F. K. Richardson, A. R. Kapple, R. A. Best, S. J. Weaver, W. C. Nelson, T. K. Davis, J. H. Blume, J. D. Brashears, W. H. King, J. P. Bellow, E. J. Marshall, R. W. Young, M. A. Hahn, D. D. Penrod, J. L. Johnson, J. E. Maurer, C. H. King, W. E. Vela, C. Stenger, E. M. Richardson, D. M. Lyle, C. B. Mejia, C. B. Langer, R. E. Rundell, W. K. Garrett, J. L. Mills, J. R. Weaver, L. A. George, M. S. Thornton, R. E. Mills, C. A. Anderson, D. C. Ashy, T. M. Basham, L. M. Bate, H. E. Buchanan, J. P. Burk, R. C. Burney, J. P. Cates, R. L. Clawson, B. G. Crutsinger, L. L. Dickson, J. R. Donaldson, G. R. Dresser, P. A. Felder, J. W. Fischer, A. C. Florence, H. D. Forehand, G. H. Freeman, A. M. Gabbert, J. H. Galvin, D. L. Garrett, L. N. Gersbach, K. A. Glover, J. E. Goodenough, R. D, Gregory, C. H. Gruner, K. A. Haggard, H. L. Hardgrove, J. T. Hays, W. M. Holochwost, G. G. Hottenroth, J. R. Hubler, G. L. Hudson, E. K. Jasek, R. D. Jernigan, H. G. Keeling, M. E. Keeling, R. L. Kieschnick, G. B. King, C. W. Kiolbassa, F. R. Laughlin, G. H. Lueck, R. L. Lutich, M. L. Lyons, D. F. McAdams, T. A. McCulloch, B. E. McGlothlin, L. Y. McGown, M. D. McGrady, M. S. Mahaley, D. R. Mann, J. E. Marlow, M. M. Meadows, T. H. Melton, J. D. Monier, W. K. Morgan, J. M. Munford, A. G. Nance, J. P. Noake, J. A. Parr, W. R. Payne, D. P. Porter, L. G. Powell, C. T. Railston, R. L. Reese, C. H. Reese, G. E. Rice, R. R. Roberts, H. E. Rogers, G. G. Rowe, J. H. Schaefer, C. C. Schmid, H. W. Schnabel, J. E. Setchell, J. F. Siegelin, G. W. Simmons, A. M. Smith, E. V. Smith, M. D. Smith, R. D. Stanton, W. K Stanton, W. L. Stover, R. J. H Stuckey, J. W. Summers, F. D. Swindell, G. R. Syler, G. W. Thomas, R. W. Thompson, V. H. Valdez, A. L. Vaughan, R. W. Veazey, D. R. Vela, G. J. Vicknair, T. J. Zaeske, L. W. Zatopek, E. J. 82 Marlow, Galvin, Monier, Cates, Forehand, Stover, Glover, Hays, Thomas, Donaldson. SECOND ROW: Stenger, Brashears, Blume, Bellow, King, Mills, Maurer, Marshall, Thornton, Vela, Lyle, Langer, Rundell, Mejia. FIRST ROW: Weaver, Kappel, Nichols, John, Nelson, Best, Richardson. Organized in 1887, the Ross Volunteers is the oldest student organization in the State of Texas. It is composed of ninety-six of the most outstanding juniors in the Corps of Cadets, and twenty-three senior officers and non-commissioned officers. Originally a crack drill team known as the Scott Volunteers, named after its founder, Col. T. M. Scott, the R.V. ' s today are an Honor Company, whose duties include serving as the official Honor Guard for the Governor of Texas, the Honor Guard for King Rex of the Mardi Gras, and providing guard details for distinguished visitors to the A M campu s. In addition, they appear, by invitation, in various parades and celebrations across the Southwest. The name Ross Volunteers has honored former president Lawrence Sullivan Ross, considered the father of A M College, since 1902. Commanding Officer roger McKinley john As the official Honor Guard for King Rex, the Ross Volunteers lead the annual Rex Parade at the New Orleans Mardi Gras. 83 FOURTH ROW: Nagid, Lloyd, Williams, Redding, Radican, Norton, Walker, Moseman, Harcrow, Watson, Simmons, Petty, Nowlin. THIRD ROW: Sluis, Day, Rupersburger, Matthews, Cox, Gay, Powell, Medina, Darmon, Melsor, Lopez, Atkins, Whaley, Kowalewski. SECOND ROW: Cano, Gordon, McKenty, Martin, Smith, Weldon, Thorton, Conard Lake FIRST ROW: Cano, Koch, Smith, Pierce. The Fis h Drill Team, organized in 1947, is the official college drill team. The sharpness and precision of their intricate move¬ ments has won widespread acclaim, not only in Texas, but through¬ out the country. The team undergoes a rigorous drill program under its elected com mender, with the supervision of former mem¬ bers and its sponsor, Capt. Calvin Reese. It has represented the college and the freshman class this year in competitions and ex¬ hibitions from Laredo to Louisiana. In appreciation of its fine rec¬ ord, the freshman class awarded the drill team members with maroon and white citation cords, in addition to the annually pre¬ sented ribbons and keys. This drill team for this award. KENNETH KOCH Commander the first time in the history of the ROSTER Atkins, W. R. Cano, N., Jr. Cano, J. U. Cordero, V. N. Darmon, R. B. Cox, G. M. Day, D. L. Harcrow, R. J. Gay, J. Kowalewski, L. W. Gordon, P. T. Medina, R. Lake, S. T. Nowlin, J. R. Lloyd, H. R. Petty, D. D. Lopez, F., Jr. Powell, R. McKenty, S. C. Reding, P. W. Martin, L. R. Ruppersberger, J. Matthews, W. T. Simmons, T., Jr. Melcer, M. R. Sluis, J. K. Moseman, B. Smith, D. B. Nagid, P. Smith, J. A. Norton, J. F. Smith, P. A. Pearce, E. Walker, J. C. Thornton, A. W. Watson, F. D. Whaley, D. L. Weldon, W. C. Conard, M. T. Radican, W. W. Williams, C. D. COMPETITIVE RECORD, 1962-63 Laredo____________________________________Third Place Baton Rouge Basic Drill ___________________ First Place Precision —_______ First Place Overall ______________________________ First Place San Antonio ______ First Place Inspection is an integral part of drill team grading. 84 CADET COURT FOR THE DISCIPLINING OF STUDENTS BY STUDENTS The Cadet Court is composed of eleven cadet officers selected by the commandant on recommendation of the Corps Commander. There are two members on each court from each Brigade and Wing, and one member selected at large. The Court hears cases of se¬ rious nature concerning students in the Corps, determines their guilt or innocence, and rec¬ ommends appropriate punishment to the Commandant, who fixes final punishment in ac¬ cordance with the Articles of the Cadet Corps, based on the merits of the individual case. COURT B SEATED: Nichols, Jones, Barnhart. STANDING: Bassett, Syptak, Nelson, Terrill, Stokes, Wedemeyer, Johnson, Garrett. NOT PICTURED: Blume, Carter. FORMER MEMBER: Kapple. organizaticij of the corps of cadets F or the School Year 1962-63 COMB. - 6th BG 1st OP 1st BO - 2nd BG 3rd BG 4th BG i- 5th BG 3rd GP - 4th GP - A-3 - E-2 - 1-3 MARITIME Noted the world over for its Cadet Corps, Texas A M is the nation ' s largest military school and largest single source of trained officers for the armed forces. The Corps provides training in basic leadership, honesty, intelligence and common sense. Its graduates are characterized by a deeply ingrained sense of responsibility, high standards of performance and a strong feeling of loyalty. In addition, the lighter day to day incidents of corps life provide the students with the human background so necessary to proper intellectual development, and the Corps ' fraternal as well as military nature provides its individual members the opportunity to foster strong and lasting personal friendships. COL. CORPS WILLIAM D. NIX JR. Corps Commander CORPS COL. ARTHUR R. RICHARDSON Deputy Corps Commander M SGT. PAUL A. DRESSER Corps Sergeant Major CHARLES L. BLASCHKE Adjutant CHARLES LEE NICHOLS Intelligence Officer LT. COL. JOHN P. KREBS Scholastic Officer LT. COL. CHARLES H. MAURER Supply Officer LT. COL. GARY L. BALSER Operations Officer LT. COL. FRED K. BLACKARD Chaplain LT. COL. HARRY A. PAYNE Public Information Officer LT. COL. WILLIAM BARNHART Commander Consolidated Band MAJ. RONALD P. MOON Head Drum Major LT. COL. WILLIAM H. BRASHEARS Liaison Officer LT. COL. JAY D. BLUME Day Student Liaison Officer M SGT. LAWRENCE N. M SGT. JAMES E. M SGT. HARLEN H. M SGT. DAVID C. M SGT. JAMES M. GARRETT JR. SCHNABEL ROBERTS ANDERSON MORGAN Intelligence Sgt. Supply Sgt. Operations Sgt. Athletic Sgt. Band Sgt. Major and Liaison Sgt. 89 FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Hilburn, Dial, Johnson, R. D., Nich¬ olas, R. W., Collins, Shearer, Gillis, Talbott, Becka, Brown, Patton, Hansen, Beyer, Leach, Miller, D. C, Schluter, Hyde, Gipe, Johnson, J. E., Starke, Henderson, Winn, Kelley, Kretzschmar, Heatley, Blackwell. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Cleveland, Gill, Stafford, Messer, Wier, Barr, Graham, Lorenz, Moore, Burnett, Bloodworth, Graf, Pelt, Beck, Cervenka, Estes, May, R. L., Full- wood, Thompson, Fernald, Creider, Ray, Palmer, Brady, Fowler, Fails. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Ault, McClung, Windsor, Box, Killingsworth, Lange, Buckellew, Hendrix, Tijerina, Crawford, West, Harris, Laws. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Terry, Mad- eley, G. R., Freeman, Crutchfield, Madeley, P. C, Reese, Rich¬ ardson, Richards, Smith, G. W., Noster, Upchurch, Grimsinger, The band at annual June 21, Muster MAROON BAND McLaughlin, Ballard, Reinke, Ridley, Prather, Sheiness, Honey¬ cutt, King, Halpain. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Aringdale, Parker, Hottenroth, May, A. L., Holley, Hart, Sorensen, McNees, Elen- burg. White, Mills, Guerra, Smith, P. M., Williams, Grimes Pollard, Menchaca, Rabel, Percifield, Bess, Nicholas, D. H. Miller, C. N., Crow, Frank, Kendrick, Smith, R. C, Cockrell. mm I hRk Commanding Officer FRANK W. GRIMES First Sergeant JAMES R. HOTTENROTH Drum Major CESAR R. GUERRA Executive Officer ARNOLD H. MENCHACA MAROON BAND ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Bess, R. C. Crow, S. D. Dillon, R. M. Frank, J. H. Hart, M. S. Kendrick, T. J. McNees, R. G. Mills, R. L. Percifield, J. M. Pollard, J. N. Rogers, J. F. Smith, R. C. Sorensen, A. H. White, J. D. Wilkes, D. E. Williams, M. D. SENIORS ON STAFF Miller, C. N. Nicholas, D. H. Rabel, W. H. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Crutchfield, J. C. Freeman, C. H. Halpain, R. T. Honeycutt, W. H. King, J. B. Madeley, G. R. Madeley, P. C. McLaughlin, L. A. Noster, W. M. Prather, W. H. Richardson, D. M. Ridley, R. L. Terry, W. L. Upchurch, J. P. Weiss, C. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF Grimsinger, C. E. Reinke, S. T. Richards, R. R. Sheiness, H. L. CORPORALS Barr, D. B. Becka, J. C. Buckellew, W. R. Gipe, G. W. Hyde, H. W. Johnson, R. D. Kelley, J. H. Killingsworth, A. E. Kretzschmar, G. E. Messer, C. R. Nicholas, R. W. Tijerina, A. A. Wier, M. I. SOPHOMORES Blackwell, T. M. Fernald, W. F. Hilburn, B. M. Lange, A. K. Miller, D. C. Patton, J. L. FRESHMEN Beck, F. E. Beyer, M. L. Bloodworth, M. B. Box, R. R. Brown, T. I. Burnett, J. T. Cervenka, B. G. Cleveland, W. C. Collins, W. C. Crawford, J. N. Creider, E. G. Dial, B. E. Estes, I. G. Fowler, J. G. Fullwood, C. E. Gill, E. C. Gillis, T. O. Graf, K. E. Graham, D. E. Heatly, M. D. Henderson, H. C. Hendrix, C. D. May, R. L. McClung, J. E. Moore, M. G. Palmer, D. W. Pelt, P. E. Ray, R. G. Stafford, T. O. M. Talbott, J; R. West, O. I. Windsor, C. O. Winn, R. D. 91 Commanding Officer PAUL E. BERGSTROM Drum Major CONWAY R. SHAW III FIFTH ROW: Griffith, Ashworth, Rasmussen, McFarland, Wood¬ ward, Bargmann, Marion, Neeley. Ofcarcik, Alderman, Jacks, Sowden, German, McMurray, Miears, Davidson, Lockhead, Gustine, Wright, Miller, Armstrong, Fenton, Douglass, Kennemer, Cope, Noxon, Barrows. FOURTH ROW: Brush, Hufhines, Ayton, deVilleneuve, Smedburg, Widmer, Adams, Slaugh- WHITE BAND ROSTER Executive Officer CLARENCE H. POTTER JR. First Sergeant GEORGE E. REESE TEXAS AGGIE BAND When the famed Aggie Band, 250 pieces strong, breaks into the Aggie War Hymn, a slight tingle runs up and down the spines of everyone listening. Known as the Pulse of the Spirit of Aggieland, the Aggie Band is famous throughout the nation for its mil¬ itary dignity and audience appeal. The band has not always enjoyed such popularity. The original band had talent and spirit, but very little money to organize. It was composed of only thirteen members using bor¬ rowed instruments. The first drum major, California Morse, was more proficient at fighting than at mu¬ sic. Because of this ability au¬ dible cr iticism of the band was kept at a minimum. Today, led by three drum ma¬ jors and twelve seniors flourish¬ ing silver bugles, the Aggie Band is an integral part of many cam¬ pus activities. Off campus, the LIEUTENANTS Bradley, H. K. Brehm, A. E. Byrom, J. E. Enney, T. J. Lamprecht, W. O. Webb, M. S. Willis, D. E. SENIORS ON STAFF Barnhart, W. T. Boedecker, T. J. Campbell, B. D. Cherry, W. P. Karrer, D. L. Landers, J. B. Moon, R. P. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Albert, W. E. Barker, D. E. Burgoon, R. L. Clay, H. L. Cortes, E. mam Graham, C. R. Jones, D. S. McMurray, D. W. McVey, S. A. Miller, S. R. Potter, D. J. Weatherby, J. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF Creech, D. L. Galvin, D. L. Morgan, J. M. JUNIORS Cronenberger, P. C. Dendy, C. S. Kuenemann, C. L. CORPORALS Alexander, R. M. Armstrong, R. W. Blankenship, J. W. deVilleneuve, A. R. German, D. L. McMurray, R. D. Phillips, L. A. Reicherzer, G. W. Seeley, T. R. Slaughter, D. C. Wright, T. W. SOPHOMORES Adams, D. E. Bargmann, W. G. Barrows, G. A. Cook, H. E. Douglass, M. E. Gibson, R. L. Jageler, C. D. Marion, D. P. Mathias, D. R. McFarland, K. H. Miears, L. T. Sasse, F. W. Smith, J. D. Stoffregen, G. E. Woodward, W. W. FRESHMEN Adams, J. A. Alderman, D. R. Ashworth, M. D. Belinsky, P. B. Bell, J. A. Black, H. J. Blaylock, J. A. Bowden, G. M. Braunig, H. J. Brotze, G. H. Brush, H. C. Bulgawicz, A. H. Cope, H. D. Crites, W. J. Ellis, R. C. Grafton, M. B. Graham, J. W. Griffith, S. K. Gustine, J. E. Hanna, W. W. Hensley, J. L. Hufhines, B. R. Jacks, W. V. Kennemer, L. C. Lamm, M. E. MacNutt, J. G. McGinnis, C. T. Miller, W. L. Morris, D. R. Musser, T. W. Neeley, J. E. New, B. L. Noxon, J. E. Rasmussen, R. A. Smedburg, B. A. Spadafora, E. V. Stearns, C. R. Thompson, J. R. Thurman, J. E. Wallin, S. P. Widmer, D. A. Worsham, L. M. Aggie Band before the T.U. game. ter, New, Black, Marquez, Stoffregen, Brotze, Stearns, Bulgawicz, Worsham, Van Ermin, Wallin, Camp, Ellis, Morris, Jageler, Cook, Harris, Spadafora, Hanna, Badgett, Mathias. THIRD ROW: Torres, Carr, Thompson, Coburn, Graham, McGinnis, Blankenship, Braunig, Blaylock, Phillips, Bell, Lamm, Musser, Reicherzer, Smith, Belinsky, Sasse, Alexander, Adams, J. H., Grafton, Thurman, MacNutt, Hensley, Bowden. SECOND ROW: Seeley, Reese, Miller, Galvin, Weatherby, McMurray, Potter, Morgan, Jones, Creech, Dendy, Burgoon, Albert, Kuenemann, Barker, Graham, McVey, Cronenberger, Clay. FIRST ROW: Byrom, Webb, Boedecker, Smith, Shaw, Lamprecht, Bergstrom, Landers, Potter, Willis, Cherry, Moon, Enney, Karrer. Aggie Band before band receives numerous com¬ pliments and standing ovations throughout the country. In 1955 the band accompanied the foot¬ ball team to Los Angeles for the UCLA game. The Aggies were outscored on the field; however, the band won the acclaim of the newsmen who asserted it was better than anything they had heard and seen at games with the Big Ten Conference. One writer described the band as reminisc¬ ent of the powerful Roman le¬ gions and their leaders victorious¬ ly parading into the coliseum. One of the most remarkable facts about the band is that it ex¬ ists in the absence of a school of music. Furthermore, the band does not have a recruiting pro¬ gram. The band is an entirely voluntary organization and mem¬ bers receive no scholarships or financial assistance. In spite of this, it maintains the distinction of being the world ' s largest military marching band. WHITE B4ND 93 LT. COL. WILLIAM BARNHART Commanding Officer MAJ. DAVID L KARRER Executive Officer MAJ. RONALD P. MOON Head Drum Major M SGT. JAMES M. MORGAN Sergeant Major Band Liaison CO UBfMCD RAND SfAFP MAJ. THOMAS JAY MAJ. BEDFORD F. MAJ. JOHN BROOKS MAJ. WILLIAM PAUL MAJ. BEN D. MAJ. PAUL M. SMITH BOEDECKER COCKRELL LANDERS CHERRY CAMPBELL Chaplain Adjutant Scholastic Officer Operations Officer Day Student Supply Officer Liaison Officer 94 FfR£TBRJ S£D£ SIAFF -L_i smmre ts L J ■.■ da ' FIRST BRIGADE LT. COL. JOE C. MERRITT Executive Officer COL. ROGER M. JOHN Commanding Officer MAJ. STERLING P. MAJ. ROBERT A. HALL BASSETT Operations Officer Adjutant M SGT. RICHARD H. M SGT. ABELARDO L. M SGT. TOMMY J. M SGT. RICHARD H. MAJ. JACKIE LEE MAJ. ALFRED W. METZ VALDEZ VICKNAIR SURLES BENSON HUGHLETT Sergeant Major Supply Sgt. Scholastic Sgt. Operations Sgt. Supply Officer Chaplain 95 £ROUP SiaFP LT. COL. JAMES B. SCOTT Commanding Officer MAJ. JAMES PAUL KING Executive Officer MAJ. DAVID G. GROVES Adjutant and Supply Officer MAJ. ROBERT R. PETTY Intelligence Officer M SGT. EDWIN J. T SGT. JOE V. T SGT. HAROLD D. T SGT. MICHAEL M. MAJ. JAMES B. MAJ. CARL LEE BOWERS CHAPMAN FLORENCE MARLOW BRIGGS ADAMS Sergeant Major Scholastic Sgt. Operations Sgt. Supply Sgt. Scholastic Officer Operations Officer second rattle group staff AAAJ. PRESTON V. PHILLIPS Executive Officer M SGT. MICHAEL D. McGOWEN Sergeant Major T SGT. GEORGE R. EEDS Operations Sgt. T SGT. GERALD W. SYLER Scholastic Sgt. T SGT. WILLIAM K. MONIER Supply Sgt. MAJ. GERALD M. MAJ. LARRY E. BROWN COLLIER Adjutant Scholastic Officer 97 LIEUTENANTS Anz, R. B. Brainerd, J. F. Fonville, J. G. Hall, J. W. Hibbs, J. Janert, H. C. King, C. R. McDaniel, L. P. Merka, W. C. Parrish, J. A. Schuenemann, C. R. Smith, G. C. Wolpman, K. SENIORS ON STAFF Blackard, F. K. King, J. P. Scott, J. B. SENIORS Flaherty, D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Cline, J. C. Durrenberger, C. J. Harwell, R. M. Jernigan, H. G. Mullican, M. C. Smith, P. A. Supercinski, F. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Chlapek, C. J. Duke, W. M. Morgan, J. E. Morton, C. R. Rice, P. C. Williams, W. C. JUNIORS ON STAFF Chapman, J. V. Vicknair, T. J. JUNIORS Faktor, M. M. Korose, R. J. Rudder, G. D. CORPORALS Bowers, J. Bullock, R. Lanasa, P. J. Mims, C. FOURTH ROW, left to Right: Christensen, Lummus, McLeroy, Bullock, Robbins, Thomas, Moore, M.; Slayton, McDaniel, Clark, Norton, Lanasa, South, Bowen, Shields, Moses, Bowers, Camp¬ bell, Estes, Kendall, Little, Tole, Moore, T. R.; Jones, J. L.; Long, Jones, J. D.; Hefley, Watson. THIRD ROW: Henderson, Watts, COMPANY A-l ROSTER Pickard, L. B. Richardson, M. L. Robbins, L. F. Sanford, M. B. South, J. H. Tole, G. L. Watts, F. L. SOPHOMORES Coltrin, R. B. Holmes, W. FRESHMEN Alexander, T. L. Benson, W. S. Bush, J. K. Campbell, W. M. Christensen, I. R. Clayton, G. L. Ely, J. T. Hefley, M. W. Jones, J. D. Kendall, D. F. Lummus, J. L. McDaniel, I. A. Norton, J. A. Slayton, B. F. Swanson, N. C. Tatum, J. N. Thomas, M. A. 98 Richardson, Pickard, Ely, Bush, Tatum, Coltrin, Menson, Alex¬ ander, Holmes, Perry, Sanford. SECOND ROW: Mims, Hudson, Morgan, Duke, Korose, Chlapek, Smith, P. A.; Harwell, Mullican, Faktor, Morton, Jernigan, Supercinski, Chapman, Williams, Rice, Flaherty, Durrenberger. FIRST ROW: Fonville, Smith, G. L; Scott, Parrish, Janert, Wolpman, Hibbs, Anz, Schuenemann, Weaver, Merka, Brainerd, Blackard, King, J. P.; King, C. R.; McDaniel, Hall, Maceo. It ' s Called A What? i Commanding Officer LYTLE A. WEAVER JR. THE ONES WHO STAY Many may go and our ranks may thin, But the ones who stay are really men. Nameless men with forgotten faces Have left our corps for easier places; Yet we are something they ' ll never be, That grandest of words, A-G-G-I-E-! What can be said of the ones who stay? Are we so different in any way? Yes, we are different! head to toe. We stand tall, we ' ve pride to show; Pride in our school, our buddies, and spirit. Why? Ask any Ag the reason; you ' ll hear it. The reason we ' re proud and the reason we ' re men . . . We ' ll stick together, though our ranks are thin. For the ones who left and wouldn ' t take it. They weren ' t men and they couldn ' t make it. You can always tell if an Ag ' s in the crowd. Look for him—He ' ll stand tall, and proud. A-i Executive Officer CHARLES R. SCHUENEMANN First Sergeant KENT E. HUDSON 99 First Sergeant DON R. MAHALEY FIFTH ROW, From Left to Right: Phillips, Johnson, Burns, Darmon, Schott, Goodwin, Wright, Garbo, Fickessen, Thomas, Law, Brown, Jenkins, Ralph, Rule, Seawell, Vinson, Davis, Beyer, Snider, Long, Gay, Golasinski, Pappus, Ryan, Florence, Oliver. FOURTH ROW: Perrone, Stein, Templer, Dickens, Nuinez, And She Gets Good Gas Mileage Too Bargain Rates In Mexico 100 Becker, Eller, Van Alstyne, Hooper, Clark, Culver, Horne, Pedigo, Larmier, Graham, Nance, Terrill, Wells, Griffith, Pike, McCarley, Reeves, Evans, Hughson, Tucker, McNally. THIRD ROW: Willman, Brown, Vine, Sabayrac. SECOND ROW: Marlow, Schaezler, McCown, Caskey, Sanderlin, Johnson, Mason, Ficht- ner, Johnson, Larson, Risinger, Soper, Vollmer, Love, Hawkins, Williams, Davis, Nelson, Bollich. FIRST ROW: Briggs, Stapper, Adams, Bader, Flores, Spiller, Wieser, Mahaley, Davis. COMPANY B-l ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Hedeman, W. Magers, J. H. Spiller, H. G. Stapper, M. M. Webb, G. Wieser, M. B. SENIORS ON STAFF Adams, C. L. Benson, J. L. Blaschke, C. L. Briggs, J. B. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Caskey, K. P. Fitchner, C. M. Jackson, L. D. Johnson, M. H. Johnson, W. H. Larson, R. A. Vela, G. J. STAFF SERGEANTS Davis, J. D. McCown, J. R. Nelson, G. L. Schaezler, C. H. Vollmer, J. F. Williams, R. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF Marlow, M. M. Roberts, H. E. JUNIORS Bollich, E. N. Dexter, M. A. Hawkins, R. W. Love, B. P. Mason, E. A. Pumpelly, H. E. Risinger, J. D. Sanderlin, L. R. Soper, L. J. Warren, I. E. CORPORALS Beyer, L. L. Davis, P. L. Eller, C. R. Florence, R. C. Graham, J. F. Hughson, W. N. Reeves, M. C. Schott, R. J. Seawell, W. M. Templer, T. W. Vinson, G. E. SOPHOMORES Becker, J. D. Golasinski, M. J. Horne, J. W. Larimer, T. M. Law, J. T. Nuinez, J. E. Oliver, A. B. Pedigo, S. K. Perrone, J. L. Phillips, W. M. Wright, R. L. FRESHMEN Brown, A. G. Brown, G. D. Burns, H. W. Carbo, R. L. Clark, J. J. Culver, L. S. Darmon, R. B. Davis, T. S. Dickens, W. P. Evans, M. L. Fickessen, J. R. Fisher, J. P. Gay, J. D. Goodwin, H. W. Griffith, J. S. Hooper, R. C. Jenkins, R. E. Johnson, C. S. Kornegay, R. J. Long, H. M. Lyssy, E. E. McCarley, J. B. McNally, P. S. Nance, R. R. Pappas, H. J. Pike, J. L. Ralph, P. W. Rule, D. Ryan, G. K. Sabayrac, L. Snider, A. J. Stein, R. W. Thomas, R. F. Tucker, J. W. Van Alstyne, J. A. Vine, J. B. Wells, R. B. Willman, L. D. Mom!!! What are you doing here? 101 FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Scheer, Anderson, Wade, Vitek, John¬ son, Weatherby, Wilbeck, Norvell, Glass, Frazier, Boyd, Hinton, Jarvis, Zuehlke, Whitson, Smyth, Brown, A. E.; Heliums, Kline, Arnold, Hayes, Hutchison, Jager, Casbeer, Dodson, Piper, Boring, Birdwell. FOURTH ROW: Kyle, Schultz, Stepp, Humphries, Brown, AA. B.; Parker, Jernigan, Marrow, Meider, Miller, Lipiec, Kneisler, Clark, J. L.; McDonald, Myers, Gutierrez, Jackson, Vasquez, Waggoner, Hugo, Smith, R. D.; Stacha, Brown, J. M.; Smith, S. F.; Bolter, Hermesmeyer. THIRD ROW: Christopher, Womack, Cook, Lutrick, Aduddel, Medina, Hutcheson, Watts, Hall, Blain, 102 Chilton, Muston, Hunn, Theis, Barton, Munson, Wigington, Cathy. SECOND ROW: Averett, Fischer, Morgan, Simpton, Col- lard, Rye, Wiedenfeld, Bowers, Radde, Florence, Latham, Lewis, Clark, Simoreaux. FIRST ROW: Groves, Pavlot, Pate, Griffith, Hughlett, Desohotels, Older. LIEUTENANTS Olden, J. M. Pavalat, E. G. SENIORS ON STAFF Groves, D. G. Hughlett, A. H. SENIORS Deshotels, J. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Collard, F. G. Pye, P. G. Radde, K. A. Simpton, J. E. Wiedenfeld, K. W. STAFF SERGEANTS Latham, E. E. Lewis, R. A. Luymes, A. H. Morgan, E. K. Simoneaux, E. M. JUNIORS ON STAFF Bowers, E. J. Florence, H. D. JUNIORS Clark, R. C. COMPANY C-l ROSTER CORPORALS Boring, E. P. Hugo, J. E. Jackson, J. E. Jarvis, B. B. Parker, J. E. Vitek, P. C. Weatherby, H. R. SOPHOMORES Averett, J. N. Boyd, L. Brown, M. B. Chilton, H. W. Clark, J. L. Glass, D. W. Heliums, L. N. Hunn, O. L. Hutcheson, S. B. Hutchison, W. E. Jager, M. Jernigan, W. A. Johnson, K. R. Kline, J. F. Kneisler, J. R. Kyle, T. H. McDonald, T. C. Norvell, M. J. Smith, S. F. Stepp, J. L. Theis, T. M. Wade, D. B. Watts, J. S. Wilbeck, G. L. FRESHMEN Aduddel, V. C. Anderson, C. E. Arnold, G. N. Barton, M. Birdwell, H. L. Blain, N. D. Botter, J. K. Boyce, W. C. Brown, A. E. Brown, J. M. Casbeer, T. J. Cathey, R. L. Christopher, D. A. Cook, W. E. Dodson, D. H. Frazier, S. W. Gutierrez, A. R. Hall, O. F. Hayes, A. D. Hermesmeyer, F. R. Hinton, D. C. Humphries, R. J. Lipiec, C. M. Lutrick, P. L. Marrou, B. F. Medina, A. J. Meider, L. E. Miller, R. D. Munson, M. A. Myers, J. E. Scheer, E. F. Schultz, L. R. Smith, R. D. Smyth, J. B. Stacha, R. Vasquez, J. F. Waggoner, J. N. Whitson, J. T. Wigington, S. Zuehlke, R. C. Commanding Officer JAMES R. GRIFFITH First Sergeant ARTHUR C. FISCHER Executive Officer FRANCIS M. PATE 103 FIFTH ROW, From Left to Right: Nast, Zamzow, Buckwald, Fuchs, McDaniels, Armstrong, Cashion, Heineman, Robertson, Fischer, Shifflett, Polonis, Mangum, Johnson, Kent, Kirby, Webb, Hennard, Hargrove, Griffith, Mann, Wright, Schwetner, Roberts, Arnold, Evers. FOURTH ROW: Rutledge, Springer, Griffin, Berger, Sazani, Law, Harbert, Frey, Bowers, Steffens, Moorehead, Keilers, Melton, Jamison, Dismukes, Dollins, Fritz, Wilson, Rob¬ inson, Wood, Morgan, Chupik, Bitar, Cate, Bohn, McCall. THIRD ROW: Olivarez, McQueen, Watts, Tate, Brown, Crocker, Stan¬ field, Kyle, Mayes, Martinez, Jacoby, Schuchardt, Phillips, Par- COMPANY D-l ROSTER JUNIORS Baker, L. K. Nash, C. R. Wilkes, S. L. CORPORALS Fritz, D. J. Fuchs, J. A. Johnson, T. M. Mann, J. C. Olivarez, B. D. Steffens, L. G. Watts, W. R. SOPHOMORES Armstrong, W. E. Bitar, J. J. Brown, L. G. Buckwald, J. G. Chupik, S. E. Dickie, T. M. Dollins, J. G. Frey, W. L. Heineman, E. J. Howard, H. K. Kirby, W. D. Kyle, J. K. Mangum, E. D. Metz, R. H. Martinez, H. T. Harvey, E. J. McDanial, E. R. Hennard, D. M. McQueen, H. D. Jackson, T. M. Melton, R. E. Jacoby, P. W. Moorehead, J. R. Jamison, B. Robertson, J. R. Keilers, D. R. Springer, J. S. Kent, L. L. Wright, M. Law, J. R. Zamzow, A. K. Mayes, R. C. McCal l, H. G. FRESHMEN Morgan, R. W. Arnold, J. L. Nast, R. L. Berger, E. J. Parnell, C. O. Binford, W. M. Phillips, P. D. Bohn, P. G. Polonis, J. J. Bowers, R. E. Roberts, L. A. Callaway, M. D. Robinson, J. E. Cashion, J. W. Rutledge, R. M. Cate, J. R. Sazani, G. T. Crocker, L. D. Schuchardt, J. C. Davis, A. R. Schwetner, L. J. Dismukes, J. T. Shifflett, A. E. Evers, R. E. Sonnenburg, N. A. Fischer, D. H. Stanfield, G. G. Griffin, C. V. Tate, P. V. Griffith, S. E. Webb, B. L. Harbert, J. C. Wilson, W. L. Hargrove, T. R. Woods, D. R. LIEUTENANTS Flores, J. P. Nash, J. C. Sartwelle, J. D. Stanley, R. L. SENIORS ON STAFF Petty, R. R. Tibbels, J. T. SENIORS Meyer, J. R. Michna, J. L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Braden, W. F. Cook, B. L. Fowler, R. L. Lanning, J. W. STAFF SERGEANTS Gentry, T. E. Glodt, J. F. Harrover, T. S. Prescher, W. A. Salinas, J. M. Sanders, L. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF 104 Fighters from Spider D practice with new rifles. Recently traded swords and shields in for them. nell, Howard, Harvey, Davis, Sonnenburg, Callaway, Jackson. SECOND ROW: Dickie, Lyons, Braden, Salinas, Glodt, Lanning, Cook, Fowler, Pregher, Sanders, Baker, Metz, Harrover, Gentry. FIRST ROW: Meyer, Carter, Petty, Flores, Mayo, Blackburn, Michna, Stanley, Nash, Sartwelle, Martin. I 5 T Brigaoe □ EA Spider □ 105 Commanding Officers Fall Spring JOHN P. PRICHARD JOEL A. SAENZ FIFTH ROW, From Left to Right: Potter, Rektorik, Baldwin, Marr, Davis, Atkinson, Gruy, Kieschnick, Dates, McFerrin, Mitchell, Bradley, Seago, Johnson, Sumpter, Ebert, Higgins, Sveter, Peck, Hlavinka, Minor, Thompson, Cole, Scarbrough, Rose, Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Hoermann, Lewis, Matthew, Smelley, Smith, Executive Officer First Sergeant BRIAN B. O ' MARA DAVID P. PAYNE COMPANY E-1 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Keller, P. R. SENIORS ON STAFF Bassett, S. P. Prichard, J. P. Wedemeyer, C. E. SENIORS Button, E. D. Dickerson, J. R. Hart, C. M. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Edmundson, C. W. Ferguson, T. L. Hoelting, L. K. McClure, J. A. Newton, D. E. STAFF SERGEANTS Carter, J. M. Doty, D. W. Ellison, T. W. Franklin, J. L. Kemp, A. E. Watts, A. A. JUNIORS ON STAFF McGown, M. D. Surles, R. H. JUNIORS Dean, D. R. Dougan, D. W. Hawkins, J. H. Keester, G. W. Leonard, T. B. Listi, S. A. Mosty, S. N. CORPORALS Davis, G. L. Gibbons, W. E. Higgins, M. E. Holditch, D. W. Johnson, B. R. Kirkes, F. N. Rektorik, H. J. Rose, J. T. Thompson, A. C. SOPHOMORES Bass, P. M. Boysen, J. C. Box, J. W. Dick, B. D. Ebert, S. G. Gregory, E. H. Holman, T. J. Kelso, E. H. Kieschnick, H. W. Lehne, J. A. Lewis, L. D. McDonald, J. S. McDowell, H. D. McFerrin, A. R. Molina, H. E. Owen, F. S. Parker, J. C. Riley, B. L. Scarbrough, C. J. Scott, L. A. FRESHMEN Allen, J. L. Armstrong, D. R. Atkinson, R. M. Baldwin, D. T. Bradley, J. L. Callan, M. B. Cassity, R. D. Cole, J. N. Gruy, M. A. Hlavinka, S. C. Hoermann, J. D. Holveck, G. M. Huffines, E. E. Knouse, J. A. Mabry, G. D. Marr, C. E. Marshall, J. A. Matthew, S. C. Mazza, T. M. Minor, R. R. Mitchell, D. T. Nave, E. G. Noonan, C. C. Oates, E. C. Parker, D. M. Peck, C. S. Polito, J. G. Potter, F. R. Purghan, W. R. Seago, J. M. Seitz, R. D. Smelley, E. M. Smith, W. H. Sumpter, G. W. Sveter, O. D. Terrell, C. W. Zolton, M. A. h 106 Cassity, Boysen, Holman, Gibbons, Riley, Seitz, Kirkes, Lehne, Noonan, Owen, Marshall, Knouse, Bass, Kelso, Zolton, Purgahn, Polito, Parker, McDonald, Mabry, Holveck, Huffines. THIRD ROW: Callan, Gregory, Box, Allen, Scott, Nave, Parker, Terrell, Molina, Dick, Mazza. SECOND ROW: Watts, Doty, Edmundson, McClure, Leonard, Franklin, Kemp, Dean, Newton, Hawkins, Carter, Mc- Gown, Ellison, Keester, Hoelting, Ferguson, Dougan, Mosty, Listi. FIRST ROW: Holditch, Payne, Dickerson, Saenz, Prichard, Keller, O ' Mara. 107 FIFTH ROW, From Left to Right: Maxwell, Jones, Miles, Brown, Kappel, Danat, Eddleman, Carter, Sloan, Cook, Lyon, Ledbetter, McQuinn, Krueger, Johnson, Brandt, Striegler, Vaughn, Mottley, Bresler, Barrier, Schell, Anderson, Powers, Holman, Oliver. FOURTH ROW: Niehies, McConnell, Ptak, Owen, Milstead, Ful- COAAPANY F-l ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Merka, J. T. CORPORALS Christian, S. Saldivar, P. Bickham, C. R. Nicholson, J. F. Brown, S. P. Conner, H. S. Sandell, M. Bretz, B. Smith, R. D. Conn, G. R. Cook, J. H. Striegler, T. Guajardo, T. Sumpter, D. O. Yaklin, J. G. Jones, E. P. Jones, H. P. Cory, T. Cravens, G. W. Wolff, M. Wilke, O. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Keltner, N. L. Eddleman, E. G. FRESHMEN SENIORS ON STAFF Bauman, J. L. LaDuque, R. E. Gagliano, A. C. Barrera, A. R. Chung, D. H. Ledbetter, W. R. Gotcher, W. L. Berrier, W. G. Brown, C. G. Dealy, G. H. McConnell, T. T. Jeffus, M. R. Brandt, E. L. Collier, L. E. Galaway, R. L. Riley, P. E. Johnson, R. M. Bresler, D. A. Garrett, J. L. Mayfield, W. T. Schell, J. S. Kappel, R. L. Brown, T. G. Hall, R. A. James, G. SOPHOMORES Kuchnichi, R. P. Carter, R. K. Horn, J. Powell, R. T. Miles, R. D. Cole, R. H. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Stancil, W. R. Anderson, L. F. Niehues, D. E. Danat, A. W. JUNIORS ON STAFF Bammel, W. E. Owen, R. S. Douglas, J. R. Lee, J. W. Bauer, S. F. Palmer, J. A. Duncan, W. R. Martin, H. J. Monier, W. K. Castellanos, M. Powers, W. J. Duvall, D. E. Erwin, E. A. Fossler, T. C. Fritche, C. M. Fuller, R. H. Henglein, R. J. Hill, O. R. Hill, C. C. Holman, B. M. Kemp, H. C. Kronenberger, L. Krueger, R. E. Lyon, W. L. Maxwell, J. T. McQuinn, D. Milstead, J. P. Mitchell, C. L. Monroe, M. P. Morris, A. L. Mottley, J. R. Oliver, T. Ptak, L. D. Rodrigues, B. Skaggs, R. A. Sloan, J. E. Switzer, S. A. Thornhill, O. M. Ushijima, J. C. Vaughn, F. A. Watts, D. E. Wilcox, D. H. 108 ler, Kuchnichi, Douglas, Mitchell, Bauer, Hill, Skaggs, Monroe, Wilcox, Switzer, Conn, Gotcher, Kemp, Duvall, Brown, Henglein, Cory, Duncan, Cravens, Watts, Thornhill. THIRD ROW: Bammel, Barrera, Saldivar, Morris, Castellanos, Gagliano, Erwin, Riley, Keltner, Conner, Hill, Cole, Fossler, Palmer, Jeffus, Fritche, Kronenberger, La Duque, Rodrigues, Christian, Ushijima, Wolff. SECOND ROW: Jones, Ransdell, Yaklin, Monier, Galaway, Lee, Smith, Powell, Dealy, Merka, Martin, Chung, James, Mayfield, Bauman. FIRST ROW: Wilke, Collier, Bretz, Bickham, Edgar, Hall, Sumpter, Guajardo, Garrett. Yessir, I Got This Way By Hanging From The Pipes. Accident Or No Accident You Better Not Step On Me Again. Commanding Officer DAVID T. EDGAR Executive Officer CLYDE R. BICKHAM First Sergeant TOM R. RANSDELL u sr- W tv 109 FIFTH ROW, From Left to Right: Morris, Johnson, J.; Voss, Ful- gham, Taylor, Furrh, Hicklin, Fabre, Kaiser, Smith, O ' Neal, Chapman, Crouch, Van Hardeveld, Jamison, Skaggs, Linton, Mayo, Noerr, Fisher, Whitson, Mosesman, Booher, Bart¬ lett, Jones, Williams, Trimble, Johnson, A.; Werth. FOURTH ROW: Brooks, Carpenter, Head, Young, Unroe, Fleniken, Ren- ninger, Pierce, Atkins, Jones, Brewster, Johnson, A. B.; Nagid, Maccaferri, Graves, Nagy, Mella, Vela, Orton, Frederick, Durbin, Redmond, McBryde, Heikkila, Phillips, Howard, Segura. THIRD ROW: Cano, Miller, Byerly, Radcliff, O ' Conner, Cheat¬ ham, Boydston, Hollern, Baugh, McCarthy, Servidio, Burlin, Winkle, Koch, Montalvo. SECOND ROW: Ledoux, Orena, Col- COMPANY G-l ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Bailin, H. S Carlson, C. S. Dollinger, J. E. Frank, W. J. Logan, G. F. Mays, W. R. Murray, J. C. SENIORS ON STAFF Balser, G. L. John, R. M. Merritt, J. C. Phillips, P. B. SENIORS Metlke, W. D. Rodgers, J. O. Valdez, A. L JUNIORS Collins, P. M. Jackson, M. L. Meyer, N. Post, E. T. CORPORALS Brooks, R. S. Carpenter, J. M. Durbin, J. P. Jamison, C. L. Ledoux, L. E. Maccaferri, D. A. Mayo, J. M. SOPHOMORES TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Adams, T. L. Brame, R. M. Dickson, J. R. Humphries, J. L. Noake, J. A. STAFF SERGEANTS Bauer, R. D. Johnson, C. A. Orena, G. Perry, J. W. Striegler, H. R. JUNIORS ON STAFF Anderson, D. C. Eeds, G. R. Syler, G. W. Brewster, C. H. Cheatham, L. Fabre, R. F. Head, B. C. Heikkila, E. O. Hollern, P. J. Howard, R. C. Johnson, J. N. Jones, D. R. O ' Connor, J. H. O ' Neal, J. L. Phillips, B. Segura, R. P. Skaggs, R. Werth, E. S. Young, D. P. FRESHMEN Atkins, W. R. Bartlett, T. R. Baugh, L. T. Boydston, M. B. Burlin, C. W. Byerly, T. A. Cano, J. U. Crouch, J. M. Fisher, T. L. Fleniken, J. P. Fredrick, R. A. Fulgham, W. N. Furrh, S. R. Graves, J. R. Hicklin, J. S. Johnson, A. B. Kaiser, L. K. Koch, K. J. Linton, R. E. Linton, R. E. McBryde, M. L. Mella, C. A. Morris, R. L. Mosesman, B. Nagid, P. A. Nagy, W. F. Noerr, R. C. Jr. Orton, G. K. Jr. Pierce, D. R. Radcliff, R. J. Redmond, G. B. Smith, J. H. Taylor, G. L. Trimble, R. L. Unroe, D. M. Van Hardeveld, J. A. Whitson, R. H. Williams, K. D. Winkle, F. M. First Sergeant GREGORY HOLOCHWOST I 10 __ lins, Jackson, McGregor, Bauer, Perry, Brame, Striegler, Smyth, Noake, Beds, Syler, Dickson, Humphries, Adams, Meyers, Post, Johnson, C. A. FIRST ROW: Holochwost, Murray, Frank, Balser, Phillips, Mays, Medley, Dollinger, Mettke, Logan, Carlson, Merritt, John, Rogers, Bailin. REVEJUEII Reveille II, Miss Reveille, Ma ' am, to the fish, is the official college mas¬ cot. The Pride of the Student Body was adopted as a pup on January 12, 1951, by an act of the Student Sen¬ ate. She is cared for by Company E-2, lives and sleeps in their dorm and eats in the Mess Hall, just as any other Ag¬ gie. She always accompanies the stu¬ dent body to football games, yell prac¬ tices, and to Corps Trips, where she usually shows her contempt for the enemy ' s football field. She may be seen on the field as the band goes through its routines, or marching proudly with the corps in parades and reviews. Rev serves in the same highly honored capacity as her predecessor Reveille I, who died on January 19, 1944, and is buried at the entrance to Kyle Field, Where she can always see the scoreboard. SECOND BRIGADE STAFF BARTERS SECOND BRIGADE LT. COL. PAUL M. VILCOQ Executive Officer COL. VICTOR L. DONNELL Commanding Officer LT. COL PAT H. AAAJ. WILLIAM A. MAJ. VINCENT A. TORRANS BRANTLEY HABY Scholastic Officer Adjutant Intelligence Officer MAJ. GAYLON M. McCLINTON Supply Officer MAJ. DONALD L. DAVIDSON Operations Officer M SGT. RONALD W. M SGT. EUGENE E. M SGT. RUSSELL D. M SGT. WILLIAM K. M SGT. HARRY L. MAJ. WARREN M. VAUGHAN PAYNE JASEK STANTON HAGGARD DILLARD Sergeant Major Scholastic Sgt. Sept.-Feb. Scholastic Sgt. Feb.-June Operations Sgt. Supply Sgt. Chaplain THfRD GROUP SlZlFF IT. COL. ARMAND J. CHAPUT maj. donald t. hunter Commanding Officer Executive Officer M ' SGT. EDWARD W. COLLIER Sergeant Major T SGT. WILLIAM W. PURCELL Supply Sgt. T SGT. C. CHRIS SCHAEFER Operations Sgt. T SGT. CHARLES E. BRANDT Scholastic Sgt. MAJ. CARLOS VELA Operations Officer MAJ. DALE L. SINOR Scholastic Officer 114 FOURTH 34TTt£ GROUP STAFF WKM MAJ. WILLIAM E. KING Executive Officer LT. COL. JOEL B. TERRILL Commanding Officer MAJ. JOHN F. PRICKETT Adjutant and Supply Officer MAJ. WILLIAM C. KERLEY Operations Officer M SGT. ROBERT M. DENNY Sergeant Major T SGT. FRANKLIN D. SUAAMERS Operations Sgt. T SGT. SHELBURNE J. VESELKA Scholastic Sgt. T SGT. GORDON E. DAVIS Supply Sgt. 115 FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Norton, Kennedy, Warren, Vann, Forrest, Staples, Frels, Correll, Compton, Sobey, Haluska, Whit¬ aker, Sparks, Moench, Harrell, Dorn, Zappe, Womack, Baker, Woodward, Hubbard, Echterhoff, George, Neel, Rasbury, Pickett, R. P. Smith. THIRD ROW: Cantu, Martinez, Allen, Ellis, Dingley, Migura, Whaley, Bacica, Land, Peeters, Richmond, Bonner, Bridges, Heliums, Kee, Hennessy, Barrett, Riente, Atkins, Onofrio, Cobler, Holt, Wagner, Curry, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Herman, Collins, Cancellare, Schaefer, Drane, Mann, Christian, COMPANY A-2 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS: Elliot, A. C. Mann, J. E. Migura, W. W. Haluska, J. L. Achlen, R. L. Isaacson, R. D. Neale, R. K. Norton, W. M. Hennessy, R. A. Bower, J. R. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS: Salinas, C. R. Smith, R. P. Neel, J. D. Goettle, J. A. Wilson, W. B. Warren, J. R. Pickett, G. V. Hoffman, W. M. Christian, J. H. Zappe, R. J. Smith, J. N. Hunter, R. D. Elsbury, B. R. JUNIORS ON STAFF: Whitaker, D. A. SENIORS ON STAFF: Finks, J. E. Goff, J. E. Schaefer, C. C. SOPHOMORES: Atkins, J. K. Woodward, D. Y. Huter, D. T. Wert, H. E. CORPORALS: Barrett, J. M. FRESHMEN: Torrans, P. H. STAFF SERGEANTS: George, J. D. Dingley, D. D. Baker, R. D. Vela, Carlos Heliums, J. M. Dorn, R. C. Bonner, L. E. SENIORS: Cancellare, J. A. Herman, J. R. Forrest, B. F. Bridges, M. L. Neale, Goff, Elsbury, Lyons, Wert, Finks, Payne, Wilson, Salinas, Levis, J. N. Smith. FIRST ROW: D. T. blunter, Isaacson, Torrans, Goettle, Delgado, R. M. Smith, Kappel, Bower, Vela, Acklen, Elliot, Hoffman, R. D. Hunter. Campbell, R. S. Compton, D. R. Curry, R. E. Harrell, T. E. Holt, J. B. Kennedy, B. G. Martinez, J. J. Rasbury, M. B. Richmond, J. M. Sparks, R. C. Whaley, D. L. A rifle is a soldier ' s best Friend. These freshmen seem to collect friends. First Sergeant TOM H. COLLINS Commanding Officer RAY A. KAPPEL A-2 Executive Officer ROGER M. SMITH 117 FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Barr, Marsh, Armstrong, Mika, Stengel, Fallen, Ewing, Hayden, Newman, Reeves, Moore, Peters, Chaney, Felkner, Neely, Kubicek, Becker, G. A. Mc¬ Kinney, Story, Wood, Trainer, Dietz, T. H. Smith, Sharp, Brock, Harris, Dailey. THIRD ROW Fisher, Hornback, Riley, Chapman, Schumann, George, Abell, L. C. McKinney, Willis, Lane, Thomas, Wells, McGinnis, G. P. Smith, Duke, Burks, Hughes, Hatcher, Brown, Duncan, McCabe, Wiley. SECOND ROW: O ' Reilly, Koeh¬ ler, Taylor, Finkelstein, Malaise, Springer, Fraley, Brandt, Collier, Franklin, Fitts, Balentine, Degyansky, Martin, Robinson. FIRST 118 BUZZARD CO £-2 BUZZARDS? TA ' lQR ROW: Cerna, Hunter, Cothren, Reveley, White, Holcomb, Wueste, Hinojosa, Henderson, Beyer, Rook, Davis, Liston, Hopkins, Howard, Chaput, AAiller, Mitchell, Sargent, Carr, Godfrey, Gon¬ zalez, Mejia. COMPANY B-2 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Carr, T. C. Cothren, S. D. Godfrey, J. F. Gbhzales, J. E. Hinojosa, G. G. Holcomb, H. L. Howard, J. B. Miller, K. J. Mitchell, E. G. Reveley, M. B. Sargent, J. W. White, P. G. Wueste, J. A. SENIORS ON STAFF Chaput, A. J. Mejia, C. V. SENIORS Beyer, W. H. Cerna, R. G. Henderson, D. M. Hopkins, D. W. Hunter, C. R. Liston, H. E. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Fitts, J. M. Franklin, L. M. Malaise, R. M. Martin, J. D. Robinson, C. W. STAFF SERGEANTS Balentine, J. M. Degyansky, A. W. Finkelstein, J. Fraley, M. A. Springer, B. L. Taylor, K. F. JUNIORS ON STAFF Brandt, C. E. Collier, E. W. CORPORALS Barr, F. J. Dailey, J. H. Ewing, T. G. McGinnis, R. M. O ' Reilly, M. P. Trainer, L. D. B-2 Wood, J. M. SOPHOMORES McCabe, T. J. McKinney, G. A. Stengel, J. L. Story, E. R. Wiley, M. K. Willis, R. E. FRESHMEN Abell, J. L. Armstrong, J. W. Becker, G. R. Brock, K. D. Brown, R. F. Burks, C. H. Chaney, T. R. Chapman, J. W. Dietz, I. M. Duke, B. R. Duncan, W. S. Fallen, G. L. Felkner, R. D. Fisher, D. L. George, E. H. Harris, F. A. Hatcher, L. B. Hayden, L. E. Hornback, J. R. Hughes, R. B. Kubicek, D. Lane, R. W. Marsh, C. B. McKinney, L. C. Mika, D. F. Moore, R. K. Neely, J. E. Newman, P. M. Peters, L. J. Reeves, G. N. Riley, W. J. Schumann, A. O Sharp, R. C. Smith, G. P. Smith, T. H. Thomas, R. A. Wells, R. A. _jh fl: iS . Gung-Ho! First Sergeant B. R. KOEHLER, JR. 119 Executive Officer MICHAEL S. GEORGE First Sergeant GILBERT H. FOREHAND Commanding Officer DAVID N. CHAPMAN FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Denny, Duelm, Williams, B. R. Smith, Walker, Himes, Burns, Whitaker, R. A. Engelbert, Robinson, O ' Neal, Hammel, Jaris, Willcox, Boese, Reimers, Limerick, Barham, R. E. Engelbert, W. J. Hilton, Ramsey, Kah- anek, Esparza, Suhler, Finney, Spencer, Miller. THIRD ROW: COMPANY C-2 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS May, W. D. FRESHMEN Juarez, R. Z. Anderson, J. E. Christian, H. D. Suhler, D. R. Allen, D. E. Kahanek, H. Browning, J. M. Cook, G. M. Tisdale, G. L. Bagby, D. E. Lewellen, T. E. Gutierrez, G. Persyn, H. O. Vrzalik, J. H. Balmer, W. J. Barham, G. S. Limerick, L. D. Hedrick, J. A. Hilton, J. G. Pridmore, J. A. Whitaker, T. R. Whittington, R. F. Miller, R. D. Moler, D. R. Hutton, W. C. STAFF SERGEANTS SOPHOMORES Burns, J. M. Boese, J. O. Prattes, A. A. Jaris, J. R. Collins, R. E. Denney, M. E. Prescott, C. E. Ramsey, J. B. SENIORS ON STAFF JUNIORS Duelm, A. J. Diaz, J. F. Reimers, D. D. Boyd, B. B. Finney, N. A. Engelbert, R. A. Scherer, R. M. Dillard, W. M. Frye, D. J. Griffis, R. T. Engelbert, R. E. Schreiber, J. J. Powell, W. L. O ' Neal, M. N. Esparza, E. D. Smith, B. R. SENIORS Record, J. E. Robinson, D. K. Hammel, R. W. Smith, J. R. Wilson, W. B. Schlather, K. J. Hilton, W. J. Spencer, J. R. Mitchell, R. E. CORPORALS Uhlig, R. G. Himes, R. C. Taylor, P. E. Morris, B. L. Volz, G. A. Holster, J. L. Willcox, M. G. Neugebauer, W. E. Holloway, E. R. Walker, S. L. Jaris, E. J. Williams, T. 120 Bagby, J. R. Smith, Volz, Griffis, Whittington, Allen, Schrieber, Vrzalik, Balmer, Tisdale, Schlather, Prescott, Prattes, May, Col¬ lins, Scherer, Taylor, Uhlig, Diaz, Lewellen, Juarez, Moler, Holster. SECOND ROW: Holloway, Forehand, Powell, Prid- more, Wilson, Christian, Jaris, Persyn, Record, Cook. FIRST ROW: Mitchell, Anderson, J. G. Hilton, Hutton, Browning, George, Chapman, Hedrick, Morris, Neugebauer, Boyd, Guitier- rez. Seniors take part in annual Elephant Walk. Yessir ... As a matter of fact, I am standing in a hole. C-2 121 LIEUTENANTS COMPANY D-2 ROSTER CORPORALS Petty, D. G. FRESHMEN Allen, J. D. Bacon, G. T. Durbon, M. C. Gomez, R. Gray, M. D. Hansen, J. C. Huston, M. D. Ivison, J. L. Atkins, R. D. Schmidt, G. Hux, R. C. Jenson, C. M. Barlow, J. E. Tovey, F. M. Lederer, A. C. Lednicky, B. L. Barrett, A. P. Ill SOPHOMORES Massey, C. O. Moore, G. C. Benton, G. L. Mosty, R. L. Moore, J. L. Betz, R. A. Feighny, M. L. Parks, J. A. Picard, J. D. Burke, A. J. Ill Ferguson, R. L. Reilly, J. J. Shultze, T. J. Carrillo, D. S. McNally, R. P. Simmons, D. H. SENIORS ON STAFF Farrier, R. C. Moyer, R. L. Spaw, W. J. Lewis, H. S. Simmons, K. O. Stevenson, D. J. Luhm, F. E. Long, J. G. Snider, R. H. Waters, D. L. Sinor, D. L. Nalley, R. M. Spengler, W. M. Wilson, B. T. SENIORS Heyman, E. Kearns, J. H. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Doerre, G. L. Fowler, D. T. Glisan, C. L. Gray, K. D. McAfee, W. R. Reynolds, J. R. Sudderth, C. J. JUNIORS ON STAFF Haggard, H. L. Jasek, R. D. Purcell, W. R. JUNIORS Jamison, W. H. STAFF SERGEANTS Echterhoff, J. H. Geye, R. J. Heibel, R. A. Niehaus, H. A. Praisnar, A. Jr. Thompson, M. D. Wiederhold, R. W. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Farrier, Ferguson, Sazani, Barrett, Nalley, Harvison, Atkins, Cammer, Long, Waters, Massey, Lewis, Betz, K. O. Simmons, Mosty, Wilson, Lederer, Kirby, Moyer, McNally, D. N. Simmons, Feigny, Schmidt, Hasse, Durbon, Snider, Bacon. THIRD ROW: Carrillo, Williams, Gomez, Barlow, Stephenson, Spaw, Parks, Hux, Tovey, Huston, Reilly, Smith, Allen, Hansen, Petty, Gray, Burke, Spengler. SECOND ROW: Benton, Byrd, Jamison, Heibel, Doerre, Rogers, Reynolds, Purcell, Niehaus, Echterhoff, Giddens, Geye, Thompson, Wiederhold, Sudderth, Jasek, Gray, Fowler, Glison, Praisnar, Haggard. FIRST ROW: AAoore, Shultze, Sinor, Picard, Jensen, Ferrell, Johnson, Lednicky, Moore, Kearns, Luhm, Heyman. 123 LIEUTENANTS Butler, E. L. Howard, J. B. Keller, F. K. Vasquez, O. F. SENIORS ON STAFF Terrill, J. B. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Abbott, C. S. Huddleston, R. R. Jenkins, J. J. Land, T. E. Peeples, M. Ill STAFF SERGEANTS Adams, D. R. Hartley, T. M. Mayfield, J. Shaw, M. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF COMPANY E-2 ROSTER FRESHMEN Bradley, D. A. Brewer, L. M. McKenty, S. C. McMath, J. S. Melcer, M. R. Parrott, R. B. Davis, G. E. Dresser, P. A. Stanton, W. K. Finkbiner, T. C. Dulin, E. R. Brooks, J. A. Day, D. L. Dooley, R. M. Penn, P. H. Perkins, D. C. Prugel, J. A. Summers, F. Gibson, R. E. Elliott, R. D. Evans, M. S. Robertson, F. A. Veselka, S. J. Gunter, J. H. Evans, L. A. Fell, G. K. Rodgers, J. H. JUNIORS Muller, F. M. Fuchs, L. T. Gomez, P. B. Salge, A. C. Oberhoff, K. E. Hinnant, R. L. Henry, S. S. Schessler, J. D. Danzieser, J. E. Palm, R. N. Janacek, J. W. Holder, L. D. Studley, P. R. Morrison, D. G. Triesch, E. O. Lane, T. W. Holt, W. E. Thornton, A. W. Jr. Riente, A. J. Zotz, J. E. Morrow, N. M. Jackson, D. L. Tolbert, L. D. Stengel, G. J. SOPHOMORES Northcutt, J. R. Lake, S. T. Von Toussaint, E. R. CORPORALS Rogers, J. M. Lloyd, H. R. Ware, O. H. Aldrich, L. W. Ross, W. B. Lowe, P. R. Watson, P. Buttrill, G. H. Bayer, W. C. Thompson, J. W. Martin, L. R. Wilson, H. G. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Meyers, Aldrich, Janacek, Evans, Day, Dulin, Bayer, Morrow, Salge, Holder, Zotz, Northcutt, Prugel, Schessler, Rogers, Wilson, Triesch, Tolbert, Buttrill, McMath, Ross, Jackson, Perkins, Dodson, Melcer, Lloyd, J. Robert¬ son. THIRD ROW: McKenty, Watson, Holt, Thompson, Elliott, Brewer, Finkbiner, Hinnant, Lake, Henry, Lane, Muller, Parrott, Gunter, Ware, Brooks, Bradley, Von Toussaint, Oberhoff, Fell, Thornton, Gibson, Penn, Rodgers, Evanc, Lowe. SECOND ROW: Palm, Martin, Smith, Veselka, Mayfield, Land, Adams, Hartley, 124 Executive Officer HUGH P. LAWRENCE I dreamed I went to the Military Ball in my . . . Summers, Dresser, Danzeiser, Stanton, Huddleston, Morrison, Davis, Jenkins, Peeples, Dooley, Shaw, Gomez, Fuchs, Reville II. FIRST ROW: Keller, Vasquez, Terrill, Lawrence, Wheeler, Howard, Butler. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Plunkett, Day, Varner, Eddings, Victory, Pickering, Frank, Devine, Young, Parker, Anderson, Post, Heger, Warren, Curl, Haynes, Smith, Cantwell, T. K., Davis, Rick, Foster, G. L., Davis, Seerden, Wunderlick, Johnson, Dela¬ Garza, Lanier. THIRD ROW: Pruitt, Diaz, Vacek, Clay, Dwight, Higgins, Prendergast, Burrus, Ohlenberg, Moore, Hable, Gard¬ ner, Shutts, Alanis, Malaise, Dyer. SECOND ROW: Benavides, Gregory, Greenhaw, McMillan, Gallagher, Stewart, Brown, Rossi, COMPANY F-2 ROSTER Getting ready for the Fish Ball. LIEUTENANTS Nelson, J. E. Smith, J. W. Smith, T. M., Ill Teague, C. W. SENIORS ON STAFF Donnell, V. L. Haby, V. A. Kerley, W. C. Krebs, J. P. McClinton, G. M. Ruckman, P. C. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Brown, R. A. Gallagher, R. P. Hill, D. G. Hodges, M. B., Ill Rinard, S. K. Rossi, D. J. STAFF SERGEANTS Brunkenhoefer, R. E. Greenhaw, L. M. Irvin, S. M. Long, W. L. Sizemore, J. L. Taylor, J. W., Jr. JUNIORS ON STAFF Vaughn, R. W. JUNIORS Bouette, K. L. Jeffrey, R. P., Jr. McMillan, J. A. Webb, J. B. CORPORALS Alanis, J. L. Clay, A. W. De La Garza, C. Devine, R. P., Jr. Frank, J. C. Malaise, W. L. Plunkett, L. K. Vacek, M. J. SOPHOMORES Benavides, F. P. Curl, T. W. Davis, G. L. Diaz, L. F. ■ .V Garcia, A. Hable, R- H. Stillwell, V. C. Victory, J. H. Warren, D. E. FRESHMEN Anderson, C. P., Jr. Burrus, J. D. Davis, T. K. Day, T. M. Dyer, S. R. Gardner, P. F. Haynes, F. C. Heger, R. S. Higgins, E. L., Jr. Moore, W. S. Pickering, E. L., Pickering, G. Q. Post, D. E. Rick, L. J. Seerden, W. F. Smith, J. S. 126 Hill, Vaughn, Brunkenhoefer, Hodges, Moore, Hill, Taylor, Jef¬ freys, Irvin, Rinard, Boutte, Webb, Sizemore. FIRST ROW: Haby, Smith, Donnell, Kerley, Humphries, Jamail, Teague, Krebs, Ruckman, Smith, Traylor. Commanding Officer GERALD A. JAMAIL Executive Officer WILLIAM L. HUMPHRIES First Sergeant CHARLES H. GREGORY It is Captain Bell!! P-2 127 LIEUTENANTS Hill, W. H. II Lewis, J. C. Riojas, R. Payne, N. L. Hotchkiss, D. G. SENIORS ON STAFF Brantley, S. AA. Davidson, D. L. King, W. E. Prickette, J. F. Vilcoq, P. M. II SENIORS Hickman, J. M. Williams, G. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Cameron, D. S. May, D. W. Jr. Parker, W. B. Rodriguez, T. M. Jr. Wagner, T. P. STAFF SERGEANTS Anthaume, C. Jr. Beamer, J. Mitchell, R. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF Denney, R. M. COMPANY G-2 ROSTER JUNIORS Vaughan, T. F. CORPORALS Barnes, D. E. Howard, B. B. Malchoff, J. Jr. Vernon, A. E. Vernon, G. G. Wallace, C. E. Wolfe, B. E. Whiteker, J. N. Wright, D. E. SOPHOMORES Arnold, T. R. Browder, W. W. Davis, R. O. Gutierrez, A. A. Jr. Haisler, W. C. Hancock, W. R. Hart, M. J. Hartman, D. E. Hartman, L. W. Hutton, M. H. Matlack, J. D. Rowland, R. A. Ill Vick, J. D. FRESHMEN Adamson, H. E. Aldrich, S. P. II Boyd, G. A. Chovanec, E. E. Cooper, R. E. Diaz, C. L. Dockery, R. L. Donham, R. G. Dover, L. E. Fowler, D. W. Hookstra, R. W. Horn, L. H. James, M. E. Lovil, W. C. Jr. Newton, R. D. Ohlenburg, E. I. Reese, S. C. Simmons, J. M. Stark, L. W. Young, R. L. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Hookstra, Whiteker, Arnold, Young, D. Hartman, G. Vernon, Hutton, Jenne, Ames, Adamson, Lewis, Reese, L. Hartman, Boyd, A. Vernon, Hart, Schlekewy, Chovanec, Matlack, Malchoff, Vick, Stark, Browder, Haisler, Han¬ cock, Cooper, Newton. THIRD ROW: Wright, Keenan, Rowland, Wolfe, Barnes, James, Horn, Lovil, Davis, Granberry, Dockery, Howard, Simmons, Aldrich, Davis, Thompson, Dover, Fowler, Donham, Condray, Gutierrez, Diaz. SECOND ROW: Wallace, Basham, Parker, Mitchell, Anthaume, Denny, May, Cameron, Beamer, Rodriguez, Wagner. FIRST ROW: King, Hill, Riojas, Hotchkiss, Reese, Terrill, Lewis, Prickette, Payne, Walton, Hick¬ man. Commanding Officer W. BURL TERRILL Try this in your spare time. 129 RORSEtAUGW i! Friendly rivalry between Texas A AA and the educational institution at Austin is a matter of traditional fact. This year the T.U. press leaped into the breach with a series of four editorials in the Daily Texan, the gist of which seemed to indicate that the journalists at T.U. regarded themselves as leading the field of setting standards to be met by institutions of higher learning. One of these editorials, entitled Out, Damned Aggies, went so far as to label A AA a school for killers and gladiators. Even though the Corps has not yet been armed with trenchants, every¬ one got a good laugh cut of the article, in spite of the fact that there have been persistent rumors that certain people in Austin actually took it seriously. The article was generally well received at Aggieland, and everyone got a big kick out of it. It is indeed rare that a scribe can be found on the college level who can write such straight-faced material and still provoke guffaws and belly-laughs from the first line to the last. Aggies approach Gregory Gym—Teasip version. 130 TRfRD BRIGADE SlZlFP COL. JOHN H. MEYER Commanding Officer MAJ. FRED LUHAA MAJ. WILLIAM A. Chaplain ROYAL Liaison Officer MAJ. HERBERT E. MAJ. JAMES R. RABEL COLLINS Intelligence Officer Supply Officer MAJ. DAVID W. SMITH Operations Officer AAAJ. JOHN Y. HUMBER Adjutant 131 FfRR GROUP ...... rr ' ' ..... MAJ. WILLIAM C. HEARNE Executive Officer LT. COL WILLIAM R. ANDREWS JR. Commanding Officer MAJ. DAVID B. MAJ. ROBERT L. M SGT. ROBERT R. T SGT. JERRY W. T SGT. GERALD R. T SGT. MICHALE E. HUTCHESON BOWEN RICE FELDER DONALDSON KEELING Intelligence Officer Liaison Officer Sergeant Major Operations Sgt. Supply Sergeant Scholastic Sgt. 132 SPOH GROUP OTFP i LCIN VVMJ. JM V tO n. LEMMON ELDER Intelligence Officer Operations Officer MAJ. JAMES M. ADAMS Operations and Liaison Officer MAJ. HARRY B. MARTIN Maritime Liaison Officer M SGT. DAVID S. JERNIGAN Sergeant Major T SG. THOMAS H. MEADOWS Scholastic Sgt. T SGT. BENJAMIN R. JACKSON Supply Sgt. 133 FIFTH ROW: McWaters, Harris, Coon, Campbell, Brannen, Lewis, Belcher, King, Carroll, Lee, Cudgel, Crosbie, Schiffman, Ruth¬ erford, Cole, Douglas, Derden, Warren, Davis, Shaunty, Dunn, Williamson, Perryman, Pearce, Kelly, Ballard, Van Stavern, Lee. FOURTH ROW: Moreman, Bristol, McCann, Dominy, Van Hoo- sier, Mclnteer, Overton, J. Smith, Dodgen, English, Blair, P. Smith, Holcomb, Richards, Waddell, Airhart, Thomerson, Wis¬ dom, Dennehy, Clark, E. Smith, Gosney, Bamberg, Foster, Brown, Shumate, Sliter. THIRD ROW: Mobley, Hooks, Taylor, Voss, Parkin, D. W. Keeling, Sullivan, Allen, Lackey, Frederik- COMPANY A-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS STAFF SERGEANTS Gray, J. W. Blackmon, J. A. Gudgel, K. E. Rogers, J. Elmore, R. D. Moreman, D. E. Broussard, E. A. Guest, J. D. Small, T. H. Fisk, S. K. Smith, P. J. Clark, C. G. Hall, D. R. Wilson, J. C. Habbinga, R. J. Oman, J. B. SOPHOMORES Cole, R. G. Coon, C. N. Holcomb, J. A. Hubert, P. E. SENIORS ON STAFF Airhart, J. W. Davis, D. S. Keeling, D. W. Bowen, R. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF Aaihart, J. W. Dennehy, M. J. Kidd, G. T. Humber, J. Y. Keeling, M. E. Campbe ll, J. W. Derden, W. H. Lackey, S. H. Hutcheson, D. P. Rice, R. R. Lewis, J. E. Dodgen, J. P. Lee, T. W. Roberts, C. R. McCann, M. T. Dominy, J. F. McWaters, G. W. CORPORALS Pearce, B. J. Dunn, S. J. Mobley, F. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Ballard, J. S. Smith, E. J. English, R. W. Overton, M. E. Adams, H. P. Brannen, H. S. Wait, J. Foster, J. L. Parkin, J. C. Cook, V. H. Bristol, D. F. FRESHMEN Foster, R. L. Richards, B. S. Goldman, J. B. Browne, H. A. Bam berg, W. H. Frederiksen, L. W. Rutherford, J. A. Woodall, R. P. Crosbie, J. M. Belcher, E. W. Gosney, G. L. Schiffman, C. J. Shaunty, T. L. V : v fc Shumate, R. E. Sliter, J. E. Smith, F. J., Jr. Sullivan, J. A. Taylor, W. O., Jr. Thomerson, J. D. Touchon, T. H. Van Hoosier, W. L. Voss, R. G. Wade, W. A. Warren, K. J. Whitfield, J. R. Williamson, T. B. Wisdom, R. C. 134 sen, Wait, Touchon, Hall, Blackmon, Hubert, Arleth. SECOND ROW: Goldman, Woodall, Adams, Elmore, Oman, Gregg, Cook, Rice, Fisk, Habbinga, M. E. Keeling. FIRST ROW: Grey, Kiesch- nick, Rogers, Humber, Bowen, Wilson, Jester, Martin, Small, Hutcheson, Persyn, Roberts. Executive Officer RICHARD S. JESTER A motley looking crew, at best. First Sergeant GERALD B. KIESCHNICK Commanding Officer TRUMAN F. MARTIN 135 SIXTH ROW: Campbell, Barranco, Harrell, Keese, Gillis, Vick, Huffman, Watkins, Williams, Herring, Spence, Caston, Daugh¬ erty, Murray, Stevens, Phelps, Stokes, Herring, Jacob, Walters, Brewster, Callahan, Fransen, Leftwich, Caswell, Honea. FIFTH ROW: Shields, Van Zandt, Vogt, Ward, Romano, Graham, White, Dungan, Smith, Janik, Threadgill, McBride, Frosch, Sugarek, Bray, Majors, Oddson, Matthews, Woodard, Jennings, Ditt- burner, Marks, Sutherland, Deutsch, Covey, Fiedler. FOURTH ROW: Blake, Price, Ramsey, Crais, Skiles, Vaughn, Printz, Pearce, Jahnke, Key, Maples, Hicks, Farr, Charlet, Hattaway, Behnken, Clay, Belcher, Cribbs, Traylor, Hardwick, Duren, COMPANY B-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Breeding, W. W. Tatum, M. E. SENIORS ON STAFF Hearn, W. W. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Brumbelow, R. Y. Meyer, J. L. Stanton, W. L. Young, L. L. CORPORALS Callahan, F. T. Dougherty, J. C. Harrell, G. G. Hattaway, W. E. Honea, J. E. Oddson, M. L. Traylor, B. J. Ward, M. L. SOPHOMORES Bray, J. H. Deutsch, R. G. Emerson, C. A. Fiedler, L. N. Fullen, E. Frosch, E. A. Gillis, D. E. Janik, W. E. Marshall, G. Matthews, B. Phelps, R. Price, J. Richter, C. Robinson, B. Ramsey, J. S. Stevens, M. P. Sugarek, F. L. Tieman, J. T. Vick, W. E. Winch, B. Wynn, G. C. Yaskovic, R. A. Young, M. FRESHMEN Barker, D. Belcher, B. Behnken, T. Brewster, O. T. Brummett, B. Campbell, C. Caswell, J. E. Clay, J. Dungan, C. Duren, J. Escobar, K. R. •2IS ' T: • vf a v ‘ S ' 1 Farr, L. Graham, W. K. Gutierrez, H. X. Herring, S. Huffman, K. Jacob, M. T. Keese, L. A. Key, D. M. Leftwich, M. W. Maples, A. R. Majors, D. M. McBride, B. B. Pearce, E. Romano, D. Shields, J. Skiles, C. Sutherland, T. R. Van Zandt, J. W. Vaughn, R. W. Vogt, H. H. Walters, C. C. Williams, F. A. 136 Barrett, Emerson, Appel, Tierce, Marshall, Richter. THIRD ROW: Moore, Guiterrez, Powers, Barker, Jones, Brummett, Schwab, Yaskovic, Escobor. SECOND ROW: Wynn, Scott, Brumbelow, Meyer, Young. FIRST ROW: Breeding, Jensen, McKnight, Tatum, Hearn. First Sergeant JAMES T. SCOTT LIEUTENANTS JUNIORS Brossman, G. F. Myrik, J. A. Pendery, H. H. SENIORS ON STAFF Smith, D. W. Stenger, E. M. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bland, R. W. Fisherman, W. H. Holley, A. N. Little, T. M. Stanton, W. L. Tisdal, V. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Godkin, J. W. McEllroy, E. JUNIORS ON STAFF Burney, J. P. Gruner, K. A. Harris, L. G. CORPORALS Davis, W. M. James, L. R. Macaluso, M. A. COMPANY C-3 ROSTER McCall, R. H., Jr. Sotelo, O. Turney, W. H. Wilson, J. SOPHOMORES Baldarrama, A. M. Bourne, C. M. Burns, D. W. Callaway, M. R. Emerson, C. D. English, J. D. Fisherman, B. N. Glenney, S. W. Heartwell, S. F. Henderson, D. C. Jahnke, D. W. SIXTH ROW: Combs, Madden, Kluge, Nelson, Volk, Jett, Rhodes, Douglas, Henderson, Sharp, Caldwell, Glenney, King, Staff, Perry, Spradling, James, McCall, Wetherbee, Johnson, Horton, D. F. Smith, Gaden, Burditt, Glassford, Reesner, Dimock, Sweeney. FIFTH ROW: Rapp, Herrerra, Hasselmeier, Lindsey, Al- laman, Prestidge, Smotherman, Terry, Caillouet, Eastman, Wilson, Emerson, Matzke, Tobin, Byrne, Toone, Young, Shipman, Heart- Douglas, J. D. Dozier, E. N. Eastman, G. Foerster, A. J. Gaden, J. D. Glassford, D. M. Goldfarb, J. H. Hart, J. W. Hasselmeier, R. I. Herrerra, A. J. Hoenscheidt, G. F. Holden, E. J. Horton, E. L. Hughes, K. E. Laird, P. O. Lindsey, J. Love, J. C. Mark, M. H. Mortimer, W. B. Reyna, C. F. Smith, D. F. Smith, J. K. Smotherman, R. D. Tobin, F. O. FRESHMEN Allaman, J. M. Autrey, J. W. Baker, J. S. Black, R. W. Burditt, M. L. Burns, E. H. Byrne, R. P. Caillouet, K. H. Caldwell, T. Coco, M. F. Combs, H. R. Curran, D. J. DeAtley, B. R. Diaz, H. Dimock, J. Donnellan, R. Q. 138 well, Dozier, Baker, Mark, Davis, Mumford, Richmond, Mortimer, DeAtley. FOURTH ROW: Diaz, Love, Reyna, Wilson, Coco, Reedy, Foerster, English, Trapolino, Thompson, Joyce, Hart, Smith, Goldfarb, Burns, Zeis, Sherman, Pollock, Knipstein, Black, Barn- abee, Turney, Thompson, Reynolds, Hughes, Linthicum, J. K. Smith. THIRD ROW: Macaluso, Baldarrama, Sotelo, Singleton, Jett, J. E. Pollock, J. E. Spradling, D. H. Johnson, K. M. Prestidge, J. C. Sprung, W. C. Joyce, J. M. Rapp, Gary S. Staff, J. V. Kluge, C. A. Reedy, J. F. Sweeney, D. A. Knipstein, R. C. Reynolds, J. W. Terry, W. M. Linthicum, J. H. Richmond, T. R. Thompson, S. M. Madden, M. C. Rhodes, D. G. Thompson, D. P. Matzke, T. A. Saenz, A. J. Toone, L. S. Mendoza, F. Schiwetz, T. F. Trapolino, L. Mumford, W. M. II Sharp, Marcus V. Volk, R. M. Osborn, C. M. Sherman, W. M. Wetherbee, C. F. Pavelka, M. A. Shipman, N. R. Wilson, T. W. Pena, O. E. Singleton, W. J. Young, R. A. Perry, C. E. Smith, L. W. Zeis, P. M. .■as Commanding Officer WILLIAM K. RUNDELL Laird, Fisherman, Donnellan, Pena, Curran, Sprung, Horton, Pavelka, Schiwetz, Autrey, Osborn, Burns, Bourne, Black, Hoenscheidt, Mendoza, Saenz, Jahnke. SECOND ROW: Calloway, Ashy, Stanton, Holley, Gruner, Tisdal, McEllroy, Little, Bland, Harris, Godkin, Fisherman, Burney. FIRST ROW: Pendery, Myrik, Rundel, D. W. Smith, Stenger. Looks like they can ' t decide whether to have a yell practice or throw someone in the showers. JAMES A. MYRICK First Sergeant THOMAS M. ASHY 139 D-3 Now we have some real serious matters to discuss at this meeting and I want you people to give me some real serious attention. First Sergeant JACKSON D. MELTON FIFTH ROW: Lopez, Sleeper, Lee, McGaughey, Dansby, Milam, Bourgeois, Kennedy, Barron, Humphries, Webb, Young, Tred- way, Andrews, Wooldridge, McBrearty, R. A. Wright, Loveless, Rose, Minks, Bishop, Dromgoole, Stockstill, Matthews, Donovan, Moore, Lopez, Sharp. FOURTH ROW: Dowden, McAdams, Holder, Aglietti, Brewer, Shaeffer, Roach, Wood, Schubert, Petrasek, DePasqual, Murphree, White, Flores, Meier, Durbin, Larkin, Batey, Saenz, Howard, Slimp, Weathers, Wantzloeben, Chastang, Johnson, Riddle, Gerald. THIRD ROW: Gordon, Holcomb, W. D. Wright, Fuller, Spitzer, Casanova, Acosta, Tay- Its 140 LIEUTENANTS King, C. R. Mogford, J. L. O ' Connor, C. J. SENIORS ON STAFF Andrews, W. R. Hollis, J. R. Nix, W. D. Rebel, H. E. COMPANY D-3 ROSTER TECHNICAL SERG EANTS Harris, M. J. Jones, M. G. Laughlin, G. H. Schaeffer, C. J. Stokes, F. D. Wiggins, H. R. STAFF SERGEANTS Goodson, D. H. Peters, B. C. Reesby, W. D. Tyler, J. D. CORPORALS Bateman, B. L. Bourgeois, J. E. Darling, H. B. Larkin, J. B. McBrearty, C. F. Meier, E. R. Milam, W. C. Slimp, J. B. Taylor, W. E. Tredway, W. L. White, B. JUNIORS ON STAFF Donaldson, G. R. Felder, J. W. Schmid, H. W. SOPHOMORES Acosta, G. Barron, J. T. Batey, R. Brewer, J. R. DePasqual, J. A. Flores, V. R. lor, Bateman, Marabella, Laughlin, Orr, Matthews, Mayers, Kim¬ ble, Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Darling, Melton, Wiggins, Stokes, Laughlin, Felder, Reesby, Schmid, Tyler, Harris, Jones, Peters, Donaldson. FIRST ROW: Mogford, Hollis, Motheral, Harris, An¬ drews, Rabel. Gerald, S. W. Dromgoole, G. A. Holcomb, W. D. Fuller, D. W. Holder, G. R. Gordon, P. T. Howard, C. W. Humphries, P. M. Jacobs, C. A. Kennedy, G. W. Johnson, T. K. Lopez, F„ Jr. Laughlin, M. D. Mathews, R. C. Lee, J. A. Matthews, W. T. Loveless, B. R. McAdams, C. O. Marabella, P. J. Minks, R. C. Mayers, P. D. Moore, W. D. McGaughey, R. L. Orr, D. R. Murphree, D. E. Petrasek, A. C. Rose, D. N. Schubert, R. H. Saenz, J. L. Sharp, D. M. Wooldridge, J. T. Sheaffer, D. E. Sleeper, W. W. FRESHMEN Stockstill, G. R. Aglietti, G. C. Wantzloeben, K. L. Andrews, K. R. Weathers, S. J. Bishop, E. R. Webb, G. D. Chastang, D. E. Wright, R. A. Donovan, R. L. Wright, W. D. Dowden, W. T Young, C. B. f) 3 THIRD ROW: Kiker, Guise, Barron, Dorman, Ross, Forrest, Davis, Jolly, Giesenschlag, Anderson, Storey, Pantalion, Taylor, La Motte, J. L. Hotard, Randolph, Lucy, Quisenberry, J. R. Cren¬ shaw, Bloom, Brooks, Lawson, Mackin, H. J. Crenshaw, Clark, Smith, See, Burkhalter, Bell, Ashcraft. SECOND ROW: Terry, McAdams, McMath, Carter, Ihrig, Roberts, Moffit, Crutsinger, Bolling, McGill, Meyers, Jones, Meadows, Herrera, Hickman. After drill Saturday morn¬ ing, something has to be done with the rifles. The supply sergeant wouldn ' t like our first choice, so we go ahead and clean them. ► 142 FIRST ROW: Comee, Pope, Enloe, Earle, Wooley, Seagraves, Everett, Northcutt, E. P. Hotard, Rosenthal, Myers, Hulen, Brooks, Grimes, Helmke, Koegl, Trawhon. COMPANY E-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Comee, W. C. Enloe, S. J. Everett, M. D. Grimes, J. P. Helmke, L. C. Hotard, E. P. Northcutt, N. W. Pope, G. R. Seagraves, C. Ill Trawhon, C. W. SENIORS ON STAFF Baucum, T. A. Brooks, J. T. Carter, R. B. Martin, H. B. Royal, W. A. Otto, H. SENIORS Delgado, R. M. Hedricks, J. Hoffman, G. R. Myers, D. L. Wooley, B. J. Hulen, H. Ray, J. A. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Carter, L. J. Roberts, C. T. McGill, D. W. Meyers, F. E. McMath, C. W. Crutsinger, L. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Bolling, D. R. Hickman, R. Jr. Ihrig, J. R. Jones, T. L. McGregor, M. D. JUNIORS ON STAFF Jernigan, D. S. JUNIORS Dealy, D. G. Nickelson, J. F. Moffit, A. P. CORPORALS Bell, B. D. Crenshaw, J. R. Davis, L. E. Forrest, N. K. Jolly, R. W. Pantalion, C. A. Smith, C. L. Storey, J. N. Terry, G. F. SOPHOMORES Anderson, R. J. Bloom, M. T. Dorman, P. C. Hotard, J. L. Quisenberry, A. J. Ross, D. FRESHMEN Arnold, S. E. Ashcraft, J. G. Burkhalter, M. S. Crenshaw, H. J. Giesenschlag, W. H. Jones, J. L. Lawson, S. D. Long, R. K. Mackin, C. L. Randolph, J. L. See, E. C. Taylor, T. H. Thompson, J. W. Richmond, T. R. Commanding Officer SIDNEY D. ROSENTHAL Executive Officer ERNEST P. HOTARD First Sergeant THOMAS A. McADAMS FOURTH ROW: Neveu, Watson, Cobb, Kickirillo, Davis, Brown, Allen, H. W. Lewis, Leighman, Ward, Leach, Riggs, McGuire, Riley, Schmid, Haynes, Boykin, Hardeman, Tharp, L. D. Lewis, Francis, Pedigo, Rubac, Catalina, Williams, Dyal, Gent. THIRD ' ,! V ' Commanding Officer KENNETH E. COONER Executive Officer First Sergeant WILLIAM D. CARLL MARTIN D. LONG ROW: Brewster, Robinson, Marek, Young. SECOND ROW: Garner, Long, Meadows, Henson, Bruns, Spencer, Lavallee, Jackson, Atkins, Bowman, Blasingame, Leonard, McCulloch, COMPANY F-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS STAFF SERGEANTS Bearrie, J. L. Henson, S. L. Davis, S. E. Blasingame, S. W. Kirkpatrick, W. L. Smith, D. R. JUNIORS ON STAFF Turner, D. M. Jackson, B. R. Walker, M. N. Meadows, T. H. SENIORS ON STAFF JUNIORS Elder, J. H. Ashley, J. T. Sartain, J. E. Atkins, N. J. Threadgill, J. M. Bruns, J. C. SENIORS Leonard, R. V. Tudela, J. A. Bacon, J. A. Curtis, C. G. CORPORALS Christian, L. W. Brewster, J. E. Delevan, R. J. Brown, C. L. Dickerson, J. R. Garner, D. S. Northcutt, N. W. Gent, T. R. Oliver, N. P. McGuire, D. A. Stephens, C. L. Riggs, J. C. Tipton, D. R. Rubac, R. E. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Watson, R. E. Ward, J. K. Bowman, J. W. LaVallee, M. F. SOPHOMORES McCulloch, B. E. Allen, H. L. Spencer, J. C. Catalina, P. A. Davis, W. L. Dyal, D. R. Francis, W. G. Hardeman, L. J. Haynes, C. G. Kickirillo, M. A. Leach, D. A. Marek, A. J. Neveu, C. G. Ontiveros, H. M. Pedigo, J. R. Schmid, J. E. FRESHMEN Boykin, G. F. Cobb, R. Y. Lewis, H. W. Lewis, L. D. Riley, M. Robinson, B. Robinson, W. Tharp, K. Williams, R. H. Young, C. R. 144 Ashley. FIRST ROW: Smith, Davis, Delevan, Curtis, Dickerson, Kirkpatrick, Carll, Cooner, Walker, Bearrie, Bacon, Turner, Oliver. F-2 145 FIFTH ROW: Antosh, Dean, Phillips, Hughes, Stanley, vveosier, Galey, May, Sherman, Harvey, C; Roche, Price, Inniss, Pend- ery, Teipel, McCoy, Lightsey, Warren, Williams, F.; Medford, Whetsel, Blake, Eidson, Merritt, Smith, Keller. FOURTH ROW: McDonald, Barnes, Salter, Nelson, Creswell, Chafey, Miller, L.; Hase, Miller, D.; DeFee, Langhoff, Harvey, G.; Sharp, Lierley, Sterling, Reichle, Gordon, Bate, Isom, Roberts, Csagoly, Oberle, Donaho, Clifton, Owens, McGrath. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Richards, Rea, Reifsnyder, Ward, Tubre, Burd, Ekvall, Williams, It ' s the latest dance craze. Watch and see how the others do it. 146 D.; Casey, Kunz, King, Stroeble, Ratliff, Liston, McNabb. SEC¬ OND ROW: Lain, Gabbert, Taylor, McDowell, Lyne, Freeman, Bate, Cowser, Sanders. FIRST ROW: Zimmerman, Ocker, West, Higgins. COMPANY G-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Lain, W. K. Donaho, G. K. Hall, J. W. Lightsey, D. A. Eidson, T. E. Higgins, M. D. Roche, H. C. Gordon, D. M. Wolpman, K. K. Hase, R. SOPHOMORES Harvey, G. B. SENIORS ON STAFF Barnes, L. A. King, C. L. Brashears, W. T. Clifton, D. J. Kunz, R. Hunt, E. V. Callaway, M. R. May, R. E. Csagoly, A. J. McCoy, J. SENIORS Galey, J. H. McGrath, M. J. Smith, D. W. Kellar, K. E. Medford, S. F. Liston, R. W. Merritt, W. L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Love, J. C. Miller, D. W. Lyne, R. R. McDonald, R. E. Miller, L. B. McDowell, H. D. Phillips, T. A. Nelson, R. D. Sanders, J. L. Reifsnyder, R. E. Oberle, W. Southerland, M. Pendery, D. A. STAFF SERGEANTS Tobin, F. G. Price, E. A. McElroy, E. Ward, K. B. Reichle, L. Whetsal, J. E. Richards, R. O. JUNIORS ON STAFF Williams, D. L. Salter, J. E. Jernigan, D. S. Williams, F. F. Seago, J. Bate, H. E. Sharp, H. S. FRESHMEN Sherman, S. S. JUNIORS Antosh, T. F. Smith, S. B. Cowser, W. L. Bate, J. M. Stanley, R. G. Dupriest, J. C. Blake, J. P. Sterling, L. V. Freeman, R. D. Burd, H. H. Stroebele, J. A. Chafey, R. Teipel, J. R. CORPORALS Creswell, J. H. Tubre, S. R. Inniss, R. W. Dean, M. L. Isom, C. B. Defee, R. A. Executive Officer DON A. OCKER Commanding Officer NORTH O. WEST First Sergeant JOHN H. GABBERT ' •W % Q Commanding Officer BOB N. HUNTINGTON Executive Officer RAYMOND E. KRAMM FIFTH ROW: Crow, Hintze, Carpenter, Runge, Cai-ey, Towler, Houston, Climie, McCullough, Koehn, Jamar, Leonard, Schwarzen- bach, Wood, Ward, Overstreet, Harden, Florence, Nilson, Raymer, West, Watson, Bates, Gideon, Robinson, Johnson, Shilling. FOURTH ROW: Ouellette, Denison, Hurta, Brown, Foster, Hill- GERALD G. ROGERS I have to report with my mattress cover—not in it. 148 I house, Devine, Chapman, Crain, Neal, Thorpe, Murrah, Caraway, Meadows, McKaughan, Santos, LaGrange, Kachtik, McMurtry, Spadora, Byer, Dosher, Dwarshus, Sloan, Colbert, Scott, Brown. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Lassiter, Prentiss, Climie, Smith, Sim¬ mons, Kubesch, Brotherton, Pugh, Bates, Andrick, Griffey, Hall, Harriman. SECOND ROW: Reagan, Kell, Scott, Beller, Jenkins, Moore, Butler, Brink, Wanstrath, Minnick, Park, Doreen, Ham¬ monds. FIRST ROW: Nichols, Swan, Keller, Kubala, Kramm, Huntington, Krenek, Watts, Rogers. COMPANY H-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Moore, W. R. Martell, R. D. Eickman, E. H. Patterson, C. E. Harper, J. L. Nichols, J. D. Nelson, F. A. Florence, L. Z. Pizzitola, J. A. Keller, J. L. Pitman, M. J. Overton, A. J. Gideon, L. A., Jr. Preas, E. C. Kramm, R. E. Poland, L. W. Palmer, M. A. Harden, J. S. Raymer, J. W. Krenek, B. J. Prentiss, T. W. Pugh, M. C. Harriman, W. B. Rector, R. L. Watts, K. G. Roberts, R. E. Jr. Sebastian, J. W. Hasse, J. J. Reynolds, J. W. Simmons, M. D. Sparling, J. H. Hillhouse, S. A. Roberts, J. STAFF MEMBER Timmerman, T. L. Stewart, C. D. Hillyer, 1. L. Robinson, J. F. Brice, R. G. Willenborg, J. C. Stiles, D. E. Timmins, P. R. Hintze, E. B. Houston, D. T. Runge, J. F., Jr. Santos, R. J. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS SOPHOMORES Wanstrath, J. J. Hurta, F. J., Jr. Schwarzenbach, J. R. Hammonds, C. E. Andrick, J. P. Williams, G. W. Jamar, J. J. Scott, R. A. Reagan, T. R. Baker, J. F. FRESHMEN Johnson, L. K. Shilling, C. B. Scott, K. Z. Ballard, J. J. Kachtik, J. V. Sloan, F. O. Swan, M. K. Bates, G. Ill Bates, L. E. Kind, L. J., Jr. Spadora, J. Jr. Bickers, D. R. Brown, G. R. Koehn, D. W. R. Sparling, T. R. STAFF SERGEANTS Brink, J. J. Ill Brown, R. L. LaGrange, C. R. Steffek, J. C. Beller, R. L. Brotherton, J. R. Byer, T. E. Leonard, M. T. Stringfellow, R. C. Butler, J. M. Carlton, F. W. Caffey, K. D. Lindsey, G. S. Thoman, D. L. Doreen, W. R. Cavasas, G. Caraway, L. F. Marcum, T. D. Thompson, N. T. Kell, J. C. Covan, J. Carey, M. H. McBryde, C. W. Thorpe, D. A. Minnick, T. A. Custer, C. D. Carpenter, E. H. McCarty, R. M. Towler, H. B. Wanstrath, G. R. Dail, M. D. Chapman, D. M. McClure, M. R. Turney, W. W., Jr. CORPORALS Drennan, J. L. Cissell, R. M. McCullough, M. D. Ward, W. R. Dyer, E. D. Climie, R. L. McKaughan, E. W. Watson, J. D. Aldrich, A.A. Ferman, H. T. Cobb, L. H. McMillan, T. A. Wfellborn, J. H., Jr. Bounds, J. Y. Glover, D. W. Colbert, C. M. McMurtry, J. L. West, D. E. Cambell, H. W. Griffey, B. Crain, W. L. Meadows, D. B. Westmoreland, N. G. Jenkins, J. S. B. Hall, C. B. Crow, J. D. Murrah, T. F. Wood, C. R., Sr. Kohlman, J. M. Knight, C. J. Dennison, D. R. Nichols, R. B. Mcllhany, J. D. Kubesch, R: A. Devine, M. D. Nilson, J. H. McLean, K. J. Lassiter, M. C. Dosher, R. A. Offner, M. Ill Meeks, T. E. Kutac, H. Dwarshus, A. G. Ouellette, P. L. U -2 149 FOURTH ROW: Britton, Cooke, Weber, Vaselka, Schultheis, Guz- Smith, Hopgood, D. R. Long, Bilancich, J. C. Conard, Freeman, man, Rasco, Schmidt, Crampton, Salinas, Newman, Resner, Her- Gregg. THIRD ROW: Burge, Jackson, Davis, Colquitt, Richards, mann, Miller, Cuny, Haglund, King, C. E. Long, Gallaher, Best, McAdoo, Dix, Connor, Seate. SECOND ROW: Fine, Hubler, COMPANY 1-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Vetter, L. C. SOPHOMORES Ellis, R. E. Anz, R. B. Bilancich, D. B. Gallaher, J. D. Maceo, V. G. STAFF SERGEANTS Eversburg, P. A. Goodson, C. F. McKeen, W. R. Adams, J. Long, D. R. Gregg, L. D. Boyd, J. L. Smith, J. H. Haglund, C. H. SENIORS ON STAFF Deveny, D. L. Hermann, P. D. Connor, J. S. Sheelar, C. K. FRESHMEN Jackson, J. C. Lemmon, H. G. Stewart, D. Blande, J. P. Long, C. E. Brady, J. W. Newman, L. M. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS CORPORALS Colquitt, J. M. Radican, W. W. Armstrong, J. H. Britton, C. R. Conard, M. T. Resner, M. E. Beard, N. W. Burge, C. E. Connor, J. C. Richards, T. L. Holley, A. N. Fine, T. M. Crampton, R. N. Schultheis, R. C. McGuire, N. R. Guzman, M. A. Cuny, F. C. Seate, J. H. Porter, L. G. Hopgood, M. T. Davis, E. C. Vaselka, V. K. Rowe, J. H. Schmidt, J. H. Dix, R. M. 150 Rowe, Beard, Deveny, Vetter, Boyd, Armstrong, McGuire. FIRST ROW: Lemmon, McNeil, Nelson, McKeen, J. S. Connor. 1-3 is composed of cadets enrolled in the Marine PLC program, and freshmen and sophomores from the Texas Maritime Acade¬ my. The Texas Maritime Academy is the state ' s newest educational institution. Its cadets at¬ tend one year of classes on the A M campus, then go on to the Academy at Galveston. When they graduate, they will receive de¬ grees in Marine Engineering or Marine Trans¬ portation, be commissioned in the Merchant Marine Service, and receive Reserve Com¬ missions in the U.S. Navy. The Marine PLC ' s on campus take their military training during summer sessions at Marine camps, at which they have distin¬ guished themselves yearly, since the program was begun. On graduation from A M, they will be commissioned regular officers in the United States Marines. 151 tubcg pcand coeducation On April 27, 1963, the Board of Directors of A AA voted to admit women to the college on a limited basis. Qualified women students will be allowed to enroll in the Graduate School and the School of Veterinary Medicine. Faculty members ' wives and daughters and the wives of students can register in the undergraduate schools. Much controversy has arisen over this decision, culminating in passage of a resolution by the House of Representatives asking the Board to reconsider its action. It is generally acknowledged that only a few coeds can be expected to enroll next year under the present restrictions, probably a hundred or less. Such a small number will have little effect on the Corps. Women students have attended A M before and the Corps is still intact. Although opinion varies, it seems likely that things will be pretty much the same as far as the day-to-day student life is concerned. Mrs. Lewis M. Haupt Jr., first coed admitted after the Board ' s ruling. 152 FfR£nMN£ STAFF ' HEADQUARTERS FIRST WING - LT. COL FRANK M. TOWNSEND, JR. Executive Officer COL. GEORGE A. WIEDERAENDERS Commanding Officer M SGT. FRANK R. KIOLBASSA Sergeant Major M SGT. JAMES F. SETCHELL Scholastic Sgt. MAJ. ELLIS P. MURPHY MAJ. JACK W. MAJ. RONALD L. Intelligence Officer COLLIER PETERSON Supply Officer Operations Officer MAJ. DENNIS L. GRAHAM Chaplain 153 FfR£r GROUP SlAFF LT. COL. MICHAEL R. SYPTAK Commanding Officer AA SGT. RUSSELL L. KEELING Sergeant Major T SGT. MICHAEL S. McGRADY Supply Sgt. T SGT. AUGUSTUS M. FREEMAN Operations ' Sgt. T SGT. ROBERT L. CATES Scholastic Sgt. MAJ. VERNON G. ASH Intelligence Officer 154 SECOND CROUP SFIFP MAJ. DAVID E. PIERSON Adjutant and Supply Officer MAJ. GARY A. STIGAR Intelligence Officer M SGT. CHARLES T. POWELL Sergeant Major T SGT. JAMES P. BUCHANAN Scholastic Sgt. T SGT. DAVID L. MINALDI Supply Sergeant T SGT. ROY NETZ Operations Sgt. 155 Commanding Officer SHELDON J. BEST FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Baker, Sluis, Decker, Bacon, Wood, Langley, Borum, Galloway, Saunders, Brown, Fitzhugh, Millikin, Ozan, Dossey, Schroeder, Lauer, Anderson, Bliss, H. F. Smith, Bogart, Willis, Schur, Young, Guff, Jones, Chase, Buck. FOURTH ROW: Boeck, Steen, Lindsay, Sherman, Raineri, Gough, Hull, Towery, Trott, Hall, Knight, Walla, Arnett, Von Dohlen, Halbert, Graf, Crowder, Shakleford, Smithwick, Quebe, Hunt, Guidry, Duplissey, Wilkerson, Jaynes, Franks, Ennis. THIRD ROW: Du- Bose, Odom, Kelly, Craddock, Harris, Ward, Matyear, Dittman, SQUADRON 1 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Padgett, L. R. SOPHOMORES Batey, A. T. Spurger, J. R. Baker, J. R. Seale, J. D. Willcox, G. P. Boeck, R. R. SENIORS ON STAFF Gibbs, J. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF Dodge, M. C. Garrett, L. N. Bliss, A. M. Bogart, J. S. Chase, J. B. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Kiolbassa, F. R. Decker, C. R. Clawson, B. G. CORPORALS Dittman, H. Jessup, J. H. Levy, J. H. Lueck, R. L. Anderson, J. D. Dossey , T. E. Gough, W. H. Daugherty, W. S. Sherman, W. T. Miller, R. A. Duplissey, G. R. Smith, L. A. Peterson, A. C. Halbert, D. M. Smith, H. F. STAFF SERGEANTS Hunt, R. C. Jaynes, J. P. Steen, C. A. Walla, M. C. Bamberg, G. W. Langley, L. W. Young, F. R. Quin, B. H. Johnson, G. N. Lindsay, C. D. Schur, D. G. FRESHMEN Knesek, J. H. Wilkerson, J. E. Arnett, J. E. Nash, J. F. Wood, P. D. Bacon, W. S. Borum, H. H. Brown, J. F. Buck, C. G. Craddock, O. W. Crowder, D. A. Dubose, W. B. Ennis, J. W. Fitzhugh, L. S. Franks, C. E. Galloway, T. K. Graf, A. D. Guidry, G. L. Hall, M. Harris, R. A. Huff, J. J. Hull, D. E. Jones, T. E. Kelly, R. A. Knight, W. R. Lauer, K. B. Matyear, A. L. Millikin, C. W. Norman, T. R. Odom, M. N. Ozan, R. V. Quebe, J. C. Raineri, E. A. Saunders, J. R. Schroeder, K. R. Shakleford, A. G. Sluis, J. K. Smith, B. E. Smithwick, J. M. Tindall, M. H. Towery, W. H. Trott, J. E. vonDohlen, D. R. Ward, L. P. Willis, N. A. Lueck, Johnson and Jessup involved in a fire hazard. 156 Tindall. SECOND ROW: Daugherty, Nance, Clawson, Levy, Bamberg, Garrett, Jessup, Dodge, Johnson, Lueck, Miller, Pad¬ gett, Peterson, Knesek, Willcox, Guin, L. A. Smith, Kiolbassa, Spurger. FIRST ROW: Batey, Best, Seale. In addition to building the body and breaking the back, Bonfire develops all sorts of unusual skills which may be of use later in life. 157 FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Hall, Atkinson, Stults, Reding, J. A. Smith, Bridges, Nordquist, Spence, Musick, Madden, Isbell, Bullock, Bowles, Laird, Nartker, Walker, Moore, Franklin, Brad- burn, Crumbliss, Cash, Frantz, Radican, Reeves, Bryan, Blanch¬ ard, Hlozek, Atwell. FOURTH ROW: Queal, Coakley, Rochez, SQUADRON 2 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Howder, J. D. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Johnson, G. R. Sowell, C. C. Smith, C. W. Sullivan, R. G. Bickham, J. A. Atkinson, W. C. Jones, D. M. Stropp, J. R. Tingle, C. A. JUNIORS Booker, J. A. Begay, J. L. Kistner, D. K. Stults, R. R. Bradburn, T. L. Blair, J. S. Lovelace, J. L. Tramel, J. T. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Crawford, D. E. Bullock, E. D. Blanchard, K. J. Maltby, K. H. Volluz, M.A. Blinka, G. A. D ' Agrosa, D. D. Cash, T. A. Boyd, G. W. Moore, L. S. Walker, J. C. Goodenough, R. J. McGlothlin, L. W. Rardin, D. C. CORPORALS Atwell, D. C. Coakley, G. R. Fleming, C. P. Hall, J. F. Bridges, J. L. Bryan, J. R. Crumbliss, J. J. Nordquist, K. S. Padilla, A.A. Poe, R. C. Re vis, R. L. Bender, W. C. Laird, R. L. Daly, M. E. Queal, 1. W. Sheetz, R. D. Bowles, J. A. Madden, D. J. Davis, A. W. Radican, W. W. STAFF SERGEANTS Chappelle, R. J. Cox, F. W. McClellan, C. C. Musick, W. D. A. Denny, W. E. Hlozek, D. R. Reding, P. A. Rochez, L. L. Beckman, W. W. Franklin, D. A. Nartker, R. J. Hooton, J. G. Shepard, L. A. Bishop, J. M. Frantz, J. W. Pusch, D. E. Hunter, L. T. Simmons, E. C. Friedlander, J. P. Rannals, L. D. Reeves, L. E. S. Isbell, R. G. Smith, J. A. Gonzalez, R. D. Spence, J. N. Sanford, R. D. Jimenez, C. X. Smith, P. A. 158 Volluz, Stropp, Bickham, Fleming, Ford, Fant, Hunter, Denney, Pusch, Hooton, Johnson, Simmons, Gosschalk, Lovelace, Sand- ford, Blair, Chappelle, Rannals, Boyd, Freeman, Booker, P. A. Smith, Ahll, Davis. THIRD ROW: Padilla, Dungan, Tramel, Sowell, Jimenez, Shephard, Daly, Jones, Poe, Cox, Begay. SECOND ROW: Bender, Biggs, D ' Agrosa, Friedlander, Rardin, Goodenough, McGlothlin, Sullivan, Beckman, Blinka, Crawford, Howder, Gonzalez, Reavis, Bishop. FIRST ROW: Tingle, Frausto, Weaver, C. W. Smith. MISS BARBARA LYNN KAY Squadron Two Sweetheart First Sergeant RICHARD A. BIGGS Executive Officer JULIO FRAUSTO JR. Commanding Officer WINDOL C. WEAVER easy come, t ' ASil GO. 159 SQUADRON 3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS STAFF SERGEANTS CORPORALS Bornefeld, B. Cure, L. M. Poznecki, A. Thornton, P. S. Conely, J. D. Badgwell, D. H. Chaney, G. T. Doyle, T. A. Roberts, J. S. McMahon, W. George, G. L. Chaney, E. W. Cotterell, J. M. Farmer, L. G. Ill Stewart, L. M. Henneberger, A. E. Fiegel, J. L.. Garner, H. E. Fisher, T. E. Turner, R. SENIORS ON STAFF Kampe, A. J. Gibson, W. E. Piersall, J. G. Forrest, C. R. Wheat, L. D. Ash, G. Rawls, H. W. Jones, C. B. Reitz, J. J. Fowler, J. E. Wille, K. B. Smith, H. C. Nachod, J. E. Shiver, B. E. Frazier, R. L. Williams, C. D. Robertson, S. B. Stafford, H. A. Ill Hanusch, J. A. Ill Woodson, J. P. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS JUNIORS ON STAFF White, C. G. Harcrow, R. J. Wylie, E. D. Baker, K. W. McGrady, M. S. FRESHMEN Kickliter, L. N. Prater, J. S. Cates, R. L. SOPHOMORES Bayne, J. G. Kiya, M. K. Stuckey, J. W. Barker, L. R. Beaumont, R. Moore, G. L. Voss, J. D. JUNIORS Barron, G. R. Cardiel, R. B. Newcomer, E. S. Wingfield, K. A. Harrington, W. P. Barry, J. D. Chauviere, R. J. Nowlin, J. R. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Woodson, G. Moore, Wylie, Stewart, Newcomer, Nowlin, Nachod, Wille, Eberspacher, Frazier, Slider, Doyle, Fisher, Garner, Kennedy, Ryan, Bornefeld, Piersall, Fiegel, Crider, Rietz, Stafford, Farmer, Poznecki, Chauviere, Gillespie, Badgwell, Fowler, Jones, Shiver, Muhl, Wheat, Har- Browning, Petty, Ray, Turner, Kiya, E. W. Chaney, Forrest, crow, Barry, Haggin, Beaumont, Sheffield, Cardiel, Williams, Hanusch, Wade. THIRD ROW: Barron, B. Moore, Robertson, Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Hampton, Bayne, Moore, Kickliter, Jones, Barker, Gibson, Herrera, Cure, Cotterell, Bernhard, G. T. 160 ■a Friday night rain dance, in hopes that drill Saturday morning will be rained out. Chaney. SECOND ROW: White, Munford, Kampe, Rawls, Harring¬ ton, Cloninger, Conely, Baker, Prater, Stuckey, McGrady, Smith, Henneberger, Voss, Cates, Day. FIRST ROW: Ash, Gaither, Gibson, Thornton. First Sergeant ARTHUR G. MUNFORD Executive Officer GALE H. GAITHER Commanding Officer PHILLIP AA. GIBSON FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Sloan, Allen, Fry, Woods, Daniels, Stowers, B. Smith, Ronco, Denison, Rutyna, E. Smith, Young, T. Hamilton, Vogelsang, W. Taylor, Proctor, Anderson, Lusk, Shinsky, Aldridge, K. Taylor, Plummer, A. Gray, Herrington, Clancy, Shaw, Liles. THIRD ROW: Erwin, Lee, Loud, Rodriguez, Hawks, Bailey, Aubin, Fidler, Barber, Wimp, Saloma, P. Ham¬ ilton, Daerr, McAughan, Redding, Coreil, Moon, Bergoon, Jones, Bryson, H. Gray, Geiger, R. Taylor, Doyal, Spillers, Kowalewski, R. Smith, Flanagan, Tuseth, Tralica. SECOND ROW: Cox, Parr, Keeling, Slider, Johnson, Williams, Dean, Skupin, Nichols, Miller, Ciarrocchi, Brown, Gersbach, Pearson, Schneider, Cooke, Glover, Freeman. FIRST ROW: Pullin, Thornton, Armstrong, Mills, Madura, Albert, Leverett. LIEUTENANTS Armstrong, G. Albert, C. Leverett, D. Madura, D. SQUADRON 4 ROSTER Allen, J. Anderson, D. Aubin, G. Bailey, T. Clarke, B. Daerr, R. SENIORS ON STAFF Keeling, R. Clancy, E. Denison, E. Pullin, T. Cox, C. Doyal, R. Thornton, R. JUNIORS Daniel, C. Erwin, F. Cooke, G. Gieger, D. Flanagan, E. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Miller, J. Huntington, J. Gray, A. Brown, H. Pearson, T. Jones, T. Gray, H. Gersbach, K. Williams, J. Lee, P. Hamilton, P. Johnson, R. CORPORALS McAughan, R. Hamilton, T. Lester, M. Moon, W. Hawkes, R. Schneider, R. Barber, D. Proctor, J. Herrington, R. Skupin, H. Bergoon, R. Redding, L. Kowalewski, K. Coreil, V. Rutyna, A. Loud, C. STAFF SERGEANTS Fidler, S. Saloma, 0. Lusk, H. Ciarrocchi, F. Liles, T. Shaw, M. Ronco, F. Dean, J. Plummer, M. Shinsky, S. Smith, R. Glover, J. Sloan, M. Spillers, R. Stowers, K. Nichols, J. Smith, B. Vogelsang, W. Taylor, R. Slider, G. Taylor, W. Wimp, J. Tralica, F. Tuseth, R. JUNIORS ON STAFF SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Woods, J. Freeman, M. Bryson, B. Aldridge, R. Young, J. Qqdn . 4 163 FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Wolcott, Reed, Holt, B. Alford, Proctor, Stricklin, R. Smith, Ozmun, Copeland, Urban, Henry, Barkemeyer, M. Stevens, Rupley, R. Stevens, V. Smith, School¬ craft, Gingrich, Giesler, Chrisman, Clesson, Harris, Trovero, Penrod, Mongillo, Goodson, Bogart. FOURTH ROW: Howard, Dibrell, Clements, Michalk, Hill, Tyree, Albin, H. Alford, Hagle, A. Smith, F. Watson, Burton, Gilbert, R. Smith, Meeks, Dallas, Massey, Hay, Peoples, Billington, Swanner, Cornelison, Tar- water, Page, Mistrot, Gallaway. THIRD ROW: R. Watson, Miller, Hart, Fitch, Hamel, Forty, Montgomery, Dublin, Ward, Parks. 164 SECOND ROW: Minaldi, Brinkley, Sturgeon, Windham, Knox, Barrilleaux, Matthews, Simmons, Shaw, Andis, Bartoskewitz. FIRST ROW: Mills, Townsend, Willis, Paulsen, Meyer, Jack, Condit, Musachia, Collier. SQUADRON 5 ROSTER LIEUTENANT ' Sturgeon, W. C. Wolcott, G. M. Condit, R. J. Windham, T. D. Musachia, V. S. FRESHMEN Paulsen, A. M. CORPORALS Albin, G. D. Andis, D. L. Alford, B. F. SENIORS ON STAFF Barkemeyer, D. L. Billington, R. J. Mills, C. A. Bogart, D. M. Clements, J. R. Townsend, F. M. Burton, G. D. Chrisman, D. Wiederanders, G. A. Henry, G. M. Coe, M. G. Wills, H. W. Meeks, L. E. Copeland, R. R. Mongillo, D. J. Cornelison, J. R. SENIORS Ozmun, 1. R. Dallas, M. S. Washburn, C. E. Smith, V. S. Dibrell, C. F. Stevens, R. M. Dublin, F. W. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Stricklin, B. C. Forry, F. G. Barrilleaux, J. L. Vestal, H. L. Gallaway, B. J. Brinkley, E. J. Giesler, R. W. Knox, R. M. SOPHOMORES Gingrich, L. H. Matthews, W. A. Alford, H. Goodson, C. F. Shaw, E. R. Clesson, D. 0. Hagle, D. H. Simmons, A. M. Cooper, R. J. Hamel, C. G. Fitch, J. A. Harris, D. A. JUNIORS ON STAFF Gilbert, J. W. Hart, A. P. Minaldi, D. L. Rawe, T. C. Hay, C. C. Smith, R. M. Hill, W. C. JUNIORS Sullivan, P. Holt, D. L. Groff, W. W. Temple, W. P. Howard, J. W. Massey, C. L. Matthews, T. N. Michalk, G. P. Miller, R. W. Mistrot, R. W. Montgomery, A. A. Page, G. O. Parks, J. W. Penrod, B. W. Peoples, W. M. Proctor, J. H. Reed, D. R. Rupley, J. A. Schoolcraft, T. A. Smith, A. D. Smith, R. L. Stevens, M. P. Swanner, B. L. Tarwater, R. W. Trovero, L. J. Tyree, T. W. Urban, W. F. Ward, T. R. Watson, F. D. Watson, R. C. Executive Officer JAMES T. JACK Commanding Officer LEE G. MEYER First Sergeant RICHARD E. BARTOSKEWITZ Qcfdit . 5 165 One of the few distinctions the outfit had at the beginning of the spring se¬ mester was that of being the smallest Air Force outfit on the campus. We totalled 52 after suffering a heavy loss during and at the end of the fall semes¬ ter, losing 25 of 43 freshmen, and 15 of 32 sophomores. A couple of other factors which dis¬ tinguished us from the other outfits were the shortest First Sergeant in the Corps and the C.O. that was hardest to find in the dormitory. Despite constant reminders that Grades are 55% of General Moore we ranked 35th in the Corps at the end of the first semester. However, we feel that all was not lost since it was the first time in a number of years that Squadron Six posted over a 1.00 for mid-semester of the Fall. We started out the new year with a change in name. Instead of Sonic Six, we were known as Sinful Six. The only trouble is that in doing Jody Calls, it comes out as Simple Six. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Kunz, Sindo, Odell, Janssen, Bollin¬ ger, Bauman, Banner, Childers, Gamertsfelder, Catchings, E llis, Van Pelt, Hoysa, Sampson, Norman, Gayle, Scott, Scoggin, Mc- Dermand, Blake, Wood, Stewart, Lawrence, King, Poindexter, Kent, Dinsmore. FOURTH ROW: Gayle, Lehmann, Matthys, 166 cO T’. SQUADRON 6 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Crowe, R. K. Hopkins, J. H. SENIORS ON STAFF Sligar, G. A. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Fritze, V. V. Jr. Jones, R. C. Jr. Lutich, M. L. Norwood, G. L. Ratliff, M. T. Jr. Villarreal, J. Jr. STAFF SERGEANTS Fidler, C. C. Jr. Fortune, D. S. Lewis, C. P. Sanders, R. A. Spence, G. W. Ybarra, R. JUNIORS ON STAFF Netz, R. L. Schnabel, J. E. CORPORALS Allen, J. E. Bollinger, L. S. Catchings, T. A. Jr. Fox, J. D. Hoysa, M. J. Kent, R. J. Norman, H. H. Sargent, D. C. Scoggin, P. C. Van Pelt, R. SOPHOMORES Banner, W. W. Dinsmore, P. K. Dunham, J. L. Ellis, J. E. Gamertsfelder, J. R. Gayle, R. W. Hans, B. L. Harper, J. C. Hill, K. R. Kunz, A. E. Lehmann, C. W. Martin, C. O. Martin, V. F. McDermand, W. F. Jr. Oman, R. A. Petrash, E. F. Sampson, J. H. Sindo, L. Sunderman, M. L. Willis, C. Jr. Wood, G. W. Wright, T. M. Wuensche, R. M. FRESHMEN Baumann, D. L. Blake, R. E. Jr. Branham, L. M. Childers, J. R. Chitwood, R. D. Collier, J. D. David, A. R. Elzner, D. R. Felps, A. D. Gayle, C. M. Hausmann, G. J. Hereford, M. G. Janssen, H. T. Jr. Jungmann, A. R. King, A. K. Lawrence, J. E. Matthys, A. W. Mercer, H. M. Odell, W. W. Poindexter, W. R. Rich, D. F. Ross, T. H. Scott, S. T. Snider, V. V. Stewart, J. R. Westmoreland, J. S. Oman, Allen, Collier, Hill, Fox, Hereford, Sunderman, Wuensche, Felps, Hans, Chitwood, Petrash, David, Elzner, Wright, Willis, Harper, Jungmann, Rich, Mercer, Ross, Branham, Westmoreland. THIRD ROW: Hausmann, V. E. Martin, Snider, C. A. Martin. SECOND ROW: Sargent, Beerwinkle, Villarreal, Sanders, Spence, Lutich, Jones, Netz, Lewis, Fortune, Fritze, Norwood, Schnable, Fidler, Fatliff. FIRST ROW: Sligar, Surles, Powers, Rushing, Hopkins, Crowe. 167 LIEUTENANTS Kuykendall, C. W. Swank, J. D. SENIORS ON STAFF Blume, J. D. Pierson, D. E. Young, M. A. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Works, Druebert, Crouch, McEachin, George, Burr, Thornhill, Garza, Goedecke, Dorn, Carter, Craig, Peterson, Phelps, Barrett, Thomson, Schappaugh, Cullen, Stephens, Creacy, Linz, Starek, Cooper, Jackson, Moore. FOURTH ROW: Jacobs, Reeh, B. Campbell, Emerson, Roberts, SQUADRON 7 ROSTER SENIORS Couvillion, S. J. Mims, L. G. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bills, E. D. Brown, H. E. Dampman, W. A. JUNIORS Crowley, W. L. Jr. Klutz, W. L. Surber, M. F. Thornell, G. E. Vaughn, W. A. Cullen, R. P. Dunkerly, R. P. Jr. Emerson, R. A. Faulk, D. J. Fowler, G. C. Garza, R. R. Jr. George, R. O. Campbell, C. W. Miller, W. F. Ill Speckels, W. D. Halaburka, M. J. CORPORALS Lindsey, J. A. Carter, C. E. Moore, M. E. Stephens, A. L. Jr. Hamilton, M. C. Altman, W. K. Linz, M. F. Casares, G. A. Percival, A. R. Tessada, E. A. Rambin, R. E. Boles, J. D. Parker, J. E. Contella, C. J. Peterson, R. E. Thompson, D. 1. Vick, J. R. Burr, H. H. Jr. Parsons, P. W. Craig, C. E. Phelps, F. D. Thornhill, J. D. STAFF SERGEANTS Carleton, R. E. Piper, L. L. 11 Crouch, P. L. Piesieski, S. W. Villiva, R. W. Mason, W. W. Plyler, R. V. Dorn, W. C. Jr. Place, B. E. Weldon, W. C. Bowden, R. L. Starek, J. M. Reeves, E. C. Druebert, H. C. Poteete, D. R. Works, M. T, Gilbert, A. T. Hind, G. J. SOPHOMORES Spellman, R. L. Teems, T. L. DuBose, B. R. Fletcher, R. W. Reeh, C. D. Roark, M. J. Reynolds, G. W. Jr. Barrett, R. E. Van Dyke, G. R. Goedecke, R. C. Roberts, J. C. JUNIORS ON STAFF Blakley, D. A. Campbell, B. M. FRESHMEN Jacobs, J. A. Jackson, C. W. Rutledge, L. D. Saunders, M. C. Powell, C. T. Cardwell, T. A. Andrews, L. G. Mazzagate, R. J. Schappaugh, R. D. Setchell, J. F. Jr. Cooper, S. E. Beggerly, J. D. McEachin, E. M. Simmons, T. Jr. Veazey, D. R. Creacy, W. W. Jr. Bratton, J. W. Miller, T. R. Simons, J. M. Bratton, Lindsey, Speckels, Simmons, Simons, Beggerly, T. Miller, Saunders, Rutledge, Andrews, Poteete, Mazzagate, W. Miller, Parker, Piper, Villiva, Cardwell, Percival, Altman, Ca- sares, Tessada. THIRD ROW: Fletcher, Faulk, DuBose, Piesieski, Contella, Spellman, Dunkerly, W. Campbell, Roark, Place, Wel¬ don, Plyler, Reeves, Fowler, Teems, Boles. SECOND ROW: Mason, Zatopek, Rambin, Brown, Hamilton, Setchell, Halaburka, Bills, Reynolds, Powell, Gilbert, Dampman, Surber, Vick, Vaughn. FIRST ROW: Kuykendall, Young, Vanderhider, Villarreal, Pierson, Couvillion, Swank. 1st Wing Headquarters SQUADRON 8 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Hernandez, J. R. Gregory, R. W. Green, R. M. FRESHMEN Braun, E. E. Mitchell, M. G. Jones, J. E. Griffin, J. E. Brewton, A. R. Pickett, D. Talarek, W. R. Lange, W. L. Hamilton, W. L. Bryant, L. M. Townsend, L. G. Wylie, S. R. Rader, W. K. Hamme, C. S. Cano, N. O. SENIORS ON STAFF Wynne, J. W. Santos, J. C. Howell, R. E. Jackson, J. W. Gallegos, J. Gee, J. F. Graham, D. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF SOPHOMORES Jennings, R. L. Gibson, G. C. Keeling, J. L. Buchanan, J. P. Babin, L. B. Johnson, D. N. Greer, R. L. Murphy, E. P. JUNIORS Beutnagle, E. H. Laird, T. D. Hackett, B. R. Nichols, C. L. Beyer, R. F. Mabie, G. J. Hearron, G. S. Gaines, J. R. Bush, J. G. Meserole, T. C. Hunter, J. M. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Lyon, J. H. Byrd, J. S. Metze, L. P. Jones, T. R. Burk, R. C. Metteauer, J. D. Corman, W. L. Often, D. B. Kubnick, P. J. Davis, D. C. Verret, K. A. Crank, P. W. Pierson, G. L. Lemke, C. D. Jablonski, T. M. CORPORALS Crawford, C. H. Rasch, A. A. McDonald, R. W. Seay, D. E. Dailey, R. W. Richard, R. J. Morgan, C. E. Wade, T. H. Cook, R. L. Davis, D. D. Robertson, B. R. Morris, L. D. STAFF SERGEANTS Fisher, J. H. Estes, A. L. Smith, B. R. Olsovsky, J. E. Gibson, P. A. Forrest, F. G. Stafford, H. R. Powell, L. L. Bordano, A. J. Glenewinkel, D. R. Gray, H. W. Taubert, L. E. Rash, C. E. Redwine, R. M. Reynolds, D. C. Riggs, A. D. Ramirez, A. Rosenbach, L. M. Short, R. J. Smith, R. J. Smith, T. Smulczenske, L. J. Wahlberg, R. E. FIFTH ROW: Smith, Laird, Taubert, Olsovsky, Robertson, Rader, Mabie, Cook, Bryant, Riske, Hamme, Hamilton, Bush, Rasch, Pierson, Crank, Griffin, Lemke, Babin, Lange, Fisher, Green, Cano, Johnson, Campbell, Often, Powell. FOURTH ROW: Hearron, Morgan, Meserole, Beautnagle, Gregory, Byrd, Brock, Stafford, Forrest, Gray, Santos, Morrow, Morris, Greer, Gallegos, Arnold, Estes, Davis, Jackson, Dailey, Beyer, Redwine, Earl, Glenewinkel, Jones, Schroeder, Campbell. THIRD ROW: Crawford, Gibson, Rosenbach, Riggs, Dupont, Howell, Metze, Reynolds, Moore, Richard, Wahlberg, Gilmore, Fromen, Jennings, Rash, Farmer, 170 Executive Officer Short. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Hays, Wade, Metteauer, Wynne, TIMOTHY J. JAECKLE Mitchell, Wylie, Davis, Burk, Talarek, Seay, Lyon, Gaines, Her¬ nandez, Buchanan, Jablonski, Kabell, Corman. FIRST ROW: Townsend, Pickett, Braun, Jaeckle, Hackett, Murphy, Keeling, Graham. Commanding Officer ROBERT H. HACKETT First Sergeant WILLIAM M. HAYS 171 BESTDRJU-ED During the Mother ' s Day ceremonies this year, the following named Cadets were designated as being the Best Drilled in their respective outfits. SOPHOMORES Michael L. Richardson ........................ Company A-l Gerald E. Vinson __________________________________ Company B-l Stephen F. Smith ______________________________ Company C-l Homer T. Martinez ______________________________ Company D-l Damon W. Holdritch ____________________________ Company E-l Ronald S. Owen __________________________________ Company F-l Bruce C. Head ______________________________________ Company G-l Randall P. Smith __________________________________ Company A-2 Ronnie M. McGinnis______________________________Company B-2 Ernest R. Holloway _____________________________ Company C-2 Harry S. Lewis ______________________________________ Company D-2 Gerald H. Buttrill __________________________________ Company E-2 Larry K. Plunkett____________________________________ Company F-2 Charles E. Wallace ______________________________ Company G-2 John W. Gray ______________________________________ Compan y A-3 Francis T. Callahan ____________________________„ Company B-3 Mario A. Macaluso ______________________________ Company C-3 Willard L. Treadway ____________________________ Company D-3 Charles A. Pantallion ____________________________ Company E-3 Terrance R. Gent __________________________________ Company F-3 Jesse M. Southerland __________________________ Company G-3 Michael A. Palmer ___________ Company H-3 Thomas M. Fine __________________________________ Company 1-3 Gary R. Duplissey ________________________________ Squadron 1 Larry D. Rannals________________________ Squadron 3 Carey L. White _____ Squadron 3 Charles L. Cox ______________________________________ Squadron 4 Danny M. Bogart____________________________________Squadron 5 Ronald J. Kent _____________________________________ Squadron 6 Roger E. Carleton __________________________________ Squadron 7 James E. Jones ___________________________________ Squadron 8 Richard E. Brown __________________________________ Squadron 9 Greg A. Mann ______________________________________ Squadron 10 Mack W. Laxon _____________________________________ Squadron 11 Gerald W. Philpot _______________________________ Squadron 12 Stephen P. Menzies ______________________________ Squadron 13 Ryther L. Barbin _________________________________ Squadron 14 Herbert E. Pounds _______________________________ Squadron 15 Arthur C. Kyle ____________________________________ Squadron 16 Albert A. Tijerina ________________________________ Maroon Band Thomas R. Seely ______________________________________White Band FRESHMEN James F. Norton _______________________ Richard B. Darmon ____________________ Roland D. Smith _______________________ Pete W. Jacoby _________________________ David T. Baldwin ______________________ Dale E. McQuinn _______________________ Kenneth J. Koch ________________________ Jack B. Holt _______________________________ James R. Hornback __________________ James R. Spencer _____________________ Michael D. Huston ____________________ Simeon T. Lake ______________________ Paul F. Gardner _________________________ Leslie E. Dover ___________________________ Dave R. Hall _____________________________ James B. White _________________________ James E. Jett ____________________________ Warren T. Matthews _________________ Jack G. Ashcraft _______________________ Wilbur J. Balmer _______________________ Stephen R. Tubre _____________________ Thomas F. Murrah ____________________ William W. Radican __________________ Kenneth B. Lauer _____________________ Joseph C. Walker ______________________ Andrew W. Poznecki ________________ John T. Young _________________________ Frank D. Watson ______________________ Michael G. Hereford __________________ Michael J. Roark _______________________ Randolf J. Short _________________________ Robert Medina ___________________________ Warren S. Halhoit ______________________ David A. White _________________________ Thomas A. Smith _______________________ Oscar Jackson ___________________________ David B. Smith ___________________________ Johnny B. Johnson __________________ Robert G. Lee ___________________________ Oliver L. West __________________________ Jack E. Thurman ________________________ Company A-l Company B-l Company C-l Company D-l Company E-l Company F-l Company G-l Company A-2 Company B-2 Company C-2 Company D-2 Company E-2 Company F-2 Company G-2 Company A-3 Company B-3 Company C-3 Company D-3 Company E-3 Company F-3 Company G-3 Company H-3 Company 1-3 Squadron 1 Squadron 2 Squadron 3 Squadron 4 Squadron 5 Squadron 6 Squadron 7 Squadron 8 Squadron 9 Squadron 10 Squadron 11 Squadron 12 Squadron 13 Squadron 14 Squadron 15 Squadron 16 Maroon Band __ White Band SECOND U fN£ STAFF HEADQUARTERS SECOND WING COL. CLAUDE R. JONES LT. COL. JAAAES E. RAY Executive Officer Commanding Officer MISS SHANNON O ' QUINN Houston, Texas Second Wing Sweetheart AAAJ. JOHN C. KORBELL Adjutant AAAJ. RODNEY E. LANGER Supply Officer COLOR GUARD Suib, ScHarck, AAundt, Roberts. ...... m AAAJ. LONNIE D. THOAAAS Intelligence Officer AAAJ. RODNEY L. GOODAAAN Operations Officer AA SGT. JOHN E. HILLIARD Scholastic Sgt. AA SGT. GERALD W. SIEGELIN Sergeant AAajor 173 TRfRD GROUP STAFF M SGT. WILLIAM J. T SGT. CARL W. KING MAJ. DAVID M. MAJ. JOHN S. ROGERS MAJ. EDDIE J. WARD MAJ. EDWARD J. HERRMANN Operations Sgt. RICHARDSON Scholastic Officer Operations Officer BELLOW JR. Sergeant Major Adjutant and Supply Operations Officer Officer 174 FOURIW GROUP SlZVFP MAJ. JOHN L PENROD Executive Officer LT. COL. JACK G. WILSON Commanding Officer MAJ. HERBERT C. MAJ. ALLAN R. SASSIN GERSBACH Operations Officer Intelligence Officer T SGT. MANNING D. SMITH Scholastic Sgt. T SGT. WILLIAM S. LEIGH Supply Sgt. M SGT. JAMES T. HARDGROVE Sergeant Major T SGT. WALTER P. GROFF Operations Sgt. 175 4 illLBFTRlli™ ONTYAtl RGS! E ■ ' NOTH . v i W i c f-k-iUr. SIGNS Showing that real Aggie spirit. FOURTH ROW: Anderson, Griffith, Fite, Robinson, Wallace, Brown, Alvord, Wallace, Tyer, Blair, Gruen, Williams, Stoecker, Hatton, Kingston, Alverson, Medina, DeBartolo, Lane, Barlow, Martin, Gilbert, Ruppersberger, Ray, Moran, Davis, Van Wyk, Draemer. THIRD ROW: Turney, Salitros, Solis, McAdoo, Jensen, I do it for my health—Why? 176 Parker, Glagola, Burch, Fried, Kirkland, Doerste, Winslow, Warnick, Smith, Pfeiffer, Petty, Overton, Wilson, McCue, Burke, Stone, Litchfield, Horne, Johnsey, Rose, Suib. SECOND ROW: Crane, Britton, Kenny, Grant, Willmann, Willis, Fondon, Arnold, Thompson, Kane, Morgan, Holliman, Herrmann, Van Wagner. FIRST ROW: Scott, Haliasz, Durden, McGalliard, Breedlove, Rogers, Hatchel, Talutis, Miller, Forster, Henderson, Ray, Sne- daker, Thrasher. SQUADRON 9 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS JUNIORS Stone, R. W. Greer, C. L. Breedlove, D. C. Morris, J. A. Suib, M. R. Griffith, D. L. Durden, P. M. Fondon, J. Van Wagner, R. G. Martin, M. D. Hachtel, L. P. Warnick, P. W. Medina, R. McGalliard, M. D. CORPORALS Williams, R. B. Ray, L. F. Fried, Albert Wilson, R. W. Robinson, W. G. SENIORS ON STAFF Gruen, F. X. Rose, J. L. Forster, P. C. Lane, B. G. FRESHMEN Ruppersberger, J. E. Henderson, E. J. Solis, J. L. AndersOn, M. O. Turney, A. L. Ray, J. E. Barlow, J. R. Tyer, R. Rogers, J. S. SOPHOMORES Blair, G. D. Van Wyk, R. A. Snedaker, R. C. Alverson, K. W. Brown, R. E. Burch, J. T. Burke, M. D. Winslow, M. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Draemer, J. J. Davis, R. A. Britton, M. P. Hawkins, R. M. Edwards, J. E. Grant, L. J. Hatton, J. Gilbert, M. D. Holliman, J. C. Thompson, V. H. Willmann, R. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Arnold, J. M. Morgan, R. P. Willis, G. W. JUNIORS ON STAFF Herrmann, W. J. Johnsey, M. E. Kingston, J. K. Kirkland, D. S. McAdoo, S. R. McCue, R. L. Nance, J. H. Overton, J. Parker, C. P. Salitros, J. F. Scott, R. E. Smith, W. O. Glagola, C. R. First Sergeant HENRY E. HALIASZ Executive Officer WILLIAM TALUTIS Commanding Officer EUGENE P. MILLER 177 FOURTH ROW: R. Isbell, Miller, Noles, Harrison, Hawkins, Dalton, Jones, Blaha, Swan, Lindstrom, Murphy, Mann, Hughson, Irwin, Stanley, Miller, Ashley, Jerden, Malhiot, Krize, Wortham, Peterson, Warren, Kemp, W. Isbell, Harper. THIRD ROW: Reed, Loughlin, Hapenney, Herzog, Terry, Stepp, Whitehurst, Muzny, They just had to have that footlocker. 178 Byrnes, Bond, Bordovsky, Myers, Webb, McAllister, Williams, Oeltjen, Gurtner, Harbin, Pettus, Smith, Simons, Yarbrough, Stokes, Monschke. SECOND ROW: Peterson, Provine, Turzak, Rust, Edwards, Siegelin, Shannon, DeFloria, Penaloza, Harvey, Zimmerman, Mundt, Cook, Smith, Neumann, Knott, Tompkins, Bertillion, Belote, Martin, Griffith, Hitt. FIRST ROW: Marcontell, Roberts, Johnson, Whittington, Maurer, Grissom, Calhoun, McAvoy, Wray, Yates, Myers. SQUADRON 10 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS DeFloria, H. J. Isbell, R. P. McAllister, C. B. Calhoun, R. B. Martin, R. E. Isbell, W. P. Miller, J. E. Johnson, T. V. Peterson, J. P. Miller, D. M. Murphy, R. G. Marcontell, C. E. Shannon, C. J. Monschke, R. A. Noles, J. R. McAvoy, E. J. Zimmerman, W. B. Simons, M. T. Oeltjen, A. F. Orr, R. S. Whittington, J. R. JUNIORS ON STAFF Swan, H. W. Pettus, D. W. Wortham, M. L. Riordan, R. Wray, W. D. Siegelin, G. W. SOPHOMORES Smith, H. D. Stepp, R. M. SENIORS ON STAFF JUNIORS Hawkins, H. K. Stokes, R. H. Bellow, E. J. Bertillion, L. R. Herzog, C. E. Terry, D. D. Maurer, C. H. Cook, C. P. Hughson, J. C. Webb, G. S. Richardson, D. M. Edwards, T. M. Hurley, J. M. Williams, R. S. Ward, E. J. Harvey, R. E. Knott, J. E. Kemp, J. Krize, C. P. Yarbrough, M. N. SENIORS Mundt, H. G. Lindstrom, E. N. Groom, J. N. Rust, M. M. Loughlin, J. J. McWilliams, J. L. Myers, R. P. Roberts, J. C. Yates, R. L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Neumann, C. E. Penaloza, D. A. Provine, C. E. Turzak, T. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Belote, J. C. Smith, J. R. Tompkins, J. W. CORPORALS Harrison, W. T. Hitt, B. L. Mann, G. A. FRESHMEN Ashley, R. M. Blaha, R. Bond, N. E. Bordovsky, R. D. Byrnes, J. M. Dalton, J. V. Gurtner, D. C. Hapenney, J. D. Harbin, A. W. Harper, R. G. Irwin, G. W. Jerden, L. R. Jones, R. A. Malhiot, W. S. Muzny, L. S. Myers, W. F. Peterson, P. M. Executive Officer ROSS B. CALHOUN Commanding Officer DAVI D S. GRISSOM 179 FOURTH ROW: Tompkins, Woehst, White, AAatthaei, Person, Arrington, Devolites, Cox, Welch, Wilson, Boyer, Miller, Sanders, Ralph, Davis, Williams, R. G.; Tenison, Williams, A. R.; Gregory, Shade!, Sherrill, Reid, Amthor, Peck, Maenza, White. THIRD ROW: Winnette, Webb, Spence, Young, Dessert, Berg, Morgan, Potenza, Mayfield, Stovall, Leidolf, Richards, McDaniel, Harris, Morgan, Young, Bergman, Nugent, Naron, Kelso, Wil¬ liams, Bomba, Treadway, Cannon, Pechanec. SECOND ROW: Commanding Officer CLAYTON B. LYLE SQUADRON 11 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS STAFF SERGEANTS Stovall, J. M. Pechanec, W. C. McLeod, H.M. Gore, D. L. Tompkins, B. G. Peck, T. R. Perkins, J. B. Webb, R. C. Peterson, D. L. Sanford, A. B. JUNIORS ON STAFF Welch, L. G. Ralph, P. V. King, C. W. White, H. T. Sherrill, C. E. SENIORS ON STAFF Winnette, W. M. Tenison, L. T. Korbell, J. C. CORPORALS Young, D. W. White, D. A. Sneed, C. C. Dessert, K. O. FRESHMEN Williams, R. G. Syptak, M. R. Devolites, P. J. Wilson, B. P. Treadway, A. H. Arrington, B. L. Woehst, K. A. SENIORS Williams, A. P. Berg, N. D. Jewett, H. J. Oliver, E. T. Williams, S. J. SOPHOMORES Bergman, C. H. Cannon, M. D. Cox, G. W. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Evens, R. E. Gregory, D. L. Cosman, W. L. Kelso, C. W. Harris, G. B. Dusard, L. F. Laxson, N. W. McDaniel, R. Green, R. W. Maenza, N. P. Miller, M. G. Swindell, G. R. Marburger, D. T. Naron, D. V. Winship, T. E. Shadel, W. N. Nugent, P. B. 180 Evans, Peterson, Marburger, Green, Gore, Cosman, Dusard, Winship, Swindell, King, Evans, Wilson. FIRST ROW: Larson, Smith, Syptak, McLeod, Davis, Sneed, Perkins, Riordan, Lyle, Sandford, Miller, Korbell, Jewett, Oliver. 181 FOURTH ROW: McGowan, Lawrence, Floyd, Jenkins, Smith, Neely, Crockett, Myers, Lewis, Culver, Kleemier, Owen, Herring, Fitzgerald, O ' Brien, Theis, Galloway, Booker, Bennett, Miller, Gibson, Dehoney, Harris, Philpot, Kainer, Bade, Ewers. THIRD ROW: Doolittle, Wilks, Haraway, Read, Furber, Myers, Watson, SQUADRON 12 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Bean, R. N. Cortese, A. Estes, R. L. Hughes, H. E. Hunt, S. D. McCrary, R. G. McGee, T. Marshall, J. H. Miller, H. A. Stewart, J. W. Stone, J. G. SENIORS ON STAFF Goodman, R. L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Evans, W. L. Gray, R. D. Lemons, G. L. Powers, L. R. STAFF SERGEANTS Behrent, C. H. Lary, C. C. Lynn, F. M. Page, P. C. Williams, R. C. JUNIORS Jackson, W. E. JUNIORS ON STAFF Hilliard, J. E. CORPORALS Furber, R. W. Herring, R. L. Kainer, E. L. Kyle, J. D. McHaney, S. K. SOPHOMORES Haraway, W. J. Longnecker, C. E. Miller, R. H. Myers, E. R. O ' Brien, T. P. Philpot, G. W. Watson, B. K. FRESHMEN Bennett, H. W. Booker, J. C. Bowers, B. L. Braffett, C. O. Byrne, J. P. Crockett, D. S. Culver, J. L. Dehoney, J. H. Doolittle, J. H. Erskine, R. D. Fitzgerald, G. W. Galloway, W. E. Grimshaw, M. T. Hall, R. W. Harris, G. A. Hollan, J. D. Jenkins, T. D. Jones, J. K. Kleemier, H. G. LaBelle, F. F. Lawrence, L. R. Lewis, W. C. Linnartz, L. R. McGowan, B. W. Muehlenbeck, R. H. Myers, J. P. Neely, J. P. Owen, R. W. Pollard, G. W. Ruedrich, R. A. Sandacz, V. L. Siebern, V. R. Smith, T. A. Weir, V. A. Wilks, P. G. Zemanek, V. J. Farley, Zemanek, McHaney, Muehlenbeck, Weir, Grimshaw, Hilliard, Behrent, Borsche, Gray, Lemons, Page, Byrne, Hall, Miller, Kyle, Sachs, Erskine, Linnartz, Ruedrich, Sandacz, Long- Jones. FIRST ROW: S. Jones, Powers, Estes, Bean, Stone, Miller, necker. Ball, LaBelle, Burgoon, Siebern, Bowers, Braffet. SECOND McGee, Norwood, Cortese, Marshall, McCrary, Goodman, Ste- ROW: Helton, Rosson, Williams, Jackson, Evans, Watson, Lary, wart, Hunt. 183 SIXTH ROW: Sharp, Don, Skinner, Hamilton, Birge, Roesler, Dotson, Vackar, Kasowski, Menzies, Warren, Bennett, Hopkins, Picker, Nelson, Callaway, Bailey, White, Thompson, Hawkins, Perkins, Avery, Olden, Batson, Rogers, Luedecke, Bratz, Morrison. FIFTH ROW: O ' Quin, Sizemore, Hooker, Murray, Burns, Jackson, Workman, Henslee, Young, Newsome, Decker, Darden, Filburn, George, Mock, Wright, Bearden, Sanchez, Lynch, Sangerhausen, Kelley, Stabs, Wheeler, Doan, Norman, Wainwright, Oliver. SQUADRON 13 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Buffo, M. E. Howard, V. W. SENIORS ON STAFF Vion, J. E. SENIORS Bowen, W. L. Milligan, D. L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bullard, D. L. Hanson, W. B. Hull, J. W. Murray, J. M. Olivas, J. R. Partridge, J. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Davis, T. E. JUNIORS Tidwell, C. M. CORPORALS McBride, R. T. Menzies, S. P. Oliver, M. M. Sprague, G. S. SOPHOMORES Bailey, J. M. Hamilton, R. G. Hawkins, E. M. Luedecke, A. R. Lynch, R. W. Morrison, G. S. Murray, R. C. Newsome, J. A. Olden, F. E. O ' Quin, L. E. Perry, L. W. Sangerhausen, C. R. Sharp, J. L. Sullins, R. D. Wainwright, H. T. Warren, D. R. Young, G. P. FRESHMEN Adams, E. B. Avery, J. B. Baggett, J. E. Batson, T. O. Bearden, D. A. Bennett, H. H. Birge, L. V. Bratz, K. W. Burnette, R. L. Burns, R. L. Callaway, S. T. Darden, J. G. Decker, D. H. Dillard, R. H. Doan, D. B. Don, B. W. Dotson, H. F. Picker, R. H. Filburn, R. B. George, C. R. Henslee, R. W. Hooker, D. P. Hopkins, J. B. Jackson, O. B. Kasowski, R. V. Kelley, C. P. Mock, T. D. Nelson, J. E. Norman, M. L. Perkins, J. B. Roesler, H. W. Rogers, F. V. Sanchez, D. Sizemore, J. M. Skinner, R. H. Stabs, W. A. Stephens, D. W. Thompson, G. W. Tomlinson, W. N. Vackar, R. C. Wheeler, R. J. White, D. T. Workman, W. C. Wright, W. V. 184 FOURTH ROW: McBride, Perry, Burnette, Baggett, Sulims, Dil¬ lard, Tomlinson, Stephens, Adams. THIRD ROW: Hanson, Hull, Tidwell, Davis, Partridge, Murray, J., Olivas. SECOND ROW: Sprague, Zaeske, Howard, Vion, Robison, Buffo, Milligan. FIRST ROW: Stokes. J ||fe Mike Buffo seems to have his work cut out for him. You should have seen him trying to carry this one to the loading area. Commanding Officer GEORGE B. STOKES Sept.-Feb. Commanding Officer JOHN C. KORBELL Feb.-May Executive Officer DAVID L. ROBISON First Sergeant LOUIS W. ZAESKE, JR. 185 SIXTH ROW: Roberts, Houston, D. B. Smith, Adair, Hollings¬ worth, Rubinstein, Bumgarner, Hardee, Mansfield, Schur, Scog¬ gins, Hooton, Tees, Scarborough, Bathey, Lonon, Mosby, Win¬ gate, Hoke, Dewitt, Edwards, Pifer, Beck, Lindsay, Haveman, Richards, Elsey, Black. FIFTH ROW: Ferris, Cordero, Schmidt, Angle, Rainey, McGinn, Nabors, Brumley, Blande, Berumen, Prewitt, Browning, Denny, Remme, McKinney, Potts, Steadman, Brown, Duchamp, Gifford, Hudler, Bodine, Coffin, Parker, Prewitt, Mayeux. FOURTH ROW: Blair, Ziegler, Gager, Forgeng, Allen. THIRD ROW: Booth, Stover, Dworaczyk, Hardgrove, SQUADRON 14 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Graham, F. T. Puckett, J. E. Redding, R. G. Saloma-Orozco, A. E. Schwertner, H. A. Singletary, R. L. Sluis, N. SENIORS ON STAFF Duran, C. R. Jones, C. R. Langer, R. E. Oliphant, J. Penrod, J. L. Wilson, J. G. SENIORS Herring, J. M. Nelson, R. D. Pickars, L. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Booth, D. M. Rogers, R. M. Scharck, R. A. Smith, E. V. Stover, R. J. STAFF SERGEANTS Parnell, W. D. Venglar, P. W. JUNIORS ON STAFF Groff, W. P. Hardgrove, J. T. Leigh, R. E. JUNIORS Meredith, D. L. Pate, D. B. CORPORALS Allen, R. M. Forgeng, T. J. Roberts, J. M. Rubinstein, K. L. SOPHOMORES Adair, A. Angle, N. D. Barbin, R. L. Brown, J. E. Hardee, G. L. McGinn, F. L. Oliver, O. B. Schmidt, W. A. Ziegler, K. B. FRESHMEN Bathey, G. A. Beck, M. O. Berumen, M. Black, N. E. Blair, K. L. Bodine, A. D. Browning, C. M. Brumley, B. D. Coffin, C. H. Cordero, V. N. Denny, J. A. Dewitt, A. T. Duchamp, E. A. Elsey, R. E. Ferris, R. A. Gager, G. L. Gifford, D. P. Haveman, A. E. Hoke, D. H. Hollingsworth, R. C. Houston, J. B. Hudler, T. J. Lindsay, L. C. Lonon, J. R. Mayeux, H. S. McKinney, J. C. Nabors, M. Potts, W. R. Prewitt, J. T. Prewitt, R. A. Rainey, D. J. Remme, M. L. Richards, G. F. Scarborough, C. H. Schur, J. L. Smith, D. B. Swope, J. R. Wingate, R. D. 186 Rogers, Scharck, Parnell, E. V. Smith, Venglar, Pate, Leigh, Meredith, Groff. SECOND ROW: Barbin, Railston, Langer, Sluis, Jones, Saloma-Orozco, Penrod, Redding, Puckett, Schwertner, Pickard, Wilson, Graham, Herring, Duran, Nelson, Singletary. FIRST ROW: Derebery, Hahn. Would you repeat that again please? 187 FOURTH ROW: Grams, Hubacek, Wolf, Brittan, Gay, Polansky, Darling, Johnson, Mervish, Batten, Lewis, Cates, Horn, Kraybill, R. Powell, Simpson, Jones, Gregg, J. Powell, Yowell, Berry, Pres¬ ley, Lewis, Cronk, Mims, Pachall, Scott, Boggess. THIRD ROW: But, Sarge—It ' s not raining in here. 188 Shipman, Thompson, Piccolo, Bowen, Edwards, Shirley, Cathcart, Herwig, Stewart, Patterson, Pounds, Price, Peavy, Clark, Sedgwick. SECOND ROW: Maddox, Dowling, Anderson, Killings- worth, Whitaker, Glaser, Price, Huff, Ferguson, Franks, Nelson, McGarvey, Curington, Thomas. FIRST ROW: Rhea, Bratton, Sas- sin, Koym, Potts, Sloan, Smith, Johns, Marshall, McCoy, Miller, McGee, Cockburn, Holt, Garrett. SQUADRON 15 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Sloan, W. D. Lewis, R. D. FRESHMEN Johns, H. K. Surles, P. C. Maddox, L. A. Batten, R. N. Moss, G. G. Thrasher, J. D. Pounds, H. E. Berry, L. A. Rhea, D. W. Smith, J. H. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Presley, E. G. Simpson, J. D. Boggess, R. L. Cathcart, A. B. Walls, C. N. Anderson, D. H. Wolf, W. K. Clark, D. W. Bratton, J. L. Huff, L. D. Yowell, M. A. Cronk, A. C. McGarvey, A. J. Darling, W. J. SENIORS ON STAFF Thomas, R. W. SOPHOMORES Grams, E. J. Gershbach, H. C. Bennett, V. 0. Gregg, L. D. Sassin, A. R. STAFF SERGEANTS Bowen, M. C. Horn, L. G. Thomas, L. D. Curington, E. B. Brittan, C. L. SENIORS Fergeson, R. T. Edwards, D. W. Killingsworth, J. B. Gay, J. R. Boldman, D. E. Herwig, W. W. Bunkley, J. T. JUNIORS ON STAFF Kraybill, G. A. Cockburn, J. P. Smith, M. D. Osburn, J. R. Garrett, W. J. Pachall, C. W. Holt, W. A. JUNIORS Patterson, C. F. Koym, L. C. Franks, J. C. Peavey, J. W. McCoy, B. G. Glaser, J. E. Piccolo, James McGee, J. T. Nelson, B. H. Polansky, J. E. Miller, M. R. Price, J. B. Riske, R. M. Park, R. A. Whitaker, J. D. Scott, P. A. Pickett, D. E. CORPORALS Shipman, J. K. Potts, J. S. Shirley, R. C. Redding, J. D. Cates, B. F. Whitehead, C. D. Qqdn . IB _ Hubacek, J. C. Johnson, J. B. Jones, O. B. Lewis, L. J. Mervish, A. D. Mims, F. C. Powell, J. W. Powell, R. A. Price, M. L. Sedgwick, A. F. Stewart, R. E. Thompson, R. C. Executive Officer HERBERT K. JOHNS Commanding Officer First Sergeant DENNIS W. DOWLING THIRD ROW: Lathrop, Wise, Bird, Myers, Patterson, Connell, Stein, Kyle, Fletcher, Holcomb, Doran, Bantle, Dawkins, Chan¬ cellor, Breding, Whatley, Beckcom, Barker, Morton, Fuston, Collins, Kooser, Wright, Thornton, Jackson, Roach, Koonce. SECOND ROW: Taylor, Kauffman, Neal, Smithwick, Ford, Trifon, Downs, Bethe, Duran, Stabler, Smith, Offner, Wolters, Craig, First Sergeant SCOTT W. BECKWITH Who said summer camp was all work? Rick Graham and Carlos Duran practice small unit tactics. Commanding Officer ERNEST L. ENER, JR. QGfdM. 16 190 Pavlicek, Pollard, Hoyak, Singleton, Sedberry, Spencer, Karr, Mills, Lee, Mooney, Callcott, Tolleson, Flournoy. FIRST ROW: Beckwith, Sassman, Hoskins, E ner, Murphy, Vasser, Margraves. SQUADRON 16 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Hoskins, H. T. Margraves, R. D. Murphy, J. L. SENIORS ON STAFF Richardson, R. A. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Roberts, R. D. Sassman, C. D. Vasser, W. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Cloninger, R. E. JUNIORS Johnston, R. W. CORPORALS Bantle, T. H. Beckcom, E. A. Chancellor, R. L. Ferguson, J. R. Kyle, A. C. Mooney, W. E. Myers, E. N. Roach, J. B. Thornton, B. D. Whatley, R. E. SOPHOMORES Barker, R. P. Ford, L. A. Hinze, R. G. Hoyak, J. G. Lathrop, H. L. Karr, K. G. Neal, R. M. Roberson, E. L. Prestidge, C. E. Sedberry, J. P. Sindo, L. H. FRESHMEN Atkinson, W. C. Bethe, K. E. Bird, T. K. Breding, E. Callcott, W. H. Collins, B. J. Connell, W. B. Contelia, C. K. Craig, R. G. Dawkins, M. H. Doran, R. N. Doens, G. R. Duran, J. M. Fletcher, P. H. Flournoy, S. C. Ford, E. R. Fuston, L. F. Holcomb, D. R. Hooton, J. W. Jackson, T. H. Jordan, V. E. Kauffman, J. H. Koonce, A. R. Kooser, D. E. Lee, R. G. McQueary, W. Miller, W. F. Mills, R. D. Moores, J. J. Offner, M. B. Patterson, L. R. Pavlicek, R. W. Pollard, G. R. Scott, S. L. Singleton, J. M. Smith, M. I. Smithwick, J. E. Spencer, G. L. Stabler, J. M. Stein, J. J. Taylor, H. T. Tolleson, D. W. Trifon, D. A. Vittetoe, D. C. Volluz, M. A. Wise, R. M. Wolters, R. A. Wright, G. P. When guests are expected on campus, it is customary to clean up and polish the statue of Sully. ' ' Naturally, this task falls to the freshmen. Here fishes McCarley, Long, Pap¬ pas, Snider, and Ralph seem to be getting him in pretty good shape. 191 AWARDS UNIT AWARDS DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS President ' s Award .................................... General George F. Moore Trophy ........ Houston Chamber of Commerce Award Spencer J. Buchanan Award ............... George P. F. Jouine Award ................. Corps Academic Achievement Award .. 36th Division Award -............................ Woolridge Award ..........................-....... R. D. Hinton Award ............................... ............ FIFTH BATTLE GROUP ......................... SQUADRON 8 ................... COMBINED BAND ......................... SQUADRON 8 ........................ COMPANY C-3 ........................ COMPANY E-3 ....................... COMPANY G-l ......................... SQUADRON 8 3rd BRIGADE COLOR GUARD INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Texas Roa Award ____________________ UDC Trophy ............................ N. S. Meyer—Raeburn Award Fritz Award ............................ Caldwell Trophy ......-.............. D.A.R. Award _____________________ Mother ' s Clubs Award ........... Outstanding Freshman .......... ................... WILLIAM D. NIX GEORGE A. WIEDERANDERS .............. ROBERT B. CARTER ................ SHELDON J. BEST _________________ PAUL A. DRESSER ........ RICHARD L. RAILSTON ........ TERRENCE A. ODDSON ........ ROBERT C. KNIPSTEIN HOUSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARDS Corps ... ...... Corps Troops ... First Brigade . Second Brigade Third Brigade First Wing ______ Second Wing . Band ............... ................................................... PAUL A. DRESSER RICHARD L. RAILSTON AND HARLAN E. ROBERTS ............................................. DAVID C. ANDERSON ............. RONALD W. VAUGHAN ................................................. THOMAS M. ASHY ____________________________________________ FRANK R. KIOLBASSA ............................................. GERALD W. SIEGELIN _____________________________ JAMES M. MORGAN DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY AWARDS CHARLES L. BLASCHKE ..........................................-.......-........................-..........-...............-........................... Senior PAUL A. DRESSER ____________________________________________________________-........-----------------------------------—........................... Junior MARION C. PUGH ..................................................................................-..........—-............................— Sophomore JAMES A. SULLIVAN ........................................—.......................-.......-..........................—.....-......... Freshman CHICAGO TRIBUNE AIR FORCE AWARDS ARTHUR R. RICHARDSON .............................................................-..............-............................................... Senior CLAUDE R. JONES .........................-..............-.......-...........................-.................-....................................... Senior LAWRENCE N. GARRETT ..........................-...................—- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Junior GERALD W. SIEGELIN ..............-.............................................—.....................-..............-.......................... Junior BEST DRILLED UNITS SOPHOMORES WILLIAM G. BARGMAN ALLAN R. DE V1LLENEUVE WILLIAM F. FERNALD AUBREY K. LANGE DONALD R. MATHIAS FREDRICK W. SASSE ALBERT A. TIJERNIA JAMES W. BLANKENSHIP MILTON E. DOUGLASS, JUNIOR AMOS E. KILLINGSWORTH DAVID P. MARION ROBERT D. McMURRAY GLEN E. STOFFERGEN WODDY W. WOODWARD FRESHMEN DONALD R. ALDERMAN PETER B. BELINSKY GARY H. BROTZE DAVID E. GRAHAM JOHN L. HENSLEY, JUNIOR JOHN G. MacNUTT DOUGLAS R. MORRIS JIMMY E. NEELY JON E. NOXON EMIL V. SPADAFORA OLIVER I. WEST, JUNIOR MICHAEL D. ASHWORTH ROGER R. BOX ERWIN J. CREIDER RICK J. W. GRAHAM LARRY C. KENNEMER JOHN E. McCLUNG TOMMY W. MUSSER BENNY L NEW DANIEL W. PALMER TOMMY O. M. STAFFORD, JR. CECIL O. WINDSOR, JUNIOR RONNIE D. WINN FIRST PLACE .... SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE .. FOURTH PLACE COMBINED BAND .... COMPANY 1-3 .... SQUADRON II .... COMPANY D-2 192 1UB LAST CORPS TRIP It was judgment day in Aggieland And tenseness filled the air; All knew there was a trip at hand, But not a soul knew where. Assembled on the drill field Was the world-renowned Twelfth Man. The entire fightin ' Aggie team And the famous Aggie band. And out in front with Royal Guard The reviewing party stood; St. Peter and his angel staff Were choosing bad from good. First he surveyed the Aggie team And in terms of an angel swore, By Jove, I do believe I ' ve seen This gallant group before. I ' ve seen them play since way back when, And they ' ve always had the grit; I ' ve seen ' em lose and I ' ve seen ' em win, But I ' ve never seen ' em quit. No need for us to tarry here Deciding on their fates; ' Tis plain as the halo on my head That they ' ve opened heaven ' s gates. And when the Twelfth Man heard this, They let out a mighty yell That echoed clear to Heaven And shook the gates of Hell. And what group is this upon this side, St. Peter asked his aide, That swelled as if to burst with pride When we our judgment made? Why sir, that ' s the Cadet Corps That ' s known both far and wide For backing up their fighting team Whether they won or lost or tied. Well then, said St. Peter, It ' s very plain to me That within the realms of Heaven They should spend eternity. And have the Texas Aggie Band At once commence to play For their fates too we must decide Upon this crucial day. And the drum major so hearing Slowly raised his hand And said, Boys, let ' s play the Spirit, For the last time in Aggieland. And the band poured forth the anthem In notes both bright and clear, And ten thousand Aggie voices Sang the song they hold so dear. And when the band had finished, St. Peter wiped his, eyes And said, It ' s not hard to see They ' re meant for Paradise. And the Colonel of the Cadet Corps said. As he stiffly took his stand, It ' s just another Corps Trip, Boys, We ' ll march in behind the band. CMUANS ... a growing and vital part of the student body. CMUAN STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS R. O. MURRAY Advisor JEFFREY HARP President. RICHARD MOORE Vice-President DON PACKER Treasurer D. B. NEUMANN Chaplain DAN WHITEHALL Assistant Chaplain 196 C VIUAM REFRESEfJCTIVES R. D. ATKINSON Hensel JAMES BENSON Dorm 15 FRANK BERUGEN Freshman FRED BLACKARD Corps Representative REX BUNKLEY Sophomores RICHARD PETERSON Dorm 16 RONALD REEL Hart Civilians TONY SERVELLO Milner GARY SIZENBACH 5th Year Students FRANK SRUBAR FRANK STARK ROY THOMPSON MIKE VALEK Apartment Council Hart Athletes Dorm 13 Puryear 197 DORM 16 FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Kass, D.; McDonald, R.; Slone, B.; Gross, A.; Jackson, L.; Sefcik, J.; McCollum, J.; Miller J. THIRD ROW: Steadman, C; Evans, R.; Pifer, B.; Parker, K.; Russ, B.; Mitchell, R.; Gamble, M.; McCants, M.; Almand, T. SEC OND ROW: Prejean, J.; Albrecht, W.; Peterson, R.; Alley, T.; Chapa, A.; Fraser, J.; Schroeder, M.; Hicks, H.; Pipes, C.; Bauerschlag, H. FIRST ROW: Essler, A.; Tedford, G.; Garteiser, G.; Byassee, H.; Thomas, C; Dupont, G.; Stieler, A.; Shallcross, R. 198 M4ET WALL CMtWJS THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Brandt, Jones, Gilbert, Gamble, Hayes, Fore Falletti, Gloger, Reed. SECOND ROW: Holmes, Burgess, White, Moorer, Grammer, Jozwaik, Young, Richers, Stingel. FIRST ROW: Byrd, Singer, Thurman, Drouilhet, Reyna, Cobler, Boelte, Davis, Davis. ROSTER Ahmed, Casheer Al-Hussainy, Raf Anderson, Wyatt Bakshi, Yoginder Khmar Barnebee, James H. Barnes, William Michael Biswas, M. D. Mr. Boatright, James A. Boelte, John Edwin Bradshaw, Marvin E. Bragg, Bobby Joe Brandt, Donald Dennis Brandt, Melvyn Ernest Brown, Grille D., Jr. Burgess, Carroll Louis Byrd, Eugene Nelson Cabron, Franklin E. Castro, Gil E. Cobler, Richard Gray Cooper, James R. Courtney, Lee R. Craig, David J. Crippen, Thomas E. Cupit, Jan H. Davis, Johnny H. Davis, Richard C. Davis, Rodney D. Day, James Dennis Drouilhet, Adrien F. Duncan, Lewis Alvin Eason, Williams Robert Easton, Fredrick G. Edmonds, William David Falletti, David A. Fann, Ronald L. Farrell, William James Faulk, Robert Hardy Fazli, Syed Imam Finn, James Walter, Jr. Fisher, Johnny Clyde Flores, Luis Mario Fore, James E. Friedberg, Mordecai Gamble, Duane D. Garcia, O. Antonio Garcia, Victor Eugene Gabbs, William Herman Gilbert, William C. Gilio, Sergio R. Gloger, Richard S. Graham, Owen H. Grammer, Brayan Kyle Graves, Leon F. Harris, John Elliott Hasan, Syed Mir Hayes, Michael J. Hipp, Robert L. Holick, Donald H. Holmes, Johnny Paul Hord, Robert P. Idoux, John Paul Idris, M. D. Islam, A.F.M. Seravul Jelinek, Al Vincent Jimenez, Pedro Jr. Johnson, Charles G. Jones, Michate Davis Jozwaik, Paul Louis Jr. Kamaluddin, Baktu A. Khamis, Anthony G. Korenek, Edwin John Koster, Samuel Lee, Carl J. Lee, Rodney Linbeck, Thomas Joseph McElroy, James D. Madden, Charles D. Mahdi, Soliamanhl Majors, Dayle Glenn Marshall, James L. Martinez, Juan A. Menon, P. E. Bhaskara Molina, Eliseo Enrique Moody, Thomas Ned Moorer, Milton Hall Morgan, Mackey Mosman, Timothy J. Musgrove, Clark Guy Naghshineh-Pour, B. Nixon, Clifford D. Oglesby, Gerald J. Parekh, J. L. Pickels, George H. Porter, Charles Osgood Poulsen, Niel Bowman Powell, Woodrow L. Prevost, Rudy John Przybyla, William J. Qadir, MD Abdul Ra|u, Pullarkat K. Reel, Ronald Lewis Rektorik, Robert J. Reyna, Elias Garza, Jr. Rhodes, Larry R. Richers, Louis W. Ricks, Robert Clinton Rios, P. Daniel Roberts, Thomas B. Robinson, Douglas Clark Rodriguez, Manuel, Jr. Rogulsky, Peter P. Rosado, Lojo Oscar Schmalstieg, Frank C. Schneider, Arland D. Schreck, James Otto Schultz, Marvin Leo Serrill, Richard Rugeley Sharp, Robert Lee Singer, James R. Simms, Gary Marvin Smith, Billy Ray Smith, Luther B., IV Smithey, Lloyd George Stewart, Frank Edwin Stingel, William F. Stokes, William P., Jr. Thomas, Joseph Thurman, Michael Wayne Turner, Wendell Dwayne Wade, Charles Arthur Welborn, Bruce L. Weng, Pao-Shan Wallace, Marshal, Jr. White, Jerry Lynn Williford, Frank Baker Wilbeck, August Clark Winklemann, John R. Young, Billy Joe Zavala, Manuel A. DORM COUNCIL SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Reel, Falletti, Hayes, Young, Stingel, Jones. FIRST ROW: Moorer, Thurman, Drouilhet, Singer, Gloger. 199 WET HALL ROSTER Aldrich, Albert A. Anderson, Jerry C. Andrick, Jeff P. Baker, Robert V. Ballard, Jerry J. Barker, Richard Bates, Gus Beckwith, Scott W. Beller, Richard L. Bernqen, Franke Bethe, Kenneth Eugene Brandt, Buane V. Brown, George R. Jr. Butler, Tommy D. Campbell, Herbert W. Carlton, Freddy W. Carpenter, Edwin H. Chapman, David M. Cloninger, Raymond E. Cobb, Lance Howard Collins, John W. Contella, Carl J. Contreras, Paul Crain, Johnny R. Crain, Wm. Leon Custer, Calvin D. Dequer, Royce D. Denison, David Roy Doran, Russell L. Doreen, William R. Downs, George Ray Duran, John M. Dyer, Douglas J. Dyer, Edward Dean Egger, Larry Irichman, Edwin H. Jr. Ener, E. L., Jr. Ferguson, Jay R. Flourey, Sammy J. Ford, Edwin Roe Fulkerson, John H. German, Hal T. Gideon, Leonard A. Griffey, Bert Grochett, William J. Hall, James Ray Hall, Richard S. Hancock, William M. Harvison, Gary E. Hermann, Robert C. Hillhouse, Stephen A. Holcomb, David R. Holub, Leo D. Hooton, James W. Hoskins, Harry T. Howell, Robert M. Hurta, Frank J. Jamar, Jeffrey John Johnson, Arthur Judd Johnson, Larry K. Johnston, Ralph W. Karr, Kennard G. Kell, James Carroll Koonce, Alan Ray Kooser, Donald E. Kutac, Harvey J. Kyle, Arthur C. Lassiter, Martin Coker Lathrop, Howard B. Martin, Robert R. Matthews, Louis B. Meadows, Dan Mills, Randall R. Mitchell, Pat H. Mooney, William E. Moores, John Jay Myers, Norman Earl Myers, Melvin A. McAdams, Robert V. McCarty, Mike McClure, Michael R. McDaniel, A. Gail McGuire, Charles J. McKenna, George Neal, Ray Eugene Neal, Robert M. Nichols, Robert D. Ouellette, Paul L. Palmer, Michael A. Paulson, Robert C. Parks, Wilbur C. Pizzitola, John A. Poland, Louis W. Pavlicek, Robert W. Prentiss, Tom W. Reeves, Gary W. Richey, Robert C. Robinson, Robert C. Rojas, Luis E. Runge, James F. Salazar, Ray Sassman, Clifford D. Schwarzenback, John R. Scott, Richard Abe Scott, Stephen L. Scott, Kenneth L. Sebastian, James W. Shilling, Cecil R. Sindo, Lance Singley, Edwin J. Singley, Jack E. Smith, Michael I. Smitchwick, James M. Ji Staples, George W. Stark, Frank W. Jr. Steffek, John C. Thomas, David L. Thornton, Billy Don Thrope, Donald A. Towler, Harry Badger Turney, William W. Jr. Uresti, Arthur E. Volluz, Michel A. Walters, Richard Wanja, Joseph N. Wanstrath, George R. Wansrath, John J. Watts, Kaighin G. Wise, Richard M. Wopd, Cecil Roy Jr. Wright, George Pat President CURTIS B. ROBERTS ■HNi THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Collins, J.; Wood, C.; Johnson, A.; Eickman, E.; Wolters, R.; Duran, J.; Bickers, D.; Anderson, J.; Hurta, F.; Ener, E. SECOND ROW: Butler, T. ; Hancock, W.; Brandt, D.; Myers, N.; Fulkerson, J. ; Hall, R.; Bird, T.; Gideon, L.; Runge, J.; Richey, B. FIRST ROW: Neal, B. ; Grochett, W.; Ford, E.; Las¬ siter, M.; Campbell, H.; Downs, G.; Crain, J.; Shilling, C; Denison, D.; Brown, B. 200 IAWUOLL FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Taliafero, Leifeste, Brookins, Abraham, Wensel, Broussard, Hogg, Loe, Norris, Chapman, Pullen, Klaevemann, Rogers, Alderson, Smith. FOURTH ROW: Thompson, Crouch, Gerbert, Seale, Gallaway, Gonzalez, Branham, Tisinger, Koonce, Megarity, Schmidt, Naill, Martin, Blaschke, Rivera. THIRD ROW: Ely, Drollinger, Ghormley, Watson, LeCrone, Wilson, Nash, Beall, Culver, Enbrock, Thomas, Dreumont, Moore, George, Teasley. SECOND ROW: Dunn, Cook, Van¬ diver, Parker, Gent, Shapiro, Minkon, Coleman, Blumin, Hatzenbuehler, Gumm, Humphries, Hernandez, Hug, Clark, Farror, Downing, Hook. FIRST ROW: Frith, Carnes, J., David, Kimbah, Hyman, Brecher, Heinrich, Hamilton, Sayers, Vacera, Corder, Dillon, Harp, Cracknell, Beal, Flores, Coppinger, Lee, Carnes, P. Law Hall Sweetheart: DIANE SHIRLEY DORM COUNCIL THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Bracher, A.; Kimball, D.; David, J.; Flores, A.; Harp, J. SECOND ROW: Rogers, W.; Heinrich, R.; Cracknell, R.; Coppinger, J.; Dillon, W. FIRST ROW: Sayers, M.; Corder, P.; Vecera, F.; Hamilton, J.; Hyman, J.; Beall, C. President FRANK P. VACERA ROSTER Abraham, Herbert Adens, Thomas E. Akin, Danny G. Ampuero, Robert F. Appel, John H. Armstrong, Daniel E. Atkinson, William C. Ball, Brian C. Barton, Patrick Bateman, Walter M. Beal, Charles C. Beall, Jack C. Bechcom, Edwin A. Berg, Robert W. Berry, Edwin C. Bier, Robert H. Bingham, Robert Blankman, Richard H. Blaschke, James Blumin, Steven N. Bond, Louis H. Borg, David A. Branham, Bryce W. Brecher, Allen R. Brookins, Michael Broussard, Gordon G. Browning, Bobby J. Burns, Paul A. Callcott, Vann Calcott, William H. Campbell, David F. Candella, Leon J. Jr. Canup, Campbell R. Carnes, James D. Carnes, Philip A. Caston, Jimmy D. Chapman, Philip R. Chow, Guillermo Christman, Howard M. Cissell, Robert M. Clark, Lee H. Climie, Robert L. Coleman, Randy J. Cook, Curtis P. Cook, Larry E. Coppinger, John T. Corder, Paul R. Cracknell, Ray W. Craig, Dale Crouch, Gary W. Crow, Jerry D. Culver, Byron K. Cunningham, Jack L. Dail, Michael David, James E. Deutrich, Fred H. Dillon, William E. Downing, James H. Dreumont, Antonio Drollinger, Harry B. Dunn, Tony R. Dunn, William E. Ellis, John M. Ellis, Lewis C. Enbrock, James E. Farley, Arthur R. Farrar, James R. Fite, Daniel L. Frith, Charles E. Gage, Errol D. Galaway, Robbie L. Gallaway, Thomas M. Gardner, Lawrence Gerbert, Joshua Ghormley, Arnold B. Glover, David W. Gonzales, William K. Goodman, James L. Graves, David E. Gumm, Harold W. Hall, Claude Hamilton, James R. Jr. Hammonds, Charles Hansen, Alton A. Harper, James L. Harp, Jeffery C. Harrell, James E. Harriman, William B. Hart, Harry W. Hatley, Frederick F. Hatzenbuehler, Charles C. Henderson, Donald R. Hernandez, Luis Hines, Ronald S. Hinojosa, C. Jesus Holland, James D. Homayoun, Manouchehr Hogg, Roy L. Hook, Charles O. Hug, James F. Humphries, Donald L. Jacobson, Gilbert N. Jenkins, Britt Kazda, John L. Kelley, Walter O. Kennedy, Al. C. Kimball, Douglas Kinney, Jerry N. Klaeveman, William G. Knott, John E. Koonce, Gary W. Krenek, Benedick J. LaGrange, Ross Lamar, Pierce L. Lavender, William A. Lawless, W. Paul LeCrone, Joe M. Ledbetter, Ronald P. Lee, John E. Lee, Kenneth B. Lee, Robert E. Lee, Robert G. Leifeste, Rodney Lissiak, Victor Jr. Livingston, Neil S. Loe, Bennie Maher, Charles R. Manna, Lawrence R. Marcum, Timothy D. Martin, Aubrey G. May, Robert A. McAlpin, William R. McBrayer, Michael McDonald, Don R. McLean, Ken J. McMahon, M. Kent McQueary, William A. Megarity, David T. Menville, E. Ray Merren, Rogel io A. Miller, James E. Minkon, Sheldon A. Minnick, Timothy Mooney, Robert J. Moore, John E. Muirhead, Robert H. Naill, Walter E. Jr. Navarro, Marion W. Nichols, Jerry Nilson, John Norman, Terry Norris, John R. Oatman, Wilburn S. Jr. Offner, Michael 111 Parker, Jerry P. Pitts, Gerald W. Plodinec, Ronald G. Poole, J. Michael Privett, William Preas, Eddie Pugh, Marion C. Ray, Alexis M. Reynolds, David L. Richardson, Robert L. Riner, Gary D. Rivera, Carlos M. Roach, James Robinson, Jay F. Jr. Rogers, William J. Rogers, Maynard L. Roguemore, Michael Rutledge, Jay Dean 111 Salas, Daniel W. Sanchez, Juan M. Sargent, William S. Sayers, Marvin J. Schlinke, David L. Schmidt, John A. Seale, Frank W. Shaw, William B. Shivers, Robert Sloan, Frank O. Smith, Richard W. Smith, Thomas E. M. Spadora, Joe Sparks, Melvin L. Stein, Jerry Talley, Carl M. Teasley, John H. Thomas, Gary A. Thompson, Keith Thompson, Paul E. Thompson, Robert F. Thornell, Gerald E. Tisinger, David L. Tolleson, William D. Triton, David A. Tumlinson, Ken Vacera, Frank P. Vandiver, Robert L. Vasser, Billy Vittetoe, Donnel C. Watson, Carl L. Weatherman, Alvin Weiseberg, George H. Wensel, Nolan R. Whatley, Richard Wheelock, Richard J. Williams, Gary Wilson, Marshall P. lEGSJTUm. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Smith, D. ; Korenek, V.; Stasney, P.; Smyth, J. ; Flores, R. ; Shupak, G.; Hlavinka, J. ; Presswood, L THIRD ROW: Korenek, J. ; Cozby, G.; Heyen, J.; Mares, D.; Deen, W.; Harris, J.; Bunkley, R. ; Copeland, R.; Kyzar, T.; Korenek, K. SECOND ROW: Camp, B. ; Mink, H.; Brasington, J. ; Strange, W. ; Jen- drusch, G. ; Morrow, J.; Vaughan, J.; Golladay, H.; McCann, D. ; Respess, R.; Naiser, D. ; Wallace, J. FIRST ROW: McCool, B.; Fillinger, T. ; Raybourne, M. Kiolbassa, T.; Catchings, R.; Secor, W.; Booker, C; Carter, J.; Schneider, H.; Allen, S.; McGregor, F. ROSTER Aikman, Rex Alvarado, Agustin Allen, Stanley Bachmeyer, Roy Barrington, William Bacera, Joe Bentley, Dennis Bigham, Robert Blanton, Matthew Bloomer, Henry Booher, Charles Borsche, John Brandon, Cecil Brasington, John Bullock, Gary Bunkley, Rex Camp, Bill Campbell, Billy Carson, E. A. Carter, James Castaneda, Jose Catchings, Ronald Cauble, James Chesson, John Cole, Donnell Coonrod, Wayne Gordon, Oscar Coulson, David Cowan, Woody Cozby, George Grosser, Daniel Irouch, Roger Sunningham, John Jeen, Wallace 3odson, Carl Dover, Wilbur Duggan, Richard Dyar, William Engle, Laird Evans, Joe : illinger, Thomas : itch, Jack Heming, Carl : lores, Raul Zeeman, Charles Fritz, Ott Fromen, Charles Fugua, Floyd Sarner, Larry 3eigermiller, Eugene Golladay, Harvey Gonzalez, Luis Gonzalez, Marcelino Graham, Robert Graves, Gene Greenwood, William Greer, Mike Griesenbeck, C. A. Guevara, Alvaro agaman, Whitt aga all, Donald Hanzalik, Herman Harris, Jack Harvey, Clayton Hasten, William Herrmann, Richard Hetherington, Noble Heyen, John Higgins, Patrick Hill, Harold Hlavinka, J. J. Hoffpawir, Stanley Homero, Martinez Hudson, William I nee, Charles Jendrusch, Gerald Jenne, John Jewell, Elmer Jones, George Kendrick, Norman Kennedy, Al Key, Robert Kidd, William Kiel, Glenn Kiolbassa, Tom Knox, Eldon Korenek, Joseph Korenek, Kenneth Korenek, Victor Kuean, Nolan Kyzar, C. T. Lawrence, Michael Lemke, Doran Lindsey, George McCann, Don McCool, Bryan McGlothlin, Jim McGregor, Forrest Marelli, John Mares, Daniel Martinez, Homero Mason, Lloyd Miller, Ronald Milington, James Minx, Hubert Mohr, Bob Monford, Leo Moore, Jack Moore, John Morrow, James Morrow, John Muegge, F. A. Munro, Charles Murdock, Don Murray, Bernard Musick, William Naiser, Donald Nester, James Ney, Patrick O ' Heeron, John O ' Neill, James Parry, W. H. Patton, John Peeler, Lee Pippin, Nathan Pollock, Larry Porter, John Presswood, Lain Ramon, Cantu Raybourne, Mike Redwine, Donald Respess, Richard Rhodes, Donald Rodriguez, Jesus Roeder, Edmund Rosenbaum, Gene Rugh, Ronnie Runyon, William Russell, Samuel Salinas, Jose Schneider, Harry Schreiber, Joe Schroeder, Gary Schuh, Leonard Secor, William Serna, Enrique Shelter, William Shipley, Grady Shupak, George Simpson, Charles Smith, David imith, James imith, J. C. Imyth, Joe lobey, Tom ipee d, Jarvier ipencer, John itasney, Allen Itaudt, John itevens, James itevens, William itrange, William aylor, William ' ernus, Tom ‘heis, John ' urney, Adrian aliente, Edwardo aliente, Guillermo aughan, J. C. illarreal, Adolfo Made, Anthony Mall, Louis Mallace, John Malzel, Joe Mebb, James Migington, Sam Milkinson, Edward Miss, Jerald Mood, Larry Zarzavilla, Humberto k A __ t ___I DORM COUNCIL SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Korenek, V.; Stasney, P.; Korenek, J.; Cozby, G.; Smith, D. FIRST ROW: Raybourne, M.; McCann, D.; Carter, J.; McCool, B.; Hlavinka, J.; Kyzar, T. President JOHN R. LIVELY 202 WLNS HOLL ROSTER Adair, Thomas Evers, William Kreymer, John Allen, John Falco, William Krieg, Daniel Anderson, Waytt Faubion, Billy Kutach, Sylvester Appleton, Roy FinkeJstein, Mark Lammers, Lawrence Arledge, George Flores, Ruben Lee, Jerry Linseisen, Edward Bartee, James Floyd, Dennis Beard, Paul Bedrich, Curtis Francisco, Jdck Little, James Freeman, Charles Lopez, Benito Low, Thomas Beighle, Phillip Garces, Alvaro Beileldt, James Garcia, Muzquiz Mahdi, Solaimanul Boy, Ernst Garteiser, Gerald Marciaco, Juan Boy, Hans Ghormley, Arnold Marek, Glenn Brasher, Richard Gomez, Robert Marmolejo, Noe Bratton, Gerald Gomi, Isao Matelske, Richard Brostek, Alexander Gonzalez, Eduardo Matthews, Louis Brown, Robert Graham, Frank McBee, James Buchanan, Terrell Graham, Owen McCauley, James Buck, Charles Graves, David McCollum, James Burchers, Jack Green, Joe McDonald, Gary Burkhard, William Greenwood, Thomas McKelvain, Burrell Melton, Robert Byassee, Horace Haines, William Cain, George Hanover, Gene Miller, William Carter, Donald Hausmann, Richard Miska, Frank Mitchell, Vic Caseres, Refugio Haynes, Vernon Gassidy, Donald Heep, Gerald Moody, David Castro, William Heideman, Kenneth Moritz, Burt Ghan, Peter Helguero, Victor Moss, Ronald Chandler, Derrell Hemphill, Henry Mowlam, Thomas Chang, Granger Henigan, Allen Nance, Michael Newberry, Jerry Chitwood, Kenneth Hernandez, Guadalupe Coburn, Winfred Hernandez, Ricardo Partida, Roland Connelly, Thomas Hidalgo, Stanley Patterson, James Coonrod, Phillip Holder, Edward Perez, Leopoldo Corwin, George Holloman, John Pickles, Robert Cowan, James Hooke, William Pina, Manuel Cowley, Jerry Cox, Joe Cuiper, John Howie, Willard Plagens, Clarence Quinn, Michael Hranitzky, Emanuel Hsu, Joseph Rainey, Hugh Cummings, Jerry Inchauste, Jorge James, Karl Reach!, Santiago Davenport, Roe Davis, Richard Reeves, Solon, Reid, David Johnson, Charles Dennen, William Johnston, George Restrepo, Alvaro Doherty, Thomas Duble, Richard Joventino, Iran Jung, Curtis Riquelmy, Robert Ritchie, Gerald Duderstadt Culver Kamaluddin, Bakfe Robbins, William Durham, Lavoyger Eder, Alan Kawakami, Koichi Roberson, Jimmy Keller, Richard Roberts, Wilfred Elfont, Robert Kettel, Charles Rodriguez, Jose Engdahl, Gilbert Key, John Rotter, Henry Estep, Gary Killion, Leonard Rowland, Wesley Estes, Garvis Kistner, Richard Rutherford, Frank Eubank, Robert Evers, Gerald Klotz, Larry Klutz, William Salatt, Abdulla Santos, Salvador Schuessler, Lorenzo Seaberg, Charles Seaman, Charles Segelquist, Charles Self, Alfred Servello, Tony Simmons, Joe Sinz, Kurt Snyder, Frederick Solalinde, Jorge Sommer, John Soto, Nieves Spears, James Speer, Vernon St. Pierre, Ernest Stanton, James Stevens, Homer Strait, Luther Stribley, Kendrick Sullivan, John Swindle, Ted Thedford, Marvin Thiele, Robert Tijerina, Juan Tinney, John Toliver, Jim Tovar, Rodriguez Trevino, Louis Truitt, Timothy Uptmore, David Urdaneta, Rafael Vale, Martin Valverde, Luis Vega, Julio Villarreal, Guadalupe Villarreal, Oscar Vogt, Walter Wallace, Farrell Walton, James Way, Charles Webb, Sidney Weber, Edward Weddle-Calderon, Rafael Weerapat, Prophas Weiser, Harold West, John Wheeler, Kenneth Yao Tso-wei Zbranek, Willie Zepeda, Abdon FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Amad, M.; Herbrig, W.; Hsu, J.; Chang, G.; Cowan, J.; Krieg, D.; Moody, D.; Turner, G.; Cox, R.; Caseres, R.; Spears, J.; Kim, H. THIRD ROW: Lyerly, J.; Falco, W.; Moritz, B.; Villarreal, G.; Strait, L.; Johnson, C; James, K.; Lammers, L.; Coburn, W.; Lee, J.; Robbins, W.; Boy, A. SECOND ROW: Lara, O.; Hill, J.; Heideman, K.; Garcia, A.; Solalinde, J.; Boehm, W.; Oliver, P.; Kreymer, J.; Salatt, A.; Melton, R.; Uptmore, D.; Trujillo, J. FIRST ROW: Kistner, R.; Servello, A.; Tinney, J.; Cain, G.; Linseism, E.; Inchauste, J.; Joventino, I.; Davenport, R. 203 WnCHEttHOLL FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Vieth, B.; Fry, S.; Daggs, B.; Teal, B.; Molik, T.; Adams, L.; Schlaeger, W. FOURTH ROW: Germany, J.; Vann, R.; Winfrey, J.; Jordan, W.; Kruemcke, M. THIRD ROW: Thomason, B.; Scarborough, D.; AAcCollough, R.; Meyer, J.; Cathey, J.; Simon, J.; Eccles, R.; Zamzow, K.; Tijerina, J.; Moore, C.; Olson, D.; Reeves, S.; Birch, C.; Le Blanc, G.; Olivares, A.; Benefield, R. SECOND ROW: Gillette, J.; Felt, R.; Schuelke, L.; Cook, D.; Brewer, J.; Kelly, R.; Hyer, D.; Lewis, J.; Riojas, N.; Rice, R.; Parnell, C.; Webber, R.; Echols, W.; Cockrell, C.; Carter, L.; Grant, A.; Oliver, B.; Olivas, J. FIRST ROW: Pena, L.; Sandefer, D.; Strub, R.; Armstrong, R.; Voelkel, T.; Britain, J.; Johnson, D.; Konradi, A.; Gardner, R.; Gore, J.; Head, H.; Mahoney, J.; Lowes, J.; Fikes, W. ROSTER Adams, Leslie G. Adams, William T. Alaniz, Robert Alexander, Roger W. Allen, John K. Armstrong, Robert D. Bedinger, Charles A. Benefield, Richard L. Bennett, Herman H. Birch, Cullen G. Bittick, Jasper D. Bleau, Paul A. Bratz, Kenneth W. Brewer, James W. Britain, Jack C. Brown, Larry G. Busch, Paul A. Callaway, Ben E. Carbary, Raymond V. Carter, Leslie Allen Carrillo, Arturo L. Cathey, Jimmy J. Clifford, Nasa M. Cockrell, Charles W. Cook, Donald D. Cormany, Charles E. Daggs, Bobby A. Danes, William R. Eccles, Roy J. Echols, Wally D. Edwards, Franklin G. Eith, George D. Esquivel, Moses Eubank, Charles M. Fadal, James W. Fallin, Michael M. Faulk, Danny J. Felt, Roger L. Ferrell, Allen D. Fikes, William R. Flowers, Phillip R. Folsom, Ralph E. Fry, Stephen T. Fuentes, Jerome A. Gardner, Ronald G. George, Charles R. Germany, Jesse R. Gibson, W. John Gillette, James F. Gore, John T. Grant, Albert D. Green, Jerry Glen Greer, Max Merrill Jr. Griffith, Mike W. Gurley, Glenn C. Gutierrez, Francisco J. Harrison, Burt C. Head, Howard M. Heerde, Wilotf Hickman, Jesse A. Hinkle, Charles Lee Hosier, Edgar D. Hughes, William H. President JOHN W. LOWES III Hyer, Dell M. Johnson, David W. Johnson, Michael W. Jones, James D. Jr. Jordan, William H. Jr. Joyer, Richard A. Kana, Edward J. Kelly, Robert M. Kennedy, Rankin Kirk, Joel B. Konradi, Andrew Kruemcke, Morris E. Larremore, David E. LeBlanc, Gerald J. Lee, Robert B. Lewis, James C. Lowes, John W. Ill Lumpkin, William L. McCollough, Ralph A. McLean, Donald G. Mahand, Kenneth R. Mahoney, John M. II Maltby, James Margrave, Michael W. Matelske, Richard E. Maverick, John F. Maxwell, John F. Meade, Ramon Meyer, John E. Miller, Glyn C. Mohr, Mickey D. Molik, Terry P. Montgomery, David F. Mo.ore, Charles W. Morris, Douglas H. Murphy, Stephen L. Nelson, A. Foster Nichols, Robert W. Olivares, Albert M. Olivas, Jose R. Oliver, Byron D. O’Connor, John J. Olson, Dan M. Ortega, Henry C. Parker, Larry G. Parks, Billy D. Parnell, Clyde O. Pena, Luis N. Piboin, Louis I. Powell, George W. Pope, Travis S. Pursley, Jerry Wayne Rainey, Hugh T. Ralph, Bryan Ratliff, Billy T. Reeves, S. Alvin Jr. Rice, Robert R. Rideout, David W. Rioias, Norbert Rodriquez, Jose I. Rhode, Norris D. Roncskevitz, Richard C. Salabarria, Miguel A. Sandefer, David B. Scarborough, Dan M. Schlaeger, Tony Schmersahl, Dennis L. Schuelke, Larry L. Sefcik, Allen T. Simon, Jerry J. Singleton, Anthony Lee Slope, Robert J. Smith, Jack G. Smith, Douglas W. Sorenson, William R. Stearns, Joseph E. Stringer, James L. Strub, Rodney J. Svetlik, Dennis J. Taylor, Ralph W. Taylor, Wayne E. Teal, Barry B. Tees, David Class Terry, Roger D. Thomason, Braxton H. Thurman, Michael L. Tijerina, Jaun M. Vann, Richard D. Vieth, Bert L. Voelkel, Travis T. Warring, Jerry R. Way, Charles .N. Webber, Robert W. White, Douglas T. Wilber, William W. Jr. Wiley, Marvin L. Jr. Williams, Johnny R. Williamson, Morris L. Winfrey, James E. Wright, John R. Zamzow, Kenneth A. Zumwalt, John H. DORM COUNCIL STANDING, Left to Right: Gore, J.; Johnson, D.; Voelkel, T.; Britain, J.; Strub, R.; Fikes, W. SEATED: Lowes, J.; Gardner, R.; Armstrong, R.; Pena, L. 204 PURV AR. HfiLL DORM COUNCIL SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Willman, R.; Estrada, L.; Baylor, E.; Valek, M.; Spillman, C.; Krawetz, H. FIRST ROW: Barrier, D.; Rapp, H.; Shanks, G.; Garcia, J.; Williams, J.; Galindo, E. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Barbee, M.; Adams, P.; Griffin, T.; Milburn, T.; James, R.; Muirhead, R.; Barrier, D.; Spillman, D.; Spangler, D.; Smith, M.; Warren, L.; Peterson, R.; Willman, R.; Spangler, D. FOURTH ROW: Beke, J.; Galindo, C; Herring, D.; Sulaiman, I.; Yzaguirre, G.; Elizondo, R.; Gereda, R.; Rogers, B.; Holloway, R.; Berlange, D.; Schoenemann, W.; Woods, W.; Kennedy, A.; McGowen, R.; Cuellar, J. THIRD ROW: Margo, R.; Sladek, H.; Valek, M.; Pate, R.; Gibson, D. Waller, F.; Hoch, R.; Benes, J.; Barham, B.; O ' Brien, M.; Jones, J.; Arocha, R. SECOND ROW: Calloway, G.; Hoffmann, J.; Baylor, B.; Kappler, H.; Burnett, W.; Ramirez, A.; Arguelles, E.; Swarez, A.; Finch, J.; Faulkner, G.; Wehner, B.; Cathey, J.; Jungkind, D.; Trevino, M.; Earley, R.; Candelaria, F. FIRST ROW: White, W.; Cooper, C.; Fisher, H.; Sparks, J.; Frye, D.; Garcia, R.; Palacio, R.; Brown, L.; Whittenberg, P.; West, D.; Dominguez, J.; McDaniel, O.; Taylor, H.; Jones, W.; Tavakolian, M.; Garcia, J.; Rapp, H.; Olivares, A.; Morris, J. ROSTER Abdo, George Dwight, Fred James, Robert Nickell, Robert Soland, Fred Ableman, Daniel Earley, Ronald Javakerian, Shehriar Jenkins, Richard Nitsch, John Spangler, David Adams, Phillip Elizondo, Reyneldo Nixon, James Sparks, James Alderson, John Emittee, Joe Johnson, Kenneth O ' Brien, Carell Speir, John Alexander, Earl Estrada, Luis Jones, James Olivares, Andres Palacio, Edison Spillman, Charles Alvarado, Edmundo Faulkner, Gerald Kappler, Howard Spitzer, David Arguelles, Edwards Ferguson, John Kane, Kimberlin Parker, Danny Starr, Howard Arocha, Ricardo Finch, Joe Kasowski, Robert Parker, James Stiles, David Barbee, Michael Fisher, Henry Kenny, Roy Pate, Ronald Sturgeon, William Barham, Bobby Fohn, Nick Knippa, Edwin Percival, Alfred Sulaiman, Ibrahim Barrier, Donald Frye, Patrick Knox, Royce Peter, Phillip Swan, Charles Baker, John Galindo, Christian Kornfuehrer, Douglas Peterson, Alford Tarr, Jimmie Bantle, Harold Glaindo, Eudoro Kothmann, Herbert Peterson, Robert Tarrant, Edgar Batson, Thomas Garza, Alberto Krawetz, Harry Pegott, James Tavakolian, Mohammad Baylor, Edwin Garcia, Delfino Lesler, Feldon Post, Lynn Ramirez, Adolfo Taylor, Harold Bedoya, Carlos Garcia, Enrique Lozano, Jose Thompson, Allen Benes, Joe Bertillion, Leland Garcia, Jesus Margo, Roberto Rapp, Harry Reese, William Thurman, Wayman Garcia, Robert Marrow, Morris Trevino, Manual Blankinship, David Gibson, David Martinez, Candelaria Reid, William Valarezo, Carlos Boyd, Glenn Gray, Patrick Martinez, Jose Reue, Glenn Valek, Michael Brown, Lawrence Buck, Travis Greak, Gersld Mason, William Reyna, Pedro Richmond, Elliot Vazquez, Sergio Green, Patrick Mathis, Evan Waligura, Randolph Waller, Floyd Buffo, Michael Griffin, Terry Milburn, Thomas Roberts, Joe Burnett, William Grobe, A. Max Miley, William Rogers, Robert Ward, Barry Calloway, George Groff, Wallace Montalvo, Leopoldo Rogers, Jesse Rubio, David Warren, Lawrence Campos, Edwardo Halldorson, Michael Montgomery, Jerry Weber, Dale Cantrell, Thomas Cassity, John Ham, Howard Moore, James M. Ruez, Demetrio Wendt, Wayne West, Marvin Hanks, Leslie Moore, James R. Sanchez, Celso Castanon, Richard Hansen, Richard Moss, Richard Santire, Stanley Schiller, Maurice Westmoreland, Gary Cathey, James Hartfield, Don MacDonald, Alan White, Don Cooper, Damon Haynes, Vernon McCall, James Schoeneman, William Whittenburg, Paul Williams, James Craig, Robert Crowell, Thomas Heard, Ernest Heinrich, Carl McCoy, George Schofield, John McDaniel, O ' Rell McDonald, Herbert Shanks, Gerald Williams, James M. Cuellar, Jaime Hendry, Ronald Shawn, Bobby Willman, Richard Dale, John Herman, John McDonald, Richard McGee, Edwin Shepherd, Clarence Windham, Terrell Dominguez, Juan Herring, David Higgins, Alan Simank, Morris Woodall, John Woods, Warren Donnell, Lyndon McGowen, Robert Simpson, Charles Doporto, Julio Hoch, Forest Hoffman, James Isle, Michael McKinney, Phillip McPherson, Donald Nichols, David Sladek, Herbert Smallwood, Robert Smith, Michael Yarrite, Aaron Yzaguirre, George UWON UALL WALTON WEST Alcala de, Stefano, Arturo Alexander, Lawrence E. Arrington, Henry T. Bacica, Woodrow L. Jr. Blake, David E. Barrett, Paul G. Batcheler, Edward J. Baxter, Michael C. Bearden, John P. Benson, Fletcher L. Bernard, Theodore E. Boyd, Robert C. Bradley, Darrell C. Brady, Linn Brandom, Cary L. Brittain, Macky L. Brown, Raymond L. Burns, Lonnie J. Carlisle, Rodney T. Carter, James C. Cash, Gary D. Chaney, William Chappie, Farnk E. Christian, Don O. Christie, Richard G. Clancy, Larry D. Coker, John L. Crosby, Richard Daniels, Clifton Jr. Darrow, Jon A. Derrick, Laurence V. Donaldson, Charles G. Dotson, James A. Dowling, Errol S. Drabek, James B. Duncan, Silas E. Duty, Douglas W. Dye, Joel G. Edling, Thomas O. Ellison, Raymond T. Emanis, James R. Emerson, Ray Ferris, Darrel L. Fischer, Paul Jr. Flores, Omar M. Flowers, Thomas L. Fry, Edgar L. Gaille, Raymond S. Garrison, Darrell D. Gibson, David D. Gilmore, Donald W. Glaze, Kenneth E. Glueck, Ellis E. Jr. Graeme, Jack K. Grumbles, James V. Guerra, Carlos E. Guerra, Jose O. Habze, Jose A. Hairston, Richard M. Hansard, James B. Hansen, Harley A. Hartsell, Pat Harlaw, Michael R. Henderson, James H. Hopper, Barry R. Hoza, Richard G. Huchton, Richard M. Ihms, Orlan L. Johnson, Raymond Jr. Johnston, Kent M. Keller, Michael E. Krebs, Arno W. Lambert, John W. Jr. Langhoff, Raleigh R. Lawrence, Allen S. Jr. Lipp, David W. Litzler, John H. Lowry, William H. Maher, Jose A. Marks, Philip J. Massey, Billy G. Matthews, Thomas M. Matthews, Thomas N. McCallister, Clovis E. McDaniel, Keith R. Mcllhaney, Guy W. Mikus, Dou glas T. Miller, John H. Jr. Moffitt, Earl A. Moon, Thomas E. Moore, Lawrence Y. Mora, Federico S. Morelos, Zaragoza R. Morgan, William E. Morris, Kenneth M. Novosad, Ted S. Oehl, Marvin James Orhard, John H. Orrell, C. Kim Paredes, Antonio Jr. Park, Thomas W. Parsons, Perry W. Payne, Jake L. Perez, Luis A. Pesek, Franklin G. Pinkney, Fred C. Polk, Leroy J. Jr. Power, Jerry M. Rachel, Richard W. Rawley, Carrol J. Read, Charlie H. Redwine, David H. Rhoades, Ned L. Riddle, Thomas E. Rochelle, Joel P. Rodriguez, Enrique Romanowski, Raymond E. Jr. Roming, Leland D. Roth, Clayton L. Rudder, Edward E. Russell, Gerald W. Saracho, Carlos R. Schulz, Robert G. Seale, Larry Shaw, Lyman E. Sheldon, Winslow G. Slavik, George J. Jr. Snow, Raymond H. Spacek, James F. Stewart, Kenneth L. Stryker, Allen J. Taylor, James H. Taylor, Milburn A. Thompson, David R. Thompson, Ronald C. Tisdale, Larry W. Toman, Raymond P. Jr. Traylor, Shelby G. Tremain, Lyn E. Vacek, Francis E. Valdez, Javier Warrington, David Watkins, Glenn W. Watts, Nathaniel W. Weber, Walter T. Wehner, Arthur L. Wendel, Larry A. Wheeler, Michael H. White, George K. Whitlock, Clifford Womack, John E. Wynn, Maxey R. WALTON EAST Adair, Thomas Allen, Charles Almond, Malcolm Alston, George Alston, Jimmy Archibald, Timothy Arts, Jack Axtell, Clyde Ayers, Kenneth Badevy, Miguel Barker, H. A. Barnes, Vernon Barsch, Bob Beaumont, Michael Brack, Michael Burman, Sam Cadrington, Thomas Caldwell, A. H. Campbell, Gary Camero, Hector Carpenter, Jimmie Cawyer, Raymond Chapa, Joe Clark, Keith Clymer, Albert Colgin, Andrew Connelly, James Conner, James Cooper, Hamil Coughfield, Roy Coufal, Jimmie Crider, Jerry Cruse, Leonard Daniels, Lee Davis, Wm. Dees, Allan Dellano, Antonio Dennis, Richard Diaz, Juan Disinger, Thomas Draw, Wm. Dugger, Wilby Dulock, Raymond Elliott, Charles Engdahl, Gil Fansel, Tom Fathauer, John Fisher, Garry Florence, Monty Forkel, Edgar Freeman, Melvin Frizzel, Ray Fruett, Joe Furber, James Garcia, Luis Garcia, M. E. Gilbert, A. T. Gilmore, Donald Goddard, Idis Grebe, Ernest Groves, Michael Guilloud, Garry Guyman, Richard Haggard, Kenneth Hancock, W. R. Harmon, Larry Harris, Ronald Harris, Wm. Heite, Wm. Henderson, Roy Henry, Gene Herschel, Antony Hoad, Robert Holmes, Ennis Hull, Jacob Hunter, Robert Hurley, David Irvin, Leslie Jacoby, Roy Jenkins, Paul Johnson, Charles Johnson, Max Johnson, Wm. Jones, Hugh Jones, Paul Jung, Curtis Keller, Carl Kilgore, M. R. Kirk, John Krause, Malcolm Lamb, Colin Lee, Lyle Lewis, Arthur Ligon, Frank Lindley, Joe Lock, John Larry ce, David Luzius, Carl Manning, John Marable, Max Marciarq, Rodrigo Maruach, Raul McAdams, Michael McChesney, Mike McKinnis, Batrick McWilliams, Bill Ming, E. C. Montgomery, Ernest Moore, Richard Munson, John Munson, Lewis Murff, Stanley Newett, James Newland, Leo Nicely, Clyde Niemann, Edward Locke, Lovela Nieto, Fernando Obediente, Jorge Patterson, Ronald Pena, Gustavo Peterson, Keith Rgmbin, Ronald Rector, William Reynolds, Harold Richardson, Clarence Riddell, Wiley Riech, Robert Riker, Ronald Ritchie, Gerald Roberts, Carl Roberts, Donald Robinson, Gary Rodgers, Wm. Rosselle, Wm. Rutledge, James Salaliento, Miguel Sartwelle, William Scalise, Charles Schillaci, Joseph Shafer, Robert Show, Millard Simpson, Russell Smith, Ira- Smith, Reed Stahl, Konroc Stein, Franklin Stevens, Homer Sfrandtman, Gerald Stubbs, Robert Tenger, Neil Thigpen, Douglas Twomey, Raymond Underwood, Donny Valz, Arthur Van Bibber, Johnny Wall, James Ward, James Watkins, Roy Waytek, Oscar Webster, Albert Weiser, Ronald White, Gene Whitehall, Dan Whitlock, Larry Wimbish, Gary Wimbish, Robert Winters, David Womack, Glenn Wood, Gale Wright, James Wurzbach, Clark Yandell, Jack OFFICERS STANDING: Moore, R.; Taylor, M. SEATED: Disinger, T.; God¬ dard, I.; Wood, G. ABSENT: Fathauer, J. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Wurzbach, C.; Dulock, R.; Roming, L.; Slavik, G.; Wimbish, G.; Toman, R.; Spacek, J.; Stein, F.; Stevens, H.; Taylor, M.; Duncan, E. FOURTH ROW: White, G.; Munson, J.; Emanis, J.; Womack, G.; Chappie, F.; Twomey, R.; Jocoby, R.; Wood, G.; Doty, D.; Nicely, C. THIRD ROW: Lamb, C.; Batcheler, E.; Roth, C; Moore, R.; Grumbles, J.; Crosby, R.; Allen, C; Brandom, C; Bernard, T.; Peterson, K. SECOND ROW: Baxter, M.; Balke, D.; Lambert, B.; Kirk, J.; Clark, K.; Oehl, M. FIRST ROW: Taylor, J.; Guerra, C; Moore, L.; Riddle, T.; Guerra, J.; Carter, J.; Drow, B.; Rambin, R.; Hancock, W.; Disinger, T.; Goddard, I. 206 207 SPORTS . . . always backed by the Twelfth Man. DR. O. D. BUTLER HARRY L KIDD Tfifi ' Agg YM Le d is GQ4Cf- IN S- SIAFF Head coach Hank Foldberg and his rugged fullbacks. Hank Foldberg was twice an All-American end with Army ' s great teams of the mid¬ forties and further distinguished as coach of the year in the Missouri Valley Confer¬ ence in 1960 and 1961. Hank was born in Dallas, and graduated from Sunset High School, where he lettered in football, basketball, baseball, and track. He was named to the all-city football team his senior year. In 1941 Foldberg came to Texas A M, where he lettered for the Aggies as an end and tackle in football and also received mono¬ grams for basketball and baseball. HANK FOLDBERG NEIL SCHMIDT JOEL WAHLBERG LEONARD BROWN DICK JOHNSON JACK O ' BRIEN ELMER SMITH CRAIG RANDALL 1962 7W-aTONS HALFBACK LEE ROY CAFFEY FULLBACK SAM BYER It is raining but that doesn ' t stop the spirit of the Twelfth Man. When Head Coach Hank Foldberg and his as¬ sistants took over last year they had their work cut out for them. They sought, and found, the top-ranked 44 athletes on the A AA squad. Per¬ sonnel changes were made almost daily during the spring drills as Coach Foldberg and his staff shuffled and re-shuffled the candidates from one team to another—and sometimes from one posi¬ tion to another. The 1962 football season left something to be desired—The Fightin ' Aggies ran hot and cold during the season. There were some thrilling moments—like Danny AAcllhany ' s TT punt return all the way back for a win over the Raiders at Kyle Field or Mike Clark ' s field goal that put the finishing touches on Baylor in Waco. Qbc ow R coW A M OPPONENT 3 7 6 14 6 7 7 3 21 6 3 20 3 17 7 23 13 ___________________LSU ___________ U of H ___________________ TT ________________ TCU ____________ Baylor U. of Arkansas _______________ SMU _________________ Rice — U. of Texas 212 BEN KRENEK Honorable Mention AP BOBBY HUNTINGTON Honorable Mention UPI JIM PHILLIPS Honorable Mention AP, UPI, Dallas Morning News wi J F ' H ...... 1 ‘ ' H LEE ROY CAFFEY Honorable Mention UPI JERRY HOPKINS Honorable Mention All-American Consensus All-SWC 2 I 3 A Ken McLean finds hole in LSU backfield. LSU Owe Ags, 2 1 -o. Nationally-ranked LSU made Saturday night in Baton Rouge a black one for new Head Coach Hank Foldberg. The Tigers had class, power and speed. They used it too, plus capitalizing of the Ag ' s penalties. The Ag ' s offense was well-contained by the Tigers, but Foldberg saw what he wanted to in his soph-studded team. Lee Roy Caffey throws crucial block for James Willenborg. The first half was the scene of little action except for an orderly and sustained drive by LSU which ended with a TD. Fullback Jerry Rogers red-dogged from his linebacker position and on many occasions threw the LSU backfield into confusion. The second half opened with a quick LSU TD by All-American Jerry Stovall. The ball changed hands a few times, with neither team able to get to paydirt. Then late in the third quarter the Tigers pushed downfield for their final score. JAMES WILLENBORG Quarterback YANCY BOUNDS Guard GARY BENNETT Guard A Host of Aggies meet LSU halfback at the 20 yard line. Coug u6 Oui ccM PauoW A 9 S t i 4 ik Owcwfei , 6-3 It was penalties—87 yards worth, and a pass defense that fizzled at the wrong time, that brought the favored Aggies a heartbreaking loss at the hands of the Houston Cougars. The defeat was a hard one to believe, with Coach Foldberg ' s Ags leading in all statics. Penalties squelched two scoring bids and prevented the Ags from get¬ ting started on two other occasions. Early in the second quarter end Mike Clark booted a 31-yarder through the uprights for the lone A M tally. The Cadets led through 57 minutes of play in Rice Stadium. Then on a first and 10 from the Cougars ' 20 quarter¬ back Billy Roland unleashed the 43- yard bomb that turned into a 63-yard gain before Jim Keller and Jim Linn- staedter could haul down sprinting end Gene Ritch. Then after being penalized half way to the goal the Cougars pushed across for the TD. The snap from center on the point after try was fumbled, and the score stood 6-3. Kenneth Kipp hauls in another pass in Rice Stadium. 215 T T ' s Mahan trapped by Simmons, Bennett, Deagan, and Roquemore. yAcjS Wtw lA fitlv Lost QjyvUcb, 7-3. With 19 seconds left in the game, and Texas Tech leading 3-0, Danny Mcllhany wrote a storybook ending that was typical of the traditional Aggie fourth quarter. The former quarterback raced 102 yards on a kick-off return to put A AA on the score- board. The run broke Joel Hunt ' s record of a 97-yard return against Arkansas in 1927. Following a 15-yard penalty prompted by the over-excited Cadet Corps storming onto the field to carry off the victorious Ags, Mike Clark booted the extra point from the 25 to end the scoring 7-3. ◄ Bobby Huntington stops Red Raider after short gain. RAY GENE HINZE Tackle EDDIE VANDYKE Halfback TRAVIS REAGAN Halfback 216 AjjS by U. off {tcu., 42-6 It was a bad day at Blackrock for Old Sarge in Gainesville, Florida, where an inspired Gator team turned in a 42-6 victory over the Ags. Pass interceptions, fumbles, and confusion were the order of the day for the hap¬ less Aggies. Jerry Pizzitola, AAelvin Simmons, Ken Kipp, and Mike Pitman, standouts for the Aggies, gave Cadet supporters little consolation. A M received the opening kick-off with Travis Reagan returning to the 24. On the first play from scrimmage, an intercepted Jim Keller pass set up a Gator drive which later bogged down on the Aggie 22. Things were looking good until a Florida halfback returned a punt for 52 yards to the Ag 15, then on the next play from scrimmage punched across for the TD. With less than 5 minutes left in the half, A M again had to kick. This time the Gators ran it all the way back, making the score 14-0. The next four minutes were probably the worst A M ever saw, for the Gators scored two more TD ' s, making it 27-0 at the half. The second half picked up where the first half left off. JIM LINNSTAEDTER Halfback KEN McLEAN End Travis Reagan tries to evade Fla. tackier as Melvin Simmons and Bobby Huntington look on. 217 Pt $ TOU but fM ckont, 20- 17 An inspired Aggie football squad near¬ ly upset TCU and Sonny Gibbs before they allowed the Frogs a 20-14 final edge. The Aggies drew first blood when James Willenborg brought a fresh White unit into the game. It was a series of downs before Willen¬ borg discovered a weak spot over the TCU ends. Using the option, with runs up the middle to keep TCU honest, Wil¬ lenborg tallied the first score for the Ags. Then Mike Clark made it 7-0. But the Frogs were not to be outdone; TCU came back by leaps and bounds to tie the score up at 7-7 by the half. Minutes after the second half got un¬ der way, big Lee Roy Caffey picked off a Gibbs pass and raced Gibbs 46 yards to the goal line for the Ags ' second score. Gibbs and the Frogs quickly retaliated with a 33-yard gainer that set up their second score at the end of the third quarter. Passing, running and a devastat¬ ing pair of penalties gave the Frogs the last touchdown and the game. Sophomore halfback Tommy Meeks stopped by TCU. JOHN SPARLING Quarterback JAMES CRAIG Tackle RONNIE MOORE Guard 218 OGfl k Boiubs B 6 £ ls, QjoOlfa yCHMGCOMUVCj Mike Clark wrecked Baylor ' s home¬ coming with his second and third field goals of the season as the Aggies sal¬ vaged a last minute 6-3 SWC victory over the Bears in Waco. A crowd of 35,000 including 5,000 Baylor exes, stomped and shouted as the Bears drove again and again deep into Aggie territory only to be stopped by a rugged Cadet defense. A M moved for a first down on the Baylor 41 before having to punt. Quarter¬ back Jim Keller kicked 32 yards to the Bear ' s Ronnie Goodwin who ran it back to Baylor ' s 32. On Baylor ' s second play, Don Trull dropped back and hit Goodwin for 44 yards on the Aggie 14 where he was immediately dropped. Three plays later Carl Cheat split the uprights with a 23-yard field goal. The Ags spent the rest of the first half deep in their own territory. On the side lines, center Donnie Mar¬ tel! was centering to quarterback John Erickson who placed the ball for Clark ' s imaginary kick. Fourteen plays later, Mike got his chance to even the score 3-3. Baylor ' s offense was fired up by now, but the Ags ' defensive line was calling the shots. With 1:09 left on the clock the golden toe of Big Mike was again called on to decide the game. Jim Linnstaedter speeds through the Baptist ' s backfield. Travis Reagan says—that ' s all, Hogs! Hogs OutJosfcAgs 17-7 Nationally ranked Arkansas grabbed a monopoly on the second half field po¬ sition after a tight first half and then went on to disappoint the stubborn Ag¬ gies 17-7 at Kyle Field. The Cadets drew first blood on a 51-yard punt return by Travis Reagan with 6 minutes left in the first quarter. Then Mike Clark added the finishing touches to make it 7-0. The last serious bid in the first half by the Ags to score was when Clark tried to convert a field goal from the 39-yard line of the Hogs. Then the pigskin changed hands a few times and the Arkansas team picked up a neat 7 points making the score 7-7. With the second half under way the Hoqs settled down to an attack that kept the Aggies on the defense in their own terri¬ tory for the remainder of the night. HOMECOMING WRECKER—Mike Clark puts another one through the uprights. Ajp Pony 12-7 Big Mike Clark kept his head down and literally kicked all the fun out of SMU ' s homecoming party in the Cot¬ ton Bowl. The Aggie senior with the trustiest of all Southwest Conference legs twice booted field goals in the final quarter to carry the Cadets to a ting¬ ling 1 2-7 verdict. SMU took advantage of an Aggie fumble to cram across a touchdown shortly before halftime to make it 7-0 until shortly before the traditional Aggie Quarter. Early in the last period Eddie Van- ; „„ dyke boomed across from the 3-yard line to wind up an 18-yard drive fol¬ lowing a Mustang fumble. With his team trailing 7-6 Coach Foldberg or¬ dered a 2-point conversion. But quar¬ terback Jim Kelle r ' s pass was de¬ flected. Clark ' s winning field goal came with 7:58 left and had been made possible when halfback Mike Pitman fell over the loose pigskin at the SMU 40. Then with 4:16 left and the SMU students still chanting Willie Willie Womp Womp, Mike Clark booted a 37-yard field goal that put the finish¬ ing touches on the game. Willenborg hands to Sam Byer on the off tackle slant play. The Rice Stadium jinx that seemed to await A AA teams every year was there again Saturday as the Ags could manage but one Mike Clark field goal. Rice grabbed the first lead in the game on a 26-yard field goal by the versatile Randy Krebow. After the ball changed hands a few times Jim Keller handed the pigskin to Eddie Vandyke on the A M 38 and the big senior sprinted 39 yards to the Owl 23. Then the drive bogged down and Mike Clark had to kick a 38- yard field goal to give the Aggies their only score of the day. Behind the passing of Krebow to Syl¬ vester and Raesz Rice drove deep into Aggie territory many times and came up with the critical play that gave them the 23-3 victory. George Hargett stopped by a flock of Owls. Ags fthwOSb Sfep Sowl BounA Stf)S For forty-five minutes, the Longhorns played straight-man to an Aggie team that pulled foot¬ balls out of the air in a near perfect execution. Unfortunately it was a sixty minute show and the bowl was still there along with the 13-3 Texas win. Statistically speaking A AA didn ' t show much of an offensive game. The Ags got the ball four times in Texas territory in the first half. But only the able toe of Mike Clark was able to put the Aggies on the scoreboard. What the Cadets lacked in offensive aggres¬ siveness they more than made up for on the de¬ fense. In fact it was the Cadets ' defense that kept the Longhorn ' s fans guessing till the last minute whether or not they would be in Dallas on New Year ' s Day. Foldberg and Randall look over Ags ' defense. 1962 tyk£KEl aLLl££?J. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robinette, Lenox, Windham, Walker, Woodard. SECOND ROW: Timmins, Merritt, Hankins, Ferguson, Minor. NOT PICTURED: Keller, Qualls and Timmerman. 224 COACH BOB ROGERS TEXAS A AA OPPONENT 91 74 Centenary 74 81 Lamar Tech 78 67 Memphis State 81 61 ____________________________ Southern Mississippi 69 67 ______________________________________________ U. of H. 85 54 Baylor 60 53 Texas Tech 71 61 Rice 68 71 SMU 65 55 Arkansas 59 70 ________________________________________ U. of Texas 85 69 TCU 76 67 SMU 87 54 TCU 73 83 Baylor 96 83 Texas Tech 70 73 Rice AS U, GO T clv S 3 The Aggie basketballers coupled deadly free-throw accuracy and their usual rebound¬ ing prowess to ward off a determined bunch of Red Raiders at Lubbock and maintain the lead in the SWC. Bennie Lenox, who had been 16th in na¬ tional scoring through last week, assumed his familiar role as high point man with 17 points against the Raiders. A W, 9 G - Tkdv S 3 Texas Tech ' s Red Raiders fell victim to A AA ' s highest total ever at G. Rollie White Coliseum as the Cadets stomped the Mata¬ dors, 96-83. In the process Bennie Lenox knocked off another A M scoring record. The Lynx finished the night with 39 points to secure the record of most points in a season with 530. Center Jerry Windham scores again! ► ASM 68 -S UU 71 A M was hit with a cold spell in Dallas as SAAU managed to put the Ags down 71-68. Bennie Lenox had 17 points and Paul Timmins had 13 to account for the Ca dets 46-36 lead at half time. Lenox finished with 21 to lead all the scorers and Timmins fouled out with 16 points. A AA held on to its half time lead for most of the second half despite the frigid shooting. Free throws accounted for 18 of the Farmer ' s points in the second half. Aggie star Bennie Lenox shows his stuff under the backboard. ASM 76 - SMU 70 The Ags got a little revenge at G. Rollie White Coliseum over SAAU as Bennie Lenox regained a little of his magic touch to lead the Aggies to a 76-70 victory over the Mustangs. Lenox was high point man for the Farmers with 35 points. Despite Lenox ' s one man performance the Cadets had to pull up from a 5-point deficit, 37-32 at half time, to gain the victory. ◄ Lee Walker dumps another one in against SMU. Gerald Woodard dumps one in against Rice. 71 - 1 With the tremendously improved Lee Walker leading the way, Bob Rogers ' Ag¬ gie cagers dumped the Rice Owls 71-61 for A AA ' s 30th straight homecourt win. Walker led the Cadets with 18 points and pulled down 1 1 rebounds, second only to Jerry Windham ' s 12 for the Aggies. JS W 70 - RiCfc 73 Coach Bob Rogers closed out the ' 62- ' 63 bas¬ ketball season with a heart-breaking 73-70 loss to the Rice Owls in Houston. The lead changed hands six times and the score was tied five times in the first half with the Cadets holding a 44-39 advantage at the intermission. There were 59 fouls called during the game, 33 against the Ags and 26 against Rice. All five starters for the Farmers fouled out while Rice only had two drop out before the final buzzer. Lenox outmaneuvers three Rice cagers to score again! ► 7U 70 AS W B9 - It was the same ol ' story, but no cries of poor Aggies were heard at G. Rollie White Coliseum as the Aggies took an¬ other TU defeat on the chin. Coach Bob Rogers ' group continued its cold spell, hitting only 19 of 50 for 38 percent while the Steers sank 27 of 49 for 55.1 percent. Poor free throw shooting—21 of 34—along with careless passing, below normal defense and a general lack of heads up ball, contributed to the Aggies ' sixth loss in 31 games. Lee Walker runs over to score a needed two points. ASM 73 - TU S3 Even though Bennie Lenox broke a record by scoring 43 points, the Ags still took a little gas at the hands of the Teasips in Austin. This dropped the Aggies into 3rd place with a 6-4 slate. TU took an early lead, but A AA caught up with ihe Horns midway through the first half and gained a 25-24 lead on a pair of free throws by Bill Robinette. The Farmers then built up a 5-point lead only to lose it midway through the 3rd quarter. ◄ Bennie Lenox on the move . . . 2281 TCU 69 Jerry Windham lays one in against TCU. AS W. SB - The Ags hit the comeback trail in fine style with an 85-69 win over the TCU Frogs in Ft. Worth. After holding a com¬ fortab le lead through most of the second half, the Cadets were challenged fiercely by Bobby McKinley and the rest of the Horned Frogs. But Gerald Woodard took advantage of the pressing defense and dropped in two lay-ups in quick succession to stifle the hopes of the hapless Frogs. AS U 87 - 70U 54 Guard Bennie Lenox continued his wholesale onslaught on Carroll Broussard ' s scoring records and the TCU Frogs. The Aggies walked off with an 87-54 victory at A M without any trouble from the Frogs. Lenox dumped in 30 points to keep the Aggies happy at G. Rollie White Coliseum. Coach Rogers ' boys held as much as a 16-point advantage twice in the first half and were ahead 36-28 at half time. Lenox pumps one in from mid-court. 229 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: George Hargett, John Crain, Harvey Kutac, Ronny Byrd, Bill Grochett, Gary Cavasas, Jack Singley. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Frank Stark, Ray Hall, Kenny Floyd, Bill Hancock, Richard Beller, Fred Carlton, Rusty Uresti, Jerry Ballard. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Coach Chandler, Kenny Scott, DeWayne Stewart, Bill Puckett, Ed Singley, Chuck McGuire, Robert McAdams, Bob Mohr. BAT BOY: Thomas Dean Chandler. COACH TOM CHANDLER Coach Tom Chandler ' s ' 63 basebal 1 team had its ups and downs this pas1 year. He saw the Ags either in, or tied for, first place in the SWC race three times during the season. Even though they didn ' t win SWC, it was an exciting season. 230 Qoa cw R cW A AA 2 Texas Lutheran ______ 4 A AA 5 U. of H. ____________________________________________________________________________1 A AA 6 U. of Dallas ______________________________________________________________________1 A AA 5 Texas _______________________________________________________________________________5 A AA 10 Sul Ross _____________________________________________________________________________1 A AA 4 Sul Ross ____________________________________________________________________________8 A AA 2 Baylor ________________________________________________________________________________1 A AA 5 Rice _____________________________________________________________________________________3 A AA 8 AAinnesota __________________________________________________________________________7 A AA 3 AAinnesota ________________________________________________________________________0 A AA 7 SAAU _________________________________________________________________________________0 A AA 2 TCU __________________________________________________________________________________4 A AA 1 TCU ____________________________________________________________________ 3 A AA 3 SAAU __________________________________________________________________________________1 A AA 15 SAAU _________________________________________________________________________________3 A AA 4 Rice ____________________________________________________________________________________1 A AA 8 Rice ____________________________________________________________________________________2 A AA 2 TCU __________________________________________________________________________________8 A AA 8 Baylor ___________________________________________________________ 1 A AA 4 Baylor ________________________________________________________________________________7 A AA 10 Texas ________________________________________________________________________________5 A AA 2 Texas _______________________________________________________________________________4 . . . The good guys at Kyle Field. BctyStw Se Ues 2-1, S- , 4-7 Junior baseballer Frank Stark cracked a two- run homer to boost the Aggies over Baylor at College Station. A AA was able to muster only two hits off the dipsy-doodle hurling of the Baptist ' s John Porter, but made them count. Coach Tom Chandler ' s squad wore out the ball with 15 hits to win the first game, 8-1, over the Bruins at Waco. Three stray pitches by Aggie pitcher John Crain spelled defeat for the good guys in the second game of the two game series. Keep your eyes on the umpire ... it looks like there is going to be another close play at first. The play is at first, but George Hargett is rounding second. Tam Suites The first Southwest Conference baseball game came to a peaceful close in the dusky evening with neither the Texas Aggies or the Texas Long¬ horns having the upper hand. The game was called for darkness at the end of eleven innings with the score tied at 5 to 5. Texas A AA ended an eleven game winning streak for the Texas Longhorns at Kyle Field by bombing the Sips 10 to 5. DeWayne Stewart, Bill Hancock, and Bill Grochett all slammed home f An unidentified Aggie barely makes it back to first in time! 5-5, 10-5, 2-4 runs. The Ags spotted TU three unearned runs in the first inning and allowed single runs in the second and ninth for all of the Orange ' s scoring. Relief starter Ed Singley lost to senior Kenny Floyd. The Sips prevailed in the second game of the two game series when shortstop Bill Bethea cracked a two-run homer over the wall in the seventh inning to provide TU with a 4 to 2 win over the Ags. Sips watch pregame warm-ups at Kyle Field. 232 Johnny Crain almost gets dusted by Frog pitcher. TCU Qe Ue 2-4, S-1, 2-S TCU Frogs edged past Old Sarge 4 to 2 at Ft. Worth. The TCU win put them one-half game ahead of the Ag¬ gies for the SWC lead. TCU started scor¬ ing in the first inning bunching a base on balls and four singles for the two tallies. The Ags tied the score in the third with Robert McAdams ' double. The TCU Frogs struck again in the seventh inning for their win. Texas A M fell to one and a half games out of first place in the SWC race as they dropped their second game of the two-game series with TCU in Ft. Worth, 3 to 1. The Ags lost to TCU, 2 to 2, thereby throwing the SWC race into a three-way tie. The pressure was just too much for frustrated Aggies as they fell victim to the Christians 8 to 2 in Kyle Field. Our Ags are so fast that they look like a blur when they run! Junior first bagger Frank Stark put another Owl out at first base. RiCfe Q uif, S-S, 4-1, S-2 The Ags took over the SWC, lead with the help of junior hurler John Crain who spotted the Rice Owls three runs in the first inning. Crain allowed only six hits during the whole game while A AA cleaned up in the second inning with the help of catcher Bill Puckett and Robert McAdams. A M ' s double win over Rice coupled with the wash out at the TCU-Baylor and SMU-Texas clashes left A M all alone atop the SWC. The Ags got eighteen hits off starter and loser Frank Mc- Keon with George Hargett, Bill Grochett and Bill Hancock getting nine big ones. Southpaw Richard Beller saved one at Rice, gaining the 4 to 1 decision over the Owls. Beller relieved Chuck McGuire in the eighth inning with one away and runners on first and third. Beller made the mistake of balking on his first pitch. Luckily he then settled down and went on to re¬ tire the side allowing the Aggies to get in a little scoring and win the ballgame. 234 Aggie pitcher Richard Beller at work. S UU Qe Uf i 7-0, 2-1, 1S-2 The Aggie 9 shut out SAAU for the fifth straight victory of the season. Coach Tom Chandler used pitchers Ed Singley and Johnny Crain, who gave up one hit each to blank the Ponies 7-0 in Dallas. Cadet hurler Chuck McGuire made only one mistake against SMU ' s winless baseball team and it cost him a no-hit ball game. A M scored first in the home half of the second inning when left fielder Ray Hall reached first on a fielder ' s choice and moved to second on the ground. Aggies won the second game of the double- header with SMU to tie Baylor for the Southwest Conference lead. The Cadets racked up fifteen runs, scoring two in every inning but the fourth and seventh. Unidentified Aggie bites the dust at first base! SITTING, Left to Right: M. Palmer, E. Boy, B. Howell, T. Prentice, H. Lathrop, P. Boy, T. Forgeng. STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Mamaliga, S. Beckwith, T. Kennerly, B. Baker, K. Watts, J. CoVan, Coach Adamson. KNEELING, Lef t to Right: R. Salazar, R. Neal, C. Kell, E. Dyer. STANDING, Left to Right: A. Aldrich, R. Baker, Coach Omar Smith, D. Sass- man, R. Williams. T N N I C 236 GOLFERS SNAG 4tk SWCTfTLE HARRY HOSKINS RALPH JOHNSTON EUGENE BYRD MIKE HIGGINS Texas A AA ' s master golfers swept to their fourth straight SWC title by shutting out threat¬ ening Baylor 5V2 to V 2 at the Aggie golf course. The SWC championship gave A AA the right to send four golfers to Fayetteville, Arkansas for the conference meet. The meet is strictly an individual contest with the number of players each school sends depend¬ ing upon its place in team competition. The Ag¬ gie golfers took first and second place in last year ' s tournament and first place the year before. 237 A M Mile Relay Team—3:12.8. STANDING, Left to Right: R. E. Merritt, Ted Nelson. KNEELING, Left to Right: George Tedford, Jerry Anderson. STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Ray Putnam, Herbie Campbell, E. L. Ener, J. Fulkerson, E. Myers, J. Sebastian, L. Bilgutay, R. Smith. John Collins—One-Mile Relay, high jump, broad jump, distance medley relay. FROM BOTTOM TO TOP, Left to Right: P. Pirkle, E. Ener, G. Tedford, D. Deaver, C. Hoppe, G. Dornak, J. Fulkerson, D. Roberts, J. Anderson, G. Westmoreland, I. Bilgutay, Coach Thomas, J. Daniels, R. Martin, G. McDaniel, H. Campbell, R. Hall, R. Merritt, Coach Putnam, P. Mitchell, T. Nelson, E. Myers, D. Glover, B. Park, J. Collins, E. Williams. 238 Danny Roberts Shot put . . . 59-3% Javelin . . . 1183-111 4 STANDING, Left to Right: E. Evans (Sponsor), J. Levy, R. Allen, B. Lowe, E. Reising, P. Willcox. KNEELING, Left to Right; W. K. Altman, K. Johns, Hickman, L. Hardeman, E. Merritt, Peisinger (captain). A AA ' s newly-revived handball team took second place in the annual SWC Handball Tournament in Houston this year. Ed Merritt won the class A singles for A M and Jerry Levy turned in what Merritt called a real fine performance to take the class B singles award. FENCING 7£AU From Left to Right: Coach Wieder, R. Cerna, P. Laird, D. Suhler, M. Works, M. Linz, C. Galindo, C. Jacobs, and T. Wilson. (Not Shown: A. Restrepo, W. Anderson, and J. Rarera). The A M Fencing Club completed another undefeated season this year. This year’s team was made up entirely of inex¬ perienced fencers. 239 I STANDING, Left to Right: Charles Sowell, Richard Crosby, Michael Norman, Robert Acklen, M. G. Miller, Alexander Brostek, Michael Halaburka, Wesley Green, Jerry Simpton, Harly Hanson, Coach Russell Wieder. KNEELING, Left to Right: Jefferson Begay, Gary Aglietti, Edward Flanagan, Mark Finkelstein, Ray Breur, Robert Tuseth, Louis Rochet, Charles Martin, Victor Martin, William Singleton. The Texas A AA Wrestling Club team, numbering 45 students, completed an active competitive season in 1962-63. The team started the year ' s wrestling season wtih a dual meet here with LeTourneau College. LeTourneau is the first college in the state of Texas to field a varsity wrestling team. A AA lost its first intercollegiate dual meet in many years to LeTourneau, 28 to 7. The Houston All-Star wrestling team met A AA in the next dual meet at College Station. A AA won this meet 24 to 8. Texas A AA made its first trip away from home of the year to meet LeTourneau College at Longview, Texas. This meet proved to be a real thriller, with A AA leading all through the meet up to the last two rounds. LeTourneau won the meet 1 5 to 13. The University of Texas came to the A AA Campus for the next dual meet which A AA won 20 to 13. The final meet of the year was held on the University of Texas Campus in Austin. The competition was very keen to the very end of the meet. The University of Texas tied A AA 14 to 14 by winning the final round. This is as close as the University of Texas has come to defeating the Texas A AA Club in the past seven years. UAestfottcj L bt uu k POINTS EARNED LOST 123 lbs. Begay, Jefferson --------------------------------------------------------------------13 6 130 lbs. Riner, Gary (Team Captain) --------------------------------------------------15 6 137 lbs. Agliette, Gary ----------------------------------------------------------------------15 8 147 lbs. Finkelstein, AAark ------------------------------------------------------------------13 2 167 lbs. Simpton, Jerry -------------------------------- 11 8 240 -- l r inp? JUDO CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dave Coulson, Pat Frye, Bill Miller, Mike Dunn, John West. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Augustine Alvarado, Richard Crosby, Keith Huber, Gerald Jendrusch, Ronnie Haggin, Mike Volluz, John Roberts, John Seate. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Joe Stuckey, Don Young, Bob Muirhead, Ronnie Murphy, Glenn Piersall, Gene Garner. ASM SOCCER TB M TOP ROW, Left to Right: Ruben Flores, Ricardo Hernandez, Juan Lobo, Harold Brent, Benito Lopez, Jose Rodriquez, Ricardo Percival. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Christian Galindo, Hugo Helguero, Guillermo Castro, Eduardo Alvarez, Carlos Matamoros, Juan G. Dominguez, Carlos Rivera, Carlos Valarezo. 241 Brotherton, J. R. Latham, J. P. Simmons, M. D. Keller, J. Singley, J. E. Meeks, T. E. Ledbetter, R. P. McLean, K. J. Kubesch, R. A. EDDIE VAN DYKE Stark, F. W. President Harper, J. Singley, E. Krenek, B. V. Walher, E. P. Hancock, W. Smith, T. McGuire, C. J. Campbell, H- W. Mcllhany, McDaniel, Shivers, R. -i friTR MURALS INTRAMURAL MANAGERS SITTING, Left to Right: Paul Smith, Jim Guiberteau, John Zumwalt, Mike Shively. STANDING, Left to Right: Jim Barrilleaux, Ken Oberhoff, Woody Hancock, Bill Milam, Ken Parker, Buddy Gambrell, John McClure, Brian Riley, Charlie Brewer, Mike Carter, Jack M cCown, Ralph Martin, Ronnie Williams, Winton Zimmerman, Jerry Buttrill, Max Johnson, Ed Dulin, Richard Hinnant. NOT PICTURED: Bob Harvey, Tom Land, Bill Bayer, Joe Becker, Les Beyer, Tom Cardwell, Ray Chappelle, Ray Elliott, Ray George, Jim Gunter, David Halbert, Steve Heartwell, John Hughson, Wayne Kieschnick, Larry Langley, Mike Laughlin, Jerry Mundt, Joe Nuniez, Johnnie Perrone, Russell Phelps, Ronnie Schott, Tom Templer, Butch Triesch, Jerry Vinson. Under the able leadership of Coach Chuck AAc- Candless the intramural program at A AA has become one of the best supervised activities on the campus. The intramural program encompasses a wide variety of sports. More students participate in the intramural program than in any other extracurri¬ cular activity at A M. 244 Annual Intramural steak fry. RSW fNTRAMURflLS Class B 880-yd. Relay—H-3—KNEELING, Left to Right: Tom Byer, Bob Dosher. STANDING: Mike De- vine, Eddie McKaughan. Class B Volleyball—B-3—KNEELING, Left to Right: Jennings, Bob; Jones, James; Vogt, Harry. STANDING, Left to Right: White, Jim; McBride, Bill; Williams, Frank; Campbell, Colin; Dungan, Cliff. Class B Handball—F-l —KNEELING, Left to Right: Jim Douglas, Mac Thornhill. STAND¬ ING, Left to Right: Coy Mitchell, Mike Holman. Class B Basketball—C-2—FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jaris, E. J.; Ramsey, J. B.; Diaz, Class B Rifle—E-l—Left to Right: Richard Seitz, Robert Atkinson, Michael J. F.; Hilton, W. J.; Collins, R. E. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Esparza, E. D.; Englebert, Gruy, Tom Mazza. R. A.; Boese, J. O.; Englebert, R. E.; Barham, G. S. Class B 440-yd. Relay—Sq. 16—Left to Right: Don Koehn, B. Class B Football—Sq. 2—KNEELING, Left to Right: Crumbliss, Tramel, Stropp, Hunter, Stultz, Hooten. J. Collins, James Stabler, Jerry Kachtik. STANDING, Left to Right: Simmons, Johnson, Fant, Hall, Maltby, Sowell, Ford. 245 UPPEROASSWJ Competition was very close in the 120-yd. Low Hurdles. Class A Horseshoes—Sq. 1—KNEELING, Left to Right: Chase, Jon; Sherman, Bill; Halbert, David. Class A and B Golf—G-l—Left to Right: Jerry Frank, STANDING, Left to Right: Peterson, Allan; Dossey, Theron; Levy, Jerry. Joe Johnson. 246 rNTR MURALS Class A Football—KNEELING, Left to Right:: Hill, K. R.; Wright, T.; Beerwinkle, D.; Ratliff, M.; Kent, R.; Fox, D. STANDING, Left to Right: Fidler, C; Scoggin, P.; Wood, G.; Gayle, R.; Fritze, V.; Norwood, G.; Gamertsfelder, J.; Jones, R. Basketball Class A Champions—FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carleton, R. E.; Piper, L. L. ; Mason, W. W.; Emerson, R. A.; Brown, H. E. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Pierson, D. E.; Powell, C. T.; Starek, J. M.; Barrett, R. E.; Bills, E. D.; Vaughn, W. H.; Garza, R. R. Class A Bowling—Sq. 7—Left to Right: War- nick, Phil; Haliasz, Hank; Hachtel, Larry. Class A Tennis—Sq. 8—Pat Gibson, Paul Crank, Jim Griffin, Bob Burk, Bill Hayes, Tommy Wade. Class C Football—Mitchell—KNEELING, Left to Right: Sandefer, D. B.; Lee, R. B.; Ferrell, A. D. STANDING, Left to Right: Singleton, A. L.; Parks, B. D.; Muehe, L. W.; Gore, J. T.; Kirk, J. B.; Green, J. G. CM14AN Class A C-KNEELING, Left to Right: Joe Rogers (Broad Jump), Paul Riley (Pole Vault), Jim Tarr (100-yd. Dash), Ray Kuba- la (Shot Put). STANDING, Left to Right: Bob Garrett (440-yd. Dash), Stater (880-yd. Dash), Duren (Class B 880-yd. Dash), Adams (120-yd. Low Hurdles). Class C Golf—Walton—Left to Right: Mike McAdams, Tommy Adair. 248 Class C Handball—Vet Students—KNEELING, Left to Right: Charlton, Powell; Allen, Ray. STANDING, Left to Right: Lowe, Rob; Hayes, Howard; Herpst, Ken; Merritt, Ed. fMTR4MURALS A little game of razzle-dazzle . . . Class C Volleyball—Puryear—KNEELING, Left to Right: Henry Fisher, Pee Wee Shanks. STANDING, Left to Right: Ronald Earley, Robert Peterson, Robert McGowen, Bill Miller. Class C Horseshoes—Puryear—KNEELING, Left to Right: Shanks, Pee Wee; Fisher, Henry; West, Dale. STANDING, Left to Right: Barbee, Mike; Burnett, Bill; Cathey, Jim. 249 0R £4NIZ£JT0N£ . . . center of campus activities MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER BudUb by Aggtes, Aggtes (ft CaJUjum, om 1 Q wZcg Dedicated to Aggies who have given their lives in sacrifice for others, the Memorial Student Center was built in 1950 with funds from Exchange Store profits and contributions of Aggie-Ex ' s. Purposes of this Memorial Student Center are: To provide an educational and recreational program for the students and the staff of the A M College. To foster the social and cultural phases of student life. To provide more adequate opportunity for friendly association among students, former students, faculty, and friends of the A M College. To provide facilities for meetings, short courses, and conferences of citizens of the state (agricultural, business, industrial, professional, cultural, and educational groups and organizations), and thus make the Center a functional unit in the educational and cultural life of Texas. MEMORIAL STUDENJT CENTER DIRECTORATE The chairmen of the Memorial Student Center committees are formed into a MSC Directorate to makeup a unit that guides the various activities that occur within the Center. Each of the 19 committees within the Center has a chairman, an advisor and several committeemen. The committees include bowling, bridge, the browsing library, camera, chess, creative arts, dance, flying kadets, great issues, music, Pan American Week, public relations, radio, SCONA, talent, travel, Town Hall, table tennis and cultural interest. FIRST ROW, L to R: Joe Finch, Camera; Howard Head, Vice-President;: Baviidl Kabelll, Dance; Claude Jones, Town Hall; Jack Cline, Music; James Ray, President. SECOND ROW, L to R: T. R. Gent, Directorate Assistant; Robert Miller, Travel, Carlos Diaz, Pan American; Eddie Duncan, Talent; Frank Stewart, Radio, Jack E. Mooney, Public Relations. THIRD ROW, L to R: Mike Wier; R. W. Wimbish, Great Issues, T. A. Oddson, Assistant; Paul Bryant, Bridge. FOURTH ROW, L to ' R: ' Will Hi aim. Hite, Student Programs; J. P. Abbott, Great Issues, J. W. Stark, Director of MSC; W. F. Krueger, Great Issues; and J. B„ Jones, Radio. MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER COUNCIL The MSC Council is charged with the organization and O ' peralioni of the activities and events that occur within the Center. It has a student as its president, a student as its vice-president, seven other student members, one graduate school student representative, five faculty members, two former students and the director of the Center. FIRST ROW, L to R: Reagan B. Brown, Former Student; Claude A. Bitner, Faculty; Jon A. Reuscher, Graduate School; Howard Head, Vice- President; James Ray, President; Mike Wier, Student; and Mrs. Elsie Patranella, Secretary. TOP ROW, L to R: Dr. Charles Hall, Faculty; Ronnie Bookman, The Battalion; Gilbert Forehand, Student; R. O. Murray, Former Student; Joe Lindley, Honorary Vice-President; James Mosely, Student; Wayne Stark, MSC Director; and H. O. Kunkel, Faculty. 253 student fubucattons The Office of Student Publications is responsible for the operation and control of all major student publications including financial management. Besides taking care of the books and all the other secretarial work involved in each publication, the front office always has a word of encouragement or a helping hand when needed. We offer a special word of thanks to them and especially to Mr. Jim Lindsey also who offered his professional guid¬ ance and help when needed throughout the year. JIM LINDSEY Director of Student Publications 254 fl M- ASRiOUtTURJSr FRONT ROW: Bob Carter, James Dotson, Nick McGuire. SECOND ROW: Ham McQueen, Lee Bollinger, Bill Braden, David Christopher. THIRD ROW: Jim Lanning, Ken Radde, Melvin Young, Larry Braidfoot. AGRICULTURIST STAFF Editor ___________________ Managing Editor Business Manager Editor Assistant Faculty Advisor Student Advisor ________ JAMES DOTSON ______________ BOB CARTER __________ NICK McGUIRE LARRY BRAIDFOOT KEN RADDE DR. MURRAY BROWN MR. JOHN HOLCOMB DR. A. B. WOOTEN _______ MELVIN YOUNG 255 ag uand Yeoifcook ol tk iASfil CoMege- okTtyM Editor Weldon Nash (right) and Assistant Editor Bob Acklen are putting their heads together to write some more of that highly interest¬ ing copy that the reader is constantly thrilled with throughout theyearbook. Military Section Editor Chris Schaefer (right) and his staff David Compton. AGGIELAND STAFF WELDON NASH „ BOB ACKLEN ...... MIKE GEORGE .... CHRIS SCHAEFER JOHN TAYLOR .... JOE CANCELLARE JOHN FINKS _______ JOHN CHRISTIAN HAROLD WERT .... BILL ELSBURY _______ _____________________________ Editor _____________ Assistant Editor _________ Business Manager _______________ Military Editor ------------------- Class Editor . Hometown Club Editor Professional Club Editor _______________ Civilian Editor _________________ Sports Editor __________________ Index Editor 256 Hometown Club Section: Wallace Migura (Seated), Left to Right: Lewis Bonner, Richard Civilian Section: John Christian (Standing), and Jack Holt. Sparks, Mike Rasbury, and David Baker. Professional Club Editor John Finks (Seated) and his staff from Left to Right; Jack Richmond, Mike Rasbury, and Ronnie Curry. Index Section: Left to Right: Dale Moler, Richard Hammel, Rudy Hermann, Jack Ramsey, and Bill Elsbury. 257 the BAnauoN The BATTALION is Texas A AA ' s own four-day-a-week newspaper. It also services College Station and has a daily circulation of over 8,000. The BATTALION is staffed com¬ pletely of students and it presents student opinions and feelings on controversial subjects that continually arise during the year. The BATTALION is one of the major parts of student publications and we feel that this year ' s BAT¬ TALION was one of the best and most successful. 1963 BATT-AAEN Editor ________________________________________________________ ALAN PAYNE Managing Editor_______________________________ RONNIE BOOKMAN News Editors ____________________________________________ RONNIE FANN GERRY BROWN DAN LOUIS Sports Editor _______________________________________________ VAN CONNER Assistant Sports Editor __________ __________________________ JIM BUTLER Staff Writers ________________________________________ DAVID MORGAN KENT JOHNSTON GLENN DROMGOOLE CLOVIS McCALLISTER JOHN WRIGHT Photographers ________________________________________ J. M. TIJERINA HERKEY KILLINGSWORTH This seemingly hard working gentleman is Alan Payne, the head-honcho, editor or what-have-you of the BATT-MEN. 258 No, that ' s not Rock Hudson. But it is the hard-working managing editor, Ronnie Bookman, who was a great asset to the paper, specially with his column Bookman Says. Sports Editor Van Conner (left) and assistant Jim Butler. The guy on the left is Dan Louis and that wise looking fellow is Ronnie Fann. These characters are news editors and they claim they do all the work. That we would have to see to believe. 259 T XAS asm ENStNEER ENGINEER STAFF Editor _________________________________________________________________________________________ JOHN IAALE Associate Editors_____________________________________________________________________GARY BALSER DAVID ANDERSON Features ____________________________________________________________________________ MATT BLANTON JAMES NOAKE GERALD SIEGELIN LEO DUSARD Art Directors________________________________________________________________ ROBERT THORNTON ROBERT G. LEE Business _____________________________________________________________________________ CORKY FORSTER Faculty Advisors________________________________________________________________W. I. TRUETTNER JOSEPH A. ORR F. C. HALL R. H. DAVEY 260 79 A£ asm review TEXAS A AA REVIEW STAFF Editor ________________________________________________________________________________ JACK GRAEME Associate editors __________________________________________________________________ DAVID JONES CRAIG ABBOTT Picture director________________________________________________________________________JUD ROGERS Art directors _________________________________________________________________ CHARLES MAULDIN JIM HUNT Staff writers ____________________________________________________________________ DAVID MORGAN CHARLES TEAGUE Faculty advisor___________________________________________________________________ DELBERT McGUIRE The smiling chap in the middle is the courageous and stalwart editor of the REVIEW. Colleagues gathered about him are, from left to right: Craig Abbott, David Jones, Charles Mauldin, Maynard Rodgers, and Jud Rogers. STAFF 7 I 1 A QouJdMjM t W VETERIN BtAN Editor __________________ Exec. Editors ________ Production Editor . Associate Editor ... Copy Editor _________ Editorial Assistants Business Editor ____ Advertising Editor Circulation ____________ SAM MONTICELLO ________ MURL BAILEY CHARLES CROUCH .... WILLIAM ALLEN __________ BILLY WARD . JACKIE VALERIUS . TOMMY BULLARD BILL CARDWELL EDWARD TODD ____________ MIKE ABEL GARY SIZENBACH IRA SYLER BOTTOM ROW: Sam Monticello, Bill Bullock, Ben Johnston, James Martin, Bob Speyrer, Wayne Porter. TOP ROW: Ira Syler, Charles Crouch, Bill Cardwell, Jim Carter, Mike Abel, Tommy Bullard, Mike Cummings, Murl Bailey, Joe PeepfSs, Jack Valerius. 262 pm? PROFESSfONlflL CLUBS 263 ACCOUNTING- C0CIE1Y FIRST ROW: Letbetter; Crosby; Marcontell; Hachtel; Hotchkiss; Butler; Salvato; Lewis; Mahaley; Roberts; Scott; Chlapek; Koegl; Howard; Miller; Dillard; Cherry; Vion; McCoy. SECOND ROW: Wright; Shook; Dugger; Lowry; Turner; Roberts; Beasley; Wallace; Bruns; Mills; Frank; Moore; Wylie; Wade; Mayfield; Chapman. THIRD ROW: Shults; Reeves; Axline; Elliott; O ' Connor; Willis; Maltby; Grant; Terry; Lorenz; Aschenbeck; Byrd; Clay; Weison; Mullican. FOURTH ROW: Smith; Wensel; Byassee; Wood; Thurman; Jordan; Powell; Vollmer; Read; Teal; Hughes; Gagliardo; Coldewey; White; Evans; Buttrill; Lawrence; Hackett. The primary goal of the Accounting Society is the complete development of its members into leaders in the pro¬ fession. The society recognizes the fact that a keen mind alone does not advance a man. Through this recognition the society works to blend in the practical aspects of the accounting student ' s education. The programs of the Accounting Society consist mainly of speakers from the various fields of accounting. These speakers cover various subjects of interest to accounting students and are always open to questions and problems presented to them by the society. The society is not all work-in the spring it assists in the annual Texas A AA Accounting Conference, a statewide meeting of accountants held on the campus. At the end of each year the society, together with the faculty, holds its annual steak fry. OFFICERS President .......... SCOTT Vice-President ________ ROBERTS Secretary-Treasurer ................................... CHLAPEK Program Chairman _________________ SALVATO Senior Representative _____ LEWIS Junior Representative ____________________________________________ MAHALEY Faculty Advisor ........................ LETBETTER Sweetheart CECELIA WILSON President J. B. SCOTT 264 AGRONOMY SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Griffith; Deshotels; AAcMichael; Mikesa; Daniel; Moore; Hoffman; Bowles; Miller. SECOND ROW: Pavlat; Menn; Villalon; Robinson; Heine; Haby; Alston; McAfee. THIRD ROW: Bartek; Conner; Luymes; Caskey; Gannaway; McClung; Salinas; Miles. FOURTH ROW: Wurzbach; McDonald; Beckmeyer; Adams; Springer. Handling practically everything from a summer baggage storage in dorm basements to presentation of Queen Cotton and her Court keeps these future planters rather busy the entire year. To mention just a few of the other activities sponsored by the society, there is the Mother ' s Day exhibit, the study tour for junior students, a trip for the crop judging teams to Kansas City and Chicago, and of course the bi-monthly meetings to keep the students posted on the latest agronomy news. t Sweetheart JANIE PARDOE OFFICERS President ........................................... Vice-President __________________________________ Treasurer ........................................... Secretary ___________________________________________ Social Secretary ................................. Faculty Advisor ................................ FREDERIC MILLER JAMES GRIFFITH ... VINCENT HABY JAMES HOFFMAN . RONNEAL BOLES DR. T. E. McAFEE President FREDERICH MILLER ALPHA PUI OM QA Sweetheart CAROLYN ACKLEN OFFICERS President ....... Vice-President Secretary _______ Treasurer ....... Historian ....... ..... C. R. KING ALLYN GILBERT ..... R. BROOKS _____ C. WATSON T. W. WRIGHT President C. R. KING The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is “to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop leadership, to promote fri endship, to provide service to humanity, and to further the freedom that is our national, educational and intellectual heritage. The Xi Delta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was organized at Texas A M in the spring of 1962. Since its organi¬ zation the Chapter has been active in many campus and community service projects which include assisting the College Hospital in distributing oral polio vaccine, in promoting the blood drive, serving as guides for the Cen¬ tury Study Convocation, and for visiting high school groups, as well as assisting in the leadership of a Boy Scout Troop in Bryan College Station area. FIRST ROW: Brooks, R.; Thornton, P.; Watson, C; Gilbert, A.; King, C; Vanderhider, C; Espy, R.; Wright, T. SECOND ROW: Schaefer, G.; Acklen, R.; Wall, L.; Seely, T.; Clay, A.; Tairal, P.; Catchings; Webb, M.. THIRD ROW: Sanderson; Vick; Springer; German; Barrilleaux, J.; Mayo, J.; Potter, C; Bermmel, W.; McAlpin, W. 266 AMERICAN INSmVTR OF CHEMICAL N INERRC FIRST ROW: Hamilton, J.; Bellow, E.; Svetlik, D.; Carnes, J.; Rudd, D.; Traylor, S. SECOND ROW: Meade, R.; Dowse, J.; May, R.; Baird, M.; Mora, F.; McMahan, M.; Bush, K. THIRD ROW: Johnston, G.; Riojas, R.; Hilton, J.; Schroeder, G.; Humphrey, J.; Powers, C.; Barrington, J.; Kane, K. FOURTH ROW: Holliman, J.; Richardson, D.; Buck, C; Salabarria, M.; Flores, A.; Mays, W.; Logan, G.; Barrilleaux, J.; Gilbert, A. Basic objectives of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers are advancement of chemical engineering in theory and practice, and the maintenance of high professional practices among its members. This institute, 1. Pro¬ vides means for the publication and exchange of technical information in the field of chemical engineering. 2. Pro¬ vides an organization which promotes the wider recognition of chemical engineering as a profession and which is effective in improving the professional and economic status of chemical engineers individually. 3. Establishes a professional standard of conduct and draws its members from those who have subscribed to this standard. Student chapters are organized under a chapter granted by the Council of the Institute with the objectives of (1) promoting the professional development of their members by their programs and by their relations with other student chapters and with the parent body, and (2) contributing to the development of chemical engineer¬ ing through activities involving the faculty and all classes of the student members and students. OFFICERS President ___________________________________________________________________________ J- D. CARNES Secretary-Treasurer ________________________________________________________________ D. SVETLIK Junior Representative Student Engineering Council ----------------------------------------------------------------- D- RUDD Sweetheart PATRICIA SAENZ President J. D. CARNES 267 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CML ENGINEERS FIRST ROW: Balser, Hudson, Bacon, Allen, Hruska, Heep, Baty. SECOND ROW: Lee, Benson, Wright, Sauchstedt, Harrington, Hirsch. THIRD ROW: Sursa, Sampson, Meyer, Henson, Anderson, Hutton, Pena. FOURTH ROW: Williams, Bratton, Korbell, Garcia, Chapman, Cox, Abernathy, Sumpter. FIFTH ROW: McKeen, Amad, Cortese, Nicholas, Pierson, Hermon, Clark, Ballard, Homayoun. SIXTH ROW: Brecher, Dallas, Forster, Villarreal, Garteiser, Sulaiman, Thompson, Mayo, Thompson. SEVENTH ROW: Kistner, Brown, Ramiraz, Catchings, Fix, McCaslin, Riegel, Miller, Moorer, Pickett. EIGHTH ROW: Armstrong, Cozby, Hott, Rodriguez, Silcock, Blakeway, Jones, Falco, Purcell, Fowler, Wagner. NINTH ROW: Cracknel), Johnson, Buth, Hutt on, Cruzalequi, Torrans, Province, Durbon, Radke, Valdez. TENTH ROW: Ingram, Fuentes, Tompkins, Brent, Berkousky, Burke, Chaney, Simmins, Carnes, Gallaway, Arguelles. To enrich the student ' s college courses by beginning those professional contacts and associations which are so valuable to the practicing engineer throughout his life, is the main objective of the ASCE Student Chapter. The purpose of the chapter is to help the student prepare himself for entry into the profession and the society. OFFICERS Left to right: Vice-President: John Hudson, Secretary: Stanley Hruska, Parlia¬ mentarian: Robert Heep, President: Herbert Allen, Treasurer: Bob Bacon, Sweetheart Program Chairman: Gary Balser, Faculty Advisor: James Baty. KATHRYN SMAHLIK 268 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERC Sweetheart VIVIAN MIGURA President ....................... Secretary ......................... Treasurer ........................ Historian ......................... Junior Representative to Student Engineer ' s Council ___________________________ Faculty Advisor ......—. OFFICERS ...................................... B. L. LEDNICKY ............................................. J. L. I BISON ..................................... C. W. COCKRELL ......................................... J. D. MORGAN T. H. MEADOWS P. D. WEINER President B. L. LEDNICKY A program of various technical subjects is presented by either student members or by professional engineers who are guests of A.S.AA.E. on the first and third Tuesday nights of each month. The Mechanical Engineering magazine, free tech¬ nical papers, engineering scholarships, cash awards from contests, financial assist¬ ance from loans, and a continuing membership after graduation are provided for student members. Social as well as technical aspects are enjoyed by the members. Refreshments follow each presentation, also, parties, banquets, picnics, and one field trip are yearly affairs. FIRST ROW: Marxuach; Green, Godfred; Ibison; Lednicky; Weiner; Cockrell; Morgan; Payne; Minyard. SECOND ROW: Kuehn; Dyar; Sayers; Sanford; Sayers; MacPherson; Boy; Gonzalez; Keller; Merriman. THIRD ROW: Vandiver; Hooke; Weber; Griffith; Conn; Bryant; Pardue; Martinez; Long. FOURTH ROW: McGlothlin; Beal; Nitsch; Harrison; Hendry; Medley. 269 ARTS AND SCIENCE COUNCIL Problems relating to studies and student life are aired in the council by the elected representatives of the departmental and technical clubs within the School of Arts and Sciences. To accomplish this end, the representatives meet monthly with their Dean. Eldon Curington AA. E. Dunn Charles Nichols Don AAahaley Jerry Davis Howard Pumpelly n V Jack Cline Harlan Roberts Lawrence Garrett Alan Payne 270 RApnsr student union FIRST ROW: Whitlock, L; Morgan, R.; Whitehall, D.; Thompson, R.; Davidson, D.; Kelly, C.; Majors, D.; Willis, D. SECOND ROW: Harris, C; Dugger, W.; Evans, W. L.; Wright, W.; Hatton, J. R.; Swanner, L; Wheeler, K. W.; Baret, J. Y.; Smith, A. THIRD ROW: Heskett, A. R.; Edwards, W. E.; Kruemckle, M. E.; Dittberner, P. L.; Willis, G.; Matthews, T.; Phelps, R. W. Serving as the connecting link between the churches located around the college and the students of the college is the primary purpose of the Baptist Student Union. The Baptist Student Union is comprised of students who are members of the local churches. The Baptist Student Union work s through the executive council committee chairman. Each of these committees has a specific job to do such as sponsoring a local mission program, planning the vesper programs during the week, enlisting new members for the Baptist Student Union and also electing each year their pretty sweetheart. Sweetheart MARSHA LESTER OFFICERS President ............................................................ Vice-President ..................................................... Enlistment Chairman _________________________________________ Social Chairman ................................................ Program Chairman ............................................ Secretary ............................................................. Publicity Chairman ............................................. Christian Life Chairman .................................... Missions Chairman ........................................... Music Chairman _________________________________________________ Student Center Chairman .................................. Campus Organizations Chairman .................... Editor, the Link .................................................. Chairman Summer Mission .............................. Chairman Int. Students .................................... Transportation Chairman .................................. ... D. DAVIDSON .............. D. WILLIS _________ B. MORGAN ___________ C. KERLEY ....... L. WHITLOCK __________ J. BARRETT .......... D. MAJORS ______ D. WHITEHALL .... R. THOMPSON ........... J. HATTON .......... W. DUGGER .... L. CRUTSINGER ...... L. BRAIDFOOT CHARLES MADDEN ....... A. OLIVARES _____________ B. EVANS President DON DAVIDSON 271 U CLUB PARJSfBN FIRST ROW: Fidler; Stengel; Drouilhet, A.; Dupree; Harable; Wells. President CONSUL GENERAL DE FRANCE MONTY DUPREE A relatively new organization, Le Club Parisien has been in existence for little more than a year. It was organized especially for students interested in French culture. The ultimate success of this unique organi¬ zation rests entirely with its members, as their desire for something more than the average club has re¬ sulted in a side range of well-planned lectures and activities. The Consul General of France highlighted the fall semester with a lecture concerning the lives of stu¬ dents in French universities. Earlier in the semester, the French classes at Texas Women ' s University were visited where comparison-studies were made. Activities of the club were many as its members traveled to TWU for a casual dance and Sam Houston State Teacher ' s College for a never-to-be-forgotten Beach Party. Field trips were also made to the French Legation in Austin and then to Houston ' s Cullen Auditorium where the plays L ' Apollon de Bellae and Orphee were given. Swords are still in the fire now as this goes to print, as Padre Island at Corpus Christ! is the next stop for the members of Le Club Parisien in their never-ending thirst for travel in a cultural tone. Uniqueness has been our objective, and this uniqueness we have achieved. 272 DEOaU AfTER£ Richey, R. C. HEAD WAITERS Sizenbach, S. L Kay, I. H. The Delta waiters is an organization composed of student waiters at A AA. Through the help of this club the waiters have achieved greater unity, which is a necessity in their job. This organization has been in existence for quite some time now and is one of the livelier ones on the Campus. FIRST ROW: Pick, Richey, Kenny, Aldrich, Maxwell, Alexander, Chitwood, Nelson, Helguero, Robinson, Bush, Slaps, Weber, E., Rhode, Kay, Sizenbach. SECOND ROW: Neal, Reeves, Linseisen, McCarty, West, Cobbler, Barsch, Taylor, Underwood, Simper, Kutach, Garrett. THIRD ROW: Majors, Galindo, Estrada, Graves, Boehm, Weber, Tl, Crouch, Parker, Faulkner, Restrepo. FOURTH ROW: Johnston, Tourney, Dillon, McDaniel, Bedoya, Smith, Marmolejo, Read, Riddle, Vaughn, Crockrell. FIFTH ROW: Gardner, Becera, Oliver, Germany, Steffek. SIXTH ROW; Hurta, Seller, Long, Murchison, Roberts, Jamar, Stanton, Lawrence, Partida. 273 DESfGM student cocibjy FIRST ROW: Jas. F. Brinkley, Muchas Garcia, Nakita Chas. Frith, USAF Pip Thornton, Soccer Thick Lopez, Light Horse Germ Greer, Plastic Ray, Marlon Morris, Mr. Cheatum, Mr. X. SECOND ROW: Urban (Renewal), Smith, Capt. Marvel Bagshaw, Shas. of the Corps, Raba Baba, Jas. Baldichino, Noe Corbulejeaux, J. J. Furrface, Kosher Cowboy, Pretty Boy Dan. THIRD ROW: Schoolcraft, Witness, Davi Bliss, P. Paul Guzzardips, the Guy, Josh Lammers, Thompson, Bloomers, Rich Moore. FOURTH ROW: Jets Hoyt, Wm. Croft, Money-Bags Kemp, Dee-waw Ditty, Killer Slash Walker, Witness, Sharks Partodus, Tarz Graham, Really Ronald Reel. Not shown in picture: Medlin, M.; Manual Labor, Donald Simpson, and a cast of thousands . . . Sweetheart JUDY WRIGHT President ........................................................................................ RAYMOND V. GOMEZ Vice-President ____________________________________________________________________________________ LARRY McSPEDDEN Secretary ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ED HUNT Treasurer ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ED KEMP Parliamentarian ________________________________________________________________________________________ LOU HAMPTON The Design Student Society is the Student Chapter of the Amer¬ ican Institute of Architects at A AA College. The purpose of this organization is to supplement the formal classroom learning of the student by directing his extracurricular activities toward furthering his total Architectural Education. This is done through a series of Guest Lectures by Architects and men in related fields, films, and demonstration presentations. Members of the D.S.S. are entitled to receive a copy of the highly rated yearly publication of the Division of Architecture, ARCHITECTURE PLUS. The Design Student Society also sponsors other activities of a fraternal nature, which coupled with the more serious part of the program creates a very suitable extracurricular atmosphere in which a student can learn and grow. 274 FLYING- KADRS FIRST ROW: Williams, Thomas G.; Threadgill, Jack M.; Jones, Raymond C; Dunn, Michael E. As a stimulus to growth of aviation interest on the A AA Campus, The Flying Kadets was formed under the direction of the Memorial Student Center. The purpose of the Flying Kadets is to promote flying safe¬ ty, skill and interest. The Flying Kadets offer to any student, regardless of classification, the opportunity to participate in an enjoyable program based on flying skill and safety. Airplanes and the enjoyment of flying, form a common bond for members of The Flying Kadets. Their interest is expressed through ground school instruction sessions, frequent flying contests and trips, and active participation in the National Intercollegiate Flying Association. President ............ Vice-President ... Secretary ____________ Treasurer ____________ Aircraft Manager Advisor ............... OFFICERS THREADGILL _______ JONES .. WILLIAMS ________ DUNN ________ MILLER ........... HALL Sweetheart SUE WILLIAMS President JACK M. THREADGILL F EOWNI ENQINEWN COCIEIY President HOLLOWAY, E. R. Sweetheart SANDY SMITH Dedicated to acquainting freshman engineers with the various fields of engineering, the Freshman Engineering Society helps potential engineers choose their own area of specialization. At each of the monthly meetings, films are shown, qualified speakers are presented and discussions are held to cover the spectrum of the applied sci¬ ences. Highlighting the year ' s activities is the annual spring banquet at which the new officers for the coming year are installed. Because of the Society ' s consistently fine selections, their sweetheart is always admired. FIRST ROW: Volz, G. A.; Rose, J. L.; White, D. R.; Hampton, L. H.; Salinas, J. L.; Theis, J. W.; Crockett, D. S.; Roberts, J. S.; Wheat, L. D.; Gibson, J. M.; Van Wyk, R. A.; Wahlberg, R. E.; Riggs, A.; Powell, L. L.; Leder, A. C.; Ransdell, C. H. SECOND ROW: Holloway, E. R.; Clark, B. K.; Aldridge, R. C.; Greenwood, N. A.; Jenne, J. D.; Holster, J. D.; Browning, B. J.; Duvall, D. E.; Rodriguez, B.; Telica, F. E.; Hensley, J. L.; Moore, M. G.; Creider, E. J.; DeBartolo, G. R.; Fite, D. L.; Daerr, R. L. THIRD ROW: Harris, T. G.; Kiya, M. A.; Ellis, C; Marr, C; Crawford, J.; Cole, R. H.; Gray, H. H.; White¬ hurst, N. H.; Bond, N. E.; Hapinney, J. D.; Hallington, R. A.; Gilbert, M.; Matthaei, R. H.; Garner, L.; Smith, B. R.; Lewellen, T. FOURTH ROW: Becker, G. B.; Cano, N. O.; Floyd, W. F.; Whelyn, R. G.; Alexander, A. P.; GilliSpie, R. W.; Panat, A. W.; Wilcox, D. H.; Denison, E. B.; McQuinn, D. E.; Neeley, J. E.; Adams, J. H.; Armstrong, J. W.; Culver, J. L.; Price, E. A.; Williams, T. R.; Spencer, J. R.; Mohler, D. R. 276 ytLLBL FOUNDATION OFFICERS President ________ Vice-President Secretary ________ Treasurer _________ Parliamentarian .... HARRY BAIUN .... RANDY MYERS ________ MIKE MARK ________ JON HYMAN RICHARD FINSTER President BAIUN, H. S. Student Advisor MRS. RAYMOND REISER At Texas A AA the B ' nai B ' rith Hillel Foundation is one of 248 units of foundations and counselships on college campuses sponsored by the B ' nai B ' rith organization. Its objective is to help college students understand and appreciate their Jewish heritage. It is a program dedicated to the interpretation of Jewish tradition at its best. Hillel at A AA was organized by the late J. J. Taubenhaus, head of the Plant Physiology at Texas A AA College, to create a nucleus of Jewish life on the A AA campus. Hillel is a full fledged foundation taking its place among the numerous religious cultural organizations that make up the spiritual life on the campus. The program is carried out by means of lectures, open forum discussions, seminar groups, weekly religious services, observance of the major Jewish holy days, welfare drives, and interfaith activities, all of which together help build for the student an all around personality. FIRST ROW: Nagid, Fenster, Myers, Reiser, Bailin, Wormser, Goldwater, Hyman, Mark, H. M.; Mark, Mrs. H. M.; Gibson; Sheiness. SECOND ROW: Gardner, Beck, Reiser, Kahan, Shapiro, Gerbert, Scherer, Bush, Keiser, Winkel, Suib, Goldfarb, Sprung, Perry, Quinn, Minkon, Elfont. THIRD ROW: Finkelstein, Milcer, Keller, Moscsmanir, Belinsky, Gosschalk, Van Hardeveld. 277 fNOTTUTt OF BLBCTRJCAL ElFORONfC EN fMEFRC Chairman _________ Secretary—IRE Secretary—AIEE Treasurer __________ Vice-Chairman .. OFFICERS ____________________ CARR, T. C. ___________________________________ MOORING, E. E. ..................... THOMAS, J. A _____________________________________________________ VELA, C. ______________________ BLANTON, M. S President CARR, T. C. Sweetheart MRS. EILEEN SWEATMAN To help the student bridge the gap between school and industry is the main objective of IEEE. This organization ha s only been in existence since January, 1962 and can claim to be the newest technical society on campus. The IEEE is the result of a merger of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engi¬ neers which have had a combined chapter at A AA for a number of years prior to the merger. Different phases of industry are presented to the students by guest speakers at the monthly meetings. Other highlights include technical writing contests, publications, and the annual Faculty-Senior baseball game held each spring. FIRST ROW: Carr, Mooring, Thomas, Vela, Blanton. SECOND ROW: Nelson, Collier, Spence, Landers, Crawford, Barnhart, Redwine, Santos, Smith, Tipton, Guy, Kimball, Mills, Marable, Harvey. THIRD ROW: Liston, Bergstrom, Boy, Newman, Harp, Fitts, Kemp, Preson, Powers, Wehner, Siegelin, Watts, Matthews, Maddox. FOURTH ROW: Webb, Gent, Hu, Tackitt, Soto, Moore, Kay, Hatley, Maurer, Thompson, Brady, Brandt, Koehler. 278 INSURANCE SOGSV FIRST ROW: Lyles, Van Dyke, Bofer, Tedford, Bodkin, Rabel, Wills, Mogford, Campbell, Karrer, Mims, Isaacson, Graham, Gold, Prickette, Reyes, Richard, Chlapek, Davis. SECOND ROW: Vela, Marlow, Freeman, Candella, Reavis, Knox, Reeves, Leigh, Barton, Arledge, McAdams, McCown, Toman, Jaris, Speed. THIRD ROW: Meredith, Hogg, Zubik, Fugler, Slimp, Jarosz, Gonzalez, Beckman, Franklin, Chappelle, Frantz, Cox, Willing¬ ham, Rannals, Fonville, Flaherty. FOURTH ROW: Griswold, Johnson, Laird, Reat, Rader, Volz, Bliter, Provine, Barker, Davis, Warren, Bornefeld, Becker, O ' Neal, Hancock. FIFTH ROW: Siegel, Scharck, Lassiter, Puig, Stokes, Smith, Dulin, Ledbetter, Puckett, Boyd, Mitchell, Josey, Boxley, Cardwell, Twomey, Florence, Perrone, Heliums, Mathews, Veith, Honeycutt. Field trips, guest speakers, and social activities are all part of the Insurance Society ' s effort to round out the practical aspects of an insurance major ' s education. The society maintains contact with numerous insurance com¬ panies and tries to help senior members secure employment upon graduation. In addition, programs which are de¬ signed to acquaint new students with the various opportunities in the fields of insurance are offered. Co-sponsorship with the Brazos County Association of Independent Agents and the Central Texas Life Under¬ writers Association in encouraging students to participate in the educational programs of the Insurance Institute of America and the American College of Life Underwriters is one of the primary activities of the club. OFFICERS President ______________________________________________________________________ TEDFORD, G. E. Vice-President .................................................................... RABEL, W. A. Vice-President _______________________________________________________________ BODKIN, R. W. Treasurer .......................................................... .................. GRAHM, B. S. Secretary ____________________________________________________________________________ BOWER, J. R. Publicity Chairman ............................................................ VAN DYKE, E. Senior Representative ________________________________________________________ VAN DYKE, E. Arts Science Representative .......................................—. HARST, W. W. Junior Representative ............................................................ VELA, G. J. Historian ............................................................................... GOLD, H. A. Sponsor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LYLES, H. F. Sergeant-at-Arms .........................................................ISAACSON, R. D. Sweetheart LORRIE BEALS President GEORGE TEDFORD 279 KMGUTS OF COLU UBUS Grand Knight ............... Deputy Grand Knight Past Grand Knight Program Chairman ______ Financial Secretary ______ Treasurer ...................... Chancellor .................... Warden ----------------------- Advocate ____________________ Recorder ...................... Inside Guard _____________ Inside Guard ______________ Outside Guard ___________ OFFICERS ............................................ R. G. McNEES ............................................ PILAR PENA ........................................... RAY STERMER ..........-...................... WALTER PARSONS ............................................ I. J. SHENKIR ............ J. E. ENDRIZZI .................................. HENRY WALTON .................-................ MARTIN GARCIA ................................... LOUIS HOVORAK .............................. L. J. HOLECEK .................................... W. C. SCHARES ................................................. GIL DYLLA .................................... WILLIAM BRADEN President R. S. McNEES Sweetheart REBECCA HAYS Fraternity and fellowship among Catholic men are the principal aspects of the Knights of Columbus. Religious as well as social benefits are obtained by the members. The organization strives to foster unity and brotherhood and to develop a more profound love for the sacraments and the graces of God. It aims to help bring about a more fruitful and intelligent worship of God. The Knights strive to increase their knowledge of Catholicism and to develop a proper relationship between religious and secular pursuits. Various activities are sponsored during the year. Among these are religious devotions, dinners, discussions, and other religious, intellectual, and social events. FIRST ROW: Grams, Appel, Braden, Dominguez, Pena, Alaniz, Parsons, Walton. SECOND ROW: Bailey, Garcia, Hovorak, Dylla, Stermer, Shenkir, Huchton. THIRD ROW: Smith, Schares, Endrizzi, Monford, Holecek, Leininger, Koster, Glueck, McNees. 280 MARKHTN COOBJY FIRST ROW: Thompson, H. P.; Glyen, Lemmon; Keller, Paul; King, Charles; Maced, Charles; Keeling, Joe; Taylor, Harold; Shapiro, Theodore; Torres, Tony; Thomas, Charles; Bob, Gomez; Burge, Charles; Watson, Jerry; Taylor, H. A.; Disinger, T. A.; Peterson, Ronald; Murray, James. SECOND ROW: Terry, William A.; Bess, Robert C.; Wong, Taylor; Janert, Herbert; Prickette, John; Buchanan, James; Hyer, Dell M.; Tarver, Cleo; Armstrong, Robert; McLaughlin, Lester; Burns, James; Anderson, Ray; Barker, Arthur. THIRD ROW: Renninger, Phil; Wolpman, Kraege; White, George; Klutz, William; Atkinson, Dale; Elfont, Robert; Murry, Donald; Bench, Lennard; Elliot, Andrew C. Jr.; Smith, Roger M.; McCoy, Milton. FOURTH ROW: McCane, Donald; Lavender, William; Johnson, Howell; Hancock, Woody; Kreymer, John; Bollich, Elridge; McFarland, John; Adair, Tommy; Cantu, Ramon; Camacho, M.A.; Jamail, Gerald; Magee, Alton. FIFTH ROW: Sorensen, Wesley; John, Thomas; Lenoir, Blanchard; Adams, Terry; Johnson, M. H.; Soper, L. J.; Brainard, J. F.; Pie, Gregory; Humphries, Bill; Gibson, David; Smith, Thomas; Richmond, Kim; McAdams, Michel; Sefcik, Allen; David, James; Green, Pat. To promote, foster, and encourage a better understanding of Marketing through fellowship among students, faculty, and businessmen. This is the purpose of the Marketing Society of Texas A M. Our organization is recog¬ nized as a student chapter of the American Marketing Association which serves businessmen throughout the nation. Co-sponsorship with the Houston Sales Executive Club of the annual Sales Clinic is the primary activity of the Society. Membership is open to anyone expressing an interest in Marketing. Sweetheart President GAYLE BARBER WILLIAM TERRY 281 UEM0R4AL STUDENT CkNTtR GRW fSCUES CCWmER OFFICERS Chairman _________________________________________________________________________-............ ROBERT WIMBISH Vice-Chairman ............................................................................... HARLOW RAWLS Treasurer ................_.......................................................................... FLOYD YOUND Chairman Selection Committee ________________________________________________JERRY LINCECUM Publicity Chairman ...................................................................... JEROME REKTORIK Program Chairman ............................................................................ FRANK MULLER Arrangements Chairman ......................................................----------------- RICKY SHAW Sweetheart PAM JACKSON Our purpose is to stimulate and promote in the College community an informed and intelligent discussion of the problems of world affairs. We present to the students and the public, men who know the facts, issues, policies, and alternative policies, while at the same time encouraging the people to take an active part in the discussion of national and international affairs. The Series is presented on the theory that, in a democracy, agreement is not essential—participation is! FIRST ROW: Young, F. R.; Lincecum, J. B.; Rawls, H. W.; Wimbish, R. W.; Rektorik, H. J.; Muller, F. M.; Shaw, E. R. SECOND ROW: Oates; Sharp; Use; Lamb; Matthews; Perkins; Coltrin; Gunter; Storey. THIRD ROW: Tyree; Hart; Parks; Bell; Gray; Roberts; Chaney; Henry. FOURTH ROW: McFerrin; Bradley; Hall; 282 Stark; Dr. Parker, T. J.; Medford; T eipel; Hotard; Triesch. NEWMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Fohn, N.; Newton, D.; Whittington, J.; Korenek, E.; Ferrell, B.; Zatopek, E.. SECOND ROW: Diaz, C.; Rosenbach, L; Musny, L; Naiser, D.; Hall, R.; London, R.; Ibson, J.; Brandt, D.; Listi, S.; Bollich, E.; Hoelting, L.; James, G.; Teasley, J.; Yaklein, J. THIRD ROW: Morgan, E. K.; Stein, F. J.; Jacoby, R. A.; Filiinger, T. J.; Chovanec, E.E.; Newton, R. D.; Duchamp, E. A.; Prewitt, J. I.; Morgan, R.; Prewitt, R. A.; Grant, L. J.; Clancy, E. L.; Shinsky, S.; Blackman, J. A.. FOURTH ROW: Korenek, K.; Castellanos, M.; Polk, L.; Berger, E. FIFTH ROW: Father Elmer; Conner, J.; Lemke, C.; Smulczewski, L.; Roeder, E.; Sobey, T.; Maurier, C; Margrave, M. W.; O ' Conner, J.; Jordan, W. H.; Carr, R., Bamberg, W. H.; Kowalewski, L. W. Tlie Newman Club provides a religious education for Catholic students enrolled in a secular college. The club has a three-fold purpose: religious, educational, and social. Its aims are to help Newmanites share more intelligently and fruitfully in the worship of God, develop a deeper love for the sacraments, and real awareness of God ' s graces and by the guidance and counsel of their Chaplain to find their part in the lay apostolate. Newmanites increase their knowledge of Catholicism on a college level along with their secular learning. They develop a proper relationship between religious and secular learning. They develop a proper relationship between religious and secular pursuits. Newmanites make friends easily with fellow members, find fun and relaxation with Catholic students in all phases of campus activity, and develop a more complete awareness of their role related to society in general. During the year, the Club sponsors many religious devotions, discussions, dances, suppers, and other religious, intellectual, and social activities. President __________ Vice-President .. Secretary ___________ Treasurer ___________ House Chairman OFFICERS ______________________________ WHITTINGTON, J. R. ___________________________________________ KORENEK, E. __________________________________________ GAMBRELL, B. .............................. NEWTON, D. E. ______________________________________ VALDEZ, XAVIER Sweetheart JEANETTE McQUILLAN President WHITTINGTON, J. R. Am PARAO-rtJTE OUB The Texas A AA Parachute Club is proud of its contribution to the popularization of America ' s fastest growing sport. The club provides organization for sport parachuting, and promotes the sport by presenting it to the public in a clear perspective. The club is proud of its safety record, demonstrating that the sport can be as safe as it is thrilling. The activities and the membership of the club are constantly growing. In addition to the regular week end jumping, members of the club have brought home 16 trophies from meets in the Southwest during this year. FIRST ROW: Olden, J.; Shook, C; Wheelock, J.; Rudder, G.; Richardson, M. SECOND ROW: Harris, J.; Hampton, L; Boyce, C. ; Salinas, C; Chapman, J.; Longnecker, D.; Sholly, B. THIRD ROW: Luiz, M.; Braffett, C; Mullican, M.; Wallis, F.; Snider, B.; Leipic, M.; Finks, J.; Fuentes; Boyd, L; Griffey, B. President ___________ Vice-President ______ Treasurer ______________ Operations Officer Safety Officer ....... Aggie skydivers pose for their picture OFFICERS ......................-__________________ JAY WHEELOCK -........................................ GARY RUDDER ....................................... CHARLES SHOOK ............................................... JOHN OLDEN ...................................... BOB RICHARDSON 284 PWf m. cigma FIRST ROW: Sotelo, O.; Atkins, J.; Bacica, W.; Rose, D.; Zappe, R.; Dr. Ransdell. SECOND ROW: Blaschke, C; Dobson, W.; Miller; Don; Baggett; Christopher; James; Sullivan; Smith; Foerster. THIRD ROW: Roark; Chauviere; Buck; Rohde; Galloway; Dodgen; Moore; Ferris; Dominy; Johnson; Blake; Merritt; Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Rapp, G.; Lake, S.; Rosenbaum; Lee; Ptak, L.; Duvall, D.; Long, R.; Myers, J.; Moore, W.; Belcher; Hooper; Jackson; Cobb. FIFTH ROW: Peterson; Hardeman; Schlinke; Offner; Koritz; Berngen; Glesenschlag; Sperry; Steffek; Hermann; Moores; McMurtry. President WOODROW L. BACICA OFFICERS President .................................................................................... WOODROW L. BACICA Vice-President ___________________________________________________________________________________ DOUGLAS N. ROSE Historian .................................................................................................... OSCAR SOTELO Secretary _______________________________________________________________________________________________ JAMES K. ATKINS Faculty Advisor ______________________________________________________________________________ DR. C. H. RANSDELL Treasurer ___________________________________________________________________________________________ RONALD J. ZAPPE Organized at the University of Illinois in 1923, Phi Eta Sigma, the National Scholarship So¬ ciety for freshmen, encourages scholarship among first year college men and honors those who make outstanding records. Those men attaining a grade point ratio of 2.5 or better their first semester, or having this ratio as an average for their first year, are eligible for admission. Sophomores comprise the active membership in the local chapter, but inactive membership extends for life. The Sixty-Seventh National Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma was established at Texas A M in January 1949. Since that time nearly one thousand Aggies have been initiated into the Society. Sweetheart EMILY KARDOW 285 FR£-MED PRUDENT SOCIETY OFFICERS President .............. Vice-President ...... Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian Social Chairman — WILLIAM RUNDELL ... THOMAS ASHY WILLIAM TURNEY . RANDALL BLAND ...... EARL STENGER President W. K. RUNDELL Sweetheart SHEILA BONE The Pre-med Pre-dent Society, established to keep A AA ' s pre-med students ' interests high, offers a wide and varied program. The bi-weekly meetings often feature talks from some of the Southwest ' s most distinguished doctors. This year films of actual operations and experiments were shown. Highlighting the year ' s activities are trips through medical and dental schools and the Society ' s an¬ nual spring banquet. This year, as in times past, the Society has managed to keep the pre-med and pre-dent students inter¬ ested in their fields and looking earnestly towards the future. FIRST ROW: Ashy, T.; Stenger, E.; Rundell, W.; Turney, W.; Bland, R.; Sweeney, D. SECOND ROW: Gravett; Mendoza; Pavelka, M.; Singleton, J.; Saenz, A.; Baldarrama, F.; Bourne, C; Thompson, D.; Bone, G.; Laird, P.; Macaluso, M.; Novosad, R.; Ham, H.; Castanon, R.; Gouzellan, R.; Maples, A.; Schwietz, T. THIRD ROW: Black; Rapp; Diaz; Zeis; Pews; Rowland; DeAtley; Reyna; Grumbles, J.; Hernandez, G.; Burney; Foerster; Holden, E.; Coco, M.; Hart, J.; Kluge, C; Dimock, J. FOURTH ROW: Spradling; Horton; Toone; Terry; Little; James; Staff; Douglas; Byrne; Henderson, C; Prestidge; Combs, H.; Autry, J.; Rhodes, G.; Michael, C.; Pena, G.; Glassford, D.; Gaden, J.; Madden, M.; Knipsstein, R.; Davis, W.; Gookin, J.; Fisherman, B.; Tisdal, V.; Gruner, K.; Sherman, W.; Curran, D.; Young, R.; Smith, L. 286 RODEO CLUB Upon organization of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association February 1, 1949, the Rodeo enthusiasts at Texas A AA, complying with national rules, organized the Rodeo Club. All students, regardless of their major field of study, are eligible to become members and continue the phase of rodeoing which they like best. This association is the sponsor of the Aggie Rodeo Team and is set up in the recreational sports program under the direction of the Student Activities and the Intramural Manager. Each year the club sponsors an N.I.R.A. Rodeo and a Quarter Horse Show, approved by the American Quarter Horse Assn, and the National Cutting Horse Assn. FIRST ROW: Beyer; Wood; Gross; Baker; Kapnto; Taylor; Dorris; Fridel. SECOND ROW: Caruer; Turner; Ramsey; Robinson; Steeler; Price; Harper; Hawkins; Harrison. THIRD ROW: Oliver; Jackson; Parsons; Hout; Molinar; Escobar; Churchin; Mann; Mayberry; Donaho; Philhower; Fussell. FOURTH ROW: Burns; Hitchens; Robinson; Ridell; Lee; Egloff; Gordon, J.; Porter. FIFTH ROW: Brewer; Fuller; Hicks; Majors; Thompson; Hector. SIXTH ROW: Jones; Richards; Almond; Holden; Brandom; Fordston; Burd; Suttell; Stubbs. 287 Sweetheart BECKY HEMPHILL 288 society op American mfutary engineers FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Dougherty, Marr, Minor, Bradley, Mitchell, Maccaferri. THIRD ROW: Carpenter, Terrell, Callan, Potter, Kemp, Smith. SECOND ROW: Lewis, Kirkes, Mazza, Thompson, Carter, Grant, Van Wagner. FIRST ROW: Owen, Gilmore, Watts, Capt. Carmichael, Saenz, Porter, Gibbons. Organized on January 1, 1920, The Society of American Military Engineers is an association in which engineers from all of the engineering services of the Armed Forces and from all fields of civilian engineering practice join to increase the engineer potential of the United States for the National Security. The Society has a membership of 30,000 throughout the world, including student posts comprised of engineering and ROTC students in 60 colleges and universities in the United States. The local post provides the student contact with the various military aspects of engineering through regular meetings at which speakers and technical films are presented. The major activity of the post is the annual field trip sponsored by the Army Corps of Engineers. Last year the field trip was to the Waterways Experiment Station located in Vicksburg, Mississippi. President ______ _____________ First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary ...........—...... Treasurer ..................... Reporter ____________________ Advisor ...................... OFFICERS ____________________________________________ JOEL A. SAENZ ______________ LARRY G. PORTER AUGUSTUS A. WATTS, JR. __________________ WILLIAM E. GIBBONS ____________________________________________ DONALD GILMORE ___________________________________ FRANK S. OWEN _________________________ CAPT. H. H. CARMICHAEL President JOEL A. SAENZ Sw eetheart ANN DAVIS 289 student cmpr£ of mer can vetertnary MEDICAL ACCOOMON NINTH ROW, Left to Right: Lozo, Thompson, Hoyland, Mull, Wolf, Leissler, Baysden, Avery, Crouch, Seaquist, Dayne, Bitter, Bailey, Massey, Keller, Spivey, Lamb, Adams. EIGHTH ROW: Cummins, Bridges, Botard, Paries, Daniels, Henley, Oman, Frost, Monticello, Garza, Marshall, Woods, Dalgard, Hudman, Mistretta, Allen, Wurster. SEVENTH ROW: Dubuisson, Johnston, Hall, Pate, Bounds, Holden, Waters, McGuire, Lfeggett, Kearney, Boughton, Dyer. SIXTH ROW: Stephenson, Schroeder, Show, Vale, Broussard, Holmes, Banks, Stubbs, Key, Leuders, Taylor, Gayle. FIFTH ROW: Reeves, Read, Morrow, Potter, Robinson, Norwood, Daggs, Bectol, Laycock, Charlton, Breeding. FOURTH ROW: Schares, La Faver, Van Dyke, Scott, Kirk, Carter, Evers, Drow, Wood, Syler, Clark. THIRD ROW: Florence, Johnston, Robertson, Jones, Urso, Garcia, Kieschneck, Stein, Jacoby, Herrmann. SECOND ROW: Wisenbaker, Davidson, Peeples, Bailey, Sharp, Harben, Martin, Sizenbach, Taylor, Guilloud, Smith. Leidig. FIRST ROW: Low, Morales, Cameron, Zurborg, Varisco, Norton, Keahey, Abel, Benson, Hayes, Dorris, Rogers, Wynn, Guillot, Denmsn, Rhinehart, Pachall, Lindley, Garcia, ' Reynolds, Lowe, Harwood, Cox, Fitzpatrick, Strole Ali, Speyrir, Herbst, Lillard. The Junior Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association of Texas A M College School of Veterinary Medicine was organized to promote a spirit of friendly relations among the students regularly enrolled in the course of veterinary medicine, and to provide additional opportunities for the members to gain professional knowledge. The chapter holds regularly scheduled meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Guest speakers are invited to these meetings on subjects that are of interest to the members. The functions of the chapter are carried out by the officers of the chapter. The officers are members in good standing who are elected by their fellow members for a term of six months. The Southwestern Veterinarian is a student publication that is prepared and published four times per school year. A student editor is selected on his outstanding abilities and qualifications and he in turn selects and appoints his staff. In addition to the above functions, the chapter continues to maintain a sum of money that is known as an emergency fund. Members regularly contribute their blood to a hospital and the money received is deposited in the emergency fund. This fund is used to make loans to chapter members who require financial assistance to remain in the School of Veterinary Medicine. President ............. Vice-President _______ Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms ... Parliamentarian President-Elect ..... OFFICERS EUGENE E. SORENSEN ____________________ JIM BOWEN .... M. E. HICKMAN, JR. _________ RONALD LA FLEUR RICHARD L. FORGASON _________ DAVID COLEMAN President EUGENE E. SORENSEN Sweetheart MARGARET ANKELE 290 STUDENT EN£-fNE£R£ COUNCIL OFFICERS Design Student Society LLOYD E. KLEYPAS President JOHN FOCKE (Not Pictured) Vice-President Secretary Treasurer WALTER F. DONNIE LINTON T. WHATLEY RUDD LIPSCOMB Institute of Aerospace Sciences JERRY B. DONALD T. JAMES F. HATTOX HUNTER SETCHELL A.S.M.E. A.I.M.M. Pet. E. Industrial Education Society HENRY MORELAND A.I.I.E. BERNARD J.D. THOMAS H. JOHN S. ERNEST HOMER R. ROBERT A. HALL LEE GRANT LEDNICKY MORGAN MEADOWS IMLE MONTGOMERY SHINN A.S.C.E. A.I.E.E. HERBERT C. PETER C. GARY L. ALLEN FORSTER BALSER A.I. Ch. E. A.S. Ag. E. ALFRED W. HUGHLETT TRAVIS C. JIMMY D. JOHN M. CARR GUY FITTS A.G.C. S.A.E. JAMES JIMMY L CARNES HUMPHREY Geology Club LAWRENCE W. WARREN CHRISTIAN WALKER Student Senate Rep. A.F.S. a.f.s. Ex-Officio Member Freshman Engineering Society and Ex-Officio Member Texas A M Engineer Dan SCARBOROUGH GARY VOLZ JAMES R. HOLLIS 291 student national education association FIRST ROW: Holmes, J.; Magers, J.; Zumwalt, J.; Krebs, A. SECOND ROW: Organ, C.; Hunter, R.; Rogers, J.; McClinton, G.; White, W. THIRD ROW: Briggs, J.; Lowry, H.; Thomas, E.; Sullivan, P. It is the responsibility of the Student National Education Association program to its individual members to pro¬ vide opportunities for 1.) personal and professional growth; 2.) development of leadership skills; 3.) understand¬ ing of the history, ethics, and programs at state and national levels, especially integration programs of local associations and student education associations. As an organization, the Student National Education Association should deepen the interest of capable students in teaching as a career; encourage the careful selection and guidance of persons admitted to teacher education programs; and, through higher standards of preparation and the dissemination of information, contribute to a reasonable balance in teacher supply and demand. President . . ______ Secretary __________ Publicity Chairman Sponsor ................. OFFICERS __________________________________________ HUGH MAGERS ___________________________________ JOHN ZUMWALT JOHNNY HOLMES ________ _____ _____________________ PAT SULLIVAN Sweetheart President JOAN HILL J. H. MAGERS 292 w sm pi Sweetheart MISS SUSAN NEWKIRK President ...... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ....... OFFICERS ......------------------------------------------- WATTS, K. P. .......-________________________________________________ CARNES, J. ......-.......................................... KIMBALL, D. S. ___________________________________________ TRAYLOR, S. G. Tau Beta Pi Monument Since its founding at Leigh University in 1885, the Tau Beta Pi Association has grown to its present stature of 1 12 un¬ dergraduate chapters, 29 alumnus chapters, and over 116,000 initiated members. Established at Texas A AA College in 1948, the Texas Delta chapter of Tau Beta Pi has initiated more than 1800 members to form one of the largest student chapters in the nation. The current year ' s program, designed to emphasize the service aspect of Tau Beta Pi, has consisted of a guide service for the School of Engineering, a series of review sessions for the E. I. T. Examination, and the dedication of a large aluminum monument of the Tau Beta Pi Bent to erected in the courtyard of the new Engineering Center upon its completion. This monument will exemplify the high purpose of the Tau Beta Pi Association: to foster and promote excellence in the field of engineering and to mark those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater. FIRST ROW: Traylor, S.; Kimball, D.; Carnes, J.; Watts, K.; Mills, J. W.; Hilton, J.; Tucker, E.; May, R. A.; Gentry, R. L. SECOND ROW: Shinn, H.; Hall, R.; Collier, L. E.; Loftus, R.; McMasters, D.; Whately, W.; Humphrey, J.; Harp, J.; Leach, M.; Harrison, E.; Thomas, T. L.; Sun, P.; Svetlik, D. THIRD ROW: Hunter, D.; Rice, R.; Landry, P.; Allen, C; Blythe, A.; Griffin, J.; Bryant, R.; Cockrell, C; Echols, W.; Carr, T.; Valade, F.; Martinez, J. E. FOURTH ROW: Berkovsky, E.; Vela, C; Corder, P.; Morgan, J.; Wedemeyer, L.; Schroeder, G.; Higgins, A.; Moore, O.; Scarborough, D.; Dambolena, I.; Pardue, L.; Mitchell, R.; Schroeter, D. R.; Salabarria, M. A. 293 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS FIRST, ROW: Crowe, R.; Williams, J.; Hughlett, A., Hoza, R.; Albert, C.; Potts, J.; Sorenson, J.; Smerdon, E.; Aldred; Bathke. SECOND ROW: Sazani; Bowers; Parker; Estrada; Schneider; Shell; Richardson; Noirer; Wilke. THIRD ROW: Carpenter; Gerick; Rektorik; Diaz; Holley; Morrow; Petter; Simpton. FOURTH ROW: Kretzschamar, Kirkpatrick; Sefcik; Hatton; Swanner; Lindmann; Gilmore. Since its beginning in 1907, the American Society of Agricultural Engineers has functioned actively to de¬ velop the field of Agricultural Engineering. The Student Society of Agricultural Engineers is helpful in further promoting the Agricultural Engineering profession. The Texas A M Student Branch was organized in 1925. OFFICERS President ............................................ HUGHLETT, ALFRED W. Vice-President ............................................ POTTS, JAMES S. Secretary ................................................ HOZA, RICHARD G. Treasurer ................................................. WILLIAMS, JIMMY R. Parliamentarian __________________________________ CROWE, RICHARD K. Scribe ................................................. ALBERT, CLIFFORD W. Faculty Advisor . ____________ SORENSON, JR. JEROME W. President HUGHLETT, ALFRED W. Sweetheart LYNDA FLANNIGAN 294 TtXAC Am STUDENT BRANCH INSTITUTE. OF AEROSPACE SCIENCE FIRST ROW: Hughlett, A. W.; Moore, O. H.; Setchell, W.; Zimmerman, W.; Copeland, G. SECOND ROW: Hattox, J.; Burke, B.; Rather, G.; Willmann, B.; Evans, B.; Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Delomel, P.; Martin, D. V.; Smith, J.; Anderson, D.; Brice, T.; Myers, A.; Boykin, G. FOURTH ROW: Adams, B.; Andrews, J.; Stone, B. M.; Maj. Sherrill. Student membership in the Institute of Aerospace Sciences was established to provide the student engineer with the opportunity to engage in activities associated with his future career in the aerospace industry. Activities open to members of all classifications include field trips to local aircraft industries, lectures by prominent men in the field, films and social functions in conjunction with the Aero Wives Club. Chairman ........... Vice-Chairman ... Treasurer ............. Secretary ............ Jr. Representative to Student Eng.Council ......... OFFICERS ________ JERRY HATTOX GEORGE COPELAND _____________ O. H. MOORE WINTON ZIMMERMAN JAMES F. SETCHELL Sweetheart BETTY BAIRD President A. W. HUGHLETT 295 COUXGt TE FUTURE I RMER OF VUERfCA FIRST ROW: Marks; Thomas; Roberts; Wood; Cunningham; Woodburn; Lackey. SECOND ROW: Clay; Beach; McWhorter; Cobb; Beaty; Nickerson. THIRD ROW: Parker; DeFee; Kuleisz; Monych; O ' Brien; Hemphill. FOURTH ROW: Blaylock; Rennob; Carden; Presley; Belcher; Testa; Smith. FIFTH ROW: Culpepper; Strickland; Tomas; Text; Naden; Glenn; Bahn; McFarland. SIXTH ROW: Miller; Lower; Stranfield; Savage; Smith; Wade; Seale; Cheshire; Campbell; LaMarca. SEVENTH ROW: Lewis; Stevens; Waring; Lindley; Cretney; Stricklind; Solnick; Burns; Knutson; Norman; Black. EIGHTH ROW: Weiss; Terry; Jones; West; Wilson; Gabbe; Bailey; Shutter; Land; Gilbert; Campbell; Rollins. The Texas A M Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America offers the former high school Future Farmer an opportunity to continue active participation in FFA work. The program of this chapter centers around the development of leadership. The members of the Collegiate FFA conduct leadership training schools, judge district and area leadership contests, and assist with all livestock judging contests. The chapter also sends delegates to the National FFA Convention and Student Teachers Conference at Kansas City, Missouri, each year. A Courtesy Corps is maintained by the chapter to assist campus visitors. Two phrases from the FFA motto best describe the activities of the A M Col¬ legiate Chapter: Doing to Learn by active participation and learning the qualifica¬ tions and responsibilities of leadership in the agricultural world. Living to Serve, by working diligently to serve Texas A M, the high school chapters and agriculture in general. Sweetheart SANDRA PARKS 296 YM-CA. CABINET A group of dedicated men interested in the moral and spiritual welfare of the students compose the Y.AA.C.A. Cabinet. It has won recognition in the college because it has worked with the purpose of elevating the social, moral, and spiritual needs of all. Among its activities are the Chapel program, Freshman Camp, Religious Emphasis Week, assisting in promotion of the Ecumenical Student Conference, Freshman Council, Inter-faith Council, Marriage Forums, United Nations Club, attendance at student conferences, bringing speakers to the campus, and discussion groups. The Student Y.M.C.A. is a laboratory where young men can live Christian Principles in accordance with the purpose of the Y.M.C.A., thus developing leaders who will achieve success in the business world after they graduate from college. FIRST ROW: Rogers, J.; White, G.; Collier, J.; Chapman, J.; Willis, D.; Carpenter, E.; Graham, D.; Jackson, In¬ cline, J. SECOND ROW: Edwin, F.; Lamm, M.; Hamilton, R.; Grafton, M.; McGinnis, C.; Hornback, D.; McClung, J.; Thompson, R.; Tavakolian, M.; Newett, J. THIRD ROW: West, R.; Hendricks, D.; Blaylock, J.; Riley, J.; Cervenka, B.; Beall, J.; Gill, E.; Windsor, C. FOURTH ROW: Sherrill, E.; Amad, D.; Echols, W.; Simmons, D.; Dietz, D.; Cox, G.; Gay, M.; Oddson, T.; Noxon, J. FIFTH ROW: Rudd, D.; Winn, R.; Collins, B.; Jacks, B.; Geye, J.; Hatton, J.; Ray, L.; Warren, D.; Brown, T. SIXTH ROW: Gay, J.; Advisory Board Members, Dr. J. P. Abbott and Dean W. J. Graff. President D. E. WILLIS 297 AGR CUOURAL ECONO UfCG FIRST ROW: Edmondson, Olivarez, McGuire, Quisenberry, Glaser, Mc¬ Williams, Sartwelle, Wooten. SEC¬ OND ROW: Fidler, Oliver, Duder- stadt, Pool, Vecera, Duggan, Smith, Clark, Nash. THIRD ROW: Marion, Ed¬ wards, Jones, Hereford, Peterson, Vanvis, Thornberry, Allen, Lutich, Berger, Chitwood, Wilson, Davis. FOURTH ROW: Albert, Fortune, Walt, Sartwelle, Beall, Jackson, Dulock, Kopp, Reich, Darmon, Link, Norman. The purpose of this organization is to develop leaders in Agribusiness, to foster a spirit of cooperation among students in Ag-Eco and allied sciences, and to provide an opportunity for wider acquaintance among students, professors, and professional workers in Agricultural Economics. President BOBBY QUISENBERRY ALPHA DOHA GfGMA Left to Right: McGuire, Mauldin, Jablonski, Adair, Fann, Rogers, Treat, Tijerina. Alpha Delta Sigma, the Texas A AA chapter of the national advertising fraternity, is an organization for bridging the gap between students interested in advertising and professional advertising men. The club makes field trips to various Texas cities to exam¬ ine different phases of advertising and sends dele¬ gates to the national convention every other year and also sends the top senior in advertising to the New York Ad Week. 298 President CHARLIE MAULDIN AUWPf MU FIRST ROW: Street, R.; AAonteer, D.; Scarborough, D.; Buck, V.; Phillips, R.; Allen, C. SECOND ROW: Imrie, L; Deavers, G.; Samson, W.; Freeman, G.; Simank, M.; Christianson, K. THIRD ROW: Blythe, A.; Holder, W.; McCall, R.; Higgins, E.; Shinn, H.; Ashley, C. The purpose of Alpha Pi Mu is to confer recognition upon students of industrial engineering who have exceptional academic interests and abilities in their field; to encourage whenever possible any movement which will advance the best interest of in¬ dustrial engineering education; and to further unify the student body of the Industrial Engineering Department in presenting its needs and ideals to the faculty. Sweetheart SHERRIE PENDERGRAST ALPm-ZEJA FIRST ROW: McIntosh, Petty, Dodson, Carter, Hughlett, Huss, Carpenter, Potts, Rupel, Watkins, Russell, Sorenson. SECOND ROW: Wendel, Engbrock, Wright, Wood, Simpson, Parker, Spellman, Wuensche, Migura, Richburg, Green. THIRD ROW: Radde, Redding, Simpton, Luymes, Olivares, Bolling, Forrest, Connor, Moore, Heine, Grimes. FOURTH ROW: Fisher, Chaney, Braden, Caskey, Folsom, Fritz, Steffens, Schnabel, Griffith. FIFTH ROW: Truett, Roberts, Young, Braidfort, Fowler, Jarvis, McCullogh, Hobbs. 299 AMERICAN INOmUTB OF fNDUSTWL ENOfNFERS FIRST ROW: Shinn, H. R.; Burgess, A.; Street, R.; Buck, V.; Korpanty, L; Townsend, L.; McCall, R.; Hux, J.; Bullinger, C. SECOND ROW: Grant, C.; Mahone, J.; Van de Putte, J.; Hall, R.; Scarborough, D.; Allen, C; Freund, R.; Wykes, S. THIRD ROW: Baduy, A.; Higgins, E.; Wiley, W.; Freeman, G. ; Ellis, H.; Griffin, J. ; Simank, M. FOURTH ROW: Samson, W.; Davis, E.; Talutis, W.; Poehl, R.; Valenta, F.; Kamaluddin, B. Sweetheart RITA SEXTON The AIIE Student Chapter strives to supplement the student ' s classroom education with the experiences of professional engineers from all types of industry. Students are exposed to the questions and answers that might someday become a basis for new and original thought when similar problems confront them. The highlight of the year ' s activities was the annual AIIE Student Conference held at Texas A AA for the first time. AMERICAN ORDNANCE ASSOCtATTON The Texas A AA student chapter of the American Ordnance Association is part of a national society of American citizens pledged to scientific and industrial preparedness. The chapter was first organized in 1957 and today its members are scattered throughout the campus. Activities of the organization include field trips, speakers and films on national defense, modern technology and weaponry. President L. E. COLLIER 300 FIRST ROW: Jones, H.; Powell, R.; Collier, L.; Brown, G.; Anderson, L. SECOND ROW: Dailey, R.; Lee, J.; Forrest, F.; Jackson, J.; Hamilton, W.; Anthaume, C.; Milam, W.; Chappelle, R.; Armintor, J.; Darling, H. • ASSOCWTED GENERAL CONJTRAOORC Organized in 1949, the Student Chapter of the Associated General Contractors is spon¬ sored by the Houston chapter of the AGC. The chapter is composed of Civil Engineering and Architectural Construction students. Field trips, movies, and guest speakers are all part of the AGC ' s effort to further education out¬ side the classroom of those students who are interested in the construction field. One field trip each semester is made to inspect construc¬ tion work in action. FIRST ROW: Beds, G.; Butler, C.; Christian, L; Focke, J.; Nash, W.; Miears, Bob. SECOND ROW: Andis, D.; Ramirez, R.; Lopez, B.; Caldwell, A.; McBryde, M.; Bridges, R.; Welch, C; Wray, W. THIRD ROW: Burton, D.; Willis, Don; Ferrell, J.; Gaither, G.; AAettke, W.; Lane, B.; Bryant, P.; Rhodes, H.; Peterson, R. President LAWRENCE CHRISTIAN CHEMISTRY SOCIETY The Chemistry Society is composed of both graduate and undergraduate stu¬ dents of chemistry and other students who have an interest in chemistry. Their organization serves a social as well as professional purpose in building fraternal relationships among its members. Sweetheart SHARON GLENN FIRST ROW: Stephens; Moody; Cy. Sicilio. SECOND ROW: Semmelrogge; Faubion; Johnson; Fallon. THIRD ROW: Balke; Holcomb; Dowden; Valek. FOURTH ROW: Brandt, James; Weber; Heinrich; Rodriguez. 301 04! EPSILON On November 9, 1959, students who ranked in the top one-third of the Civil Engineering Department organized the Civil Engineering Honor Society for the purpose of establishing a local chapter of Chi Epsilon. Chi Epsilon is the national Civil Engineering honor fraternity and is dedicated to maintaining and promoting the status of Civil Engineering as an ideal profession. On January 13, 1962 , the Honor Society was formally initiated into Chi Epsilon Fraternity. By stressing both scholarship and character, this organization has become a useful and func¬ tional part of the campus. FIRST ROW: Dr. Ed Segner; Ralph, T.; Bigham, R.; Mayo, T.; Chapman, J. SECOND ROW: Norris; Thiele, R.; Hudson, J.; Bratton, J.; Wolny, R. CWRJSTW SC ENCE axi£ wiEiiuENr cowat In its sixth year of existence, the Apartment Council has worked to¬ ward the goal of creating unity among married students. The Coun¬ cil has played an important part in keeping the married students and their wives informed of campus ac¬ tivities. President JERRY BELL FIRST ROW: Shook, C. G.; Michael, U.P.; Srubar, F.; Monticello, S.; Atkinson, D.; Bell, J. SECOND ROW: Torres, B.; Hilborn, C. K.; Watson, J.; Gillis, B.; Wood, G. THIRD ROW: Murray, R. D.; Kleibrink, R.; Gayle, L. G.; Silcock, F.; Flynt, W. COUBGVXfc 4-14 CLUB Membership in the collegiate 4-H Club is open to all students interest¬ ed in agriculture and to former 4-H Club members. Interesting programs are present¬ ed at monthly meetings with speak¬ ers from personnel of the college staff and the Extension Service. FIRST ROW: Lewis; Adams; Qiuisenberry; Latham; Dr. Cook. SECOND ROW: Hereford; Moore; Espy; Steward. THIRD ROW: Chitwood; Parker; Rogers; Ruedrich. FOURTH ROW: Janssen; Young; Radde; Cope. Sweetheart SHARON HAND 303 DAIRY SC ENCE The Dairy Science Club was formed in 1922 for the purpose of creating an interest in dairying and the dairy industry. The club is mainly composed of dairy science students but also has a few members who are in¬ terested in dairying. President R. E. REYNOLDS FIRST ROW: Wuensche; Irvin; McFarland; Warren; Fischer. SECOND ROW: Brown; Reynolds; Peters. DUNCAN DINING- MALL U AITERS FIRST ROW: Grahm; Armstrong; Maurer; Wray; Bickham. THIRD ROW: Beyer; Ryrum; Hart; Flaherty; Parish; Hibbs. FOURTH ROW: Dougan; Honeycutt; Balentine; Croneberger; Smith; Mayfield; Morgan; Gentry; Cancellare. FIFTH ROW: Keister; Dean; Hawkins; Fondan; Brunkenhoefer; Lueck; Farley; Kohenaman; Supersinski. SIXTH ROW: Young; Rodriguez; Adams; Taylor; Erwin; Hall; Barton; Brumley; Gomez; Rosenbach; Davis. SEVENTH ROW: Kronenburger; Miller; Norton; Thompson; Birdwell; Miller, T.; Bass; Hill; Hanna; Luminus. EIGHTH ROW: Gotcher; Berger; Page; Nabors; Allen; Kiner; Morgan; Smith, B.; Hollernon; Reicherzer; Springer; Brooks; Higgens. NINTH ROW: Harburger, D.; Edwards, J.; Jenkins, T.; Kelly, J.; Evans, R.; Tyre, R.; Murphey, R.; Doltenard; Bower, J.; Hawkins, E.; Crouch, P.; O ' Neil, J.; Smith, T. Not Shown: Brinkley, J.; Christian, D.; McDanial, M.; Merka, B.; Brehm, A.; Jagear, C; Guarado, T. ECONOMICS CLUB President C. L BLASCHKE The Economics Club is composed of students in the Economics school of the college. Besides the monthly meetings, activities include social func¬ tions and many lectures by competent professional men. The purpose of the organization is to provide a meeting ground for the many students of the promising field of Economics. ELECTION COMMITTEE One of the largest student-elected groups on campus, the Election Committee is composed of twenty class representatives, five student senators, and all class officers. Its main purpose is to conduct all campus-wide elections in a fair and impartial manner, as well as to enforce the campaign regulations set up in the college Regulations. The Election Committee is a subsidiary of the Student Senate. FIRST ROW: Bader, Nichols, Richardson, Best, Blaschke, Terrill, Wheeler, Johnson, Carter, Scott, Brashears. SECOND ROW: Davis, Jenkins, Noake, Jasek, Summers, Stanton, Zimmerman, Veselka, Vion, Smith. THIRD ROW: Belinsky, Pappas, Grahms, Millikin, Fuchs, Palm, Aldrich, Burns. Chairman WHEELER, AL N. 305 ENTOMOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Shaunak, K. K.; Burke, H. R.; Cancellare, J.; Nemec, S.; Martin, C.; Prochaska, D. SECOND ROW: Drumm, D.; Berry, E.; Teetes, G.; Goldman, J.; Nash, C.; Fohn, N.; Almand, L. The Texas A AA Entomology Society is composed of graduate and undergraduate students of Entomology; however, anyone interested in the various aspects of the field is welcome to membership. The organization hears speakers from various fields, and members attend the annual Southwestern branch meeting of the Entomology Society of America. Included in the Society ' s activities is the publication of the bi-annual Aggie Entomologist, a directory and news bulletin for for¬ mer students of Entomology at A M. EA KAPPA NU FIRST ROW: Nelson, J.; Rainey, FI.; Crawford, G.; Wilkes, D.; Carr, T. SECOND ROW: Smith, D.; Collier, L; Dergstrom, P.; Santos, S.; Thomas, J.; Redwine, D.; Barnhart, W.; Tipton, D.; Vela, C; Guy, J.; Spence, M.; Mooring, E.; Mills, J.; Oliphant, J.; Kimball, D. THIRD ROW: Newman, C.; Schiller, M.; Harp, J.; Fitts, J. M.; Kemp, A.; Pearson, T.; Powers, L; Smith, R.; Siegelin, G.; Matthews, R.; Marble, M.; Rekoff, M. G. Dr.. President ELMER MOORING Our purpose is to bring together those in the profession of electrical engineering who manifest a deep interest and marked ability in their chosen life ' s work by their attainments in college or in prac¬ tice, to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the Engineering Colleges and to mark an outstanding manner those who have conferred honor on their Alma Maters by distinguished scholarship, activities, leader¬ ship, and exemplary character. 306 FfSW AND (SAME The Fish and Game Club is the official student club for the Department of Wild¬ life Management at Texas A M. Mem¬ bership in the club is open to all students and faculty in wildlife management and to any other person interested in the purposes of the club. FIRST ROW: Boehm; Hadley; Truett; Kelly; Meyer; Bartee; Blankinship; Powell. SECOND ROW: Strait; McCoy; Kothmann; Spalsbury; Folsom; Fleming; Rideout. THIRD ROW: Larremore; Jones; Ferris; Keilers; Schofield; Goddard; Nicely. FOURTH ROW: Fowler; Crum; Helmke; Schwille; Baldauf; Baker. President J. R. MEYER FLORJCUttURE AND LANDSCAPE AR fTEOURE This organization ' s goal is to widen the knowledge of students in this and allied fields through lectures by prominent speakers and to promote better fellow¬ ship among students. Sweetheart JOY STUBER h FIRST ROW: Hold, L. R.; Methvin, G. A.; Sperry, E. N.; Glodt, J. F.; Howard, H. K.; Dewerth, A. F. SECOND ROW: White, W. S.; Franklin, J. J.; Weiser, H. E.; Thompson, H. C.; Manring, J. D. 307 TOW HALL STAFF The Town Hall Committee is responsible for providing the A AA student body, faculty, and staff with a well-rounded series of the best professional entertainment available. Con¬ sisting of about 35 staff members, the committee attempts to improve the cultural and entertainment facilities of Texas A AA College, aiding in the trend toward excellence. FIRST ROW: Graham; Wiederanders; Scott; McLeod; Medley; Jones; Langer; Wilson; Balser; Phillips. SECOND ROW: Peeples; Burney; Dickson; Ashy; Garrett; Syler; Smith; Hardgrove; Powers; Norwood. THIRD ROW: Bernard; Anthaume; Schnabel; Franklin; Anderson; Partridge; Balke; Noake; Zaeske; Beds. Sweetheart ELIZABETH CABAN1SS GEOLOGY CLUB One of the main objectives of the Geology Club of Texas A AA is to provide students a chance to become better acquainted with each other and the faculty outside the classroom. AAembers of the Geology Club are composed of sophomore, junior, senior, and graduate students in geology. AAeetings are held once a month, and prominent guest speakers are invited to talk at the meetings. The speakers supplement the students ' education in the field of geology, and talks are intended to provide the students with an idea of what lies in store when they enter the profession. FIRST ROW: Smith, J.; Garrett, J.; Strange, W.; Fillinger, R.; Smith, R.; Heibel, R. SECOND ROW: McBrayer, M.; Meyer, J.; Reimers, D. ; Sudderth, C. SEATED: Smith, F.; Chandler, C; Jacobson, G.; Delavan, R.; Syptak, J.; Maxwell, J. President RONALD J. DELAVAN 308 WCRTTCUUURt Sweetheart ZELDA ANN BURRESS FIRST ROW: Storey, J.; La Grange, B.; Halldorson, AA.; Demont, J.; Lamar, P.; Kuchen, J.; Stewart, K. SECOND ROW: Hanel, J.; Heddins, G.; Fugua, M.; Burns, E.; Sandhu, M.; 0 ' Woa| G.; Pate, F. Students majoring in the field of horticulture make up the membership of the Texas A M Horticulture Club. This club promotes the field of horticulture on the campus and over the state as well. To accomplish this, the society carries on many activities, including an Annual Inspection Tour, throughout the year. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Magee, A. Jr.; Bond, L.; Jewell, E.; Lipscomb, L. Whittinberg, P.; Torres, M.; Cerna, R. SECOND ROW: Whitehall, D.; Hammon, C; McCollough, R.; Moreland, H. Jr.; Maxwell, H.; Roskey, W. THIRD ROW: Hardeman, L.; Lorms, D.; Gillis, T.; Whitaker, J. Not Pictured: Murphy, Burg, McCavoy, Kornfuehrer, Blachre, Roy, Clark, Peinemann, Kleypas, Herrman, Hawkins. 309 ICW LAMBDA QtGMA lota Lambda Sigma is a nat¬ ional society of professionally minded Industrial Education men who have bound themselves to uphold the principles of scholar¬ ship, leadership, and service. Ac¬ tivities in the society have good participation. The activities help the members work together as a team and learn what it takes to become a success. President W. H. FLYNT FIRST ROW: Bertrand, C. A.; Glazener, E. R.; Flardeman, L. B.; Hawkins, L. V.; Boone, J. L; Ynnenan, C. H. SECOND ROW: Flynt, W H.; Brown, S. E.; Richers, F. J.; Johnston, W. L; Hilborn, C. K.; Cerna, R. G.; Sinor, D. L; Hammond, C. B.; Moreland, H. C.; Fleming, D. W. THIRD ROW: Whitehall, D.; Lips¬ comb, L.; Allen, G.; Short, J. H.; Malone, R. E.; Hidrech, J.; Bond, L. H.; Strandberg, C. E.; Cozzens, C. R.; Herrmann, R. T.; Brooks, W. T.; Thornton, J. MAXUCULB The Math Club provides mathema¬ tics students on the campus a chance to get acquainted with each other outside the classroom. It presents prominent speakers on some phase of industry of which the professional mathematician is a part. FIRST ROW: Hranitzky, E. B.; DeVaney, D. B.; Busch, P. A.; Cockrell, B. F.; Seagraves, C.; Hall, J. W.; McCullen, W. S. SECOND ROW: Heyen, J. G.; Lester, F. R.; Mathews, W. A.; Minaldi, D. L.; Stanton, W. K.; Bott, J. L. 310 President C. SEAGRAVES President J. L. FINCH U.S.C. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is composed of students who have sincere interest in photog¬ raphy. Its activities are designed to teach the students proper methods and types of photography. The members of the club take pictures of various activities around campus and enter some of them in contests. FIRST ROW: Richmond; Hesketh; Finch; Beal; Barr; Kendrick. SECOND ROW: Darmon; Armstrong; Ander¬ son; Ward; Day; Kronenberger; Gibson; Martin. THIRD ROW: Danes; Rupley; Martin; Minkon; Killgore; Stringfellow. FOURTH ROW: Rogers; Michael; Lahser. U.C.C. CR AHVB ARTS COMMfTTBR The Memorial Student Center Creative Arts Committee is one of the fastest growing organizations on the campus. It holds regular meetings in which various topics are discussed. Its members all agree that they have gained much through their participation in this group. M.S.C. DANCt OFFICERS Chairman ........................................................................................ D. KABELL Chairman Dance Classes ................................................................ J. TRUITT Publicity Chairman ............................................................. F. CIARROCCFII Art Director ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- B. CHEATHAM SECOND ROW: Gaines, Ciarrocchi, Kabell, Truitt, Meserole. FIRST ROW: Johnson, Womack, Cheatham, Wahlberg, Riggs, Blair. Each year the Dance Committee plans and presents dances held in the Memorial Student Center. These dances include Midnight in New Orleans, Cafe Rue Pinalle, the All College, and the Mother ' s Sweetheart Dance on the Mother ' s Day weekend. Tuesday night dance classes are also held in connection with the dance committee. Chairman DAVID KABELL U.S.C. MUSIC COMMITTED Sweetheart PEGGY SUE CONLEY The MSC Music Committee, under the chairman¬ ship of Jack Cline, had a very successful year in furthering the cultural enlightenment of our cam¬ pus and fullfilling the desires of the student body. Presentations this year included The Texas A l Singers from the Texas College of Arts and In¬ dustries, The Longhorn Singers from the Univer¬ sity of Texas The Baylor A Cappella Choir Christ¬ mas Program from Baylor, A Gay Nineties Bar¬ ber Shop Spectacular featuring the Victoria Chorus and the Texas A M Singing Cadets, and the Abilene High School Choir. The Music Committee wishes to express their special appreciation to Mr. Robert L. Boone, whose concern and interest made the committee suc¬ cessful. PMVSKAL EDUCATION CLUB Objectives of the Physical Educa¬ tion Club are to promote interest in physical education at A AA College and to help prepare the physical edu¬ cation majors to take their places in society in respect to their relationship with the school system, students, and general public as well as the coaching of athletics and instruction of health and physical education. FIRST ROW: Landiss, C W..; Keller, J. L; Wright, G. G.; Curington, E. G.; Smith, J. L. SECOND ROW: Powers, B, L; Allen, R, W.; Blaschke, L A.; Marshall, R. C; Rosco, B. J.; Floyd, K„ D.; Christian, D. O.; Roberts, i. C-; Dillon, P. G.. President J. L. KELLER PETROLEUM ENGINEERING The Student Chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petro¬ leum Engineers has utilized this school year to acquaint its mem¬ bers with manufacturing proc¬ esses, exceptional personalities, and recent technological develop¬ ments in the field of Petroleum Engineering. FIRST ROW: Bossier, R.; Galindo, C.; El Banbii, H..; Brewer, J.; Solalinde, J.; Dover, W.; Montgomery, E,; Dwight, F.; Hamilton, D.; Miesch, P.; Haghighi, M. SECOND ROW: Whaley, W.; Hoff, M.; Edman, W.; Ysates, R.; Turner, A.; Hubert, K.; Khamis, A.; Villarreal, O.; White, J.; Hasan, S. THIRD ROW: Wiesappe, F.; Imle, J,;. Lyon, il; Peavy, R.; Gloger, R.; Dendy, C.; Riley, D.; Gardner, L; Al-Hussainy, R. FOURTH ROW: Praisnar, A.; Niehaus, H.; Cook, C.; Welborn, B.; Arnold, M.; Givens, J.; McGuire, W.; Green, A.; Little, J. President JOHN IMLE JR. 313 PWV€!C£ CLUB STANDING: Potter; Ward; Youngblood; Spitzer; Smith. SITTING: Faulk; Letbetter; Winningham; Burton; Dominguez; Singer. This year, the Texas A AA Phy¬ sics Club presented a series of programs designed to give the undergraduate student an insight into the basic ideas and studies of physical science. Various other activities provided get-togethers for students and faculty. President WINNINGHAAA, J. D. POULTRY CC ENCE- CLUB Membership in the Poultry Science Club includes any student who is interest¬ ed in poultry. The purpose is to stimulate interest in the study and application of poultry. Projects include: sponsoring of poultry judging teams; holding the annual barbe¬ cue; and presenting speakers and films. 314 PRE-tAW That they may truly and impartially administer justice. With this motto in mind, the Pre-Law Society spent an interesting year in preparing its members for law school by supplementing the academic curriculum with interesting and educational activities connected with the field of law. The club also holds many activities including a gala party to close out the year ' s calendar. FIRST ROW: Pumpelly; Thomas; Packer; Kemp; Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Arledge; Prewitt, Cook, Hanks, Eubank, McGinn. THIRD ROW: Alderson, Graham, Langley, McGown, Grammer, Barbin. RANGE AND FORESTRY ' The Texas A AA Range and Forestry Club is a departmental club open to all majors in Range and Forestry and is designed to help stimulate the professional interests of the students. The club ' s activities include selling pine cones and holding a turkey shoot to aid the annual Parent ' s Day Bar-B-Que and also to help send a team to the National Range Plant Contest sponsored by the American Society of Range Management. We would like to thank Robert Rhodes, Dr. Don Huss, and Dr. Omer Sperry for their valuable help throughout the year. President FARRIS NIXON FIRST ROW: Sperry, West, Spence, San¬ ders, Ratliff, Mecke, Turner, Rhodes. SEC¬ OND ROW: Darrow, Nimitz, Liles, Waller, Cooke, Royal, McDonald. THIRD ROW: Nixon, Schnabel, Niemann, Roberts, Sparks, Brown, Lewis. 315 RUSSIAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Skrivanek, Dabbs, Suiger, Becera, Adair, Letbetter, Rodgers. SECOND ROW: Miller, Hart, Killingsworth, Holman, Bott, Capt. Williamson. THIRD ROW: Swindle, Smith, Walker, Konradi, Gore, Simms. FOURTH ROW: Milliff, Lester, Heyen, Prugel. President E. L. WALKER In its second year the Texas A AA Russian Club continued in its efforts to better acquaint the students of A AA with the Russian language, culture, and people. A great deal of credit for this year ' s suc¬ cess goes to Capt. D. N. Williamson and Capt. W. C. Swindle for their unselfish efforts and to the sponsors, Dr. J. AA. Skrivank and Dr. J. A. Dabbs. CADDLk SfRtOfN CLUB FIRST ROW: Beerwinkle, Menke, Smith, J.; Osborne, Reager, Kuykendall, King. SECOND ROW: Cowen, Patterson, Smith, W.; Manchaca, Poston, Collard, Bowers, Fritze. THIRD ROW: Wilbeck Truebar, Drake, Gross, Stieler, Webb, Wise. FOURTH ROW: Sagebill, Speath, Stephens, Sauer, Senlinke, Warren, Petty, Moore. FIFTH ROW: Radde, Stamford, Griffith, Johnson, Speier, Miller, Catalina, Reager, White, Sageville, Simon, Holland, Hageman, Moffitt, Weinch, Taylor. President JOHN KUYKENDALL The A AA chapter of the Saddle and Sirloin Club is rated first in national com¬ petition on club activities and scrap books. The goal of the club is to develop leadership so the members may continue to make outstanding contributions to live¬ stock and related industries. 316 SEMPER, PfDEUS FIRST ROW: Nelton, T.; Hubler, J.; Adams, K.; Vetter, L; Beard, N. SECOND ROW: McKeen, B.; McGuire, N.; Armstrong, J.; Holley, A.; Tompkins, P.; Long, C; Rowe, J.; Best, S. THIRD ROW: Veselka, V.; Fine, T.; Guzman, M.; Schmidt, H.; Hopgood, T.; Britton, R.; Burge, E. The Marine Corps prides itself in being an elite military organization. Its members—to the man—are leaders in the real sense of the word. The Semper Fidelis is organized to promote interest in the Marine Corps and its aims among the general public as well as its members. The society also aids its members in achieving their goal and participates in social and military affairs. President TOM NELSON CfGMA DElTA CHI FIRST ROW: Jack Mooney, Ronnie Bookman, David Morgan, David Jones, Charles Teague. SECOND ROW: Dan Lewis, Louis VanPelt, Jack Graeme, Ed Latta, George Earle, Alan Payne. Sigma Delta Chi, Professional Journalistic Society, is a professional society for men engaged in and dedicated to the highest principles of journalism. It is com¬ parable to the professional organizations serving the fields of law and medicine. The members of this society are chosen on a highly selective basis from the most promising men engaged in journalism. 317 CIGMA GAMMA TAU FIRST ROW: Hunter, Donald T.; Hong, Jai Hak; Hamada, Takashi; Myers, Alan W.; Kavanaugh, Herbert C. STANDING: Carey, Gerald J.; Herrmann, A. F.; Moore, O. H.; Bland, W. J.; Tidwell, D. R.; Sweet, H. J.; Rodenberger, C.A.; Sampson, C. H. Sigma Gamma Tau is a national honor so¬ ciety for aerospace engineers. It was formed to recognize and honor those individuals in the field of aerospace engineering who have, through scholarship, integrity, and outstanding achievement, been a credit to their profession and to create a spirit of loyalty and fellowship among students of aerospace engineering. President DONALD T. HUNTER SOCIETY OP AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING The Society of Automotive Engineers, founded in 1905, is one of the largest national professional or¬ ganizations. The work of the SAE has been unlimited in the field of engineering; therefore, its members represent every area of the field. The A AA branch of the society holds regular meet¬ ings twice a month at which guest speakers provide presentations of current engineering interests. President CHARLES WEDEMEYER FIRST ROW: Truettner, W. I.; Jarosz, K.; Hendry, R.; Gonzales, J.; Fletcher, R. SECOND ROW: Lednicky, B.; Felt, Rodger; Hopper, B.; Allen; Martinez, J. E. THIRD ROW: J. Cupit, J.; Ibison, L.; Buck, T. SOC OLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Johnson, Puckett, Omara, McCool, Carter, Henderson, Fitsjerald, Beck, Cloud, Davis, Barton. Being organized since 1926, the Sociology Club has been of invaluable service to students majoring or minoring in so¬ ciology. The Club has a three-fold purpose. It sponsors field trips to various social agencies in Texas and obtains speakers from various fields of sociology whether it be business, counseling, or teaching. An annual event of the club is the Spring Bar-B-Que when the students take on the profs in a volleyball game, and the officers for the coming year are elected. STUDENT AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Glaser, Griffith, McWilliams, Meger. SECOND ROW: Teetes, Berry, Carter, Waller, Liles, Barte. THIRD ROW: Campbell, DeMant, Simpson, Birgess, Heine, Stewart, Wieser. The Student Agricultural Council is composed of the president and one member of each club in the school of Agricul¬ ture at Texas A AA. Some of the Activities it sponsors are the Agricultural Convocations and All-College Day. 3I STUDENT yUERJCAN VETERINARY UEDICINE association auxiliary President LINDA CUMMINGS Student American Veterinary Medicine Association Auxiliary came into existence in the fall of 1950. The group is composed of all four years of study. A constitution was drawn up and adopted in the spring of 1952. The Auxiliary has a complete group of officers elected to coincide with the school semesters. As designated in the constitution, each class is represented in a designated office. FIRST ROW: Jones, M; Johnston, Y.; Dorris, V.; Hoyland, S.; Porter, S.; Crews, A.; Mays, N.; Cummings, L.; Bechtol, M.; Laycock, M.; Taylor, J.; Charlton, M.; Allen, C; Pate, A.; White, L. SECOND ROW: Marshall, E.; Kearney, R.; Leissler, B.; Harbin, F.; Leggett, G.; Hall, S.; Payne, J.; Bailey, J.; Crouch, C.; LaFleur, L.; Herrmann, A.; Wood, A.; Waters, S.; Cooper, J.; Price, A.; Gibbs, L. THIRD ROW: McGuire, A.; Denton, J.; Lang, J.; Epperson, D.; Hudman, W.; Bridges, J.; Bullock, P.; Shores, C; Waters, L.; Garcia, N.; Bailey, S.; Urso, G.; Bounds, P.; Faries, P. WIVES COUNCIL President ........ Vice-President Secretary -------- Treasurer ......... Reporter ..... ..... Parliamentarian OFFICERS ............................................................................ NAT ALVIS ................................................................ SANDRA RUNNELS -------------------------------------------------------------- SYLVIA BOOKAAAN ........................................................ MARY ELLEN LANDERS --------------------------------------------------------------------- BERNICE SMITH ............................................................. PATRICIA BULLOCK President NAT ALVIS The Aggie Wives Council, sponsored by Mrs. J. P. Hannigan and Mrs. B. A. Zinn, is composed of one elected repre¬ sentative and the president of each wives ' club on the campus. The general objective of this Council is to provide service and to promote fellowship and cooperation between the various wives ' clubs. Among the many activities of the Council is the sponsorship of the popular Mrs. Texas A M Contest held on the campus each year. 320 samo nmohWoh kiiiliiiiiiUHh, IIIIIIIIIIIU I IHu __ illlliiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini 111 ralP M|| t M m I IM ! i i m « ' ' 1 i 1- I. •uiiau’ I • ■ ■ v I til 11 UII I III III lilt ( til III III ( ■ III III ll ' i 1 nunm If I in hi hi i ' W si-r-we uEm ' ' mtm v bSB . ' i ail all f a iiissiissiL lliltllill ■ uniiliiiin ' •I mil n lira M m m m m •Ht ■ ■ AB l£N£ i-fO UETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Beyer, R. F.; Majers, J. H.; Rumsch, C.; Rice, R. R. SECOND ROW: Mundt, J.; Buchanan, J. P.; Glover, J. E.; AAcGinn, F. L. THIRD ROW: Greer, R.; Oman, J. B.; Beyer, K. D.; Ellis, C.; Taylor, P. FOURTH ROW: Donovan, R. L; Doming, J. F.; Morrow, J. R.; Fowler, R. L; Carter, C.; Hunchton, M.; Overton, M. OFFICERS President ............................................................................ RUMSCH, CORKY Vice-President .................................................................... RICE, ROBERT R. Secretary-Treasurer .................................................................... BEYER, R. F. Working in co-operation with the Abilene A AA Mothers Club, the club brings the boys from Abilene together both on the campus and at home for social functions. During the holidays and summer vacation the members are instrumen¬ tal in encouraging high school seniors from Abilene and surrounding towns to attend A M. Each year in September, the club, along with the Mothers Club, sponsors a party for newly entering freshmen. Sweetheart CAROL HARDY WRJLLO WOMETOW CLUB Composed of Aggies from the capital city of the Panhandle and the surrounding area, the Amarillo Hometown Club sponsors several social events for its members during the year. A picnic is held in August at which time the entering freshmen are introduced and given a glimpse of Aggie life. At the annual Christmas party the men from Aggieland act as host to students from other colleges to provide one of the largest at¬ tended social functions of the holidays. Each year at Easter a banquet is held to round out the year ' s activities. Also at Easter, Aggies visit the local high schools to promote A AA to the graduating seniors. President DAVID DE VANEY Sweetheart PEGGY JANE HAVINS FIRST ROW: Graham, C. B.; Johnson, K. C.; DeVaney, D. B.; Lee, B.; Willis, G. W.; Moon, R. P. SECOND ROW: Morrison, D. G.; Wade, D.; Bonner, L. E.; Reeves, C; Collard, F. G.; LeCrone, J. M.; Matthews, L. B. THIRD ROW: Huffhines, B. R.; Cope, D.; Thomas, D.; Wetherbee, C. F.; Rose, D.; Marsh, N. B.; Meyer, C. M.; Weathers, S. J. President .. Vice-President Secretary _______ Treasurer ....... Scribe ____________ Sgt.-at-Arms - OFFICERS ................................... DE VANEY, DAVID _________________ JOHNSON, KEN ______________ LEE, BOB .......................................... WEATHERS, S. J. ......................................... BONNER, LEWIS ............................................... WILLIS, G. W. 323 AUSTIN HOMETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Baylor, J.; Hedrick, J.; Rogers, J. L. SECOND ROW: Hahn, D. D.; Keilers, D. R.; Bonn, P. G.; Spillmann, D.; Howard, H. K.; Rodgers, J. O. THIRD ROW: Newcomer, S.; Koock, B.; Ward, B.; Mabie, G.; Bowles, J.; Christian, J.: Bristol, D. OFFICERS President ....................................................... Vice-President ..........................................— Secretary-Treasurer ....................................... JOHN HEDRICK JIMMY ROGERS ....... J. BAYLOR A small but active organization, the Austin Hometown Club is composed of outstanding young men who refuse to patronize the rival institution known as Land of the 40 Acres The students try to promote interest in Aggie- land for boys who otherwise would be snared by the Teasips. Sweetheart KATHRINE HEDRICK President JOHN HEDRICK WO UETOWN CLUB Sweetheart MADELINE CARL President ______ Vice-President Secretary _______ Treasurer ....... OFFICERS ...............-...................... KIRKLAND, EDDIE ______________________________________ HACKETT, ROBERT .................................. BARRINGTON, W. J. .................................... JENNINGS, ROBERT FIRST ROW: Osborn, C.; Rash, C; Jennings, R.; Kirkland, E.; Barrington, W.; Hackett, R.; Kenny, M. SECOND ROW: Moss, R.; Brandt, M.; Sharp, R.; Stingel, W.; Dampman, B.; Cruse, L. THIRD ROW: Fisher, J.; Cammer, J.; Wolters, R.; Cullen, R.; McGinty, J. The Bay Area Hometown Club, formed in 1959-60 for Aggies from the mainland cities of Galveston and surrounding counties, is now an organization of 50 members. The purpose of the club is to enable the Aggies of these towns to keep in touch during the school year. Club functions are sponsored jointly with the Mothers Club during the school holidays. 325 RAYTOWN WO UerOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Thurman, M. W., Stasney, P. A.; Brainerd, J. F.; Drouilhet, A. P.; Pollard, J. SECOND ROW: Cach, G. D.; Wert, H. E.; Janacek, J.; Duplissey, G. R.; Johnson, M. H., Paulson, B., Contella, C. J. OFFICERS President ________________________________________________________________________ BRAINERD, JOHN F. Vice-President ________________________________________________________________ STASNEY, PAIGE A. Secretary ................................................................... DROUILHET, ADRIEN F. Treasurer ________________________________________________________________________________ BRIDGES, MIKE The Baytown Hometown Club at Texas A AA consists of students from the East Harris County area, including graduates of Baytown, Cedar Bayou, Crosby, Barber ' s Hill and La Porte high schools. Its purpose is to introduce Texas A AA to high school students. Included in the club ' s activities are annual assembly programs at the above high schools, college orientation programs for prospective freshmen, midsummer and Christmas dances for club members, Aggie exes, and prospective Aggies. President BRAINERD, JOHN F. Sweetheart LAMPRECHT, LINDA BGAU UONTNO UETOWN CLUB Sweetheart NAN TOWNSEND FIRST ROW: Cockrell, B.; Busch, P. ; Coherst, M.; Byram, J.; Princh, J.; Curtis, G.; Richardson, J. D.; Dollinger, J.; Collins; Deshotels; DeCuir; Wallace; Latta; Prevost. SECOND ROW: Coakley; Clark; Howard; Bollich; Hawkins; Ashy; Lanasa. THIRD ROW: Allen; Villiva; Simmons; D. Newton, T. Byerly; J. Balmer; S. Wigrington, Dromgoole; Sleeper, Harper; Byrne; Miller; Simmons. President J. E. DOLLINGER The Beaumont Hometown Club serves Aggies from Beaumont and the surrounding communities of Sour Lake, Nome, Devers, Fannett, Loeb, Silsbee, and Winnie-Stoweil. On December 26th the Former Students of Beaumont gave a dance honoring the members of our Hometown Club. About 600 former students, students, prospective students, guests, and their wives or dates attended the dance which was held at the Harvest Club. Between semesters the Beaumont A AA Mothers Club sponsored a family night dinner and program honoring the mem¬ bers of the Hometown Club, their families, and their dates. Our sweetheart, Miss Nan Townsend, represented the Hometown Club as Duchess to the Cotton Pageant. President ............... Vice-President ...... Secretary-T reasurer OFFICERS .............................. ... JOHN E. DOLLINGER .......................... ARTHUR R. RICHARDSON ............................... VICTOR T. BARRANCO 327 BEUAfR£ WO UETOW CUB Serving the alumni of Bellaire High School of Houston, the Bellaire Home¬ town Club is both a social and a service organization. The club is one of the most active on the campus, supporting activities of Bellaire High School and at¬ tempting to interest the students there in attending Texas A AA. During the past year, the club organized numerous social events and sponsored a representative for the Cotton Pageant. Sweetheart SUZANNE SORENSON FIRST ROW: McLeod; Hughes; Dillard; Smith; Hudson; Newton; Jewett; Johnson; Veselka. SECOND ROW: Barker; Heibel; Molik; Woehst; Davis; Seay; Fisk; Escobar; Mobley. THIRD ROW: Seate; Cook; Turner; Holick; Sveter; Spaw; Parks; Broussard. OFFICERS President __________________________________________________________________________ KENT E. HUDSON Vice-President ________________________________________________________________ DENNIS E. NEWTON Secretary ____________________________________________________________________________________ JIM RATTON Treasurer .................................................................................... DAVE GIBSON President KENT HUDSON BR4Z0RJA WO UETOW CLUB Sweetheart PATTY McGLATHEY Brazoria County is represented by Aggies from all the large and several small cities in this industrial center of the Golden Gulf Coast. Bi-monthly meetings are held the entire school year to help students to become better acquainted and to promote good will and harmony among members. One major function of the club is to promote several social activities during the year to enable the students to get together during the Easter, Christmas, and Thanks¬ giving holidays and at the end of school. FIRST ROW: Sassin, A. R.; Munson, L. W.; Cates, R. L; Rogers, J. S.; Laughlin, G.; Heliums; Nelson. SECOND ROW: Munson, M.A.; Cook; Powers, L. P. ; Jasek, R. D. ; Baugh; Laughlin, M.; Duncan; Womack; Johnson. THIRD ROW: Barranco; Fried; Griffith; Huxley; Smith; Johnson; Whitaker; Jackson; Hughes. President _______ Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ______ OFFICERS ROGERS, JOHN S. ....... COTES, R. L. ....... HELLUMS, D. .... NELSON, J. T. President JOHN S. ROGERS 329 CORPUS CHRIST! HO UETOU N CLUB The Corpus Christi Hometown Club is one of the most active clubs on or off the A AA Campus, taking part in community work as well as campus work. The organization also provides fun and fellowship for the students of the Corpus Christi area, such as having parties after all the home football games, and during the holiday periods. FIRST ROW: Burney; Thornton; Devine. SECOND ROW: Ash; Massey; Collier; Schroeder; Roth; McCool; Fleming; Use; Holley; Siegelin; Treasley. THIRD ROW: Schaefer; Stein; Barry; Phillips; DeFee; Dietz; Lauer; Mella; Monroe. FOURTH ROW: Friedlander; Garcia; Goodenough; Miller; Haynes; Brown; Woodson; Hicklin; Peck; Douglas. OFFICERS President .......... Vice-President . Secretary __________ Treasurer _________ Social Chairman PENROD THORNTON RICHARD CONOLLY ......... PAUL BURNEY ........... BOB DEVINE . DONALD A. OCKER 330 Q4UA£ i-fOMETOWM CLUB Sweetheart SUSANNE KELSEY The Dallas Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Dallas and surrounding areas. It is one of the most active and fastest growing clubs on the campus and sponsors activities in Dallas as well as on campus. The highlight of social activity is the Aggie Christmas Party held at one of the fashion¬ able downtown hotels during the Christmas holidays. Sponsored in conjunction with the Aggie exes and the Hometown Club, the party is always a terrific success. In the spring, the club sponsors various campus social activities to coincide with the Spring school activities. All this and more helps to promote friendship of Dallas Aggies with one another and develop lasting friendships among people with a common background which would not otherwise be done. FIRST ROW: Bradshaw, M. E.; Smith, R. M.; Acklen, R. L.; Lundy, C. N.; Heinrich, R. J.; Ford, P.; Kerley, W. C.; Schultz, R. G. SECOND ROW: Strother; Clark, R. C; Jackson, M. L.; Holliman, J.; AAcVey; Kamp, A. E.; Butler; Cheatham; W. L. THIRD ROW: Elfont, R.; Matthews, W.; Wolfe, B. E.; Soper, L. J.; Davis, J. D.; Atkins, B.; Hatzenbuehler. FOURTH ROW: Jones, C.; Johnson; Jarrob; Melcer; Holloway. President ______ Vice-President Secretary _______ Treasurer ....... Pub.-Relations Entertainment OFFICERS ................................... RICHARD HEINRICH ......................... WILLIAM KERLEY __________________________________________ ROBERT ACKLEN ________________ CHARLES LUNDY __________________________________________ ROGER SMITH _______________ ROBERT SHULZ 331 DEEP EASTTWS WO UETOU N CLUB FIRST ROW: Boring, E. P.; Goettle, J. A.; Godfrey, J. F.; Tinney, J. R.; Young, D. U. SECOND ROW: Gosschalk, J. A.; Lawrence, L. R.; Campbell, C. W.; Tramel, J. T. The Deep East Texas Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Longview and surrounding communities. It is one of the most active hometown clubs of the “Piney Woods region of Texas. The club was formed to continue and strengthen the companionship of Aggies from this area and to provide activities at school and home. 04LVEST0N fSLAND WO UETOU N CLUB President ______ Vice-President Secretary ______ Treasurer ________ OFFICERS JOHN SULLIVAN CHARLES BOOHER VINCENT MACEO - MANFRED ZERBE FIRST ROW: Musick; Duble; Maceo, V. G.; Booher; Sullivan; Shaw; Zerbe. SECOND ROW: Hamel; Marabella; Rossi; Santire; Warren; Armstrong; Finn; Finkbiner. THIRD ROW: Bashor; Curl; Maceo; R. S.; Daly; Sayers; Simpton; Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Patterson; Hart; Gerbert; Brown; Mumford. This club is composed of Aggies from the “The Playground of the South, an island located in the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The annual activities of the club include an informal party in the fall, a formal “All-College Holiday Dance during the Christmas season, a barbecue in the winter and an informal party during the spring. The club joins with Aggie Exes to promote High School Day here at A M. Through such activities, the “Island Aggies have developed a high sense of fellowship and cooperation with one another. Sweetheart FLO VAUGHON 333 GRAVSON COUNJ7V WO UROWN CLUB President .............. Vice-President ....... Secretary-Treasurer Party Chairman ... OFFICERS ________ DAVID GROVES CHARLES KUYKENDALL ...... ROBERT WILLIAMS __________ LEONARD MAY Sweetheart SUE GAMESON President D. S. GROVES FIRST ROW: Kuykendall; Glover; Williams; Groves; Richardson; May. SECOND ROW: Emerson; May; Kyle; McHaney; Pedigo; Dingley; Clark. THIRD ROW: Scoggin; Harris; Sizemore; Terry; Hooper; Higgins; Cornelison. FOURTH ROW: Scoggins; Heathley; Brown; Threadgill; Taylor; Jones; Lummus; Musser. Our hometown club was originally created for the purpose of arranging rides home on weekends. It has since evolved into an organization whose purpose is to allow the men from Grayson County to forget about the inter-city rivalries we all remember from our high school days, and become united in friendship through doing things together. Among the activities which it has each year is a pre-school picnic to welcome the en¬ tering freshmen and acquaint them with the club and its activities, and a picnic at the beginning of each summer to bid farewell to the graduating seniors. In addition, the Mother ' s Club gives a dance during the Christmas holidays and we have parties, both impromptu and planned in advance, everytime two or more of us are at home. The Club is backed by a strong Mother ' s Club, and we wish to take this opportunity to thank them for their support, the annual preschool picnic, the Christmas Party, and the subscriptions to the Grayson County newspapers which are sent to the Memorial Student Center Browsing Library for all of us to read and enjoy. 334 NILL COUNTRY NO UEPOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Shannon; Maurer. SECOND ROW: Mitchell; Kunz; Secor; Stieler; Morgan; Caseres; Sauer; Cohen. THIRD ROW: Crider; Jung; Heep; Spaeth; Jacoby; Holland; Burleson; Kothmann. FOURTH ROW: Faneiter; Kuenemann; Furber; Feips; Stewart; Staudt; Bratton. FIFTH ROW: Fowler; Wright; Furber; Heinemann; Smith; Bielfeldt. President _______ Vice-President Secretary ________ Treasurer _________ OFFICERS .. CARL J. SHANNON CHARLES H. MAURER _________ JOHN STAUDT ...... BILLY H. REAGOR The Hill Country Hometown Club is easily one of the largest and most active social clubs on the ' campus. The club strives to add to the social life of the members as well as stimulate in¬ terest in Texas A AA among the High School students and citizens of the Hill Country. The club is composed of students from 10 different counties and includes a geographical area of 5,800 miles. This area in¬ cludes about 16 towns which are too small to have their own club. 4 TwiB m 335 LAREDO f-fO UETOW CLUB President ........ Vice-President Treasurer ....... Secretary ....... Reporter _________ Sgt.-at-Arms ... Parliamentarian OFFICERS ..................................................... CARLOS MEJIA ..............................____............ ADOLFO RAMIREZ .................................................. JAVIER VALDEZ .............................................. SERGIO VASQUEZ ........................................................ LUIS GARCIA ................................................ OSCAR VASQUEZ ................................................... DANNY FLORES President C. V. MEJIA FIRST ROW: Rodriguez; Hinojosa; Valdez, O. F.; Vazquez; Alvarado; Volz; Mejia; Ramirez; Villarreal; D. Flores; R. Cantu; Duran; Vela; Mayers. SECOND ROW: Morelos Martinez; Galaway; S. V. Vasquez; Pena; Tiverina; Suarez; Campos; Alexander; Puig; Trevino. THIRD ROW: Rodriquez; H. X. Gutierrez; Martinez; Gutierrez. FOURTH ROW: Vela; Barrera; Hickey; R. Flores; Alvarado; C. L. Cantu; Dellano; Foulez; A. R. Gutierrez. FIFTH ROW: Ruiz; Garcia; Flores; Gonzalez; Garcia; Switzer, J. F.; Vasquez; Santos; Miller; A. Gurza; Garza. SweetFieart DORIS BENAVIDEZ The Laredo A AA Hometown Club consists of approximately seventy members from Laredo, Texas, and Nuevo Laredo, Tamps., and other surrounding areas. This highly spirited club sponsors a summer dance and a Christmas dance. These two events provide the club with funds to work with and they also prove to be enough to sponsor a banquet at the end of the year which honors the club seniors as well as the Laredo Mother ' s Club. 336 MARSHALL HOMETOWN CLUB Sweetheart NARCIE MOORE The Marshall Hometown Club consists of Aggies from Harrison County, which is in East Texas. The main attraction of Harrison County is beautiful Caddo Lake which offers rest and relaxation to many people. The Club offers a closer relation¬ ship to its members while on campus and a chance to attend several social func¬ tions at home during holidays. The Club is very grateful to the A M Mothers Club of Marshall for its support in our many activities during the year. To them we would like to say, Thank You, Mothers. FIRST ROW: Montgomery, E.; Blackburn, J. E.; Thomas, C. E.,- Byasse, IH. IL. SECOND 1 ROW; ILewisi, H....... Cnwlfee,, J,;: fcaliarr,, El,;: liaseHimt , S,;; Strop, J.; Hooton, J.; Thompson, G.; Crowell, T. President .............. Vice-President ...... Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS ___________________________________ CHARLES E, IHOIItAS ..................................... JOHN E. ILAOCBWNI .................................. ERNEST MONTGOMERY ' (C. S UfDlANID WO UETOW CLUB FIRST ROW: Miller; Elliot, A. C; Moss, G. G.; Ferrell, E. B.; Frank W. J. SECOND ROW: Fitts, J. M.; Carter, L. S.; Post, E. T.; Heikkila, E. C.; Brewster C. H. McBryde, M. L. THIRD ROW: Ritchie, G. G.; O ' Reilly, M. P.; Liles, T. E.; Chase, J. H.; Fisher, T.; Hollingsworth, R.; Flourney, S. J. Aggies from Midland are kept in contact with hometown friends here on the campus through the various functions held throughout the year by the Midland Hometown Club. This club also promotes A M to high school students at home and sponsors various activities. President ANDY ELLIOTT Sweetheart BARVA BALLENGER OFFICERS President ___________________________________________________________ Vice-President .................................................... Secretary-Treasurer _____________________________________________ .. ANDY ELLIOT EDWIN FERRELL .. GARY MOSS 338 PAQ 4 DEN 4 WO UETOW CLUB FIRST ROW: Payne; Swan; Custer; Langer; Sinor; Wilson; Dyer. SECOND ROW: Gray; Barlow; Duerer; Knott; Evans; Duke. THIRD ROW: Blank; Gruy; Pomeroy; Spradling; Lovelace; Gaines; Eddleman; Goodwin. Pasadena, Industrial City of the South, growing city of over 58,000 has more than doubled its population in the past 10 years. The Pasadena Hometown Club, composed of students from Pasadena, South Houston, and Deer Park, is organized to promote A M to the people of that area and to promote fellowship among the students. It is sponsored by the Pasadena A M Mothers Club which supports many of our activities throughout the year. To them, we offer our grateful thanks. 339 P CAN V ULLBS WO UETOWM CLUB Comprised of Aggies from Brownwood and surrounding communities in the Heart O ' Texas, the Pecan Valley Hometown Club affords its members a chance to get-together at least once a month and to attend social functions at home during the holidays. This past year, the club sponsored a Christmas Dance at the Officer ' s Club in Brownwood that had approximately 150 persons attend¬ ing. The dance proved so successful that it will probably be continued as an annual affair. With its willing cooperation and assistance, the A AA Mothers Club of Brownwood has again proven itself as an invaluable asset of our hometown club. The Mothers Club has taken upon itself the responsibilities of financing our club ' s full-page picture in the Aggieland and of sponsoring the club ' s sweetheart for the annual Cotton Pageant and Ball. To them we are ever grateful and would like to extend a hearty Thanks. Sweetheart President JANICE LEWELLEN H. C. GERSBACH 340 PORT AR7WUR MOM TOWN CUB FIRST ROW: O ' Rena, G.; Vicknair T.; Marcontell, C; Gibbons, B. SECOND ROW: Verrett K.; Thiomellll, G.; Ellison, T.; Jamies, G.; Morgan, B,; Beal,, C.; Crawford, C..; THIRD ROW: Doty, D.; Erwin, E.; Richard, R.; Hefley, M.; Huffhines, E.; Purgahm, R. The Port Arthur Hometown Club, 35 strong, is cG ' nrupQsed of Aggies from Port ' Arthur and vidlriiTy..... Port Arthur is a member of the Golden Triangle which ' oils the world. The Club participates in High School Career Day and sponsors a duchess in the Cotton Pageant each year. There are also numerous parties planned throughout the year. The Club has had a prosperous year and is loo-king forward! to an even better year. We, the members of the Club, would like to take this opportunity to thank the Port ' Arthur ASM Mothers Club for the fine Christmas parties they sponsor each year. Sweetheart PAULA MOORE OFFICERS President .................................................................................. CALVIN MARCONTELL Vice-President ............................................................................... TOMMY VICKNAIR Secretary-Treasurer _________________________________________________________________________ WILLIAM GIBBONS CHRISTMAS PARTY RJO GRANDE VALLEY WO UETOWN CWB Sweetheart DOROTHY BALMFALT The Rio Grande Valley Hometown Club is composed of Aggies of the area who wish to gather with their fellow Aggies and support social and educational events. We, the members of the club, would like to take this opportunity to thank the Rio Grande Valley A AA Mothers Club for the fine Christmas party they sponsored this year. FIRST ROW: Durham, L; Montalvo, L; Sluis, N.; Dixon, J.; Vackar, R.; Doan, D.; Netz, R.; Davis, J.; Guymon, R.; Castellanos, R. SECOND ROW: Melenoez, R.; Jones, R.; Lavender, B.; Mauevx, H.; Erwin, F.; Stewart, K.; Gonzalez, J.; Stevens, J.; Russell, S.; Pena, O.; Dillon, W.; Burch, J.; Snow, R.; Carnes, P. THIRD ROW: Becker, G.; Mika, D.; Stevens, M.; Jones, H.; Chapman, J.; Sluis, J.; Belcher, E.; Garcia, M.; Pena, J.; Schulgen, L. President ......... Vice-President ______ Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS ________ PETE J. DIXON ____________ JIM H. DAVIS RED K. L. STEWART President J. P. DIXON 342 CAN ANTONIO WO UErOU N CLUB President JAECKLE, T. J. President _______ Vice-President Secretary ______ Treasurer ______ OFFICERS ................................................ JAECKLE, TIM J. ...................................-......... WEST, NORTH O. ....................-.......................... GRANT, LEE J. ...............................-............ ANZ, RONNIE B. FIRST ROW: Motheral, Hall, Brashears, Janert, Frye, West, Jaeckle, Anz, Grant, Zimmerman, Picard, Housmann. SECOND ROW: Nickolas, Merchaca, Kar- bell, Thompson, Baldarrama, Martin, Spence, Garteiser, Piper, Muegge, Braunig, Fry. THIRD ROW: Payne, Aldrich, Bayer, Holditch, Riley, Schultz, Mc- Quinn, Zimmerman, Ransdell, Lutich, Orts. FOURTH ROW: Bailey, Cano, Kirkes, Cardiel, Hasse, Singleton, Nicholas. The San Antonio Hometown Club is one of the largest and most active on the campus. Besides regular meetings on the campus, the club sponsors dances and parties during the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter holidays. This club is fortunate in having a regular place in which to meet. Aggie Park consists of several acres of ground, a beautiful club house, and a patio. The club is grateful to the San Antonio Mothers Club and the San Antonio Former Students Association for their support. Sweetheart MARTHA KLEIN 343 SWR© PORTWO UerOU N CLUB OFFICERS President ______ Vice-President Secretary ________ Treasurer ...... WILLMAN, R. B. FRITH, CHARLES THOMPSON, MIKE GOLDMAN, JOEL Sweetheart DOROTHY WHITEHURST FIRST ROW: Willman, R. B.; Frith G. E.; Tedforth, F. E.; Thompson, M.; Goldman, J.; Woodall. SECOND ROW: Arrington, Alley, Wagner, D.; Carter, Morgan. THIRD ROW: Candella, Evans, T.; Hancock, Anderson, Evans, S. The Shreveport Hometown Club is one of the largest and most active out-of-state clubs on the campus. The club is strongly supported by an active mothers club. The club has its purpose to bring closer together the boys in Shreveport and the vicinity. It works with the Aggie Exes to promote interest in A AA and help interested high school students. 344 1U£ CONC OPim SERVICE WO UETOWN CLUB Easily one of the largest social clubs on the campus, boasting nearly one-hundred and fifty members, the Sons of the Service club provides a hometown club for Aggies from military families who cannot claim any one town as their own. The club strives to break the routine of the school year with educational as well as social functions for its members and their guests. The highlights of this year included a weekend trip to a S.A.C. base, a Toga party and two social func¬ tions on the River. FIRST ROW: Dessert, K.; Gray, R.; Syptak, M.; Jack, J.; Howder, J. SECOND ROW: Beck; Bergmann; Van Wagner; Allen, R.; Franks, C.; Vick, J.; Miller, R.; Dusard, L; Purcell, W.; McKenty, S.; Kendall, D. THIRD ROW: McAdoo, S.; Huff, J.; Parks, J.; Clements, J.; Wilson, R.; Chappelle, R.; Hase, B.; Bruhom, L; Myers, E.; DeVall, D.; Parker, D.; Sterling, L. FOURTH ROW: Schroeder, K.; Harcrow, R.; Haveman, A.; Quebe, J.; Anderson, M.; Carleton, R.; Trainer, L; Walker, S.; Peck, T.; Reed, D.; Bender, W.; Martin, M.; Crouch, J.; Baldwin, D.; Slayton, B.; Durbon, M.; May, R. OFFICERS President ---------- Vice-President .. Secretary ......... ... MIKE SYPTAK DOUG HOWDER RONNIE GRAY Sweetheart BECKY GREENE QOUTU LOUISIANA f-fO UETOW CLUB The South Louisiana Hometown Club is composed of all those displaced Cajunns from Alexandria south to New Orleans, an area otherwise known as The Swamp or The Marshland of America. The club was originally formed as a social organiza¬ tion to all parts of South Louisiana for its members and other students at A M. A joint annual Christmas party is held in New Orleans with the New Orleans Exes who furnish moral and financial support. Last year the South Louisiana Aggies joined with the Aggie-Exes in New Orleans for the annual Aggie Muster, which was con¬ ducted during the Easter recess. Various other functions throughout the year give each member a chance to meet fellow Louisiana Aggies. FIRST ROW: Boche, J.; Provine, C; Gaille, R.; Lewis, H.; Liston, R.; Deen, W.; Benton, G. SECOND ROW: Davis, J.; Allan, J.; Murray, B.; Stafford, F.; Grafton, H.; Tuseth, R. THIRD ROW: Echterhoff, J.; Johnson, C; Hooton, J.; Bobin, L.; Norton, J.; Van Zandt. FOURTH ROW: Blake, R.; Price, E.; Smith, D. President .......... Vice-President .. Secretary ........... Treasurer ........... Club Recorder . Social Chairman ................ R. SPENCER GAILLE ... CHRISTOPHER E. PROVINE HANK LEWIS, RONNIE LISTON .................... GEORGE BENTON ........................ WALLACE DEEN ........................... SKIPPER POST 346 Sweetheart ELISABETH M. VILLERE £OLWU E£r TWAC WO UROWN CLUB President V. A. HABY Sweetheart: PATTI HARTWICK President ______ Vice-President Secretary ______ OFFICERS __________________________________________________________ V. A. HABY ..................-.......................................... N. FOHN ........................................................... R. JONES We are dedicated to promote friendship and co-operation among all students from Southwest Texas. This area includes the counties of Dimmit, Frio, Uvalde, Kinney, LaSalle, Medina, Atascosa, and Zavala. Activities include meetings twice monthly, a social function each semester, and an end-of-the-year party at home in May. All Aggies from the area are invited to attend and become acquainted with their hometown Aggies. FIRST kOW: Howard, V.; Korbell, J. C; Stein, F.; Haby, V. A.; Fohn, N.; Jon es, E.; Meyer, J.; Smith, P. SECOND ROW: Griffin, C; Wurzbach, C.; Fillinger, T.; Price, R.; Hugo, J.; Templer, T.; Vine, J.; Serimshire, F. THIRD ROW: Rhodes, R.; Heyen, J.; Warren, L; Warren, D.; Schott, R. 347 TVtER UflW COUNTY RO UETOU N CLUB Having a membership of 30 students from Smith County, the club serves as a refuge for the underprivileged Freshmen and a bi-weekly reunion for the Tyler area boys. The highlight of the year is the Christmas Party which attracts college students from all over East Texas. The Club ' s members wish to thank the Tyler A AA Mothers Club for their continuous aid in the functioning of our organization. Sweetheart KAREN MARIE MOLLER FIRST ROW: Majors, D.; Robk, G. D.; Benson, J. L; Steen, C. A.; Howard, J. B.; Pierson, D. E.; Torrans, P. H.; Grimes, F. W. SECOND ROW: Barbin, R. L; Watson, B. K.; Browning, C. M.; Gibson, J. M.; Carpenter, J. N.; Wheeler, K. W. THIRD ROW: Sipe, M.; McLeroy, B. H.; Beighle, P. L.; Carpenter, E. H.; Smith, J. S. OFFICERS President ...................................................... Vice-President ............................................... Secretary-Treasurer ...................................... JAMES HOWARD DAVID PIERSON CHARLES STEEN 348 AUSTIN -JONES OP HOUSTON WO UETOU N CLUB President C. R. SCHUENEAAANN This is a very active Hometown Club comprised of Aggies from the largest city in our great state. The club provides a place where the former students of Austin and Jones high schools may gather. Each year the club picks a sweetheart from one of the two high schools and enters her as their rep¬ resentative in the Cotton Pageant. The club with the cooperation of the other Houston Hometown Clubs, sponsors a Christ¬ mas Dance and party each year. FIRST ROW: Hernandez, R.; Carlson, K.; Weaver, A.; Peterson, R.; Schuenemann, D.; John, R. SECOND ROW: Curington, L; Curington, E.; HarVis, G. ; Braffett, C.; Smith, T.; Pusch, D. ; Benavides, F.; Jackson, T. ANOWNA COUNTY WO UETOW CLUB The Angelina County Hometown Club was organized in the fall of 1954. The pri¬ mary objective is to promote interest in A AA in Angelina County towns. A Mothers Club has also been organized which provides social functions on and off campus for our club members. FIRST ROW: Lawrence; Hickman; Batem; Geye, J.; Davis. SECOND ROW: Medford; P.rker, J.; Gibson; Tucker; McCall; Bate, J.; Smelly; Seago. Sweetheart JUDY PIAZZA 349 BEIL COUNTY WO UETOW CLUB OFFICERS President ............................................................ Vice-President .................................................... Secretary-Treasurer ............................................ _________ BILL IRISH CHARLES HINKLE .. C. N. ELLIOTT Working in co-operation with the Bell County A AA Mothers Club, the club brings the boys from Bell County together both on the campus and at home for social functions. The organiza¬ tion strives to maintain a close relationship between students and Aggie Exes as well as encouraging high school graduates to attend Texas A M. President B. R. IRISH FIRST ROW: Hachtel; Hinkle; Irish; Elliott. SECOND ROW: Prewitt, J.; Hyer; Prewitt, R.; Campbell, W.; Smith, J.; Chlapeck, C.; Confall, J.; Harvey. BIG GF 1NG WO UETOU M CLUB OFFICERS President ................................. Vice-President _________________________ Secretary-Treasurer ________________ _ D. P. DORSEY .. E. WHITAKER J. E. PUCKETT Sweetheart CATHI THOMPSON - The Big Spring Hometown Club is composed of students from Big Spring and neighboring communities. The club sponsors many social activities throughout the year, the highlight of which is the annual Christmas party held in Big Spring. The Club participated actively in High School Day with the help of the Big Spring Exes who provided transportation to A M. 350 Bi lUICKET f-fO UETOU N CLUB FIRST ROW: Jernigan, T.; Reed, J.; Hatton, J.; Gilbert, A. SECOND ROW: King, C; Perkins, D.; Johnson, J.; Shackleford, A. THIRD ROW: Jones, F.; Woods, D.; Reynolds, J.; Risinger, J. Sweetheart DIANE DEAN The Big Thicket Hometown Club, composed of students from Tyler, Trinity, Polk, and San Jacinto Counties, is primarily a social organization which brings together Aggies from this Southeast Texas area known as the Big Thicket. The club provides social functions such as the annual Thanksgiving and Christmas parties and takes an active part in campus activities. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in Texas A AA throughout the Big Thicket and encourage boys from this area to attend A AA. CEM-TP6 NO UBTOWN CLUB Sweetheart JAYNE FLUAAE The Cen-Tex Hometown Club is composed of students from the South Texas Towns of New Braunfels, San AAarcos, and Seguin. New Braun¬ fels is noted as a vacation center with its ar¬ tesian springs and varied recreational facilities. San Marcos is well known for its underwater aquarena, Southwest Texas State College, and textile industries. Seguin is surrounded by rich farmland and has a large agricultural market. FIRST ROW: Kappel, R. A.; Bourgeois, J.; Brehm, A.; Norwood, J.; Thompson, A. SECOND ROW: Marrou, B.; Lynn, F.; Wiley, E.; Reicherzer, G.; Young, D.; Langley, L.; Berg, N.; Kappel, R. L. THIRD ROW: Glenewinkel, D.; Moon, W.; Druebert, H.; Hughson, J.; Ruedrich, R.; Reeh, C.; Uhlig, R.; Odell, W. FOURTH ROW: Booker, J.; Webb, G.; Heger, R.; Fiedler, L.; Higgins, M. 351 DENTON WO UETOWN CLUB The purpose of this club is to provide activities for the club members during the school year and to stimulate interest in Texas A AA among the high school students of Denton County. Each year the Aggie Exes from Denton County in co¬ operation with the Denton Hometown Club spon¬ sor interested students to the annual High School Day on campus. FIRST ROW: Robinson, K.; McMath, C. W.; Neale, K.; McGuire. SECOND ROW: Cleveland; Bartee; Price; McMath, J. Sweetheart KAY DARNELL EAGLBPACC T O UETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Sparks, J.; Wueste, J.; Frausto, J.; Cerna, R.; Serma, E.; Olivares, A. SECOND ROW: Smith, J.; Santos, S.; Rodriguez, M.; Garcia, J.; Garcia, P.; Hansen, J.; Brady, J.; White, O.; Rodriguez, O.; Sanchez. The Eagle Pass Hometown Club is small, but is an active organization. The club sponsors several social fun- tions both on and off the campus dur¬ ing the year. The club also takes an active part in the annual High School Career Day activities. 352 Sweetheart PARA XAVIER EL PASO WO UETOW CLUB Sweetheart MARTHA FARGASON FIRST ROW: Espy; White; Bean; Luhm; Andrews; King; Bassett; Haraway; Candelaria; ' Cancellare; Arleth; Curry. SECOND ROW: Baker; Young; Montgomery; Smith; Spitzer; Sheaffer; Thompson; Robertson Fill; Mumro; Read; ' Wood; Page; Salinas; Brandt; Charlet; Boyce; Majors; Simmons; Conner; Cole; Chavez; Lopez; Surles, THIRD 1 ROW: Andrew ' s; Volimer; Duncan; Brandt, L.; Danat; Medina; Rupley; Phelps; Davis; Sobey; McBearty; Railston; Haggin. Even though El Paso is located some seven hundred! miles, from A M, interest in the school is strong. Evidence of this is shown by the steadily increasing numilber of students from the El Paso Area. The club ' s activities include various social functions held througlhotit the year, the highlight of which is the annual Christmas party at which the Club Sweetheart is chosen. FORT WORTH HO UETDWN CLUB The Fort Worth Hometown Club is pri¬ marily for Aggie Social activities in the Ft. Worth area. Throughout the school year, the club meets in bi-monthly meet¬ ings at which business and planning is carried out for the various activities. Sweetheart SUSAN SHOCKLEY FIRST ROW: Brewer; Mann; Harris; Bailin; Pendery; Wilson; Gomez. SECOND ROW: West; Pearle; Jett; Head; Philpot; Whaley; Lake. THIRD ROW: Darmon; Wilson, J.; Reynolds; Glassford; Day; Pendery, D.; Arnold Comstock, Lanier. 353 GARIAND HO U OWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Gifford, D. P.; Roberts, J. S.; Hoffman, W. M.; Wheeler, A. N.; Surber, M.; Carrillo, D. S. SECOND ROW: McCollum, J. E.; Curran, D. J.; Wisdom, B. C; Compton, D. R.; Bartlett, T. R.; Crawford, J. N.; Gamble, M. E. The Garland Hometown Club is an ac¬ tive club providing the members with so¬ cial activities both on and off campus. The Club ' s main objective is promoting friendship among its members through regular meetings and social functions. Sweetheart CAROLYN BIRK OfiCfiLUPB mLLEY 1-fO UETOWN CLUB Sweetheart BARBARA CARSNER Composed of men from Victoria, De- Witt, Calhoun, and Goliad counties, The Guadalupe Valley Club functions to bring these Aggies together both at home and on campus. Members would like to ex¬ press their sincere appreciation to the Mother ' s Club for their help. FIRST ROW: Stanton, K.; Beller, R.; Marshall, H.; Crow, D.; Anderson, R. W.; Smith, R. SECOND ROW: Migura, W.; Tompkins, B.; Bargmann, B.; Urban, B.; Schell, J.; Milam, B.; Cravens, G. 354 f-IILL COUNTY t-10 UETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Hutcheson, S.; Davis, S.; Wimbish, G.; Hutcheson, D.; Irvin, L; Kyle, J. SECOND ROW: Kazda, J.; Wimbish, R.; Bice, J.; Evers, R.; Degner, R. THIRD ROW: Davis, A.; Sonnenburg, N.; Hull, J.; Christian, D.; Kennedy, G. V. One of the most active hometown clubs, Hill County Hometown Club is composed of students from Hill County and surrounding communities. The club sponsors many social activities throughout the year, the highlight of which is the annual Christmas party. It is a very active club both on and off campus and its main objective is to promote friend¬ ship. Sweetheart JULIA WILSON NIGULAND LAk££ RO UETOWN CLUB Sweetheart SANDRA GREEN The club is composed of those students who attend A AA from the Highland Lakes area. This area includes the picturesque hills surrounding the meandering lakes of Buc¬ hanan, Inks, Granite Shoals, Marble Falls, and Travis, which have contributed immensely in providing one of the fastest growing retire¬ ment and resort centers of the Southwest. FIRST ROW: Briggs; Brown; Cockburn; Clark; Crider; Burnam. SECOND ROW: Love; Culver; Mullican; Fluitt; Lechow; Riddell; Fancher; Shell; Wright; Casbeer; Perry; Tompkins; Harwell. 355 JACKSON COUNTY HOMETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Oehl, M. J.; Toman, R. P.; Venglar, P. W.; Spacek, J. F.; Jones, D. J. SECOND ROW: Schuchardt, J.; Frels, L. K.; Boyd, L; Burns, H.; Munford, A. G. Sweetheart BOBBIE ANN STANLEY Organized this year, the Jackson County Home¬ town Club is one of the newest on campus. Its primary purpose is to provide a more closely knitted relationship between the students of Jack- son County and acquaint present high school stu¬ dents with the advantages of attending Texas A AA. The Jackson County Mothers Club helps sup¬ port the activities of the organization. JEFF DAMS OF HOUSTON HOMETOWN CLUB The Jeff Davis of Houston Hometown Club is comprised of students from Jefferson Davis High School, which is located on the northside of Houston. The purpose of the club is to provide a time and place for all the graduates of Jefferson Davis, now attending Texas A M, to come and have fellowship. At our meetings we plan varied social activities for our club and also take one of the more active parts in planning the annual Houston Christmas and Easter dances. Sweetheart ALICE DAVIS 356 MAJAGORm COUNTY UO UETOWN CLUB The Matagorda County Hometown Club, an organization composed of all Aggies coming from the hub of the Golden Gulf Coast, is designed to provide an opportunity for its members to meet and relax with friends from home. The club is active in planning social events in Matogorda County over the various holidays, and through the club, members are able to keep in contact with one another both while at A M and while at home during the summers. FIRST ROW: Ham, H.; Neumann, C.; Bickham, C.; Fondon, J.; Richardson, D. SECOND ROW: Richeng, L; Serrill, R.; Hurta, F.; Stafford, H.; Hlozek, O.; Wallin, S. THIRD ROW: Kana, E.; Bowers, R.; Grahm, D.; Abraham, H.; Neeley, J.; Jager, M. Sweetheart JANE CARMICGAEL WAR OP HOUSTON WO UETOW CLUB FIRST ROW: McNally; Bamberg; Fonville; Tidwell. SECOND ROW: Bammel; Phillips; Parker; Borne feld; McConnell; Cotterell. THIRD ROW: Allen; Reynolds; Von Dohlen; Atwell; Nordquist; Smith. FOURTH ROW: Powell; Campbell; Burnett; Rager; Simmons; Kleemeier. The Houston-Lamar Hometown Club was reorgan¬ ized at the beginning of last year. It is one of the clubs with the largest number of students on the campus. Although they are primarily a social club we make time to assist Aggies in finding rides to and from college. Since we are primarily a social club, we pride ourselves in our parties and try to have as many as possible. Each year we send a delegation to Lamar to try to encourage them to attend A M. In these meetings with the Lamarites they are given a better understanding of college life. 357 UcCUUOCU COUNTY HOMETOWN CLUB Sweetheart SHIRLEY BRATTON During the first year of its existence, the McCulloch County Hometown Club had a rousing turnout of Aggies living in the county known as the Heart of Texas. While building good fellowship among its members, it is the purpose of the club to promote Texas A M College to the citi¬ zens of McCulloch County and to create interest in our school among high school students of that area. FIRST ROW: Kidd, T. W.; Wood, G. T.; Bratton, J. L.; l•■mmons, G. Holdomb, J. SECOND ROW: Miller, L.; Huffman, K. W.; Miller, S. R.; Barsh, B.; Caylor, L.; Kidd, G. THIRD ROW: Engdahl, G.; Lemke, D. E.; Caylor, J, R.; Kyzar, C. T.; Doyal, R. UIO-COUNTY HOMETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Richey; Minaldi; Bush; Dowden; Jernigan. SECOND ROW: Falire; Spencer; Windham; Edgar. THIRD ROW: Henderson; Smith; Beaumont. Sweetheart LINDA BOULET The Mid-County Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Jefferson County towns of Nederland, Port Neches, and Groves. Since reorganization this year, the club has offered a body through which we can gather for fellowship and social functions both here and at home. The most prominent of these activities was our Christmas party. We wish to express our appreciation for the keen interest and support that our Mothers Club has given us this year. 358 UILEY OF HOUSTON f-fO UFTOWN CLUB Sweetheart LIN LAAAPRECHT FIRST ROW: Michna, J. L; Atkins, K.; Neel, J. SECOND ROW: Talbott, J.; Gillis, T.; Rhodes, D.; Murray, J. C. Aggies from Milby High School of Houston meet through the Milby Hometown Club during the school year for social and business reasons. Parties are held by the club with the assistance of the Milby Mothers Club and the Milby As¬ sociation of former students. The club, in addition to its many social activities, participates actively in efforts to encourage young men from Milby High School to attend Texas A M. UOfWTSOUERy COUNTV PO UETOWN CLUB Since its formation, the Montgomery County Hometown Club has spread out to include two outside towns, Navasota and Klein. Activities include a Christmas party given by the Exes in Conroe, and an entry in the Cotton Pageant. The club gives the men from the small towns a chance to get to know each other. President GENE ANDERSON FIRST ROW: Howard, J.; Doerre, G.; Anderson, G.; Lowe, D.; Vassar, B. SECOND ROW: Wuensche, M.; Thornberry, J.; Rainy, D.; Carwile, H. 359 ODESSA NO U OU M CLUB Sweetheart LANA GILLEY Located in the middle of the oil rich Permian Basin, Odessa is the social and economic center of the West Tex¬ as oil industry. The Odessa Hometown Club founded in 1959, is made up of stu¬ dents from Odessa and surrounding towns. Its primary purpose is to pro¬ mote Texas A AA College in the high schools of Odessa as well as assist the Mothers Club and Aggie-Exes Club as much as possible. The club also provides an opportunity for the mem¬ bers to meet at its meetings and so¬ cial functions. President ________________________________________________________________________________ GLYEN LEMMON Vice-President ................................................................................ PAUL KING Secretary-Treasurer ......................................................................... BARRY TEAL Social Chairman ________________________________________________________________________ GENE HERZOG FIRST ROW: Mrs. Yates; Lemmon, G. SECOND ROW: Altman, W.; Harris, R.; Teal, B. THIRD ROW: McVey, S.; Mayo, J.; Herzog, G.; Ramsey, J. mavarro coumy wo uetow club FIRST ROW: Mahaley, D. R.; Smith, J. R.; Humphries, W. L.; Borg, D. A.; Rauls, H. W. SECOND ROW: Russell, D.; Gordon, D.; Rich, D.; Barham, B.; Robinson, W.; Strange, B.; McClung, J.; Brown, C. Coming from the largest industrial and cultural center between Dallas and Houston, the men of this club are noted for their friendliness and their willingness to say a few good words about Texas A M wherever the place or whatever the oc¬ casion. From their ranks in recent years have come a corps commander, varsity football player, class officers, and others who work hand in hand with the Navarro County Former Students Association and their Mothers Club to promote the interests of A M in their area. 360 PAN -AME ICASI l-fO UETOWN CLUB Sweetheart SYLVIA SUTTON The Pan-American Hometown Club, one of the largest on campus, was organized about 12 years ago. Its purpose has been to foster companion¬ ship between the students of Mexico, South and Central America. The meetings of the club are used for discus¬ sion of news from home and different questions that arise, one of which is the annual selection of the pretty Pan-Am sweetheart. The primary func¬ tion of the organization includes participation in the many campus activities as well as promotion of seasonal holiday socials. FIRST ROW: Terrasas; Riojas; Restraepo. SECOND ROW: Morelos; Weddle; Gutierrez; AAatamoros, Suarez; Arocha; Alvarez; Schuessler; Lobo; Lopez; Cuellar; Cooper; Perez. THIRD ROW: Henry; Baduy; Palacio; Valarezo; Flores; Helguero; Flores; Castro; Garcia; Delgado. FOURTH ROW: Trevino; Black¬ burn; Arguelles; Hernandez; Dominguez; Garcia; Gereda; Volz; Percival; Garcia. FIFTH ROW: Soto; Valiente; Garces; Guevara; Villarreal; Brent; Serna; Reachi. SIXTH ROW: Gruzalegui; Marciacq; Tribaldos. R£D RA B VALLEY HOMETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Innis; Gabbert; Capt. Good; Balentine. SECOND ROW: Colbert; Mietsch; Singer; Sherman; Frazier; McCoy; Hart; Hutchinson; Rader. The Red River Valley Hometown Club was reformed this year with the purpose of bringing the students of Paris, Clarksville, and the surrounding towns together at A M. The club sponsored a dance this year over the Christ¬ mas holidays which upheld the Aggie tradition for giving parties. 361 REAGAN OF HOUSTON HOMETOWN OUB The purpose of this club, composed of students from Reagan and Waltrip High Schools in North¬ east Houston, is twofold: first, to band together graduates of these schools for fellowship; and second, to help ease the transition from high school to college for new members. Sweetheart BRENDA SMITH FIRST ROW: Ray, L; Jenkins, J.; McCollough, R. SECOND ROW: Adams, R.; Byrd, S.; Burke, J.; Green, R.; Franklin, D.; Frantz, J.; Zappe, R. Or. THOMAS OF HOUSTON HOMETOWN OUB FIRST ROW: Listi; Graham; Adams; Marlow. SECOND ROW: Severoon; Clay; Harrington; Bulin; Becker. THIRD ROW: Pechanec; Hernandez; Sdarack; Denney; Allen. FOURTH ROW: Coco; Opy; Gaden; Holly. Composed of Aggies who have graduated from St. Thomas High School in Houston, the St. Thomas Club provides chances to meet both on and off campus. During the year this club also serves as a link between A M and boys who are in¬ terested in becoming Aggies. Sweetheart CONNIE POMORSKI 362 CAN ANCELC-WECrr AC wo uerowN CLUB Aggies residing in or around San Angelo are eligible to join the San Angelo-West Texas Hometown Club. The club sponsors several activities, the most important of which is the annual Christmas dance. The proceeds are donated to the San Angelo Mothers Club which is used for the scholarship fund for local Aggies. Sweetheart JOY JOHNSON FIRST ROW: Johnson; Royal; McCulloch; Wynne; Ohlenburg; Terrill. SECOND ROW: Niehues; Fisher; Filburn; Thompson; Runge. THIRD ROW: Coleman Taylor; Hopkins; Worsham. CAN BEB WOfUBTOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Beyer, W.; Schubert, R.; Schmidt, W.; Fikes, W.; Hunter, L; Bateman, B.; Lamprecht, W. SECOND ROW: Lawrence, A.; Harris, M.; Pullin, T.; Hollan, J.; Burns, J.; Young, R. THIRD ROW: Blaschke, C; Sugarek, F.; Orchard, J.; Miller, R.; Gingrich, L.; Gage, A.; Young, M. The San-Re-Bee Hometown Club is composed of students from San Patricio, Refugio, and Bee counties. The purpose of this club is to unite students from these counties and to provide social recreation and activities for these students. 363 SNYDER, WO UETCU N CLUB President J. V. CHAPMAN Although the Snyder Hometown Club has been in existence for only two years, it has been a vital part of the life of its members. This year saw an increase in membership and the formation of a parents organ¬ ization to give the club support from home. The club promotes interest in Aggieland for boys from Snyder and the surrounding area. FIRST ROW: Holmes; Chapman; Guy; Dyer; Mosley. SECOND ROW: Merritt; Hargrove; Shifflett; McDonald. SOUTH PLAINS WO UBTOW CLUB group of men gets together for rides , _i • i x a FIRST ROW: Hobbinga, Padgett, McGalliard, Wilkerson. SECOND ROW: Smith, Brown, home and social functions on campus. An- Harbin, Zwolinski, Peterson, McWalters, Cavendish, Marion, Loe. nually the organization holds a Christmas Dance in the Lubbock area. The Club also participates in High-school Day activities. 364 £FRJN£ BRANCH HOMETOWN CLUB The Spring Branch Hometown Club is composed of members from the Spring Branch, Memorial Drive Area of Houston. The Club is mainly a social organization to strengthen companionship of Aggies from these areas. Dur¬ ing the year the club organized various social events and sponsored a representative to the Cotton Pageant. FIRST ROW: Mills, B.; Hunter, R. D.; Hunter, D. T.; Karrer, D. L; Henderson, E. J.; Rye P. G.; Anderson, J. E.; Campbell, B. D. SECOND ROW: Kennedy, T. H.; Pirkle, P. S.; Frank, J. H.; Potter, ChH.; Nichols, J. B.; Barker, D. E.; Jenkins, J. J. THIRD ROW: Dunkerley, R.; Buchwald, J. G.; Bade, E. W.; Wilks, G.; Thomas, R.; Packer, D.; O ' Keefe, D. President C. L. KARRER TWRKANA HOMETOWN CLUB Sweetheart MRS. RICHARD PETERSON The Texarkana Hometown Club has served as a means of bringing Aggies from the Texarkana area together for the past 17 years. The meetings of the club are used for the discussion of news from home, discussion of different problems that arise, and the planning of social func¬ tions which are held both on campus and at home during the holidays. FIRST ROW: Sanders, J.; Stuckey, J.; Upchurch, J.; Peterson, D.; Morrow, J.; McAdams, M. SECOND ROW: James, E.; Cox, F.; Palmer, D.; Davis, A.; Fant, J.; Minx, H. THIRD ROW: Robbins, F,; Radican, B.; Thompson, R.; Rachel, R. FOURTH ROW: Emerson, B.; Comeland, R.; Procter, J.; Thompson, D.; Folsom, R. WCO-McLENIWJ COUNTY WO UETOU N CLUB -7 Sweetheart LINDA HOLDAR FIRST ROW: Dulock, R.; Lamb, E.; Wood, A.; Jarosz, K.; Keeling, R.; Nash, J.; Prickett, J.; Baker, K. SECOND ROW: Hancock, W. Petty, D.; Ferguson, B.; Dollins, J.; Chupik, S.; Megarity, T.; Gibson, D. THIRD ROW: Roming, L.; Hull, D.; Duty, D.; Pate, R.; Beckcom, E. The Waco Hometown Club is one of the most active hometown clubs on the campus. It serves as a means for the Aggies from the Waco area to gather and enjoy each other ' s company. WASWN TON COUNTV WO UETOU N CLUB FIRST ROW: Seker; Rohde; Brewer; Voekel; Kolkhorst; Deaver. SECOND ROW; Wilke, Heideman; Thredford; Winkel- mann; Rosenbaum; Wiesepape; Buck; Linnstaedter. The Washington County Hometown Club, through meetings and social activities which it holds throughout the year, helps to strengthen the bond of fellowship between Aggies from Washington County. The club also helps to inform high school students of the edu¬ cational opportunities at A AA. 366 Sweetheart DANA WOODWARD WR4R70N COUNTY (-fO U£TOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Donaldson, G.; Vacek, M.; Naiser, D.; Wilbeck, C.; Vacek, F. SECOND ROW: Fisher, H.; Richards, T.; Allen, C.; Hlavinka, J. THIRD ROW: Nilson, J.; Korenek, E.; Wilbeck, G.; Vecera, F.; Korenek, K. President A. C. WILBECK A social organization for fellowship and recreation of the students from the Wharton area, the club strives to strengthen the com¬ panionship of its members both on and off campus. The club is also instrumental in en¬ couraging high school seniors to attend A M, acquainting the beginning freshmen with the activities on campus, and giving them the in¬ centive needed for college life. WICHHA fALLC NO UBTOU ' N CLUB As in past years, the Wichita Falls Club has been active this year. One of the social events sponsored by this club is the Annual All-College Dance in Wichita Falls. One of the more active clubs on the campus, this club is composed of men from the North-Texas area. FIRST ROW: Tole, G.; Cline, J.; Rundell, W.; Wills, H.; Ward, K.; Meyers, F. SECOND ROW: James, L; Burrus, J.; Cooper, R.; Gilbert, M.; Perry, C.; Bowers, J.; Fowler, D.; Wills, N.; Supercinski, F.; Fowler, D. President W. K. RUNDELL 367 IMU4A US0N COUNTY i-TO UETOWN CLUB The Williamson County Hometown Club includes Aggies from Taylor, Georgetown, Thorndale, Thrall, Granger, Hutts, Rice ' s Cross¬ ing, and other neighboring communities. The club binds these students together for soda 1 functions, parties, co-operation with the Mothers Club, and evenings of fellowship on the campus. Each year the club sweetheart is entered in the Cotton Page ant. Other activities spon¬ sored by the club are Aggie Dances at the end of each semester, Aggie Muster, and keeping others informed about our school. FIRST ROW: Albert, W.; Simank, M.; Mikus, D.; Albert, C; Rhoades, N.; David, A. SECOND ROW: Ihms, O.; Kauffman, J.; Whittenberg, P.; Johnson, B.; Oman, R.; Martin, V.; Martin, C.; Blackman, J.; Hanusch, J.; Johnson, L; Limmer, B. Sweetheart DARLENE LACKEY RO UETOWN CLUB FIRST ROW: Green, R.; Talarek, W.; Stahl, K.; Jablonski, T.; Reitz, J.; Maccaferri, D. SECOND ROW: Longnecker, C; Sazani, J.; Fidler, S.; Clancy, E.; Winkle, F. THIRD ROW: Kowalewski, L.; Ronco, F.; Turmey, S.; Stengel, G.; Riggs, A.; Smith, R. As a social organization of long standing at the A M College of Texas, the Yankee Hometown Club this year began a drive which will carry it to the peak of campus recognition both as a service organi¬ zation and as an institution of relaxation and satis¬ faction for its active members. Under a new set of officers, the club conducted a campaign to reinterest waning members and to attract non-members. It. Col. Smith was the competent sponsor of the club. The year was highlighted by parties, the best being the annual club party in Waco. Miss Joan Louise Ful¬ ton of Dallas was chosen as the club sweetheart. She was outstanding among the bevy of beautiful candi¬ dates submitted by our club members. 368 Sweetheart JOAN L. FULTON BOSOUE COUIMTV President LEE POWELL This club provides an opportunity for Aggies from Bosque County to maintaiin closer ties with each other and with their home county. It also serves as a means for informing! high school students of the opportunities which an education at Texas A M can offer. Representatives of the club visit each senior class in the county inviting the boys to High School Day. This year ' s membership, 26, is the largest ever. Dr. Ben Cook served as sponsor, and was very active and helpful. A new social event was introduced this year and we hope it, the Easter picnic, wifi coin- tinue. BLUC COUNTY FIRST ROW; Paveflka; Molveek; Simpson.; Stoffregenr. SECOND ROW; Springer; Almand; Cox; Clay. Located in the heart of the old cattle country, Elllis County has a reputation for a strong and healthy population. Among the County ' s better organizations is the Ellis County Hometown Club. The club sponsors many activities, among these are parties held during vacations and holidays. 36? FEDERATION OF l XAC ASM COLLET MOTHERS CLUBS NEW OFFICERS New officers for the Federation of A AA Mothers Clubs have been announced for 1963-64. The new president is Mrs. John G. Frank of Houston, FRONT ROW, center. Other officers include (left to right) Mrs. Carroll W. Cox, Beaumont, vice-president at large; Mrs. Earl Rudder, honorary president; Mrs.. M. T. Harrington, honorary president; Mrs. H. E. Dew, Tyler, first vice-president. BACK ROW: Mrs. Joe J. Scalise, Houston, corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. O. McMahan, Dallas, third vice-president; Mrs. Joe Ashy, Beaumont, recording secretary; Mrs. J. C. McLaughlin, Bryan, fourth vice-president; Mrs. Kurt Monier, San Antonio, parlia¬ mentarian; Mrs. W. A. Prewitt Jr., Temple, treasurer; Mrs. Fred L. McGinn, Abilene, fifth vice-president; Mrs. John Beasley, Austin, second vice-president. Missing from the photograph is Mrs. Reba Hataway, Lufkin, historian. The first A M Mothers Club was organized in Dallas in 1922 by Mrs. H. L. Peoples. As other clubs were formed over the state the Federation of Texas A M Mothers Clubs was organized in 1929 with Mrs. F. L. Thomas of Bryan as the first president. At present the Federation is composed of fifty local Mothers Clubs throughout the Lone Star State with a total of 2,415 mem¬ bers. It is the primary purpose of the A M Mothers Clubs to contribute to the welfare of their sons in A M College and to cooperate with the College in aiding their sons and A M College in any way that may be deemed acceptable. Some of their activities in¬ clude awards to the Corps of Cadets contributions to scholarships, and contributions to the College Hospital and Student Loan Fund. 371 VMARJLLO OFFICERS MRS. PAT MOON ______________ MRS. V. W. FANDRICH . MRS. WARREN LEE ____________ MRS. P. R. NICHOLS _________ MRS. A. A. ALEXANDER _________________ President .. First Vice-President Second Vice-President „ Third Vice-President Fourth Vice-President MRS. ROLAND WARD .... MRS. C. G. DYE ............... MRS. JAMES T. BUTLER MRS. A. O. GRAHAM .. MRS. A. M. HUGHLETT . ________ Fifth Vice-President ________ Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary .......................... Treasurer _______________________ Historian MRS. JACOB NICHOLSON Parliamentarian ROSTER Mrs. A. A. Alexander Mrs. Selvin Allen Mrs. James T. Butler Mrs. Joseph Bonner Mrs. O. N. Chandler Mrs. F. G. Collard Mrs. W. B. Condren Mrs. F. D. Cope Mrs. Donald Lee Drow Mrs. W. W. DeVaney Mrs. C. O. Dodson Mrs. C. G. Dye Mrs. Foister Ellison Mrs. V. W. Fandrich Mrs. A. O. Graham Mrs. Reagan C. Hinnant Mrs. Carl Hill, Jr. Mrs. Joe Hill Mrs. O. D. Howard Mrs. Floyd Hufines Mrs. A. M. Hughlett Mrs. K. F. Johnson Mrs. Joe D. LaCrone Mrs. Warren G. Lee Mrs. M. G. McCauley Mrs. C. B. Marsh Mrs. Frank M. Matthews Mrs. Manley McGill Mrs. W. J. Meyer Mrs. Pat Moon Mrs. J. C. Morrison Mrs. P. R. Nichols Mrs. Jacob Nicholson Mrs. C. E. Nix Mrs. Chester Park Mrs. F. R. Parker Mrs. Fred Potter Mrs. L. M. Reeves Mrs. E. A. Riner Mrs. W. T. Robbins Mrs. Donald H. Rose Mrs. R. L. Roseberry Mrs. E. L. Sheppard Mrs. C. E. Sadler Mrs. Floyd Sloan Mrs. Edith Thomas Mrs. Hiram Sloan Mrs. R. G. Sneed Mrs. Roland Ward Mrs. D. V. Wible Mrs. Ted R. Wade Mrs. Stanley E. Weathers Mrs. Frank White Mrs. Hazel Swink Mrs. Bess Alexander Mrs. Ellis Thomas President MRS. PAT MOON 372 AB(LEN£ BAVARIA OFFICERS MRS. LEROY CLONINGER President MRS. W. M. WINNETTE Vice-President MRS. L. B. DAMPMAN Secretary MRS. ELWOOD FISHER Treasurer MRS. S. M. SHARP Historian and Reporter MRS. LEONARD JENNINGS Hospitality 373 BAYTOWN BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Harry Garner, Mrs. Grace Gore, Mrs. Adrien Droullhet, Mrs. J. W. Thurman, Mrs. C. H. Tipton, Mrs. Carl Contella, Mrs. E. R. Rutledge, Mrs. W. G. Mettke, Mrs. J. A. Pridmore, Mrs. A. G. Ragin, Mrs. J. L. Bridges, Mrs. W. H. Powers. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Harrison, Mrs. G. T. Atkins, Mrs. Alvie Nance, Mrs. John Becka, Mrs. H. L. Wert, Mrs. Doyce Killingsworth, Mrs. C. F. Ruckman, Mrs. John Leslie, Mrs. V. A. Pursley. BBAU UONT OFFICERS MRS. BUFORD KOEHLER . . . President MRS. E. J. SWAIN . . . Vice-President at Large MRS. A. N. WALTON . . . First Vice-President MRS. J. D. DESHOTELS . . . Second Vice-President MRS. RALPH HAWKINS . . . Third Vice-President MRS. BEDFORD COCKRELL . . . Recording Secretary MRS. C. H. COAKLEY MRS. WARD McCOWN . . . Corresponding Secretary MRS. C. A. KIKER . . . Treasurer MRS. SAM BRRANCO . . . Historian MRS. J. P. CRAIGEN . . . Chaplain MRS. C. J. CURTIS . . . Parliamentarian MRS. R. D. COLLEY . . . Civic Coordinator . Publicity 374 BRAZOS COUNTY BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. O. J. Moss, Mrs. Ernest Langford, Mrs. H. T. Johns, Mrs. F. G. McGuire, Mrs. Don Young, Mrs. Fred Benson, Mrs. K. L. Nelsor Mrs. A. E. Cronk, Mrs. V. B. Clark, Mrs. J. E. Roberts, Mrs. W. W. Mills, Mrs. Ellis Smith, Mrs. Layton Gregg, Mrs. L. A. Maddox, Mrs. T. L. Elder, Mrs. Marion Pugh, Mrs. H. E. Conner. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Earl Rudder, Mrs. E. L. Williams, Mrs. Joe Varisco, Mrs. W. S. McCulley, Mrs. J. C. McLaughlin, Mrs. John Barton, Mrs. F. F. Brison, Mrs. M. T. Flarrington. £ALVB£TON OFFICERS MRS. T. F. MARLING President MRS. MARIE KAMPE 1 st Vice-President MRS. JOHN SULLIVAN 2nd Vice-President MRS. J. W. ARMSTRONG 3rd Vice-President MRS. LUKE ROSSI 4th Vice-President MRS. A. A. BOWERS Program Director MRS. JEAN BASHOR Secretary MRS. P. J. MARABELLA Treasurer 375 CORPUS CWRiSH ROSTER Mrs. R. E. Anderson, Jr. Mrs. A. V. Ash Mrs. O. F. Atkins Mrs. J. R. Bacon Mrs. R. D. Bates Mrs. A. C. Blakely Mrs. Brunkenhoefer (W. F.) Mrs. J. P. Burney Mrs. H. W. Campbell Mrs. E. R. Cantwell Mrs. C. D. Christian Mrs. Fred Cole Mrs. Jack E. Collier Mrs. R. N. Conolly Mrs. J. W. Cuiper Mrs. J. J. Custer Mrs. Sam N. Davidson Mrs. C. M. Delomel Mrs. R. P. Devine Mrs. I. M. Dietz, Jr. Mrs. D. Douglas Mrs. A. Dwarshus Mrs. E. E. Elzner Mrs. R. L. Ferris Mrs. H. F. Goodenough Mrs. Henry W. Greene Mrs. John K. Halloran Mrs. J. R. Hamilton Mrs. Lloyd Hansard, Jr. Mrs. H. E. Hartsell Mrs. S. L. Hicklin Mrs. Gene M. Holden Mrs. Robert E. Holley Mrs. Glenn R. Hotchkiss Mrs. B. G. Hubner Mrs. John H. Use Mrs. D. B. Johnson Mrs. Foster E. Kemp Mrs. Calvin Massey Mrs. B. P. Matelske Mrs. E. W. McGlothlin Mrs. Claude L. McGregor Mrs. H. A. McNally Mrs. D. B. Meadows Mrs. Charles Mella Mrs. Jack Miller Mrs. W. S. Minor, Jr. Mrs. H. F. Nast Mrs. J. W. Nelms Mrs. T. P. O ' Brien Mrs. Arnold Ocker Mrs. P. S. Peck Mrs. Lou Pettit Mrs. Myrtle Pickett Mrs. C. Logan Rankin Mrs. W, J. Riley Mrs. J. F. Robinson Mrs. G. Y. Rogers Mrs. Lee Roth Mrs. M. R. Schroeder Mrs. Wesley Seale Mrs. Wayne G. Siegelin Mrs. F. J. Staff Mrs. George Stein Mrs. S. A. Teasley Mrs. W. A. Theis Mrs. Penrod Thornton Mrs. Roger D. Workman Mrs. O. P. Volk President MRS. ARNOLD OCKER OFFICERS MRS. ARNOLD OCKER ...... MRS. R. D. BATES ............ MRS. JACK COLLIER ........ MRS. IRVING M. DIETZ, JR. MRS. JOHN K. HALLORAN _______________________ President Vice-President at Large ______ First Vice-President ... Second Vice-President ______ Third Vice-President MRS. ROBERT E. HOLLEY _____ MRS. CLAUDE L. McGREGOR MRS. GLENN R. HOTCHKISS ... MRS. J. W. NELMS _____________ MRS. S. L. HICKLIN __________ _____ Recording Secretary ________________________ Treasurer Corresponding Secretary ............. Parliamentarian ........................ Historian DAUAC ROSTER Mrs. Glenn C. Adams Mrs. Leamon D. Adams Mrs. James M. Allman Mrs. Richard R. Atkinson Mrs. Leroy A. Balser Mrs. Celus V. Baxter Mrs. Oscar E. Bergstrom Mrs. Theodore Bernard Mrs. Driscoe L. Bertillion Mrs. Roscoe A. Betz Mrs. R. A. Biggs Mrs. Cecil A. Blakely Mrs. Roy C. Booker Mrs. G. G. Box Mrs. Marvin E. 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Hawkes Mrs. Albert F. Hibbs Mrs. John M. Hoffman Mrs. Charles I. Holliman Mrs. Ernest R. Holloway Mrs. Richard C. Hoppers Mrs. Robert J. Horstmeier Mrs. Clyde W. Howard, Jr. Mrs. Hubert L. Jackson Mrs. Walter H. E. Jamison Mrs. R ichard P. Jeffrey, Sr. Mrs. Mac W. Jeffus Mrs. Theron E. Johnsey Mrs. Charles S. Johnson, Jr. Mrs. John Charles Johnson Mrs. Clyde P. Jones Mrs. Raymond E. Jones Mrs. Gail W. Kemp Mrs. Odus C. Kerley Mrs. Lloyd S. Kimble Mrs. William E. King Mrs. Emil J. Leidolf Mrs. Walter F. Lott Mrs. Charles E. Lundy Mrs. Haywood W. Lusk Mrs. W. S. Malhiot Mrs. Charles Marr Mrs. Albert J. Marshall Mrs. Dorsey H. Mathias Mrs. John B. McClure, Jr. Mrs. James P. McFarland Mrs. Dennis L. McGill Mrs. Lloyd B. McGinnis Mrs. Need H. McGown Mrs. J. O. McMahan Mrs. David M. Melcer Mrs. J. Dale Melton Mrs. Marlin H. Miller Mrs. Stewart M. Miller Mrs. Homer M. Moore Mrs. Maurice E. Moore Mrs. Allen P. Morris Mrs. Jack A. Morris, Jr. Mrs. Joe H. Mosby Mrs. Hal M. Moseley Mrs. Alex B. 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Vaughan Mrs. Norman H. Venette Mrs. Paul G. Wallace Mrs. James L. Weatherby Mrs. Henry C. Worth Mrs. Henry W. Whetsel Mrs. Delbert W. Whitaker Mrs. Hugh T. White Mrs. Marjorie S. White Mrs. Albert S. Williams Mrs. Darrell E. Williams Mrs. J. T. Williams, Jr. Mrs. Joseph Wallace Williams Mrs. Marshall P. Wilson Mrs. Marion E. Wolfe Mrs. Weldon H. Wooldridge Mrs. A. Sidney Wright ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mrs. L. Warren Baker Mrs. Jessie Bonnet Mrs. E. Allen Brown Mrs. Olin S. Brown Mrs. George T. Brundrett Mrs. Gates Collier Mrs. J. H. Cook Mrs. J. D. Ellis Mrs. Oscar Gleiser President MRS. J. L. McMAHAN Mrs. Tom C. Groves Mrs. Mayer H. Halff Mrs. Charles C. Hamilton Mrs. Paul F. Harris Mrs. Chester W. Heda ' erman Mrs. Alden J. Herron Mrs. Otto W. Hoernig, Sr. Mrs. John J. Janak Mrs. Edward L. Kennedy Mrs. A. V. Kinslow Mrs. James S. Klink Mrs. William C. Longuist Mrs. Charlie A. Madden Mrs. Le Von Massengale Mrs. Allan W. Newberry Mrs. Hillery Lee Peoples Mrs. Eugene H. Pond Mrs. Stanley E. Przada Mrs. Arthur G. Rainey Mrs. L. H. Ridout, Jr. Mrs. Wanie W. Schnabel Mrs. Harry Utay Mrs. J. T. Williams 377 F0RTW0R7R ROSTER Mrs. M. M. Alexander Mrs. D. L. Kilpatrick Mrs. A. Bailin Mrs. D. R. Kirk Mrs. J. B. Baker Mrs. C. W. Koonce Mrs. R. L. Barlow Mrs. D. W. Kraybill Mrs. M. M. Barnard Mrs. Sim Lake Mrs. G. T. Bates Mrs. E. W. Langston Mrs. N. W. Beard Mrs. F. A. Lathrop Mrs. R. Becera Mrs. G. D. Latimer Mrs. R. P. Bechler Mr;. B. L. Lester Mrs. W. G. Best Mrs. C. M. Lewis Mrs. L. C. Birch Mrs. R. W. McCleskey Mrs. L. V. Birge Mrs. R. E. McHam Mrs. M. Blanton Mrs. J. C. McKee Mrs. R. E. Boswell Mrs. E. C. McLendon Mrs. C. C. Brewer Mrs. 1. E. McWhirter Mrs. W. P. Buckellew Mrs. J. D. Mann Mrs. W. D. Buis Mrs. E. J. Mayberry Mrs. E. D. Button Mrs. A. J. Meals Mrs. J. H. Caswell Mrs. K. Mitchell Mrs. T. H. Christopher Mrs. F. T. Murray Mrs. W. C. Cleveland Mrs. C. L. Parkin Mrs. R. L. Climie Mrs. E. Pearce Mrs. H. B. Cobb Mrs. H. H. Pendery Mrs. C. E. Cook Mrs. R. D. Perry Mrs. M. H. Cook Mrs. H. M. Philpot Mrs. L. B. Conder Mrs. G. W. Prentiss Mrs. J. D. Casta Mrs. R. W. Price Mrs. E. J. Creider Mrs. A. H. Record Mrs. Raymond Creswell Mrs. P. R. Reeves Mrs. J. D. Crill Mrs. G. W. Reynolds Mrs. J. W. Crouch Mrs. J. B. Riddle Mrs. E. Day Mrs. R. W. Robson Mrs. R. B. Darmon Mrs. E. D. Rogers Mrs. M. H. Dean Mrs. B. Sandlin Mrs. A. R. de Villeneuve Mrs. O. E. Schrickel Mrs. W. H. Dover Mrs. T. N. Shults Mrs. J. E. Dugan Mrs. M. N. Simons Mrs. R. E. Elmore Mrs. T. H. Small Mrs. J. B. Erisman Mrs. R. C. Sparks Mrs. J. M. Estes Mrs. G. W. Staples Mrs. E. A. Farley Mrs. J. R. Stoker Mrs. C. B. Floyd Mrs. M. Stokes Mrs. R. C. Gage Mrs. R. L. Stokes Mrs. W. T. George Mrs. H. B. Stovall Mrs. D. M. Glassford Mrs. W. H. Stumbo Mrs. C. G. Gomez Mrs. A. J. Sullivan Mrs. R. L. Greene Mrs. L. Sullivan Mrs. P. H. Gudgen Mrs. M. F. Sumpter Mrs. W. M. Hall Mrs. L. E. Sweatman Mrs. G. Harris Mrs. J. T. Threadgill Mrs, E. H. Harrison Mrs. E. A. Tores Mrs. Hattaway Mrs. F. J. Vaughan Mrs. C. B. Head Mrs. C. J. Vitek Mrs. O. C. Hix Mrs. G. Vittetoe Mrs. F. Holcomb Mrs. K. J. Warren Mrs. N. Hoskins Mrs. A. A. Watts Mrs. V. E. Jett Mrs. C. D. Whaley Mrs. J. P. Jones Mrs. D. B. Wheeler Mrs. J. W. Jordan Mrs. R. J. Whittington Mrs. M. P. Joseph Mrs. C. A. Wilson Mrs. T. B. Kelso Mrs. C. C. Wright Mrs. Kendrick, B. C. Mrs. W. W. Wright President MRS. TRAVIS SMALL OFFICERS MRS. TRAVIS SMALL ........................................................ President MRS. R. E. BOSWELI________________________________ Vice-President at Large MRS. J. B. RIDDLE ___________________________________________________ Chaplain MRS. M. M. ALEXANDER ________________________________ First Vice-President MRS. W. W. WRIGHT ------------------------------- Second Vice-President MRS. A. H. RECORD -------------------------------- Third Vice-President MRS. L. C. BIRCH ----------------------------------- Fourth Vice-President MRS. W. T. GEORGE ______________________________ Fifth Vice-President MRS. F. A. LATHROP ----------------------- Sixth Vice-Presdient MRS. C. C. BREWER---------------------------------Seventh Vice-President MRS. G. W. PRENTISS ------------------------- Recording Secretary MRS. C. J. VITEK ................................ Corresponding Secretary MRS. E. D. ROGERS ______________________________________ ____________ Treasurer MRS. JOSEPH MANN ______________________________________________ Publicity MRS. ROLAND WHITTINGTON ________________________________ Historian MRS. E. H. HARRISON ________________________________ Parliamentarian MRS. ALBERT BAILIN _____________________________________ Transportation 378 HOUSTON OFFICERS MRS. JOE J. SCALISE ______ MRS. DOUGLAS F. EDMAN MRS. K. L. NELSON .............. MRS. E. O. DAVIS _____________ MRS. M. C. WALLA _________ ........................................ President ................ Vice-President at Large ......................... First Vice-President .................. Second Vice-President _____________________ Third Vice-President MRS. HANK DAUGHERTY _____________ MRS. J. B. HOUSTON ............................................... Fourth Vice-President MRS. L. R. DAILEY ................................................................ Fifth Vice-President MRS. L. N. WRIGHT ............................................................. Recording Secretary MRS. E. B. DURRENBERGER ............................................ Corresponding Secretary MRS. L. A. CRAPITTO ............................................................................... Treasurer ___________________________________ Parliamentarian ROSTER Mrs. R. R. Aardal Mrs. A. A. Dunn Mrs. C. H. Aiken Mrs. E. B. Durrenberger Mrs. R. Aikman Mrs. N. C. Dyer Mrs. C. Anthaume Mrs. H. S. Eddings Mrs. J. F. Anthony Mrs. D. F. Edman Mrs. W. J. Armstrong Mrs. E. V. Ellis Mrs. B. L. Arrington Mrs. E. W. Ely Mrs. J. H. Atkins Mrs. M. W. Fallin Mrs. M. A. Atwell Mrs. H. E. Fischer Mrs. C. R. Axtell Mrs. L. C. Fisher Mrs. L. D. Bade Mrs. D. P. Fite Mrs. W. H. Badger Mrs. A. M. Foster Mrs. J. B. Baker Mrs. J. G. Frank Mrs. J. F. Baker Mrs. V. M. Frank Mrs. G. W. Bamberg Mrs. D. C. Franssn Mrs. W. E. Bammel Mrs. G. B. Freeman Mrs. T. N. Barber Mrs. M. O. Freeman Mrs. J. M. Baranski Mrs. A. H. Frels Mrs. F. J. Barr Mrs. L. D. Gager Mrs. M. A. Barrileaux Mrs. E. R. Godkin Mrs. T. O. Batson Mrs. J. A. Golasinski Mrs. W. R. Belcher Mrs. M. Goldfarb Mrs. H. W. Bennett Mrs. C. F. Goulas Mrs. W. C. Bickers Mrs. W. H. Green Mrs. J. Blair Mrs. W. O. Green Mrs. C. Bollfrass Mrs. R. P. Gregory Mrs. R. Bond Mrs. W. E. Gregory Mrs. E. B. Boyer Mrs. A. M. Gruy Mrs. C. O. Braffett Mrs. M. C. Halbert Mrs. H. S. Brannen Mrs. E. N. Hall Mrs. H. W. Brock Mrs. C. J. Hamilton Mrs. C. W. Brooks Mrs. C. V. Harp Mrs. C. J. Buchwald Mrs. A. L. Harrington Mrs. F. F. Bullock Mrs. J. W. Hart Mrs. A. J. Burke Mrs. D. 1. Harvey Mrs. J. Burke Mrs. J. E. Heibel Mrs. V. G. Burns Mrs. R. Helton Mrs. S. D. Camp Mrs. B. A. Hennessay Mrs. B. L. Carbo Mrs. M. H. Hereford Mrs. G. E. Carlson Mrs. G. A. Herrin Mrs. R. T. Cavanaugh Mrs. J. B. Houston Mrs. E. Cavassas Mrs. T. D. Hudler Mrs. J. A. Cervenka Mrs. P. C. Hudson Mrs. E. V. Chambliss Mrs. W. B. Hudson Mrs. E. H. Chastang Mrs. J. W. Hull Mrs. D. D. Clinton Mrs. J. B. Humber Mrs. V. P. Coco Mrs. J. L. Ibison Mrs. S. J. Couvillion Mrs. H. B. Jacobson Mrs. L. A. Crapitto Mrs. J. R. Jaris Mrs. L. Crawford Mrs. F. N. John Mrs. L. R. Dailey Mrs. J. C. Johnson Mrs. W. M. Danzler Mrs. H. M. Jones Mrs. H. J. Daugherty Mrs. J. T. Jones Mrs. F. Daughtry Mrs. P. L. Karrer Mrs. E. O. Davis Mrs. A. 1. Keese Mrs. J. A D i 11 a rd Mrs. T. F. P. Kelly Mrs. J. A. Dimock Mrs. M. H. Kieschnick Mrs. T. E. Dossey Mrs. W. Kistner Mrs. B. H. Draemer Mrs. J. F. Kleemeier Mrs. A. J. Koinm Mrs. C.J. Rowley Mrs. A. L. Laird Mrs. W. H. Ray Mrs. W. E. Lamm Mrs. W. H. Raymond Mrs. G. A. LaValle Mrs. L. Reel Mrs. C. L. Leach Mrs. C. V. Reynolds Mrs. G. Leach Mrs. H. G. Roesler Mrs. E. O. LeBoeuf Mrs. R. M. Rutledge Mrs. A. C. Ledere Mrs. H. Ryan Mrs. F. Lee Mrs. S. A. Salitross Mrs. L. L. Lee Mrs. V. A. Sampson Mrs. G. Leigh Mrs. J. J. Scalise Mrs. H. C. Linonick Mrs. J. A. Schillaci Mrs. F. G. Lopez Mrs. T. Schiwetz Mrs. R. W. Lott Mrs. D. H. Schuenemann Mrs. D. W. May Mrs J. C. Seale Mrs. R. W. Lynch Mrs. M. C. Seay Mrs. W. T. Mayfield Mrs. F. B. Seerden Mrs. T. J. McDonald Mrs. P. Segura Mrs. H. McLeod Mrs. L. F. Serres Mrs. R. P. McNal ly Mrs. P. F. Shinsky Mrs. G. Mehaffey Mrs. G. H. Smith Mrs. S. A. Merrill Mrs. J. L. Smith Mrs. M. S. Metz Mrs. J. D. Smith Mrs. L. A. Miears Mrs. L. C. Smith Mrs. L. C. Mills Mrs. P. A. Smith Mrs. W. C. Mills Mrs. T. M. Smith Mrs. L. K. Mitchell Mrs. G. Sorenson Mrs. F. 1. Mobley Mrs. W. L. Stanton Mrs. J. A. Moore Mrs. W. D. Stine Mrs. J. L. Moore Mrs. J. M. Stovall Mrs. C. W. Moores Mrs. R. L. Sveter Mrs. J. Morgan Mrs. J. B. Swank Mrs. D. Murphee Mrs. J. H. Talbott Mrs. M. A. Murphy Mrs. J. F. Thompson Mrs. C. F. Murray Mrs. B. O. Timmerman Mrs. J. Musacchia Mrs. Ed. Todd Mrs. C. Myers Mrs. F. L. Tovey Mrs. V. L. Naron Mrs. S. L. Traysolina Mrs. T. A. Navarro Mrs. R. L. Trimble Mrs. K. L. Nelson Mrs. C. A. Turner Mrs. R. D. Nelson Mrs. J. Van Alstyne Mrs. D. M. Nichols Mrs. J. W. Van Bibber Mrs. R. C. Noerr Mrs. D. F. Van Cleve Mrs. K. G. Nordquist Mrs. O. Veselda Mrs. G. E. Norwood Mrs. H. J. Vickers Mrs. M. E. Noster Mrs. M. C. Walla Mrs. W. F. Noxon Mrs. W. J. Ward Mrs. J. H. O ' Conner Mrs. 1. G. Watkins Mrs. R. H. O’leary Mrs. L. A. Weaver Mrs. J. H. Papas Mrs. B. T. Wehner Mrs. E. V. Parker Mrs. C. R. Westmoreland Mrs. F. Parker Mrs. J. S. Westmoreland Mrs. A. P. Peden Mrs. J. C. Wheeler Mrs. E. H. Peterson Mrs. N. H. Whitehurst Mrs. K. E. Petri Mrs. R. D. Wilbanks Mrs. G. Pollard Mrs. W. E. Wilks Mrs. R. R. Porter Mrs. J. E. Wray Mrs. C. E. Powell Mrs. G. D. Wright Mrs. R. B. Powell Mrs. L. N. Wright Mrs. O. 1. Rader Mrs. P. L. Young Mrs. W. F. Ralph Mrs. L. J. Sappe .JASPER, COUNTY LAREDO 380 PACADENA OFFICERS MRS. A. B. JOHNSON . . . President MRS. C. E. POWITZKY . . . Vice-President at Large MRS. R. E. KNOTT . . . First Vice-President MRS. J. A. SMITH . . . Second Vice-President MRS. L. R. GAINES . . . Third Vice-President MRS. O. L. JAMISON . . . Fourth Vice-President MRS. W. A. WALLACE . . . Fifth Vice-President MRS. EMOGENE BUNKLEY . . . Sixth Vice-President MRS. D. L. McMURRAY . . . Secretary MRS. R. J. DYAR . . . Treasurer MRS. J. A. SMITH . . . Parliamentarian MRS. J. M. BARLOW . . . Historian PORTARTWUR OFFICERS MRS. DON WIGGINS . . . President MRS. W. A. GIROUAND . . . Secretary MRS. T. B. ELLIASON . . . Treasurer MRS. J. E. RICHARD . . . First Vice-President MRS. O. D. JAMES MRS. W. E. GIBBONS . . . Second Vice-President MRS. E. E. MARCONTELL . . . Third Vice-President MRS. M. E. ERRVIN . . . Fourth Vice-President MRS. JANE QUEREAU . . . Corresponding Secretary . . Historian 381 RJO GRANDE VALLEY OFFICERS MRS. GEORGE SCHULGEN MRS. J. M. HOOKE .............. MRS. RALPH BAUCUM .......... MRS. AMBRIO REYNA ........ MRS. RALPH STEVEN ... ...... MRS. EDWIN LaGRANGE .. MRS. E. E. JOHNSON ...... MRS. A. V. PETERSON ... MRS. NORMAN SLUIS _______ MRS. WELDON BLACKWELL MRS. CLARENCE RYDL _____ _________________________ President .. Vice-President at Large __________ First Vice-President ____ Second Vice-President ....... Third Vice-President ______ Fourth Vice-Presidnt ______ Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary _______________________ Treasurer .. Historian and Publicity ............... Parliamentarian President MRS. GEORGE SCHULGEN THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. J. Murray Hooke, Mrs. Lome S. Hamme, Mrs. H. L. Davis, Mrs. Fred Mika, Mrs. T. R. Stevens, Mrs. B. M. Odom, Mrs. H. G. Valerius, Mrs. Ralph Baucum, Mrs. Ambiro Reyna, Mrs. R. T. Margo, Mrs. J. L. Knight, Mrs. M. N. McKaughan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. D. J. Madden, Mrs. R. P. Bayne, Mrs. A. D. Brumley, Mrs. Earl Belcher, Mrs. N. W. Crow, Mrs. Enrico Buffo, Mrs. Ray McDonald, Mrs. J. P. Brown, Mrs. D. Sotelo. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Clarence Rydl, Mrs. E. L. LaGrange, Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs. J. H. Holcomb, Mrs. Norman Sluis, Mrs. Bredo Christensen, Mrs. Donald C. Anderson, Mrs. George Schulgen. 382 £4N ANTONfO Mrs. Richard Adams Mrs. J. R. Alderman Mrs. C. D. Alley Mrs. C. P. Anderson Mrs. I. D. Anderson Mrs. E. P. Andrick Mrs. W. B. Anz Mrs. Chas. T. Aubin Mrs. J. F. Bailey Mrs. A. N. Baldarrama Mrs. R. N. Baldarrama Mrs. J. S. B allard Mrs. H. L. Barrows Mrs. D. Bartoskewitz Mrs. E. H. Bauer Mrs. Merrick Bayer Mrs. W. M. Binford Mrs. J. F. Blair Mrs. J. C. Booker Mrs. Margaret Bowman Mrs. Max Brand Mrs. W. S. Brashears Mrs. E. E. Braun Mrs. E. P. Braunig Mrs. J. Brink Mrs. J. D. Briseno Mrs. S. R. Brooks Mrs. F. A Bulgawicz Mrs. Jack Burks Mrs. N. M. Camera Mrs. E. D. Cardiel Mrs. S. E. Carpenter Mrs. T. E. Carter Mrs. J. Casanova Mrs. Leopold Castanon Mrs. A. E. Chapa Mrs. N. M. Clifford Mrs. L. P. Cloud Mrs. E. W. Cockrell Mrs. Sam Collins Mrs. W. H. Collins Mrs. J. F. Copelin Mrs. Ernest Cortes Mrs. E. E. Cupit Mrs. Reynolds Deogado Mrs. David Diaz Mrs. C. F. Dibrell Mrs. E. J. Doerste Mrs. W. C. Dorn Mrs. A. J. Downey Mrs. Paul Dresser Mrs. Chas Drew Mrs. Rbt. Duncan Mrs. G. M. Earl Mrs. E. FI. Eickman Mrs. R. V. Ellis Mrs. H. B. Engelbert Mrs. J. R. Esparza Mrs. Tom Ewing Mrs. R. W. Fichtner Mrs. R. Fischer Mrs. FI. R. Freiling Mrs. V. V. Fritze Mrs. E. S. Fry Mrs. J. R. Gallegos Mrs. G. L. Garteider Mrs. M. FI. Gerber Mrs. Marviole Gill Mrs. C. N. Gillette Mrs. D. Gillis Mrs. J. G. Glodt Mrs. R. G. Gonzalez Mrs. S. J. Cranberry ROSTER Mrs. Lee Grant Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Greenwood Mrs. Mrs. M. Grimsinger Mrs. Mrs. W. P. Groff Mrs. Mrs. F. Gruen Mrs. Mrs. W. V. Grumbles Mrs. Mrs. F. W. Hachmann Mrs. Mrs. C. M. Hagle Mrs. Mrs. J. W. Hall Mrs. Mrs. G. C. Hartley Mrs. Mrs. J. A. Hasse Mrs. Mrs. GJ. Hausmann Mrs. Mrs. H. A. Heartwell Mrs. Mrs. B. E. Herold Mrs. Mrs. B. D. Herren Mrs. Mrs. A. L. Herring Mrs. Mrs. J. R. Herring Mrs. Mrs. E. F. Heusinger Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Hicks Mrs. Mrs. W. V. Hill Mrs. Mrs. D. Holditch Mrs. Mrs. A. J. Howard Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Howerton Mrs. Mrs. R. A. Hubbard Mrs. Mrs. A. F. Huffaker Mrs. Mrs. E. A. Jaeckle Mrs. Mrs. H. C. Janert Mrs. Mrs. R. O. Jenkins Mrs. Mrs. A. B. Johnson Mrs. Mrs. F. D. Jones Mrs. Mrs. D. R. Kass Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Keenan Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Kell Mrs. Mrs. F. F. Kelly Mrs. Mrs. W. F. Kendrick Mrs. Mrs. D. J. Kent Mrs. Mrs. F. A. Kiolbassa Mrs. Mrs N. M. Kirkes Mrs. Mrs. E. H. Kohutek Mrs. Mrs. C. L. Korbell Mrs. Mrs. Z. LaHood Mrs. Mrs. T. B. Land Mrs. Mrs. C. R. London Mrs. Mrs. E. B. Langhammer Mrs. Mrs. A. H. Laxson Mrs. Mrs. G. J. Lee Mrs. Mrs. W. B. Lee Mrs. Mrs. E. C. Lewis Mrs. Mrs. F. M. Lindsay Mrs. Mrs. E. S. Lorms Mrs. Mrs. G. Loudon Mrs. Mrs. L. P. Lutick Mrs. Mrs. G. P. Lybecker Mrs. Mrs. A. V. Macaluso Mrs. Mrs. Jack Malchoff Mrs. Mrs. H. J. Martin Mrs. Mrs. R. E. Martin Mrs. Mrs. A. D. Mayfield Mrs. Mrs. Jack Mayfield Mrs. Mrs. E. T. McBride Mrs. Mrs. H. C. McDonald Mrs. Mrs. R. D. McKeen Mrs. Mrs. D. F. McLean Mrs. Mrs. L. E. McQuinn Mrs. Mrs. Pat Milstead Mrs. Mrs. C. H. Molberg Mrs. Mrs. K. Monier Mrs. Mrs. G. J. Moore Mrs. Mrs. K. Monier Mrs. Mrs. G. J. Moore Mrs. Mrs. T. A. Murrah Mrs. Mrs. B. N. Myers Mrs. Mrs. J. A. Noake Mrs. C. E. Noonan F. B. O ' Donnell B. R. Olfers A. J. O ' Mara G. K. Orton A. E. Padilla F. Pearson P. H. Penn W. Penrod J. B. Perkins G. Persyn G. Pickett J. A. Polonis M. D. Potenza A. W. Peznecki C. F. Raba T. Ransdell J. J. Reilly E. C. Reyna S. Richmond V. L. Riley C. Rinard T. G. Riordan j. T. Roberts C. Rogers G. J. Rogers P. P. Rose Jack Rosenthal M. F. Schlather H. W. Schmid G. E. Schnabel A. Schoenemann W. Shenkir J. M. Singleton E. Smith S. W. Spence F. Springer H. C. Stanfield M. P. Steen J. E. Strait A. J. Strub G. J. Stryker E. A. Sueltenfuss 0. C. Swanson I. Swope L. E. Taubert A. Thompson C. D. Thompson M. Thompson L. E. Tingle L. J. Tolle L. M. Trainer 1. C. Trimble J. Van Dyke J. A. Van Hardeveld A. P. Vick P. M. Vilcoq M. V. Volluz S. M. Wallace E. B. Wells E. J. Wentworth O. A. West T. S. West M. T. Williams R. H. Williams T. M. Williams FI. M. Williams H. R. Willis G. Willmann W. B. Wilson Wulfe E. F. Zatopek N. FI. Zimmerman President MRS. EARL J. WENTWORTH CAM PArRfCfO OFFICERS MRS. C. H. MAYO ................................ President MRS. E. H. PULLIN ____________________ Vice-President MRS. W. BEYER ------------ Corresponding Secretary MRS. F. C. SCHMALSTIEG ___________________________________ Treasurer and Recording Secretary MRS. BEN MATULA ........ Historian and Reporter WOO- UcLEM MAN COUNTY OFFICERS MRS. GEORGE LOGAN MRS. E. C. PRICKETTE MRS. C. L. DICKERSON MRS. W. H. JOHNSON MRS. P. J. MIMS ........ MRS. A. G. WOOD ...... ........................................... President .................. Vice-President At Large ........................... First Vice-President ...................... Second Vice-President .......................... Third Vice-President ....................... Fourth Vice-President MRS. JACK O ' DELL .......................... MRS. J. L. HOLLEY ........................... MRS. W. L. KEELING .................... MRS. W. H. SMITH .......................... MRS. J. C. BRITAIN .................... MRS. W. D. BURTON .................... MRS. JUDGE GARDNER ................... ................................ Parliamentarian ........ Fifth Vice-President .................. Secretary Corresponding Secretary ------------------------ Treasurer ------------------------- Historian ..................... Scholarship 384 wicwna ralls OFFICERS AARS. GLENN TOLE ........... AARS. FRANK AAEYERS ....... AARS. J. D. FAULKENBERRY AARS. AAARION GREG G .... ......................................... President .......................... President at Large ......................... First Vice-President .................... Second Vice-President AARS. K. B. WOOD __________________________ AARS. T. E. BROOKS .......................... AARS. I. STUART .............................. AARS. E. C. WEAVER ......................... AARS. O. A. ROSS .............................. .......... Hostess Committee Chairman Third Vice-President ................. Secretary ................. Treasurer .................. Historian 385 OA SSES . . . each distinctive, yet all unified GARY L. BALSER Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; Associate Editor, Texas A M Engineer ; Junior Rep., Student Engineers Council—61-62; Senior Rep., Student Engineers Council— 62-63; Program Chairman, American Society of Civil Engineers; Town Hall Staff, 2 years; Bonfire Committee Chairman, 62; Distinguished Military Student; M.S.C. Leadership Conference, 62; Cabin Leader, A M Adjunct, 61; Dallas Hometown Club; Outstanding Freshmen, 1st Brig., 59-60; Outstanding Sophomore, 1st Brig., 60-61; Sgt. Major, 1st Brig., 61-62; Lt. Col., Corps Operations Officer, 62-63. WHO ' S WHO Ufo klMJ AiCOtMj Uldu iSttteS CtMid Colhcpt SHELDON J. BEST President Student Body, C. O. Squadron I, Ross Volunteers, Student Election Commission, Arts and Sciences Council, SWC Sportsmanship Committee, Leadership Conference, MSC Council, MSC Ap¬ preciation Award, Intercouncil Committee, Pan American Week Chairman, Newman Club, History Society, Semper Fidelis Society. WILLIAM T. BARNHART Corps Staff, Combined Band C. O., Vice-President Senior Court, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, IRE, Student Senate, Election Commission, YMCA Council, Distinguished Student, 12th Man Bowl, Bell County Hometown Club, Flying Kadets, MSC Radio Committee. 388 fSk r Each year approximately 750 colleges and universities recognize their outstanding seniors by naming them to WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. Scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurri¬ cular activities, citizenship and service to school, and campus popularity are considered by the nominating committee in choosing the few. To be in this select group, one must first be nominated by another student or a faculty member, have a grade point ratio of at least 1.5, and be scholastically qualified to be a senior. The qualifying candi¬ dates are placed before a board composed of students and faculty members and the most outstanding ones are selected. This year, Texas A M selected 37 students for this honor, which is one of the highest honors a college student can obtain. FRED K. BLACKARD Ross Volunteers; Interfaith Council, Civilian Student Council, Corps Chap- loin, Election Commission, Chapel Committee, Reserve Officer Association Award, Distinguished Military Student, President Aggie Honor Council, MSC Public Relations Committee, Bonfire Committee, Opportunity Awards Scholarship. GENE F. BROSSMANN General Motors Scholarship, Newman Club, Texas Academy of Science, Phi Eta Sigma Vice-President, Phi Kappa Phi, Pre-Med. Society, Secretary-Treasurer Arts and Science Council, Scholastic Officer Co. C-3, National Science Foundation Research Grant, Outstanding Pre-Med. student for 1963, Distinguish¬ ed Student 8 semesters. CHARLES L. BLASCHKE President of Senior Class; President of Junior Class; President of Economics Club; President and Advisor of Phi Eta Sigma; Distirtguished Student; Outstanding Sophomore; Student Senator; Election Commission Ring Committee; Exchange Store Advisory Board; Cadet Corps Adjutant Cadet Corps Sergeant Major; Ross Volunteers; Permanent Firing Squad Aggie Sweetheart Selection Committee; Town Hall Selection Committee Member of Fish Rifle Team Intramural Chcrmpions; Co-Chairman Fish Ball; Pre-Law Society; Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society; San-Rabee Home¬ town Club; Distinguished Military Student; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; A and M Nominee for Rhodes and Fulbright Scholarships; Winner of Harvard Administration Scholarship; Governing Body of the Association of Former Students; Senior Court Member. 389 JAMES D. CARNES Phi Efa Sigma, Distinguished Student 8 semesters, AMOCO Scholarship, Ross Volunteers, President Baptist Student Union, Sons of American Revolu¬ tion Award, Cadet Chaplain, Interfaith Council, Student Engineers Council, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, President AICHE, Sigma Tau Delta, Signal Oil and Gas Scholarship. ROBERT B. CARTER Cadet Lt. Col.—Commanding Officer, 6fh Battle Group, President— Sociology Club, Scribe—Alpha Zeta, Ross Volunteers, Managing Editor— Texas ASM Agriculturist, Sons of American Revolution Award—Out¬ standing Junior 6th Battle Group, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student, Chairman—Student Agricultural Convocation ' 63, Cadet Court “B , Student Agricultural Council, Inter Council Committee, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Secretary—Freshman Agricultural Society, Dr. Tyrus R. Timm Scholastic Improvement Award—Dept, of Ag. Eco. and Sociology, Press Club, Agricultural Communications Club, Great Issues Committee, YMCA Freshman Camp, MSC Leadership Conference, Agricultural Econo¬ mics Club, Denton-Wise County Hometown Club. JAMES WARD CARTER WARREN M. DILLARD Distinguished Student, Freshman Representative to Student Senate, Sophomore Representative to Student Senate, Chairman of Student Senate Public Relations Committee (1961-1962), Student Senate Parliamentarian, Student Senate Executive Committee (1961-1963), Campus Chest Com¬ mittee (1960-1961), Aggie Blood Drive Committee (1959-1960), 12th Man Bowl Committee (1960- 1961), Aggie Mother of the Year Selection Committee (1959-1960), Election Commission, Secretary Election Commission, Chairman of Election Commission Rules Change Committee (1962-1963), Freshman Engineering Society, Design Student Society, Fort Worth Hometown Club, History Society, History Society Reporter (1962-1963), Delegate to Eighth Student Conference on National Affairs, Phi Kappa Phi. Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student, Student Senate, Election Commission, Outstanding Freshman, Singing Cadets, Accounting Society, Phi Kappa Phi, Student Chaplain, Cadet Major. 390 UJho ' s UJho Among students in American UNIVERSITIES V r 1 AND COLLEGES VICTOR LEE DONNELL 2nd Brigade Commander, President Cadet Court “A , Distinguished Mil! tar Student, Houston Chamber Of Commerce Award, Sons of the Ameri¬ can Revolution Award, Ross Volunteers, Fish Drill Team, Vice-chairman SCONA VII, Chairman SCONA VIII, Sigma Pi Sigma. JAMES W. FADAL Distinguished Student 2 semesters, MSC Dance Committee, MSC Council¬ man, MSC Recognition Key, Distinguished Service Award, Tou Beta Pi Scholarship, Architects Wives of Dallas Scholarship, Blumcraft Scholarship AIA Scholarship, Design Student Society, ASC-AIA Student Forum. JAMES A. DOTSON Outstanding Freshman, Soph., Jr., in School of Agriculture, Freshman Danforth Award, Phi Eta Sigma, National Science Undergraduate Research Program in Summers of 61, 62, and 63, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Opportunity Award Scholarship, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Zeta, Editor of ‘‘Agriculturist,” Civilian Honor Council, Agriculture Senior Danforth Award. BEN E. JOHNSTON President Pre-vet Society, President Freshman Class Vet. Med, Student Senate, Distinguished Student, Phi Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi, Merck Award, Student Lab. Assistant, Mark Morris Representative, Editor Southwestern Veterinarian.” 391 CLAUDE R. JONES C.O., 2nd Wing; President Cadet Court B ' Chairman Town Hall, Student Entertainment Chairman; Air Force Association Silver Award; Distinguished AFROTC Student; MSC Directorate; Distinguished Student (7); President Russian Club; Vice-President Physics Club; Vice-President Sigma Pi Sigma; Int. Sgt. Corps Staff; Ross Volunteers; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi. JAMES LEWIS KELLER Varsity Football Letterman; Varsity Basketball Letterman; President Health and Physical Education Club; Ross Volunteers; Athletic Representative of Sportsmanship Committee; Athletic Officer H-3; All SWC Academic Football Squad. JOHN P. KREBS Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Distinguished Student; Distinguished Military Student; Ross Volunteers; Finance Chairman SCONA VII SCONA VIII; Corps Scholastic Officer; Who ' s Who. 392 | liiho’s UJho ; among students r IN AMERICAN [!| UNIVERSITIES fi ' and colleges JOHN L. KUYKENDALL President Saddle Sirloin Club; Jr. and Sr. Livestock Judging Team; Jr. and Sr. Wool Judging Teams; Jr. and Sr. Meats Judging Teams; Alpha Zeta; Phi Kappa Phi; E. J. Kyle Scholarship; National Block and Bridle Club Scholarship; Chas. Pfizer Scholarship; Ralston Purina Scholarship; Outstanding Soph, and Jr. in Saddle Sirloin Club; Agricultural Council. RUSSELL J. MARTIN AVMA; Phi Eta in Vet. Med. Awards Student Sigma; Phi Zeta; Phi Kappa Phi; Soph. Faculty in ver. mea. 1960-61; Distinguished Student; AVMA Council; oiuaenr Lab Asst.; Vet. Physiology and Pharmacology; Valedictorian Texas AMC 1961; “Southwestern Veterinarian ; President Senior Vet. Class of 1963. JERRY B. LINCECUM D; rni era oigma; Phi Kappa VI and VIII; MSC Directorate Distinguished Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship; Phi Eta Sigma 61, 62, 63; SCONA English Society. Phi; Sigma Tau Delta; Great Issues Service Award; Opportunity Award; 393 JOE T. McKNIGHT Distinguished Student; Pre-vet Society; AVMA; Sophomore Class Repre¬ sentative ' ; AVMA Council; Secretary Freshman Vet. Class; C.O., Co. B-3, Singing Cadets; Librarian 1959-60; Business Manager 1961-62; President 1962-63. JOHN HENRY MEYER, JR. C.O. 3rd Brigade; Corps Honor Council; Ross Volunteers; MSC Leader¬ ship Council; Pre-Med Society; Pre-Law Society; Sons of American Rev¬ olution Award; Distinguished Student; Distinguished Military Student; Houston Chamber of Commerce Award. WILLIAM D. NIX, JR. Corps Commander; Caldwell Trophy; Ross Volunteers; Aggie Sweetheart Selection Committee; Town Hall Selection Committee; Arts Sciences Council; Appelate Honor Council; Young Republican Club; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society; English Society; Distinguished Student; Canterbury Club. 394 md p UJho ' stUhof t Among students | ! in American ; i| UNIVERSITIES I n AND COLLEGES I HARRY PAYNE JOHN L. PENROD Editor, The Battalion; Cadet Lieutenant Colonel; Public Information Officer, Corps Staff; Southwest Conference Sportsmanship Committee; Campus Traffic Safety Committee; Bonfire Committee; Distinguished Stu¬ dent; Clint Murchison Opportunity Award Scholarship; Outstanding Junior Department of Journalism; Best Drilled and Outstanding Freshman, Co. E-2; President, A M Press Club; Sigma Delta Chi; Alternate Delegate, National Sigma Delta Chi Convention, Miami Beach, 1961; Guidon Bearer, Co. E-2; Arts and Sciences Council; reporter. Student Senate; Texas Press Association internship scholarship; state Sigma Delta Chi Conven¬ tions, San Antonio, 1961, Dallas, 1963; Sports Section, Aggieland ' 60; Positions on The Battalion—News Editor, Assistant News Editor, Staff Writer; Overseas Press Club Scholarship for 1963 Convention. Charter Member, Sigma Tau Delta, National English Honor Society; San Antonio Hometown Club; Fencing Club, Secretary; Pan American Club; Pan American Week Executive Council; Ross Volunteers; Scholastic Cor¬ poral—Squadron 14; Scholastic Sergeant—Fourth Group Staff Cadet Major, Fourth Group Executive Officer; Charter Member, John Avery Lomax Folklore Society; English Society; Delegate to SCONA VII; Delegate to Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference; Recorder, SCONA VIII; Program Committee Member, SCONA VIII; Distinguished Air Force ROTC Cadet; Distinguished Student. BOBBY QUISENBERRY Ag. Eco. Club; Ag. Council 61, 62 63; Intercouncil 62; Collegiate 4-H Club; Agriculturist Staff; Dorm Council, Alpha Zeta, Anderson Clay¬ ton 4-H Scholarship, American Farmer Degree FFA, MSC Bowling Com¬ mittee, MSC Great Issues Committee, Distinguished Student, Outstanding Ag. Eco. Dept. JAMES E. RAY MSC Council and Directorate: President (62-63), Vice-President (61-62); MSC Council Executive Committee: Chairman (62-63); MSC Nominating Committee: Chairman (61-62); MSC Evaluation Study (1963); Region IX Association of College Unions Conferences: SCONA VIII, Executive Committee (1962); SCONA Finance Drives: Monterrey (Mexico), Houston and Longview 1962); 9th and 10th Annual A M Student Leadership Con¬ ferences; Steering Committee for 10th and 11th Leadership Conferences; Great Issues; Selection Committee (59-60), Program Committee Chairman (60-61), Delegate to Dallas Council on World Affairs Conference on Population Explosion (1960); MSC Distinguished Service Award (1961); MSC Appreciation Award (1962); MSC Cultural Leadership Project (62-63); ETA; OHE; Operation Crossroads Africa to Uganda, East Africa (1963); YMCA Freshman Camp (59-62), Counselor (60-62); Eva Easterwood Award Scholarship (1962); Student Senate; Delegate and student observer, Conference on Citizenship in a Democracy (COCIAD), Houston (1962); Distinguished Student; Cadet Lieutenant Colonel; Executive Officer, 2nd Wing; Flight Instruction Program; Distin¬ guished AFROTC Cadet; Operations Sergeant, 2nd Wing (61-62); Ross Volunteers; Sons of the American Revolution Award—Outstanding Junior in 2nd Wing; 2nd Wing Color Guard; Outstanding Sophomore, Squadron 9 and 3rd Group. 395 Deputy Corps Commander; Air Force Air Division Commander; Senior Class Social Secretary; Chaplain and Election Commission, Student Senate; Operations Officer and Permanent Firing Squad, Ross Volunteers; Houston Chamber of Commerce Award, Outstanding Junior, Corps Troops; Daughters of American Revolution Award; Distinguished Air Force ROIC Cadet; Air Force Times Award; Outstanding Cadet of Flight, Air Force Summer Camp; Cadet Colonel; Corps Athletic Sergeant; Air Force Ball Chairman; Travel Committee Chairman, MSC Directorate; Freshman Baseball Letter- man; Accounting Society; Business Society; Distinguished Student; Vice- President, Beaumont Hometown Club. Phi Eta Sigma; Distinguished Student; Ross Volunteers, Social Sec. for Soph. Class; Drum and Bugle Corps; Election Commission; Corps Staff; Vice President Student Body; Dallas Hometown Club. DAN M. SCARBOROUGH Distinguished Student All Semesters; Tau Beta Pi—Projects Committee Chairman, Essay Winner; Honor Junior; Alpha Pi Mu—Vice-President, Treasurer; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma—Treasurer; Student Senate— Senior Engineering Representative; Student Health Services Board Chair¬ man, Issues Committee; Student Engineer ' s Council; Mitchell Hall Dorm¬ itory Council—Vice-President, Floor Representative; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Trane Company Scholarship; Dwight D. Gardner Scholarship Award; High School Valedictory Scholarship; Outstanding Industrial Engineering Senior—1963. THOMAS E. SMITH Varsity Basketball—3 Year Letterman; T Association; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Chi Epsilon; American Society of Civil Engineers; Scholastic Officer Co. M-3. 396 md ' Who ' s Who Among studemts i IN AMERICAN I UNIVERSITIES | 1 AND COLLEGES 1 it CHARLES B. STUCKEY Agricultural Council; Alpha Zeta; Distinguished Student; Fish Football- National Block and Bridle Club; Rodeo Club; Saddle and Sirloin Club ; Jr. Meats Judging Team; Senior Meats Judging Team; Junior and Senior Livestock Judging Team. FRANK M. TOWNSEND, JR. Exec. Officer 1st Wing; Planning Chairman SCONA VIII; Delegate USAF Academy Assembly 1962; Distinguished AFROTC Cadet; Distinguished Stu¬ dent; SCONA VII; MSC Service Award; History Society; Am. Odd. Assc.; Sons of American Revolution Award. CARLOS VELA, JR. Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; SCONA VI, VII, SCONA VIII Executive Committee,- Distinguished Student—5 Se¬ mesters; Distinguished Military Student; hEEE Treasurer; Aggieland Staff 1959-61; Hometown Club Officer; Operations Officer 3rd B.G. Staff; Ross Volunteers; Texas Society of Professional Engineers. 397 GEORGE WIEDERAENDERS 1st Wing Commander; Town Hall Staff; Student Senate Rep., Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Ross Volunteers; Distinguished Student; Distinguished AFROTC Cadet. JOHN DAVID WINNINGHAM MELVIN C. YOUNG ACTIVITIES Election Commission; Phi Eta Sigma, Outstanding Agr. Freshman, Sears German Club, Vice-President; Physics Club, President; Junior Chapter Of Roebuck Scholarship, Jesse Jones Ag. Scholarship, Pfizer Extension Scholar- The American Institute of Physics, President; Sigma Pi Sigma, President; sn ' P; Alpha Zeta; Student Chamber of Commerce; Agricultural Council; Civilian Day Student Council, Treasurer; Junior Representative To Student Scholastics Officer 4th B.G.; Collegiate FFA, Agriculturist ' ' Staff; Ag. Arts and Science Council; Senior Representative To Student Arts and Communications Club; Poultry Science Club; Student Quartermaster Asso- Science Council; Lab Instructor Physics Department; Computations Assistant elation; Collegiate 4-H Club. Chemical Thermodynamic Properties Center; Student Engineer for the Radio Corporation of America, Astro-Electronics Division; Distinguished Student. 398 stfc, Y54R, ARCHITECTS BRYANT, PAUL FREDERICK Bear Arch. Const. Kilgore Age 27; Class ' 58; MSC Council, Chairman; MSC Bridge Committee, Student Chapter AGC; D.S., MSC Bowling Committee. BRYANT, PHILIP LEE Land. Arch. Stanton Age 22; Class ' 62. CHRISTIAN, LAWRENCE W. Larry Arch. Houston Age 22; Class ' 62; Outstanding Fish; W-Band; Guidon Bearer; 1st. Sgt. W-Band; CO White Band: Ross Volunteers; Student Engineers Council; Student Senate; Student Chapter Associated General Contractors, Sec., Pres. FADAL, JAMES WILLIAM Jimmy Arch. El Paso Age 23; Class ' 61; MSC Council and Directorate; Exec. Officer Squadron 8; Tau-Beta Pi Scholarship; MSC Distinguished Service Award; Design Student Society, Secretary; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. FERRELL, JOEL F. Arch. Houston Age 23; Class ' 62. FINLEY, JIMMY GENE Jim Arch. Const. Lufkin Age 22; Class ' 62; Associated General Contractors; Texas Aggie Band; Intra¬ mural Tennis Champions; MSC Bridge Committee. HERNANDEZ, RICARDO Arch. H. Matamoros, Tam., Mex. Age 23; Class ' 62; Design Student Society; Pan Am. Club; Soccer; Milner Dorm Council; TAU Beta Pi; Matamoras-Brownsville Hometown Club. KEMP, EDWARD V. Ed Arch. Bolivar, Tenn. Age 29; Class ' 62; Tau Beta Pi; Civilian Student Council; Apt. Council (Vice (Pres.), Design Student Society (Treas.); Reynolds Aluminum Annual Comp. (Co-winner); Winner of Monarch Tile Scholarship, Distinguished Student. LANE, ROBERT BRUCE Bruce Arch. Const. Shreveport, La. Age 22; Class ' 62; AGC, 1st. Lt. G-2, SAME, Hometown Club Treasurer. MIDDLETON, HAROLD JOE, JR. Arch. Shreveport, La. Age 25; Class ‘60. Ml EARS, ROBERT ARTHUR Bob Arch. Const. Houston Age 22; Class ' 62; AGG Secretary; 1st. Lt. Co. E-Z; Aggie Skydivers; Pres, and V.P., Ft. Bend County Hometown Club; AQMCS. NASH, WELDON W. Arch. Const. Dallas Age 22; Class ' 62; AGC, Editor Aggieland; D.S.; Dallas Engineers Club Schol¬ arship; Tile Council of America Scholarship; Major, 3rd B.G. Staff, ' 61- ' 62; Langford Award. ORTEGA, HENRY C. Arch. San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 62; Design Student Society. RAMIREZ, RAUL HECTOR Arch. Const. Harlingen Age 23; Class ' 62; D.S.; Asso. Gen. Cent.; 1st Yr. Class Representative; New¬ man Club. STERLING, TOMMY MURRAY Arch. Design Houston Age 23; Class ' 61; Design Student Society; Aggie Band. TERRASSA, JUAN ALBERTO Arch. Bayamon, Puerto Rico Age 23; Class ' 60; Design Student Society; Pan American Club (Vice Pres., Pres.); A M Fencing Team; SCONA VII-VIII; Pan American Week IV, V, VI. VOELTER, DAVID L. Dave Arch. Marlin Age 23; Class ' 61; Texas Aggie Band, R.V. ' s; Design Student Society; Tau Beta Pi; Who ' s Who; Architecture Plus Staff; Gamma Delta; Student En¬ gineer ' s Council. WELCH, CARL EUGENE Arch. Const. Winnsboro Age 24; Class ' 63; Company Clerk K-2; Student Chapter, AGC. 399 VET ARMSTRONG, TOMMY STEPHEN Vet. Med. El Paso Age 27; Class ' 63; AVMA. BAILEY, C. FRANK Vet. Med. Taylor Age 26; Class ' 58; AVMA; K of C. BEAN, DAVID R. Vef. Med. Miami Age 27; Class ' 63, Pres, of 2nd Yr. Vet. Class; Faculty Award of Merit; 1st year Vet. Class. BENSON, BERNIE L. Vet. Med. Clarendon Age 24; Class ' 63; AVMA; Phi Zeta. BERKLEY, WILLIAM EARL Bill Vet. Med. Age 24; Class ' 63; AVMA; Phi Kappa Phi; Sec.-Treas., Phi Zeta. BOWEN, JAMES ALAN Bo Vet. Med Abilene Age 26; Class ' 63; Rodeo Association; Rodeo Team; D.S.; Intramural Football;. B.S. Animal Science AVMA Science; AVMA-Reporter; V.P., Phi Zeta. BRIDGES, MARVIN J. Moose Vet. Med. Buffalo Age 23; Class ' 61; Pre Vet Society; AVMA. BULLOCK, BILLY C. Bill Vet. Med. Age 33; Class ' 63; AVMA; Production Editor Southwestern Veterinarian; Phi Zeta. COLEMAN, DAVID C. Clem Vet. Med. Vernon Age 24; Class ' 61; Greenbelt HTC; CO Company K2; Rodeo Club; Soph AVMA Class Rep.; Jr. AVMA Class Rep.; Pres. Student Chapter. CRAIG, ROBERT ELLIOTT Vet. Med. Navasota Age 23; Class ' 63; 1 Yr. Letter Freshman Basketball; 3 Yr. Letterman Varsity Basketball; Freshman Honorary Society; AVMA; Phi Zeta. CUMMINGS, L. MIKE Vet. Med. Baskin, La. Age 24; Class ' 63; AVMA; Production Editor Southwestern Vet. DENMAN, JOHN D. Vet. Med. Mt. Pleasant Age 24; Class ' 61; Honor Council; Class Pres. AVMA; Class Sec.-Treas; AVMA Council; D.S. DUBUISSON, LARRY MICHAEL Duby Vet. Med. Elsa Age 23; Class ' 61; Exec. Officer 4th Battle Group; Pre. Vet. Soc.; Social Chairman, AVMA; Southwestern Veterinarian; Rio Grande Valley HTC. DYER, JOHN EDWARD Vet. Med. Eldorado Age 26; Class ' 60; Student Chapter AVMA. FITZGERALD, FRANK ALFORD Vet. Med. Loyd Bridge, La. Age 23; Class ' 63; CO G-2 Vet Co.; Phi Eta Sigma; Outstanding Freshman A Vet. Co.; Outstanding Junior 4th Battle Group; D.M.S.; Aggie Softball Team; Freshman Rep. to Honor Council; VP of AVMA. FLORENCE, MONTY CHARLES Mountie Vet. Med. La Marque Age 24; Class ' 61. GARCIA, MARTIN ENRIQUE II Vet. Med. Brownsville Age 22; Class ' 61; Pre-Vet. Society; Sgt.-at-Arms Junior Chapter Intramural Manager; R.V.; Exec. Officer G-3 Vet. Co.; Copy Editor western Vet; Texas A M Press Club; Newman Club; Pres. Brownsville-Mata- moras HTS; Rio Grande HTC. GUILLOT, LLOYD PAUL Vet. Med. Bunkie, La. Age 25; Class ' 63; AVMA; Reporter Senior Class; Vet. Med. AVMA; South- HAMPTON, RONNY JOE Vet. Med. Shreveport, La. Age 24; Class ' 61; Who ' s Who; Cadet Major ROTC; Honorary VP Memorial Student Center Council; Sec.-Treas. AVMA; Chairman Freshman Open House; D.S. Award MSC Council. HARRISON, LEE PORTER Lee Vet. Med. Dallas Age 24; Class ' 61. HARWOOD, WILLIAM EDMUND, JR. Ted Vet. Med. Cuero Age 24; Class ' 60; Pre.-Vet. Outstanding Soph, in Company; Major-Ex. Officer of 4th BG Staff; Staff of SWV; Chapter of AVMA; D.S.; Pres, of Guada¬ lupe Valley HTC; Handball Club. 400 OP 1963 HERBST, KENNETH CHARLES Vet. Med. Age 24; Class ' 61; Aggieland Orchestra; AVMA; Team Handball Doubles. Ken Boerne Intramural Championship HICKMAN, MALCOLM EARL, JR. Junior Vet. Med. Muleshoe Age 23; Class ' 61; Sec.-Treas. AVMA; Student Senate; Pre-Vet. Society; YMCA; Editorial Asst., Assoc. Editor and Exec. Editor of SWV. JOHNSON, THOMAS C. Vet. Med. San Benito Age 23; Class ' 61; AVMA; D.S. JOHNSTON, BEN EARL Benjack Vet. Med. Petrolia Age 24; Class ' 61; Pres.-Pre. Vet Soc.; Pres.-Freshman Class Vet. School; Student Senate; AVMA; Editor, Assoc. Ed. and Assist. SWC; Vice Pres. Phi Zeta; Phi Kappa Phi; Merck Manual Award; Who’s Who; Election Commission; Opportunity Award Scholarship; Mark Morris Rep.; ‘‘Veterinary Med. ' ' Rep.; Press Club; Member Intramural Tennis Championship Team. JONES, JOHN F. Vet. Med. Age 28; Class ' 61; SWV. KINMAN, GERALD LEON Vet. Med. Age 22; Class ' 63. KUMMERO, VIRGIL ERNEST, JR. Vet. Med. Age 31; Class ' 63; AVMA. LA FAVER, JACK Vet. Med. Age 24; Class ' 59; AVMA. Winnfield, La. Jerry Bryan Fort Worth Fort Worfh LAFLEUR, RONALD AARON Vet. Med. Opelousas, La. Age 26; Class ' 63; Sgt.-at-Arms AVMA. LINDLEY, JOE W. Joe Vef. Med. Plalnview Age 23; Class ' 61; Hon. V Pres. MSC Council; Singing Cadets; Who ' s Who; AVMA; Dorm Council Walton Hall; D.S.; MSC Directorate. LOWE, ROBERT FRANK Bob Vef. Med. Waco Age 23; Class ' 61; AVMA; Southwestern Vet.; Handball Club. MAYS, RICHARD A. Vef. Med. San Antonio Age 23; Class ' 63; AVMA; Pre.Vet Society; Executive Officer G-2. MARTIN, RUSSELL JAMES Jim Vet. Med. College Station Age 23; Class ' 61; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Zeta; Phi Kappa Phi; AVMA; Out¬ standing Soph.; Vft. Med.; Valedictorian; D.S.; AVMA Council; Pres. Sr. Vet. Class; Who ' s Who; Feature Ed. SWV. MORALES, MARTIN CHARLES Vet. Med. Houston Age 28; Class ' 63; Phi Zeta; Phi Kappa Phi. NEFF, JOE KENT Vet. Med. Colorado City Age 29; Class ' 61; AVMA; Pres. Rodeo Club. PACHALL, CHARLES R. Charley Vef. Med. Big Spring Age 27; Class ' 60; AVMA; Big Spring HTC, Sec.-Treas.; Rodeo Club. PEEPLES, JOE GRAY Vef. Med. Tehuacana Age 26; Class ' 59; AVMA; Southwestern Veterinarian Staff; Phi Zeta. PORTER, WAYNE W. Vef. Med. Stoneburg Age 23; Class ' 61; Southwestern Vet.; Honor Council; AVMA, Reporter; D.S.; Phi Zeta. REYNOLDS, MARTIN GLENN, JR. Marty Vef. Med. Lubbock Age 25; Class ' 60; AVMA. RHINEHART, MAX H. Seaman Vef. Med. Kilgore Age 26; Class ' 61; AVMA; Parliamentarian 2nd VP AVMA; RISL Study Group Century Study Comm.; Who’s Who; House Master Milner Hall; Student Rep. for Corn States Labs. Inc. ROBERTSON, BILLY R. Bill Vef. Med. Barksdale Age 25; Class ' 61. 401 SCHARES, WILLIAM C. Vet. Med. Age 24; Class ' 60; AVMA; K of C; Rodeo Club. SCOTT, ALDEN PAUL Vet. Med. Age 30, Class ' 63. SORENSEN, EUGENE E. Vet. Med. Age 46; Class ' 63. Bill Dallas Metairie, La. Gene Bryan SPEYRER, ROBERT Bob Vet. Med. Opelousas, La. Age 23; Adv. Ed. Southwestern Vet. D.S.; AVMA. STEPHENSON, EDWARD BOYD Booster Vet. Med. Anahac Age 24; Class ' 60; Jr. Chapter AVMA; Soph. Class Sgt.-at-Arms; Junior Class Vice Pres.; Rodeo Club. WISENBAKER, ALLAN EARL Vet. Med. Dallas Age 29; Class ' 61; AVMA. WYNN, WINBURN NED Ned Vet. Med. Houston, La. Age 23; Class ' 61; Pre Vet. Society; oss Volunteer Color Guard; Jr. Chap. AVMA; Weightlifting Club; D.M.S.; Ross Vol.; Firing Squad; Shreveport HTC. VOGT, GEORGE WILSON Vef. Med. Weimar Aae 24; Class ' 61; Company Commander G-3; Cadet Captain, Ross Volunteers; D.S.; Staff Ed. SWV. ZURBORG, JOE A. Vet. Med. Winnsboro Age 24; AVMA; Student Chapter; Southwestern Vet. GRADWTE STUDENTS ALLEN, WILLIAM RAY Vet. Med. Age 24; Class ' 62. BASSETT, JAMES W. Animal Breeding Age 39; Class ' 46. BOEHM, ALLEN O. Ind. Ed. Age 23. BOTARD, ROBERT WILLIAM Vef. Med. Age 23; Class ' 61. CATER, CARL M. B N Age 37; Class ' 46. CAVITT, WALTON DONALD M.E. Aransas Pass Age 22; Class ' 62; ASME Officer, Baptist Student Union Officer, Tarpon HTC Officer. COZZENS, CHARLES RICHARD Ind. Ed. Victoria Age 32; Epsilon Pi Tau; TIAA. DAVENPORT, ROE RUSSELL, JR. Chem. Abilene Age 23; Class ' 61. EDWARDS, WENDELL EDWARD Accounting MBA West Age 25; Class ' 59. Ray Hillsboro Jim Bozeman, Montana Riesel Bobby Alice 402 ©RAEWES ERNST, HERBERT LLOYD Herb Pre-Vet. Somerset Age 22; Class ' 62; B.S., Ag. Mech. Texas A l; Who ' s Who; Vice Pres. Student Council. FORGASON, RICHARD LEE Vet. Med. Age 22; Class ' 62. GAGLIARDO, PASCHAL LEE Accounting Age 23; Class ' 61. Hungerford Mesquite HASAN, SYED MIR. Pet. Engr. Karachi, Pakistan Age 23; Class ' 63; AIME; UN Club; Physics Society; Petroleum Club; Intra¬ murals. HOWLE, ARLAN GUY, JR. Geology Breckenridge Age 33; Class ' 62. HUBER, KEITH M., JR. PGE San Antonio Age 23; Class ' 61. HUDMAN, PAUL B. Vet. Med. San Angelo Age 28; Class ' 64; Jr. AVMA; Rodeo Club. HUVAL, LOUIS JOSEPH, JR. Man Vet. Med. Cecilia, La. Age 23; Class ' 64. IMLE, JOHN FREDERICH, JR. PME San Antonio Age 22; Class 62; R.V. ' s Platoon Sgt.; Permanent Firing Squad; Commander of Co. G-K; G. P. Mitchell Award to Jr. Petroleum Engineer; Student Eng. Council; Pres of Pet. Engr. Club; Engineer Staff Editor; D.M.S.; DMG; Par¬ ticipant in Army Flight Training; Cadet Court; Town Hall Staff; SPE; AIME. ISLAM, O. BAIDUL ME Age 25; Class ' 63; United Nations Club. JELINEK, AL V. Physics Age 24; Class KAMALUDDIN, BAKTE, ALAM !nd. Engr. Age 23; Class ' 64. LEISSLER, LEE CONRAD Vef. Med. Age 28; Class ' 64; AVMA. MAHDE, SOLAIMANUL E.E. Age 23. MATOCHA, JOHN EDWARD Agronomy Age 23. Pakistan Al Houston Lubu Faridpur, Pakistan Wichita Falls Chittagong, Pakistan Beeville MIESCH, EDWARD PETER Pete Pet. E. Clarksville Age 27; Class ' 55; Pet. E. Club; Newman Club; Geol. Club; Red River Valley HTC; AIME; API; TSPE; Student Council. MURDOCK, DON MILTON Geology Galena Park Age 22; Class ' 62. NORTON, DAVID JERRY Dave Mech. Engr. Arlington, Va. Age 22; Class ' 62; Pres. SAME; ASME; D.S.M.; Ross Volunteers; Best Drilled E-l; Fencing Club; French Club; Ex. Oft. E-l. POOL, WILLIAM LARRY Age 23. PREVOST, RUDOLPH JOHN Physics Age 23. ROBINSON, GARY TUCKER Vef. Med. Age 22; Class ' 62. Bryan Rudy Beaumont Waelder 403 6RArXJ4TE£ SEO, JUNG UCK E.E. Seoul, Korea Age 28; B.S. in E.E., University of Seoul, Korea; M.E. in E.E., Eta Kappa Nu. SIZENBACH, GARY LEE Size Vef. Med. Spring Branch Age 23; Class ' 61; Civilian Student Council; Head Waiter Sbisa Mess Hall; Southwestern Veterinarian Staff SYLER, IRA ALFRED Vef. Med. Platonic Age 23; Class ' 61. TODD, EDWARD ALTON Sonny Vef. Med. Houston Age 23; Class ' 61. ULA, A. H. M. NURUL Dacca, East Pakistan Electrical Engineering Age 23; Graduated in E.E. from East Pakistan Engineering University. YONKERS, JOHN DALE Math. Borger Age 23; Class ' 62; B.A. in Math. YOUNG, MELVIN CHESTER Range Mgt. Lockhart Age 22; Class ' 62; Major, 4th Battle Group Staff; D.S.; Phi Sigma; Chronicler, Alpha Zeta; President, Collegiate FFA; Reporter, Col| e gj a | e 4_n ; Student Chamber of Commerce; Sr. Poultry Judging Team; Associate Editor and Student Advisor, Texas A M Agriculturist; Outstanding Freshman in the School of Ag.; Sears-Roebuck Foundation Freshman and Soph. Agricultural Scholarships; Chas. Pfizer Extension Undergraduate Scholarship; Cen-Tex Home¬ town Club; Sears-Roebuck Tour of Tropical Agriculture; Secretary-Treasurer and Advisor; Agricultural College Magazines Associated; Who ' s Who. 404 CXASS OF 1963 Left to Right: Blaschke, Brashears, Jones, Bader, Richardson, Scott, Nichols. Charles Blaschke Charles Nichols James Scott _______ Arthur Richardson Brooks Bader _____ Claude R. Jones .. William Brashears __________________________________ President ___________________________ Vice-President __________________ Secretary-Treasurer _________________________ Social Secretary __________________________________ Historian Student Entertainment Manager _____________________ Head Yell Leader 405 CW££ OF ' 63 AARDAL, MARVIN R. I.T. Houston Age 22; Class ' 62; American Foundryman ' s Society; Industrial Education Society. ABERNATHY, RONALD D. I.T. Hughes Springs Age 22; Class ' 63; General Moore Trophy Award; Industrial Education Society. ACKLEN, ROBERT L., JR. Bob History Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; 1st Lt. Platoon Ldr.; D.M.S.; Best Drilled Sophomore, A-2; Freshman Drill Team; Freshman Intramural Wrestling Championship; Varsity Rifle Team; D.S.; Wrestling Team; Secretariat Comm.; SCONA VII, SCONA VIII; Asst. Ed. AGGIELAND; American Ordnance Assoc., Vice Pres.; Soc. of American Military Engineers; Amer. Soc. of Civil Engineers; Dallas HTC Sec.; Assoc, of Former Fish Drill Team Members; Alpha Phi Omega, Pres. Plecfge Class; Press Club; Russian Club. ADAIR, TOMMY J. Personnel Adm. Eldorado, Ark. Age 21; Class ' 63; Treas. Arkansas Homestate Club; Intramural Golf Champ; Marketing Sac.; D.S. ADAMS, CARL L. Personnel Adm. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; Major, 1st B.G. Staff; Pres. St. Thomas HTC; Business Soc.; Semper Fidelis Soc.; Gamma Alpha Sigma. ADAMS, DARREL G. Civil Engr. Henderson Age 23; Class ' 63; ASCE. ADAMS, LESLIE G. Vet. Med. Age 21; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. Soph. Class Vet. School. ADAMS, PHILLIP R. Agronomy Age 22; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society; Saddle Sirloin Club. ADUDDELL, PAUL L. Ag. Eco. Age 23; Class ' 62; Ag. Eco. Club. Marfa PR- Grand Saline Stratford ALANIZ, ROBERT Bob E.E. San Artonio Age 22; Class ' 62; AIEE; Newman Club. ALBERT, CLIFFORD W. Ag. Engr. Hutto Age 21; Class ' 63; Scribe, ASAE; Pres. Williamson County HTC; Treasurer, Lutheran Stud. Assoc. ALBRECHT, FRED W. Wildlife Mgt. Goliad Age 23; Class ' 63; Range and Forestry Club; Fish and Game Club. ALBRECHT, WILLIAM A., JR. Accounting Age 22; Class ' 63; Accounting Society, San Antonio HTC. ALEXANDER, BILLY D. Pre Med and Math Age 22; Class ' 63; Math Club, Pre-Med-Pre-Dent Society. AL-HASHLML, TALIB ALI Agr. P.S. Class ' 63. Bill San Antonio Ellie Corpus Christ! Diwaniyah, Iraq ALVARADO, EDMUNDO I.T. Laredo Age 25; Class ' 64; Industrial Education Club; Laredo HTC. ANDERSON, JOHN E. R.V. Finance Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; American Ordnance Soc.; Pre Law Soc.; Business Soc. ANDREWS, WILLIAM R., JR. Bill B.A. El Paso Age 21; Class ' 63; El Paso Hometown Club; Insurance Society; Scholarship Winner (South¬ ern Union Gas Co.) ; CO 5th BG Staff; D.S.M.; Ross Volunteers; Pre-Vet. Soc.; Army Flight Program; DMG. ANZ, RONALD B. Ron Marketing San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Treas. San Antonio HTC; Fish Drill Team; Best Drilled Soph, of A-l; Marketing Soc.; Business Soc.; Newman Club. ARMSTRONG, GORDON S. Accounting Mt. Holly, N. J. Age 21; Class ' 63; Yankee HTC, Sons of Service, Accounting Soc.; Exec Officer, Sqd. 4. ARMSTRONG, ROBERT E. Bob B.A. Galveston Age 22; Aggie Band; Insurance Soc.; Marketing Soc.; Sec.-Treas. Galveston Island HTC; Mitchell Dorm Council Sec.-Treas. 406 SENIORS ASH, VERNON G. M.E. Corpus Christi Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME. ATKINSON, RICHARD D. Dale Marketing Dallas Age 22; Class ' 63; Civilian Student Council; Apt. Council; Dorm President ' s Council; Marketing Sac.; Dallas HTC. AXLINE, GARY D. Accounting Age 27; Class ' 63; Accounting Society. Pete Clarksville The Eater Sanderson 1st BG Staff; Historian, BADER, MATT B. Pers. Adm. Age 2; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. Trans-Pecos HTC; Scholastic Sgt., Sr. Class; Business Sac. BAIUN, HARRY S. M.E. Fort Worth Age 21; Pres. Hillel Club. BAIRD, MICHAEL J. Mike Chem. Engr. Channelview Age 23; Class ' 63; ' ' A ' ' Ordnance Co., American Ordnance Assoc.; Reagan of Houston HTC; AlChE. BALL, HERSHELL R., JR. Poultry Sci. Burleson Age 21; Class ' 63; Poultry Science Club; Poultry Judging Team. BALLARD, BILLY J. Bill Ind. Ed. Amarillo Age 30; Class ' 62; Ind. Educ. Club; AIIE; Civilian Housing Council; Young Republican Club. BALSER, GARY L. C.E. Dallas Age 22; Class ' 63; Who ' s Who in Amer. Colleges and Universities; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; Stud. Engineers Council; Town Hall Staff; Assoc. Editor A M ENGINEER; Prog. Chairman, Amer. Soc. of Civil Engrs.; D.M.S. BARKER, H. ARTHUR Art Marketing Houstdn Age 24; Class ' 60; Parry Foundation Scholarship; Houston Sales Exec. Scholarship; Vice Pres. Business Soc.; D.S.; Best Drilled Freshman. Bill Temple Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; CO Combined Band; Vice Pres. Senior Court; Student Senate; Election Commission; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; D.S.; D.M.S.; Who ' s Who in Amer. Colleges and Univ.; Bell County HTC; Corps Staff; 12th Man Bowl; YMCA Council; Flying Kadets. BARRETT, PAUL G. P.G. Marketing San Antonio Age 23; Class ' 63; Pres. Junior Class; Student Senate; Town Hall Staff; Election Comm.; Ring Comm.; Assn. Council of Former Stud.; D.S.; Jesse Jones Mil. Scholarship Award; Ind. Scholastic Achievement Award; Faculty Tuition Award; Fish Drill Team; Marketing Soc.; Newman Club; Semper Fidelis Soc. Arts and Ssiences Council; Marketing Soc.; BARNHART, WILLIAM T. E.E. BARRIER, DONALD R. Ag. Eco. Don Canton Age 21; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco. Club; Van Zandt County HTC; Saddle and Sirloin Club; Puryear Hall Dorm Council. BARRINGTON, WILLIAM J. Balls Ch.E. Texas City Age 24; Class ' 61; AlChE; Dorm Council; Great Issues Chairman; Sec. Bay Area HTC; Outstanding Fish and Soph, in 3rd Group; SCONA IV Delegate. BASSETT, STERLING P. Bus. Adm. El Paso Age 21; Class ' 63; Cadet Court; D.S.; D.M.S. BATEY, THOMAS A. Tom Arch. Richards Age 21; Class ' 63; Amer. Ordnance Soc.; Design Student Soc.; Quartermaster Soc.; Amer- Inst. of Engineers, Montgomery Co. HTC. Raymondsville Club; Outstanding Freshman Co. C-l; BAUCUM, TOMMY A. Ag. Eco. Age 21; Class ' 63; Rio Grande HTC; Ag. Eco Outstanding Soph. Co. C-l. BAYLOR, JAMES T. Jim Wildlife Mgt. Austin Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish and Game Club; Freshman Football; Sec-Treas. Austin HTC Club. BEAN, RICHARD N. Hist, and Eco. 21; Class ' 63; VII; Delegate SCONA VIII; Scholastic Officer, Sqd. 12. BEARRIE, JOHN L„ JR. Marketing Age 21; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets. BEASLEY, ROBERT C. Accounting Age 22; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Business Society. Judge El Paso John L. College Station Bob Tyler BELLOW, EDWARD J„ JR. Ch. E. Nederland Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; AICHE; Mid County HTC. BENCH, LEONARD J., JR. Benchie Marketing Houston Age 25; Class ' 63; Business Soc.; Insurance Soc.; Marketing Soc.; Freshman Track; Intra- murals; HTC; Newman Club. BENSON, JACKIE L. English Tyler Age 21; Class ' 63; SCONA; Ross Volunteers; Pre-Law Soc.; Tyler Smith County HTC. BENSON, JAMES R., JR. Jim Accounting Nacogdoches Age 21; Class ' 63; MSC Bowling Comm.; Civilian Student Council. BERGSTROM, PAUL E. E. E. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; AIEE; Aggie Band; C.O., White Band; Ross Volunteers; D.M.S.; D.S. BESS, ROBERT C. Bob Pers. Mgt.- Corpus Christi Age 22; Class ' 63; Aggie Band, Bugle Rank, Drum and Bugle Corps; Business Soc.; Marketing Soc.; Flying Kadets; National Inter-collegiate Flying Assoc.; Air Force Flight Prog.; Civil Air Patrol; Corpus Christi HTC. BEST, SHELDON J. History Miami, Florida Age 21; Class ' 63; President of Student Body; Capt. Sqd. 1. BEVERLY, JOHN R. A. H. Gladewater Age 23; Class ' 63; Marshall HTC; D.S.; Saddle and Sirloin Club. BEYER, WALTER H„ JR. Walt Math Sinton Age 21; Class ' 63; Press Club, Sec.-Treas., Vice Pres.; HTC. BICKHAM, CLYDE R. B.A. Van Vleck Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Soc.; Advertising Soc.; American Ordnance Assoc.; Treas. and Vice Pres. Matagorda HTC; Opportunity Award. BILLINGSLEY, MURRY J., JR. Johnny Range Mgt. Abilene Age 21; Class ' 63; Range and Forestry Club. BLACK, CHARLES L. Ag. Ed. Lometa Age 22; Class ' 63; Livestock Judging Team; Saddle Sirloin Club; Collegiate FFA Chapter Pres. BLACKARD, FRED K. Kirk Econorhics Mt. Pleasant Age 21; Class ' 63; Lt. Col., Corps Chaplain; M Sgt., Corps Staff; Opportunity Awards Scholarship Winner; Reserve Officers Assn. Award; Pres. Corps Honor Council; MSC Public Relations Chairman; D.M.S.; Who’s Who in Amer. Colleges and Univ.; Outstanding Fish and Soph, Co. A-l. BLACKBURN, JOHN E. Accounting Marshall Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Vice Pres., Marshall HTC; Bonfire Comm. BLANKINSHIP, DAVID R. Dave Wildlife Mgt. McAllen Age 22; Class ' 63; Phi Theta Kappa; D.S. Treas.; Fish and Game Club. BLASCHKE, CHARLES L. Charlie Economics Skidmore Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Senior Class; Pres. Junior Class; Pres. Economics Club; Pres. Phi Eta Sigma; Outstanding Soph.; Student Senate; Corps Staff; Ross Volunteers; Pre-Law Soc.; Phi Kappa Phi; San Rabee HTC; Election Comm.; D.S.; D.M.S.; Who ' s Who in Amer. Colleges and Univ.; Delegate to SCONA. BLUME, JAY D. M. E. Jay Orange Age 21; Class ' 63; D.M.S.; Ross Volunteers; Permanent Firing Squad, Ult. Sgt., 1st Sgt. Sqd 7; ASME. BOEDECKER, THOMAS J. Tommy M. E. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; D.S.; Drum Bugle Corps; Phi Eta Sigma; Ross Volunteers; ASME; Major, Combined Band Staff; Freshman Engineering Society. BODKIN, WILTON R. RB Insurance Olton Age 21; Class ' 63; Insurance Society; Sbisa Waiter; Ramp Rep. BOLES, NATHAN R. Rotor Agronomy Winters Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Agronomy Soc., Cotton Pageant Social Sec.; King Cotton; D.S. BOLLICH, ELRIDGE N. Finance Age 21; Class ' 64; SCONA VIII; Marketing Soc.; Beaumont HTC. ’Chipmunk Winnie ' 63 BOND, LOUIS H. . Ed. Age 28; Class ' 63; Treas. I. Ed. Soc.; lota Lambda Sigma; D.S.; B.S.U. BOOKMAN, RONALD W„ JR. Journalism Bullard Ronnie Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; THE BATTALION, Managing Ed., News Ed., Staff Writer; SCONA VIII Publicity Chairman; SCONA VII; SCONA VI; MSC Council; Fish Drill Team; Sigma Chi; Soc. of A M Journalists; Co. F-l. BOUGHTON, ROGER S. Vet. Med. Age 22; Class ' 62; AVMA; Block and Bridle Club. Mangham, La. BOWEN, ROBERT L. Larry A. H. Austin Age 22; Class ' 63; Wrestling Team; Saddle Sirloin Club; Pre-Vet Soc.; Aggie Rodeo Club; Corps Wrestling Champion. BOWEN, WELDON L. Bone Gen. Bus. San Angelo Age 21; Class ' 63; Amer. Ordnance Assoc.; Insurance Sac.; Intramural Mgr. BOWER, JOE R. Ronny B. A. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; D.M.S.; Army Flight Prog.; Insurance Soc. Sec.; Bellaire HTC. Benny Houston 3rd B.G. Staff, D.M.S.; Accounting Soc.; Beaumont San Antonio BOYD, BEN B. Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63; Election Comm. HTC; Ross Volunteers, D.S. BRADBURY, E. J. Arch. Age 22; Class ' 63; Design Student Society. BRADLEY, HARVEY K. Accounting Temple Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Soc.; Young Republicans Club; Pit. Ldr.; Bugle Rank; Aggie Band. BRAINERD, JOHN F. Jeff Pers. Mgt. Baytown Age 22; Class ' 63; Freshman Football Mgr.; Talent Comm.; Marketing Soc. Pres.; Baytown HTC. BRANTLEY, WILLIAM A. C.E. and B.A. Age 21; Class ' 63; SAME; ASCE; Freshman Rifle Team; ; Soc.; Ft. Worth HTC; San Antonio HTC; Sons of Service Club. BRASHEARS, WILLIAM H. Gen. Bus. Bill Ft. Worth Singing Cadets; Quartermaster Bill San Antonio 3; Soph., Co. L-2; Jr. Yell Leader; Ross Volunteers; Head Yell Leader; Public Relations Comm.; Student Senate; Election Comm.; San Antonio HTC. BRATTON, JIMMIE L. C. E. Age 22; Class 63; Recipient S. Brady B. Mosher Memorial Scholarship; Ross Volunteers; D.A.S.C.; Summer Camp; ASCE Sec.; Inst, of Traffic Engineers; Student Engineers Coun¬ cil; Pres. McCullogh Co. HTC; Pres. Married Couples Bowling League; Research Asst., Tex. Transp. Inst. BRAUN, EARL E. Gen. Bus. . San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Scholastic Officer; Sqd. 8; Gamma Delta; San Antonio HTC. BREEDING, WILLIAM W. Bill Vef. Med. Miami Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Chapter AVMA; Wheeler HTC. BREEDLOVE, DAVID C. Dave M. E. Richardson Age 22; Class ' 63; ASME; Flight Sgf., Sqd. 9; Scholastic Officer, Sqd. 9. BREHM, ARVIN E. Kraut Ag. Ed. Cibolo Age 21; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA; Pres, and Sec. Cen-Tex HTC; Aggie Band BRENT, HAROLD L. C. E. Vananeva, Guat. Age 23; Class ' 63; Soccer Team Wrestling Team; ASCE; SAME; Pan American Club; Intramural Wrestling Champion; Cross-Country Freshman Team; French Club. BRETZ, ROBERT E. Bobby Ch. E. C actus Age 21; Class ' 63; AlChE; Panhandle HTC; Scholastic Sgt.; Pit. Ldr, Co F-l. BRIDGES, WILLIAM J. Jack M. E. Houston ' Age 23 Class ' 63. BRIGGS, JAMES B. Jamie Educ. Lampasas Age 22; Class ' 63; Major, 1st B.G. Staff. SENIORS 409 CLAQS OF ' 63 BRITAIN, JACK C. E. E. Age 21; Class ’63. BROOKS, JAMES T. B. A. Age 22; Class ' 62; Garland HTC; Athletic Offr.; 6th B.G. Staff. BROSSMANN, GENE F. Zoology (Pre-Med) 3; Phi Eta Sigma; ' Sciences Council; Who ' s Wh Waco Jim Garland Schulenburg Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Vice Pres. Phi Kappa Phi; Pre-Med Sac.; Sec.-Treas. Arts and in Amer. Colleges and Universities. BROWN, CHARLES G. Range Mgt. Age 22; Class ' 63; Reporter Range and Forestry Club. BROWN, GERALD M. Economics Age 21; Class 63; Vice Pres., American Ordnance Assoc.; HTC; News Ed. THE BATTALION; D.M.S. BROWNING, JAMES M. Accounting Age 20; Class ' 63. Charlie Lampasas Gerry San Antonio Economics Club; San Antonio Brownman Houston BRYANT, ROBERT E. Bob M. E. Lake Jackson Age 22; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; ASME, ASM; Brazoria County HTC. BUFFO, MICHAEL E. Mike Aero San Benito Age 22; Class ' 62; Pres. Texas Soc. of Professional Engineers; Flight Commander, Sqd. 13; Inst, of Aerospace Sciences; Lower Rio Grande Valley HTC; C. L. Babcock Award. BUCK, CHARLES J. Ch. E. Age 22; Class ' 63; American Inst. Carthage of Chemical Engineers; Great Issues; Soc. American Military Engineers; Freshman Engineering Soc. BUCK, TRAVIS H. M. E. Age 24, Class ' 63. BUCK, VARGE R. . E. Age 44; Class ' 40; Alpha Pi Mu; Sec. BUNKLEY, JAMES T. Math Age 22; Class ' 63. AIIE. Washington Pacific Palisades, Calif. Jim Pasadena BURG, HENRY J. . T. Stonewall Age 25; Class ' 63; American Foundry Soc.; Industrial Education Soc.; Hill Country HTC. BURGESS, CARROLL L. Poultry Science Nacogdoches Age 21; Class ' 63; Nacogdoches HTC; Poultry Science Club; Poultry Judging Teams; Student Agricultural Council. BURNETT, WILLIAM G. Bill Gen. Bus. Terrell Age 21; Class ' 63; Dorm Ramp Rep.; Dorm Social Chairman. Physics Club; Sec. Sigma Pi BURTON, JOHN D. Physics Age 21; Class ' 63; Sec.-Treas. Soph. Class; Sec. Chapter; A M Section of American Inst, of Physics. BUSCH, PAUL A., JR. Math Age 21; Class ' 63; Mathematics Club; German Club; Handball Club; Beaumont HTC. BUSH, KENNETH E. Ch. E. Nederland Age 21; Class ' 63; AlChE; 12th Man Bowl. Waco Sigma Pee Wee Beaumont BUSH, RONALD J. B. A. Age 26; Class ' 57; Business Administration Club. BUTLER, CHARLES L Arch. Const. Ron Odessa Midland Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; White Band; Drum and Bugle Corps; Design Student Soc.; Pres. Assoc. General Contractors. BUTLER, EUGENE L Gene Accounting Raymondville Age 21; Class ' 63; Math Club; YMCA Summer Camp; Accounting See.; Lower Rio Grande Valley HTC BYER, SAM A. Big Sam Gen. Bus. Marlin Age 23; Class ' 63; Business Soc.; Marketing Soc.; ' T ' Association; Freshman and Varsity Football. BYROM, JAMES E. Eggly Ch. E. Beaumont Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; AlChE; Beaumont HTC; White Band; Army ROTC Flight Training. CALHOUN, ROSS B. Land. Arch. Age 21; Class ' 63; Intramural Mgr.; Design Student Society. Mineral Wells SENIORS CALDWELL, ALAN B. Arch. Const. Houston Age 27; Class ' 59; Student Chapter Associated General Contractors. CAMPBELL, BEN D. Insurance Palestine Age 21, Class ' 63; Aggie Band; Cadet Honor Council; Insurance Soc.; Talent Committee; Spring Branch HTC; Drum Bugle Corps. CAMPOS, EDUARDO Wale Microbiology Laredo Age 21; Class ' 63; Newman Club; Microbiology Asst. Instructor; Laredo HTC. CANTU, RAMON, III Marketing Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Soc.; Insurance Soc.; Newman Club; Laredo HTC. CARLL, WILLIAM D. M. E. Age 21; Class ' 63. CARLSON, CHRISTOPHER S. History Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Baseball; National Educ. Assoc. 36th Inf. ' Soc.; Div. Award; General National Moore Award Winner; Laredo Pinky Bryan Kit Houston Wilcox Chapter History st Lt., Co G-l. CARNES, JAMES D. Jim Ch. E. and English San Benito Age 22; Class ' 62; Phi Eta Sigma; Ross Volunteers; Sons of Amer. Revolution Award; Baptist Student Union; Inter-faith Council; Student Engineers Council; Cadet Chaplain; 1st Brigade,- Phi Lambda Upsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi Vice Pres.; AlChE Pres.; D.M.S.; D.S.; Who ' s Who In Colleges and Univ. CARNES, PHILIP A. Phil C. E. San Benito Age 21; Class ' 63; ASCE; 12th Man Bowl; Ramp Rep. for Law Hall. CARR, TRAVIS C. E. E. Dublin Age 21; Class ' 63; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Student Engineers Council; Inst. Elect, and Electronic Engineers; Tex. Soc. Professional Engineers; D.M.S.; D.S. CARTER, DAVID A. Pre-Med. and Chemistry Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Soc.; Soph. Rep.; Civilian Student Council; D.S.; Most Outstanding Pre-Medical Student Award; Zeta Phi ’ CARTER, JAMES W. History Age 22; Class ' 63; Who ' s Who Among Students in Colleges and Election Commission; D.S.; SCONA VIII; Phi Kappa Phi. CARTER, ROBERT B. Bob Sociology Decatur Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; D.S.; D.M.S.; Pres. Sociology Club; Alpha Zeta; Managing Ed. AGRICULTURIST; SAR Award; Ag. Council; Intra-Council Comm.; Sears Roebuck Scholarship; Great Issues Committee. CASHIOLA, MARION J. Buck M. E. Houston Age 23; Class ' 62; Bowling Committee; S.H.E.; SAME; Newman Club; St. Thomas of Houston HTC. CASTANON, RICHARD G. Pre-Med San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre Med Soc.; Phi Eta Sigma; D.S. CAUBLE, JAMES S. Jim . T. Albany Age 21; Class ' 63; Ind. Educ. Society. Chi. Jimmy Harlingen Univ.; Student Senate; CAYLOR, JOHN R. E. E. Age 28; Class ' 63; McCulloch County HTC Brady CAYLOR, LEE H. E. E. Brady Age 26; Class ' 63; McCulloch County HTC. CERNA, RICHARDO G. Rick . Ed. Eagle Pass Age 22; Class ' 63; lota Lambda Sigma; Industrial Education Soc.; Texas Ind. Art Assoc.; Eagle Pass HTC; Club Parisian; Fencing Club; Pan American Club. CHAN, PETER CW M. E. Age 24; Class ' 63. CHANG, GRENGER PEI YEE M. E. Age 22; Class ' 63. CHAPMAN, DAVID N. M. E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Senate; Ross Volunteers; C.O. of C-2. Hong Kong Hong Kong Dave Hamilton Eta Sigma; Outstanding Soph, in Co. C-2; ASME; CHAPMAN, WALTER W. I. T. Age 25; Class ' 60; Corpus Christ! HTC; Industrial Education Club. CHERRY, WILLIAM P. Accounting Mann Corpus Christ! Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; Day Student Liaison Officer, Combined Band Staff; Army Flight Program; Accounting Soc. CHAPUT, ARMAND J. Aerospace Eng. Age 21 man Omaha, Neb. 21; Class ' 63; D.S.; D.H.S.; Ross Volunteers; Fish Drill Team; Sons of Service; New- Club; Inst, of Aerospace Sciences; Tex. Soc. of Professional Engineers. CLAQ OF ’63 CHITWOOD, KENNETH LONNIE Vet. Med. Age 23; Class ' 63 Junior A.V.M.A. CHRISTIE, RUSSELL JOHN Vet. Med Age 21; Class ' 63; Sec. of Phi Eta Sigma; Student Chapter A.V.M.A.; Foundation Research Program; Distinguished Student. CLASON, JOHN KARL Zoology Age 21; Class ' 63. Ken La Pryor San Antonio National Science Jack Galveston CLASSEN, EDMOND HENRY Education San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets. COCKBURN, JOHNEY PATRICK Pat History Lampasas Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Law Society; History Club; Highland Lakes Hometown Club. COCKRELL, BEDFORD F. Butch Math Beaumont Age 21; Class ' 63; MSC Council; Arts and Sciences Council; Math Club Vice Pres.; D.S.; Band Staff. COCKRELL, CHARLES W. Chuck M. E. San Antonio Age 20; Class ' 63; Member of Tau Beta Pi and Phi Eta Sigma; Senior Class Rep. Civilian Student Council; Treas. ASME. COLDEWAY, ALBERT HENRY, JR. Accounting Corpus Age 23; Class ' 61; Accounting Society; Corpus Christ! HTC. COLLIER, JACK WILSON Personnel Adm. Hutchins Age 21; Class ' 63; Public Relations Committee; Pan American Week Committee; Business Society, YMCA Counselor; Student Chaplain. COLLIER, LARRY EDWARD E. E. Corpus Christi Age 21: Class ' 63; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Co F-l; Best Drilled Fish 1st Brigade; D.S.; D.M.S.; Corpus Christi HTC; Pres. American Ordnance Assn.; Scholastic Officer; 2nd B.G.; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. COLLINS, JAMES ROBERT Bob E. E. Beaumont Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Baseball; AIEE; Baptist Student Union; Beaumont HTC. CONDOT, ROBERT J. Rackin Bob Meteorology Houston Age 22; Class ’63; Corps Color Guard; Austin-Jesse Jones HTC; Student Chapter Amer¬ ican Meterological Society. CONNOR, JACK SEALE Animal Science Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Vet Society; Fish Track; Ist Lt. Baptist Student Union. COOKE, DOYCE HADLEY Range Mgt. Loving, N. M. Age 23; Class ' 63; Band; White Band; 1st. Lt.; Range and Forestry Club; American Society of Range Management; Texas Section; ASRM; Trans Pecos HTC. COONER, KENNETH EDWARD Ken Ind. E. Wellborn Age 21; Class ' 63; AIIE; ASCE; Army Flight Training. COOPER, HAMIL WHITE E. E. Port Arthur Age 21; Class ’63. CORDER, PAUL RAY M. E. Livingston Age 22; Class ' 63; Tau Beta Pi; ASME—Vice Pres.; Dorm Chaplain; Big Thicket HTC; Civilian Student Council (Fr. Rep.); Interfaith Council. CORTESE, ALEX H. Sleezy C. E. San Antonio Age 21; Class ’63; ASCE. COUVILLON, STANLEY J. I.T. and I.D. Age 21; Class ’63; Aggie Players; Arts and Science Council; Milby HTC. COWAN, JAMES WARREN II C. E. Age 25; Class ' 61; ASCE. COWLEY, JERRY JENNINGS A. H. Age 22; Class ' 62; Treas. MSC Bowling Comm.; Saddle Sirloin Club. Corkey Houston Jim Clifton Marshall COX, WILLIAM GERALD Vet. Med. Waxahachie Age 24; Class ' 64. COZBY, GEORGE D. Big George C. E. Hico Age 24; Class ’63; Dorm Vice Pres.; ASCE; Dorm Intramurals; Flying Kadets; Delegate to State ASCE Convention in El Paso. CROES, MARIO I. T. Savaneta Age 24; Class ' 63; Pan American Club; Industrial Education Society; Scholarship—Logo Oil and Transport Co. Aruba. CROW, SANFORD DONALD Don Personnel Adm. Victoria Age 21; Class ' 63; Texas Aggie Band; Pre-Law Society; Marketing Society; Business Society; Sociology Club; President Guadalupe Valley Hometown Club; AOS; Insurance Society. CROWE, RICHARD KENNETH Yank Ag. En. Sauquoit, N. Y. Age 21; Class ' 63; American Society of Agricultural Engineers; Yankee Hometown Club; Scholastic Officer Sqd. 6. CROWELL, THOMAS DUNCAN Tommy Agronomy Marshall Age 21; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society. CRUSE, LEONARD ARTHUR Pre-Law Age 21; Class ' 63; Bay Area HTC; Great Issues Committee. CRUZALEGUI, AUGUST B. C. E. Lenny Hitchcock Bernie Lima, Peru Age 25; Gas? ' 62; Aggie Soccer Team (Letterman); ASCE Pan American Club; MSC Table Tennis Committee; Sunday Celebrities Series (MSC). CURTIS, CHARLES GARY M. E. Beaumont Age 21; Class ' 63; Beaumont HTC; General More Award Winner. DANIEL, TOMMY Agronomy Hidenheimer Age 22; Class ' 63. DANIELS, JAMES WALLACE Moose Ag. Eco. Grandbury Ag. Eco; Track Letterman; T Assoc. DAVID, JAMES EVERETT Age 21; Class ' 63; Handball Club; Bellaire HTC; Business Society; Marketing Society. B. A. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Insurance Society; Dallas HTC; Intramural Swimming Champion; Ramp Rep.; Law Hall. DAVIDSON, DONALD L. Don History Corpus Christ! Age 21; Class ' 63; Operations Officer; Second Brigade; Baptist Student Union; Summer Missionary Hawaii; Town Hall Staff; Honor Council. DAVIS, FRANK HENDRICK Pancho Gen. Bus. Bellaire DAVIS, JAMES HOWARD Math Age 21; Class ' 63; Plat. Sgt. R.V.; 12th. Man Bowl. Buck Brownsville DAVIS, JIM ED Ag. Ed. Nixon Age 21; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA.; Rodeo Club. DAVIS, JOHNNY HENRY Accounting Kilgore Age 21; Class ' 63; AIE E; SEEE; MSC Radio Committee. DAVIS SPOTSWOOD E. Spots Finance Hillsboro Age 21; Class ’63; President Hill Cty. HIC; Committee Chairman Interfaith Council; Young Rep. Club Pre-Vet Society; Council A M Methodist Church. ety; DAVIS, WILLIAM JOSEPH . T. Age 23; Class ' 62; I. Ed. Club; American Foundrymen’s Society. DAY, JAMES DENNIS 8. A. and E. E. Age 22; Class ' 61. Joe Lufkin Texarkana Don Brenham Fish Letter, AIIE; Washington DEAVER, ROYCE DON I. E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Track Team; Varsity Letters—3; 1 County HTC; D.S. DEGNER, ROBERT L. Ag. Eco. Malone Age 20; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco. Club; Insurance Society. de GRAFFENREID, ADRIAN L, JR. Big Spring Economics Age 22; Class ' 63; Economics Club; SCONA VIII; Arts and Science Council; Semper Fidelis Society; Big 5; cco Spring HTC, Pres. DELGADO, REYNOLDS M. E. E. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Drill Team; AIEE; SAME; San Antonio HTC. DEMON!, JAMES IRA Jim Horticulture Albany Age 23; Class ' 63; Pres. Horticulture Club; Agriculture Council; Agriculture Communications Club; Agriculturist Staff; D.S.; Outstanding Horticulture Upperclassman; Sec. S. Region A.S.H.S. Collegiate Branch. DEREBERY, DANIEL PAUL, JR. Dube Finance San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Business Society; Insurance Society; Flight Sgt.; San Antonio HTC; Exec. Sqd. 14. DESHOTELS, JESSE DOUGLAS III Doug P. and S. S. Beaumont Age 21; Class ' 63; Film Society; Freshman Agriculture Society; Agronomy Society; Beaumont HTC; Member Co. CY. DEUTRICH, FRED H. P. E. Bellville Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Football; Baseball; Health and Physical Ed. Club. DE VANEY, DAVID BROOKS Math. Amarillo Age 21; Class ' 63; Bowling Committee; Math Club; French Club; Pres., Amarillo HTC. DIAZ, JUAN CARLOS Ag. E. Lima, Peru Age 21; Class ' 63; Chairman Pan American Week; Pres. S.W. Section of Ag. Engr. Societies; Secretary Pan American Club; Delegate to SCONA VIII. DILLARD, WARREN MARCUS Warren Accounting Houston Age 20; Class ' 64; D.S.; Student Senate; Election Commission Accounting Society; Bellair HTC; Cadet Major; Student Chaplain; SCONA; Committee and Delegate; Singing Cadets; Librarian. DOLLINGER, JOHN EDWARD Jed Accounting Loeb Age 21; Class ' 63; Newman Club; Accounting Society; Beaumont HTC Pres. DONNELL, VICTOR LEE Vic Physics Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; SCONA VIII; SCONA VII; 2nd. Brig. Co. Pres. Cadet Court A.; Sigma Pi Sigma; Corps Staff Junior; Ross Volunteers; Fish Drill Team. DOTSON, JAMES ALFA Jim Animal Science Hearne Age 21; Class ' 63; Editor Agriculturist; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Outstanding Fresh¬ man, Sophomore and Junior in School of Agriculture; Alpha Zeta; Freshman Danforth Award; Danforth Ag. Senior Award; Civilian Honor Council National Science Under¬ graduate Research Program; Opportunity Award Scholarship; Sears-Roebuck Scholarship. DOWLING, ERROL STEPHAN Steve Pre-Dent Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Med Society. DOWSE, JERRY WAYNE Ch. E. Winnsboro Age 23; Class ' 62; AlChE. DREUMONT, ANTONIO ALCIDES Meteorology Brownsville Age 23; Class ' 63; Arts and Science Council; American Meteorological Society. DUDERSTADT, CULVER L. Ag. Eco. Ingram Age 22; Class ' 63; Milner Housemaster; Ag. Eco. Club; Alpha Phi. Omega. DUGGER, WILEY WILSON, JR. Accounting Temple Age 22; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Baptist Student Union; Bell County Hometown Club. DUNN, MICHAEL EDWARD Mike History Naperville, III. Age 21; Class ' 63; V.P. Judo Club; Flying Kadets, Sec.-Treas.; Arts and Science Council; Swimming Team. DUNN, TONY R. Ch. E. Age 21; Class 63. Kilgore DUPREE, MONTY LOUIS Odessa Math. Dallas Age 24; Class ' 62; President e Club Parisien; Vice Pres. French Club; Math Club; Counselor Allen Military Academy. DURAN, CARLOS ROBERTO Bookkeeper Accounting Laredo Age 21; Class ' 63; Laredo HTC; Scholastic Officer Fourth Group Staff. DYER, CHARLES LEE Corky Accounting Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Civilian Student Council; Pres. Civilian Day Student Council; Civilian Student Council Appreciation Award; D.S.; Aggie Band; Accounting Society; Dorm President ' s Council Key Award; Civilian Student Councl Key Award. ECHOLS, WALLY DEAN Wally E. E. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Singing Cadets; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; YMCA Cabinet. EDGAR, DAVID TILMAN E. E. Nederland Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Co-Company F-l; Mid-County F1TC. EDMAN, WILLIAM DOUGLAS Bill Pel. E. Houston Age 21; Class ' 62; Petroleum Engineering Club. Joe Houston Jacksboro Ray Corpus Christi ELBRICH, JOSEPH J„ Jr. Arch. Age 21; Class ' 63; Captain Rifle Team; Singing Cadets. ELENBURG, DAVE WINN Ag. Eco. Age 22; Class ' 63; Ag-Eco. Club. ELIZONDO, REYNALDO S. Zoology Age 22; Class ' 63; French Club; Pre-Med, Pre-Dent. ELLIOTT, ANDREW C, JR. Andy Marketing Midland Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Flying Cadets; Midland F1TC, Pres.; Business Society. ELLIOTT, JAMES SIDNEY Jim Accounting Gladewater Age 23; Class ' 61; Accounting Society. ENER, ERNEST L, JR. E. E. Jasper Age 21; Class ' 63; Varsity Track and Cross Country; SWC Cross Country Champion; SWC Two Mile Champion; School Record Two Mile; School Record 3000 M Steeple Chase; SWC Cross Country Record; D.M.S; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE; D.S.; C. O.-Sqd. 16; Texaco Scholarship; Dorm Pres. ENGELBRECHT, KENNETH ALLEN Poultry Science Age 21; Class ' 63; Poultry Judging Team; Agriculture Council. ENGLISH, JERRY LYNN A. H. Age 22; Class ' 63; Saddle Sirloin Club. ESPY, ROBERT HENRY, JR. Ag. Eco. (F. Mgt.) Age 22; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco.; El Paso HTC; Alpha Phi Omega. Ken Crawford Abilene Rob El Paso ESTES, ROBERT L. Tiger History Pasadena Age 22; Class ' 63; History Society. ESTRADA, LUIS ALBERTO Ag. E. Tuxtla, Mex. Age 22; Class ' 63; Agricultural Engineering Society; Pan-American Club; Handball Intra¬ murals. EUBANK, CHARLES MIQUEL Math Age 21; Class ' 63. FARIAS, CHRIS C. E. Age 22; Class ' 62; ASCE; Fencing Club. FAULK, ROBERT HARDY Physics Age 21; Class ' 63; Lab Assistant Physics; FERRELL, EDWIN BARRY, JR. English Age 21; Class ' 63; Executive Officer; Mike Odessa San Antonio Bryan Research Assistant; Physics Club; Russian Club. Father Midland Fish Drill Team; Newman Club; Midland HTC, V.P. FIKES, WILLIAM R. Math. Age 21; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. Dorm Council; Math Club; United Nations Club. FISHER, HENRY EDWARD, JR. Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63. Billy Taft Hank El Campo 415 FIX, RONALD E. C. E. Age 21; Class ' 63; VII; Fencing Team; Ronnie Tyler ASCE, Sec.; SAME; Great Issues; Vice-Chairman, SCONA VI; SCONA Bridge Club; MSC Directorate Assistant; Aggieland Staff. FLAHERTY, DANIEL JOE Danny 8. A. McComey Age 21; Class ' 63. FLORES, DANIEL, JR. Acct. Laredo Age 24; Class ' 63; Laredo HTC, Parliamentarian. FLORES, JAMES PETER Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting; SCONA VIII; Pre-Law; FLOYD, KENNETH DOUGLAS P. E. Pres. A M Pete Monahans Young Dem. Kenny San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Varsity Baseball; P. Ed. Club; Intramural Football (Hart Hall). FOJT, FRANK JOSEPH Poultry Science Snook Age 22; Class ' 63. FOHN, NICK HENRY Nick Entomology Uvalde Age 21; Class ' 64. FONVILLE, GERALD GALLATIN Jerry 8. A. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; President Lamar HTC; Accounting Society; Marketing Society; Insurance Society; Bus. Soc.; Intramural Swimming; Cross Country (Fish); Rifle. FORSTER, PETER C. Corky C.E. and Bus. Harlingen Age 20; Class ' 63; Cmdr. Third Group; SCONA V, VI, VII, VIII; Ross Volunteers; Student Engineers Council (ASCE); Pres. ASCE; Newman Club; Bus. Mgr. “The Engineer ; Dis¬ tinguished Air Science Cadet. FRANK, JOHN HENRY Accounting Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; M-Band; Accounting Society; Bellaire HTC. FRANK, WALLACE JERRY, JR. Sam M. E. Midland Age 21; Class ' 63; Golf Team Squad; Midland HTC; Athletic Officer. FRAUSTO, JULIO JR. B.A. Eagle Pass Age 23; Class ' 63; Russian Club; Eagle Pass HTC Pres.; Wrestling Club. FRITH, CHARLES EDWARD Charlie Arch. Shreveport Age 21; Class ' 63; Fresh. Drill Team; Design Student Society; Dorm Council; Shreveport HTC. FUCHS, CHARLES RAY Agronomy Burton Age 23; Class ' 63. FUENTES, ARTURO C. E. Matamoros, Mex. Age 22; Class ' 63; ASCE; Pan American Club; A M Parachute Club. GAITHER, GALE HARRISON Arch. Const. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Assoc, of General Contractors; Alpha Phi Omega. GANNAWAY, JOHN ROBERT Agronomy Haskell Age 21; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society; Civilian Student Council. GARDNER, CHARLES FRANCIS Toby Animal Science Anahuac Age 21; Class ' 63; Rodeo Club. GARNER, JOHNNIE LINTON 8. A. Age 22; Class ' 63; Semper Fidelis Society. GARTEISER, GERALD LEE C. E. Age 21; Class 63; San Antonio HTC; American Society of Civil Engineers. GARRETT, RONALD D. Ag. Eco. Age 24; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco. Club. Bryan Terry San Antonio Mickey Smithville GARRETT, W. JAY, JR. C. E. Ballinger Age 21; Class ' 63; American Society of Civil Engineers. GAYLE, LELVE GARLAN Vet. Med. Weldon Age 22; Class ' 62; Student Senate Vice Pres.; Civilian Student Council, Pres.; Civilian Honor Council; Jr. Chapter AVMA. GEORGE, MICHAEL S. Mike 8. A. Thousand Oaks, Calif. Age 21; Class ' 63; 1st. Lt. Exec. Officer C-2; D.M.S.; Business Manager Aggieland; Ross Volunteers; Best Drilled Freshman Co. C-2. Marshall GEORGE, SAMMY JOE M. E. Age 24; Class ' 63. GERSBACH, HERBERT C. Gen. Bus. Brownwood Age 21; Class ' 63; Great Issues Acct. Society; Ross Volunteers; 4th Group Staff; Insurance Society; Student Senate; Pres. Pecan Valley HTC. GIBSON, DAVID DREW Dave Personnel Houston HTC; Marketing ' 62; Socle ty; Dorm Alhletic Officer. Noot Paris Ag. Eco. Club; D.S.; D.M.S.; Outstanding Jr. and Soph. Sqd. GIBSON, PHILLIP M. Ag. Eco. Age 21; Class ' 63; R.V. 3; 1st. Sgt.; C.O. GILBERT, WILLIAM C. Ag. Ed. Age 22; Class ' 63; Treasurer FFA. GILMORE, DONALD WAYNE Don M. E. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; SAME, Treas.; Fish Drill Team; Foundry Society; Outfit Best Drilled Bowie Age z i ; uass 6J; oA v t, ireas.; risn urm learn; Fresh.; Outfit Best Drilled Soph.; Outfit Guidon Bearer. GLASER, JAMES EDWARD Jim Ag. Eco. Buckholts Age 21; Class ' 63; Poultry Judging Team; Vice Pres. Ag. Eco. Club; Sec. Poultry Science Club. GLASER, STANLEY JOE Stan Poultry Science Buckholts Age 21; Class ’63; Student Agriculture Council; Poultry Science Pres.; Senior and Jr. Poultry Judging Team. GODFREY, JAY F. M. E. Longview Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers, ASME; D.S.; Press Club; Pres. Deep East Texas HTC. GOETTLE, JIMMY A. Jim M. E. Longview Age 21; Class ' 63; D.M.S.; D.S.; Pres. Bowling League. GONZALEZ, JESUS EDWARDO Chuy M. E. Brownsville Age 21; Class ' 63; SAE-Treas. ASME; Bell and Howell Scholarship; Rio Grande HTC. GOLD, HENRY ADOLPH Insurance Caldwell Age 21; Class ' 63; Insurance Society, Historian. GOLDMAN, JOHN WILLIAM Entomology Victoria Age 29; Class ' 62; Ento. Club. GOLLADAY, RODNEY LEON Harv E. E. Sinton Class ' 63; D.S.; IRE; AIEE; San-Rabe HTC. GOODMAN, RODNEY LEWIS Accounting Houston Age 23; Class ' 63; Accounting Society, Marketing Society; Austin Houston HTC. GRAEME, JACK KENNETH Journalism Age 23; Class ' 63; Treas. Sigma Delta Chi; Editor, A M Review. GRAHAM, DENNIS LEE BPM Fontana, Calif. Greensburg, Kans. Age 21; Class ' 63; Lumberman ' s Assoc. Scholarship; DPM Club, Pres.; Honor Council Duncan Hall Employee; Arts and Sciences Council; Chaplain 1st. Wing. GRAHAM, FREDERICK TOWNLEY Business Rick Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Insurance Society; Pre-Law; Business; Town Hall Staff; St. Thomas HTC; Film Society; Newman Club; Marketing Society; English Club. GRAHAM, ROBERT EDWARD Bob Arch. Beaumont Age 22; Class ' 63; Design Student Society; Creative Arts Committee. GRAVES, GENE PARKER Gene Ag. Ed. Nacogdoches Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Med and Pre-Dent Society; FFA V.P.; Shelby-Doches HTC. GRAY, PATRICK CALDWELL Tiger Math Granbury Age 22; Class ' 63; Bowling Comm.; Great Issues; Vilte Karres. GREENE, GEORGE, JR. M. E. Age 29; Class ' 63; SAE; ASME; Phi Theta Kappa; D.S. GREER, MICHAEL LEE Arch. Age 22; Class ' 63; Design Student Society. GRIFFITH, ANDREW CHARLES M. E. Age 29; Class ' 63; ASME. Jefferson Corpus Christi Mike Fort Worth Houston Need we say More? SENIORS GRIFFITH, JIMMY CHARLES A.H. Jim Carthage Age 21; Class ' 63; Saddle Sirloin Club; Jr. Meats Judging Team; Jr. Live¬ stock Judging Team; Dist. Student Honor. GRIFFITH, JAMES R. Beak Agronomy Paint Creek Age 21; Class ' 63, Commanding Officer; V.P. Agronomy Society; Reporter Agricultural Council; Alpha Zeta Dist. Student; Sec. Soil Conservation Society; President Agronomy Society. GRIMES, FRANK WAYNE Ape Gen. Bus. Tyler Age 21; Class ' 63; Fresh. Eng. Society; Band; Outstanding Freshman (Unit); Best Drilled Soph. (Unit); Ross Volunteers. GRIMES, JAY P. Smoky Ag. Ed. Beaumont Age 26; Class ' 57; Collegiate hhA; Agriculturist Alpha Zeta; FFA Yearbook Editor. GRISSOM, DAVID STUART M.E. Granbury Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME; Shreveport, La.; HTC. GROOM, JAMES N„ JR. Jim Arch. Borger Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Tennis Team; Social Sec.; Borger HTC Sec.-Treas. GROSS, PAUL EDWARD Accounting Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Bowling; Accounting. GROVES, DAVID GRESHAM Wildlife Mgt. Denison Age 21; Class ' 63; Gymnastics Team Member; Judo Club; Pres. Grayson County HTC; Ross Volunteers; First Battle Group, Adjutant Supply Officer, First Battle Group Staff. GUERRA, CESAR ROLAND Mexican Ag. Eco. Rio Grande City Age 21; Class ' 63; Drum Major M-Band; Knights of Columbus; Ag. Economics; Freshman Ag. Club; M-Band. GUIBERTEAU, OLIVER JAMES Jimmy Accounting Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; Eco Club; Mitchell Hall Dorm Council; Mitchell Hall Athletic Director; Intramural Manager, Soph, Jr., Sr.; Accounting Society. GUTIERREZ, GEORGE JR. Civil Engr. Harlingen Age 22; Class ' 63; Fresh. Eng. Society; ASCE; ASME; SCONA; Flight Training. GUY, JIMMIE DARELL Jimmie E.E. Snyder Age 22; Class ' 63; Bowling Committee, Chairman; Aggie Bowling Team; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Student Engineers Council; Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineers; Opportunity Award Scholarship; Diamond Foundation Scholarship; Nat. Research Foundation Undergraduate Research Grant; Snyder HTC. HABY, VINCENT ANDREW Vince Agronomy Rio Medina Age 22; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society; Spil Staff; Southwest Tex. HTC; Rifle Team; 2nd Bgd. Staff; San Antonio HTC; Newman Club. HACHTEL, LARRY P. Stick Accounting Temple Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Bell County HTC Reporter; Bridge Club. HACKETT, ROBERT H. Bob Accounting Seabrook Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Cadet Court “A ; Ross Volunteers; Austin of Houston HTC; Air Force Rifle Team; Bay Area HTC. HARTSELL, PAT Suds Vet. Med. Zoology Corpus Christi Age 21; Class ' 63; Corpus Christi HTC; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society; AVMA Student Chapter. HAGAMAN, FREDERICK WHITTINGTON, JR. Whitt A.H. Conway Age 20; Class ' 63; Saddle Sirloin, Rodeo Club. HAHN, DAVID D. Dave Finance Austin Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; D.M.S.; Sq. Commander; Austin HTC. HALL, JOE W. JR. Math. San Age 21; Class ' 63; Math Club; Newman Club; San Antonio HTC; Recipient Hughey Lane Scholarship; D.S. HALE, RONALD ELMER M.E. Age 22; Class ' 62; YMCA Freshman Council; Intramural Athletic Manager. HALL, RONALD MILTON Ch.E. Age 21; Young Conservative Club; Young Republicans Club; AlChE; D.S. Antonio of Lulie- Ronnie Galena Park Houston HALL, ROBERT ARLIN Ind. Engr. Jacksonville Age 21; Class ' 63; SCONA VIII, VII, VI; Operations Officer, 1st. Brde. Staff; Ross Volunteers; Student Engineers Council; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; D.S.; D.M.S. American Inst, of Ind. Engr.; American Ordnance Assoc. HALLFORD, KENT LANIER Wildlife Mgt. Brownwood Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Game Club; Freshman Agriculture Society; Pecan Valley HTC. HAM, HOWARD CECIL, JR. Booger Zoology Bay City Age 21; Class ' 63; D.S.; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society; YMCA Cabinet, Sec.; Montagorda County HTC Pres. Bob Corpus Christi HAMILTON, JAMES ROBERT, JR. Ch.E. Age 23; Class ' 63; AECHE; Dorm Council, Sec.; Intramurals. HAMMOND, CLAUDE BUCK I.T. I.D. Pasadena Age 21; Class ' 63; I. Ed.; Student Chamber of Commerce; Gymnastics Team; American Foundrymens Society; lota Lambda Sigma; Pasadena HTC; Student Safety Society. HANSEN, HARLEY AMES Jug Butt Ag. Eco. Yakima, Wash. Age 22; Class ' 63; Wrestling Team, Pres.; Ag. Eco. Club. HARVILL, LUTHER EDWARD, JR. Ed Agriculture Odessa Age 29; Class ' 54. HART, MALCOLM STEELE Mike English Santa Fe, N. M. Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; Cooke County HTC; Newman Club; Russian Club. HARRISON, RONALD GARY Happy M.E. Fort Worth Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME. HARRIS, HERMAN EARL Cowboy Ag. Eco. Waelder Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Vet Society, Reporter; Ag. Eco.; Rodeo Club; Saddle Sirloir. Club; Commanding Officer, Company D-3. HARRIS, JOHN ELLIOTT Ch.E John ' s Island, S. C. Age 21; Class ' 63; AICHE. HARRISON, JAMES R. M.E. Age 24; Class ' 63; ASME. HARMON, LARRY LEE M.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; ASME; Del Rio HTC. HAUSENFLUKE, MELVIN JAMES Ag. Ed. Age 21; Class ' 63, Pres. Collegiate FFA Chapter. HAYES, LLOYD LEE Insurance Age 29; Class ' 63. Jim Houston Leuf Del Rio Bubba Coleman McCamey HEARN, WILLIAM CHARLES A.S. Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Vet Society; Bay Area HTC. HEDRICK, JOHN A. E.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Ordnance Society; Austin HTC Pres. Bill Seabrook John Austin HEINRICH, RICHARD JOHN History Dallas Age 23; Class ' 62; History Society; Miss. Valley Historical Asso.; Debate Club; SWC Debate Tournament; Pres. Dallas HTC, Atheletic Officer Law Hall; 12th. Man Bowl; Gamma Alpha Sigma; Delegate SCONA VII; Aggie Players. HENDERSON, DON MARTIN Sociology Age 21; Class ' 63; Vice Pres., Sociology Club. HENDERSON, EARL JOHN Aero. Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; SCONA VI, VII VIII; tunity Award Scholarship; D.M.S.; D.S.; Spring Branch HTC. HENDERSON, ROY HOWELL Ag. Ed. Age 22; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA. Danny Houston Squirrel Houston IAS; Phi Eta Sigma; Oppor- Schulenburg HENDRY, RONALD EARL M.E. Athens Age 21; Class ' 63, Sec. SAE; ASME. HENSZ, ALBERT J., JR. Al Sociology Harlingen Age 21; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; Horticulture Club; Sociology Club; Rio Grande Valley HTC. HERMANN, BURTON RAY History Bryan Age 25; Class ' 63; Student Education Association; Interfaith Council; Pres. Chi Alpha Fraternity. HERRIN, JOHN A. Johnny Journalism Houston Age 22; Class ' 62. HERRING, JOHN MILLER Johnny Range Mgf. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; San Antonio HTC; Range Forestry Club; Staff Sgt. Sqd. 14. HERRMANN, RICHARD THOMAS Dick I.T. La Porte Age 23; Class ' 63; Industrial Education Society; Baytown HTC; lota Lambda Sigma, Chi Chapter. HERRMANN, WARREN W. Accounting San Antonio Age 26; Class ' 63; Acct. Soc. HERRMANN, WESLEY WAYNE Vet. Med. Big Lake Age 21; Class ' 63, AVMA Rep. HEINRICH, C. TED, JR. Chemistry San ' Antonio Age 20; Class ' 63; Chemistry Club. HEYMAN, EUGENE FRANCIS, JR. History Age 21; Class ' 62; Student NEA. HIBBS, JERRY ALBERT Marketing Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Drill Team; Dallas HTC; Marketing Society; Business Society. HICKMAN, JOHN MILTON, JR. Gen. Bus. Age 21; Class ' 63; SCONA YMCA Rep., Interfaith Council; Accounting Society, Vice Pres.; Angelina County HTC, Pres. Vice Pres.; Fourth Battle Group. Gene West Sayville, N. Y. Dallas D. Hinton Award, Company A-1; Hick El Dorado, Ark. HILL, WILLIAM HARRIS Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting; D.S.; Judo Club. Billy Odessa HILTON, JAMES C. Ch.E. Nederland Age 21; Class ' 63, Tau Beta Pi Sec.; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Fresh. Engineering Society, Sec.-Treas.; AlChE, Scholastic Officer C-Z; D.M.S. HINKLE, CHARLES LEE Physics Age 22; Class ' 62. Temple HINOJOSA, GERONIMO G. M.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Pan American Club. HOFFMAN, WILLIAM MARTIN Math Age 22; Class ' 63; D.S.; Math Club; Garland HTC; ROTC Fight Training. HOLCOMB, HOWARD LEE Ag. Eco. Age 22; Class ' 62. Laredo Bill Garland Buster College Sta. The things we ' ll do to get to whiskey bridge. HOLDEN, JOHN WADE, JR. Vet. Med. Royse City Age 22; Class ' 63; AVMA. HOLLAND, JOHN HENRY Ag. Ed. Age 20; Class ' 63; Sec. FFA; Saddle Sirloin Club; Champion Baseball (Civ). HOLLEY, JOHNNIE Aerospace Waco Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Band; Dist. Air Force; IAS. Fredericksburg Intramurals-Champion Football (Civ) HOLLIS, JAMES ROBERT M.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; Chairman AFS, Student Eng. Council; Talent Committee. HOLMES, JOHNNY P. Education Age 22; Class ' 63; Student NEA, Publicity Chairman. HOLT, WILLIAM A., JR. C.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; Dallas HTC; ASCE. Bob Hallettsville Coolidge Bill Dallas HOLUB, LEO DAVID M.E. El Campo Age 22; Class ' 63. HOPKINS, JOHN HOWARD III Hop English Boerne Age 20; Class ' 63; 1st. Lt. Sqd. 6; Hill Country HTC; Fencing Club; Badminton Club; Intramural Manager. HOPKINS, DONALD WAYNE Don I.T. Houston Age 20; Class ' 63; Industrial Ed. Society; Sam Houston HTC. HORD, ROBERT PAUL Bobby Zoology Clifton Age 22; Class ' 62; Bosque County HTC. HORN, HULEY JOE Economics Age 22; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; D.S.; SCONA VI, VII, VIII; Chairman Program Com¬ mittee SCONA VIII; Ross Volunteers; Delegate SCUSA XIII; Arts Sciences Council; Economics Club; Young Rep. Club, Chairman; Scholastic Sgt. 2nd. Battle Group; Scholastic Officer, 1st Brigade. HOSKINS, HARRY THOMAS, JR. B.A. Fort Worth Age 21; Class ' 63; Varsity Golf Team; Student Dorm Council. HOTARD, ERNEST PAUL History Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; History Society. HOTCHKISS, DOUGLAS GRAHAM Accounting Corpc Doug ; Christ! Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Senate Issues Chairman; Sec.-Treas., Corpus Christi HTC; 12th. Man Bowl Chairman; Young Rep. Club; Alpha Phi Omega; D.S.; Wesley Foundation; SCONA VII, VIII; Area Finance Chairman, SCONA VIII; Accounting Society. HOWARD, JAMES BAILEY Jamie Accounting Tyler Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Scholastic Officer, Co. E-Z; Pres., Tyler-Smith County HTC. HOWARD, VOLNEY WARD V. W. Wildlife Mgt. Carrizo Springs Age 21; Class ’63; AOA; Fish and Game Club. HOYLAND, ROBERT JOHNSON III Bob Vet. Med. Arcadia Age 22; Class ’63; Student Chapter AVMA. HOZA, RICHARD GARY Ag. Engr. Spring Branch Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Ag. Society; Spring Branch HTC; Student Branch of Am. Society of Ag. Engr.; ASAE Sec. HUDSON, GORDON WILLIS III B.A. Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Society. HUG, JAMES FRANCIS Ind. Engr. Age 23; Class ' 63; AIIE. HUGHES, WILLIAM HOWARD Accounting Age 21; Class ' 64. Uvalde Longview Bill Center HUGHLETT, A LFRED WAYNE Al Agr. Engr. Amarillo Age 22; Class ' 63; Chaplain 1st. Brigade; Chancellor Alpha Zeta; Pres. Agr. Engr. Society; Chairman Soil Conservation Society; Student Agr. Council; Student Engr. Council; Amarillo HTC. HUGHES, DONALD GLYNN Marketing Bryan Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Business Society; Insurance Society; MSC Dance Committee; Co. K-2. HULEN, HARRY Physics Palacios Age 20; Class ' 63. HUMBER, JOHN YORK Yuma A.H. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Cadet Major; Adjutant 3rd. Brigade; Pre-Vet. Society; Saddle Sirloin Club; Young Republicans Club; Bellaire HTC. HUMPHREY, JIMMY L. Ji m Ch.E. Grand Prairie Age 25; Class ' 63; Sr. Rep. AICHE; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Student Engineers Council; Universal Dil Products Scholarship; D.S. HUMPHRIES, WILLIAM LEONARD Bill Bus. Adm. Corsicana Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Navarro County HTC; Marketing Society; SCONA VII, VIII; Advertising Club; Intramural Mgr; Army Flight Program. HUNTER, CHARLES RICHARD Arch. Age 21; Class ' 63; DS; Borger HTC. C. R. Borger HUNTER, DONALD THOMPSON Don Aero. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggieland Staff; D.S.; Student Eng. Council; TSPE; Phi Eta Sigma; Pres. Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Ross Volunteers; DMS; IAS; Spring Branch HTC. HUNTER, RONALD DOUGLAS Education Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Gymnastics Team; Bowling Committee; Meteorological Society; Arts Science Council; Aggieland Staff; Aggie Players; Student Ed. Assoc. HUNTINGTON, BOB NEIL B.A. Age 21; Class ' 63; Varsity Football. HUSTON, JAMES EDWARD Range Mgt. Age 21; Class ' 63; Range and Forestry Club. HUTCHESON, DAVID PAUL Vet. Med. Age 21; Class ' 63; AVMA, Hill County HTC. Plainview Ed Tolar Hutch Itasca HUTTON, WILLIAM CURTIS Bill C.E. Gen. Bus. Anahuac Age 22; Class ' 63; Society of Am. Military Engineers, Am. Society of Civil Engineers. HUTTON, WELFORD SAMUEL C.E. B.A., Alvin Age 22; Class ' 63; ASCE. HUTTON, JERRY BOB Aerospace Abilene Age 22; Class ' 63; Institute of Aerospace Sciences; Jr. Rep. Engineer Council. HYER, DELL MACK Marketing Belton Age 21; Class Sr.; Marketing Society; Bell County HTC. ISISON, JAMES LAWRENCE Larry M.E. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Scholastic Officer; D-2 American Society of ME; Society of Automotive Eng.; St. Thomas of Houston HTC; Newman Club. IRISH, BILL R. W.M. Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Bell County HTC; Fish Game Club. Temple ISAACSON, ROBERT DONALD Bob Insurance Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Insurance Society; Marketing Society; AOA; Athletic Manager; Aggie- land Staff. JACK, JAMES TERRY Finance Bellevue, Neb. Age 21; Class ' 63; SOS Club; Social Chairman, SCONA IV. JACKSON, ARNOLD B„ JR. Math. Marlin Age 28; Class ' 63; Math Club. JAECKLE, TIMOTHY J. Jake Accounting San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Pres. San Antonio HTC; 1st. Wing Color Guard; Accounting Society; Newman Club. JAMAIL, GERALD A. Camel Jack B.A. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Jr. Rep. Arts Science Council; Treas. Marketing Society; Am. Marketing Assoc. JAMES, ROBERT EDWARD Bob Chemistry Fayetteville Age 22; Class ' 63; German Club; Chemistry Club; Westminster Student Fellowship. JANERT, HERBERT C. B.A. San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 63; Business Society; Marketing Society; San Antonio HTC. JAROSZ, KENNETH EARL Rozy M.E. B.A. Waco Age 22; Class ' 62; Society of Automotive Eng.; ASME; Wrestling Club; Waco HTC; FIP; Sigma Omega Tau; 2nd. Group Staff; Flying Cadets; Insurance Society. JENKINS, PAUL A. JR. Ag. Ed. Rockdale Age 21; Class ' 64. JENSEN, DENNIS WAYNE Vet. Med. Age 21; Class ' 63; AVMA. JESTER, RICHARD S. Vet. Med. Age 21; Class ' 63; AVMA. Tiny Palacios Coon Jennings, La. JEWELL, ELMER MARTIN Bear I.T. Athens Age 23; Class ' 62; Industrial Education Society; InterFaith Council; Intramural Manager. JEWETT, HARRY BERKEY III Bubba Arch. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Design Student Society; Best Drilled Fresh. 2nd. Wing. JOHN, ROYER, McK. History Houston Age 21; Class ’63; Ross Volunteers; 1st Brigade; Fish Drill Team; Pres. Assoc. Former Fish Drill Team; AOA; SAME; Quartermaster Assoc. JOHNS, HERBERT KIMBROUGH Kim Accounting College Station Age 21; Class ' 63; Best-Drilled Fresh.; Accounting Society; Bus. Society; MSC Bowling Committee; Badminton Club; Handball Slub, Vice Pres.; Dist. AFROTC Cadet. JOHNSON, JAMES E. Jimmy Pyschology Bellaire Age 21; Class ’63; Geophysics Scholarship; Student Senate; Election Commission; Ross Volunteers; Outstanding Jr. 3rd. BG; Alpha Zeta Honorary Fraternity; Cadet Court “B ; Bellaire HTC; Sociology Club. JOHNSON, KENNETH CULBER K. C. Business Amarillo Age 22; Class ' 63; Browsing Library Committee; Marketing Society; Bus. Society. JOHNSON, THOMAS VERNON T. V. Economics Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; Economics Club; Spanish Club; Sons of Service Club; Athletics Officer Sqd. 10, 1st. Lt. Sqd. 10; Best Drilled Soph. JOHNSTON, GEORGE ANTHONY Ch.E. Piedras Negras, Mex. Age 22; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Am. Institute of Chem. Engr.; Pan American Club; Eagle Pass HTC; Student Senate. JOHNSTON, KENT MYRON I.T. Waco Age 22; Class ' 63; Civilian Student Council ASME; Aggie Band; Battalion Staff writer; I. Ed. Society; American Foundryman ' s Society; Drum Bugle Corps. JONES, CLAUDE R. Randy Physics Math. New Boston D.S.; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma; Physics Club; Pres. Russian Club; Ross Volunteers; Former Students Assoc. Scholarship; Town Hall; Corps Staff; Brazos County ROA Award; 2nd. Wing Commander; Who’s Who; Air Force Assoc. Silver Award. JONES, ROBERT HENRY Bob Physics DeKalb Age 25; Class ' 62; American Institute of Physics; Secretary, Sigma Pi Sigma; Physics; D.S. JONES, ROBERT LEE I.T. Channelview Age 26. JORDAN, WILLIAM HENRY, JR. Bill Accounting Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; ROTC; Accounting Society; Pre-Law Society; Newman Club. JOVENTINO, IRAN COE Ch.E. Aracoti-Ce-Brazil Age 23; Class ' 63; Dorm Student Council. KAPPEL, RAY ALLEN Snake C.E. New Braunfels Age 21; Class ' 63; C. O., Co A-2; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; R. V. Platoon Leader; Centex HTC Pres.; D.M.S.; D.S.; Sons of Amer. Rev. Award. KARRER, DAVID LESLIE Kike Insurance Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Spring Branch HTC; Exec. Off. Pres. Film Society; Leadership Conference. Band; Spring Branch Insurance Society; Vice KAY, IRWIN HOWARD Fish E.E. Galveston Age 25; Class ' 63; AIEE, Head Waiter, Dorm Master Dorm 15; Dorm Council Milner Hall; Athletic Officer Milner. KEELING, JOE LYNN Stump Marketing Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Reagan of Houston HTC; Accounting Society; Marketing Society; Ross Volunteers; Supply Sgt. 2nd. Group Staff. KEITH, MARSHALL DALE M.E. Borger Age 22; Class ' 64; ASME. KELLER, FREDERICK LEE Freddy M.E. Bartlett Age 21; Class ' 63,• ASME; D.M.S.; SAME. KELLER, JAMES LEWIS Jim P.E. Terrell Age 21; Class ' 63; Varsity Football Basketball; Ross Volunteers; Pres. Health Physical Ed. Club; T-Assoc.; Who ' s Who; Nominee for Southwest Conf. Academic Team. KELLER, PAUL R. Gen. Bus. Atlanta, Ga. Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Insurance Society; Scholastic Officer; Wash. D. C., Metropolitan Area HTC Pres. KELLY, EMMETT G. Wildlife Mgt. El Paso Age 25; Class ' 62. KELLY, WALTER O ' QUIN Wildlife Mgt. Port Lavaca Age 22; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. Game Fish Club. KEMP, BILLY JOE B. J. Gen. Bus. Lott Age 24; Class ’63; Hart Hall Dorm Council, Treas.; Pre-Law Society; Public Relations Officer; Pre-Law Rep. to Arts Science Council; Marketing Society. KENDRICK, NORMAN C, JR. Tiny f.T. Phillips Age 25; Class ' 60; Fresh. Football Letter; Ind. Ed. Society. KENDRICK, TOMMY JAMES Geology San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Geology Club; MSC Camera Committee (Salon V Chairman). KENNERLY, THOMAS H. Doc TK Finance Spring Branch Age 21; Class ' 63; Economics Society; Spring Branch HTC; Arts Sciences Council; Pre-Law Society; Swimming Team; Dorm Rep. Hart Hall; Swimming Team. KENNINGHAM, PHIL HAGIN Bus. Adm. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Society. KERLEY, WILLIAM CLYDE History Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Drill Team; American Ordnance Assoc.; Corps Color Guard; 4th. Battle Group Staff; Social Chairman BSU; Dallas HTC; Miss. Valley Historical Society. KIDWELL, KEITH ROBERT Ag. Ed. Bryan Age 22; Class ' 62; Rodeo Club Regional Director of Nat. Inter-Collegiate Rodeo Assoc. Big Thicket HTC; Baptist Student Union; Business Society; Accounting Society. KILLION, BOBBY KEITH B.A. Age 21; Class ' 63. KING, CHARLES RAY Marketing Age 21; Class ' 63; Alpha Relations Comm. Butch Alpine Charlie Livingston Phi Omega; Marketing Society; Vice-Chairman MSC Public KING, JAMES PAUL Arch. Const. Odessa Age 21; Class ' 63; Cadet Major, Exec., 1st. Battle Group Staff; Ross Volunteers; SAME; Assoc. Gen. Contractors; Design Student Society; Odessa HTC. KING, WILLIAM EDWARD Bill M.E. El Paso Age 21; Class ' 63; El Paso HTC Pres.; Presbyterian Student Assoc. State Pres.; Ross Volunteers; Outstanding Fresh. Award; Dept, of the Army Award; Cabot Carbon Scholarship; D.M.S.; ASME. KNAPP, WILLIAM SCOTT H. P.E. Galveston Age 21; Class ' 63; PE Club; Law Hall Dorm Council; Dorm Pres.; Aggie Sweet Heart Selection Committee; TAHPER. KNOX, ELDON BECK A.H. Age 22; Class ' 63. Coleman KOEGL, KENNETH WAYNE Ken Accounting Abilene Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Eng. Society; Newman Club; Abilene HTC; Accounting Society; Ross Vol. KORBELL, JOHN CHARLES Johnny C.E. English San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Dist. Air Force Student; ASCE; ASME; South West Tex. HTC; Newman Club. KORENEK, EDWIN JOHN Ag. Ed. El Campo Age 21; Class ’63; Track; Cross-Country; Pres. Wharton County HTC; Newman Club; Collegiate FFA; Aggie Chapter Soil Conservation Society. KORENEK, VICTOR JOHN Vic Marketing Baytown Age 22; Class ' 63; Civilian Student Council; Honor Council; Legett Hall Dorm Council; Baytown HTC. KORNFUEHRER, DOUGLAS E. Doug Ind. Ed. Weesafche Age 21; Class ' 63; Ind. Educ. Club; Student Safety Society. KOYM, LOUIS CARL L C. M.E. Shertz Age 21; Class ' 63. KRAMM, RAYMOND E. B.A. (Per. Mg.) San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Football Varsity. KRAUSE, MALCOLM MALOY B.P.M. New Ulm Age 22; Class ' 63; BPM Club, Vice Pres.; Marketing Society; Student Chamber of Com¬ merce; Lutheran Student Assoc.; Intramural Manager. KRAWETZ, HARRY ALEX I.T. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Industrial Education Society; Camera Club; Dorm Council; Editor of POPS. KREBS, JOHN PHILLIP John Physics Victoria Age 21; Class ' 63; Finance Chairman SCONA VII, VIII; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Physics Club; Corps Scholastic Office; R. V. KRENEK, BEN J. M.E. El Campo Age 22; Class; ' 63. KREYMER, JOHN W. Personnel Adm. Wylie Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; D.S. KUYKENDALL, CHARLES WILLIAM E.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Scuba Diving. KUYKENDALL, JOHN LLOYD A.H. ' Charlie Denison Cherokee Age 22; Class ’63; Jr. Sr. Livestock, Meats Wool Judging Teams; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Leta; Ag. Council; Saddle Sirloin Club, Pres. Sec. LABAY, JOSEPH JACOB Range Mgt. Age 23; Class ' 62; Range Forestry Club; Attendance Chairman R F Club. Louise LAMAR, PERCIE LEE III Food. Tech. Lambert, Miss. Age 21; Class ' 63; Horticulture Society; Am. Society of Horticulturer Collegiate Branch. LAMB, ELTON K. JR. Vet. Med. Waco Age 21; Class ' 63. LAMPRECHT, WILLIAM OTTO, JR. Bill Agronomy Taft Age 21; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society; Physical Ed. Society; San-Re-Bee HTC; Aggie Age z i; uass oj; Agronomy society; r Band; Athletic Officer; Bowling League Pres. LANDERS, JOHN BROOKS E.E. Menard Age 21; Class ' 63; Band; Drum Bugle Corps; Ross Volunteers; AIEE-IRE; San Angelo- West Texas HTC; Russian Club; Houston (Chamber of Commerce) Military Affairs Award. LANGER, RODNEY E. Finance Pasadena Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Insurance Society; ADA, Pasadena HTC; Townhall Staff; Honor Council. LATTA, EDWIN FRANKLIN Teddy Wildlife Mgt. Ag. Jour. Beaumont Age 22; Class ’62; Fish Game Club; Beaumont HTC; Sigma Delta Chi; Aggie Band; Society of A M Journalists; Army Flight Program; Wildlife Journalism Scholarship; The Agriculturist; Agricultural Communications Club. LAWRENCE HUGH PAT Pat Accounting Lufkin Age 21; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; D.S.; Accounting Society; Executive Officer, Co. E-2; Lufkin-Angelina HTC. LAWS, RICHARD BASCAM Rick M.E. Boise, Idaho Age 29; Class ' 63. LEACH, MICHAEL DALE Mike M.E. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME; TSPE; Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi; Varsity Swimming Team; Spring Branch HTC; Civilian Day Student Council; Twelfth Man Bowl Football Team; D.S. LE BOEUF, JOE SALE LaBuff I.T. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; American Foundryman ' s Society; Ind. Education Club. LEDNICKY, BERNARD L. M.E. West Age 21; Class ' 63; Newman Club; Student Engr. Council; ASME, Pres.; Freshman Engr. Society. LEMMON, HARMON G. Glynn” Marketing Odessa Age 21; Class ' 63; 6th. Battle Group Staff; SCONA; Great Issues Committee; Pres. Odessa HTC; Marketing; Insurance Society; Semper Fidelis Society. LETBETTER, LARRY EUTHER Ag. Ed. San Saba Age 21; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA Chapter. LETBETTER, WILLIAM D. Billie Physics College Station Age 22; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. Sigma Pi Sigma; Vice Pres. Russian Club; Phi Kappa Phi; Day Student Council; Phi Eta Sigma; Rifle Team. LEWIS, JAMES C. Lulu Arch. Eng Dumas Age 22; Class ' 63; Aggie Players; ASME; Athletic Officer; Baptist Student Union; Design Student Society. LEWIS, JAMES E. Jim Accounting Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Bus. Society; Accounting Society; Sr. Rep. Arts and Sciences Council; Phi Kappi Phi. LILES, EDWIN DWAIN Buck Range Mgt. San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 61; Range Forestry Club; Collegiate FFA; Fencing Club; Interfaith Council; Christian Science Organization; Ag. Council. LINCECUM, JERRY BRYAN English Marquez Age 20; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Great Issues Committee; English Society; Who ' s Who. LINSEISEN, EDWARD A. Ed Ag. Eco. Waller Age 22; Class ' 62; Sec. Dorm Council; Ag. Eco Club; Newman Club. LIPSCOMB, LINTON THOMAS Big Daddy . Ed. Houston Age 28; Class ' 57; Student Eng. Council; Pres. Industrial Education Society; Am. Foundry- mans Society; Ind. Ed. Safety Committee; SCONA. LISTON, HARRY EUGENE E.E. Terrell Age 22; Class ' 63; AIEE-IRE. LOCKE, LARRY JONES Ch. E. Eng. Del Rio Age 21; Class ' 62. LOCKE, JOE LARRY B.A. Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Brazos Co. HTC; Insurance Club. LOGAN, GEORGE FREDERICK Ch.E. Waco Age 22; Class ' 63; AlChE; Waco-McLennan County HTC; Corp Color Guard. LOPEZ, BENITO Arch. Matamoros, Tams., Mex. Age 23; Class ' 62; Intramural Manager; Soccer Team (co-captain); Pan Am. Club. LOVICK, JAMES S. Jimmy Vet. Med. Longview Age 22; Class ' 63; Deep East Texas HTC; Pre-Vet Society; AVMA. LOW, THOMAS J. ROBERT Jay M.E. West Palm Beach, Fla. Age 22; Class ' 63; ASME; Engr. Society; South La. HTC; Executive Officer Sqd. 3. LOWRY, LACEY BYRON Accounting Palacios Age 22; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Matagorda HTC; Puryear Hall Dorm Council. LUHM, FRED Fred Ind. Engr. El Paso Age 21; Class ' 63; Cadet Lt. Col.; Third Brigade Staff; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; American Marketing Assoc.; Flying Kadets; El Paso HTC; Interfaith Council; Wesley Foundation; YMCA. LYERLY, JAMES MILFORD Jim B.A. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Reagan HTC; Fish Drill Team; Marketing Society. LYLE, CLAYTON BANE Bane M.E. Alexandria, Va. Age 22; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Sqd. C.O.; Dist. A.F. Cadet; ASME; SAME; Bonfire Committee; Cadet Court; Pres. Wash. D. C. HTC. MACEO, VINCENT GEORGE Wop Gen. Bus. Galveston Age 21; Class ' 63; Bus. Society; Marketing Society; Newman Club; Wrestling Team; Galveston HTC. MAC PHERSON, JACK FORD M.E. Age 24; Class ' 63; ASME ASM. Shreveport, La. SENIORS MAC TAVISH, WILLIAM KLARE Math. Sandy Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; 1st. Sgt. of Company C-3; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society; Sec. of Reagan-Waltrip HTC; Ross Volunteers. MADDOX, EDWIN THOMAS E.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; AIEE-IRE; D.S.; Taylor-Smith County HTC. MADURA, DAVID CHARLES P.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Panhandle HTC; Physical Ed. Club; TAHPER. Eddie Tyler Dave Tulia Gyro Abilene MAGERS, JAMES HUGH History Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Arts Sciences Council; Pres. T.S.E.A.; MSC Directorate; Singing Cadets; SCONA VIII. MAHAND, KENNETH RAY Ken Pre-Law Sulphur Springs Age 20; Class ' 61; Young Rep.; Pre-Law Society; Ausfin-Jones of Houston HTC; D.S. MALTBY, JAMES WILLIAM Stonewall Accounting De Leon Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society. MANLEY, JAMES MITCHELL Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society. MARABLE, MAX E.E. Mitch Greenville Athens Age 27; Class ' 63; Eta Kappa NU; Electrical Engr. Honor Society; German Club; Le Club Parisien; AIEE. MARCONTELL, CALVIN E. Littlest Cajun Accounting Port Arthur Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Engineering Society; Accounting Society; Port Arthur HTC; Pres.; Best Drilled Soph. Outfit; Intramural Swimming. MAREK, GLENN WAYNE Ag. Eco. Temple Age 21; Class ' 63. MAVERICK, JOHN FROST M.E. Houston Age 24; Class ' 63. MARGRAVE, MICHAEL WADE Mike Accounting Phoenix, Ariz. Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Law Society; Accounting Society; Newman Club; D.S. MARGRAVES, ROSS D., JR. Ross Business Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; 1st. Lt. Sqd. 16; Flight Commander; SCONA VII; Business Society; Pre-Law Society; Lamar of Houston HTC. MARMOLEJO, MOE Arch. Mexico Age 21; Class ' 63; Clayton Scholarship; D.S.; Design Student Soc.; Pan American Club; Pan Amer. Week Camera Committee; SCONA VIII. MARSHALL, JAMES HAROLD Education Victoria Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Yell Leader; Fish Baseball Mgr.; Guadalupe Valley HTC; Student NEA. Future Co-ed ponders Board ' s decision, and plans her assault on A M MARSHALL, JOHN KENNETH English Age 21; Class ' 63. MARSHALL, ROY CLIFTON P.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; H. P.E. Majors Club. MARSHALL, RONALD W. P.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; CO. Sqd. 15. Johnny Dallas Roy Eagle Lake Ronnie Bryan Majors Club, Sec.-Treas.; Arts Science Council; MARTIN, CARL R. Entomology Llano Age 23; Class ' 63. MARTIN, HARRY BOB Possom Ag. Eco. Spur Age 21; Class ' 63; Ag.Eco. Club. MARTIN, LIONEL JEROME Lionel C.E. Houston Age 23; Class ' 61; St. Thomas HTC; Newman Club; AISCE Corp. MARTIN, TRUMAN FREDERICK Animal Science Age 22; Class ' 63. MARTINEZ, JOSE EDWARDO M.E. Age 19; Class ' 63; Tau Beta Pi; SAE; ASME; Laredo HTC. MATHEWS, NOLAN BARRY I.T. Age 22; Class ' 62; I. Ed. Society; Bowling Committee. Freddy San Marcos Ed Laredo Daingerfield MATHIS, ROBERT NEIL Bob History Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Fresh. Eng. Society; History Society. D.S. MAULDIN, CHARLES RAYMOND Advertising Bryan Age 22; Class ' 63; Alpha Delta Sigma; Pres. Society of A M Journalists; Arts Sciences Council; Alpha Delta Sigma; Society A M Journalists; Phi Eta Simga. MAURER, CHARLES HENRY Charley E.E. Kerrville Age 22; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Newman Club; Am. Society of E.E.; Texas Society of Prof. Eng.; Hill County HTC. MAXWELL, DAVID GEORGE Ag. Eco. Devers Age 21; Class ' 63. MAXWELL, JOHN REED Jack Geology Dallas Age 22; Class ' 63; Geology Club, Wichita Falls HTC; Air Force ROTC; Intramural Wrestling. MAXWELL, THOMAS McCAWLEY Max Age 22; Class ' 62; Sr. Fifth ' Year Representative, Track Team; Industrial Education Society. MAY, ALBERT LEONARD Education Sherman Age 21; Class ’63; M-Band, CpI., T Sgf.; SNEA; History Society; Grayson County HTC Social Chairman. MAYO, CHARLES LAWRENCE Agronomy Age 21; Class ' 63. MAYS, WILLIAM R. Ch. E. Age 21; Class ' 63; AlChE; Phi Eta Sigma. Larry Taft Kilgore McAVOY, EDWARD JOHN Bear I.T. Hot Springs, Ark. Age 21; Class ' 63; Industrial Education Society; American Foundrymen ' s Society; Ark. Homestate Club, Pres.; D.S.; Freshman Engineering Society; Flight Leader Sqd. 10. McCANN, DONALD RALPH Personnel Adm. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Sac.; Dorm Council; Intramural Mgr.; Sons of Service; Dallas HTC. McCLINTON, GAYLON M. Mac Ed. and Psy. Kennard Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; D.M.S.; Opportunity Award Scholarship; Student Education Club. McCOLLOUGH, RALPH ALDEN I.Ed. Houston Age 22; Class ' 62; 2nd Lt. Co. G-l, SAME; I. Ed. Society; Reagan of Houston HTC, Pres.; Intramural Athletics Mgr. McCOOL, BRYAN DWAYNE Sociology Corpus Christ ' Age 24; Class ' 60. McCOY, BILLY G. Bill Accounting Marietta Age 21; Class ' 61; Northeast Texas HTC; Fit. Commander Sqd. 15; Accounting Society. McCOY, MILTON DAVIS Bud Marketing Bryan Age 22; Class ' 62; Judo Club; Marketing Society; ROTC. McCRARY, RONEY G. Mai Age 20; Class ' 63; Industrial Education Society; Bay Area HTC; Safety Society; Dave Beck Award. McDANIEL, LYNDON PAUL Mac Ag. Ed. Hemphill Age 21; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA. McGALLIARD, MARSHALL DALE Ag. Eco. Age 22; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; AVMA; D.S. McGLOTHLIN, JAMES ORA M.E. Age 24; Class ' 60. McKEEN, WILLIAM R. C.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; ASCE; SAME; Chi Epsilon Fraternity. ' Shep Spur Jim Houston Bill San Antonio McKNIGHT, JOE TRUMAN Vet. Med Longview Age 21; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; AVMA; D.S. McLEAN, DONALD GALE Don Marketing San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Drill Team; Best Drilled Freshman, Sqd, 7; Marketing Society. McLEOD, HUGH MILTON M.E. B.A. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; SAME, ASME, Town Hall Staff; Bellaire HTC, Pres.; Aggie Code of Conduct Committee; Scholastic Officer, Sqd. 11; D.S. Socrates Houston Age 23; Class ' 61; Staff Sgf. Sqd. 8; Bowling Team; St. Thomas of Houston HTC, Pres.; Con jmmittee. McMAHAN, M. KENT C.E. Staff Sgf. Sqd AICE; SCONA III; Camera Club M.S.C. Bowling McMAHAN, WILLIAM R. History Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Drill Team; Editorial Asst. Texas A M Review. McMICHAEL, BOBBIE LEE Agronomy Age 22; Class ' 63; Intramural Manager; Bus. Manager, Agronomy Society. Bill Dallas Chillicothe McNEES, ROBERT GEORGE Knife I.T. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; M-Band; Ind. Ed. Society; K of C; San Antonio HTC; Band. McNEIL, VANCE ARTHUR Finance Le Feria Age 21; Class ' 63; Sec. Semper Fidelis Club. McWILLIAMS, GEORGE LOUIS George Ag. Eco. Texarkana Age 21; Class ' 63; Pres. A M Wesley Foundation; Ag. Eco. Club; Ag. Council; Alpha Zeta Honorary Fraternity; Agriculturalist Magazine; SCONA VIII. McWILLIAMS, JAMES LEE Jim Arch. Ballinger Age 21; Class ' 63. MEADE, RAMON Ray Ch.E. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; AICHE; Pa n American Club. MEDLEY, EDWARD L. Link M.E. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Town Hall Staff. MEJIA, CARLOS V. Chale C.E. Laredo Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Phi Eta Sigma; ASCE; SCONA; Laredo HTC, Pres. MENCHACA, ARNOLD H. Chack A.H. Lytle Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; Saddle Sirloin Club; Newman Club; San Antonio HTC; D.S.; Jr. Meats Judging Team. MENKE, CHARLES ALBERT A.H. Age 21; Class ' 63; Sirloin Club. Charlie Hempstead Jr. Livestock Judging Team; Sr. Livestock Judging Team; Saddle MERRILL, SAM ALEC, JR. Accounting Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Insurance Society. MERRITT, JOE C. Joe M.E. Colorado City Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME Honor Council. MclNTOSH, DENNIS KEITH Mac Animal Science Alief Age 22; Class ' 63; Freshman Class Officer; Collegiate 4-H Club; Student Senate; Ross Vol¬ unteers; Alpha Zeta. METKE, WINSTON DOUGLAS Arch. Const. Baytown Age 20; Class ’63; AGC; SAME; ISA. MEYER, JOHN H. Johnny Personnel Adm. Hondo Age 21; Class ' 63. MEYER, JOHN RAYMOND Jack Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Fish Game Club; Chairman Student Ag. Council; Editorial Ass ' f Agriculturist; Alpha Zeta. MEYER, LEE M.E. Fredericksburg Age 21; Class ' 63. MICHNA, JOHN LOUIS Ag. Eco. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco. Club; Acct. Society; American Ordinance Assn.; Newman Club; Milby of Houston HTC; Athletic Officer; CO. D-l. MIKESKA, DEAN PATRICK Agronomy Rogers Age 22; Class ' 62; Agron. Society. MIKULEC, VICTOR Vic C.E. Dallas Age 22; Class ' 62; AICHE; SAME; Wrestling Team; Best Drilled Fish A Inf. MILLER, CARROLL N. Accounting Silsbee Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Beaumont HTC; American Ordnance Society; Bugle Rank, Texas Aggie Band. MILLER, EUGENE PETER Gene M.E. New Orleans, La. Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; ASME; C.O. Sqd. 9, 1st Sqd. 9. MILLER, FREDERICK R. Fred Agronomy Bangs Age 25; Class ' 63; Alpha Zeta; Agronomy Society Pres.; Agricultural Council; SCONA VIII; Recipient of Luther G. Jones Scholarship. MILLER, KARL JARMAN Flash Meteorology Big Spring Age 21; Class ' 63; American Meteorological Society; American Ordnance Assn.; Athletic Officer B-2. MILLER, VIRGIL WHITE M.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME; SAME; Flight Commander Sqd. Midland HTC; Freshman Engineering Society. Stanton Advanced AFROTC Cadet; Dave Peoria, III. Charlie Nederland Society; C O. MILLIGAN, DAVID LYLE Accounting Age 20; Class ' 63; Athletic Sgt.; Athletic Officer Sqd. 13. MILLS, CHARLES ALEXANDER Math Age 22; Class ' 63; Ex. Off. 1st. Gr. Staff; Ross Volunteers; Freshman Eng. Sqd. 3. MILLS, JERRY R. Meteorology Crane Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers American Meteorological Society; Commanding Officer Sqd. 4; First Sgt. Sqd. 4; Outstanding Soph. Sqd. 4; Color Guard. MILLS, JERRY W. Tails E.E. College Station Age 22; Class ' 62; Phi Kappa Phi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; D.S. MILLS, ROBERT LEE Bob Accounting Spring Branch Age 21; Class ' 63; M-Band; Accounting Society; Spring Branch HTC; Christian Science Org., Pres.; Drum and Bugle Corp. MIMS, LARRY G. Insurance San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 63; Insurance Society; Sons of Service. MINYARD, JAMES CLIFTON Jim M.E. Dallas Age 20; Class ' 63; Am. Society of M.E.; SAE; Dallas HTC; S.A.M. MISTRETTA, BERNARD Bernie Vet. Med. Baton Rouge, La. Age 24; Class ' 61; Student Chapter AVMA; Alpha Zeta; S.E.C.; Livestock Judging Team. MITCHELL, ROBERT EUGENE, JR. Mitch Journalism Comfort Age 22; Class ' 63; Society of A M Journalists; Sec. Hill Country HTC; Sons of Service. MOFFITT, EARL A. A.H. Age 21; Class ' 63; Saddle Sirloin Club. MOGFORD, JOHN LAWRENCE, JR. Insurance Age 22; Class ' 62; Ins. Society. MOLIK, TERRY PAUL Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63; Bellaire HTC; Accounting Club. Amarillo Larry Carrizo Springs Houston MONTGOMERY, ERNEST FITE Pet. E. Marshall Age 22; Class ' 63; Student Engr. Council; Petroleum Club; Sec.-Treas. Marshall HTC. MOODY, THOMAS NED Ned Chemistry Mineola Age 21; Class ’61; Singing Cadets; Arts Sciences Student Council; Pres. Chemistry Club. MOON, RONALD PATRICK Ronnie I.E. Amarillo Age 21; Class ' 63; D.S.; Head Drum Major Aggie Band; Vice Pres. Amarillo HTC. MOONEY, ROBERT JAMES B.A. Dallas Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Ins. Society; Ins. Society; Dallas HTC MOORE, CHARLES WILSON, JR. Charlie I.E. McAllen Age 22; Class ' 62; Class Sec.-Treasurer; Election Commission; Ross Volunteers; Delegate to West Point SCUSA; Dallas HTC; SCONA; Canterbury Club. MOORE, GERALD CLINTON Squat ' Accounting San Antonie Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; D.S.; Chairman Finance Supplies Committee. MOORE, JAMES LARRY Accounting Kilgore Age 21; Class ' 63; Gilgore HTC; Deep East Texas HTC; PI. Ldr. D-2; Accounting Society; Business Society. MOORE, JAROY Agronom y Pear Valley Age 21; Class ' 63. MOORE, LESLIE RAY Math. Westbrook Age 24; Class ' 63; Chairman Chess Committee. MOORE, ORAN H., JR. Aero Age 28; Class ' 63; Tau Beta Pi; IAS; Sigma Gamma Tau. MOORER, MILTON HALL C.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Nacogdoches HTC; ASCE. MOORING, ELMER E., JR. E.E. Houston Nacogdoches Bub Texarkana Age 27; Class ' 58; Pres. Eta Kappa Nu; Sec. Institute of Radio Engineers; D.S.; SAME. MORA, FEDERICO SALDIVA Ch.E. Sugar Land Age 21; Class ' 63; AICHE; Ft. Bend County HTC, Pres. MORALES, ROGERIO D. M.E. Corpus Age 23; Class ' 64; ASME. of R.C. Baker Scholarships; N.S.F. Cooperative Fellowships. MORELAND, HENRY C„ JR. Ind. Ed. Age 23; Class ' 62; Ind. Education; Engineers Council; arship; lota Lamda Sigma, Reporter. Kingsland Education Society Schol- MORGAN, JAMES H. Jim B-A. College Station Age 22; Class ' 63; Insurance. MORGAN, JERRY D. Don M.E. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. TSPE; ASME; M.S.C. Council; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, ' . Phi Kappa Phi; Fresh. Drill Team; Engineers Council; Opportunity Award; Stuart A. Elbridge MORRIS, BEN LOUIS Geo . Engr. Reagan Age 21; Class ’63; Vice Pres. Geology Club. MORROW, JOHN MITCHELL III Ag. Engr. Hooks Age 21; Class ' 63. MOSS, GARY GRANT Math. Midland Age 22; Class ' 63; Dist. Air Science Cadet; Opportunity Scholarship; Midland HTC; Math Club. MOTHEREAL, STERLING F. Buddy Accounting San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Eecutive Off.; D.S.; Accounting Society; San Antonio HTC. MOWLAM, THOMAS JAMES Scoop History Corsicana Age 2°; Class ' 61; Design Student Soc.; M.S.C. Creative Arts Committee; Navarro County HTC; Jr. Warden Canterbury Association. MULL, RONALD L. Vet. Med. De Leon Age 27; Class ' 63; Student Senate Rep. Vet. Med. Class. MURPHY, ELLIS PATRICK Pat I.T. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; 1st. Wings Staff; Ind. Ed. Society; Am. Ordnance Assn.; Reagan of Houston HTC. SENIORS Say, Ma, buy me one of those. MURRAY, DONALD JACKSON Slim Marketing Beaumont Age 23; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Beaumont HTC. MUSACHIA, VINCENT SAMUEL B.A. Age 21; Class ' 63; Business Society; Insurance Society; Am. Ath. Officer; Marketing Society; St. Thomas HTC, Sec. Vince Houston Ordnance Assn.; Supply Sgt. MUSSELMAN, DAVID E., JR. A.H. Victoria Age 22; Class ' 62; Saddle Sirloin Club; D.S. MYERS, RANDOLPH PETER Arch. Age 21; Class ' 63; Sec.-Treas. Vice Pres. B ' nai B ' rith Hillel Foundation. MYRICK, JAMES ALBERT Pre-Dent Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Med, Pre-Dent Society. NASH, JAMES CARROLL II Ag. Eco. Age 21; Class ' 63; Agricultural Economics Club, Reporter. Randy Dallas Bert Falfurrias Spud Leona NEELY, LEONARD CHARLES, JR. Chuck Marketing San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 62; Marketing Society; Business Society; Accounting Society; San Antono HTC. NELSON, ARTHUR FOSTER Foster Accounting Brownwood Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Pecan Valley HTC. NELSON, ROBERT D. Ag. Eco. Age 21; Class ' 63; Brazoria County HTC; Ag. Eco. Ozzie Pearland NELSON, TOM K. T.K. B.A. Bryan Age 21; Class ’63; Sr. Jr. Yell Leader; 1st. Sgt. Ross Volunteers; Best Drilled Fish Soph., Sqd. 1; Great Issues Comm.; Sec.-Treas. Business Society; A M Parachute Club; Newman Club; Sr. Court B ; Pres. Semper Fidelis Society. NUEGEBAUER, WILLIAM E. Bill Pet. E. El Paso Age 21; Class ' 63; MSC Directorate. NEUMANN, DONALD BARNETT Don Education Chilton Age 21; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; Natl. Education Assn.; Civilian Chaplain; President ' s Chapel Committee. NEUMANN, TERRY L. C.E. San Age 21; Class ' 63; ASCE. NEW, NOAH EDWARD JR. C.E. Age 22; Class ' 62; Aggie Band; Fish YMCA Council; SCUBA; Bi-Stone HTC. NIGH, SAMUEL REUBCH Finance Age 22; Class ' 62; Pre-Law Society. Antonio Mexia Sam Bryan NICHOLAS, DONALD HERREN Nick C.E. B.A. _ San Antonio Age 20; Class ' 63; Aggie Band Drum Bugle Corps; SCONA VII; ASCE; TSPE; San Antonio HTC. NICHOLS, CHARLES LEE Chuck English Big Lake Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Law Society; A.O.A.; Corps Intelligence Officer; Chancery Club; English Society; Arts Science Council; Ross Volunteers; Cadet • Courts; Election Commis- son ; Vice Pres. Jr. Class; Distinguished AFROTC Cadet. NIMITZ, ERNEST KING Admiral Range Mgt. Eldorado Age 21; Class ' 63; Range Plant Judging Team; Ass ' t Coach Range Plant Team; West Tex. HTC; Editor The Waterhole, Range Forestry Club. NITSCH, EUGENE JOHN Gene M.E. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Gamma Delta; Mitchell Dorm Council; ASME. NIX, WILLIAM D., JR. Bill English Canadian Age 21; Class ' 6 ' ; Corps Commander; Caldwell Trophy; Outstanding Jr. in Corps; Ross Volunteers; Arts Sciences Council; Honor Council; Pre-Med Society; English Society; Eastern Panhandle HTC; Le Cercle Francois; Canterbury Club; D.S.; D.M.S.; Who ' s Who. NIXON, FARRIS GLENN Range Mgt. Eldorado Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Range Forestry Club; Alpha Zeta; Ag. Council Range Plant. NORWOOD, JAMES RICHARD Jim M.E. New Braunfels Age 21; Class ' 61; D.S.;Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; C.O. Squd. 12; OMS; Chicago Tribune Award; Ross Volunteers; ASME; CenTex HTC. NOVOSAD, TED SEARCY English Normangee Age 20; Class ' 63; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society; Singing Cadets. O ' CONNOR, CHARLES J. Charlei History Tampa, Florida Age 21; Class ’63. O ' CONNOR, JOHN JOSEPH Jack Accounting New York City Age 21; Class ’63; Accounting Society; Pre Law Society; Yankee HTC, Sec.; Intramural Athletic Director; D.S. OCKER, DONALD A. Ag. Eco. Corpus Christi Age 21; Class ' 63; Exec. Officer Co. G-3; Corpus Christi HTC; Agr. Eco. Club. ODEN, ANSON JOSEPH Joe Ag. Ed. Brookesmith Age 22; Class ' 63; Saddle Sirloin Club; Collegiate FFA Chapter; Editor Saddle Sirloin Yearbook; Sentinel FFA. ODDO, ANTHONY JOSEPH Tony P.E. Bayville, N.Y. Age 26; Class ' 63; Physical Ed. OFFIELD, HAROLD GENE M.E. Breckenridge Age 25; Class ' 59; ASME; SAE. OLDEN, JOHN MORGAN C.E. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Parachute Team; Intramural Manager; ASCE; SAME. OLIPHANT, JACK Jack E.E. Hurst Age 22; Class ' 63; Scholastic Officer of 2nd Wing; Fort Worth HTC; D.S.; Ross Volun¬ teers; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu. OLIVER, EDIS TILDEN Edis M.E. Waco Age 21; Class ' 63; Exec. Officer, Sqd. 11; Waco HTC; Cadet Code of Conduct Committee; ASME; SAME. OLIVER, NORMAN PRESTON M.E. Greenville Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME; SAE. O ' MARA, BRIAN BORY Tombs Sociology San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Sociology Club; San Antonio HTC; Former Fish Drill Team Assoc. ORGAN, CHARLES BENJAMIN, JR. C.B. Education Houston Age 22; Class ' 62; Fencing Team; Judo Club; Flying Cadets; SCUBA; White Band; Sam Houston of Houston HTC. OSBOURN, LARRY CECIL A.H. Valley Springs Age 21; Class ' 63; Jr. Sr. Livestock Meats Team; Sr. Wool Team; Alpha Zeta; Saddle Sirloin Club, Sec. OTTO, HAROLD REESE M.E. Warren Age 21; Class ' 63. PACKER, DON N. Accounting Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Gulf AAU Boxing; Lt. Heavy Champ; Pre-Law Society; National Chancery Society; Civilian Student Council; Day Student Council; Accounting Society; Spring Branch HTC; Pistol Team. PALMER, EDWIN PARRISH Ed Finance Nacogdoches Age 23; Class ' 62; Shelby-Doches HTC; Insurance Society; Intramural Manager. El Dorado, Kam. PARDUE, LON HUBERT M.E. Age 25; Class ' 63; ASME; Tau Beta Pi. PARK, ROSS A. Math. Amarillo Age 21; Class ' 63. PARRISH, JAMES ANTHONY George l-T. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; SAME; AOA; Bellaire HTC; Newman Club. PATE, FRANCIS M. Hort. Duncan, Okla. Age 22; Class ' 63. PATE, ROBERT SHELTON Bob Vet. Med. Center Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Vet Society; AVMA; Shelby-Doches HTC. PATRANELLA, KENNETH WAYNE Ag. Eco. Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Track Letter; Ag. Eco. Club. PAVLAT, EUGENE GILBERT Agronomy Holland Age 21; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society. PAYNE, HARRY ALAN Journalism Sulphur Springs Age 21; Class ' 63; Editor, The Battalion; Public Information Officer; Corps Staff; President A M Press Club; Opportunity Award Scholarship. PAYNE, JAKE L. Wildlife Mgt. El Campo Age 22; Class ' 63; Fish Game Club; Student NEA. PAYNE, NORMAN LEE Math. Age 21; Class ' 63. PEARCE, FRANK M. Economics Corpus Christi Age 21; Class ' 63; M.S.C. Bowling Committee; Economics Club; Semper Fidelis Society; Corpus Christi HTC. PEARSON, HARVE DANIEL Math. Orange Age 21; Class ' 63. PENA, LUIS NINO Louie Zoology-Pre-Med San Antonio Age 25; Class ' 60; Pre-Dent Pre-Med Society. PENROD, JOHN LEWIS Punas English San Antonio Age 20; Class ' 63; San Antonio HTC; Fencing Club; Ross Volunteers; Pan American Club; English Society; John Avery Lomax Folklore Society; Delegate SCONA VII. PERCIFIELD, JOHN MICHAEL Ag. Educ. Alvarado Age 21; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA Chapter; Aggie Band. PERKINS, JERRY BOONE I.T. Age 22; Class ' 63; Am. Foundryman’s Society; Industrial Ed. Club. PEREZ, LEOPOLDO F. Aerospace Age 21; Class ' 63; IAS; Pan American Club; D.S. PERRY, LARRY M. B.A. Age 22; Class ' 63. Boone Gatesville Valencia, Spain Houston PERSYN, DAVID LEO PSS San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society; Newman Club; San Antonio HTC. PETERSON, ALFRED WILLIAM Pete Ag. Eco. Marshall Age 21; Class ' 63; Travel Committee; Wildlife Mgt. Club; Ag. Eco. PETERSON, RICHARD HENRY Pete Arch. Constr. Texarkana Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band; AGC; Shreveport HTC; Texarkana HTC Sec. PETERSON, RONALD L. Ronnie Marketing Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Business Administration; Marketing Society; Accounting Society; Amer¬ ican Ordnance Assn., Operations Officer, 1st Wing Staff. PETTY, ROBERT R., JR. Bob A.H. Sweetwater Age 22; Class 63; 1st Battle Group Staff; Alpha Zeta; Saddle Sirloin Club; Agriculturist Staff; Jr. Wool Judging Team; Sr. Livestock Judging Team. PHILLIPS, PRESTON VANN I.E. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; Committeeman SCONA VI, VII; Sec. SCONA VIII; Town Hall Staff. PICKARD, LINDLEY ROY Sociology Henderson Age 21; Class ’63; Sociology Club; Wildlife Mgt. Club; SCONA VIII. PICKETT, DANIEL E. Dan C.E. Winnie Age 21; Class ’63; ASME; SAME; Am. Ordnance Assn.; Apartment Council. PERSON, DAVID EARL Dave C.E. Tyler Age 21; Class ' 63; ASCE; Tyler Smith County HTC; 2nd Group Staff. PIGOTT, JAMES MICHAEL Mike I.T. San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 63. POLLARD, JOHN NORMAN Johnny English Baytown Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Law Society; Young Republicans Club; Drum Bugle Corps; Aggie Band; Baytown HTC. POOL, K. DEAN Dean Ag. Eco. Lampasas Age 22; Class ‘63; Ag. Eco Club; Law Hall Dorm Council; Marketing Society; Agricul¬ turist Staff; Collegiate 4-H. POOLE, JIMMY MICHAEL Ag. Ed. Age 21; Class ' 63; Law Hall Dorm Council; Collegiate FFA. POSEY, GEORGE WILLIAM Accounting Age 23; Class ' 61; Accounting Society. POSTON, DON T. A.H. Saddle Sirloin Club. Mike Gilmer Bartlett Cadillac Kid Waco Lee Kopperl 4-H Club; POTTER, CLARENCE HENRY, JR. Ag. Ed. Columbus Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Law Society; Young Republicans Club; Drum Bugle Corps; Aggie Band. POTTS, JAMES SOMNERS Jimmy Ag. Engr. Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Vice Pres. POWELL, GEORGE W. Wildlife Mgt. Age 20; Class ' 63; Agricultural Student Council; Dorm Council; Collegia! Fish and Game Club Officer. POWERS, CHARLES K. C.K. Ch.E. Hot Springs, Ark. Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers, Exec. Oficer, Sqd. 6, T Sgt., AlChE; Arkansas Ho ' mestate Club. PRICE, ROBERT LEE Bob Ag. Ed. Uvalde Age 22; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA; Southwest Texas HTC. PRICHARD, JOHN PAUL Butch Economics Canadian Age 21; Class ' 63; Economics Club; Opportunities Award Scholarship; D.M.S.; Wheeler County i; i- HTC. Waco PRICKETTE, JOHN FOSTER Marketing lass ' 63; h McLennan County HTC; Cadet Major. PRITCHARD, ALLAN NEAL Stump C.E. B.A. Brownwood Age 22; Class ' 62; ASCE; Institute of Traffic Engr.; Aggie Band; Cadet Major; Ross Volun¬ teers. PUCKETT, JOHN ENNIS Pucks Sociology Big Spring Age 22; Class ' 63; Treas. Sociology Club; Pres. Big Spring HTC; Flight C.O. Sqd. 14. PULLEN, GERALD GLEN I.Ed. Age 23, Class ' 62; lota Lambda Sigma; Ind. Ed. Club; A M Radio Club. PULLIN, TERRY G. Microbiology Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers. QUISENBERRY, BOBBY RAY Ag. Eco. Baytown Taft Bob Quanah Age 21; Class ' 63; Pres. Ag. Eco. Club; Collegiate 4-H Club; Ag. Council; Inter-Council; Alpha Zeta; Agriculturist; Press Club; Who ' s Who. RABA, LAURENCE J. Larry Arch. San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 63. RABEL, HERBERT EMIL Herb Ag. Ed. Weimar Age 21; Class ’63; Pre-Vet Society; Newman Club; Fayette Colorado County HTC; Collegiate FFA; 3rd Brig. Staff. RABEL, WILLIAM H. Bubba Insurance Harlingen Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Ins. Soc., Vice Pres.,- SCONA; Arts Sciences Council; Drum Bugle Corps; Aggie Band. RAMIREZ, ADOLFO, JR. C.E. Age 29; Class 63; ASCE; Laredo HTC. RANDOLPH, FRANK STEPHEN Ag. Ed. Age 22; Class ' 62; Collegiate FFA. RATLIFF, BILLY T. E.E. Age 26; Class ' 63; IRE; AIEE. Speedy Laredo Junction Bill Glen Rose RAY, JAMES EDWIN James English Conroe Age 21; Class ' 63; MSC Council Directorate; SCONA VII, VIII; Great Issues; Town Hall; Ross Volunteers; Sons of Am. Revolution Award; Exec. Officer 2nd. Wing Dist. AFROTC Cadet; Phi Eta Sigma; D.S.; Montgomery County A M Club Scholarship; Who ' s Who; Baptist Student Union. RAY, JOHN ALLEN, JR. Ind. Dist. Dallas Age 24; Class ' 60; I. Ed. Society; Alpha Phi Omega; Zi Delta; SAME; ASME. REAGOR, BILLY HARVE Harve ' A.H. Llano Age 22; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. Saddle Sirloin Club; Treas. Hill Country HTC; Livestock, Meats and Wool Judging Teams. RECTOR, KENNETH R. Ken E.E. Cactus Age 21; Class ' 63. REDDING, ROBERT GLEN Bob Ag. Ed. Waco Age 21; Class ' 63; Alpha Zeta; Collegiate FFA; Fresh. Agricultural Society; Waco McLennan HTC. REESE, ROBERT CHARLES Marketing Ballinger Age 24; Class ' 63; West Texas HTC; Business Society; Marketing Society; Insurance Society; Runnels County HTC. REEVES, HUME WIXOM, JR. Skip Accounting Fort Worth Age 24; Class ' 64; Accounting Society; D.S.; Treas. Canterbury Assn.; W.T. Leland Award. RESTIVO, JAMES ANDREW Ovitser Gen. Bus. Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Newman Club; Pan-American Club; Spanish Club; Vice Pres. French Club. REYNOLDS, RICHARD EUGENE Dairy Mfg. Corpus Christi Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Dairy Science Club; Delegate to Student Ag. Council; Borden Award for Scholarship. RHEA, DWAYNE WELDON Economics Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Drill Team; First Sgt.; Economics Club. RICE, BEN B. Physics Age 27; Class ' 63. RICE, ROBERT ROLAND M.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; ASME; TSPE; Tau Beta Pi. ’Weldon Dallas Orange Roly Angleton RICHARDSON, ARTHUR REGINALD Reggie Accounting Beaumont Age 21; Class ' 63; Deputy Corps Commander; Dist. AFROTC Cadet, DAR Award; Houston Chamber of Commerce Award; D.S.; Accounting Society; Business Society; Ross Volunteers; Beaumont HTC. RICHARDSON, DAVID McCANN Ch.E. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; AlChE; Ross Volunteers; Bonfire Committee. RICHEY, ROBERT C. Bob Math Met. Nederland Age 23; Class ' 63; Math Club; TAMSAMS; Mid County HTC; Milner Dorm Council; Civilian Student Council. RICHMOND, KIM Marketing Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Society. RIEGEL, ALLEN LEROY C.E. Age 25; Class ' 60; ASCE; Carp, vs Civilian Football; Intramurals. Spic Mexico City Al Shreveport, La. RIOJAS, RAIMUNDO Mundo Ch.E. N. Rosita, Coah. Mex. Age 22; Class ' 63; Pan American Club; Singing Cadets; SCONA VI; SCUSA XIII; SCONA III; AlChE. RIORDAN, THOMAS G., JR. M.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME; San Antonio HTC. RIVERA, CARLOS M. Marketing Age 22; Class ' 63 ; Soccer Team. ROBERTS, CARL WILLIAM Range Mgt. Range Plant Judging Team; Range Forestry Club. Tom San Antonio San Jose, Costa Rica Bill Lockhart ROBERTS, CURTIS BROOKS Curt Accounting Dallas Age 21; Class ’63; BPM Club; Arts Sciences Council; Dallas HTC; Business Society; Insurance Club. ROBERTS, CLIFFORD RILEY Vet. Med. Wichita Falls Age 21; Class ' 63; D.S.; Pre-Vet Society; Dance Committee; Great Issues Committee; MSC Directorate; Scholastic Off. 5th Bg. ROBERTS, RONALD CURTIS A.H. Tyler Age 21; Class ' 63. ROBERTS, WILLIAM HENRY Bill B.P.M. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; BPM Club Arts Sciences Council; Dallas HTC; Business Soci ety Insurance Club. ROBISON, DAVID L. Finance Age 21; Class ' 63. RODGERS, JAMES O ' DONNELL C.E. B.A. Age 21; Class ' 63; ASCE; Newman Club; Austin HTC. Pecos Jimmy Austin RODRIGUEZ, AURELIO RAMON Rod Gen. Bus. Laredo Age 24; Class ' 62; Laredo HTC; Marketing Society. RODRIGUEZ, JESUS L, JR. Chuy C.E. Laredo Age 23; Class ' 62; ASCE; Newman Club. ROGERS, JESSE A. Jess G.B.A. New Canaan, Conn. Age 21; Class ' 63; Housemaster Puryear Hall; Marketing Society; Puryear Hall Dorm Treas. ROGERS, JIMMY LEE Jim Vet. Med. Austin Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society; AVMA; Vice-President. Austin HTC. ROGERS, JOHN STEPHEN Steve Education West Columbia Age 21; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; Brazoria County HTC; Student Education Assn.; D.S.; Dist. AFROTC Student; SCONA VIII; Great Issues. ROOK, GEORGE DWAYNE Math. Tyler Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Math Club. ROSENTHAL, SIDNEY D. Dannie B.A. Pasadena Age 21; Class ' 62. ROTTER, HENRY A., JR. Aerospace Age 22; Class ' 62; IAS; TSPE; Wrestling Club. ROYAL, WILLIAM ARTHUR Range Mgt. Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. San Angelo-West Texas Club. Hank La Grange Bill Menard HTC; Ross Volunteers; Range Forestry RUCKMAN, PAUL CHARLES Finance Baytown Age 21; Class ' 63; Spring Branch HTC; Economics Club; Marketing Society; Election Com¬ mission; Major 4th Brig. Staff. RUNDELL, WILLIAM KENNCID Pre-Med Ken Wichita Falls Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Med, Pre-Dent Society Wichita Falls HTC; Ros$ Volunteers; Cade Court A. RUSHING, CHARLES WILLIAM Charlie English Weldon Age 21; Class ' 63; Outstanding Freshman Sqd.; ASCE Bridge Club; Scholastic Sgt. 2nd Gp. Staff. RUSSELL, GERALD WAYNE C.E. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63. SAENZ, JOEL A. C.E. Harlingen Age 21; Uass 6J; PLUINA VI; at Summer Camp; E-l Exec. Off.; ASCE. SAGEBIEL, OBERT ADOLPH Ag. Ed. Age 21; Class ' 63; FFA Chapter; Teams; Hillcountry HTC. Saddle Sirloin Club; Saggie Fredericksburg Livestock, Meat Wool Judging SALOMA-OROZCO, ABRAHAM E. Abe A.S. Mexico City, Mex. 1; Talent Show; San 13; An Fresh. Ag. Society; Pan-Am Club; Newman Club; SCONA VIII; Aggie tonio HTC; Pan-Am Club Newspaper Editorial Council. SALVATO, BEN ANTHONY Benny Accounting Bryan Age 26; Class ' 63; D.S.; Marketing Society; Accounting Society, Program Chairman; Houston Chapter Financial Exec. Institute Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi. SANDEFER, DAVID BURTON A.S. Age 21; Class ' 63; Chaplain of Mitchell Dorm; Gymnastics Team. Beaumont SENIORS SANDFORD, ALLEN BRYAN A l.E. Az e Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME; Fort Worth HTC; 1st Lt. Sqd. SAME; Code of Conduct Committee; Advanced AFROTC Cadet; ; Basketball Freshman Letter. SANTOS, SALVADOR GUADALUPE Sal E.E. Eagle Pass Age 20, Class ' 63; Best Drilled Freshman Sqd. 3; Student Eng. Council; Pan American Club; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Eng.; Eta Kappa Nu; D.S. SARGENT, JAMES W. Finance Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63. SARTAIN, JAMES EDWARD Ed English Dallas Age 22; Class ' 63; Who ' s Who. SARTWELLE, JAMES D., JR. J. D. Ag. Eco. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Ag. Eco. Club. SASSIN, ALLAN RICHARD Accounting West Columbia Age 22; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Brazoria HTC; Accounting Society. SAUSLEY, TOMMY NED M.E. Houston Age 25; Class ' 63; Bowling Committee; ASME. SCARBOROUGH, DAN MURRAY Ind. Engr. Age 21; Class ' 63; Who ' s Who; D.S.; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Sigma; Student oigma; oruaenr Senate; Issues Committee; oruaenr cngr. council; miitneu Council; AIIE; Trane Company Scholarship; Dwight D. Gardner Scholarship Award. Pi Mu; Phi Engr. Council; Mitchell Dan San Antonio Kappa Phi; Phi Eta ni; rr Hall Dorm SCHNEIDER, HARRY LOUIS, JR. Range Mgt. Sinton Age 22; Class ' 63; Newman Club; Sec. San-Re-Bee HTC; Game Fish Club; Range Forestry Club. SCHROEDER, GARY D. Ch.E. Society; Am. ass ' 63; Tau Beta Pi; Engr. Society; PI Oil Company Scholarship; Member AlChE. Grand Prairie Lambda Sigma; Upsilon Chemical SCHROEDER, JAMES ERVIN Vef. Med. Winters Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Chapter of AVMA; Southwestern Veterinarian Staff; Saddle Sirloin Club; Jr. Sr. Meats Judging Team. SCHROETER, DONALD RICHARD M.E. Devine Age 24; Class ' 63; Tau Beta Pi; ASME. SCHUENEMANN, CHARLES RICHARD Dick Economics Houston Age 21; Class ' 63. SCHULGEN, LARRY JOE Finance Santa Rosa Age 21; Class ' 63; Rio Grande Valley HTC; Marketing Society; Business Society; Intermural Championship Football Track; Best Drilled in Sqd. SCHULTE, HOWARD HENRY 9- Ed. Nazareth Age 21; Class ' 63; Rodeo Club; Collegiate FFA Club. .J!,. 438 SENIORS SCHULZE, TOMMY JOE Math. Meridian Age 21; Class ' 63; Math Club. SCHWERTNER, HARVEY ALLEN Soil Science San Angelo Age 21; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society; San Angelo HTC; K of C; Newman Club; Freshman Agriculture Society; Century Council Ag. Committee; Scholastic Sgt.; Scholastic Officer; D.S. SCOTT, JAMES BRYANT Jimmy Accounting Kilgore Class ' 63; Lt. Col. 1st Battle Group Staff; Phi Eta Sigma; Ross Volunteers; Pres, ng Society, Sec.-Treas.; Sr. Class; Finance Chairman; Town Flail Arts Sciences Council; SCONA VIII; D.S.; Pre-Law Society; Election Commission; Vice Pres. Kilgore HTC; Deep East Texas HTC; C.O., 1st Battle Group. Age 21; Accounti SEAGRAVES, CHAS. Ill Math Age 22; Class ' 63; Capt. Fish Swim Team; Varsity Swim Team; Pres. Math Club; D.S. SEALE, JOE DWYER Marketing Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Semper Fidelis Society; Russian Society. SEAMON, CHARLES KNIGHT Aerospace Age 22; Class ' 63;. IAS; D.S. ' Charlie Houston J. D. Houston Midland SEFCIK, ALLEN THOMAS Tommy Marketing Taylor Age 21; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Civilian Honor Council, Sec. SEMMELROGGE, WILLIAM FRANK, JR. Bill Chemistry Corpus Christi Age 29; Class ' 63; Camera Committee; S ' Western Intercollegiate Photo Salon; Singing Cadets. SERVELLO, ANTHONY GEROLD Tony Bus. Adm. Anaco, Venezuela Age 22; Class ' 62; Bowling Committee; Bowling Team; Business Society; French Club; Dorm Council Vice Pres.; Civilian Student Council. SHANKS,- GERALD EDWIN Pee Wee Gen. Bus. Clute Age 23; Class ' 63; Athletic Officer; Senior Representative; Sec., Puryear Hall. SHAW, CONWAY R., English Class ' 63; HTC; Newman Club. Connie Galveston SHAW, LYMAN E. Finance Brownwood Age 22; Class ' 63; Business Society; Marketing Society. SHIPLEY, GRADY DEAN Gen. Bus. Fort Smith, Ark. Age 21; Class ' 63; Band; Freshman Drum Major; Business Society; Marketing Society; Flying Cadets. SHIVERS, ROBERT ARLEY Governor History _ Rockport Age 21; Class ' 63; T Assn.; Tarpon HTC; History Club. SHORES, STEVE ADAIR Vef. Med. Irving Age 22; Class ‘63; Phi Eta Sigma; Outstanding Freshman, K-2; Best Drilled Freshman, 5th BG; AVMA; Southwestern Veterinarian, Student Chapter, AVMA; D.S.; Irving HTC Club; Rodeo Club; Student Ass ' t, Vet. Pathology. SHULTS, WILLIAM T. Tommy Accounting Fort Worth Age 20; Class ' 64; Phi Eta Sigma; D.S.; Accounting Society; Recipient Haskins Sells Award. SIGLER, WAYNE D. Boog Math Hondo Age 25; Class ' 62; D.S. SILCOCK, FRANK A. C.E. San Antonio Age 23; Class ' 61; SCONA VII; Puryear Dorm Council; Apartment Council; ASCE Program Chairman; TSPE. SIMANK, MORRIS D. Ind. Engr. Thorndale Age 21; Class ' 63; AIIE; Alpha Pi Mu; D.S.; Williamson County HIC; AIIE Area Conference Comm. SIMMONS, WILLIAM A. Bill M.E. Texarkana Age 21; Class ' 63; ASME. SIMPSON, CHARLES E. Kinky Ag. Ed. Winters Age 22; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA; Agriculture Council; Legett Dorm Council; Alpha Zeta; Wichita Farm Ranch Club Scholarship. SIMPSON, DONAL R. Don Arch. Design Houston Age 22; Class ' 61; Editor Architecture Plus ; Tile Council of America Competition; Design Students Soc.; MSC Bowling Comm.; D.S. SINGLETARY, ROBERT L. Bobby Ag. Ed. Kirbyville Age 21; Class ' 63; Collegiate FFA, Historian; Freshman Ag. Club. SINGLEY, JACK E. Educ. Stillwater, Okla. Age 21; Class ' 63; Varsity Baseball, I Assoc.; Student Education Assoc.; Dorm Council. SINOR, DALE L. I.T. Pasadena Age 21; Class ' 63; Iota Lambda Sigma; Election Comm.; Ind. Educ. Soc.; Sec. and Vice Pres. SLAPE, ROBERT J. Bob Physics Paducah Age 21; Class ' 63; Physics Club; Sigma Pi Sigma. SLIGAR, GARY A. Agric. Eco. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Pres. Freshman Agriculture Soc.; AGRICULTURIST Staff; 1st Sgt. Sqd. 6; Ross Volunteers; San Antonio HTC; Ag. Eco. Club; Intelligence Officer, 2nd Op. Staff. SLUIS, NORMAN, JR. Ag. Eco. Age 21; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco. Club; Treas.; Rio Grande Valley HTC. SMALL, TRAVIS H., JR. Vet. Med. Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; D.S. SMITH, CALVIN W. Finance Age 22; Class ' 63. SMITH, DAVID R. Meteorology Age 25; Class ' 63; Legett Hall Dorm Council; American Meteorology Soc. SMITH, DAVID W. Math Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Soc.; Pres. Del Rio HTC. SMITH, EARL G., JR. Math Age 22; Class ' 62; Math Club; Geology Club. SMITH, GLYNN L. Pre-Law and Ins. Age 22; Class ' 62; 1st Lt., Co. A-l. SMITH, HAROLD W. Ag. Eco. Age 22; Class ' 64; Ag. Eco. Club; Insurance Sac. SMITH, JAMES O. Land. Arch. Age 26; Class ' 60; Design Students Soc. Weslaco Klu Ft. Worth Rick Houston Cleveland, Ohio ' Smitty Del Rio Palacios Houston Stamford Smitty Luling Bryan Sigma; D.S.; Outstanding SMITH, JOHN H. Physics Age 21; Class ’63; Ross Volunteers; Physics Club; Sigma Junior, 4th Group DAFC; Opportunity Award Winner. SMITH, PAUL M. PM History Uvalde Age 21; Class ' 63; YMCA; MSC Council; Maroon Band; History Soc.; Southwest Texas HTC. SMITH, RICHARD C. Ind. Engr. Hereford Age 20; Class ' 63; Tex. Soc. Professional Engineers; AIIE; Panhandle HTC; Aggie Band, Bugle Rank. SMITH, ROGER M. Mickey Marketing Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Exec. Officer, Co. A-2; Marketing Sac.; Dallas HTC; Business Sac.; Bowling Comm.; American Ordnance Assoc. SMITH, TARLTON W. Toy A.H. Robstown Age 24; Class ' 63; Saddle Sirloin Club Treas.; Sr. Meats Judging Team; Sr. Livestocx Judging Team; Alpha Zeta; Little Southwestern; Chairman of All Aggie Rodeo. SMITH, THOMAS M., Finance Tim Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; AGGI ELAND Staff, Sports Ed.; Economics Club; Marketing Soc.; Ross Volunteers; Supply Sgt., 4th B.G.; Election Comm. SMITH, VOYLE G. English 21; Cl tonio HTC. SPARKS, JAMES H. Journalism Age 25; Class ' 59. SPARKS, KENNETH D. Range Mgt. Age 25; Class ' 63; Range Forestry Club; Rodeo Club. SPEED, RONALD VAN Phy. Ed. Age 23; Class ' 63. SPENCE, MICHAEL DAVID E.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; AIEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Baseball, ' ' T 1 ' Association; Dorm Council. SPILLER, HORACE GUY History Age 21; Class ' 63. San Antonio Jim Eagle Pass Ken Gunter Kerens Phi Eta Sigma; Freshman Baseball; ' Mike Dallas Varsi ty Guy Austin SORENSEN, ARNOLD HERBERT Punkin I.T. Corsicana Age 21; Class ' 63; I.E. Society; Maroon Band; Navarro HTC; Aggie Band. SORENSEN, WESLEY GEORGE Wes I.D. Houston Age 23; Class ' 61; Wrestling Club; ASME; I. Ed. Society; Marketing Society. SORENSEN, WILLIAM RICHARD Bill Physics Seabrook Age 22; Class ' 63; Physics Club; Sigma Pi Sigma. Pharr Radio Engrs.; Pan American Club; Pistol Team. SOTO, NIEVES E.E. Age 24; Class ' 61; AIEE; Institute of SRUBAR, FRANK DOMENIC A.H. La Grange Age 25; Class ' 63; Saddle Sirloin Club; Rodeo Arena Committee; Nat ' l Block Bridle Club; Senior Meat Judging Team; International Livestock Show; Apartment Council; Civilian Student Council; Dorm Pres. Council; Modern Language Club; Pan American Club; Spanish Club. STAFFORD, JAY HAWLEY M.E. Age 26; Class ' 63; ASME. STANLEY, ROY LEE Entomology Age 21; Class ' 63; Rio Grande Valley HTC; Egtomology Society. STAPPER, MARVIN MAX Math. Age 21; Class ' 63; Athletic Officer; Co. B-l; San Antonio HTC. STARK, ROBERT RILEY Personnel Adm. Houston Raymondville San Antonio Bob Dallas Age 20; Class ' 62; Corps of Cadets; Ass ' t Bus. Mgr. Engineer ; MSC Council Directorate; Aggie Talent Show; MSC Talent Committee; Aggie Players. STARR, HOWARD GRAHAM M.E. Houston Age 23; Class ' 64. STENGER, EARL MARTIN, JR. Zoology San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Drill Team; Ross Volunteers; Opportunity Award Scholarship; Pre- Med, Pre-Dent; D.S.; Newman Club; San Antonio HTC; Pan American Club. STEPHENS, CURTIS L. Steve Chem. Ranger Age 21; Class ' 63; Chemistry and German Clubs. STEWART, JOSEPH WELDON Ind. Tech. Age 21; Class ' 63. STEWART, KENNETH LOY Ag. Eco. Age 22; Class ' 63; Alpha Zeta; Student Ag. Council; Ag. Eco. Society; Sec.-Treas. Rio Grande Valley HTC; Handball Team. Corpus Christi Buger Red Raymondville Club; Sec. Horticulture STRATTON, GARY WAYNE Ag. Ed. Van Horn Age 22; ' Class ' 62; Pres. Trans-Pecos HTC; Collegiate FFA Chapter; Intramural Softball Winners Junction Adjunct. STRAUSS, JOHN ANTHONY Big Daddy Personnel Adm. Malvern, Ark. Age 25; Class ' 59; Bus. Society; Insurance Society; Ark. Students Club. STOKES, GEORGE B. Finance Deer Park Age 21; Class ’63; Town Hall; Sr. Court; R.V. ' s; Pasadena HTC; American Ordnance Assn.; Outfit C.O., Sqd. 13. STONE, JAMES GARVIN Jerry Finance Lolita Age 22; Class ’63; Jackson County HTC; Marketing Society; Best Drilled Soph. Sqd. 12. STUCKEY, CHARLES BRYAN A.H. Monahans Age 22; Class ' 63; Officer Saddle Sirloin Club; Rodeo Club; Alpha Zeta; D.S.; Who ' s Who; Jr. Sr. Livestock Judging Team; Jr. Sr. Meats Judging Team. SULAIMAN, IBRAHIM HIKMAT C.E. Baghdad, Iraq Age 24; Class ' 63; ASCE. SUMPTER, DANIEL OWEN C.E. Channelview Age 20; Class ' 63; ASCE; Chi Epsilon; AOA. SUNDAY, ALVIN A. Al P.E. Poth Age 22; Class ' 63; Football Freshman Soph. Year; P.E. Club; TAMPER. SURLES, PHILIP CRAIE Ag. Eco. Age 21; Class ' 63; Guidon Bearer, Sqd. 6; Ag. Eco. of Pasadena HTC; Ross Volunteers. Phil Cisco Club Freshman Ag. Society; Flight Sgt. SURLES, RICHARD H., JR. Rick History El Paso Age 20; Class ' 64; Operations Sgt., 1st Brigade Staff; El Paso HTC. SURSA, HAROLD DEAN Bud C.E. Stinnet Age 34; ASCE. SVETLIK, DENNIS JOSEPH Ch.E. Hallettsville Age 20, Class ' 63; AlChE, Sec.-Treas.; Lavaca HTC, Pres.; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. SWANK, JAMES DONALD Accounting Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Pres. Jefferson Davis of Houston HTC; Scholastic Officer; D.S. SWIFT, JERRY DEES Ag. Ed. Crane Age 21; Class ' 63. SYPTAK, JOHN BENNETT Kipper Geology Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; Geology Club, Sec.-Treas.; Marketing Society. SYPTAK, MICHAEL RAYMOND Mike M.E. Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; 1st Group Commander; Sons of Service Club; SCONA VII; Ross Vol¬ unteers; ASME; SAME; Dist. Air Science Cadet; Fresh. Engr. Society. TALLAS, JAMES L. Math. Age 26; Class ' 63. TALUTIS, WILLIAM ROMANS I.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; Yankee HTC; AIIE. TARRANT, EDGAR LEE Accounting Age 22; Class ' 63; Accounting MSC Bowling Committee. Jim Eagle Lake Yank Afton, New York Freeport Brazoria County HTC; Freshman Engr. Society; TARVER, CLEO B. Marketing Weldon Age 20; Class ' 63; Marketing and Business Society. TATUM, MICHAEL EDWARD Mike Vet.-Med. Rocksprings Age 20; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; D.S.; SCONA V, Great Issues; Student Chapter AVMA; Sons of Am. Revolution Award. TAYLOR, HAROLD ALLEN Stump B.A. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; MSC Dance Committee; Marketing Society; C.O. E-2; Lamar of Houston HTC. TAYLOR, HENRY A. H Marketing Bryan Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Bus. Society; Finance Club; Insurance Society. TAYLOR, JERRY K. Gut A.H. Coleman Age 23; Class ' 62; Coleman County HTC; Saddle Sirloin Club; Rodeo Arena Dir. TAYLOR, MILBURN ALLEN Mat Ag. Ed. Copperas Cove Age 23; Class ' 62; Treas. Walton Hall Dorm Council; Soil Cons. Society; Collegiate FFA; Student NEA. TAYLOR, RALPH WILLIAM Bill Acct. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; 1st Battle Group Staff; R.V. ' s; Dallas HTC; Accounting Society; Newman Club. TAYLOR, WILLIAM RAY Bill Range Mgt. Harleton Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Game Club; Aggieland Staff. TEETES, GEORGE LEE Entomology Sebastian Age 21; Class ' 63; Entomology Club; Fish Game Club SCONA VII VIII; Rio Grande Valley HTC; Student Agricultural Council. TERRILL, JOEL BURTON Finance Burt San Angelo Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Senate; Chairman Public Relations Committee; RV; Election Commission; SCONA VI; San Angelo-West Texas HTC. TERRILL, WILLIAM BURL Accounting San Angelo Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Arts Science Council; R.V.; 12th Man Bowl; C.O. G-2, D.M.S. TERRY, WILLIAM A. Marketing Allegan, Mich. Age 28; Cfass ' 63; Marketing Society; Pres. Business Society; H. W. Peters Memorial Scholarship; D.S.; Apartment Council. THIELE, ROBERT LOUIS, JR. C.E. Yoakum Age 22; Class ' 63; Chi Epsilon; Editor The Transit of Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; ASCE; Lavaca County HTC; D.S. THOMAS, JOSEPH ARTHUR, JR. Jay E.E. Texarkana Age 21; Class ' 63; AIEE Sec.; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. THOMAS, LONNIE DEAN Aero. Bryan Age 24; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Opportunity Award Scholarship; Institute of Aero Space Sciences; Major 2nd Wing Staff; D.M.S.; D.S.; Ross Volunteers; Permanent Firing Squad. THOMAS, TONY MAX Goose Accounting Odessa Age 21; Class ' 63; Election Commission; Ring Committee; Marketing; Cadet Corp; Vice Council; ' • ' ' ' ! ------ ' ' ° ' ' -------- Pres. Apartment Committee; D.S. Pre-Law Society; Civilian Student Council Gov ' t Interest THOMPSON, ALLAN C. Civil Engr. Age 21; Class ' 63. THOMPSON, BENT DARRELL I.Ed. Age 27; Class ' 58; Singing Cadets; BSU; Bell County HTC; D.S. New Braunfels Temple THOMPSON, PERRY, JR. C.E. Longview Age 24; Class ' 61; ASCE Club; Tyler Former Students Assn.; Longview Former Students Assn. THOMPSON, ROY WAYNE Tombstone E.E. G.B.A. San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 62; Aggie Band; AIEE; San Antonio HTC; Dorm Rep.; Dorm Council Pres.; Civilian Student Council Rep. THOMPSON, VAN EVERETT Age 22; Class ‘63; Am. Institute of E.E. Cougar THORNTON, PENROD SIMS B.A. Corpus Christi Age 21; Class ' 63; Pre-Law Society; Alpha Phi Omega; Pres. Corpus Christi HTC; Sqd. 3 Scholastic Officer. THORNTON, ROBERT E. Arch. Age 21; Class ' 63. THRASHER, JAMES DAVID I.D. Pip San Marcos Dave Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Fish Drill Team; Assn. Former Fish Drill Team Members; Social Sec.; SCONA VI, VII, VIII; Exec. Committee; Ind. Ed. Society; Dallas HTC. THREADGILL, JACK MILTON T-Gill E.E. Brady Age 21; Class ' 63; Flying Kadets, Vice Pres. Pres.; Institute of Radio Engrs.; Nat’l In¬ tercollegiate Flying Assn.; MSC Appreciation Award; Vice Pres. Fish Class; 2nd Brigade Color Guard; Baptist Student Union; Ross Volunteers; McCulloch County HTC. ' Thurmo Baytown THURMAN, MICHAEL WAYNE Accounting Age 22; Class ' 63; D.S.; Vice Pres. Hart Hall; Swimming Team; Dorm Captain for Lutheran Student Assn.; Accounting Society; Pre-Law Society. THURMAN, WAYMAN L. Ag. Age 25; Class ' 63. Colorado City TIBBELS, JOHN TOM Ag. Eco. Ranger- Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Alpha Zeta; Ag. Eco. Club; Student Senate Rep.; D.S. D.M.S.; Winner S.A.R. Award to Outstanding Jr.; 1st Battle Group; Winner Banter ' s School Award; Scholastic Improvement Award. TIEMANN, CHARLES FREDERICK P.E. Age 21; Class ' 63. TIJERINA, JUAN MANUEL Journalism Age 21; Class ' 63; Alpha Delta Sigma; Russian Club, Treas. Ty Brenham Meme Laredo TINGLE, CHARLES ALVIN Gen. Bus. Age 21; Class ' 63; San Antonio HTC; Business Society; Athletic Officer. TINNEY, JOHN RANDLE I.T. Dist. Age 22; Class ' 62; Ind. Ed. Soc.; Deep East Texas HTC; Bowling Comm Pres. Texas Intercollegiate Bowling Conference. TIPTON, DEWEY ROSS E.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; Eta Kappa Nu. TORRANS, PATRICK HENRY C.E. Age 22; Class ' 63; ASCE; Cadet Court. TOWNSEND, FRANK M„ JR. History Age 21; Class ' 63; Delegate SCONA VII Pan Am. Week; D.S.; Dist. TOWNSEND, LARRY GENE . Eng. Age 21; Class ' 63; Sec. AME; A.O.A.; 1st Lt. Sqd. 8—Flight Leader. Chuck San Antonio Longview Bowling Team; New Summerfield Tyler Frank Harwood vii; Planning Chairman SCONA VIII; Executive Comm. AFROTC Cadet; History Society; Am. Ord. Society; Who ' s Who. Baton Rouge TRAYLOR, SHELBY GUS Ch.E. Houston Age 22; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Jr. Class Social Sec.; AlChE; Austin of Houston HTC; 1st Lt. Co. F-2. TRIPP, ROY GRANT Gen. Bus. El Campo Age 21; Class ' 63. TURNER, HENRY RAY Accounting Palestine Age 22; Class ' 62; Acct. Society. URSO, JOE J. Vet. Med. Age 21; Class ' 63. VALE, MARTIN MATTHEW Vet. Med. Age 24; Class ' 64; AVMA Student Chapter; Dorm Council. Bryan Buzz Grapevine VALEK, MIKE H. Chemistry Ennis Age 21; Class IV; Civilian Student Council; Art Sciences Council; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Chemistry Club; Puryear Dorm Council; D.S. VANDERHIDER, CARL REED Math. Liberty Age 20; Class ' 63; AIEE; Math Club; Lower Trinity Valley HTC, Sec. Pres.; Alpha Phi Omega, Historian Vice Pres.; Air Force Ball Committee. VARISCO, BRAZOS JOE Vet. Med. Bryan Age 22; Class ' 63; AVMA; Rodeo Club; Saddle Sirloin Club; D.S. VASQUEZ, OSCAR F. I.T. Eng. Age 21; Class ' 62; Soccer Team mittee; Laredo HTC; Pan Am. VI Cucu Nuevo Laredo, Mex. Ind. Ed. Soc.; Pan Am Club; AIIE; MSC Camera Corn- Pan Am. VII; Volleyball Champions. VELA, CARLOS, JR. E.E. Laredo Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Who ' s Who; SCONA VI, VII, VIII, (Exec. Comm.); AIEE-IRE; Ross Volunteers; Texas Society of Pro. Engr.; Aggie- land Staff; D.S.; D.M.S. VECERA, FRANK P. Ag. Eco. East Bernard Age 21; Class ' 63; Dorm Pres. VILCOQ, PAUL M. M.E. San Antonio Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Chairman Bonfire Traffic-Safety Committee; Lt. Col. 2nd Brig. Staff. VILLARREAL, DELFINO, E., JR. C.E. Falfurrias Age 21; Class ' 63; ASCE; Ross Volunteer Firing Sqd. VILLARREAL, GUADALUPE Math. Laredo Age 21; Class ' 63; Fresh. Eng. Society; Aggieland Staff; Spanish Club; D.S.; Math Club; Newman Club; Laredo HTC. VION, JERRY ELLSWORTH Jerry Accounting lola, Kansas Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Life Comm.; Student Senate; Election Commission; Arkansas Homestate Club; Am. Ordnance Assn.; Accounting Society; Cadet Ma|. Fourth Group Staff; Dist. AFROTC Cadet. VOLZ, ARTHUR C, JR. Art Gen. Bus. Ed. Laredo Age 23; Class ' 62; Laredo HTC; Spanish Club; Pan Am. Club; Newman Club; Bus. Club. WALKER, DAVID LACY Dave Accounting Dallas Age 20; Class ' 63. WALKER, EDWARD LEE Physics Three Rivers Age 21; Class ' 63; Basketball Varsity; Russian Club, Pres.; Physics Club; “T” Association; Publicity Director; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma. WALKER, MICHAEL NEAL Arch. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Corps Staff Color Guard; Design Student Society. WALKER, WAREEN HOWARD M.E. New Orleans, La. Age 22; Class ' 63; SAE Pres.; ASME; Eng. Council; Mitchell Dorm Council; Flying Kadets; Southern La. HTC. WALLACE, DONALD JOHN III Don Marketing Dallas Age 21; Class ’63; Freshman Track; Range Forestry Club; Freshman Ag. Society; Market¬ ing Society; Civilian Student Council; Dallas HTC; Dorm President; Newman Club. WALLS, CHARLES NOEL E.E. Milburn, Okla. Age 22; Class ' 63. WALTON, JAMES VERNON Meteorology Age 21; Class ' 63. WARD, EDDIE J. Economics Age 21; Class ' 63; Eco. Club; French Club; SCONA; Cadet Major. Jim College Station Amarillo WATSON, CARL LEE I.T. Age 22; Class ' 63; Alpha Phi Omega; Nat ' l Service Fraternity; Safety Club. WATTS, KAIGHIN GRAY Bus. Adm. Age 21; Class ' 63; Freshman Letter, 2 Varsity Letters Swimming Team; Team; Hart Hall Dorm Council, Sec.-Treas. WATTS, NATHANIEL WILLIAM P.E. Age 23; Class ' 61; Health Physical Ed. Club. Doc Houston Keg San Antonio Co-Capt. Swimming Bill Cleburne WEAVER, LYTLE ALBERT, JR. Al Arch. Const. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Ross Volunteers; Sec.-Treas. Jr. Class; Design Student Soc.; ASME; Elec¬ tion Commission. WEAVER, WINDOL C. Accounting Del Rio Age 20; Class ' 63; Commanding Officer Sqd. 2; Ross Volunteers; Del Rio HTC; Accounting Soc.; D.S. WEBB, MORRIS STANLEY Ch.E. Bishop Age 21; Class ' 63; AlChE; Band White Band; Scholastic Officer. WEBB, LEWIS H. Marketing Age 22; Class ' 62; Marketing Society. WEBBER, ROBERT WILLIAM Physics Age 21; Class ' 63. WEBER, DALE ROGER Chemistry Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Chemistry Club. Waco Bob San Antonio Dale San Antonio WEBER, EDWARD RAY Eddie M.E. Victoria Age 22; Class ' 63; Newman Club; South Texas Province, Chairman; ASME; Track. WEDEMEYER, CHARLES EDWARD Charlie Mech. Engr. Waco Age 21; Class ' 63; Tau Beta Pi; Soc. Automotive Engr.; SAME; D.M.S.; Sons of Am. Rev. Award; D.S.; C.O. 2nd Battle Group. WEISON, LESTER OTIS, JR. Accounting Houston Age 23; Class ' 60; D.S.; Accounting Society; ROTC; Lamar of Houston HTC; Automotive Engr. WENSEL, NOLAN ROBERT Accounting Waco Age 22; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Waco-McLennan County HTC; D.S. WEST, NORTH OTIS Finance San Antonio Age 22; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. San Antonio HTC; Am. Ordnance Society; Varsity Track and Baseball Trainer. WHATLEY, WALTER FERRELL Walt Pet. E. McAllen Age 22; Class ' 63; Vice Pres. Pet. E. Club; V.P. Student Eng. Council; Tau Beta Pi; George P. Mitch ell Award for Outstanding Jr. in Pet. E.; R. C. Baker Scholarship. WHEELER, ALBERT N. Al Accounting Garland Age 21; Class ' 63; Best Drilled Soph. Co. E-2; 2nd Brigade Color Guard; Student Senate; Election Commission Chairman; Commanding Officer Co. E-2. WHITAKER, EDDIE Agronomy Big Spring Age 22; Class ' 63; Agronomy Society; Vice Pres. Big Spring HTC. WHITE, JOHN DALE Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63. Houston WHITE, PHILLIP G. Math. Age 21; Class ' 63. WHITE, WILLIAM ROSS Education Age 48; Class ' 55; S.E.A.; Dorm Rep.; A.P. O.; Vice Pres. El Paso HTC. WHITEHALL, DON EVERETT I. Ed. Phil La Feria Bill El Paso Houston Age 27; Class ' 63; Civilian Student Council; New Student Comm.; American Foundry So¬ ciety; Ind. Educ. Club; Baptist Student Union; D.S.; lota Lambda Sigma. WHITLOCK, CLIFFORD Whittey History Junction Age 23; Class ' 63; History Society; French Club. WHITLOCK, LARRY L. Microbiology Bells Age 22; Class ' 63; Pre-Vet Society; Singing Cadets; Vespers Chairman B.S.U. WHITTINGTON, JOHN R. Pope History Ft. Worth Age 21; Class ’63; Newman Club; NISC Council; Evaluation Committee; History Society; San Angelo HTC. WIEDERAENDERS, GEORGE A. Accounting Norman, Okla. Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Student Senate Rep. Art Sciences; Ross Volunteers; Accounting Society; Convair, Chicago Tribune Troops Awards; D.S.; Dist. AFROTC Cadet; Who ' s Who. WIESE, BILLY GENE Bill C.E. Waco Age 23; Class ' 63; ASCE. WIESEPAGE, CHARLES WILLIAM Accounting Brenham Age 23; Class ' 63. WIESEPAPE, CORDELL FLOYD Pet. E. Brenham Age 21; Class ' 63; Pet. E. Club, Treas.; Program Chairman; AIME; Opportunity Award Scholarship. WILEY, MARVIN LEE, JR. Cef Agronomy Cordele, Ga. Age 23; Class 63. WILLIAMS, EDWARD SIDNEY, III Ed P.E. Jena, La. Age 21; Class ' 63; Physical Educ. Club, Vice Pres.; A M Track Team; Lettered 3 Yrs. Dallas WILLIAMS, GARY D. C.E. Age 22; Class ' 62. WILLIAMS, JAMES MORGAN Jim Wildlife Mgt. San Antonio Age 20; Class ' 63; Singing Cadets; Puryear Dorm Council; Dorm Chaplain; San Antonio HTC; Young Republicans; Sons of Service; Game Fish Club. WILLIAMS, MARCUS DANIEL Accounting Age 21; Class ' 63; Aggie Band. Danny Charlotte WILLIS, DONALD EARL Don Arch. Const. Dallas Age 21; Class ' 63; Student Senate; SCONA V, VI, VII, VIII; Baptist Student Union; YMCA Cabinet; United Nations Club; AGC; Texas Aggie Band. WILLMAN, RICHARD B. R. B. Business Shreveport, La. Age 22; Class ' 63; Marketing Society; Business Society; Browsing Library Committee, Chair¬ man; Shreveport HTC, Pres.; Dorm Council; MSC Evaluation Committee; Sqd. 9. WILLS, HORST Kike Insurance Wichita Falls Age 21; Class ' 63; D.S.; Group Scholastic Officer; Ins. Society; Marketing Society; Arts Sciences Council; A.O.A.; Wichita Falls-E xes Scholarship Winner; Ins. Institute of Am. Certificate; Wichita Falls HTC. WILSON, JACK G. B.A. Pasadena Age 21; Class ' 63; Phi Eta Sigma; D.S.; C.O. 4th Group; Town Hall Staff; Pasadena HTC; Am. Ordnance Assn.; Dist. Air Force Cadet. WILSON, JAMES C. Jim Vef. Med. Fort Worth Age 23; Class ' 63; Pre-Vet Society; Ft. Worth HTC Officer; Athletic Officer Co. A-3. WILSON, JOE PRICE Health P.E. Bertram Age 26; Class ' 63; D.S.; P.E. Club of T.A.H.P.E.R. WINNINGHAM, JOHN DAVID Physics Age 22; Class ' 63; Sigma Pi Sigma, Pres.; Jr. Chapter Am. Institute Club; German Council; Day Student Council; Who’s Who. Bryan of Physics; Pres. Physics WOLPMAN, KRAEGE KENT Marketing Yorktown Age 21; Class ' 63; Best Drilled Freshman, Co. A-l; Marketing Society. WONG, TAYLOR Marketing Houston Age 28; Class ' 62; Marketing Society; MSC Bowling Committee; Bowling Team. WOOD, GALE TALMAGE Peck Ag. Ed. Melvin Age 21; Class ' 63; D.S.; Treas. Collegiate FFA; Sec. Walton Dorm Council; Alpha Zeta; Social Sec. McCulloch County FITC. WOOD, GERALD GORDON Jerry Accounting Killeen Age 21; Class ' 63; Accounting Society; Bell County HTC; Apt. Council Rep.; SAME. WOOD, JON ROSS Ag. Eco. Edinburg Age 23; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco. Club. WOOLLEY, BOBBY J. Education Beaumont Age 22; Class ' 63; Soph. Intramural Manager; Student Education Club; History Club; Beaumont HTC. WRAY, WILLIAM DOCKER! Bill Arch. Houston Age 21; Class ' 63; Assn, of General Contractors; Intramural Manager; Reagan of Houston HTC; Headwaiter Duncan Hall; D.S.; W. S. Mosher Steel Memorial Scholarship; Title Council of Am. Scholarship; Am. Ordnance Assn. WRIGHT, JAMES ELBERT Bud Entomology Kerrville Age 22; Class ' 63; Alpha Zeta; Student Agricultural Council, Vice-Chairman; Entomology Club, Vice Pres.; Hill Country HTC Vice Pres.; D.S.; Freshman Ag. Society. WRIGHT, LARRY RAY Accounting Bryan Age 19; Class ' 64; Best Drilled Freshman, Sqd. 14; Guidon Bearer, Sqd. 15; YMCA Freshman Camp; Accounting Society; D.S. WUESTE, JAMES ALLEN Jim C.E. Eagle Pass Age 21; Class ' 63; Scholastic Officer—Co. B-2; Sec. Texas Society Professional Engineers; ASCE; Vice Pres., Eagle Pass HTC. YATES, RANDALL LAMAR Arch. Age 22; Class ' 63; Pres. Aldine HTC. Randy Houston ClAQQ OP YOUNG, BILL J. Psychology Age 25; Class ' 63; Dorm Rep.; French Club. YOUNG, MICHAEL ANDREW M.E. Age 21; Class ' 63; R.V.; D.S.; Lettered Fish Tennis; Pres. San Re Bee HTC. Bill Dallas Beeville YOUNGBLOOD, JIMMIE R. Jim Physics Bryan Age 21; Class ' 63; American Institute of Physics; American Rocket Society; Singing Cadets; Day Student Council; German Club; Physics Club. YZAGUIRRE, GEORGE ANTHONY Zoology Corpus Christ! Age 22; Class ' 63. ZBRANEK, WILLIE Ag. Eco. La Age 21; Class ' 63; Ag. Eco. Club; La Grange HTC. ZUMWALT, JOHN HARRISON Education Age 21; Class ' 63; Treas. Student Educ. Club; Treas. Lavaca County HTC; Sr. Intramural Manager. Jr. Grange Johnny Hallettsville Semper Fidelis; CLAQQ OF 1964 President ______________ Vice-President ______ Secreta ry-T reas u rer Social Secretary —. _______ PAUL A. DRESSER ...... JAMES A. NOAKE _____ GORDON E. DAVIS WINTON ZIMMERMAN Left to Right: NOAKE, DAVIS, ZIMMERMAN, DRESSER. 448 Adams, Donald R. Adams, Henry R. Adams, James M. Albert, William E. Alderson, Jr., John L. Allen, Jerry V. Allen, Robert C. Almond, Malcolm W. Alston, Jimmy A. Alvarado, Agustin Amad Mohamad T. Anderson, David C. Anderson, Douglas H. Anthaume, Jr., Christopher Arguelles, Eduardo Ashy, Thomas M. Bachmeyer, Gervase R. Baduy, Antonio R. Balentine, James M. Balke, David E. Ballard, Jr., Stanley H. Barham, Bobby G. Barker, David E. Barnes, Vernon D. Barrilleaux, Jaimes L Bartee, James H. Bartek, James D. Bartoskewitz, Richard E. Basham, Luthur M. Bate, Herman E. Bauer, Richard D. Bauman, Jerry 1. Beal, Charles C. Beamier, janmes. ML Beard, Jr., Norman W. Beard, Paul Hi. Becker, F rederick W. Beckmann, Wade W. Beckmeyer, John C. Bedinger, Jr,, Charles A. Beene, Billy J. BeerwinUe, David H, Behirertt, Curtis HI, Belke, Jdaeplh G. Bell Charles IE. Beiote, Janmes C, Berry, Edwin C, Berry, John JL Bfigg®, RSdhand A. BilBrigaHey, Robert K. Boelte, .John E. Bolliidhi,. Bridge INI..... Bollllinig,,. iDwwid IB, Btodkeir, Jr,, ' Chiirlfes, IF, Bcciflk Dawki At. Barsdte, Jafenni F. B c w w ' v .EdkwM. J. Bow m am t, Jwirnas W. Bmdenv AMniaiiM F. Siraums,. Bomaldll ML Braidfoot, Larry D. Brandom, Cary L. Brandt, Charles E. Brasington, John R. Breur II, Raymond A. Brewer, Charles C. Brinkley, Ernest J. Brittain, Mack L. Britton, Michael P. Brookins, Michael L. Brown, Harold C. Brown, Robert C. Bruce, Jimmy C. Bruns, James C. Buchanan, James P. Burgess, Charles B. Burgess, James T. Burk, Robert C. Burney, Jr., Jimmie P. Burns, Lonnie J. Butler, James M. Byassee, Horace L. Byrd, Gary L. Callaway, Ben E. Cameron, Don S. Campbell, David F. Cancellare, Joseph A. Candella, Jr., Leon J. Carlisle, Johnny E. Carr, Robert C. Carter, James C. Carter, John M. Carter, Lloyd J. Castellanos, Rene Cates, Robert L. Chambliss, Charles L. Chaney, William R. Chappie, Frank E. Chlapek, Calvin J. Christian, Harry D. Christian, John H. Ciarrocchi, Jr., Frank Clancy, Larry D. Clark, Keith A. Clark, Lee H. Clawson, Billy G. Clay, Herbert L. Clements, Don B. Cline, Jr., Jack C. Coburn, Winfred C. Codrington III, Thomas Coleman, Randy J. Collier, Edward W. Collins, Paul M. Collins, Tommy H. Conely, Joseph D Conner, James R. Cook, Bruce L. Cook, Donald D. Cook, Glyn M. Cook, Vernon H. Cooke, Jr., Cleophas R. Cosman III, Walter L. a? td. 450 Cotner, Sam D. Coufal, Jimmie J. Cowser, Jr., William L. Crapitto, Frank R. Creech, David L. Crim, Frederick L. Crosby, Richard J. Crowley, Jr., William L. Crum, Morris G. Crutchfield, James C. Curington, Eldon B. Daggs, Bobby A. Danes, William R. Daniels, Jr., Clifton Danzeiser, John E. Davis, David C. Davis, Gordon E. Davis, Jerry D. Davis, Rodney D. Davis, Thomas E. Davis, William A. Dean, Don R. Dees, Allan W. Degyansky, Albert W. Dellano, Antonio J. Dendy, Charles S. Denny, Robert M. Dexter, Michael A. Dillon, William E. Dixon, John P. Doak, Jr., Wilson F. Dodson, Jr., Carl E. Doerre, Gary L. Dominguez, Juan G. Donaho, Jimmy J. Donaldson, Gerald R. Doreen, William R. Doty, Donald W. Dowling, Dennis W. Dresser, Paul A. Drow, William C. Drumm, David W. Duerer, Robert E. Duke, Wayne M. Dulock, Raymond W. Duncan, Silas E. DuPriest, J. Curtis Durrenberger, Cyril J. Dusard, Leo F. Dworaczyk, John F. Eaton, Curtis W. Echterhoff, James H. Edmundson, Charles gger, Larry A. Egloff, John M. Elfont, Robert L. Ellison, Thomas W. Elmore, Robert D. Elsik, Colin D. Emanis, James R. 451 Eubank, Robert B. Evans, Richard S. Evans, III, William L. Farquharson, Richard A. Farrar, James R. Felder, Jerry W. Felt, Rodger L. Fergeson, Robert T. Ferguson, Thomas L, Fichtner, Charles M. Fidler, Jr., C. Clark Fillinger, Thomas J. Finch, Joseph L. Finkelstein, Jerry Finks, John E. Fischer, Arthur C. Fisherman, William H. Fisk, Stephen K. Fitts, John M. Florence, Harold D. Folsom, Jr., Ralph E. Fondon, John W. Forehand, Gilbert H. Fortune, Douglas S. Fowler, David T. Fowler, Ronald L. Franklin, Jerry L Franklin, Lawrence M. Franks, James C. Freeman, Jr., Augustus M. Freeman, Charles H. Freeman, Ray D. Friedlander, Jack P. Fritze, Jr., Vernon V. Fry, Stephen T. Frye, Donald J. Fuentes, Jerome A. Gabbert, John H. Gaille, Raymond S. Gaines, Jimmy R. Galaway, Robbie L. Gallagher, Robert P. Gallaway, Thomas M. Galvin, Daniel L. Garcia, Delfino, Jr. Garcia, Enrique AA. Garner, Charles K. Garrett, Jr., Lawrence N. Garza, Alberto Gersbach, Kenneth A. Geye, Raymond J. Giddens, David L. Gilbert, Allyn T. Gillette, James F. Glisan, Charles L. Glodt, John F. Glover, Joe E. Glueck, Ellis E. Godkin, Jerry W. Goff, John E. Goldman, Joel Goldsmith, James W. Gonzalez, Jorge H. 452 Gonzalez, Robert J. Gonzalez, William K. Goodenough, Robert D. Gore, Donald D. Grant, Albert D. Grant, Lee J. Gary, Darrell K. Green, Joe B. Greene, Patrick R. Greenhaw, Larry M. Gregory, Charles H. Griesenbeck, Clyde A. Griffith, Adron N. Griffith, Charles E. Griffin, Terry R. Griggs, Dwight S. Grimsinger, Clyde E. Groff, Wallace W. Groff, Walter P. Gruner, Kenneth Guin, Bobby H. A. Gutierrez, Francisco J, Habbinga, Richard J. Haggard, Harry L. Haggard, Kenneth R. Halaburka, Michael J. Haliasz, Henry E. Hall, Morris L. Hall, Richard S. Hallenberger, Charles R. Haipain, Richard T. Hancock, William M. Hancock, Jr., Woody R. Hansard, James B. Hanson, Wayne B. Hardgrove, James T. Harp, Jeffrey C. Harris, Jerry D. Harris, Morris R. Harris, Ronald B. Hartley, Thomas M. Hasten, William H. Havel, Jerome A. Hawkins, James H. Hays, William M. Head, Howard M. Heibel, Richard A. Helmers, Stanley L. Hernandez, John R. Herrera, John M. Herrmann, William J. Hickman, Jr., Royce H. Hilliard, John E. Hinds, Frank C. Hoelting, Leroy K. Holliman, John C. Holochwost, Gregory G. Holy, Grant J. Honeycutt, Don R. Honeycutt, Wesley H. Hottenroth, James R. 453 Howder, John D. Howell, Robert AA. Hubler, George L. Huddleston, Roy R. Hudson, Edgar K. Hull, Jacob B. Hull, John W. Ihms, Orlan L. Ihrig, John R. Use, AAichael L. Irvin, Leslie G. Jablonski, Ted AA. Jackson, Benjamin Jackson, AAark L. Jackson, Rex S. Jackson, William E. Jacoby, Jr., Roy A. James, Glen A. Jasek, Russell D. Jenkins, James J. Jenkins, Richard A. Jernigan, David S. Jessup, Jerry H. Johnson, Charles Allen Johnson III, Charles Andrew Johnson, Charles J. Johnson, Gary N. Johnson, Howard C. Johnson, AAelvin H. Johnson, Jr., Walter H. Johnson, William H. Jones, David S. Jones, George F. Jones, Paul I. Jones, Ray C. Jones, Tommy L. Kampe, Arnold J. Kane, Kimberlin AA. Kass, Jr., David R. Keeling, AAichale E. Keeling, Russell L. Kelly, Jr., Robert AA. Kemp, Allan E. Kenny, R. AAichael Kieschnick, Gerald B. Killingsworth, John B. King, Carl W. King, Jon B. Kiolbassa, Frank R. Kirk, John H. Klutz, William L. Knox, Royce AA. Kocian, Robert P. Koehler, Jr., Buford R. Koonce, Gary W. Korenek, Joseph L. Krebs, Arno W., Jr. Kruemcke, AAorris E. Kuehn, Nolan R. Kuenemann, Charles LaGrange, Boone R. Lamb, Colin E. Lambert, Jr., John W. 454 Land, Thomas E, Lanning, James W. Lary, Jr., Camm C. Laughlin, Gregory H. Lavender, William A. LeCrone, Joe AA. Lee, Carl J. Leigh, William S. Leininger, Jerry S. Lester, Michael L. Levy, Jr., Jerome H. Lewis, Carl P. Lewis, Ronald A. Limmer, Bobby L. Lindsey, Kenneth C. Listi, Sam A. Lively, John R. Long, Bobby P. Long, Martin D. Long, William L. Loudermilk, Walter B. Love, Bobby P. Lueck, Ronald L. Lutich, Michael L. Luymes, Alan H. Lyne, Rufus R. Lyons, David F. Mabry, Michael D. Madeley, Gerald R. Madeley, Philip C. Mahaley, Donald R. Majors, Dayle G. Mallett, George F. Mann, Jr., Joseph E. Martin, Jr., Hershel J. Martin, Joseph D. Martin, Jr., Ralph E. Marxuach, Raul Mason, Edgar A. Matthews, Jr., William A. May, Dean W. May, Robert A. Mayfield, William T. McAdams, Michael L. McAdams, Robert J. McAdams, Thomas A. McAfee, Winfield R. McBrayer, Michael A. McClure, John A. McConnell, Austin D. McCown, Jack R. McDermand, Jr., Willis F. McDonald, Jr., Merion H. McFarland, Jerry L. McGill, Dennis W. McGinty, John W. McGlothlin, James O. McGlothlin, Larry W. McGowen, Robert S. McGown, Michael D. McGrady, Michael S. McGregor, Mark D. 455 McGuire, Robert N. McKelvain, Burrell R. McMath, Charles W. McMurray, David W. McVey, Jr., Stanley A. Meadows, Thomas H. Melendez, Robert E. Melton, Jackson D. Merka, Joe T. Mersmann, Robert C. Metz, Richard H. Meyer, Norman G. Meyers, Frank E. Mikus, Douglas T. Miller, James E. Miller, Jimmie L. Miller, Robert A. Miller, Stanley R. Minaldi, David L Minx, Hubert Mitchell Jr., Ralph H. Mitchell, Robert L. Monier, William K. Moore, Richard Morelos-Zaragoza, R. A. Morgan, Emmett K. Morgan Jr., James E. Morgan, James M. Morgan, Robert P. Morris, Jack A. Morrison, David G. Morton, Curtis R. Moseley, James L. Muehlstein, Larry J. Mullican, Billy AA. Mundt, Henry G. Munford, Arthur G. Munson, Jr., John H. Murray, James M. Naill, Jr., Walter E. Naiser, Donald D. Nance, James P. Nash, Charles R. Nash, James F. Navarro, Marion W. Neale, Robert K. Nelson, Bardin H. Nelson, George L. Nethery, Jimmy C. Netz, Roy L. Neumann, Curtis E. Newton, Dennis E. Nicely, Clyde E. Nichols, Jay B. Nichols, Paul D. Niehaus, Henry A. Nixon, James L. Noake, James A. Norwood, Gary L. Noster, Wayne M. Odstrcil, Roberr R. Oehl, Marvin J. Olivares, Alberto 456 Olivares, Andres Olivas, Jose R. Oliver, Bryon D. Oman, John B. Orchard, John H. Orena, George Orts, Jack R. Park, Jr., Wilbur C. Parker, Danny Parker, James R. Parker, W. B. Parnell, William D. Parr, Jr., W. R. Partridge, Jerry L. Patterson, Ronald D . Payne, David P. Payne, Eugene E. Pearson, Timmie H. Peeples III, Minor Pena, Gustavo J. Pena, Pilar Penaloza, Daniel A. Perry, John W. Persyn, Harvey O. Pesek, Franklin G. Peters, Burnis C. Peterson, Allan C. Peterson, James P. Peterson, Robert A. Petter, Albin A. Phillips, Alfred M. Plagens, Walter H. Polk, Jr., Leroy J. Pope, Travis G. Porter, Don L. Post, Edward T. Potter, Douglas J. Powell, Charles T. Powell, Robert T. Powell, Woodrow L. Powers, Luther R. Praisnar, Jr., Adam Prater, John S. Prather, William H. Prescher, Jr., Walter A. Price, John B. Pridmore, Jr., James A. Prochaska, David J. Puig III, Baldomero A. Purcell, William W. Pybus, Jack L. Pye, Perry C. Radde, Kenneth A. Raffety, Carl H. Railston, Richard Rambin, Ronald E. Randsell, Tom R. Rapp,. Jr., Harry M. Rardin, David C. Rasco, Billy J. Ratliff, Marvin T. Ray, Alexis M. 457 Read, Charlie H. Reavis, Radford L. Record, James E. Rector, William R. Reel, Ronald L. Reesby, William Reese, Charles Reese, George E. Reeves, Jr., S. Alvis Restrepo, Alvaro C. Reyna, Pedro Reynolds, David L. Reynolds, Joel R. Rhoades, Ned L. Rice, Robert R. Richards, Ronald R. Richardson, Clarence W. Richardson, Donald M. Richburg, Walter C. Richers III, Louis W. Riddle, Thomas E. Ridley, Robert L. Rinard, Stephen K. Riner, Gary D. Risinger, John Roberts, Charles T. Roberts, Harlan E. Robinson, Charles W. Robisheaux, Gary J. Rochelle, Joel P. Rodriguez, Jr., Tomas M. Rogers, Gerald G. Rogers, Robert L. Rogers, Robert AA. Rossi, David J. Rowe, John H. Rowland, Wesley R. Rudd, Donnie Rudder, Gary D. Rugh, Ronald E. Rumsch, Orville G. Rust, AAalcolm AA. Salabarrie, AAiguel A. Salazar, Jr., Raymond Salinas, Carlos R. Salinos, Joe AA. Samford, Royce A. Sanderiin, Larry R. Sanders, James L. Sanders, Luther L. Sargent, William S. Sartwelle, William C. Sayers, AAarvin J. Schaefer, Jr., Carl J. Schaefer, Chester C. Schaezler, Chris H. Schnabel, James E. Schneider, Robert W. Schultz, AAarvin L. Scott, James T. Secor, William T. Serrill, Richard R. Setchell, James F. 458 Shannon, Jr., Carl J. Sharp, Robert L. Shaw, Earl R. Shaw, Michael L. Shaw, William B. Shaw, William G. Sheetz, Roy D. Sheiness, Herschel L. Siegelin, Gerald W. Simmons, Albert M. Simmons, Joe D. Simon, Jerry J. Simoneaux, Emmett M. Simpton, Jerry E. Singer, James R. Sizemore, James L Skupin, Henry C. Sladek, Jr., Herbert H. Smith, Avery W. Smith, Douglas W. Smith, Homer C. Smith, Horace A. Smith, Jack G. Smith, Jack H. Smith, Manning D. Smith, Jr., Percy A. Smith, Robert David Smith III, Robert Douglas Smith, Thomas E. M. Smyth, Joe C. Snowden, James A. Soape, Jerry W. Soper, Leigh J. Spacek, James F. Spalsbury, William C. Speck, Joe P. Speir, John D. Spence, Gary W. Spencer, John S. Sperberg, Ronald L. Spillmann, Charles D. Springer, Bobby L. Stahl, Konroe J. Stancil, William R. Stanto-n, William K. Stanton, William L. Stasney, Paige A. Stein, Franklin J. Stengel, George J. Stevener, Bobby L. Stewart, Danny B. Stokes, Francis D. Strandtman, Gerald A. Strange, William B. Strub, Rodney J. Stubbs, Robert C. Stuckey, Joe W. Sturgeon, William C. Sullivan, Richard G. Summers, Franklin D. Swan, Charles S. Swindell, Jr., Glenn R. 459 Syler, Gerald W. Talarek, William R. Taylor, James H. Taylor, Kenneth F. Teal, Barry B. Teasley, John H. Terry, William L. Thomas, Charles E. Thomas, Gary A. Thomas, Robert W. Thompson, David R. Thompson, Michael D. Thompson III, Victor H. Tidwell Jr., Calvin M. Tisdal Jr., Victor C. Toman Jr., Raymond P. Tompkins, John W. Truett, Joe C. Truitt, Timothy N. Tudela, John A. Turzak, Thomas M. Twomey, Raymond D. Underwood, Donny C. Upchurch, John P. Uptmore, David J. Uresti, Arthur E. Valdez, Abelardo L. Valdez, Javier Vandiver, Robert L. Vasser Jr., William C. Vaughan, Ronald W. Vaugh an Jr., Thaddeus F. Vazquez, Sergio V. Vela, Guillermo J. Venglar, Patrick W. Veselka, Shelburne J. Vetter Jr., Lawrence C. Vick, John R. Vicknair, Tommy J. Voelkel, Travis T. Vollmer, James F. Voss, Jerry D. Wade, Tommy H. Wagner, Thomas P. Ward, Barry D. Warren, Laurence A. Warrick, Clifton E. Watkins, Roy M. Watson, Joseph M. Watson, Randolph L. Watts Jr., Augustus A. Wehner, Byrom T. Weiser, Ronald L. Weiss Jr., Harold C. Wendel, Larry A. Wert, Harold E. West, Kenneth W. Wheeler, Kenneth W. Whitaker, Joseph D. White, George K.. White, Gailord M. White, James R. White, Jerry L. 460 White Jr., Robert T. Whittenberg, Paul R. Wiederhold, Robert W. Wier, Michael I. Wilbeck, August C. Wilkes, Steven L. Willcox, Gerald P. Williams, John L Williams, Mansil A. Williams, Robert C. Williams, Ronald L. Williams, Wilburn C. Willis, G. W. Ketchel Willmann, Robert L. Wilson Jr., Marshall P. Wilson, Roy D. Wilson, William B. Wimbish, Robert W. Windham, Terrell D. Winkelmann, Roger C. Winship, Thomas E. Winters, David W. Wiss, Jerald L. Wolf, Robert H. Womack, Glenn L Wood, Larry D. Wood, Stephen H. Woodall, Russell P. Wormser, Marc R. Wurzbach, Clark R. Wylie, Stanley R. Wynn, Maxey R. Yandell, Jack H. Young, Louis L. Young, Michael S. Zaeske Jr., Louis W. Zajicek, Robert A. Zatopek, Edward J. Zerbe, Manfred R. Zimmerman, Winton B. CLACQ OF 1 96 s Left to Right: BURNS, ALTMAN, HOLLOWAY. Cdm Ofams President ___________________________________________________________________________________ WILLIAM ALTMAN Vice-President ______________________________________________________________________—------------- JAMES LOVE Secretary-Treasurer ___________________________________________________________________________ JAMES BURNS Social Secretary _______________________________________________________________________ ROBERT HOLLOWAY 462 Adams, David E. Airharf, Jim W. Aldrich, Lovell W. Alexander, Richard M. Allen, Jim E. Allen, Roy M. Altman, William K. Alverson, Kintner W. Anderson, Joe D. Anderson, Louis F. Anderson, Robert J. Aquilina, L. Sam Arledge, George E. Armintor, Joseph K. Armstrong, Richard W. Atkins, Robert D. Atwell, Donald C. Babin, Leopold B. Bacica Jr., Woodrow L. Badgwell, Don H. Bailey, James M. Baker, James R. Ballard, John S. Bammel Jr., William E. Banner, Wilburn W. Barber, Dale B. Barbin, Ryther L. Bargmann, William G. Barkemeyer, David L. Barker, Leonard R. Barker, Richard B. Barlow, John E. Barnes, Dale E. Barnes, Lethan A. Barr, Dennis B. Barrett, Richard Barron, James T. Bass, Paul M. Bateman, Barry L. Batey, Richard Bauer, Stephen M. Baxter, Michael C. Bayer, William C. Baylor, Edwin R. Beaumont, Michael L. Becka Jr., John C. Becker, Joe D. Beighle, Philip L. Bell, Bob D. Bender, William C. Benes, Joseph B. Bennett, Virgil O. Benson, Fred C. Benton, George L. Bergoon, Ronald D. Berlanga, David Betz, Roscoe A. Beyer, Leslie L. Bickers, Dennis R. Dickham, Johnnie A. Bitar, Jose J. Blackwell, Thomas Blakely, Don A. M. Blankenship, James W. Boehm, William S. Bogart, Danny M. Boles, James D. Bollinger, Lee S. Borg, David A. Boring, Emory P. Bornefild, Bruce K. Bott, Jeff L. Bourgeois, James E. Bourne, Cecil M. Bowen, Martin C. Bowers, Joe Bowles, Joe A. Box, John W. Boyd, Lamar Boyd, Robert C. Boysen, Jesse C. Brandt Jr., Duane Brandt, Meluyn E. Bratton, Gerald R. Bray, James H. Brewster, Charles H. Brewster, James E. Brittan, Charles L. Brookes, Richard S. Brostek, Alexander Broussard, Gordon G. Brown, Clifford L. Brown, Larry G. Brown, Richard E. Brown, Sidney P. Bryson, Bernard G. Buckellew, William Bullock, Robert L. Bunkley, Rey L. Burke, Advia J. Burns, James M., Jr. Burr, Hiram H., Jr. Bush, John G. Buttrill, Gerald H. Cain, George E. Callahan, Francis T. Callaway, Michael R. Carpenter, James M. Camero, Hector A. Campbell, Barry M. Campbell, Joseph W. Cardwell, Thomas A. Carleton, Roger E. Carrillo, Daniel S. Carter, Donald D. Castellanos, Martin W. Catchings, Ronald C. Cates, Billy F. Cawyer, Raymond D. Chaney, Ernest W. Chapman, Philip R. Chappelle, Ray J. Cheatham III, Walter L. Cheeseman, Clifford H. Chilton, Harold W. Chupik, Stephen E. Clancey, Edward L. Clifton, David S. . Cohen, Robert S. Coltrin, Robert B. Conn, Gerald R. Conner, Howard S. Conner, James C. Cook, Harold E. Cooper, Damon C. Cooper, Scott E. Coppinger, John T. Coreil, Vincent D. Corman, Wayne L. Cotterell, John M. Cox, Charles l. Cox, Frank W. Cox, Ronald J. Craig, Dale A. Craig, David J. Cravens, Gerald W. Crawford, Charles H. Crawford, Jack H. Crews, James W. Crosbie, James M. Crow, James D. Cuellar, Jaime Cullen, Raymond P. Culver, Byron K. Dailey, Roy W. Daniel III, Charles L. Darling, Herman B. Davis, David D. Davis, Grayum L. Davis, Lee E. Davis. Paul L. Davis, Ronald O. De La Garza, Conrado de Villeneuve, Allen R. Devolites, Philip J. Diaz, Leonard F. Dickie, Ted M. Dollins, Jr., James G. Dorn, Richard C. Dougherty, John C. Douglass, Milton E. Downing Jr., James N. Draemer, John B. Drollinger, Harry B. Duelm, Aubrey J. Dulin, Jr., Edwin R. Dunham, James L. Dunkerley, Jr., Roland P. Duplissey, Gary R. Durbin, James P. Duty, Douglas W. Dye, Joel G. Dyall, Donald R. Ebert, Standley G. Eddleman, Earl G. Eller, Charles R. Elliot, Ray D. Emerson, Robert A. English, James D. Essler, Arnold G. Evans, Lynn S. Evans, Robert E. Fabre, Rudolph F. Farrier, Robert C. Feighny, Michael L. Ferguson, Robert L. Fernald, William R. Fidler, Steven E. Fielder, Lloyd N. Finbiner, Terry C. Fisher, Joe H. Fisherman, Barry N. Florence, Ronald C. Flores, Jr., Raul Forkel, Edgar W. Forrest, Freddie G. Forrest, Nathan K. Fowler, George C. Fox, James D. Francis, William G. Franklin, David A. Frantz, Jerry W. Frey, Wilburn L. Fried, Albert R. Frosch, Eldor A. Fuchs, James A. Fuchs, Leslie T. Furber, Ronald W. Gage, Errol Galey, John H. Gambrell, Edwin F. Gamertsfelder, Joe R. Garces, Alvaro E. Garcia, Anastasia Garcia, Jr., Jesus Garcia, Robert R. Gardner, Daniels S. Garrison, Darrell D. Garza, Jr., Roberto R. George, Raymond O. German, Donn L. Gerrald, Scott W. Ghormley, Arnold B. Gibbons, William E. Gibson, Patrick A. Gibson, Jr., Robert L. Gibson, Ronald E. Gibson, William E. Gieger, David K. Gilbreath, Robert E. Gillis, Don C. Gilmore, Donald E. Gipe, George W. Glass, Daniel W. Glenewinkel, Dennis R. Glenny, Walter S. Glover, David W. Golasinski, Michael J. Catcher, Jr., William Gough, William H. Graham, James F. Gray, John W. Greak, Gerald T. Green, Richard M. Greer, Max M. Gregory, Raymond W. Griffis, Robert T. Grumbles, James V. Guevara, Alvaro Gumm, Harold W. Gunter, James H. Gutierrez, Anibal A. Guymon, Richard F. Halbert, David M. Hall, Claude B. Haluska, Jerry L. Hamilton, Ronald G. Hamilton, William L. Homme, C. Scott Hancock, William R. Hans, Bobby L. Haraway, William J. Hardeman, Lyman J. Harper, John C. Harrell, Gary R. Harris, William B. Harrison, Warren T. Hart, Melba J. Hattaway, William E. Hatton, James R. Hatzenbuehler, Charles Hawkins, Ennis M. Hawkins, Harvey K. Hawkins, Robert M. .Haynes, Philip E. Heikkila, Edwin C. Heinemann, Eugene J. Hennessy, Richard A. Herbrig, Walter L. Hernandez, Guadalupe J. Herring, Robert L. Herzog, Charles E. Higgins, Michael E. Hilburn, Benny M. Hill, Harold J. Hill, Jerry W. Hines, Ronald S. Hinnant, Richard L. Hitt, Barney L. Hoch, Forest M. Holcomb, William D. Holder, George R. Holditch, Damon W. Holick, Donald H. Hollern, Patrick J. Holloway, Ernest R. Holmes, Charles R. Hook, Charles O. Hopgood, Ted M. Horne, John W. Howard, Bobbie B. Howard, Clyde W. Howard, Henry K. Howard Jr., Russell C. Hoysa, Matthew J. Huchton, Richard M. Hughson, William N. Hugo, John E. Humble, Robert A. Humphries, Donald L. Hurley, James M. Hutchison, William E. Hyde, Michael W. Ingram, Johnny L. Innlss, Robert W. Isbell, Robert P. Isbell, William P. Isom, Conrad B. Jockson, John E. Jackson, Jerome W. Jageler, Charles D. Jager, Mitchell James, Larry R. Jamison, Charles L. Janacek, Jimmy W. Jarvis, Billy B. Jaynes, Jay Jeffus, Mac R. Jennings, Robert L. Johnsey, Marshall Johnson, Billy R. E. Jo.hnson, Joe N. Johnson, Troy K. Jones, Curtis B. Jones, Drahn R. Jones, Eric P. Jones, Harrison P. Jones, Michael D. Jones, Thomas R. Jungkind, Don L. Kana, Edward J. Kelly, James H. Keltner, Neil L. Kemp, Johnnie Kerlick, Robert D. Key, Robert T. Kieschnick, Herbert W. Killinasworth, Anos E. King, Robert E. Kingston, Joseph R. Kidlbassa, Thomas A. Kirkes, Fred N. Kistner, Richard W. Klaevemann, William G. Kneisler, James R. Kothmann, Hervert G. Kretzschmar, Gilbert E. Krieg, Daniel R. Krize, Carl P. Laird, Patrick O. Laird, Roy L. Lammers, Lawrence P. Lanasa, Philip J. Lane, Bruce G. Lange, Aubrey K. Langley, Larry W. Larkin, James B. Lassiter, Martin C. Laughlin, Michael Laxson, Mack W. Ledbetter, Jr., William R. Ledoux, Laurie E. Lee, James A. Lee, Peter H. Lee, Robert E. Lewis, James C. Lewis, Harry S. Lewis, Lonnie D. Lewis, Randall D. Lightsey, Don A. Liles, Jr., Thomas E. Lindstrom, Everett N. Lindstrom, Everett N. Linz, Michael F. Liston, Ronald W. Little, James M. Loe, Bennie T. Long, John C. Longnecker, Carl E. Love, James C. Lovelace, David J. Luedecke, Alvin R. Lynch, Jr., Robert W Mabie, Gary J. Macaluso, Mario A. Maccaferri, Don Maddox, Douglas P. Maddox, Larry A. Maenza, Michael P. Mahoney, John M. Malaise, William Mann, Greg A. Marabella, Peter J. Marburger, Donald T. Marek, Alfonse J. Margo, Roberto S. Marion, David P. Martin, Chester O. Martin, Victor Z. Martinez, Homer T. Mason, William W. Mathias, Donald R. Matthews, Thomas M. Mayers, Pablo Mayo, James M. McAdoo, Stewart F. McAllister, Charles B. McAughan, Robert J. McBrearty, Charles P. McCall, James P. McClung, Roy L. McCue, Robert L. McDaniel, Edwin R. McDaniel, O ' Rell O. McDonald, Don R. McDonald, Jack S. McDowell, David H. McGnughey, Robert L. McGinn, Fred L. McGinnis, Ronnie M. McGuire, Delbert A. McHaney, Stephen K. McKinney, Gary A. McLaughlin, Lester A. McMurray, Robert D. McNally, Reid P. McPherson, Donald G. Megarity, David T. Meier, Eugene P. Menzies, Stephen P. Messer, Clarence R. Miears, Leslie T. Migura, Wallace V. Milam, William C. Miller, David C, Miller, David M. Miller, Joel E. Mims, Connstantine Minkon, Sheldon A. Molina, Henry E. Mongillo, Dominic J. Monschke, Richard A. Moon, William H, Moore, John E. Moore, Lawrence Y. Morgan, William E. Meyer, Ronald L. Muegge, Frank A. Muller Jr., Frank M. Murphey, Ronnie G. Murphee, Donald L. Murray, Robert C. Muston,- Burt A. Myers, Jr., Earle F Myers, Melvin A. Myers, Norman E. Nachod, Jay E. Nalley, Robert M. Nartker, Richard J. Ng, Randall Nicholas, Robert W. Norman, Henry H. Northcutt, Jasper R. Nuinez, Joe E. Obediente, Jorge G. Oberhoff, Kenneth F. O ' Brien, Thomas P. O ' Connor, Jr., Joseph h Oddson, Terrence A. Olivarez, Ben D. Oliver, Michael M. Oliver, Olen B. Oman, Richard A. O ' Neal, James L. O ' Neal, Michael N. O ' Reilly, Michael P. Overton, John Owen, Jr., Frank S. Ozmun, Irwin R. Pachall, Carlton W Park, Tommy Parker, Carson P. Parker, James E. Parker, Jesse C. Parker, James E. Parker, Kenneth D. Palm, Robert N. Palmer, John A. Patton, James L. Peavy., Jerry W. Pedigo, Stephen Perrone, Johnnie L. Peterson, Keith A. Petty, George D. Petty, Robert L. Pfeiffer, Eugene J. Phelps, Russell W. Phillips, Benny J. Phillips, Larry A. Phillips, Thomas Phillips, William M. Piccolo, James Pickard, Lowery B. Piersall, John G. Pierson, Gary L. Piper, Lloyd L. Plummer, Mitty C. Plunkett, Larry K. Post, Lynn J. Pounds, Herbert E. Powers, Wallace J. Price, Johnny M. Proctor, John M. Pusch, Donald E. Putnam, Jerry L. Quisenberry, Alex J. Rachel, Richard W. Rannals, Larry D. Reagor, Fr Redding, Lloyd W. Reeves, Elmo C. Reeves, Lowell E. Reeves, M. C. Reich, Robert E. Reicherzer, Gary W. Reifsnyder, Richard E. Rektorik, Horace J. Reue, Glenn H. Reyna, Carlos F. Richardson, Michael L. Richter, Jr., Carl X. Riley, Brian L. Riley, Paul E. Riordan, Richard R. Riske, Robert M. Robbins Jr., Lewis F. Robertson, Stephen B. Roche, Hubert C. Rodriguez Jr., Manuel Rogers, Mel Roming, Leland D. Rose, Douglas N. Rose, John T. Ross, Donald R. Ross, Winston B. Rowland, Robert A. Rubac, Richard E. Rudder, Edward E. Rutherford, Jimmy A. Rutyna, Aldis P. Saenz, Joe L. Salitros, James J. Saloma-Orozco, David Sandford, Ronald D. Sasse, Fredric W. Sanchez, Ralph A. Sanders, Robert A. Sanford, Michael B. Sauer, Gordon E. Sangerhausen, Charles R. Schell, John A. Schaeger, Herman T. Schlather, Kenneth J. Schmidt, Glenn W. Schott, Ronald J. Schuessler, Lorenzo D. Schuh, Leonard G. Schur, Donald G. Scoggin, Phillip C. Scott, Preston A. Scott, Robert E. Seawell, William Sebastian, James W. Seely, Jr., Thomas R. Segura, Richard P. Serna, Enrique A. Shadel, William N. Shaffer, Robert J. Sherman, William T. Shinsky, Paul F. Shipman, James K. Shupak, George L. Simmons, Kenneth O. Simons, Milam T. Simpson, Jimmie D. Simpson, Russell B. Skaggs, Ronald L. Slimp, Jack B. Sloan, Michael A. Smith, Billy R. Smith, Darrell F. Smith,E. C. Smith, Jay D. Smith, John D. Smith, Jackson K. Smith, Richard W. Smith, Stephen F. Smith, William O. Smothermon, Ronnie D. Snider, Robert H. Snow, Raymond H. Soland, Fred H. Solis, Jose L. Sotelo, Oscar South, John H. Southerland, Jesse M. Spaeth, Clifford W. Spellmann, Robert L. Spengler, William M. Springer, John S. Springer, Stanley L. Stafford, Harold R. Stafford, Harry A. Starek, John M. Steffens Jr., Leonard G. Stepp, James L. Stillwell Jr., Virgil C. Sfingel, William F. Stroffregen, Glen E. Stokes, Richard H. Stone, Rowland W. Story, Jr., Ernest R. Stovall, John M. Strait, Luther W. Stricklih, Billy C. Stuart, Ronald E. Sugarek, Frank L. Suhler, David R. Suib, Michael R. Taylor, William E. Teems, Terry L. Templer, Thomas W. Terry, David D. Terry, George F. Theis, Thomas M. Thigpen, Douglas C. Thompson, Alton C. Thompson, James W. Thompson, Paul E. Thompson, Ronald C. Tiemann, James F. Tierce, Millard L. Tijerina, Alberto A. Tale, Glenn L. Tompkins, Alfred T. Tompkins, Bill G. Tovey, Frank M. Trainer, Lloyd D. Traylor, Richard C. Trevino, Manuel R. Triesch, Eugene O. Turney, William H. Uhlig, Raymond G. Urbanic, Charles E. Yaliente, Edvardo A. Van Pelt, Richard S. Van-Wagner, Roger G. Vernon, Albert E. Vick, Jerry D. Vick, William E. Villarreal, Adolfo Vinson, G erald E. Vitek, Philip C. Volz, Gary A. Vrzalik, John H, Wade, Douglas B. Walker, Stanley L. Walla, Jr., Marshall C. Wallace, Charles E. Wallace, Paul G. Wallace, Wilmer R. Ward, John K. Ward, Jr., Keith B. Warren, Donald R. Warnick, Phil W. Watson, Royce E. Watts, Foster L. Watts, William R. Weatherby, Hurshel R. Wehner, Arthur L. Welch, Larry G. Wendt, Joseph P. Werth, Edward S. Whetsel, J. Elwin Wimbish, Gary H. Whiteker, Jerry N. White, Carey L. White, Hugh T. Wilbeck, Gary L. Williams, Albert. P. Williams, Donald L. Williams, Frederick F. Williams, Robert B. Williams, Robert S. Williams, Stephen J. Wilson, Jack A. Wilson, Robert W. Winfrey, James E. Winnette, Jr., Walter M. Wisdom, Jr., Raymond C. Wolf, Jr., William M. Wolfe, Ben E. Womble, Glendon D. Wood, Gail W. Woodward, Woody W. Wortham, Murray L. Wright, David E. Wright, Granville C. Wright, James L. Wright, Michael Wright, Thomas W. Wynn, George C. Wuensche, Rudy M. Yarbrough, Melvin N. Yarritu, Aaron Yaskovic, Robert A. Young, David W. Young, Don P. .Young, Gerald P. Young, Michael W. Zamzon, Kenneth A. Zappe, Ronald H. Ziegler, Kenneth B. Zotz, Joseph E. 469 Left to Right: DOOLEY, MILLIKIN, DENISON. ClASS OF 1966 CIms President ______________ Vice-President ______ Secretary-Treasurer Social Secretary __ WILLIAM MILLIKIN RICHARD M. DOOLEY HARRIS J. PAPPAS ...... EARLY DENISON 470 Abell, James L. Abraham, Herbert C. Adams, Joe H. Adams, William G. Adamson, Hugh E. Aduddell, Vernon C. Aglietti, Gary C. Akin, Danny G. Albin, Garry D. Alderman, Donald R. Aldrich, Sam P. II Alexander, Thomas L. Alford, Beniamin F. Allen, Donald E. Allen, John D. Allen, John H. Allen, Jesse L. Allen, Stanley R. Allen, William K. Allison, John C. Allman, James M. Almand, Thomas L. Alvord, Charles H. Ames, Thomas G. Amthor, George M. Anderson, Charles Anderson, Clifton E. P. Anderson, Donnie D. Andrews, Larry G. Andrews, Kevin R. Antosh, Thomas F. Appel, John H. Archer, David B. Armstrong, Donald R. Armstrong, Jr., John W. Arnett, John E. Arnold, Grady N. Arnold, James L. Arrington, Billy L. Ashcraft, Jack G. Ashley, Robert M. Ashworth, Michael D. Atkins, William R. Atkinson, Robert M. Ault, Harold W Autry, Jerry W. Avery II, James B. Ayton, Carl R. Bacon, George T. Bacon, William S. Badgeft, Robert L. Bagby, Donald E. Baggett, Joe E. Bailey, Thomas C. ker, Baker, Robert D. Baldwin, Davic T. Baldwin, Robert W. Ball, Brian C. Ball, Everett L. Balmer, Jr., Wilbur J. Bamberg, William H. Barham, III, George S. Barfield, David C. Barker, Dudley S. Barlow, Jimmie R. Barnebee, James H. Barnett, Joe P. Barrera, Jr., Arturo R. Bartlett, Tommy R. Barton, Mike Bate, Jerry M. Bathey, George A. Batson, Thomas O. Batten, Ronald N. Baugh, Lawrence T. Bayne, James G. Bearden, Don A. Beaumont, Richard D. Beck, Jr., Parrel E. Beck, Michael O. Becker, Gerald B. Begay, Jefferson L. Beggerly, James D. Belcher, Earl W. Belcher, Jr., William R. Belinsky, Peter B. Bell, John A. Bennett, III, Herman H. Benson, William S. Berg, Norvell D. Berger, Eugene J. Bering, August C. Berngen, Frank E. Bernhard, Larry K. Berrier, Walter G. Best II, Herman H. Beyer, Melvin L. Bielamowicz, Samuel M. Billington, Robert S. Bingham, Robert C. Bird, Thomas K. Birdwell, Jr., Harvey L. Birge, Laddie V. Bishop, Jr., Eugene H. Black, Henry J. Black III, Joseph M. Black, Norman E. Black, Jr., William R. Blackmon, Joe A. .Blaha, Ronald Blain, Nicholas D. Blair III, John S. Blair, Kippen L. Blake, Jack P. Blanchard, Kenneth J. Blande, James P. Blaschke, James Blaylock, James E. Bloodworth, Morris B. Blumin, Steven N. Bodine, Albert D. Boese, John O. Bohn, Phillippe G. Bond, Norman E. Bonner, Lewis E. Bordovsky, Robert D. Borum, Harry H. Better, Jon K. Bowden, Gary M. Bowers, Brian L. Bowers, Ralph E. Box, Roger R. Boyce, Wilbur C. Boyd, Garland A. Boyd, Glenn N. Boydston, Michael B. Boyer, Richard K. Braffett, Jr., Charles O. Bradley, Darrell A. Bradley, John L. Brady, James W. Brandt, Elmer L. Brandt III, George Branham, Lawrence M. Bratton, Jack W. Bratz, Kenneth W. Braunig, Henry J. Breding, Edward V. Bresler, Dana A. Brewer, Lionel M. Brewster, Jr., Olin F. Bridges, Michiel L. Brindley, Paul B. Brock, Kennith D. Brooks VI, William C. Brotze, Gary H. Brown, Albert G. Brown II, Austin E. Brown, Gary D. Brown, Jr. George R. Brpwn, James F. Brown, Jimmie M. Brown, Raymon L. Brown, Ronald F. Brown, Thomas G. Brown III, Thomas I. Browning, Bobby J. Browning, Charles M. Brumley, Billy D. Brumley, William D. Brummett, Barry J. C. Brush, George C. Bryan, Jerry R. Bryant, Larry M. Buck, Craig G. Bulgawicz, Albert H. Burch, Joe T. Burditt, Michael L. Burke, Michael D. 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Talib S. A . 406 Ali, Khandaker Mohammad 290 Allen, Charles F., II 293, 300 Allen, Charles H. 320, 367 Allen, Curtis L. 327 Allen, Donald E. 120, 121, 471 Allen, Gary J. 310 Allen, Henry L. 144, 145 Allen, Herbert C. 268, 291 Allen, James E. 166, 167, 463 Allen, Jerry V. 449 Allen, Jesse L. 106, 107, 471 Allen, John D. 122, 123, 346, 471 Allen, John T. 162, 163, 327, 471 Allen, Robert C. 449 Allen, Ronnie W. 313, 449 Allen, Roy M. 186, 187, 463 Allen, Stanley R. 134, 135 471 Allen, William K. 116, 117, 471 Allen, William R. 262, 402 Alley, Tydes W. 178, 344 Allison, John C. 471 Allman, James M. 138, 139, 471 Almand, Lyndon K. 306 Almand, Thomas L. 178, 471 Almond, Malcolm w.. III 287, 449 Alston, George D. 265 Alston, Jimmy A. 449 Altman, William K. 30. 168, 169, 239, 360, 462, 463 Alvarado, Agustin, Jr. 241, 336, 449 Alvarado, Edmundo 336, 406 Alvarez-Tostado E. 241 Alverson, Kintner W. 176, 177, 463 Alvis, James Carter 195 Alvord, Charles H. 471 176, 177, Amad, Mohamad T. 297, 449 203, 268, Ames, Thomas G. 471 128, 129, Amthor, George M. 471 180, 181, Anderson, Charles E. 471 102, 103, Anderson, Clifton P., 127, 471 Jr. 126, Anderson, David C. 89, 449 Anderson, David M. 192, 260 Anderson, Donnie D. 471 162, 163, Anderson, Douglas H. 189, 449 188, Anderson, Hugh P. 210 Andersony Jerry C. 238, 243 Anderson, Joe D. 156, 157, 463 Anderson, Johnny E. 120, 121, 365, 406 Anderson, Louis F. 108, 109, 344, 463 Anderson, Millard O., Jr. 176, 177, 345 Anderson, Ray W. 281, 354 Anderson, Robert E. 359 Anderson, Robert J., Ill 142, 143, 463 Anderson, Woytt K. 239 Andis, David L. 164, 165, 301 Andrews, Kevin R. 353, 471 Andrews, Larry G. 168, 169, 471 Andrews, Richard S. 140, 141 Andrews, William R., Jr. 132, 140 141, 353, 406 Andrick, Jeffrey P. 148, 149, 237 Angle, Norman D. 186, 187 Anthaume, Christopher 128, 129, 300, 305, 308, 449 Antosh, Thomas F. 146, 147, 471 Anz, Ronald 8. 343, 406 Appel, John H. 136, 471 Aquilina, Lo S. 463 Archer, David B. 471 137, 1 280, Arguelles, Eduardo 361, 449 205, 268, Arledqe, George E. 463 279, 315, Arleth, Warren J. 353 134, 135, Armstrong, Donald R. 471 106, 107, Armstrong, Gordon 163. 406 S. 162, Armstrong, James H. Armstrong, John V. 150, 268 151 Armstrong, John W., 119, 276, 471 Jr. 118, Armstrong, Richard W. 463 Armstrong, Robert E. Armstrong, Tommy S. 281, 400 406 Armstrong, William E. 104, 105 Arnett, John E. 156, 157, 471 Arnold, Grady N. 102, 103, 471 Arnold, James L. 104, 105, 471 Arnold, John M. 176, 177 Arnold, Marion D. 313 Arnold, Stephen E. 170, 171 Arnold, Thomas R, 31, 128, 129 Arocha, Ricardo 205, 361 Arrington, Billy L., Jr. 180, 181, 471 Arrington, Henry T. 344 Acshenbeck, John C. 264 Ash, Vernon G. 154, 160, 161, 330, 407 Ashcraft, Jack G. 142, 143, 172, 471 Ashley, James T., Ill 144, 145 Ashley, Robert M. 178, 179, 471 Ashworth, Michael Ashy, Thomas M. 192, 308, 327, D. 471 82, 449 138, 139, Atkins, James K. 116, 117, 285, 359 Atkins, Noble J., Jr. 144, 145 Atkins, Robert D. 122, 123, 463 Atkins, William R. no, HI, 331, 471 Atkinson, Richard D. 197, 407 Atkinson, Robert M., Jr. 106, 107, 245, 471 Atkinson, William C. 158, 159, 190, 191 Atwell, Donald C. 158, 159, 357, 463 Aubin, George J. 162, 163 Ault, Harold W. 471 Autry, Jerry W. 138, 139, 286, 471 Averett, Joe N. 102, 103 Avery, Durward R., Jr. 290 Avery, James 8., II 184, 185, 471 Ayton, Carl R. 471 Axline, Gary D. 264, 407 B Babin, Leopold B. 170, 171, 463 Bachmeyer, Gervace R. 449 Bacica, V oodrow ' L. 116, 117, 285, 463 Bacon, Bobby J. 268 Bacon, George T. 122, 123, 471 Bacon, John A. 144, 145 Bacon, William S. 156, 157, 471 Bade, Edward W. 182, 183, 365 Bader, Matthew B. 100, 101, 305. 405, 407 Badqetf, Joe E. 471 Badgwell, Don H. 160, 161, 463 Baduy, Antonio A. 300, 449 Baduy, Jose M. 361 Bagby, Donald E. 120, 121, 471 Baggett, Joe E. 184, 185, 285, 471 Bailey, Charles F : . 320 Bailey, James M. 184, 185, 320. 343, 463 Bailey, Thomas C. 162, 163, 471 Bail in, Harry S. 110, 111, 277, 353, 407 Baird, Michael J. 267, 407 Baker, James R. 156, 157, 463 Baker, John F. 148, 149, 471 Baker, John A. 287 Baker, John S. 138, 139 Baker, Kenneth W. 160, 161, 366 Baker, Leverette K. 104, 105 Baker, Robert D. 116, 117, 257, 353, 471 Baldarrama, Alfredo M. 138, 139, 286, 343 Baldwin, David T. 106, 107, 172, 345, 471 Baldwin, Robert W. 471 Balentine, James M. 118, 119, 304, 361, 449 Balke, David E. 206, 301, 308, 449 Ball, Brian C. 471 Ball, Everett L. 182, 183, 471 Ball, Hershell R., Jr. 314, 407 Ballard, Billy J. 407 Ballard, Jerry J. 148, 149, 230 Ballard, John S., Ill 134, 135, 463 Ballard, Stanley H., Jr. 94, 268, 449 Balmer, Wilbur, Jr. 120, 121, 172, 471 Balser, Gary L. 89, 110, 111, 260, 268, 291, 308, 388, 407 Bamberg, George W., Jr. 156, 157, 357 Bamberg, William H. 134, 135, 283, 471 Bammel, William E., Jr. 108, 109, 357, 463 Banks, Keith L. 290 Banner, Wilbur, W. 166, 167, 463 Bantle, Harold T. 190, 191 Barbee, Michael C. 205, 249 Barber, Dale B. 162, 163, 463 Barbin, Ryther L. 172, 186, 187, 315, 348, 463 Barfield, David C. 471 Bargmann, William G. 354, 463 Barham, Bobby G. 205, 360, 449 Barham, George S., III 120, 121, 471 Barkemeyer, David L. 164, 165, 463 Barker, David E. 365, 449 Barker, Dudley S. 136, 137, 471 Barker, Hanley A. 328, 407 Barker, Leonard R. 160, 161, 463 Barker, Richard B. 190, 191, 463 Barlow, Jimmy R. 471 176, 177, Barlow, John E. 122, 123, 463 Barnebee, James H. 138, 139, 471 Barnes, Dale E. 128, 129, 463 Barnes, Lethan A. 146, 147, 312, 463 Barnes, Vernon D. 449 Barnett, Joe P. 471 Barnhart, William T., Jr. 85, 89, 94, 278, 388, 407 Barr, Dennis B. 463 1 Barr, Frederick J., Jr. 118, 119 Barranco, Victor T. 136, 137, 327, 329 Barrera, Arturo R., Jr. 108, 109, 336, 471 Barrett, Ager P. 122, 123 Barrett, Johnny M. 116, 117, 271 Barrett, Paul G. 407 Barrett, Richard E. 136, 137, 168, 169, 247, 463 Barrier, Donald R. 205, 407 Barrilleaux, James L. 164, 165, 244, 266, 267, 449 Barrington, William J. 267, 325, 407 Barron, Gary E. 160, 161 Barron, James T. 140, 140, 463 Barron, Paul 142, 143 Barry, James D. 160, 161, 330 Barsch, Bobbie K. 273, 358 Bartee, James H. 307, 319, 352, 449 Bartek, James D. 265, 449 Bartlett, Tommy R. 110, 111, 354, 471 Barton, Mike 102, 103, 471 Barton, Patrick J. 279 Bartoskewitz, Richard E. 162, 163, 449 Basham, Luthur M. 128, 129 449 Bashor, Harvey Bass, Paul M. M. 106, 333 107, 463 Bassett, Sterling P. 95, 353, 407 Bate, Herman E. 131 , 146, 147, 449 Bate, Jerry M. 146, 147, 349, 471 Bateman, Barry L. 140, 141, 363, 463 Bates, Gus, III Bates, Larry E. Batey, Richard 148, 149 148, 149 140, 141, 463 Batey, Thomas A. 156, 157, 407 Bathey, George A. 186, 187, 471 Bathke, William L. 294, 471 Batson, Thomas o„ Jr. 184, 185 Batten, Ronald N. 188, 189, 471 Baucum, Tommy A. 133, 407 Bauer, Richard D. no, 111, 449 Bauer, Stephen M. 108, 109, 463 Bauerschlag, Harry N. 178 Baugh, Lawrence T. 110, 111, 329, 471 Bauman, Jerry L. 108, 109, 449 Baumann, David L. 166, 167 Baxter, Michael C. 206, 463 Bayer, William C. 124, 125, 205, 244, 343, 463 Baylor, Edwin R. 205, 463 Baylor, James T. 324, 407 Bayne, James G. 160, 161, 471 Baysden, Thomas L. 290 Beal, Charles C. 269, 341 , 449 Beall, Jack C. 298 Beamer, James H. 128, 129, 449 Bean, Richard N. 182, 183, 305, 353, 407 Beard, Norman W., Jr. 150, 151, 317, 449 Bearden, Don A. 184, 185, 471 Bearrie, John L. 144, 145, 407 Beasley, Robert C. 264 Beaumont, Michael L. 463 Beaumont, Richard D. 160, 161, 358, 471 Becera, Joe F. 273, 316 Bechtol, David T. 290, 320 Beck, Barrel E., Jr. 471 Beck, Michael O. 186, 187, 345, 471 Becka, John C. 463 Beckom, Edwin A., III 190, 191, 366 Becker, Frederick W. Becker, Gerald 8. 276, 342, 362, 471 Becker, Joseph D. 449 118, 119, 100, 101, 244, 279, 463 Beckman, William W., III 158, 159, 279 Beckmeyer, John C. 265, 449 Beckwith, Scott W. 190, 191, 236 Bedinger, Charles A., Jr. 449 Bedoya, Carlos A. 273 Beene, Billy J. 449 Beerwinkle, David H. 166, 167, 247, 316, 449 Begay, Jefferson L. 158, 159, 240, 471 Beggerly, James D. 168, 169 Behnken, Thomas W. 136, 137 Behrent, Curtis H. 182, 183, 449 Beighle, Phillip L. 348, 463 Beke, Joseph G. 449 Belcher, Earl W. 134, 135, 342, 471 Belcher, William R., Jr. 13 137 Belinsky, Peter B. 305, 471 Bell, Bob D. 142, 143, 463 Bell, Courtland B. Bell, Jerry D. 196 Bell, John A., II! 471 Seller, Richard L. 148, 149, 230, 234, 243, 273, 354 Bel low, Edward J. 82, 174, 267, 408 Belote, James C. 178, 179, 449 Benavides, Frank P. 126, 127, 349 Bench, Leonard J-, Jr. 281, 408 Bender, William c. 158, 159, 345, 463 Benefield, Richard L. 204 Benes, Joseph B. 205, 463 Bennett, Gary L. 214, 216 Bennett, Herman H., Ill 184, 185, 471 Bennett, Howard W., Jr. 182, 183 Bennett, Virgil O., Jr. 463 Benson, Bernie L. 290, 400 Benson, Fred C. 268, 463 Benson, Jackie L. Benson, William S. 95, 348, 98, 99, 408 471 Benton, George L. 122, 123, 346, 463 Berg, Norvel D. A. 180, 181, 351. 471 Berger, Eugene J. 104, 105, 283, 304, 471 Bergmann, Charles H. 180, 181, 345 Bergoon, Ronald D. 162, 163, 463 Bergstrom, Paul E. 92, 278, 408 Bering, August C. 471 Berkley, William E. 400 Berkovsky, Edwin J. 268, 293 Berlanga, David, Jr. 463 Bernard, Theodore E. 206, 308 Berngen, Frank E. 285, 471 Bernhard, Larry K. 160, 161 471 Berrier, Walter G. 108, 109, 471 Berry, Edwin C. 306, 449 Berry, John J. 449 Berry, Larry A. 188, 189 Bertillion, Leland R. 178, 179 Bertrand, Clint A. 310 Berumen, Miguel 186, 187 Bess, Robert C. 281, 408 Best, Sheldon J. 30, 83, 156, 157, 192, 317, 388, 408 Best, William G. 150, 151, 471 Bethe, Kenneth E., Jr. 190, 191 Betz, Roscoe A., Jr. 122, 123, 463 Beutnagel, Elmer H. 170, 171 Beverly, John R. 408 Beyer, Kenneth D. 322 Beyer, Leslie L. 100, 101, 244, 463 Beyer, Melvin L. 471 Beyer, Ronald F. 322 170, 171, Beyer, Walter H., Jr. 408 Bice, James H. 355 118, 119, Bickers, Dennis R. 200, 463 148, 149, Bickham, Clyde R. 408 108, 109, Bickham, Johnnie A. 463 158, 159, Bielamowicz, Samuel M. 471 Bielfeldt, James K. 335, 449 Biggs, Richard A. 449 Bigham, Robert E. 158, 302 159, Bilancich, Donnie B. 150, 151 Bilgutay, llhan M. 238 Billingsley, Murry J., Jr. 408 Billingsley, Robert R. 449 Billington, Robert J. 164, 165, 471 Bills, Eugene D. 168, 169 Bingham, Robert C. 471 Birch, Cullen G. 204 Bird, Thomas K. 190, 191, 200, 471 Birdwell, Harvey L., Jr. 102 103, 304, 471 Birge, Laddie V., Jr. 184, 185, 471 Bishop, Eugene H., Jr. 184, 185, 471 Bishop, Henry 471 Bishop, Joe M., Jr. 158, 159 Bitar, Jose J. 104, 105, 463 Bitter, Joseph W. 290 Black, Charles L. 408 Black, Henry J., Jr. 471 Black, Joseph M., Ill 138, 139, 471 Black, Norman E., Jr. 186, 187, 471 Black, William R., Jr. 138, 139, 472 494 WITH TAXES EXCLUDED, GASOLINE SELLS TODAY FOR LESS THAN IT SOLD FOR IN 1913 AN INDUSTRIAL TRIUMPH TO WHICH WYATT INDUSTRIES, INC, HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF MAKING A CONTRIBUTION WYATT INDUSTRIES, INC. 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Gene F. 270, 389- 410 Brostek, Alexander P. 240 Brotherton, John R. 148, 149, 215, 242 ary Browder, William W. 128, 129 Burns, Henry W. 100, 101, 356 Burns, James M., Jr. 120, 121, 281, 462 Burns, Lonnie J. 450 Burns, Richard L. 184, 185, Blaha, Ronald 178, 179, 472 Boyce, Wilbur C., Ill ’ 102, Brown, Albert G. 100, 101, Burr, Hiram H., Jr. 168, 169 Blain, Nicholas D. 102, 103, 103, 284, 353, 472 472 Burrus, John D. 126, 127, 367, 472 Boyd, Ben B. 114, 120, 121, Brown, Austin E., II 102, 103, 472 Blair, George B,, Jr. 176, 177 409 472 Burton, Gary D. 164, 165, 301 Blair, John S., Ill 158, 159, Boyd, Garland A. 128, 129, Brown, Charles G. 410 Burton, John D. 314, 410 472 472 Brown, Clifford L. 144, 145 Busch, Paul A., Jr. 310, 327, Blair, Kenneth R. 134, 135, Boyd, Glenn N., Jr. 158, 159, Brown, Gary D. 100, 101, 472 410 472 472 Brown, George R., Jr. 148, Bush, John G. 170, 171 Blair, Kippen L. 186, 187, 472 Boyd, James L. 150, 151 149, 472 Bush, Joseph K., Jr. 98, 99, Blake, Jack P. 146, 147, 472 Boyd, Lamar 102, 103, 284, Brown, Gerald M. 97, 258, 472 Blake, Robert E., Jr. 166, 167, 356, 463 305, 410 Bush, Kenneth E. 267, 410 346 Boyd, Robert C. 463 Brown, Harold C. 162, 163, Bush, Ronald J. 410 Blake, Steven J. 136, 137 Boydston, Michael 8. no, 111, 450 Butler, Charles L. 300, 410 Blanchard, Kenneth J. 158, 472 Brown, Herbert E. 168, 169 Butler, Eugene L. 124, 125, 159, 472 Boyer, Richard K. 180, 181, Brown, James F. 156, 157, 264, 410 Bland, Randall W. 138, 139, 472 472 Butler, James M. 148, 149, 286 Boykin, George F. 148, 149 Brown, Jimmie E. 186, 187 258, 262, 450 Bland, William J. 318 Boysen, Jesse C. 106, 107, 463 Brown, Jimmie M. 102, 103, Butler, Tommy D 200 Blonde, James P. 186, 187, 472 Bradburn, Terry L. 158, 159 472 Buttrill, Gerald H. 124, 125, Blankenship, James W. 463 Bradbury, E. J., Jr. 409 Brown, Larry G. 104, 105 172, 244, 264 Biankinship, David R. 307, 408 Braden, William F. 104, 105, Brown, Michael B. 102, 103 Byassee, Horace L. 337, 450 Blanton, Matthew S., Jr. 260, 280, 299, 449 Brown, Raymon L., Jr. 148, Byer, Sam A. 212, 213, 243, 278 Bradley, Darrell A. 124, 125, 149, 472 410 Blaschke, Charles L. 30, 89, 472 Brown, Richard E. 172, 176, Byer, Thomas E. ' .48, 149, 245 192, 285, 305, 363, 389, 408 Bradley, Harvey K. 409 177 Byerly, Tracy A. 110, 111, 472 Blaschke, James 472 Bradley, John L., Jr. 106, 107, Brown, Robert A. 126, 127 Byram, James C. 327, 472 Blaschke, Leon A. 313 Blasingame, Sam W. 144, 145 Blaylock, James E., Ill 297, 296, 308, 472 Blinka, Gary L. 158, 159 Bliss, Arthur M., Jr. 156,157 Bloodworth, Morris B. 472 Bradshaw, Marvin E. 331 Brady, James W. 352, 472 Braffett, Charles O., Jr. 182, 183, 284, 349, 472 Braidfoot, Larry D. 255, 450 Brainerd, John F. 98, 99, 281, Brown, Robert C. 450 Brown, Ronald F. 118, 119, 472 Brown, Sidney P. 108, 109 Brown, Thomas G. 108, 109, 330, 472 Brown, Thomas I., Ill 472 Bloom, Michael T. 142, 143 326, 409 Browne, Herbert A. 134, 135 Bl ume, Jay D. 89, 408 Brame, Ronald M. NO, 111, Browning, Bobby J. 160, 161, Bl umin, Steven N. 201, 472 449 276, 472 Blythe, Ardven L. 293, 299 Brandom, Cary L. 450 Browning, Charles M. 186, 187, Bodine, Albert D. 186, 187, Brandt, Charles E. 114, 118, 348, 472 472 119, 353, 450 Browning, James M., Jr. 120, Bodkin, Royce W. 279, 408 Brandt, Donald D. 301 121, 410 Boedecker, Thomas J. 94, 408 Brandt, Elmer L. 108, 109, Bruce, Jimmy C. 450 Boehck, Richard R, 156, 157 353, 472 Brumbelow, Roy Y., Jr. 136, Boehm, William S. 203, 307, Brandt, George, 111 472 137 463 Brandt, Melvyn E. 325 Brumley, Billy [ ). 186, 187, Boel te, John E. 449 Branham, Lawrence M. 166, 472 Boese, John O. 120, 121 167, 472 Brumley, William D, 472 Bogart, Danny M. 164, 165, Brannen, Harvey S. 134, 135 Brummett, Barry J. C. 136, 137, 172. 463 Brantley, William A. 113, 409 472 Bogart, Jan S. 156, 157 Boggess, Ronald L. 188, 189 Bohn, Phillippe B. 104, 105, 324, 472 Boles, James D. 168, 169, 463 Boles, Nathan, R. 265, 408 Bollich, Elridge N. 100, 101, 281, 283, 327, 408, 449 Bolling, David R., Jr. 142, 143 ' , 449 Bollinger, Lee S. 166, 167, 255, 463 Bomba, Mark C. 180, 181 Bond, Louis H. 309, 310, 409 Bond, Norman E. 178, 179, 276, 472 Bone, George E. 286 Bonner, Lewis E. 116, 117, 257, 323, 472 Booher, Charles F., Jr. 333, 449 Booher, Daniel T. 110, 111 Booker, John C., Jr. 202, 351 Booker, Jon A. 158, 159 Bookman, Ronald W., Jr. 253, 258, 317, 409 Boone, James L., Jr. 310 Booth, David M. 186, 187, 449 Bordovsky, Robert D. 178, 179, 472 Borg, David A. 360, 463 Boring, Emory P., Ill 102, 103, 463 Bornefeld, Bruce K. 160, 161, 279, 357, 463 Borsche, John F. 182, 183, Borum, Harry H., Ill 156, 157, 472 Botard, Robert W. 290, 402 Bott. Jeff L. 310, 316, 463 Better, Jon K. 102, 103, 472 Boughton, Roger Bounds, Garry L. S. 290, 409 290 Bounds, James Y. 148, 149, 214, 242 Bourgeois, James E 140, 141, 351, 463 Bourne, Cecil M, 138, 139, 286, 463 Boutte, Kenneth L. 126, 127 Bowden, Gary M. 472 Bowen, Glen B. 5 8, 99 Bowen, James A. 290, 400 Bowen, Martin C. 188, 189, 463 Bowen, Robert L. 132, 134, 135, 409 Bowen, Weldon L. 409 Bower, Joe R. 116, 117, 279, 304, 409 Bowers, Brian L. 182, 183, 472 Bowers, Edwin J. 96, 102, 103, 316, 449 Bowers, Joe 98, 99, 367, 463 Bowers, Ralph E. 104, 105, 294, 357, 472 Bowles, Joe A. 158, 159, 265, 324, 463 Brashears, William H. 30, 89, 210, 343, 409 Brasington, John R. 450 Bratton, Jock W. 168, 169, 472 Bratton, Jimmie L. 188, 189, 268, 409 Bratz, Kenneth W. 184, 185, 472 Braun, Earl E., Jr. 170, 171, 409 Braunig, Henry J. 343, 472 Bray, James H. 136, 137 Breding, Edward V. 190, 191, 472 Breeding, William W. 136, 137, 409 Breedlove, David C. 176, 177 Brehm, Arvin E. 304, 351, 409 Brent, Harold L. 241, 268, 409 Bresler, Dana A. 108, 109, 472 Bretz, Robert E. 108, 109, 409 Breur, Raymond A., II 240, 450 Brewer, Charles C, Jr. 244, 353, 450 Brewer, John R. 140, 141 Brewer, Lionel M. 124, 125, 472 Brewster, Charles H. 110, 111, 338 Brewster,. James E., IV 144, 145 Brewster, Olin F., Jr. 136, 137, 472 Brice, Ronald G. 148, 149, 223 Brice, Travis R. 295 Bridges, John L., Jr. 158, 159, 320, 472 Bridges, Marvin J. 400 Bridges, Michiel L. 116, 117, 472 Bridges, Raymond E. 301 Bridges, William J. 409 Briggs, James B. 96, 100, 101, 409 Brindley, Paul 8. 472 Brink, John J., Ill 148, 149 Brinkley, Ernest J. 164, 165, 304, 450 Bristol, David F. 134, 135, 324 Britain, Jack C. 410 Brittain, Macky L. 450 Brittan, Charles L. 188, 189 Britton, Charles R. 150, 151, 450 Britton, Michael P. 176, 177 Brock, Joel E. 170, 171 Brock, Kennith D. 118, 119, 472 Brookins, Michael L. 201, 450 Brooks, James T. 133, 142, 143, 410 Brooks, Jordan A., Jr. 124, 125 Brooks, Richard S. 110, 111 Brooks, Robert P. 142, 143 Brooks, William C. 472 Brunkenhoefer, Robert E. 126, 127 Bruns, James C. 144, 145, 264, 450 Brush, George C. 472 Bryan, Jerry R. 158, 159, 472 Bryant, Larry M. 170, 171, 472 Bryant, Paul F. 253, 301 Bryant, Robert E. 269, 293, 410 Bryson, Bernard G., Ill 162, 163 Buchanan, James P. 155, 170, 171, 281, 322, 450 Buchwald, John G. 104, 105, 365 Buck, Charles J. 410 Buck, Craig G. 156, 157, 472 Buck, Travis H. 318, 410 Buck, Varge R. 299, 300, 410 Buffo, Michael E. 184, 185, 410 Bulgawicz, Albert H. 472 Bullard, Tommy L. 262 Bullock, Billy C. 255, 319, 400 Bullock, Eddie D. 158, 159 Bullock, Robert L., Ill 98, 99, 320 Bumgarner, James T. 186, 187 Bunkley, James T. 410 Bunkley, Rex L. 197, 202 Burch, Joe T. 176, 177, 342, 472 Burd, Howard H. 146, 147 Burditt, Michael L. 138, 139, 472 Burg, Henry J. 410 Burge, Charles E. 150, 151, 281 Burgess, Carroll L. 314, 410 Burgess, Charles B., Jr. 450 Burgess, James T. 450 Burgoon, Collin 8. 182, 183 Burk, Robert C. 170, 171, 247, 295, 450 Burke, Advia J. 122, 123, 362 Burke, Dock D., Jr. 305 Burke, Jack W., Jr. 268 Burke, Michael D. 176, 177, 306, 472 Burkhalter, Maynard S. 142, 143, 472 Burkhard, William C. 472 Burks, Conrad H. 118, 119, 472 Burleson, Roger A. 335 Burlin, Charles W., Ill 110, 111, 472 Burnam, Sam J. 248, 355 Burnett, James T., Ill 357, 472 Burnett, William G. 205, 410 Burnette, Ronald L. 184, 185, 472 Burney, Jimmie P., Jr. 82, 138, 139, 286, 308, 330, 450 Burns, Douglas W. 138, 139 Burns, Edward H., Jr. 138, 139, 472 Byrd, Eugene N. 237, 264 Byrd, Gary L. 122, 123, 450 Byrd, Joe S. 170, 171, 362 Byrd, Ronald R. 230 Byrne, Jerome P. 182, 183 Byrne, Roger P. 138, 139, 286, 327, 472 Byrnes, John M. 178, 179, 472 Byrom, James E. 410 Caffey, Lee R. 148, 149, 212, 213, 214, 218, 243 Caillouet, Karl A. 138, 139 Cain, George E. 203 Caldwell, Alan B. 301, 411 Caldwell, Thomas F., Ill 138, 139 Calhoun, Ross B. 178, 179, 411 Callahan. Francis T. 136, 137, 172 Callan, Michael B. 106, 107, 472 Callaway, Ben E. 450 Callaway, Morris D. 104, 105, 472 Callaway, Scott T. 184, 1 85, 472 Callcotf, William H. 190, 191 Calloway, George E. 138, 139 Camacho, Manuel E. 281 Camera, Hector A. 464 Cameron, Donald S. 128, 129, 450 Cammer, John D. 122, 123, 325 Camp, Bill 31, 202, 472 Campbell, Barry M. 168, 169, 464 Campbell, Ben D. 94, 365, 411, 450 Campbell, Billy M. 170, 171, 472 Campbell, Clyde W. 168, 169, 332, 472 Campbell, Colin B. 136, 137, 245, 472 Campbell, Herbert W. 148, 149. 138 Campbell, Joe A. 170, 171 Campbell, Joseph W. 134, 135, 296, 464 Campbell, Richard S., Jr. 116, 117, 472 Campbell, William M. 98, 99, 350, 472 Campos, Eduardo 336, 41 1 Cancellare, Joseph A. 116, 117, 256, 304, 306, 353, 450 Candelaria, Frank 205, 353 Candella, L. J., Jr. 279, 344, 450 Cannon, Michael D. 180, 181, 472 Cano, Joe Ursalo 343, 472 Cano, Narciso O., Jr. 170, 171, 276, 343, 472 Canterbury, Robert H., Jr. 472 Cantu, Cesar L. 116, 117, 336 Cantu, Ramon, III 281, 336, 411 Canup, Campbell P. 472 Caraway, Lenway 148, 149, 472 Carbo, Richard L. 100, 101, 472 Cardiel, Richard B. 160, 161, 343, 472 Cardwell, Bill R. 262 Cardwell, Thomas A. 168, 169, 464 Carey, Gerald J., Jr. 318 Carey, Michael H. 148, 149 Carleton, Roger E. 345, 464 Carlisle, Johnny E. 450 Carll, William D, 144, 145, 411 Carlson, Christopher S. 110, 111, 349, 411 Carlton, Freddy W. 148, 149, 230, 320 Carnes, James D. 267, 291, 293, 390, 411 Carnes, Philip A. 268, 342, 411 Carpenter, Edwin H. 148, 149, 297, 348, 472 Carpenter, James M. 110, 111 Carpenter, Jesse N., Jr. 294 Carpenter, Jimmie N. 289, 348 Carpenter, Ronnie D. 217, 243 Carr, James, D. 278 Carr, Robert C. 283, 450 Carr, Travis C. 118, 119, 291, 293, 306, 411 Carrillo, Daniel S. 122, 123, 354, 464 Carroll, Bob K. 134, 135, 472 Carroll, Robert T. 472 Carter, Bobby R. 104, 105, 255 Carter, Clark E. 168, 169, 322, 472 Carter, David 411 Carter, Donald D. 464 Carter, James C. 344, 411, 450 Carter, James W. 30, 390 Carter, John M. T. 106, 107, 450 Carter, Leslie A. 338 Carter, Lloyd J. 142, 143, 450 Carter, Richard K. 108, 109, 473 Carter, Robert B. 133, 192, 390, 411 Carwile, Henry F. 359 Casanova, Edward 140, 141, 473 Casares, George A. 168, 169, 335, 473 Casbeer, Thomas J., Ill 102, 103, 355, 473 Caseres, Refugio J. 203 Casey, Sam B. 146, 147, 473 Cash, Gary D. 326, 473 Cash, Joseph A. 158, 159 Cashiola, Marion 411 Cashion, Jack W. 104, 105, 473 Caskey, Kindred P., Jr. 100, 101, 265 Cassity, Roy D. 106, 107, 473 Castanon, Richard G. 286, 411 Castellanos, Martin A. 108, 109, 283, 342, 464 Castellanos, Rene 450 Caston, Jimmie D. 136, 137 Castro, Gil E. 241, 361 Caswell, James E. 136, 137, 473 Catalina, Pete A. 1 44, 145 Catchings, Ronald C. 268, 464 Catchings, Thomas A., Jr. 166, 167 Cate, James R., Jr. 104, 105, 473 Cates, Billy F. 188, 189, 464 Cates, Robert L. 154, 160, 161, 329, 450 Cathcart, Arthur B. 188, 189, 473 Cathey, James R. 205, 204, 249 Cathey, Ronnie L. 102, 103, 473 Cauble, James S. 411 Cavasas, Gary 148, 149, 230 Cavin, James P. 473 Cawyer, Raymond D. 464 Caylor, John R. 358, 411 Caylor, Lee H. 358, 411 Cerna, Ricardo G. 118, 119, 239, 310, 411 Cervenka, Bennie G. 473, 297 Chafey, Richard H. 146, 147 Chambliss, Charles L. 450 Chan, Peter Cheong-Wan 411 Chancellor, Raymond 190, 191 Chandler, Clarence R. 308 Chaney, Ernest W. 160, 161, 268, 464 Chaney, George T. 160, 161 Chaney, Thomas R. 118, 119, 473 Chaney, William R. 450 Chang, Granger P. 411, 203 Chapman, David M. 148, 149, 411, 473 Chapman, David N. 120, 121 Chapman, James D. 268 Chapman, Joe V. 31, 96, 98, 99, 264, 364 Chapman, John W. 118, 119 342, 473 Chapman, Lee R., Jr. 110, 111, 473 Chapman, Philip R. 464 Chapman, Walter W. 411 Chappelle, Raymond J. 158, 159, 279, 300, 345, 464 Chappie, Frank E., Ill 206, 450 . Chaput, Armand J. 114, 118, 119, 411 Charlet, Larry D. 353, 473 Chase, Jonathan B. 156, 157, 246 Chastang, David E. 140, 141, 356, 473 496 THE NATIONAL BAJVK OF COMMERCE OF HOUSTON MAIN, TRAVIS AND CAPITOL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 497 Chauviere, Ronny J. 160, 161, 285, 473 Chavez, Manuel 353 Cheatham, Walter L. 110, 111, 331, 464 Cherry, William P. 94, 264, 411 Childers, John R. 166, 167, 473 Chilton, Harold W. 102, 103, 464 Chitwood, Kenneth L, 412 Chitwood, Richard 166, 167, 298, 473 Chlapek, Calvin J. 98, 99, 264, 350, 450 Chovanec, Eugene E. 128, 129, 283, 473 Chrisman, Darrell W. 164, 165, 473 Christensen, War B. 98, 99, 473 Christian, Don O. 313, 355 Christian, Harry D. 120, 121, 450 Christian, John H. 116,117, 195, 256, 257, 324, 450 Christian, Lawrence W. 291, 300 Christian, William S. 108, 109 Christianson, Kennard J. 299 Christie, Russell J. 412 Christopher, David A. 102, 103, 255, 285, 473 Chung, Duke H. 108, 109 Chupik, Stephen E. 104, 105, 366, 464 Ciarrocchi, Frank Jr. 162, 163 312, 450 Cissell, Robert M. 148, 149 Clancy, Edward L. 162, 163, 283, 368, 464 Clancy, Larry D. 450 Clark, Charles G. 134, 135, 473 Clark, David W. 188, 189, 473 Clark, James J. Clark, Jerry D. Clark, Jerry L. Clark, John C. Clark, Keith A. Clark, Lee H 100, 101 , 473 473 102, 103, 473 98, 99 206, 340, 450 450 Clark, Michael V. 213, 215, 216, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223 Clark, Richard C. 102, 103, 331 Clark, Victor B. 142, 143 Clarke, Barry K. 473 Clason, John K. 412 Classen, Edmond H. 412 Clawson, Billy G. 82, 156, 157, 450 Clay, Albert W., Ill 126, 127, 266, 362 Clay, Herbert L. 264, 450 Clay, James E. 136, 137, 296, 473 Clements, Don B. 450 Clements, John R- 164, 165, 345, 473 Clesson, Donald O. 164, 165 Cleveland, William C., Jr. 352, 473 Clifton, David S. 146, 147, 464 Climie, Robert L. 148, 149 Cline, Jack C., Jr. 270, 253, 297, 367, 450 Cloninger, Raymond E. 160, 161, 190, 191 Cloud, Roy R. 319 Coakley, George R. 158, 159, 327 Cobb, Lance H. 148, 149, 473 Cobb, Ralph Y., Jr. 144, 145, 296, 308, 473 Cobler, Harold L. 116, 117, 473 Coburn, Robert A., Jr. 473 Coburn, Winfred C. 203, 450 Cockburn, Johney P. 188, 189, 355, 412 Cockrell, Bedford F. 94 Cockrell, Charles W. 197, 204, 269, 293, 310, 327, 412 Coco, Michael F. 138, 139, 286, 362 Codrington, Thomas P., II 450 Coffin, Charles H., Ill 186, 187, 473 Cohen, Robert S. 335, 464 Colbert, Charles M. 148, 149, 473 Coldewey, Albert H., Jr. 264, 412 Cole, John N., Jr. 106, 107 Cole, Robert G. 31, 134, 135, 473 Cole, Robert H. 108, 109, 276, 353, 473 Coleman, David C. 400 Coleman, Randy J. 450 Collard, Felix G., Ill 102,103, 323 Collier, Edward W. 114, 118, 119, 450 Collier, Jack W„ Jr. 153, 164, 165, 297 Collier, John D. 166, 167, 473 Collier, Larry E. 97, 108, 109, 278, 293, 300, 306, 330, 412 Collins, Bubber John 190, 191, 297, 473 Collins, James R. 131, 412 Collins, John W. 238 Collins, Paul M. 110, 111, 450 Collins, Robert E., Jr. 120, 121, 245, 473 Collins, Thomas H. 116, 117, 450 Collins, William G. 473 Colquitt, Joseph H. 150, 151 Coltrin, Robert 8. 98, 99, 282, 464 Combs, Harold R., Jr. 138, 139 286. 473 Comee, William C., Jr. 142, 143 Compton, David R. 116, 117, 256, 354, 473 Conard, Mackay T. 150, 151, 473 Condit, Robert J. 164, 165, 412 Condray, Jesse E., Ill 128, 129 Conely, Joseph D. 160, 161, 330, 450 Conn, Gerald R. 108, 109, 464 Conn, William M. 269 Connell, William 8. 190, 191, 473 Conner, Howard S. 108, 109, 353, 464 Conner, James C. 412, 464 Conner, James R. 265, 450 Conner, John C. 150, 157, 473 Connor, Jack S. 150, 151 Contella, Carl J. 168, 169, 190, 191, 326, 473 Contreras, Hernan A. Cook, Bruce L. 104, 105, 450 Cook, Curtis P. 178, 179, 313 329 Cook, Donald D. Cook, Glyn M. Cook, Harold E. Cook, John H. Cook, Larry E. Cook, Robert L. Cook, Vernon H. Cook, Wade E. Cooke, Cleophas 163, 450 Cooke, Doyce H. Cooke, Michael t 204, 328, 450 120, 121, 450 464 108, 109 473 170, 171 134, 135, 450 102, 103, 473 R., Jr. 162, 412 150, 151, 473 Coon, Craig N. 134, 135, 473 Cooner, Kenneth E. 144, 145, 412 Cooper, Damon 464 Cooper, Doyle B. 361 Cooper, Hamil W. 413 Cooper, Richard E. 128, 129, 367, 473 Cooper, Scott E. 168, 169, 464 Cope, Houston D. 323, 473 Cope, Jesse T., Ill 473 Copeland, George E. 295 Copeland, Richard F., Jr. 202 Copeland, Ronald R. 164, 165, 365, 473 Coppinger, John T. 464 Corder, Paul R. 293, 413 Cordero, Virgil N., Ill 186, 187, 473 Coreil, Vincent D. 162, 163, 464 Corman, Wayne L. 170, 171, 464 Cornelison, Jay R. 164, 165, 336, 473 Corr ll, Roy A. 11 6, 117, 473 Correse, Alex H. 182, 183, 268, 413 i Cory, Thomas J. 108, 109 Cosman, Walter L., Ill 180, 181, 450 Cothren, Sanford D. 118, 119 Cotner, Sam D- 451 Cotterell, John M. 160, 161, 357, 464 Coufal, Jimmie J. 451 Coulson, David H. 241, 473 Couvillon, Stanley J. 168, 169, 270, 413 Covan, John M. 148, 149, 236 Covey, James A. 136, 137, 473 Cowan, James W. 413 Cowley, Jerry J. 41 3 Cowser, William L., Jr. 146, 147; 451 Cox, Charles L., Jr. 162, 163, 172, 464 Cox, Frank W. 158, 159, 365, 464 Cox, Gerald M. 180, 181, 297 473 Cox, Joe H. 268 Cox, Ronald J. 464 Cox, William G. 413 Cozby, George D. 202, 268, 413 Cozzens, Charles R. 310 Cracknell, Raymond W. 268 Craddock, Oliver W. 156, 157, 473 Craig, Chris E. 168, 169, 473 Craig, Dale A. 464 Craig, James W. 218, 242 Craig, Robert G. 190, 191, 400, 473 Crain, John R. 200, 230, 233, 234 Crain, William L. 148, 149, 473 Crais, Thomas F. 136, 137 Crompton, Ross N. 150, 151, 473 Crane, Alexander G., Jr. 176, 177 Crank, Paul W. 170, 171, 247 Crapitto, Frank R. 287, 450 Cravens, Gerald W. 108, 109, 354, 464 Crawford, Charles H. 170, 171, 341, 464 Crawford, George M. 158, 159, 278, 306 Crawford, Jack H. 464 Crawford, James N. 276, 354, 473 Creacy, William W., Jr. 168, 169 Creech, David L. 94, 450 Creider, Erwin J. 276, 473 Crenshaw, Jackson H. 142, 143, 473 Crenshaw, James R. 142, 143 Creswell, John L. 146, 147, 473 Cribbs, Jan A. 136, 137, 473 Crider, Jerry J. 160, 161, 355 Crim, Frederick L. 451 Crocker, Larry D. 104, 105, 473 Crockett, David S. 182, 183, 276, 473 Croes, Mario 413 Cronenberger, Paul C. 304, 451 Cronk, Andrew C. 473 Crosbie, James M. 464 Crosby, Richard J. 264, 451 Crouch, Jack M. 345, 473 Crouch, Patrick L. 473 188, 189, 134, 135, 240, 241, 110 , 111 , 168, 169, Crow, Jerry D. 148, 149, 354 Crow, Sanford D. 413 Crowder, David A. 156, 157, 473 Crowe, Richard K. 166, 167, 294, 413 Crowell, Thomas D. 413 Crowley, William L., Jr. 451 Crum, Morris G. 451, 307 Crumbliss, James J. 158, 159, 473 Cruse, Leonard A. 325, 413 Crutchfield, J. C., Ill 451 Crutsinger, Larry L. 142, 143, 340 Cruzalegui, Augusto B. 268, 361, 413 Csagoly, Andras J. 146, 147 Cuellar-Chacon, Jaime 361 Cullen, Raymond P. 168, 169, 325, 464 Culver, Byron K. 464 Culver, James L. 182, 183, 473 Culver, Lee S. 100, 101, 355, Daniels, Clifton, Jr. 290, 451 Daniels, James W. 238 Dansby, David M. 140, 141 Danzeiser, John E. 124, 125, 451 Darden, James G., Ill 184, 185, 473 Darling, Herman B. 140, 141, 300, 464 Darling, William J. 188, 189, 473 Darmon, Richard 8., Jr. 100, 101, 172, 311, 353, 473 Darrow, Jon A. 315 Daugherty, William S. 156, 157 Davenport, Roe R., Jr. 203 David, Allen R. 166, 167, 368, 473 David, James E. 201, 413 Davidson, Donald L. 113, 271, 413 Davidson, Robert J. 290 Davidson, Roger S. 473 Davis, Alford W. 153, 159, 365, 473 Davis, Aubrey R., Jr. 104, 105, 355 Davis, David C. 170, 171, 451 Davis, Donald D., 170, 171, 464 Davis, Donald S. 134, 135, 473 Davis, Edwa rd C, III 150, 151, 473 Davis, Frank H. 184, 185, 328, 413 Davis, Gordon E., Jr. 115, 124, 125, 451, 448 Davis, Grayson L. 126, 127, 464 Davis, Grayum L. 106, 107 Davis, James H. 118, 119, 281, 342, 413 Davis, Jerry D. 100, 101,270, 331, 451 Davis, Jim E. 413 Davis, Johnny H., Jr. 346, 413 Davis, Larry K. 180, 181, 473 Davis, Lee E., Ill 142, 143, 464 Davis, Paul L. 100, 101, 464 Davis, Richard A., Ill 176, 177, 413 Davis, Rodney D. 451 Davis, Roland O. 128, 129, 464 Davis, Spotswood E. 144, 145, 355, 414 Davis, Thomas E. 180, 181, 451 Davis, Thomas S. 100, 101, 353. 473 Davis, Tommy K. 126, 127, 473 Davis, William J. 414 Davis, William L. 128, 129, 144, 145 Davis, William M. 138, 139 Dawkins, Marvin H. 190, 191 Day, Donald L. 124, 125, 353, 474 Day, Harold D. 160, 161 Day, James D. 414 Day, Thomas M. 126, 127, 474 473 Cummings, Lester M. 320, 400 Cummins, Roy R. 290 Cunningham, William C. Cuny, Frederick C. 150, 151 Cure, Louie M. 160, 161, 473 Curington, Eldon B. 188, 189, 349, 313, 451 Curl, 333 Thomas W. 126, 127, Curran, 473 Donald J. 138, 139, 354, Curry, Ronald 257, 353, 473 E. 116, 117, Curtis, 413 Charles G. 144, 145, Custer, 237 Calvin D. 148, 149, D Daerr, Richard L. Jr. 162, 163, 276, 473 Daggs, Bobby A. 204, 290, 316, 451 Dagrosa, David D. 158, 159 Dail, Mikel H. 148, 149 Dailey, John H. 118, 119 Dailey, Roy W. 170, 171, 300, 464 Dale, John C. 249 Dalgard, Dan W. 290 Dallas, Milburn S., Jr. 164, 165, 473 Dalton, James V. 178, 179, 473 Daly, Michael E. 158, 159, 333 Dambolena, Ismael G. 293 Dampman, William A. 168, 169, 325 Danat, Alfred W., Jr. 108, 109, 353, 473 Danes, William R. 311, 451 Daniel, Charles L. Ill 162, 163, 464 Daniel, Tommy C. 265, 413 De La Garza, C. 126, 127 Dealy, Gayle D. 108, 109 Dean, Don R. 106, 107, 451 Dean, Joe H. 162, 163 Dean, Marvin L. 146, 147, 474 Deatley, Barnie R. 138, 139, 286, 474 Deaver, Royce D. 238, 366, 414 Debartolo, Glenn R. 176, 177, 276, 299, 474 Decker, Clifton R. 156, 157 Decker, David H. 184, 185, 474 Decuia, Mitchell A. 327 Deen, Wallace A. 202, 346 Dees, Allan W., 11 451 Defee, Robert A. 146, 147, 296, 330, 474 Defloria, Heinz J. 178, 179 Degner, Robert L. 355, 414 Deqraffenreid A. L., Jr. 350, 414 Degyansky, Albert W. 118, 119, 451 Dehoney, James H. 474 Delavan, Ronald J. 291, 308 Delgado, Reynolds 117, 361, 414 Dellano, Antonio J. Demont, James I. Dendy, Charles S. Denison, David R. 200, 474 Denison, Early B. 470, 474 Denman, John D. Dennehy, Martin J. 474 Denney, Michael E. 474 Denney, Robert M. 129, 451 Denney, Wayne E. 362 Dennison, Jack A. Denny, John A., Jr. 182, 183 144, 145, M. 116, 336, 451 319, 414 313, 451 148, 149, 162, 163, 400 134, 135 120 , 121 , 115, 128, 158, 159, 276 186, 187 Denton, Pat S. 320 Depasqual, Joseph A. 140, 141 Derden, William H. 134, 135, 474 Derebery, Daniel P., Jr. 186, 187, 414 Deshotels, Jesse D., Ill 102, 103, 327, 414 Dessert, Kenneth O. 180, 181, 345 Deutsch, Randall G. 136, 137 Devaney, David B. 310, 323, 414 Deveny, Don L. 150, 151 Devilleneuve, Allan R. 464 Devine, Michael D. 148, 149, 245, 474 Devine, Robert P., Jr. 126, 127, 336 Devolites, Philip J. 180, 181, 474 Dewitt, Amos T. 186, 187, 474 Dexter, Michael A. 451 Dial, Benjamin E. 474 Diaz, Carlos L. 253, 283, 474 Diaz, Hector 138, 139, 474 Diaz, Juan C. 414 Diaz, Julio F. 120, 121, 245, 474 Diaz, Leonard F. 126, 127, 128, 129, 464 Dibrell, Charles F., Jr. 164, 165, 474 Dick, Brandon D. 106, 107 Dickens, William P. 100, 101 Dickerson, James R. 106, 107, 144, 145 Dickie, Teddie M. 104, 105, 464 Dickson, John R. 110, 111 Dietz, Irving M., Ill 118, 119, 330, 474 Dillard, Robert H. 184, 185, 474 Dillard, Warren M. 113,120, 121, 264, 328, 390, 414 Dillon, Paul G. 219, 313 Dillon, William E. 201, 342, 451 Dimock, James A. 138, 139, 286, 474 Dingley, Donald D. 116, 117, 334 Dinsmore, Philip K. 166, 167 Disinger, Thomas A. 206, 281 Dismukes, John T., Jr. 104, 105, 474 Dittberner, Phillip L. 136, 137, 271, 474 Dittman, Henry, Jr. 156, 157 Dix, Richard M. 150, 151 Dixon, John P. 343, 451 Doak, Wilson F., Jr. 451 Doan, Donald B. 184, 185, 474 Dockery, Rodney L. 128, 129, 474 Dodge, Michael C. 156, 157, 210 Dodgen, John P. 134, 135, 285, 474 Dodson, David H. 102, 103, 474 Dodson, Richard E. 124, 125, 474 Doerre, Gary L. 122, 123, 359, 451 Doerste, David C. 176, 177 Dellinger, John E. 110, 111, 327, 414 Dollins, James G., Jr. 104, 105, 366, 464 Dominguez, Juan G. 205, 241, 270, 451 Dominguez, Luis F. 280 Dominy, James F. 134, 135, 285, 322, 474 Don, Bruce W. 184, 185, 474 Donaho, Glynn R. 46, 147, 474 Donaldson, Charles G. 474 Donaldson, Gerald R. 132, 140, 141, 367, 451 Donham, Russel G. 128, 129, 474 Donnell, Victor L. 113, 126, 127, 391, 414 Donnellan, Robert Q. 138, 139, 474 Donovan, Richard L. 140, 141, 322, 474 Dooley, Richard M. 124, 125, 470, 474 Doran, Russell L. 190, 191, 474 Doolittle, James H. 182, 183, 474 Doreen, William R. 148, 149, 451 Dorman, Preston C. 142, 143 Dorn, Richard C. 116, 117, 464 Dorn, Wilfred C, Jr. 168, 169 Dorris, Kenneth D. 287, 290, 320 Dorsey, Donald P. 350 Dosher, Robert A. 148, 149, 245 Dossey, Theron E., Ill 156, 157, 246 Dotson, Herbert F., Ill 184, 185 Dotson, James A. 255, 391, 414 498 THE FORDYCE COMPANY Box 1981 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS R. W. Briggs, ' 17 L Ed Lee, ' 37 R. W. Briggs, Jr., ' 55 Dan H. McLendon, ' 39 499 Doty, Donald W. 106, 107, 206, 341, 451 Douqan, David W. 106, 107, 304 Dougherty, John C. 136, 137, 464 Douglas, James F. 134, 135, 474 Douglas, James R. 108, 109, 330, 474 Douglas, John W. 138, 139, 474 Douglass, Milton E. , Jr. 464 Dover, Leslie E. 128, 129, 172, 474 Dover, Wilbur L. 313 Dowden, William T., Jr. 140, 141, 301, 358, 474 Dowling, Dennis W. 188, 189, 451 Dowling, Errol S. 414 Downey, Charles R. 464 Downing, James N., Jr. 464 Downs, George R. 190, 191, 200, 474 Dowse, Jerry W. 267, 414 Doyal, Sidney R. 162, 163, 358, 474 Doyle, Thomas A. 160, 161, 474 Dozier, Edward N. 474 Dozier, Harold D. Draemer, John B. Drane, Charles H. Drennan, James L. Dresser, Paul A., Jr. 124, 125, 448, 451 Dreumont, Antonio A. Drollinger, Harry B. Dromgoole, Glenn A. 141, 259, 327, 474 Drouilhet, Adrien F., 326, 451 Drow, William C. 451 Druebert, Hilmar C. 201, 351, 474 Drumm, David W. Duble, Richard L. Dublin, Frank W. Dubose, Bobby R. 474 138, 139, 176, 177 116, 117 148,149 82, 88, 414 201, 464 30, 140, III 199, 206, 290, 168, 169, 306, 451 333 164, 165, 474 168, 169, Dubose, Wade B. 156, 157 Dubuisson, Larry M. 290, 400 Duchamp, Eugene A., Ill 186 187, 283, 474 Duderstadt, Culver L. 298, 414 Duelm, Aubrey J. 120, 121, 464 Duerer, Robert E. 451 Duggan, Richard L. 298 Dugger, Wiley W. 264, 271, 414 Duke, Bruce R. 118, 119 Duke, Wayne M. 98, 99, 451 Dulin, Edwin R., Jr. 124, 125, 244, 464 Dulock, Raymond W. 206, 298, 366, 451 Duncan, Silas E. 353, 451 Duncan, William R. 108, 109, 474 Duncan, William S. 118, 119, 474 Dungan, Clifford T. 136, 137, 474 Dungan, James R. 158, 159, 464, 474 Dunkerley, Roland P., Jr. 168, 169, 365, 464 Dunn, Michael E. 241, 270, 414 Dunn, Stephen L. 134, 135, 474 Dunn, Tony R. 414 Dunn, William F. 474 Duplissey, Gary R. 156, 157, 172, 326, 464 Dupont, George L. 170, 171, 198 Dupree, Monty L. 272, 415 Duran, Carlos R. 175, 186, 187, 336, 415 Duran, John M. 190, 191, 200, 474 Durbin, James P. 110, 111, 464 Durbin, Michael E. 140, 141 Durban, Mark C. 122, 123, 345, 474 Durden, Philip M. 176, 177 Duren, Jerry L. 136, 137, 474 Durham, Lavoyger J. 342, 474 Durrenberger, Cyril J. 98, 99, 302, 451 Dusard, Leo F., Ill 180, 181, 260, 345, 451 Duty, Douglas W. 366, 464 Duvall, Duncan E., Jr. 108, 109, 276, 285, 474 Dwarshus, Albert G. 148, 149, 474 Dwight, Frederick P. 313 Dwight, Patrick H. 126, 127, 474 Dworaczyk, John F. 186, 187, 451 Dyal, Donald Ray 144, 145, 464 Dyar, William A. 269 Dye, Joel G. 464 Dyer, Charles L. 197, 415 Dyer, Douglas J. 190, 191, 474 Dyer, Edward D. 148, 149 Dyer, Edward M. 364 Dyer, John E. 290, 400 Dyer, Spencer R. 126, 127, 474 E Earl, Jerry M. 170, 171 Earle, George L. 142, 143, 317 Earley, Ronald R. 249 Eastman, George L. 138, 139, 474 Eaton, Curtis W. 451 Eberspacher, C. T., Jr. 474 Ebert, Standley G. 106, 107, 464 Eccles, Roy J. 204 Echols, Wally D. 204, 293, 297, 415 Echterhoff, James H., Jr. 122 123, 346, 451 Echterhoff, Lawrence B. 116, 117, 474 Eddings, Hal S. 126, 127, 474 Eddleman, Earl G. 108, 109, 464 Edgar, David T. 108, 109, 358, 415 Edman, William D. 313, 415 Edmundson, Charles W. 106, 107, 451 Edwards, Douglas W. 188, 189 Edwards, Franklin G. 298 Edwards, James E. 304 Edwards, Robert B. 186, 187, 474 Edwards, Thomas M. 178, 179, 4 75 Edwards, Wendell E. 271 Eeds, George R. 97, 110, 111, 451 Ekvall, Don J. 146, 147, 474 Egger, Larry A. 451 Egioff, John M. 287, 451 Eickman, Edwin H. 148, 149, 200, 474 Eidson, Thomas E. 146, 147, 474 El Banbi, Hamdi A. 313 Elbrich, Joseph J., Jr. 415 Elder, James H. 133 Elenburg, Dave W. 415 Elfont, Robert L. 277, 281, 331, 451 Elizondo, Reynaldo S. 205, 415 Eller, Charles R. 100, 101, 464 Elliott, Andrew C., Jr. 116, 117, 281, 338, 415 Elliott, Charles H. 350 Elliott, James S. 264, 415 Elliott, Ray D. 124, 125, 244, 464 Ellis, Charles D. 116, 117, 276, 474 Ellis, Harry R. 300 Ellis, John M. 474 Ellis, Joseph E. 166, 167 Ellis, Lewis C, III 322 Ellis, Robert C. 474 Ellison, Thomas W. 106, 107, 341, 451 Elmore, Robert D. 134, 135, 451 . Elsbury, Billy R. 116, 117, 257 Elsey, Ronald E. 186, 187, 474 Elsik, Colin D. 451 Ely, Edward W., Jr. 474 Ely, Joseph T. 98, 99, 474 Elzner, Dennis R. 166, 167, 474 Emanis, James R. 451 Emerson, Charlie D. 138, 139 Emerson, Clifton A. 136, 137 Emerson, Robert A. 168, 169, 247, 365, 464 Endler, Hugo J. 4l ' , 5 Ener, Ernest L., Jr. 190, 191, 200, 238 Engbrock, James E. 299 Engdahl, Gilbert R. 358, 474 Engelbert, Richard E. 120, 121, 245 Engelbert, Robert A. 120, 121, 245, 474 Engelbrecht, Kenneth A. 314, 415 English, James D. 138, 139 English, Jerry L. 415 English, Ronald W. 134, 135, 474 Enloe, Samuel J., Jr. 142, 143 Ennis, John W. 156, 157 Epperson, Ernest E. 320 Erickson, Jalmer L. 219 Erskiae, Rodney D. 182, 183, 474 Erwin, Edward A. 108, 109, 341, 474 Erwin, Peter F. 162, 163, 342, 474 Escobar, Kenneth R. 136, 137, 287, 328, 474 Esparza, Edward D. 120, 121, 245, 474 Espy, Robert H., Jr. 266, 353, 415 Essler, Arnold G. 198, 464 Estes, Alton L. 170, 171 Estes, Ivan G. 474 Estes, James A. 98, 99, 474 Estes, Robert L. 182, 183, 415 Estrada, Luis A. 273, 415 Eubank, Charles M. 415 Eubank, Robert B. 350, 452 Evans, Lynn A., Jr. 124, 125, 464 Evans, Melvel S. 124, 125, 474 Evans, Michael L. 100, 101, 474 Evans, Richard S. 452 Evans, Robert E., Ill 180, 181 Evans, Thomas W. 180, 181, 344, 474 Evans, William L., Ill 182, 183, 271, 452 Everett, Mark D. 142, 143 Evers, Gerald W. 474 Evers, Richard E., Jr. 104, 105, 355, 474 Evers, William H. 290 Ewers, Lawrence V., Jr. 182, 183, 474 Ewing, Thomas G. 118, 119 Fabre, Rudolph F. 464 Fadal, James W. Fails, Harvey R. Faktor, Martin M. Falco, William R. Fallen, Gordon L. 474 Fallin, Michael M. Fann, Ronald L. 110 , 111 , 391 474 98, 99 203, 474 118, 119, 301, 474 259 Font, Cary J. 158, 159, 245, 365, 475 Farias, Christopher 415 Faries, Floron C. 290 Farley, Phillip E. 182, 183, 475 Farmer, Leslie G., Ill 475 Farmer, William R. 170, 171 Farquharson, Richard A. 452 Farr, Louis L., IV 136, 137, Farrar, James R. 452 Farrier, Robert C. 122, 123, 464 Faubion, Billy D. 301 Faulk, Danny J. 168, 169 Faulk, Robert H. 314, 415 Faulkner, Gerald F. 205, 273 Feighny, Michael L. 122, 123, 464 Felder, Jerry W. 82, 132, 140, 141, 452 Felkner, Roy D. 118, 119, 475 Fell, George K. 124, 125, 475 Felps, Alton D. 166, 167, 475 Felt, Rodger L. 318, 452 Fenster, Ri chard A. 277 Fergeson, Robert T. 188, 189, 452, 464 Ferguson, Jay R. 190, 191, 237 Ferguson, Robert L. 122, 123, 336 Ferguson, Thomas L. 452 Fernald, William F. Ferrell, Edwin B., Jr. 283, 338, 415 Ferrell, Joel F. 301 Ferris, Darrel L. 475 Ferris, Richard A. 475 Fichtner, Charles M. 452 Ficker, Richard H. 475 Fickessen, Jack R. Fidler, Calvin C. 247, 298, 452 Fidler, Steven E. 368, 464 Fiedler, Lloyd N. 351, 464 Fiegel, John L. Fikes, William R. Filburn, Ralph B. 415, 475 Fillinger, Thomas J. 202, 283, 308, 308, 347, 452 Finch, Joseph L. 205, 253, 311, 452 Fine, Thomas M. 150, 151, 172, 106, 107, 464 122, 123, 186, 187, 100 , 101 , 184, 185, 100 , 101 166, 167, 162, 163, 136, 137, 160, 161 204 184, 185, Fitch, Jack A. 1 64, 1 65 Fite, Daniel L. 176, 177, 276, 475 Fitts, John M. 118, 119, 278, 291, 306, 338, 452 Fitzgerald, Frank A. 400 Fitzgerald, Giles W. 182, 183, 475 Fitzhugh, Larry S. 156, 157, 475 Fix, Ronald E. 416 Flaherty, Daniel J. 98, 99, 416 Flanagan, Edward L. 162, 163, 240, 475 Fleming, Cecil P. 158, 159, 330 Fleniken, James P. 110, 111, 475 Fletcher, Pierce H. 190, 191, 475 Fletcher, Ronald W. 168, 169, 318, 464, 475 Florence, Harold D. 96, 102, 103, 452 Florence, Larry Z. 148, 149, 475 Florence, Monty C. 290, 400 Florence, Ronald C. 100, 101 Flores, Alfonso R. 201, 267 Flores, Daniel, Jr. 100, 101, 336, 416 Flores, James P. 104, 105, 416 Flores, Omar M. 336 Flores, Raul, Jr. 464 Flores, Ruben 241, 475 Flores, Victoria R. ( Jr. 140, 141 Flournoy, Sammy J. 190, 191, 338, 475 Flowers, Phillip R. 475 Floyd, Kenneth D. 230, 313, 416 Floyd, William T. 182, 183, 276, 475 Flynt, William H. 303 Focke, John W. 291 Foerster, Alfred J. 138, 139, 286, 475 Fohn, Nicholas H. 283, 304, 374, 416 Foit, Frankie J. 416 Folsom, Ralph E., Jr. 299, 307, 365, 452 Fondon, John W., Jr. 176, 177, 304, 357, 452 Fonville, Gerald G. 98, 99, 279, 357, 416 Ford, Edwin R. 190, 191, 200, 475 Ford, Lloyd A., Jr. 190, 191 Ford, Ronald G. 158, 159, 475 Fore, James E. 119 Forehand, Gilbert H. 120, 121, 452 Forgeng, Thomas J. 186, 187, 236 Forrest, Blake F. 1 16, 117 Forrest, Charles 475 R. 160, 161, Forrest, Freddie 464 G. 170, 171, Forrest, Nathan 464 K. 142, 143, Forry, Farrell 475 G. 164, 165, Forster, Peter- C. 174, 260, 291, 416 Fort, Ben F. 314 176, 177, Fortune, Douglas 452 S. 166, 167, Fossler, Thomas 475 C. 108, 109, Foster, James R. 47: 5 Foster, Jim 134, 135, 475 Foster, Reynolds 475 L. 134, 135, Foster, William 127, 475 D., Jr. 126, Fowler, David 367, 452 T. 122, 123, Fowler, Donald 129, 475 W. 37, 128, Fowler, George 336, 464 C. 168, 169, Fowler, James 475 E. 160, 161, Frausto, Julio 158, 159, 416 Frazier, Robert L., Jr. 160, 161, 475 Frazier, Stephen W. 102, 103, 361, 475 Frederick, Richard A. no. 111, 475 Frederiksen, Larry w. 134, 135, 475 Freeman, Augustus , M., Jr. 154, 452 Freeman, Charles H. 452 Freeman, George R. 158, 159, 475 Freeman, George R. 300 Freeman, Melvin E. 162, 16: Freeman, Raymond D. 146, 147, 452 Freeman, Steve M. 150, 151, 475 Frels, Leon K. 116, 117, 356, 475 Frey, Wilburn L. 104, 105, 464 Fried, Albert R., Jr. 176, 177, 329, 464 Friedlander, Jack P. 158, 159, 330, 452 Frith, Charles E. 344, 416 Fritsche, Charlie M. 108, 109, 475 Fritz, Daniel J. 104, 105 Fritze, Vernon V., Jr. 166, 167, 452 Fromen, Charles W. 170, 171, 475 Frosch, Elder A. 136, 137, 464 Frost, Warren W., Jr. 290 Fry, Richard J. 162, 163, 475 Fry, Stephen T. 343, 452 Frye, Donald J., Jr. 120, 121, 343, 452 Frye, Patrick E. 241 Fuchs, Charles R. 416 Fuchs, James A. 104, 105, 465 Fuchs, Leslie T. 124, 125, 465 Fuentes, Arturo 268, 416 Fuentes, Jerome A. 452 Fugler, Thomas D., Jr. 279 Fuigham, William N. 110, 111 475 Fulkerson, John R. 200 Fuller, David W., Jr. 475 Fuller, Joe P. 140, 141, 287 Fuller, Randall H. 108, 109 475 Fullwood, Clark E. 475 Furber, James E. 182, 183, 475 Furber, Ronald W. 465 Furrh, Samuel R. 110, 111, 475 Fussell, Richard N. 287 Fuston, Louis F. 190, 191, 475 G Gabbert, John H. 82, 146, 147, 361, 452 Gaden, John D., Jr. 286, 362, 475 Gage, Errol 465 Gager, Geoffrey L. 138, 139, 186, 187, 475 Gagliano, Anthony C. 108, 109 Gagliardo, Paschal L. 264 Gaille, Raymond S. 346, 452 Gaines, Jimmy R. 170, 171, 452 Gaither, Gale H. 160, 161, 301, 416 Galaway, Robbie L. 108, 109 336, 452 Galey, John H. 146, 147, 465 Galindo, Christian A. 239 241 313 Gallagher, Robert P. 126, 127, 452 Gallaher, John J. 150, 151 475 Galloway, Benny J. 164, 165 Galloway, Thomas M. 268, 452 Gallegos, Joseph 170, 171, 475 Galloway, Trent K. 156, 157, 317 Finkbiner, Terry C. 124, 125, 133, 464 Finkelstein, Jerry 118, 119, 452 Fingelstein, Mark 240 Finks, John E. 116, 117, 257, 284, 452 Finn, James W., Jr. 333 Finney, Ned A. 120, 121 Fischer, Arthur C. 102, 103, 452 Fischer, David H. 104, 105, 475 Fisher, Denzel L. 118, 119, 475 Fisher, Henry E. 205, 249 367, 415 Fisher, Joe H. 170,171,464 Fisher, John P. 475 Fisher, Terry L. 110, 111 Fisher, Thomas E. 160, 161, 338, 475 Fisherman, Barry N. 138, 139, 464 Fisherman, William H. 138, 138, 452 Fisk, Stephen K. 134, 135, 328, 452 Fowler, John G. 268, 475 Fowler, Ronald L. 104, 105, 322, 452 Fox, James D. 166, 167, 247, 464 Fraley, Morris A., Jr. 118, 119 Francis, William G. 144, 145, 464 Frank, John C. 126, 127 Frank, John H. 365, 416 Frank, Wallace J., Jr. 110, 111, 416 Franklin, David A. 158, 159, 362, 464 Franklin, Jerry L. 452 106, 107, Franklin, Lawrence 119, 452 M. 118, Franks, Clarence E., 157, 345, 475 Jr. 156, Franks, James C. 452 188, 189, Fransen, David R. 475 136, 137, Frantz, Jeffrey W. 279, 362, 464 158, 159, Fraser, Joseph G. 475 118, 352, 475 Galloway, William E. 182, 183, 475 Galvin, Daniel L. 94, 452 Gamble, Michael E. 118 354, 475 Gambrell, Edwin F. 244, 465 Gamertsfelder, Joe R. 166, 167, 465 Gannaway, John R. 247, 416 Garces, Alvaro E. 361, 465 Garcia, Delfino, Jr. 361, 452 Garcia, Enrique M. 361, 452 Garcia, Jesus, Jr. 352, 465 Garcia, Luis S. 336 Garcia, Martin E. 342, 400 Garcia, Robert R., Jr. 330, 465 Gardner, Charles F. 416 Gardner, Lawrence R. 313 Gardner, Paul F. 126, 127, 172 Garner, Charles P. 452 Garner, Daniels S. 144, 145, 465 Garner, Harold E. 160, 161 Garner, Johnnie L. 416 Garner, Larry J. 276 Garrett, James C. 308 500 HUGHES RESEARCH IS NEVER ENDING Hughes Tool Company has spent years of research seeking better perform¬ ance for better products — and this research work is never ending. ■ Part of every dollar invested in Hughes products is reinvested by Hughes in re¬ search. Out of this research come many important contributions to improv¬ ed drilling techniques. ■ The drilling industry is assured of the best product performance possible when they — GO all the way with hughes. HUGHES TOOL COMPANY Oil Tool Division Houston, Texas 501 Garrett, Jimmie L. 108, 109 Garrett, Lawrence N., Jr. 89, 156, 157, 192, 270, 452 Garrett, Ronald D. 416 Garrett, W. Jay, Jr. 188, 189, 416 Garrison, Darrell D. 465 Garteiser, Gerald L., Jr. 118, 268, 343, 416 Garza, Alberto 336, 452 Garza, Roberto R., Jr. 168, 169, 247, 336, 465 Gay, John D. 100, 101, 475 Gayle, Charles M. 166, 167, 475 Gayle, Lelve G. 303, 416 Gayle, Robert W. 166, 167 Geer, Jack R. 475 Gent, Michmichehl R. 278 Gent, Terrence R. 144, 145, 172 Gentry, Roy L., Jr. 293 Gentry, Teddy E. 104, 105 George, Charles R. 184, 185 475 George, Edward H. 118, 119, 475 George, Jimmy D. 116, 117 George, Michael S. 1, 10, 120, 121, 416 George, Raymond O. 168, 169, 465 George, Sammy Joe 417 Gerbert, Joshua 277 Gereda, ' Rubin R. 361 Gerick, Milam Joe 294 German, Donn L. 340, 465 Gerrald, Scott W. 140, 141, 465 Gersbach, Herbert C. 30, 175, 340, 417 Gersbach, Kenneth A. 162, 163, 452 Geye, Raymond J. 122, 123, 297 452 Ghormley, Arnold B. Gibbons, William E. 465 106, 107, 299, 341, 465 Gibbs, Leon W. 320 Gibson. David D. 328, 417 Gibson, David V. 182, 183, 366, 475 Gibson, Gary C. 170, 171, 475 Gibson, James M. 276, 348, 475 Gibson, Patrick A. 170, 171, 247, 465 Gibson, Phillip M. 160, 161, 417 Gibson, Ronald E. 124, 125, 465 Gibson, William E. 160, 161, 465 Gideon, Leonard A. 148, 149, 200, 475 Giddens, David L. 122, 123, 452 Gieger, David K. 162, 163, 465 Giesenschlag, William H. 1 142, 143, 475 Giesler, Randy W. 164, 165 Gifford, David P., Jr. 186, 187, 354, 475 Gilbert, Allyn T. 168, 169, 266, 267, 351, 452 Gilbert, Joe W. 164, 165 Gilbert, Kenneth W. Gilbert, Michael D. 367 176, 177, 276, 475 Gilbert, William C. 417 Gilbreath, Robert E. 465 Gill, Ellis C. 297, 475 Gillespie, Richard W. 160, 161, 276 Gillette, James F. 452 Gillis, Don C, Jr. 136, 137, 465 Gillis, Thomas B. 303, 359 Gillis, Travis O., Jr. 359, 475 Gilmore, Donald E. 294, 465 Gilmore, Donald W. 417 Gilmore, Steven C. 170, 171 Gingrich, Larry H. 164, 165, 475 Gipe, George W. 465 Givens, James W. 313 Glagola, Charles R. 176, 177 Glaser, James E. 188, 189, 298, 417 Glaser, Stanley J. 314, 417 Glass, Daniel W. 102, 103, 465 Glassford, David M., Jr. 138, 139, 286, 353, 475 Glenewinkel, Dennis R. 170, 171, 351, 465 Glenney, Walter S. 138, 139, 465 Glisan, Charles L. 122, 123, 452 Glodt, John F. 104, 105, 307, 452 Gloger, Richard S. 313 Glover, David W. 148, 149, 238, 465 Glover, Joe E. 162, 163, 322, 452 Glueck, Ellis E., Jr. 280, 452 Goddard, Idis W. 307 Godfrey, Jay F. 118, 119, 269, 417 Godkin, Jerry W. 138, 139, 356, 452 Goedecke, Ronald C. 168, 169, 475 Goettle, Jimmy A. 116, 117, 417 Goff, John E. 116, 117, 452 Golasinski, Michael J. 100, 101, 465 Gold, Henry A. 279, 417 Goldfarb, Jerrold H. 138, 139, 277, 475 Goldman, Joel 134, 135, 344, 452 Goldman, John W. 417 Goldsmith, James W. 452 Goldwater, Josef M. 277 Golladay, Harvey L. 417 Gomez, Pedro 124, 125, 475 Gomez, Raymond V., Jr. 291 Gomez, Robert V. 281 Gomez, Rudolph V. 122, 123, 353, 475 Gonzalez, Jesus E. 118, 119, 269, 342, 417 Gonzalez, Jorge H. 336, 452 Gonzalez, Robert J. 158, 159, 453 Gonzalez, William K. 453 Good, Robert E. 361 Goodenough, Robert D. 158, Goodenough, Robert D. 82, 158, 159, 242, 330, 453 Goodman, Rodney L. 173, 182, 183, 417 Goodson, Charles F. 164, 165, 475 Goodwin, Henry W. 100, 101, 475 Gordon, Danny M. 146, 147, 360, 475 Gordon, John S., Jr. 287 Gordon, Patrick T. 140, 141, 475 Gore, Donald 180, 181, 453 Gosney, Gary L. 134, 135, 475 Gosschalk, Joost A. 158, 159, 277, 475 Gossett, Robert W., Jr. 108, 109 Gotcher, William L., Jr. 304, 465 Gough, William H. 156, 157, 465 Graeme, Jack K. 317, 417 Graf, Albert D. 156, 157, 475 Graf, Kenneth E. 475 Grafton, Michael B. 297, 346, 475 Graham, Charles B. 323 Graham, David E. 297, 475 Graham, Dennis L. 153, 170, 171, 417 Graham, Frederick T. 186, 187, 417 Graham, Hubert H. 475 Graham, James F. 100, 101, 465 Graham, John W. 475 Graham, Robert E. 417 Graham, William K., Jr. 136, 137, 362, 475 Grammer, Bryan K. 119, 315 Grams, Eugene J., Jr. 188, 189, 280, 475 Cranberry, Robert D. 128, 129 Grant, Albert D. 453 Grant, Lee J., Jr. 176, 177, 283, 291, 343, 453 Graves, Gene P. 417 Graves, Jack, Jr. 110, 111, 475 Gray, Darrell K. 122, 123, 453 Gray, Haskell H. 162, 163, 276, 475 Gray, Howard W., Jr. 170, 171 Gray, Jay A. 162, 163 Gray, John W. 134, 135, 172, 465 Gray, Michael D. 122, 123, 475 Gray, Patrick C. 417 Gray, Ronald D. 182, 183, 345 Greak, Gerald T. 465 Green, Axel V. 313 Green, Jerry G. 269, 475 Green, Joe B. 453 Green, Richard M. 170, 171, 362, 465 Green, Richard W. 180, 181, 240, 368 Greene, George J., Jr. 417 Greene, Patrick R. 281, 453 Greenhaw, Larry M. 126, 127, 453 Greer, Charles L. 476 Greer, Max M., Jr. 465 Greer, Michael L. 417 Greer, Richard L. 170, 171, 322, 476 Gregg, Layton D- 188, 189, 476 Gregg, Layton D- 188, 189, 476 Gregg, Vean J., Jr. 134, 135 Gregory, Charles H- 126, 127, 453 Gregory, Donald L. 180, 181, 476 Gregory, Eugene H. 106, 107 Gregory, Raymond W. 170, 171, 465 Griesenbeck, Clyde A. 453 Griffey, Bert 148, 149, 284 Griffin, Charles V., Ill 104, 105, 347, 476 Griffin, James E. 170, 171 Griffin, James R. 300 Griffin, Terry R. 453 Griffis, Robert T. 120, 121, 465 Griffith, Adron N. 453 Griffith. Andrew C. 417 Griffith, Charles E. 178, 179, 453 Griffith, Daniel R. 265 Griffith, Donald L. 176, 177, 329 Griffith, James R. 102, 103, 418 Griffith, Jimmy C. 418 Griffith, John S. 100, 101 Griffith, Stanley E. 104, 105, 476 Griffith, Steven K. 104, 105 Griggs, Dwight S. 453 Grimes, Frank W. 91, 348, 418 Grimes, Jay P. 142, 143, 418 Grimshaw, Michael T. 182, 183 Grimsinger, Clyde E. 453 Grissom , David S. 178, 179, 418 Grochett, William S. 200, 230 Groff, Wallace W. 453 Groff, Walter P., Jr. 175, 186, 187, 453 Groom, James N., Jr. 418 Gross, Alfred L., Jr. 118,287, 476 Gross, Paul E. 418 Groves, David G. 96, 102, 103, 334, 418 Gruen, Frank X., Jr. 176, 177 Grumbles, James V. 286, 465 Gruner, Kenneth A. 82, 131, 138, 139, 286, 453 Gruy, Michael A. 106, 107, 245, 476 Guajardo, T. 108, 109 Gudgel, Keith E. 134, 135, 476 Guerra, Carlos E. 476 Guerra, Cesar R. 91, 418 Guevara, Alvaro 361, 465 Guiberteau, Oliver J. 244, 418 Guidry, George L. 476 Guillot, Lloyd P. 400 Guilloud, Garry L. 290 Guin, Bobby H. 156, 157, 453 Guise, Leland M. 142, 143 Gumm, Harold W. 465 Gunter, James H., Jr. 465 Gunter, Jerry W., 124, 125 Gurtner, David C. 178, 179, 476 Gustine, James E. 476 Gutierrez, Alfredo R. 102, 103, 336, 476 Gutierrez, Anibal A. 128, 129, 336, 465 Gutirez, Francisco J. 361, 4 153 Gutierrez, George, Jr. 120, 121 418 Gutierrez, Hector X. 136, 137, 336, 476 Guy, Jimmie D. 278, 291, 364, 418 Guymon, Richard F. 342, 465 Guzman, Manuel 150, 151, 317 H Habbinga, Richard J. 134, 135, 364, 453 Hable, Robert H. Haby, Vincent A. 113, 126, 127, 265, 347, 419 Hachtel, Larry P. 247, 264, 350, 419 Hackett, Robert H. 176, 177, 85, 170, 171, 264, 325, 419 Hagaman, Fred W. 419 Haggard, Harry L. 113, 122, 123, 453 Haggard, Kenneth R. 350, 453 Hoggin, Ronald K. 160, 161, 241, 353 Haghighi, Manchehr M. 313 Hagle, Donald H. 164, 165, 476 Haglund, Carl H. 150, 151, 476 Hahn, David D. 186, 187, 324, 419 Haines, William A. 476 Haisler, Willie C. 128, 129 Halaburka, Michael J. 168, 169, 240, 453 Halbert, David M. 156, 157, 246,465 Hale, Ronald E. 419 Haliasz, Henry E., Jr. 176, 177, 247, 453 Hall, Claude B. 148, 149, 465 Hall, Davis R. 134, 134, 172, 476 Hall, Don M. 476 Hall, Frank F. 31 Hall, Joe F. 158, 159 Hall, Joseph W., Jr. 98, 99, 343, 419 Hall, Michael 156, 157, 476 Hall, Morris L. 453 Hall, 476 Oliver F., Jr. 102, 103, Hall, Richard S. 242, 453 Hall, Richard W. 182, 183, 476 Hall, 291, Robert A. , 419 95, 108, 109, Hall, Ronald M. 419 Hall, Sydney D. 158, 159, 320, 476 Hall, William S. 476 Halldorson, Michael D. 309 Hallenberger, Charles R. 453 Hallford, Kent L. 340, 419 Halpain, Richard T. 453 Haluski, Jerry L. 116, 117, 465 Ham, Howard C, Jr. 286, 357, 419 Hamada, Takashi 164, 165, 318 Hamel, Charles G. 257, 476 120, 121, Hamilton, Freelin D. 313 Hamilton, James R., 419 Jr. 267, Hamilton, Michael C. 168, 169 Hamilton, Patrick C. 476 162, 163, Hamilton, Ronald G. 465 184, 185, Hamilton, Timothy J. 162, 163 Hamilton, William L. 465 170, 1 7T, Hamme, Curtis S. 465 170, 171, Hammel, Richard W. 476 120, 121, Hammond, Claude B. 309, 419 Hammonds, Charles E. 148, 149, 340 Hampton, Lawrence H. 160, 161, 476 Hampton, Louis H., Jr. 284 Hampton, Ronny J. 400 Hancock, William M. 243, 279, 344, 453 Hancock, William R. 128, 129, 244, 366, 465 Hancock, Woodrow R., Jr. 281, 453 Hankins, Harrison C. 224 Hanks, Leslie E. 315 Hanna, Wayne W. 476 Hans, Bobby L. 166, 167, 465 Hansard, James B. 453 Hansen, Alton A., Jr. 476 Hansen, Harley A. 240, 419 Hansen, James C. 122, 123, 352, 476 Hanson, Wayne B. 184, 185, 453 Hanusch, John A. 160, 161, 368, 476 Hanzalik, Herman A. 476 Hapenney, James D. 178, 179, 476 Haraway, William J. 182, 183, 353, 465 Herbert, Jerry C. 104, 105, 476 Harbin, Arthur W. 178, 179, 476 Harcrow, Robert 161, 345, 476 J. 84, 160, Hardee, Gary L. 186, 1 87 Hardeman, Lyman J. 144, 145, 465 Harden, Jeffrey S. 148, 149, 476 Hardgrove, James T. 82, 175, 186, 187, 308 Hardwick, Wayne T. 136, 137, 476 Hargett, George W. 222, 223, 230, 232 Hargrove, Thomas R. 104, 105, 364, 476 Harmon, Larry L. 419 Harp, Jeffrey C. 196, 193, 453 Harper, Hendrix B., Jr. 148, 149 Harper, James L. 213, 243 Harper, John C. 166, 167, 465 Harper, Roland G. 178, 179, 327, 476 Harrell, Gary R. 136, 137, 465 Harrell, Thomas 116, 117, 257 476 Harriman, William B., Jr. 1 48, 149 Harrington, William P. 160, 161, 268, 362 Harris, Dickie A. 164, 165, 476 Harris, Franklin A., Jr. 118, 119, 476 Harris, George A. 182, 183 Harris, Guy B. 180, 181, 476 Harris, Haywood L., Jr. 476 Harris, Herman E. 140, 141 Harris, Jack E. 284, 476 Harris, Jerry D. 453 Harris, Larry G. 138, 139, 353 Harris, Morris R., Jr. 140, 141, 453 Harris, Ronald A. 156, 157, 360, 476 Harris, Ronald B. 453 Harris, Terry G. 334, 476 Harris, Troy G. 134, 135, 476 Harris, William R. 476 Harrison, Burt C. 476 Harrison, James R. 419 Harriso n, Lee P. 400 Harrison, Warren T. 178 179, 465 Harrover, Thomas S. 104, 105 Hart, Anthony P. 164, 165, 476 Hart, Harry W. 476 Hart, John W., Jr. 138, 139, 286, 476 Hart, Malcolm S. 419 Hart, Melba J. 128, 129, 361, 465 Hartley, Thomas M. 124, 125, 453 Hartman, Donald E. 128, 129 Hartman, Louis W. 128, 129 Hartsell, Pat 419 Harvey, Edgar J. 104, 105, 476 Harvey, Gary B. 146, 147, 476 Harvey, Robert E. 178, 179 Harvill, Luther E., Jr. Harvison, Gary E. 419 122, 123, 476 Harwell, Richard M. 98, 99, 355 Harwood, William E., Jr. 400 Hase, Robert R., Jr. 146, 147, 345, 476 Hasse, John J. 122, 149, 343 123, 148, Hasselmeier, Robert J. 138, 139, 476 Hasten, William H., Jr. 453 Hatcher, Lester B. 118, 119, 476 Hatley, Frederick F. 279 Hattaway, William E. 136 137, 465 Hatton, James R. 176, 177 271, 351, 465 Hattox, Jerry B. 291 Hatzenbuehler, C. 331, 465 Hausenfluke, Melvyn J. 419 Hausmann, George S. 166 167, 476 Hausmann, Richard J. 453 Havel, Jerome A. 453 Haveman, Allen E., Jr. 186 187, 345 Hawkes, Robert W. 162, 163 Hawkins, Ennis M. 184, 185 465 Hawkins, Harvey K. 178, 179, 465 Hawkins, James H. 106, 107 453 Hawkins, Ralph W., Jr. 100 101, 327 Hawkins, Robert M. 465 Hay, Craig C. 164, 165 Hayden, Louis E. 118, 119 Hayes, Anthony D. 102, 103, 476 Hayes, Lloyd L. 419 Haynes, Clifford G. 144, 145 Haynes, Fred C. 126, 127, 330 476 Haynes, Philip E. 465 Hays, William M. 82, 170, 171, 453 Head, Bruce C. 110, 111, 172 353 Head, Howard 31, 253 Hearn, William C. 132, 136 137 Hearron, George S. 170, 171 476 Heartwell, Stephen F. 138, 139 Heatley, Michael D. 334, 476 Heddins, Gerald C. 309 Hedric, John W. 420 Hedrick, John A. 120, 121, 324 Heep, Robert W. 268 Hefley, Martin W. 98, 99, 341, 476 Heger, Robert S. 126, 127, 351, 476 Heibel, Richard A. 122, 123, 308, 328, 453 Heideman, Kenneth E. 366 Heikkila, Edwin C., Jr. 110, 111, 465 Heine, Robert R. 201, 265, 319 Heinemann, Eugene J. 104, 105, 335, 465 Heinrich, Carl T,, Jr. 420 Heinrich, Richard J. 201, 331, 420 Helguero, Victor H. 241, 361 Heliums, Jesse M. 116, 117 Heliums, Lee N., II 102, 103, 329 Helmers, Stanley L. 453. Helmke, Lester C. 142, 143, 307 Helton, Ronald W. 182, 183 Hemphill, Thomas E. 296 Henard, Dan M., Jr. 104, 105, 476 Henderson, Claude D. 358 Henderson, Donald C. 138, 139 Henderson, Donald M. 118, 119, 420 Henderson, Earl J. 176, 177, 174, 365, 420 Henderson, Herman O., Jr. 476 Henderson, Martin M. 98, 99, 476 Henderson, Roy H. 420 502 LESTER ' S DOWNTOWN TOWNSHIRE The Fashion Center of Central Texas for Women and Children . . . Distinctive Styles and Latest Designs by Famous Name Designers. ELECTRICITY Energy for Progress In this world we live in, electric energy is vitally important—not only for daily living but also to make possible continued progress. Try to imagine today ' s world without electric lights or factory motors . . . without refrigeration or television . . . without the benefits of hundreds of other uses of electric energy. Because electric power is so essential to progress, Texas Electric constantly plans ahead and builds new po er plants, lines and other facilities. 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Clifford D. 476 Hoelting, Leroy K. 106, 107, Houston, James B. 186, 187, Hendry, Ronald E. 269, 318, 283, 453 477 420 Hoenscheidt, Gary F. 138, Howard, Bobbie 8., Jr. 128, Henqlein, Robert J. 108, 109, 139, 476 129, 465 476 Hoermann, John D. 106, 107, Howard, Clyde W., Ill 140, Henley, John W. 290 476 141, 465 Hanneberaer, Armin E., Jr. 160, Hoff, Henry M., Jr. 313 Howard, Henry K. 104, 105, 161, 453 Hoffmann, William Martin 324, 465 Hennessy, Richard A. 116, 117, 116, 117, 354, 420 Howard, James B. 118, 119, 465 Hoffmann, James P. 265 124, 125, 348, 421, 477 Henry, Gene E. 361 Hogg, Roy L. 201 Howard, James W. 164, 165, Henry, George M. 164, 16: 5 Hoke, Dewey H. 186, 187, 476 359, 477 Henry, Sam S., Jr. 124, 125 Holcomb, David R. 190, 191, Howard, Russell C. no. 111, Henslee, Robert W., Jr. 184, 476 327, 465 185, 476 Holcomb, Howard L. 118, 119, Howard, Volney W., Jr. 184, Hensley, John L., Jr. 276 420 185, 347, 422 Henson, Sidney L. 144, 145, Holcomb, John A. 134, 135, Howder, John D. 158, 159, 268 476 345, 454 Hensz, Albert J., Jr. 420 Holcomb, William D. 140, 141, Howell, Robert M. 454 Herbst, Kenneth C. 401 465 Howell, Ronald E. 170, 171 Hereford, Michael G. 166, 167, Holden, Eric J. 138 , 139, 286, Hoyak, Jodie G. 190, 191 172, 298, 303, 476 476 Hoyland, Robert J., III 290, Herman, John R. 116, 117 Hermann, Burton R. 420 Hermann, Paul D., Jr. 150, 151, 476 Hermann, Robert C. 476 Hermesmeyer, Frank R. 102, 103, 476 Herman, John L. 268 Hernandez, Guadalupe 286, 465 Hernandez, John R. 170, 171, 349, 453 Hernandez, Luis M., Jr. 361 Hernandez, Ricardo 241 Herrera, Alberto J. 138, 139, 476 Herrera, John M. 142, 143, 453 Herrin, John A. 420 Herrinq, John M. 186, 187, 420 Herring, Robert L. 182, 183, 465 Herring, Sheldon 136, 137, 476 Herrington, Robert A. 162, 163, 476 Herrmann, Armin F., Jr. 318, 320 Herrmann, Richard T. 310, 420 Herrmann, Warren W. 420 Herrmann, Wesley W. 290, 420 Herrmann, William J. H. 174, 176, 177, 453 Herwig, William W. 188, 189 Herzog, Charles E. 178, 179, 360, 465 Hesketh, Harold R. 311 Heyen, John G. 310, 316, 347 Heyman, Eugene F., Jr. 122, 123, 420 Hibbs, Jerry A. 98, 99, 420 Hickey, Joseph P. 336 Hicklin, John S. 110, 111, 330, 476 Hickman, John M. 128, 129, 349, 420 Hickman, Malcolm E., Jr. 31, 239, 401 Hickman, Royce H., Jr. 142, 143, 453 Hicks, Hal S. 118, 136, 137, 287, 476 Higgins, Don M. 146, 147 Higgins, Edwin H. 300 Higgins, Elliott L., Jr. 126, 127, 334, 476 Higgins, Michael E. 106, 107, 237, 351, 465 Hilborn, Carroll K. 303, 310 Hilburn, Benny M. 465 Hill, Cornelius E. 108, 109, 476 Hill, David G. 126, 127 Hill, Harold J. 465 Hill, Kenneth R. 166, 167, 247 Hill, Orvel F. 108, 109, 476 Hill, Walter C. 164, 165, 420, 476 Hill, William H. 128, 129 Hillhouse, Stephen A. 148, 149, 476 Hilliard, John E. 173, 182, 183, 453 Hillis, Jerry W. 293 Hillyer, Ira L. 148, 149, 476 Hilton, James Caldwell 120, 121, 267, 420 Hilton, Whitney J. 120, 121, 245, 476 Himes, Robert C. 120, 121 Hinds, Frank C. 453 Hines, Ronald 465 Hinkle, Charles L. 350, 420 Hinnant, Richard L. 124, 125, 244, 465 Hinojosa, Geronimo G. 118, 119, 336, 420 Hinton, Dexter C. 102, 103, 476 Hintze, Ernest 8., Jr. 148, 149, 476 Hinze, Ray G. 190, 191, 216 Hitt, Barney L. 178, 179, 465 Hlavinka, Sylvester C. 106, 107, 476 Hlavinka, Joseph J. 367 Hlozek, Donald R. 158, 159, 357, 476 Hobbs, Clifford D. 299 Hoch, Forest M. 465 Hodges, McCloud 8. 126, 127 Holden, John W., Jr. 287, 421 Holder, George R. 140, 141, 364, 465 Holder, Leonard D. 124, 125, 476 Holder, Wallace G. 299 Holditch, Damon W. 106, 107, 172, 343 Holick, Donald H. 328, 465 Hollan, John D. 363 Holland, John H. 421 Holland, Larry A. 340 Hollern, Patrick J. 110, 111, 304, 465 Holley, Anson N. 138, 139, 317 330 Holley, Don V. 294 Holley, Johnnie L., Jr. 421 Holliman, John C. 176, 177, 267, 331, 453 Hollingsworth, Russell 186, 187, 338, 476 Hollis, James R. 132, 140, 142, 291, 421 Holloway, Ernest R. 120, 121, 172, 331, 465 Holloway, George R. C, Jr. 276, 462 Holman, Bailey M. 108, 109, 477 Holman, David C. 270 Holman, Jefferson T., II 106, 107 Holmes, Charles R. 465 Holmes, Ennis R. 290 Holmes, Johnny P. 292, 421 Holmes, William A. 98, 99 Holochwost, Gregory G. 82, 110 , 111 Holster, Jesse L. 120, 121, 276, 477 Holt, David L. 164, 165, 477 Holt, Jack 8. 116,117,172, 257, 477 Holt, Werner E. 124, 125, 477 Holt, William A., Jr. 188, 189, 421 Holub, Leo D. 421 Holveck, Glenn M. 106, 107, 477 Holy, Grant J. 362, 453 Homayoun, Manouchehr 268 Honea, John E. 136, 137, 335 Honeycutt, Don R. 453 Honeycutt, Wesley H. 279, 453 Hong, Jai H. 318 Hook, Charles O. 201, 465 Hooke, William B. 269 Hooker, David P. 184, 185, 477 Hooks, Jimmy N. 134, 135, 477 Hookstra, Robert W. 128, 129, 477 Hooper, Bennie M. 100, 101 Hooper, Roger C. 334, 337, 477 Hooton, James G. 158, 159, 477 Hooton, James W. 186, 187, 190, 191, 346, 477 Hopgood, Marvin T., Jr. 150, 151, 317 Hopkin, John H., Ill 166, 167, 421 Hopkins, Jerry W. 212, 213 Hopkins, John B. 184, 185, 363 Hoppe, Charles A. 238 Hord, Robert P. 421 Horn, Huley J. 95, 270, 305, 421 Horn, Larry H. 128, 129, 477 Hornback, James R. 118, 119, 297, 477 Horne, John W., II 100, 101, 465 Horne, William R. 176, 177 Horton, Edward L. 138, 139, 477 Hoskins, Harry T., Jr. 190, 191, 237, 421 Hotard, Ernest P. 142, 143, 421 Hotard, John L. 142, 143 Hotchkiss, Douglas G. 30, 128, 129, 264, 421 Hottenroth, James R. 82, 91, 453 Houston, Dan P. 148, 149, 477 Hoysa, Matthew J., Jr. 166, 167, 465 Hoza, Richard G. 294, 422 Hranitzky, Emanuel B. 310 Hruska, Stanley J. 268 Hubacek, John C., Jr. 188, 189, 477 Hubbard, James F. 116, 117, 477 Huber, Keith M., Jr. 241 Hubert, Paul E. 134, 135, 477 Hubler, George L. 82, 150, 151, 317, 454 Huchton, Richard M. 280, 322 465 Huddleston, Roy R. 124, 125, 454 Hudler, Thomas J. 186, 187, 477 Hudman, Paul B., Jr. 290 Hudson, Edgar K. 98, 99, 328, 454 Hudson, Gordon W., Ill 422 Hudson, John W., Jr. 268, 302 Hufhines, Bobby R. 323 Huff, Jerome J., Jr. 156, 157, 345, 477 Huff, Larry D. 188, 189 Huffhines, Elmer E., Ill 106, 107, 341, 477 Huffman, Kirby W. 136, 137, 358, 477 Hug, James F. 201, 300, 422 Hughes, Donald G. 422 Hughes, Halbert E., Jr. 328 Hughes, Kenneth E. 138, 139, 477 Hughes, Lynn, Jr. 146, 147, 477 Hughes, Rodney B. 118, 119, 477 Hughes, William H. 422 Hughlett, Alfred W. 95, 102, 103, 291, 294, 299, 422 Hughson, John C. 351 Hughson, William N. 100, 101, 465 Hugo, John E. 102, 103, 347, 465 Hulen, Harry 142, 143, 422 Hull, David E. ,156, 157, 366, 477 Hull, Jacob 8. 355, 454 Hull, John W., Jr. IP , 183, 454 Humber, Johnny Y. 131, 134, 135, 422 Humble, Robert A. 465 Humphrey, Jimmy L. 267, 291, 293, 422 Humphries, Donald L. 465 Humphries, James L. 110, 111 Humphries, Paul M. 140, 141, 477 Humphries, Richard J. 102, 103, 477 Humphries, William L. 126, 127, 281, 360, 422 Hunn, Ottice L., Jr. 102, 103 Hunt, Robert C. 156, 157 Hunt, Stancil D. 182, 183 Hunter, Charles R. 118, 119, 422 Hunter, Donald T. 114, 116, 117, 291, 293, 318, 365, 422 Hunter, Jerry D. 477 Hunter, Larry T. 158, 159, 363 Hunter, Ronald D. 116, 117, 292, 365, 422 Huntington, Bobby N. 148, 149, 213, 216, 217, 422 Hurta, Frank J., Jr. 148, 149, 200, 357, 477 Huston, James E. 422 Huston, Michael D. 122, 123, 172, 477 Hutcheson, David P. 132, 134, 135, 355, 422 Hutcheson, Sammy 8. 102, 103, 355 Hutchison, William E. 102, 103, 465 Hutton, Jerry 8. 422 Hutton, Myles H. 128, 129 Hutton, Welford S. 422 Hutton, William C. 120, 121, 422 Hux, Robert C. 122, 123 Hyde, Michael W. 465 Hyer, Dell M. 281, 350, 422 Hyman, Jonathan D. 201, 277 Ibison, James L. 122, 123, 269, 283, 422 Ihms, Orlan L. 314, 368, 454 Ihrig, John R. 142, 143, 340, 454 Use, Michael L. 282, 330, 454 Imle, John F., Jr. 291, 313 Imrie, Lawrence T. 299 Ingram, Johnny L. 465 Inniss, Robert W. 146, 147, 465 Irish, Billy R. 350, 422 Irvin, Leslie G. 304, 355, 454 Irvin, Stanley M. 126, 127 Irwin, Garland W. 178, 179, 477 Isaacson, Robert D. 116, 117, 279, 423 Isbell, Robert G. Isbell, Robert P. 465 Isbell, William P. 465 Isom, Conrad B. 465 158, 159, 477 178, 179, 178, 179, 146, 147, J Jablonski, Ted M., I 170, 171, 298, 368, 454 Jack, James T. 164, 165, 345 423 Jacks, William B. 297, 477 Jackson, Arnold B. 423 Jackson, Benjamin R. 133, 144, 145, 454 Jackson, Charles W. 168, 169, 477 Jackson, Donald L. 124, 125, 477 Jackson, Douglas L. 477 Jackson, Gary L. 308 Jackson, Jack C. 150, 151, 477 Jackson, Jerome W., Jr. 170, 171, 465 Jackson, John E. 102, 103, 465 Jackson, Mark L. 110, 111, 331, 454 Jackson, Oscar, III 184, 185, 477 Jackson, Rex S. 454 Jackson, Thomas H. 190, 191, 477 Jackson, Thomas M. 104, 105, 349, 477 Jackson, William E. 182, 183, 454 Jacob, Michael T. 477 Jacobs, Clifford A. 239 136, 137, 140, 141, Jacobs, Jerry A. 168, 169, 477 Jacobson, Gilbert N. 308 Jacoby, Pete W. 104, 105, 477 Jacoby, Roy A. 454 Jaeckle, Timothy J. 170, 171, 343, 423 Jageler, Charles D. 465 Jager, Mitchell 102, 103, 357, 465 Jahnke, Donald W. 138, 139 Jahnke, Richard V. 136, 137 Jamail, Gerald A. 126, 127, 281, 423 Jamar, Jeffrey J. 148, 149, 477 James, Glenn A. 108, 109, 283, 341, 454 James, Karl R. 477 James, Larry R. 138, 139, 367, 465 James, Morris E. 128, 129, 365, 477 James, Robert E. 423 Jamison, Billy R. 104, 105, 477 Jamison, Charles L. 110, 111, 465 Jamison, Walter H. 122, 123 Janacek, Jimmy W. 124, 125, 326, 465 Janert, Herbert C, Jr. 98, 99, 281, 343, 423 Janik, Willie L. 136, 137 Janssen, Herbert T., Jr. 166, 167, 303, 477 Jaris, Edward J. 120, 121, 245, 477 Jaris, John R. 120, 121, 279 Jarosz, Kenneth E. 279, 366, 423 Jarvis, Billy B. 102, 103, 465 Jasek, Russell D. 82, 113, 122, 123, 329, 454 Jaynes, Jay 156, 157, 465 Jeffrey, Richard P., Jr. 126, 127 Jeffus, Mac R. 108, 109, 465 Jendrusch, Gerald J. 241, 477 Jenkins, James J. 124, 125, 365, 454 Jenkins, Joseph S. B. 148, 149 Jenkins Paul A., Jr. 423 Jenkins, Reagan E. 100, 101 Jenkins, Richard A. 454 Jenkins, Trenton D. 182, 183 Jenne, John D. 128, 129, 276, 477 Jennings, Douglas 477 Jennings, Robert B. 136, 137, 325, 465 Jennings, Robert L. 170, 171, 477 Jensen, David W. 176, 177 Jensen, Dennis W. 137, 423 Jenson, Cliff M. 122, 123, 291 Jerden, Larry R. 178, 179, 477 Jernigan, David S. 133, 454 Jernigan, Herbert G. 98, 99 Jernigan, William A. 102, 103, 351, 358 Jessup, Jerry H. 156, 157, 454 Jester, Richard S. 134, 135, 423 Jett, James E. 138, 139, 353, 477 Jewell, Elmer M. Jewett, Harry 8., 328, 423 Jimenez, Calixto John, Roger M. Ill, 349, 423 Johns, Herbert K. 239, 423 Johnsey, Marshall 465 Johnson, Afton B. 477 309, 422 II 180, 181, 158, 159, 477 83, 95, 110, 188, 189, E. 176, 177, 110 , 111 , Johnson, Arthur J. Johnson, Billy R. 329, 465 Johnson, Charles A. 454 Johnson, Charles A. Johnson, Charles G. Johnson, Charles J., Johnson, Charles S. 477 Johnson, David N. Johnson, Gary N. 454 Johnson, George R. Johnson, Howard C. Johnson, James E. 423 477 106, 107, 110, 111, 346, 454 477 Jr. 454 100 , 101 , 170, 171 156, 157, 158, 159 454 122, 123, Johnson, Joe N. 246, 363, 465 Johnson, Johnny 8. 172, 188, 189, 477 Johnson, Kenneth C. 323, 423 Johnson, Kenneth M., Jr. 138, 139, 477 Johnson, Kenneth R. 102, 03, 331 Johnson, Larry K. 148, 149, 368, 477 Johnson, Max M. 244 Johnson, Melvin H., Jr. 100, 101, 326, 454 Johnson, Randy M. 162, 163 Johnson, Raymond, Jr. 126, 127, 477 Johnson, Robert M. 108, 109 Johnson, Thomas V. 178, 179, 423 Johnson, Troy K. 140, 141, 465 Johnson, Walter H., Jr. 100, 101, 454 Johnson, William H. 454 Johnston, Ben E. 255, 262, 391, 401 Johnston, George A. 423 Johnston, Kent M. 197, 423 Johnston, Marvin G. 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Charles J. 148, 149 Knight, William R. 156, 157, 478 Knipstein, Robert C. 138, 139, 478 Knott, John E. 178, 179 Knouse, Jerry A. 106, 107 Knox, Eldon B. 424 Knox, Royce M. 164, 165 Koch, Kenneth J. 110, 111, 172, 478 Kocian, Robert P. 454 Koegl, Kenneth W. 142, 143, 264, 425 Koehler, Buford R., Jr. 1 18, 119, 278, 454 Koehn, Donald W. 148, 149, 245, 478 Kohlman, Joe M. 148, 149, 223 Konradi, Andrew 204, 316 Koock, William F. 324 Koonce, Alan R. 190, 191 Koonce, Gary W. 454 Kooser, Donald E. 190, 191, 478 Korbell, John C. 173, 180, 181, 184, 185, 268, 347, 425 Korenek, Ecfwin J. 367, 425 Korenek, Joseph L. 202, 454 Korenek, Kenneth E. 202, 283, 367, 478 Korenek, Victor J., Jr. 197, 202, 425 Koritz, Gary D. 478 Kornfuehrer, Douglas E. 425 Korose, Robert J. 98, 99 Korpanty, Leo S. 300 Kothmann, Herbert G. 307, 335, 465 Kowalewski, Leonard W. 84, 162, 163, 283, 368, 478 Koym, Louis C. 188,189,425 Kramm, Raymond E. 148, 149, 222 425 Krause, Malcolm M. 425 Krawetz, Harry A. 205, 425 Kraybill, Gerald A. 188, 189 Krebs, Arno W., Jr. 292, 454 Krebs, John P. 89, 126, 127, 392, 425 Krenek, Benedict J. 148, 149, 213, 425 Kretzschmar, G. 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Jr. 150, 455 Marmolejo, Noe R. 427 151, 176, 177, 345, 465 McGuire, Charles J. 230, 233, Marr, Charles E. 106, 107, 289 McAfee, Winfield R. 122, 123, 234, 352 Morrou, Beniamin F., Jr. 102, 265, 455 McGuire, Delbert A. 144, 145, 103, 351, 478 McAllister, Charles B. 178, 179, 298, 467 Marsh, Cornelius B. 118, 119, 259, 465 McGuire, Robert N., Jr. 150, 323 McAlpin, William R. 266 150, 151, 298, 456 McGuire, William J. Marshall. George R. 136, 137 McAughan, Robert J. 162, 163, 313 Marshall, James A. 106, 107, 465 McHaney, Stephen K. 182, 183 478 McAvoy, Edward J. 178, 179, Mcllhany, Joe D. 148, 149, Marshall, James H. 182, 183, 354, 427 Marshall, John K. 428 Marshall, Kenton E. 455 Marshall, Ronald W. 188, 189, 428 Marshall, Roy C. 313, 428 428 McBrayer, Michael A. 308, 455 McBrearty, Charles F. 140, 141 353, 465 McBride, Billy R. 136, 137, 245, 479 McBride, Ronald T. 184, 185 216, 220 Mclnfeer, Patrick L. 134, 135, 479 McIntosh , Dennis K. 429 McKaughan, Edward W. 148, 149, 245, 479 McKeen, William R. 150, 151, Martell, Robert D. 148, 149, McBryde, Carl W. 148, 149, 317, 429 219 479 McKelvain, Burrell R. 456 Martin, Carl R. 428 McBryde, Marion L. 110, 111, McKemie, William H. 479 Martin, Chester O. 166, 167, 301, 338, 479 McCabe, Thomas J. McKenty, Samuel C. 84, 124, 368, 465 118, 119 125, 345, 479 Martin, Harry B. 133, 428 McCall, Homer G. 340, 479 104, 105, McKinney, Gary A. 118, 119, Martin, Hershel J., Jr. 108, 467 109, 455 McCall, James P., Jr. 465 McKinney, John C. 186, 187, Martin, Joseph D. 118, 119, McCall, Richard H., Jr. 138, 479 455 139 McKinney, Lynn C. 118, 119, Martin, Larry R. 124, 125, McCall, Robert D. 300 479 478 McCann, Donald R. 202, 428 McKinnis, Patrick H. 137 Martin, Lionel J. 428 Martin, Marshall D. 176, 177, 345 Martin, Ralph E., Jr. 178, 179, 455 Martin, Robert R. 244 Martin, Russell J. 393, 401 Martin, Truman F. 134, 135, 428 Martin, Victor Z. 166, 167, 368, 465 Martinez, Homer T. 104, 105, 172, 465 Martinez, Homero A. 336 Martinez, Jorge J. 116, 117, 336, 478 Martinez, Jose E. 318, 428 Martinez, Juan A. 478 Marxuach, Raul J. 269, 455 Mason, Edgar A. 100, 101 Mason, William W. 168, 169, 247, 465 Massey, Calvin L., Jr. 164, 165, 330, 478 Massey, Charles O. 122, 123 Matamoros, Carlos H. 361 Mathews, Nolan B. 428 Mathews, Robert C. 140, 141 Mathias, Donald R. 465 Mathis, Robert N. 428 Matlack, John D. 128, 129, 302 Matthaei, Rudolf H. 180, 181 Matthew, Stephen C. 106, 107, 478 Matthews, Louis 8. 323, 478 Matthews, Thomas M. 465 Matthews, Warren T. 140, 141, 172, 331, 478 Matthews, William A., Jr. 164, 165, 455 Matthews, William P. 136, 137 Malthys, Allen W. 166, 167, 478 Matyear, Arthur L. 156, 157, 478 Matzke, Timothy A. 138, 139, 478 Mauldin, Charles R. 261, 298, 428 Maurer, Charles H. 82, 89, 178, 179, 278, 304, 335, 428 Maverick, John F., Ill 427 Maxwell, David G. 428 Maxwell, Harold C. 309 Maxwell, Joe T. 108, 109, 478 Maxwell, John R. 308, 428 Maxwell, Thomas M. 428 May, Albert L. 334, 428 May, Dean W. 128, 129, 455 May, Robert A. 455 May, Roy L. 334 May, Russ E. 146, 147, 345, 478 May, Wiley D. 120, 121 Mayers, Pablo 140, 141, 336, 465 Mayes, Roger C. 104, 105, 478 Mayeux, Herman S. 186, 187, 478 McCann, Michael T. 134, 135 McCarley, James B. 100, 101, 479 McCarthy, Loyd V. 110, 111 McCarty, Raymond M. 148, 149, 479 McCaslin, James 8., Jr. 268 McClinton, Gaylon M. 113, 292, 428 McClung, John E. 297, 360, 479 McClung, Roy L., Jr. 265, 467 McClure, John A. 106, 107, 244, 455 McClure, Michael R. 148, 149, 479 McCollough, Ralph A. 82, 309, 362, 428 McCollum, James E. 118, 354 McConnell, Austin D., Jr. 455 McConnell, Thomas T. 108, 109 McCool, Bryan D. 202, 319, 330, 428 McCown, Jack R. 100, 101, 455 McCoy, Billy G. 188,189,428 McCoy, George L., Ill 307, 361 McCoy, John W. 146, 147 McCoy, Milton D. 428 McCrary, Roney G. 182, 183, 428 McKnight, Joe T. 136, 137, 394, 429 McLaughlin, Lester A. 467 McLean, Donald G. 429 McLean, Hulon E. 479 McLean, Ken J. 148, 149, 214, 217 McLeod, Billie B. 328 McLeod, Hugh M., Jr. 180, 181, 429 McLeroy, Bill H. 98, 99, 348, 479 McMahan, Kent M. 429 McMahan, William R. 429 McMasters, Donald L. 293 McMath, Charles W. 142, 143, 456 McMath, John S. 124, 125, 352, 479 McMichael, Bobbie L. 265, 429 McMillan, John W. 126, 127 McMillen, Thomas A. 148, 149, 479 McMurray, David W. 456 McMurtry, James L. 148 v 149, 285 McNabb, John M. 146, 147, 479 McNally, Peter S. 100, 101 McNally, Reid P., Jr. 122, 123, 467 McCue, Robert L. 176, 177, McNees, Robert G. 280, 429 467 McNeil, Vance A. 150, 151, McCulloch, Ben E. 143, 144, 429 363 McQueary, William A. 190, McCullough, Michael A. 148, 191 149 McQueen, Hamilton D. 104, McDaniel, Edwin R. 104, 105, 105, 255 467 McQuinn, Dale E. 108, 109, McDaniel, Ira S. 98, 99, 479 172, 276, 343, 479 McDaniel, Lyndon F ’. 98, 99, McVey, Stanley A., Jr. 331, 429 360, 456 McDaniel, Orell O. 205, 467 McWaters, Gene W. 134, 135, McDaniel, Ronald 180, 181, 364, 479 479 McWhorter, James O. 308 McDermand, Willis F., Jr. 166, McWilliams, George L. 298, 167, 455 429 McDonald, Don R. 467 McWilliams, James L. 429 McDonald, Jack S. 106, 107, Meade, Ramon, II 429 364, 467 Meadows, Daniel 8. 148, 149, McDonald, Merion 1 H., Jr. 455 479 McDonald, Richard P. 479 Meadows, Thomas H. 133, 144, McDonald, Roman E. 146, 147 McDonald, Roy E. 265 McDonald, Terence C. 102, 103 McDowell, Harold D. 146, 147 McDuffie, Charles O. 499 McEachin, Eugene M. 168, 169, 479 McElroy, Edgar E., Jr. 138, 139 McFarland, Jerry L. 304, 455 McFerrin, Arthur R., Jr. 106, 107, 282 McGalliard, M. D. 176, 177, 364, 429 McGarvey, Anthony J. 188, 189 McGaughey, Robert L. 140, 141, 467 145, 291, 456 Mecke, Michael 315 Medford, Sidney F. 146, 147, 282, 349, 479 Medina, Alfonso 102, 103, 479 Medina, Robert 172, 176, 177, 353 Medley, Edward L. 110, 111, 308, 429 Meeks, Loy E. 164, 165 Meeks, Thomas E. 148, 149, 218, 220 Megarity, David T. 201, 366, 467 Mehaffey, Lawrence J. 479 Meider, Louis E. 102, 103, 479 Meier, Eugene P. 140, 141, 467 Meiia, Carlos V. 82, 114, 118, 119, 336, 429 Melcer, Morton R. 124, 125, 331, 479 Melendez, Roberto E. 342, 456, Mella, Charles A. 110, 111, 330, 479 Melton, Jackson D., Jr. 140, 141, 456 Melton, Robert E. 104, 105 Menchaca, Arnold H., 91, 316, 343, 429 Mendoza, Francisco, 138, 139, 286, 479 Menke, Charles A. 316, 429 Menn, Wallace G. 265 Menzies, Stephen P. 172, 184, 185, 467 Mercer, Hayden M. 166, 167, 479 Meredith, David L. 186, 187 Merka, Joe T. 108, 109, 456 Merka, William C. 98, 99 Merrill, Sam A., Jr. 429 Merriman, Dale C. 269 Merritt, Joseph C. 95, 110, 111, 429 Merritt, Ralph E. 238 Merritt, Weldon L. 146, 147, 364, 479 Mersmann, Robert C. 456 Mervish, Alan D. 188, 189, 479 Meserole, Thomas C. 170, 171, 312 Messer, Clarence R., Jr. 467 Methvin, Gordon A. 307 Metteauer, Joe D. 170, 171 Mettke, Winston D. 110, 111, 301, 430 Metz, Richard H. 95, 104, 105, 270, 456 Metze, Leroy P. 170, 171 Meyer, Alvin H. 268 Meyer, Carl M. 323, 479 Meyer, James L. 136, 137 Meyer, John E. 308 Meyer, John H. 131,347, 394, 430 Meyer, John R. 104, 105, 430 Meyer, Lee G. 164, 165, 430 Meyer, Norman G. 456 Meyer, Ronald L. 467 Meyers, Frank E. 110, 111, 124, 125, 142, 143, 367, 456 Michalk, Gordon P. 164, 165, 479 Michna, John L. 104, 105, 359, 430 Miears, Leslie T. 467 Miears, Robert A. 301 Miesch, Edward P. 313, 361 Migura, Wallace W. 116, 117, 257, 299, 354, 467 Mika, Donald F. 118, 119, 342, 479 Mikeska, Dean P. 265, 430 Mikulec, Victor, 430 Kikus, Douglas T. 368, 456 Milam, William C., Jr. 140, 141, 244, 354, 467 Milburn, Thomas L. 205 Miles, Charles L. 265 Miles, Ronald-D. 108,109 Miller, Anthony J. 479 Miller, Boyd I. 31, 110, 111, 479 Miller, Carroll N. 430 Miller, Daniel S. 150, 151, 479 Miller, David C. 467 Miller, David M. 178, 179, 467 Miller, David W. 146, 147 Miller, Eugene P. 176, 177, 430 Miller, Frederick R. 265, 430 Miller, Homer A., Jr. 182,183 Miller, Jack H. 330, 479 Miller, James E. 178, 179, 456 Miller, Jimmie L. 456 Miller, Joel E. 162, 163, 467 Miller, Karl J. 118, 119, 430 Miller, Larry B. 146, 147, 479 Miller, Marlin R. 188, 189 Miller, Michael G. 180, 181, 479 Miller, Richard H. 182, 183, 336 Miller, Richard W. 164, 165, 338, 479 Miller, Robert A. 156, 157, 363, 456 Miller, Robert D. 102, 103, 479 Miller, Robert D. 120, 121, 479 Miller, Ron P. 345 Miller, Stanley R. 358, 456 Miller, Timothy R. 168,169, 479 Miller, Virgil W. 180, 181, 430 Miller, Wesley L. 479 Miller, William A. 479 Miller, William F., Ill 168, 169, 190, 191, 327, 479 Milligan, David L. 184, 185, 430 Millikin, Charles W., Ill 30, 156, 157, 470, 479 Mills, Charles A. 154,164, 165, 430 Mills, Jerry R. 162, 163, 430 Mills, Jerry W. 278, 430 Mills, Randall R. 190, 191, 479 Mills, Robert L. 264, 302, 365, 430 Milstead, James P. 108, 109, 479 Mims, Constantine, III 98, 99, 467 Mims, Forrest M., Ill 188, 189, 479 Mims, Larry G. 430 Minaldi, David L. 155, 164, 165, 310, 358, 456 Minkon, Sheldon A. 201, 277, 311, 467 Minks, Raymond C. 140, 141, 479 Minnick, Timothy A. 148, 149 Minor, Charles R. 224 Minor Robert R. 106, 107 Minx, Hubert, Jr. 202, 365, 456 Minyard, James C. 269, 430 Mistretta, Bernard 290, 430 Mistrot, Ralph W. 164, 165 Mitchell, Coy L. 108, 109, 245, 479 Mitchell, David T. 106, 107, 479 Mitchell, Elmer G. 118, 119 Mitchell, Malcolm G. 170, 171 Mitchell, Pat H. 238 Mitchell, Ralph H., Jr. 456 Mitchell, Robert E., Jr. 120, 121, 430, 456 Mitchell, Robert L. 479 Mitchell, Robert L. 128, 129 Mobley, Forrest D. 134, 135, 328, 479 Mock, Tommy D., Jr. 184, 185, 479 Moench, Carroll J., Jr. 116, 117, 479 Moffitt, Alfred F., Ill 142,143 Moffitt, Earl A. 316, 430 Mogford, John L., II 140, 141, 430 Mohr, Robert E. 230 Moler, Dale R. 120, 121, 257, 276, 479 Molik, Terry P. 204, 328, 430 Molina, Henry E., Jr. 106, 107, 467 Monford, Leo G. 280 Mongillo, Dominic J. 164, 165, 467 Monier, William Kurt 82, 97, 108, 109, 456 Monroe, Myles P. 108, 109, 330, 479 Monschke, Richard A. 178, 179, 467 Montalvo, Leopoldo 110, 111, 342, 479 Monteer, David H. 299 Montgomery, Arthur A. 164, 165, 353, 479 Montgomery, Ernest, III 291, 313, 337, 431 Monticello, Samuel A. 255, 262, 290, 303 Moody, David E. 203, 479 Moody, Thomas N. 301, 431 Moon, Ronald P. 89, 94, 323, 431 Moon, Thomas E. 479 Moon, William H. 162, 163, 351, 467 Mooney, Jack E. 253, 317 Mooney, Robert J. 431 Mooney, William E. 190, 191 Moore, Ballinger B. 479 Moore, Barry A. 160, 161, 479 Moore, Charles W., Jr. 204, 431 Moore, Elmer V., Jr. 98, 99, 479 Moore, Gary L. 160, 161, 479 Moore, Gerald C. 122, 123, 431 Moore, James A. 136, 137, 479 Moore, James L. 122, 123, 431 Moore, Jaroy 431 Moore, John A., Jr. 479 Moore, John E. 467 Moore, John M. 170, 171, 479 Moore, Lawrence Y. 350, 467 Moore, Leslie R. 431 Moore, Lynn S. 158, 159, 479 Moore, Marbert G., Jr. 276, 479 Moore, Maurice E. 168, 169, 479 Moore, Oran H. 318, 431 Moore Richard 31, 196, 456 Moore, Ronald K. 118, 119, 479 Moore, Thad R. 98, 99 Moore, William D. 140, 141, 479 Moore, William R. 148, 149, 218, 340 Moore, William S., II 31, 126, 127, 479 Moorer, Milton H. 431 Moores, John J. 190, 191, 199, 479 Moorhead, Johnnie R. 104, 105 Mooring, Elmer E., Jr. 278, 431 Mora, Federico S. 267, 431 Morales, Martin C. 290, 401 Morales, Rogerio 431 Moran, Felix F. 176, 177, 479 508 CAMPUS CLEANERS Near College Laundry Sub Station—New Dorm Area VI 6-6115 WEHRMAN ' S CAFE Steaks — Chicken Specialty Home Cooked Food Austin Highway 21 West in Bryan 1009 West 25th Street FERRERI ' S TRIANGLE RESTAURANT BANKS OF BRAZOS COUNTY CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Member Banks: First National Bank, Bryan 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Commerce, San Antonio CA 3-0047 509 Moran, Michael M. 479 Moreland, Henry C, Jr. 291, 310, 431 Morelos, Zaragoza R. 336, 361, 456 Moreman, David E. 134, 135 Morgan, Charles E. 170, 171, 479 Morgan, Charles S. 180, 181, 479 Morgan, David L. 317 Morgan, Emmett K. 102, 103, 283, 456 Morgan, James E., Jr. 98, 99, 431, 456 Morgan, James M. 89, 94, 192 Morgan, Jerry D. 291, 431 Morgan, Robert P. 176, 177, 271, 341, 456 Morgan, Ronald W. 104, 105, 479 Morgan, Tilford H. 180, 181, 479 Morgan, William E. 467 Moritz, Burt E. 203 Morris, Allen L. 108, 109, 479 Morris, Ben L. 120, 121, 431 Morris, Douglas R. 479 Morris, Earl L. 271 Morris, Larry D. 170, 171, 479 Morris, Jack W.; Jr. 456 .Morris, Robert L. 110, 111, 479 Morrison, David G. 124, 125, 323, 456 Morrison, Gregory S. 184, 185 Morrow, Gerald L. 290 Morrow, James R. 170, 171, 322, 479 Morrow, John M., Ill 365, 431 Morrow, Nicholas M. 124, 125 Mortimer, William B. 138, 139 Morton, Curtis R. 98, 99, 456 Morton, John R. 190, 191 Mosby, Robert D. 186, 187, 479 Moseley, James L. 456 Moses, James T. 98, 99, 479 Mosesman, Barry 84, 110, 111, 479 Moss, Gary G. 338, 431 Moss, Ronald G. 325 Mosty, Robert L., Jr. 122, 123, 479 Mosty, Scott, N. 106, 107 Motheral, Sterling F. 140, 141, 343, 431 Mottley, James R. 108, 109, 479 Mowlan, Thomas J. 431 Moyer, Ronald L. 122, 123 Muegge, Frank A. 343, 467 Muehe, Lawrence W., Jr. 248 Muehlenbeck, Richard H. 182, 183 Muhl, Julius I. 160, 161, 479 Muirhead, Robert H. 205 Mull, Ronald L. 31, 290, 431 Muller, Frank M. 124,125,282, 467 Mullican, Billy M. 98, 99, 264, 355, 456 Mumford, W. M., II 138,139, 333 Mundt, Henry G., II 173, 178, 179, 322, 456 Munford, Arthur G. 82, 160, 161, 456 Munro, Charles R. 353 Munson, John H., Jr. 456 Munson, Lewis W. 329 Munson, Milam A. 102, 103, 329, 479 Murphy, Ronnie G. 178, 179 467 Murphree, Donald E. 140, 141, 467 Murphy, Ellis P. 153, 170, 171, 431 Murphy, James L. 190, 191 Murrah, Thomas F. 148, 149, 172, 479 Murray, Bernard J. 346, 480 Murray, Donald J. 281, 432 Murray, James C. 110, 111, 359 Murray, James M. 184, 185 Murray, Robert C. 184, 185, 467 Murry, James R. 136, 137, 480 Musachia, Vincent S. 164, 165, 432 Musick, William D. 158, 159, 333 Musselman, David E., Jr. 432 Musser, Tommy W. 334, 480 Muston, Kurt A. 102, 103 Muzny, Lawrence S. 178, 179, 480 Myers, Alan W. Myers, David L. Myers, Earle R. 345, 467 295 142, 143 182, 183, 238, Myers, James E. 102, 103 Myers, John W. 480 Myers, Melvin A. 467 Myers, Norman E. 190, 191, 200, 467 Myers, Randolph P. 178, 79, 432 Myers, William F. 178, 179 Myrick, James A. 138, 139, 432 N Nabors, Michael 186, 187, 304, 480 Nagy, William F. 110, 111, Nachod, Jay E. 160, 161, 467 Nagid, Paul A. 84, 110, 111, 277, 480 480 Naill, Walter E. 201, 456 Naiser, Donald D. 202, 283, 367, 456 Nalley, Robert M. 122,123, 467 Nance, James P. 156, 157, 456 Nance, Ruby R. 100, 101 Naron, Duane V. 180, 181, 480 Nartker, Richard J. 158, 159, 467 Nash, Carleton E. 306, 432 Nash, James C., II 104, 105 Nash, James F., Jr. 366, 456 Nash, Weldon W. 1,10, 256 Nast, Roy L. 104, 105, 480 Nave, Ernie G. 106, 107 Neal, Ray E. 148, 149, 480 Neal, Robert M., Jr. 190, 191 Neale, Robert K. 116, 117, 352, 456 Neel, Jerry D. 116, 117, 359 Neeley, Jimmy E. 276, 357, 480 Neely, James E. 118, 119, 480 Neely, Joe P. 182, 183, 480 Neely, Leonard C., Jr. 432 Neff, Joe K. 401 Nelson, Arthur F. 432 Nelson, Bardin H., Jr. 188, 189, 456 Nelson, Dennis E. 138, 139 Nelson, Freddie A. 148, 149 Nelson, George L. 100, 101, 456 Nelson, James E. 150, 151, 278 Nelson, John E. 184, 185, 480 Nelson, Robert D. 186, 187, 329, 432 Nelson, Roy D. 146, 147 Nelson, Thomas K. 238, 432 Nemec, Stanley J. 306 Nethery, Jimmy C. 456 Netz, Roy L. 155, 166, 167, 342, 456 Neugebauer, William E. 120, 121 Neuman, James A. 432 Neumann, Curtis E. 178, 179, 357, 456 Neumann, Donald B. 196, 342 Neumann, Terry L. 342 Neveu, Charles G. 144, 145 New, Benny L. 480 New, Noah, E., Jr. 432 Newcomer, Everett S. 160, 161, 324, 480 Newman, Cyrus J., Jr. 278 Newman, Louis M. 150, 151, 480 Newman, Philip M. 118, 119, 480 Newsome, Joel A., Ill 184, 185 Newton, Dennis E., Ill 106, 107, 328, 456 Newton, Reginald D. 128, 129, 283, 480 Ng, Randall W. 467 Nicely, Clyde E. 307, 456 Nicholas, Donald H. 268, 343, 433 Nicholas, Robert W. 343, 467, 480 Nichols, Charles L. 89, 270, 405, 433 Nichols, Jay B. 162., 163, 260, 365, 456 r Nichols, Jerry D. 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Joseph W. 345 Parks, Samuel J. 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Henry 480 Phelps, Farrell D. 168, 169, 480 Phelps, Russell W. 136, 137, 353, 467 Phillips, Alfred M. 457 Phillips, Benny J. 110, 111, 467 Phillips, James D. 213 Phillips, Larry A. 467 Phillips, Philip D. 104, 105, 480 Phillips, Preston V. 97,110, 111, 357, 434 Phillips, Thsmas H. 330, 467 Phillips, William M. 100, 101, 467 Philp, Charles M. 480 Philpot, Gerald W. 172, 182, 183, 353 Picard, James D. 122, 123, 343 Piccolo, James 188, 189, 467 Pickard, Lindley R. 186, 187, 435 Pickard, Lowery B. 98, 99, 467 Pickering, Grover Q. 126, 127 480 Pickett, Daniel E. 170, 171, 435 Peavy, Jerry W. 188, 189, 313, 467 Pechanec, William C. 180, 181, 362, 480 Peck, Carl S. 106, 107, 330, 480 Peck, Thomas R. 180, 181, 345,.480 Pedigo, John R. 144, 145 Pedigo, Stephen K. 100, 101, 334, 467 Peeples, Joe G. 262, 290, 401 Peeples, Minor, III 124, 125, 457 Peeters, Joseph J. 116, 117, 480 Pelt, Phillip E. 480 Pena, Gustavo J., Jr. 342, 457 Pena, Luis N. 204, 434 Pena, Oscar E. 138, 139, 286, 342, 480 Pena, Pilar 268, 336, 457 Penaloza, Daniel A. 178, 179, 457 Pendery, David A. 146, 147, 353 Pendery, Harry H. 136, 139, 353 Pickett, Guy V., Jr. 116,117 Pickett,.Russell C. 480 Pickles, Robert J. 480 Pierce, Don R. 110, 111, 480 Piersall, John G. 160, 161, 467 Pierson, David E. 155, 168, 169, 247, 268, 348 Pierson, Gary L. 170, 171, 467 Piesieski, Stanley W. 168,169, 480 Pifer, Bobby E. 186, 187 Pigott, James M. Pike, Jimmy L., Jr. 480 435 100, 101, Piper, Lloyd L., II 168, 169, 343, 467 Piper, Ronald L. 102, 103, 247, 480 Pipes, Charles R. 118, 480 Pitman, Mikel J. 148, 149, 217, 220, 221 Pizzitola, John A. 148, 149, 480 Pizzitola, Michael J. 217, 219 Place, Bradley E. 168, 169, 480 Plagens, Walter H. 457 510 Plummer, MiHy C. 162, 163, 467 Plunkett, Larry K. 126, 127, 172, 467 Plyler, Richard V. 168, 169 Poe, Robert C. 158, 159, 480 Poehl, Rudell 300 Poindexter, Wi iam R. 166, 167 Poland, Louis W 148, 149 Polonsky, James . , 188, 189 Polito, Joseph G., Jr. 106, 107, 480 Polk, Leroy J., Jr. 457 Pollard, Gilbert, Jr. 182, 183, 190, 191 Pollard, John N. 326, 435 Pollock, James E. 138, 139, 286, 480 Polonis, James J. 104, 105, 480 Pool, Kay D. 435 Poole, Jimmy M. 435 Pope, Glen E. 142, 143 Pope, Jim C. Pope, Travis G. 457 Porter, Donald L. 457 Porter, Ronald R. 480 Porter, Wayne W. 401 Posey, George W. 435 Post, Donald E. 126, 127, 480 Post, Edward T. 110,111,338, 457 Post, Lynn J. . 467 Post, Raymond G., Jr. 346 Poston, Donald T. 316, 435 Poteete, Donald R. 168, 169, 480 Pofenza, Tommy G. 180, 181, 480 Potter, Clarence H., Jr. 92, 266, 365, 435 Potter, Douglas J. 457 Potter, Fred R., Jr. 106, 107, Potts? James S. 188, 189, 294, 435 Potts, William R. 186, 187, 480 Pound, Herbert E. 172, 188, 189, 467 Powell, Charles T. 155, 168, 169, 247, 457 Powell, David C. 480 Powell, George W. 435 Powell, James W. 188, 189, 480 Powell, Lonnie L., Ill 170, 171, 276, 480 Powell, Lonnie L. 170, 171, 276, 480 Powell, Richard A. 188, 189, 481 Powell, Robert T. 108, 109, 457 Powell, Woodrow L. 120, 121, 457 Powers, Benny L. 313 Powers, Charles K. 166, 167, 267, 435 Powers, Luther R. 182, 183, 229, 278, 306, 457 Powers, Tom S. 136, 137, 481 Powers, Wallace J. 108, 109, 467 Poznecki, Andrew W., Jr. 160, 161, 172 Praisnar, Adam, Jr. 122, 123, 313, 457 Price, Alvin L. 481 Price, Alvin L. 481 Prater, John S. 160, 161,457 Prather, William H. 457 481 Prattes, Alexander A. 120, 121, Preas, Edgar C. 148, 149, 481 Prejean, John C. 481 Prendergast, John G. 126, 127, 481 Prentiss, Thomas W. 148, 149, 236 Prescher, Walter A., Jr. 104, 105, 457 Prescott, Clinton E. 120, 121, 481 Presley, Edward G. 188, 189, 296 Prestidge, Claude B. 286 Prestidge, James C, Jr. 138, 139, 481 Prevost, Rudy J. 327 Prewitt, John I. 186, 187, 283, 350, 481 Prewitt, Raymond A. 186, 187, 283, 350, 481 Price, Earl A. 146, 147, 276, 481 Price, Alvin L. 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Philip W. 110,111, 281, 481 Resner, Michael E. 150, 151, 481 Restivo, James A. 436 Restrepo, Alvaro 361, 458 Reue, Glenn H. 468 Reuscher, Jon A. 264 Reverley, Michael B. 118, 119 Reyna, Carlos F. 138, 139, 468 Reyna, Pedro 458 Reynolds, David C. 170, 171, 481 Reynolds, David L. 458 Reynolds, George W., Jr. 168, 169 Reynolds, James W. 138, 139, 353, 481 Reynolds, Joel R. 122, 123, 458 Reynolds, John W. 351, 481 Reynolds, Martin G. Reynolds, Michael S. Reynolds, Richard E. Rhea, Dwayne W. 305, 436 Rhinehart, Max H. Rhoades, Ned L. Rhodes, Donald C. Rhodes, Donald G. 481 Rhodes, Harold T. Rhodes, Larry R. Rice, Ben B. 436 Rice, Paul L. 98, 99 Rice, Robert R. 132, 134, 135, 322, 458 Rice, Robert R. 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Ushijima, James C. 108, 109, Voss, Ralph G. 443 484 Voss, Richard T. 326 Vrzalik, John H. 443 Waddill, Stephen W. 134, 135, 484 Wade, Anthony A. 160, 16T, 484 Wade, Douglas B. 102, 103, 302, 323, 468 Wade, Tommy H. 170, 171, 247, 460 Waggoner, Jack N., Jr. 102, 103, 484 Waggoner, Raymond C. 302 Wagner, David A. 116, 117, 484 Wagner, Richard A. 484 Wagner, Thomas P. 128, 129, 460 Wahlberg, Robert E. 170, 171, 276, 312 Wainwright, Howard T. 184, 185 Wait, John L., Ill 134, 135 Walker, David L. 444 Walker, Edward L. 224, 444 Walker, Joseph C. 158, 159, 172, 484 Walker, Michael N. 144, 145, 445 Walker, Stanley L. 120, 121, 345, 468 Walker, Warren H. 291, 445 Wall, Louis J. 266 Walla, Marshall C. 156, 157, 468 Wallace, Charles E. 128, 129, 172, 468 Wallace, Donald J., Ill 445 Wallace, John W. 202, 484 Wallace, Marshall, Jr. 327 Wallace, Paul G., Jr. 176, 177, 468 Wallace, Thomas W. 264 Wallace, Wilmer R. 176, 177, 468 Wallin, Steven P. 484 Wallis, Frederick L. 205, 284 Walls, Charles N. 445 Walters, Charles E. 136, 137, 484 Walton, James V. 445 Walton, Ned E. 128, 129 Wanstrath, John J. 148, 149 Wantzloben, Kenneth L. 140, 141, 484 Ward, Barry D. 460 Ward, Eddie J. 174, 445 Ward, John K., Jr. 144, 145, 468 Ward, Keith B., Jr. 146, 147, 367, 468 Ward, Lee P. 156, 157, 484 Ward, Michael L. 136, 137 Ward, Thomas R. 164, 165 Ward, William R. 148, 149, 324, 484 Ware, Orville H. 124, 125, 484 Warnick, Philip W. 176, 177, 247 Warren, Alexander J., Ill 333 Warren, Charles W. 304 Warren, Don E. 126, 127, 347 Warren, Donald R. 184, 185, 468 Warren, James G. 146, 147 Warren, John R. 116, 117 Warren, Johnny L. 178, 179 Warren, Kirby J. 134, 135, 484 Warren, Laurence A. 205, 347, 460 Warrick, Clifton E. 460, 468 Waters, David L. 122, 123, 484 Watkins, James G. 136, 137, 484 Watkins, Roy M. 460 Watson, Boyd K., Ill 182, 183, 348 Watson, Carl L. 266, 445 Watson, Frank D. 164, 165, 172, 484 Watson, James D. 148, 149, 484 Watson, Jerry W. 281 Watson, John M. 98, 99 Watson, Joseph M., Jr. 182, 183, 460 Watson, Paul, III 124, 125, 484 Watson, Randolph L. 460 Watson, Richard C. 164, 165, 484 Watson, Royce E. 144, 145, 468 Watts, Augustus A., Jr. 106, 107, 278, 460 Watts, David E. 108, 109, 484 Watts, Foster L., Jr. 98, 99, 468 Watts, James S. 102, 103 Watts, Kaighin G. 148, 149, 445 Watts, Nathaniel W., Jr. 445 Watts, William R. 104, 105, 468 Weatherby, Hurshel R. 102, 103, 468 Weathers, Stanley J. 140, 141, 323, 484 Weaver, Lytle A., Jr. 98, 99, 349, 445 Weaver, Windol C. 83, 158, 159, 445 Webb, Bryan L. 104, 105, 484 Webb, George D. 140,141, 351 Webb, Glenn S. 178, 179 Webb, John B. 126, 127 Webb, Lewis H. 445 Webb, Morris S. 266, 445 Webb, Ronald E. 180, 181 Webber, Robert W. 208, 445 Weber, Dale R. 445 Weber, Edward R. 445 Weber, John D. 150, 151, 484 Weber, Walter T. 248 Webster, Albert F., Ill 146, 147, 484 Weddle, Calderon R. 361, 484 Wedemeyer, Charles E. 85, 97, 445 Wehner, Arthur L. 468 Wehner, Byrom T. 205, 278,460 513 Weir, Victor, A. 182, 183, 484 Weiser, Harold E. 307 Weiser, Ronald L. 460 Weison, Lester O., Jr. 264, 445 Weisz, Robert A. 484 Welborn, Bruce L. 313 Welch, Carl E. 301 Welch, Larry G. 180, 181, 468 Weldon, William C. 168, 169, 484 Wellborn, Joseph H. 148, 149 Wells, Richard A. 118, 119, 484 Wells, Robert B., Jr. 100, 101, 484 Wendt, Joseph P. 468 Wensel, Nolan R. 264, 445 Wert, Harold E. 116, 117, 326, 460 Werth, Edward S. 110, 111, 468 Wesley, Ronald J. 484 West, Donald E. 148, 149, 205 West, Kenneth W. 460 West, North O. 146, 147, 343, 445 West, Oliver I. 172, 484 West, Robert L. 297 Westmoreland, Gary K. 238, 484 Westmoreland, John S. 166, 167, 484 Westmoreland, Norman G. 148, 149 Wetherbee, Charles F. 138, 139, 286, 323, 484 Whaley, David L. 84, 116, 117, 353, 484 Whatley, Richard E. 190, 191 Whatley, Walter F. 291, 293, 445 Wheat, Larry D. 160, 161, .276 Wheeler, Albert N. 124, 125, 354, 445 Wheeler, Kenneth W. 271,348, 460 Wheeler, Robert J. 184, 185, 484 Wheelock, Richard J., Jr. 284 Whetsel, Joseph E. 146, 147, 468 Whitaker, Delbert A. 116,117 Whitaker, Eddie 445 Whitaker, George E. 350 Whitaker, Joseph D. 188, 189, 460 Whitaker, Thomas R. 120, 121 White, Byron 140, 141 White, Carey L. 160, 161, 172, 468 White, David A. 172, 180, 181, 484 White, Don R. 276, 484 White, Douglas T. 184, 185, 484 White, Gailord M. 460 White, George K. 460 White, Hugh T. 180,181,468 White, James 8. 136, 137, 172, 460, 484 White, Jerry L. 313, 460 White, John D. 445 White, Phillip G. 118,119, 446 White, Robert T., Jr. 461 White, William R. 446 White, William S. 307 Whitehall, Don E. 271, 310, 446 Whitehurst, Newbern H. 178, 179, 276, 484 Whiteker, Jerry N. 468 128, 129, Williams, Stephen J. 180, 181, 468 Wolfe, Benjamin E. 246, 331, 468 128, 129, Wynn, George C. 468 136, 137, Whitlock, Clifford 446 Williams, Thomas G. 275 Wolff, Marshall W. 108, 109 Wynn, Maxey R. 461 Whitlock, Larry L. Whitson, John T. 484 271, 446 102, 103, Williams, Travis 120,121,484 Williams, Wilburn C., Ill 98, 99, 461 Wolny, Ronald J. Wolpman, Kraege K. 281, 446 302 98, 99, Wynne, Jack W. 170, 171, 363 Whitson, Robert H. 484 110, 111, Williamson, Troy B. 134, 135, 484 Walters, Richard A. 325 190, 191, Y Whittenberg, Paul R. 205, 368, 461 Whittington, John R., Jr. 178, 179, 283, 446 Whittington, Richard F. 120, 121 Wiedenfeld, Kenneth W. 102, 103 Wiederaenders, George A. 153, 192, 398, 446 Wiederhold, Robert W. 122, 123, 461 Wier, Michael I. 253, 461 Wiese, Billie G. 446 Wiesepape, Charles W. 446 Wiesepape, Cordell F. 446 Wiesepape, Larry M. 366 Wieser, Mark 8. 100, 101, 319 Wiggins, Hal R. 140, 141 Wigington, Sam 102, 103 Wilbeck, August C. 367, 461 Wilbeck, Gary L. 102, 103, 367, 468 Wilcox, Don H. 108, 109, 276 Wiley, Edward O. 351 Wiley, Malcolm K. 118, 119 Wiley, Marvin L., Jr. 446 Wiley, Wilbur W. 300 Wilke, Otto C. 108,109, 366 Wilkerson, James E. 156, 157, 364 Wilkes, Don E. 306 Wilkes, Steven L. 461 Wilks, Phillip G. 182,183, 365 Willcox, Gerald P . 156, 157, 239, 461 Willcox, Mitchell G. 120, 121, 484 Wille, Kenneth B. 160, 161, 484 Willenborg, James C. 214, 218 Williams, Albert P. 468 180, 181, Williams, Cary D. 484 160, 161, Williams, Donald L. 468 146, 147, Williams, Edward S., 446 III 238, Williams, Frank A. 484 136, 137, Williams, Frederick F. 146, 147, 468 Williams, James G. 484 122, 123, Williams, John L. 461 Williams, Joseph L. 162, 163 Williams, Kenneth D. 484 110, 111. Williams, Mansil A. 461 Williams, Marcus D., Jr. 446 Williams, Robert B. 468 176, 177, Williams, Robert C. 334 182, 183, Williams, Robert G. 484 180, 181, Williams, Robert H. 484 144, 145, Williams, Robert S. 468 178, 179, Williams, Ronald L. 100, 101, 461 Willingham, Leon A. 279 Willis, Cecil, Jr. 166, 167 Willis, Donald E. 271,297, 301, 446 Willis, G. W. K. 176, 177, 264, 323 Willis, Robert E. 118,119 Willman, Richard B. 205, 446 Willmann, Larry D. 100, 101, 484 Wilmann, Robert L. 176, 177 Wills, Horst W. 155,164,165, 367, 446 Wills, Norman A. 156, 157, 367, 484 Wilson, Billy P. 180, 181 Wilson, Boyd T., Jr. 122,123, 484 Wilson, Harvey G. 124, 125, 484 Wilson, Jack A. 353, 468 Wilson, Jack G. 446 Wilson, Jack M. Wilson, James C. 353, 446 Wilson, Joe P. 446 Wilson, Marshall P., Jr. 461 Wilson, Robert W. 176, 177, 468 138, 139, 175, 186, 187, 180, 181, 484 134, 135, Wilson, Roy D. 345, 461 Wilson, Thomas W. 138, 139 Wilson, William B. 120, 121 Wilson, William B., Jr. 116, 117, 46 T Wilson, Winston L. 104, 105, 485 Wimbish, Gary H. 206, 355 Wimbish, Robert W. 253, 282, 355, 461, 468 Wimp, James C. 162, 163 Windham, Jerry P. 224 Windham, Terrell D. 164, 165, 358, 461 Windsor, Cecil O., Jr. 297, 485 Winfrey, James E. 208, 468 Wingate, Ruben D. 186, 187, 485 Winkel, Fred M. 110, 111, 277, 368, 485 Winkelmann, Norman W. 366 Winkelmann, Roger C. 366, 461 Winn, Ronald D. 297, 485 Winnette, Walter M. 180, 181, 468 Winningham, John D. 314, 398, 446 Winship, Thomas E. 180, 181 Winslow, Michael 176, 177, 485 Winters, David W. 461 Wisdom, Billy C. 134, 135, 354, 485 Wisdom, Raymond C, Jr. 468 Wise, Richard M. 190, 191, 485 Wisenbaker, Allan E. 290 Wiss, Jerald L. 461 Woehst, Kirby A. 178, 179, 328 Wolcott, Gary M. 164, 165 Wolf, Robert H. 290, 461 Wolf, William M. 188, 189, 468 Womack, Glenn L. 206, 461 Womack, Jimmy L. 116, 117, 485 Womack, John E. 102, 103, 329, 485 Wong, Taylor 446 Wood, Alan G., II 320, 366 Wood, Cecil R., Jr. 148, 149, 485 Wood, Gail W. 166, 167, 468 Wood, Gale T. 358, 447 Wood, Gerald G. 264, 447 Wood, James M. 118,119,353 Wood, Jon R. 447 Wood, Larry D. 461 Wood, Michael B. 140, 141 Wood, Perry D. 156, 157 Wood, Stephen H. 461 Woodall, Russell P. 134, 135, 461 Woodard, Gerald B. 224 Woodard. Raymond G. 136, 137, 485 Woods, David R. 104, 105, 351, 485 Woods, Jarrett E., Jr. 162, 163 Woods, Warren R. 205, 305 Woodson, Jerry P. 160, 161, 330, 485 Woodward, Daniel Y. 116, 117 Woodward, Woody W. 468 Wooldridge, James T. 140, 141 Woolley, Bobby J. 142, 143, 447 Wootan, Charley V. 298 Workman, Wayne C. 184, 185 Works, Madden T. 168, 169, 239, 485 Wormser, Marc R. 277, 461 Worsham, Lushene M. 363, 485 Wortham, Murray L. 178, 179, 468 Wray, William D. 178, 179, 301, 304, 447 Wright, David E. 128, 129, Yaklin, John G. 108, 109, 283 Yandell, Jack H. 461 Yarbrough, Melvin N. 178, 179, 468 Yaskovic, Robert A. 136, 137, 468 Yates, Randall L. 178, 179, 447 Yeates, Robert D. 313 Young, Andrew H. 180, 181, 485 Young, Bill J. 447 Young, Charles R. 144, 145, 485 Young, Craig B. 140, 141, 485 Young, David W. 180, 181, 332, 468 Young, Don P. 110, 111, 351, 468 Young, Ethridge A. 128, 129, 146, 147, 485 Young, Floyd R., Ill 156, 157, 282 Young, Gerald P. 184, 185, 468 Young, John T. 162, 163, 172, 485 Young, Louis L. 136, 137, 353, 461 Young, Melvin C. 255, 398 Young, Michael A. 155, 168, 169, 363, 447 Young, Michael A. 461 Young, Richard A. 138, 139, 286, 363, 485 Young, Robert L. 485 Youngblood, Jimmie R. 314, 447 Yowell, Maurice A., Jr. 188, 189 Yzaguirre, George A. 205, 447 z 246, 468 Wright, George G. 313 Wright, George P. 190, 191, 485 Wright, Granville C. 468 Wright, James E. 447, 468 Wright, John R. 259 Wright, Larry R. 447 Wright, Michael 104, 105, 468 Wright, Robert A., Ill 140, 141, 355, 485 Wright, Robert L. 100, 101 Wright, Terrance M. 166, 167 485 vvuenscne, nuay m 304, 359, 468 Wueste, James A. 352, 447 Wunderlick, Charle 127, 485 Wurster, Albert C. Wurzbach, Clark R. 347, 461 Wylie, Edward D. Wylie, Stanley R. 264, 461 Zaeske, Louis W. 82, 184, 185, 308, 461 Zajicek, Robert A. 461 Zamzow, Kenneth A. 104, 105, 208, 468 Zappe, Ronald J. 116, 117, 362 Zatopek, Edward J. 82, 168, 169, 283, 461 Zbranek, Willie, Jr. 447 Zeis, Paul M. 286, 485 Zemanek, Victor J. 182, 183, 485 468 Zerbe, Manfred R. 333, 461 140, 141, Ziegler, Kenneth B. 186, 187, 468 184, 185, Zimmerman, Winton B. 178, 179, 343, 448, 461 166, 167, Zimmermann, Harry L. 146, 147, 343 118, 119, Zolton, Marty A. P. 106, 107, 485 J. 126, Zotz, Joseph E. 124, 125, 468 Zuehlke, Alvin C. 369 290 Zuehlke, Raymond C. 102, 103 206, 265, 485 Zumwall, John H. 447 160, 161 Zurborg, Joseph A. 290, 292 170, 171, Zweifel, Albert R. 485 514
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