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

Text from Pages 1 - 532 of the 1965 volume:

p ' Tlirough ' ' Unity, 4 ?- Strength AGGIELAND 1965 uwJ.Ut University College Station, Zorns i “Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Texas, That there be hereby established within this State an institution of learning, under the name and style of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas ... ACT ESTABLISHING THE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE OF TEXAS, 1871 1 876 . . . The founding of the oldest state-owned institution of higher learning in Texas. Texas A M University — bounded by men who held one thing in com¬ mon — a self-respecting, rugged individualism; these were men who dreamed of educating their sons, rich and poor alike, I© build a great state upon the land which they had pioneered. 5 r,kw CCPFS - 1.15 One of great purposes for which Texas A M was designed was to serve as the strength and shield of civil liberties. In every war since the University was founded, Texas A M men hove formed a valuable reserve of trained citizen- soldiers, ready and able to contribute their skills, and in many cases their lives, in defense of the way of living which they hold dear. 6 “The men of Texas A M can stand up to any men in the world and compare favorably their education and training for :eet� ership — leadership in the pursuits of peace, and if it comes to war, leadership in battle.” The Corps has provided a foundation for intelligent citizenship, strong leadership training, and the development of a keen sense of responsibility. 7 to • S v. 1 W ' r :; i uti FimM f .f ¥ Js .■ ■ %-V? V � , % • • ? ; ' , Jb ' V. , ' :: .f b - -A : 8 who P s 3 er o ' ,a NB5 i «|pigi | SK® !Wa?«p«iSS •wl‘ arm WHO GAvr THFm fe AM C S0:, ' Of P VC BO UV,flr ’ AH, o THrR , The school moved on, and so did its men. The spirit and love for the school grew; Tex¬ as A M graduates showed their profi¬ ciency for all to see, and a bond of to¬ getherness grew be¬ tween men who had shared tragedy and triumph, between men of widely different backgrounds who had com¬ mon goals and ideals. That bond of to¬ getherness ran hand-in-hand with their pride, pride in a sense of accomplish¬ ment. : ■ PfI: ■ TE X AS AGO IE S ' SOUTHWESTERN CHAMPIONS Bmim 4Q(Q FOOTBALL BASKETBALL iq.20 P ' J ........ .4 ' .tiP WM. I iNTERNATlOHAb-STflGI JUOGlNG CHAMPION! And with the growth of this school and its men would grow tra- ditions, so sacred and solemn as to be re¬ membered until each man was old and fee¬ ble — the traditions of Muster, the Aggie Bon¬ fire, and Silver Taps sgffei ML fe£- jB s ag ai ft r ' Sr t T.......I JliiK ;.%o;ti ' ' : .M-g; ' i MR 1 ' V ........ ' � j® issoti® rrrrnirnTrrri i ’ ' ■ N4 ■ «fajt ■■ ■ ' •,,, Texas A M University will remain one of the great icsnd-arcfrit ' h ’Site universities, with the steadfast purpose of tearing down the cold, forbidding walls that have shut ordinary people off from higher education for centuries, of effecting 12 a spectacular level¬ ing of class barriers, and of working to¬ ward the develop¬ ment of a greater United States by putting technical knowledge into the hands of great masses of men and women. 14 In time, these halls will become classic, and the strong men of Texas, the men who will control the destinies of the state and direct her government and her material development; men from the farm, the shop, the counter, the bench, the senate and the forum, who have been prepared for life’s great struggle here, will, after we have been gathered to our fathers, meet in these halls and with grateful hearts amid the scenes and struggles of their youth, in pcuetry and song, and in silvery eloquence, chant the praises of their Alma Mater . . . —Governor Richard Coke October 4, 1876 the nineteen hundred and sixty five OF THE TEXAS A M UNIVERSITY PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE MEN OF TEXAS A M PAST AND PRESENT 17 mM Editor ’$ JVote The men who founded Texas A AA dreamed of a university where students, regardless of their position and birth, could obtain superior instruction. Yet we wonder sometimes as to whether they envisioned the comradeship and the spirit for which this school would become so well known. Undoubtedly, the boys who have come here through the decades and have left as men can attest to that added benefit which they got here—the spirit which unites all Aggies with one another and their school long after their yearbooks have faded and their rings have worn smooth. This then is the purpose of this book: To give a brief pictorial of what you did this year as an Aggie, of learning, living, becoming better men and a part of the Texas A AA tradition. Wallace W. AAigura Editor, 1965 Aggieland mr ..jii ;S 5 f Ff m LlOfi- I s Contents ADMINISTRATION ______________________________________ 22 ACTIVITIES _______________________________________________ ' 38 VANITY FAIR _____________________________________________ 70 SPORTS _________________________________________________________ 86 THE CORPS______________________________________________ 130 CIVILIANS__________________________________________________ 250 ORGANIZATIONS _______________________________________ 266 CLASSES __________________________________________________ 388 ADVERTISING AND INDEX ______________________ 496 Elmer H. Beutnagel Roberto Payan AAd. T. Islam This memorial service is a most inspirational moment to the men of Aggieland. Students stream from the dormitories with not a word spoken. The campus is darkened. Absolute quiet reigns over the lawn of the Academic Building as the students congregate to pay last respects to a comrade. Marching feet breach the silence. The Ross Volunteer Firing Squad moves into position facing the statue of Lawrence Sullivan Ross. When the hands of the clock move to a half hour past ten, the silence is again broken as the first volley of the twenty-one gun salute is fired. The sounds of clicking heels fill the air as all come to a rigid attention. Then from the Academic Building comes the beautiful and reverent notes of the Silver Taps bugles. As suddenly as it began, the service is over. The students return to their rooms with the sounds of the bugles still ringing in their ears, a remembrance of the one who has passed on. 20 Jh MeMoriam The 1965 AGGIELAND and the Texas A AA student body sadly note the loss of a great Aggie and a good friend, Robert O. Murray Jr. Mr. Murray worked his way through A M as a student janitor. When he returned to the campus as a staff member, he never forgot how big student problems can seem or how lonely a student in trouble can feel. After graduation in 1943, Mr. Murray was commissioned in the Infantry and decorated seven times for gallantry. A burst of machine gun fire cut short his military career and dashed his plans to become a rancher. Mr. Murray returned to College Station in 1946 and spent the rest of his life in service to Aggies. For two decades, Mr. Murray worked selflessly as a student counselor. He was a patient, under¬ standing listener; a sage advisor; a stern but fair disciplinarian; and an example of abundant faith and energy. Father of the Student Senate and the Civilian Student Council, he earned every award given for service to A M students, including the Former Students ' Award for Distinguished Student Relations. Perhaps the citation accompanying this award best sums up his years of service: . . no man has contributed more to Texas A M or its students . . . 21 Hoard of ' Directors, AkM University System SEATED, left to right: H. C. Heldenfels, Corpus Christ!; John W. Newton, Beaumont; Dr. A. P. Beutel, Lake Jackson; Clyde Thompson, Diboll. STANDING, left to right: Clyde H. Wells, Granbury; S. B. Whittenburg, Amarillo; Sterling C. Evans, Houston; Gardiner Symonds, Houston; L. F. Peterson, Ft. Worth. Appointed by the Governor of Texas, the Board of Directors is responsible for management of the Texas A AA University System. The citizenry of Texas is represented by board members coming from all parts of the state and all walks of life. All major policies of the system, such as the recent name change, the building program, the admis¬ sion of students ' wives to classes, the obtainment of the new Cyclotron Institute, and the new optional Corps of Cadets ' program, are initiated by the Board, at regular meetings. The successes of the A AA System in the past, present, and future can be traced to the efforts of the A AA University Board of Directors. 22 System Smu fives The 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 University System, and administers the various col¬ leges, agencies, and services of the System through an executive officer in charge of each. Dr. AA. T. Harrington rose to the posi¬ tion of chancellor from the A AA College presidency, which he first held in 1950. He has been a part of A AA for forty-seven years, earning his B.S. and AA.S. degrees here, and teaching in the Chemistry Depart¬ ment until 1941, when he went to Iowa State for his Ph.D. Since then, he has served A AA and other units of the System. This year the Board of Directors ap¬ proved Chancellor Harrington ' s request to be assigned to the position of Coordinator of Programs in the Texas A AA University System Office of International Programs, ef¬ fective Sept. 1, 1965. DR. AA. T. HARRINGTON Chancellor of the A AA University System AAR. ROBERT G. CHERRY AAR. CLYDE FREEAAAN DR. JOHN C. CALHOUN Assistant to the Chancellor Vice Chancellor for Fiscal Affairs Vice Chancellor for Programs 23 President Sari Rudder In July, 1959, a former student was elevated to the president of Texas A AA University. He had served as vice president. Earl Rudder pledged at his inauguration as presi¬ dent to come to-grips with problems facing the University. He has kept this promise with reward¬ ing results for his alma mater, the state and the nation. Enrollment is on the increase with the Spring semester attracting a 17-year high in students. All campus facilities continue to be improved as expansion brings new buildings. Buildings and equipment at A AA are valued in excess of $70 mil¬ lion. Within the next three years, $25 million will be spent for additional facilities to meet the rising demands. A member of the Class of 1932, President Rudder is familiar with Aggie history, spirit and tradition. He achieved acclaim as a soldier and statesman before returning to the campus as vice president in 1958. The future of Texas A AA University rests largely with the leadership of President Rudder who be¬ comes President of the A AA System also this year. The surge toward academic excellence finds President Rudder in the forefront. PRESIDENT EARL RUDDER 24 President Rudder and Colonel D. L. Baker greet General Colglazier. Zhe Executive Committee DR. WILLIAM J. GRAFF Dean of Instruction DR. WAYNE C. HALL DR. A. A. PRICE Dean of Graduate Studies Dean of Veterinary Medicine The objectives of the University are maintained by the Executive Committee as set forth by the by-laws. Under the direction of President Rudder in weekly meetings, the committee decides how best to strive for academic excellence, and keep the University headed toward its primary objective, as stated by Statute: The leading objective of this college shall be, without excluding other scientific and classroom studies, and in¬ cluding military tactics, to teach such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and mechanical arts, in such a manner as the legislature may prescribe, in order to promote the liberal and practical education of the indust rial classes in the several pursuits and professions of life. H. L. HEATON Director of Admissions and Registrar JAMES P. HANNIGAN Dean of Students FRED BENSON Dean of Engineering DR. R. E. PAHERSON Dean of Agriculture CAPT. BENNETT M. DODSON Director, Texas Maritime Academy DR. FRANK HUBERT Dean of Arts and Sciences r H. D. BEARDEN Director, Texas Engineering Extension Service DR. G. M. WATKINS Dean of Agricultural Instruction 25 26 College of Agriculture The Texas A AA University is the land-grant institution of Texas and as such is charged with responsibility of research and education in all areas of agriculture. Responsibilities of the College of Agriculture thus are broad and extensive in scope. Agriculture extends from the farm to the source of farm supplies, to the rural com¬ munity, through industrial centers where raw materials are processed into finished products and on to the con¬ sumer. New developments in the whole field of agriculture reflect the rapid progress being made through re¬ search and education. The faculty of the College of Agriculture represents a high degree of excellence and breadth of training. Not only do these men possess fine minds thoroughly educated in the agricultural sciences but they have dis¬ tinguished themselves in education as well as scientific research. More than 140 of the faculty in the College of Agriculture working together with students have given Texas, the nation and the world many new ideas which have had far-reaching effects on the agriculture industry, and thus have made a vital contribution to mankind. More than 1,400 young men and women are enrolled in the College of Agriculture preparing themselves for careers in the basic industry of agriculture. This great industry offers a bright future and healthy challenge for those who receive their training at Texas A M. 27 The nucleus of academic learning. The old Music Hall is torn down to make way for progress and excellence. Another new computer of Texas A M. Two of our noted Physicists at work. College of Mis Sciences A model of the new, proposed Library at Texas A M. Within the College of Arts and Sciences at Texas A AA, degrees can be had in twenty-four different curricula. These curricula can be grouped into broad categories of Liberal Arts, Business Administration, Education and Psy¬ chology, and the Sciences. Each one of these offers the student a liberal education as well as specialization in his chosen field. The number of students pursuing higher education in this school is increasing every year. As a result the various departments are growing stronger year by year. The College of Arts and Sciences has a two-fold purpose: it serves as a partner of the other degree-granting colleges by directing the liberal and scientific education of technical students. It also offers complete courses of study for students specializing in an area of arts or science. 29 College of Engineering Both broad and specialized programs in the engineering sciences are offered through several curricula of the College 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 mater¬ ials related thereto, but in addition, they include subjects from the social and humanistic sciences. Thus, not only will A M engineering graduates 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, must complete satisfactorily a minimum of four years of comprehensive study in mathematics and sciences. In addition to theory, practice work and problem courses are provided in order to better acquaint the stu dent with application of his work. Texas A AA does not turn out men trained solely in mechanical manipulative skills. With the exception of indus¬ trial education, all curricula are planned to provide preparation for research, design, operation, management, test¬ ing, 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 petroleum engineering. Also in¬ cluded are geology, geophysics, industrial education and industrial engineering. Those which involve five-year cur¬ ricula are architecture and petroleum engineering, also various combined degrees. Within all its areas, the Texas A M College of Engineering will continue to lead in the new era of technology that is our nation ' s destiny. The School of Architecture. 31 Veterinary students in the small animal clinic at the Veterinary hospital. 32 College of Veterinary Medicine Providing complete training in all phases of animal pathology, care, and surgery is the College of Veterin¬ ary Medicine at Texas A M University. From a successful four-year curriculum, a bachelor ' s degree can be obtained in Animal Science. A more detailed five-year program leads to the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Problems in theory are extensively supplemented with practical applications. Consequently, the A M Vet¬ erinary graduate is well qualified to deal with the problems of disease and disease prevention in domestic farm animals, poultry, pet animals, zoo animals, and wildlife of all classifications. Graduates are also qual¬ ified to prevent the transmission of diseases between men and lower animals. Instruction and training are also given in meat and milk hygiene. Texas A M ' s Veterinary Medicine College is fully accredited and draws students from many of the nearby states which have no veterinary facilities. The Texas A M Maritime Academy at Galveston, Texas. J Koutine Inspection Aboard Ship! Cadets in the wheelhouse. Cadets await liberty inspection. 34 Zems Maritime Academy The Texas Maritime Academy offers an opportunity for the high school graduate and college freshman to qualify as an officer in the United States Merchant Marine, to earn a commission as Ensign in the United States Naval Reserve, and to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in marine engineering or marine transportatibn. The Texas Maritime Academy program begins with the freshman year on the A M campus at College Station. The remaining three of the four-year course are spent on the neyyly developed Texas Maritime Academy campus in Galveston. To supplement classroom instruction the Texas Maritime Academy student spends three summers aboard the academy training ship, Texas Clipper, in training cruises to ports of call in various parts of the world. The Texas Maritime Academy is the only one of six maritime colleges in the United States dedicated to serving the maritime industry on the Gulf Coast. This industry, as a center of our foreign trade and travel, is a vital and dynamic part of Texas and the nation ' s economy, as well as an essential element of the United States defense program. In the two fields of instruction available, the Marine Transportation course is designed to familiarize cadets with ship operation and management and places particular emphasis on the economic and business aspects of the mari¬ time industry and foregn trade. The Marine Engineering course, which is closely related to mechanical engineering, emphasized the design, operation, and maintenance of conventional and nuclear fueled marine power plants. The student also receives instruction in the Arts and Sciences to qualify for his Bachelor ' s degree. |gS|ig 4. _ _________ :-, ' X :7 . The pride of the Texas A M Maritime Academy--TEXAS CLIPPER 35 Graduate students at desk of 7094 computer. Graduates of any of the principal fields of engineering or of the basic sciences find it very helpful to use the analogue computer to solve problems which arise in their field of study. College of (graduate Studies Upon completion of the normal curricula or after some business experience, many students decide to con¬ tinue their education in their chosen field. These students are placed in the graduate school under the Dean of Graduate Studies where the professors have had adequate training and experience and are well qualified to administer further theory. A graduate may receive an advanced degree in most curricula upon completion of the advanced courses and other requirements. Texas A AA University has a growing graduate college with excellent professors in every field of study. Due to this growth in graduate studies, the University has received many grants and fellowships from industry to aid in student and faculty research. Cost of research projects at Texas A AA University runs in excess of $10 million, much of which is spent on projects in which graduate students participate. Facilities for research at A AA are outstanding. There are 150 laboratories at the main plant in College Station and in field sites across the state. Some of the research facilities cannot be duplicated in any university in the Southwest. The Nuclear Reactor at College Station. Graduate students in English study many phases of literature. 37 Aggie Bonfire—Symbol of that burning desire to beat TU, and of the undying flame of love that every Aggie carries in his heart for his school. Activities An account of the school year 1964-1965, with all its fun, trials, quiz¬ zes, social events, and events not so social. Zhe beginning of School year 1964-65 a TF 85 ' Practical work with aircraft was part of our training. Webb Air Force Base—Our place in the sun. . ' IK • ' ' fnr ' lr . r :-mm. vm v.-;... .v v •.. A 2 i. . ■ • f S i.,; ' ' • ||k - r j During the six weeks stay, we participated in such activities as field maneuvers, range firing, technical classes, and K.P. Here, James Barron draws a bead on an Aggressor. Summer Camp For many of us, our Senior year at Texas A AA began with that delightful ex¬ perience of Summer Camp, where we spent wonderful (?) weeks at either Fort Sill, Okla¬ homa, or at Webb A.F. Base, Texas. Needless to say, we were greatly en¬ thusiastic about a soldier ' s life. It was another part of our training to become an officer. Guarding our area was one of the less-likable jobs which had to be done. Cadets Nalley, Steffens, and Owen are stopped after one of their nightly excursions in nearby Lawton, Oklahoma. Our Aggie Bonfire training paid off in various ways. And our hardworking cadet returns after a night of recon and patrol. Flyboys, take notice: His boots are still spit-shined. 40 Wim yell Practices ... An extracurricular activity that played a large part of our student life was twice-weekly yell prac¬ tice. On Friday night before a home football game, the Student Body has a midnight yell practice in Kyle Field. Everyone falls in behind the band as they march to Kyle Field. We remember yell practice as a way to re¬ lieve the pressures and tensions of a demanding physical and mental routine. Midnight yell practice—a time to don our zaniest ol ' army regalia and whip up that fightin ' Texas Aggie spirit. This is Mike Wier and his sack of sugar. Our five yell-leaders: Ted Hopgood; Jim Benson; Frank Cox, Head yell-leader; Joe Bush; Rodney Dockery. ' m Well, I don ' t know, but I don ' t think just the three of us can hold them back much longer. The impromptu yell-practices held in front of Henderson Hall were even better, ac¬ cording to some people. And that Fightin ' Texas Aggie Band leads the crowd past Milner Hall. Even the Co-Eds . . . And the One of the best-loved traditions of Tex¬ as A AA is its bonfire, the symbol of a burn¬ ing desire to beat TU, and of the undying flame of love that every Aggie carries in his heart for his school. The week before the Thanksgiving Day game, all classes go to the cutting area to build the world ' s largest bonfire. The bonfire this year was one of the largest ever, exceeded only by the bonfire of the Class of ' 65. Everyone went to get logs . . . But the BATTALION staff brought in the first log. 42 The centerpole, all 100 feet of it, is lowered into position. Aggie Bonfire ... ... a bonfire is characterized By huge logs stacked on end, double stacked, To a height of seventy-odd feet. . . Not refuse from every alley. It is towering above those small humans who built it And those who gape in wonder at its massive structure. And it is flames leaping two hundred feet into the air When it is touched off. And the spirit which burns in the heart of every man who Helped to build it. . . ALBERT NAUCK At the Bonfire—Pinkie Downs lets us know, that after 58 years, he ' s st got that Fightin ' Texas Aggie Spirit! A view of the Bonfire up . . . And down . . . And some adjusting . . . The World ' s Largest Bonfire blazes away! 43 With football John Brotherton grabs a pass and eludes a would-be tackier as Texas A M stuns a Cotton Bowl crowd of 32,000 by drubbing SMU, 23-0. Doug Sharp and Don Vogel guard Reveille at a football game. Eddie McKaughan passes against Texas defense; Tied 7-7 at the half, the Aggies played strong defensi’ football until outscored in the annual Turkey Day Classic, 26-7. 44 The finalists for Aggie Sweetheart arrived on cam¬ pus Friday before the Baylor game. After the football game Saturday, the finalists were guests at a formal dinner-dance. Sunday included church in the All Faiths Chapel, breakfast, a caucus of the Selection Committee, and the selection of Miss Jo¬ hanna Leister as Aggie Sweetheart for 1964-65. She was presented to Texas A M student body as their sweetheart at the SMU football game. Garry Tisdale presents Johanna with an Aggie Pin: she is then pinned to 8000 Aggies. Frank Muller was chosen as Mr. Congeniality by the finalists The Selection Committee says good-bye to the finalists; hmm, I won¬ der how you get to ' be on the Selection Committee? 45 Zhe year Progressed With the Aggie Zalent Show The Aggie Talent Show is sponsored annual y by the Memorial Student Center Talent Committee. The first place winner usually represents Tex¬ as A M in the Intercollegiate Talent Show held here in the spring. The Coachmen, a folk song quartet composed of Glyn Barrows, Pat McKinnis, Steve Schiamo and Fred Barr, took first place honors and $25 at the Aggie Talent Show. And the Aggie Players ... Aggies interested in drama have a chance to display their talents by being members of the Aggie Players. They usually stage well known plays by famous playwrights. Bernest Evans singing Summertime and Come All You Fair and Tender Maidens placed second and won $15. The Fallout Theater was an innovation this year; it- was built and designed to enable stu- Evelyn (Judith Steward) shows Don Juan (Bud Franks) and his faithful servant Catalion (Jim White) some reverse cleavage dents to write and direct their own plays, of the modern style during Don Juan ' s sojourn on earth after three hundred years in Hell. Her husband (Kipp Blair) and the English novelist Anthony Lissenden (David Woodcock) witness the spectacle in this scene from the Aggie Players first pro¬ duction of the year. The Death of Satan, by Ronald Duncan. 46 With Moving... ... to the new air-conditioned dorms which were just completed. But I ' ve got three quizzes tomorrow! Ranger was excited over the prospect of be¬ ing able to sleep in a new, air-conditioned dorm. Work still went on after moving in to complete the furnishing of the dorms and their lounges. Governor ' s Inauguration: Mr. and Mrs. John Connally, with their guard, the Ross Volunteers. Md the Koss Volunteers The Ross Volunteers are the oldest student organiza¬ tion in Texas. Many afternoons of practice are spent on pre¬ cision drill movement. Besides being the Honor Guard of King Rex in the Mardi Gras parade, they go to other out-of-town functions as the Fiesta Flambeau in San Antonio and the Gov¬ ernor ' s Inauguration. Mardi Gras—with Canal Street, Pat O ' Brien ' s, the Gunga Den, and Toney ' s. 47 im iinti d ii . • mmam mm SCONA X Chairman Garry Tisdale and Vice-chairman Craig Buck welcome delegates to Scona, a Easterwood Airport. Enrique Tessada, Chairman of Welcoming Committee, min¬ gles with international stu¬ dents. Dr. Howard Cutler, Round-Table Co-Chairman, and Mrs. Earl Rudder, wife of the Presi¬ dent of Texas A M University, discuss SCONA X with two delegates. 48 Topic for SCONA X: Challenges to the Americas; Pan Amer¬ ican Trends: Promise or Threat? The tenth Student Conference On National Affairs began December 9 as approximately 200 students from 75 United States and foreign universities arrived on campus. The subject was presented in four keynote speeches, a panel discussion, and in six round-table discussions. Economic devel¬ opment, Latin America today, Pan American cooperation, and the socio-political revolution was emphasized. The week ' s events included a review of the Corps of Cadets, a Texas-style barbecue, a Singing Cadets concert, and a buffet supper. R. Richard Rubottom, Jr., Vice President for University Life, SMU; Dr. Richard Wainerdi; Bernest Evans; and Garry Tisdale, Chairman SCONA X, greet delegates. Oh, I say, you Texans do like your food hot, don ' t you? Round Table ' E ' discusses and evaluates our policy toward Latin America. 49 Space Tiesta Tom Tyree, chairman of the program committee of Space Fiesta ‘65, shows Michelle Arnold, left, and Judy FrainiHiini tlhe finer points of an Apollo Spacecraft model! in the Wieimodiall Student Center. Pinkie has his own thoughts about the Space Fiesta. Well, now, back in ol ' army Sponsored by the Great Issues Committee, together with NASA in Houston, the Space Fiesta brings guest speakers and scientific achievements to Texas A AA. Astronaut Clifton Williams, Jr. discussed An As¬ tronaut ' s Report on Manned Space Flight. Other speak¬ ers on the aerospace team were Lt. Col. Robert Olney, Major Jean Pitner, and Captain Dan Hoskins. The YLR-99 rocket engine, power plant for the X-15 aerospacecraft, is shown on display. David Baker examines display depicting the 10th USAF Aerospace Anniversary. Ken Brock looks over Gemini display. This was the same capsule in which Astronauts White and McDivitt orbited the earth 66 times in 4 days early in June. 50 Great Jssues... The Great Issues-Speakers and World Around Us series presented a wide variety of subjects for students. Great Issues is a Memorial Student Center sponsored activity. Newsweek ' s Soviet Affairs expert and a former Red Army Colonel who defected to the West lectured on The Great Schism Between Russia and China. And Other Zkings ... The building of the President ' s home progressed steadily through the year. The home will replace the old President ' s home which was destroyed by fire in the Spring of 1963. Students report to the University Hospital for penicillin injections and sulfa drugs because of meningitis scare. Say, I wonder where that co-ed is that was in the line? 51 featuring Zowh Mall Town Hall Staff ' s main objective is to provide to Texas A8x.t A University and the Bryan-College Station Area, en¬ tert ainment which is not only popular, but also educational. A wide variety of shows is selected each year by stu¬ dents on Town Hall Staff. THE FOUR PREPS FRED AND FRANK ASSUNTO THE DUKES OF DIXIELAND BALLET FOLKLORICO OF MEXICO 52 AL HIRT LOUIS NVE A Kit of (food Aggie Kull Glenn Dromgoole and Ranger check out press releases. ■75 r ' 7:il Preparation for South Viet Nam. Wait ' til the Viet Cong get a look at these young fighters. Architect ' s Ball—you don ' t need any other explana¬ tion. At Rice they let their founder sit down. Poor old Sully ' s been standing for 50 years. Spurs! Pretty soon they ' ll make us ride stick horses. Ed. Weiss believes in wide-spread advertising. The Kilgore Rangerettes open the show with a sharp HOWDY, AGGIES! Intercollegiate Each year, Texas A AA sponsors the Intercol¬ legiate Talent Show, which is held during the Spring Military weekend, in conjunction with the Combat Ball and Military Ball, Twelve acts were scheduled for ITS. They represented colleges and universities throughout the southwest. The Four Coachmen represented Texas A M. The show was opened and closed by the Kil¬ gore Rangerettes from Kilgore Junior College. I I m rk 4 i M % 4 rU, -T Linda Lepard, of Eastern New Mexico State University, started as an old-fashioned girl and ended up . . . . . . like this, a real swinger. I Zalent Show The Loyola Stompers, a combo and comedy team, of Loyola University. The Folk Four, a novelty singing group, from Eastern New Mexico State University. Jeanette Theriot, also from Loyola, a light classical singer. Manuel Melendez, a vocalist, from Eastern New Mexico State University. Millie Carr, a pop singer from East New Mexico State. ◄ The Just III, a folk-singing trio from Louisiana State University. The Riverside Singers from Ar¬ kansas State Teachers College. Cadet jClfe The Corps passing in review, with the Aggie Band in the center of the review field, providing the marching music. Company E-2, with Butch Triesch in command, comes to ' Eyes, Right ' by the reviewing stand. 3rd Battalion Staff, with Bobby Warren commanding, steps off on Congress Avenue in Austin on Turkey Day. But I won ' t have to do this when I go Regular Army! Combat mil Spring Military Weekend brings with it two of the social highlights of the year, the Combat and Military Balls. The Combat Ball, the most informal and enjoyable dance of the year is sponsored by the Combat Arms of the Corps of Cadets. Sbisa Hall was decorated to carry out the South Pacific theme. The Cadets wore their fatigues; the girls wore ... well, it was interesting. Miss Sharon Huff, pretty Sam Houston co-ed, was named Combat Cutie at the Combat Ball. find the Military Mall The Military Ball brings the event-filled week-end to a close. Buddy Brock ' s Orchestra provided the music for the evening. Randy Smith takes that ' pause that refreshes ' . Wonder what happened to Pat? 57 Civilian Student Weekend Mrs. Trudy Bullock, brown-eyed, brunette beauty from Houston, was chosen Civilian Sweetheart from 10 finalists. Buddy Brock and his 16-piece orchestra provided music for the Civilian Ball at Sbisa Hall. Theme of this year ' s ball was Moonlight and Roses. Highlighting the activities of the ball was the selection and announcement of the Civilian Sweetheart. The Four Coachmen, who won the Aggie Talent Show and played in the Intercollegiate Talent Show, per¬ formed during the barbecue. (Whoops! Something happened to the fourth Coachman.) Spring football Stallings holds first press conference . . . sports writers from all over the state attended. GENE STALLINGS, new head coach. Dr. Chris Groneman, Athletic Council chair¬ man, Gene Stallings, and the late Homer Norton, Coach of the 1939 National Cham¬ pions, discuss present-day football. Over 16,000 fans got a taste of things to come in Aggie football at the Spring Football game, May 1. The first string offensive and defen¬ sive Maroons defeated the second-team Whites 40-0. In spite of the lop¬ sided score, the emphasis seemed to be on defense. The Maroons held the hapless Whites to minus 48 yards rushing and a plus 97 yards in the air. The story of the game was the drive, dedication, and fight exhibited by Stalling ' s football team that intends to Make Something Happen next fall. k v , 4. ' iH i Is ' Sophomore quarterback Harry Ledbetter (14) starts to pass to Jim Stabler (45) as Ronnie Lindsey (35) takes out would-be tackier. Phil Scoggin, Aggie punting specialist, can become one of the nation ' s top punters next fall. Last season he averaged 39.8 yards per kick and had a school high average of 47.8 in the SAAK game. Jim Stabler, looking for a hole, comes around end. 59 Controversy ■ A ® ip i II 41 H fTATI COLLif A X 2 T H £ X X.K$ U l vk; • .sVr V. Sign displays anti-A M feeling at Arlington . . . A M name removed from Texas A M University System. Students express disapproval during pre-Christ¬ mas arbitration. Arlington State College Becomes Part of Z.U. The controversy over Arlington State College, larg¬ est school in the system with 11,500 students, erupted when the system board met on the Arlington campus and announced that a graduate school, with degrees to be granted under the title Texas A M University had been approved. Overwhelming opposition sprang from students, faculty and ex-students. State Rep. George Richardson announced he would sponsor a bill in the Legislature divorcing Arlington State from the A M system. On Monday, February 22, Senator Don Kennard of Tarrant County pushed through an amendment removing ASC from Sen. Bill Moore ' s A M System reorganization bill, which would have given Texas A M stronger control over its branches. Governor John Connally ' s plan for higher education calls for ASC to fall under the jurisdiction of the Univer¬ sity of Texas, and Kennard and ASC backers aligned themselves with the Governor ' s proposal. On April 5, Sen. Kennard obtained Senate approval of House amendments to his bill divorcing ASC from the Texas A M University system. The Senate voted 24-4 to concur with House re¬ visions and transfer Arlington State to the University of Texas system, despite a strong protest by Senator Moore. DO YOU WANT TO BE AN AGGIE ?? IF NOT - WRITE YOUR LEGISLATOR !!! Committee discusses reorganization bill . . . Moore, left, Kennard, right, argue merits. 60 Board President Sterling Evans, President Earl Rudder, and Ed Cooper watch Senate committee approve all-male substitute bill of Sen. Andy Rodgers. Senator Andy Rodgers speaks out regarding his bill restricting co-education. Co-Sducat ' m The return to an all-male A AA is the goal of Senator Andy Rodgers, of Childress. Under his bill the University would amend existing civil statutes and allow only males to attend during the regular school year. His bill to prohibit complete co-education passed its first hurdle March 17 as the Senate Committee on Military and Veteran Affairs approved the measure on a voice vote, despite strong opposition. Senator Rodgers carried his fight for restriction of further co-education to the House of Representatives after tabling the limited coed bill in the Senate. Rodgers explained that he withdrew his bill because there was more important legislation yet to be considered by the Legislature. Rodgers said that he would bring the coed issue up again in the future. Rep. David Haynes claiming that passage of Sen. Rodgers bill would hamper efforts to secure better faculty members. Jim Seabolt reads a state¬ ment at Committee ' s pro¬ test. TIEWrfNlSTKATlQN ' ■ J HS INSTITUTION; POMAlCmbflLl ROUTKM CLUBS M Mf OTHER CON mvERS AL ISSUE m ATTECTS THE NTT ION W STATE. CRTHE Mu. V Student Politics A newly-formed non-partisan Committee for Political Rights on Campus began activity with a protest in front of the Academic Building. Temporary chairman for the group, Jim Seabolt, said the protest was definitely not sponsored by political organizations. He said that all the group wanted was their constitutional rights. 61 Cotton Pageant King Cotton James Fuchs, of Rowena, Plant Science major who was crowned by Dr. Luther Jones, and Queen Cotton Lani Ann Blacker. Queen Cotton was selected from approximately 140 beauties from Texas colleges and Texas A AA organizations. The Agronomy Society held its 31st King Cotton page¬ ant and Cotton Ball. Miss Lani Ann Blacker of Wichita Falls was crowned Cotton Queen. Miss Blacker was the Texas Women ' s University Women ' s Recreation Association entry. 62 Parent’s Day Every year on the second Sunday in May, Aggies honor their parents with a Mother ' s Day Review and open house of their dormitories. Before the review, each outfit has a flower pinning ceremony where the unit C.O. ' s mother pins a flower on each cadet. The Aggie Mother of the year is recognized and awards are presented at the review. This year ' s Aggie Mother of the Year is Mrs. William T. Ward, of Austin. Jim Allen presents Mrs. William T. Ward, 1964-65 Aggie Mother of the Year, with a bouquet of red roses. Mrs. Ward ' s three sons—Tommy, Bill, and Sanny—look on. Co. A-2—Rudy Herman ' s mother pins flowers on the company Major Charles Zipp presents Bobby Warren with an award. Poet Dance Corps Juniors don their boots Senior Boots—the symbol of an Aggie. 63 Ousting the 70 -Jt. Mamet By 1963, when Randy Matson enrolled at Texas A M University, he had reached the height of 6 feet 6 V 2 inches, weighed 212 pounds and could put the shot 58 feet. But Aggie Trainer Emil Mamaliga told him, You can ' t fire a 16-inch shell from a PT-boat—you need a battleship. So Matson tried to gain weight (he takes an extra 1,300 calories a day in booster pills) and en¬ tered into a demanding weightlifting routine. As Randy ' s weight went up, so did the length of his heaves. In 20 months he gained 46 pounds, added three inches to his unexpanded chest (from 45 to 4814) and three inches to his thighs (now 26 inches). Last year, trying to build up for the Olympics, Mat- son gained weight too fast and his trainer blames this for his second-place finish in Tokyo. But his muscles have now matured to accomodate his weight. He is so strong he can flip the shot with his fingers instead of pushing it with his palm with a bull-like lunge, as most shot- putters do. Randy can carry another 10 or 20 pounds, and if this astonishing statistical progress continues, he should add another foot to his record with each 10 pounds. His present record is 70 feet 7 inches. Aggie Muster A SACRED TRADITION 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 a t Texas 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 mus¬ tered 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 religiously mustered on San Jacinto Day in every corner of the world and under every circumstance—even in the middle of battle. Elmer H. Beutnagel ' 65 Md. T. Islam Graduate Student Roberto Payan ' 67 Capt. Heriberto A. Garcia ' 54 Lt. Ronald D. Stewart ' 59 Capt. Byron C. Stone ' 60 Ross Volunteer Firing Squad firing volleys for their departed comrades. A crowd of 5,000 attended Muster in front of the Sys¬ tems Administration Building. 65 Senior banquet The Senior Banquet was held in Duncan Hall. Dr. AA. T. Harrington delivered the after- dinner speech, and Ed Kainer read the Senior Class history, after which the dinner party went to Sbisa Hall for the Senior Ring Dance. It ' s like this! You put the spoon into the cup, and if it dissolves, you know it ' s Duncan Hall coffee. Mike Barton serves tea and secretly knows that there are better ways to spend a Sat¬ urday night than waiting on tables in Dun¬ can Mess Hall. 66 and the Senior King Danee The big event for Seniors besides graduation is the Senior Ring Dance. During the dance everyone goes through the Ring Cere¬ mony. The Senior and his date step beneath the large mockup of the Aggie Ring and the girl turns the Aggie ' s ring around. Also during the dance the Vanity Fair Finalists are presented. The six Vanity Fair winners are announced from the twelve finalists and presented with a bouquet of red roses. Vanity Fair for 1964-1965. Ed Sullivan, the band leader, swings out at the Ring Dance. - ' % In the traditional ceremony at the Senior Ring Dance, Suzanne turns the ring around so that the crest faces away from Leonard. This symbolizes that he is ready to step out of college and face the world. f fr ' : % This was the female vocalist that Ed Sullivan brought for the dance from Houston. Yfeah! I don ' t know; I think it ' s mushrooms. 67 nd the year With Graduation . Graduating Seniors line up outside G. Rolle White Coliseum. We came in with the rain of Hurricane Carla; we were leaving in the rain on Graduation Day. President Rudder, Dean Hannigan, and Mr. P e diplomas to the graduates. rr yrnan present W. W. Lynch, ' 22, addresses the graduating class. He urged them to know this nation ' s strength and history. If we are to attain the goals of success we simply must know the source of our strength. Commissioning . ♦ Air Force Maj. Gen. Robert M. Stillman of Wichita Falls spoke to the newly commissioned officers, members of the Cadet Corps, and guests attending the commissioning. ◄ Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Florence pin the gold bars of a Second Lieutenant on their son Ronald. Army cadets salute Gen. Stillman and receive their commissions. 68 Comes to an Snd Tmal Review... . . . and Bill Ward takes Saber C around the second time as the Senior Class of ' 65 takes their salute from the Class of ' 66. Jack Holt, Mike Rasbury, and Co. A-2 prepare for the second time around after singing Auld Lang Syne to the departing Seniors. David Wayne Mobley ' 85 Mike Higgins, Damon Hol- ditch. Bill Gibbons, Paul Riley, and men of Co. E-l exchange last farewells. ... Md a Cook at Zkings to Come! Scott Marable ' 78 Vanity Mr The six Vanity Fair finalists, with the six runners-up; the Sweethearts and Queens of the 1964-65 year; and our own Aggie Sweetheart. . . . ALWAYS FAR AWAY, YET NEAR AT HEART. 71 Perhaps the greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a student of Texas Womans University, our sister school, is to be named Aggie Sweetheart. This year the honor went to Johanna Leister a sophomore speech and drama major. Johanna is a 5 ' 2 , blue eyed, honey blond. Johanna was chosen from twelve finalists who visited the campus early in October. These finalists were selected from eligible girls attending Texas Women ' s University by a committee consisting of the presidents of the Sopho¬ more, Junior, and Senior classes. The twelve finalists were presented to the student body on the weekend of our first ■ home football game. A selection committee observed, voted, and finally selected Johanna. We think that they made the right choice. 72 Johanna was presented with an Aggie Senior Pin when she was selected Sweetheart. She is thus pinned to over five thousand boys. She was presented to her pinmates at halftime during the S.AA.U. football game in Dallas. Neil Keltner, Commander of the Corps, handed her the roses, and Frank Muller, Student Body President, kissed her. Johanna attended many social functions on our campus and was our representative to the activities on other Southwest Conference school campuses. On campus, she is a lovely and charming hostess to the many sweetheart contestants and is ever present at sports events, reviews, plays, dinners and other special occasions. 73 Vanity fair, 1965 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 Finalists are in the spotlight at the Press Club Banquet. All persons attend¬ ing 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 pose for pictures for the Aggieland on Saturday afternoon. The main event for the girls occurs during the Ring Dance. It is tra¬ ditional that the Vanity Fair Finalists are announced at the dance. As the six winners ' names are told, each one is presented with a bouquet of red roses and a kiss by the Aggieland editor. These then are the Vanity Fair Finalists of 1965. Carole jCtfHHe Ashcraft Carole graduated from Lamar High School in 1963, and she is presently em¬ ployed as a secretary at a bakery in Houston. Carole is a soloist for the Lamar Chorolettes and a member of the Houston Grand Opera Ass ' n. Carole has been the 1964-65 Air Force Sweetheart and a Princess in the Cotton Pageant at Texas A M this year. This black haired, brown-eyed beauty is definitely a worthy selection for Vanity Fair 1965. Martha flo Wright Martha is from Texarkana, Texas and is a student at Arkansas University. In her spare time, she likes to read and explore caves. Prior to her junior and senior years, Martha attended Texarkana College, where she was a cheerleader, freshman and sophomore favorite and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. At the University she was a Razorback cheerleader, Pershing Rifle Seventh Regiment Sweetheart, and a National Honorary Sponsor for Pershing Rifles 1964-65. Martha ' s charm and per¬ sonality were factors in gaining her a spot in Vanity Fair 1 965. Kebecca Mu ' Dunn Becky makes her home in Highlands, Texas. She is a Senior at Sam Houston State, majoring in English. In addition to being selected for Vanity Fair, Becky was also chosen as a Combat Cutie Finalist. She likes reading, writing, tennis, and water skiing. Becky ' s even temperament and cooperativeness made working with her a pleasure. Her good looks and charming smile won the judges and a place in Vanity Fair 1965. Maureen J anklvell Maureen is originally from London, England, and she came to the United States when she was nine years old. She attended Ursaline Academy on a scholar¬ ship and now works as a receptionist at savings and loan in Dallas. Her hobbies are sewing, swimming, tennis, and water skiing. Maureen was also a Duchess in the 1965 Cotton Pageant. Her personality and good looks make her a welcome addition to the Vanity Fair 1965. ffudy ijanett Judy is a senior in Ballinger High School, Ballinger, Texas. She was editor of the Ballinger yearbook and chosen Senior Class Favorite. She teaches swimming during the summer as a hobby, and enjoys reading during her spare time. Judy was one of our Combat Cutie Finalists this year, and she was also chosen as a finalist in the Miss Merry Xmas contest sponsored by the Ballinger Chamber of Commerce. Judy ' s poise and good looks made a hit with the judges, and she gained her spot with room to spare. Shir lee Ca Von Johnson Shirlee is a part-time student majoring in pre-law at Texas A AA and is also employed as a secretary by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. Shirlee attended Tyler Junior College and was a member of the Apache Belles and To-Kalon Sorority. In 1963 she was the Hale County Farm Bureau Queen, and in 1964 she was the Brazos County Beauty Salon Queen. Shirlee enjoys being a twirling instructor, water skiing, and reading. She is a definite asset to the Vanity Fair 1 965. Vanity Jair ' Diane Koenig Diane is an honor student at Lamar High School in Houston. In her spare time she enjoys playing tennis, swimming, typing, and attempting to surf. Diane ' s brother is an Aggie, and she says her hobby is getting to know Aggies and spending as much time at A M as possible, although she does not plan to attend. flaniee Key no ids Janice is an Elementary Education major at Sam Houston State. She is a native of Houston and enjoys swimming, riding horses, and playing pool. In addition to being selected for Vanity Fair, Janice was in the Miss Miramaid Contest in Houston. Ham Ann Carleton Jane is originally from Yankeeland, but moved to Texas three years ago. She attended Paris Junior College where she was sec¬ retary for the Choral Group and Freshman Class. Jane is presently working in Dallas and she spends her spare time planning a late summer wedding with an Aggie. -umcrs lip Carolyn Kent Carolyn is 19 years old and is a native of College Station. She enjoys golf, bowling, swimming, sewing, and playing the piano. Carolyn is presently employed by a College Station firm, and her future plans are to attend Nursing School. Ann Jriend Ann is a Senior at Baylor University majoring in Marketing. She is President of Alpha Lambda Sorority, and her hobbies in¬ clude playing the piano and singing. Ann appeared this last summer at Six Flags Over Texas where she sang in the Crazy Horse Saloon. In addition to Vanity Fair, Ann was a runner-up to Miss Waco in 1964. fleralynn Winn Jeralynn is from El Paso, Texas, and attends Texas Western College where she is a Senior. In college she is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, and the college fashion board. She was also a Maid of Cotton Representative. Jeralynn ' s hobbies are swimming, reading, and tennis. Queens Mrs JjLM Wanda Johnson Wanda, Mrs. Texas A M 1965, is the wife of Arthur J. Johnson, a Senior majoring in Finance from Orlando, Florida. She was chosen from a field of 22 finalists at the Mrs. A M Dance at the Memorial Student Center. Cotton Queen Cant Ann Blacker Lani, a native of Wichita Falls, was crowned the 31st Cotton Pageant Queen. She won the title over 145 other entries and reigned with King Cotton James Fuchs. Lani was the Texas Woman ' s University Wom¬ en ' s Recreation Association entry. 84 Sweethearts MARSHA McLAURIN-FISH SWEETHEART CAROLE LYNNE ASHCRAFT-AIRFORCE SWEETHEART CAROL MIKOLAS—JUNIOR SWEETHEART JUDY FRANZE-BAND SWEETHEART 85 RANDY MATSON World Record Shot Put—70 ft. 7 in. Collegiate Record Discus—201 ft. 5 in. Aggie Sports We have won some; we ' ve been outscored some; but weVe never given up. Our spirit is one that is yet to be equaled. Whether it be in football or in golf, we have put forth our utmost effort, and we have won our share of trophies. Section Edited by TOM HARRELL 87 Zke tAggie ydlCeaders It has been said that one of the most important parts of any A AA athletic event is the Fightin ' Texas Aggie Spirit. The five Yell Leaders have the important job of instilling that Spirit into each new student, a task that is not often easy. They have to be able to guide the 12th Man in helping the Aggie team to victory. The Yell Leaders for 1964-65 were: Head Yell Leader Frank Cox, New Boston; Ted Hop- good, Billings, Montana; Jim Benson, Nacog¬ doches; Joe Bush, Temple; and Rodney Dock¬ ery, Kirbyville. Through the years, we may forget the names of these five Aggies but we can never forget their faces and the spirit that they shared with us. Leading a Yell Practice in front of Henderson Hall. 88 Zhe Tight in ’ Zems Aggies Coaching Staff Zhe Old STANDING, L to R: Leonard Brown, Neil Schmidt, Jack O ' Brien, Elmer Smith, Joe Walborg, Craig Randall, Dick Johnson. KNEELING: Head Coach Hank Foldberg. 89 Zke flew STANDING, L to R: Jack Pardee, Dee Powell, Don Watson, Bud Moore, Lloyd Taylor, Jack Hurlbut, Ralph Smith. KNEELING, L to R: Elmer Smith, Head Coach Gene Stallings. Gene Stallings, an All Southwest Conference end at Texas A AA under Paul (Bear) Bryant, has been given the task of guiding Aggie football teams back into the national spotlight. Stallings, assistant head coach at Alabama for Bryant, joined A AA as head football coach during the Christmas holidays of 1964 and began map¬ ping plans for the future. His work paid off as the Aggies signed more “Blue Chips high school stars than any Southwest Conference school. Spring football practice recalled days of old for staunch but win-hungry Aggie fans. Drills were held behind locked gates as Stallings and his staff sought a winning combination for 1965. Results thrilled fans who saw the Maroons smash the Whites 40-0 in the final scrimmage. Other former Aggie greats are among the members of Stallings ' staff, with Elmer Smith being the lone holdover from Hank Foldberg ' s staff. Stallings named Smith assistant head coach. Foldberg assumed full time duties as athletic director in the new alignment. 90 Dr. Chris Groneman (left), Chairman of the Athletic Council, and Hank Foldberg (right) welcome Gene Stallings as head football coach. JCSU —9 AtfS — 6 For the second year in a row, a sellout crowd of 68,000 fans saw the Aggies and the LSU Tigers renew old rivalries. LSD ' s only touchdown came with 23 seconds remaining in the first period. Tiger tackle Tom Fussell deflected a punt off Phil Scoggin ' s foot and pounced on the loose ball in the end zone for a quick 6 points. The Tigers notched their other 3 points with a 34 yard field goal with 1:41 left in the half. The second half was a different game with Ol ' Army putting on one of the greatest comeback exhibitions seen in recent years. After fighting off several Tiger threats, the Aggies started clicking with a drive of their own in the final period. It ended with Big Jim Stabler going over from 2 yards out. Time was then the culprit, running off and leaving the cadets behind. SHERMAN DeBUSK Guard MIKE DEVINE Halfback U of H — 10 , cAQS — o A hungry pack of Houston Cougars drew an early touchdown and with a strong defense held a stunned Aggie team in the second half for a 10-0 win in Houston at Jeppeson Stadium. While suffering its second defeat in as many games, the Aggies, contained by a rugged Houston defense, unveiled a type of football called three downs and punt. They reached midfield only once during the first half while Houston drove deep into AAaroonland three times, scoring once and missing a field goal on another attempt. Houston ' s first score came as a result of an intercepted Dan AAcllhany pass. Six plays later Cougar quarterback Jack Skog hit end Horst Paul for six. In the second half, A AA did the same as they did in the first, three downs and punt. Then Houston took over and moved close enough for Jim Dyar to make an 18- yard field goal. The Maroons never mustered enough steam to sustain a long drive during the game. MIKE PITMAN Halfback Zecti — 16 MM — 12 A sputtering Aggie offense struggled for three-fourths of a football game in the depths of Kyle Field before it finally came to life, the Texas Tech Red Raiders claimed A AA 1 6-12. The Raider ' s first tally came easily on a blocked punt off Phil Scoggin ' s foot. The loose ball rolled out of the end zone for a Tech safety with only 1:30 gone in the game. Following the punt after the safety, Mike Pitman nabbed a Tech pass and raced to the Raider three. Three plays later, Mcllhaney scored from the one. But shortly afterwards, T. T. came back with another T.D. and extra point to lead the Aggies, 9-6 at halftime. In the third period, the second time Tech got the ball they scored. It came as a result of a Maroon fumble on their 18 yard line. Not to be outdone, the Cadets came back with an of¬ fensive show of their own. The score came with a play from Mcllhany to Currington to Mc¬ llhaney and finally to sophomore Lawson How¬ ard alone in the end zone. But despite how hard they tried, time ran out for the Aggies, and history could not repeat itself. BILLY UZZELL WAYLON WARD JERRY PIZZITOLA ANDY OVERTON End Tackle Guard Center TOMMY MEEKS Halfback use — 3i Ed Breding goes in high in an attempt to block a pass. ' Is Brotherton picks off Troian pass. 9J ■ ■ The Southern California Trojans allowed the Aggie Wooden horse a seven point peak, slammed the gates shut and handed the Cadets their fourth straight loss, 31-7. The Aggies stunned the crowd of 42,295 people by scoring on the game ' s sixth play. Cadet secondary ace Mike Pitman picked off a SC pass before the Memorial Coliseum crowd got settled in their seats and streaked 33 yards to the Trojan seven. Four downs later, tailback Jim Stabler crashed over from the one to put the Aggies on the scoreboard. Glynn Lindsey ' s conversion made it 7-0. From then on, however, the game belonged to Southern California. In the second quarter, the Trojans collected a TD and a field goal to end the half, 10-7. Then the second half added insult to injury as the Trojans completely dominated play. They added one more TD in the third quarter and two more in the fourth to complete the scoring. A fumble recovery by tackle Harvey Ermis gave A M its only possession of the football in Trojan territory the entire second half. 94 drogs — 14 Aggies — 9 A late Aggie comeback was unable to overcome two disastrous first half miscues as TCU ' s Horned Frogs took a 14-9 decision from the Ags. The game ' s opening kickoff set the mood for the rest of the contest. AAaroon full¬ back Bubber Collins received the ball on his own 20 and raced to the Frogs ' 45 but an off¬ sides penalty rubbed it out. Two minutes later, TCU ' s Kent Nix passed to lonesome Sanders for the tilt ' s opening TD. In the second quarter, Nix engineered a march to the Cadet 24, only to be stopped by Jerry Kachtik ' s interception of a Nix aerial. Three plays later, when Phil Scoggin attempted to punt, the ball was knocked loose and TCU pounced on it for a quick six. The half ended 14-0. The second half was a different ball game. A wild TCU pitchout enabled the Ags to trap Frog ace Jim Fauver be¬ hind the goal for a safety. Then with 5:30 left in the third period, the Cadets struck again. Eddie AAcKaughan swung around right end, evaded a defender, and crashed in for the only Ag TD of the afternoon. The fourth period was scoreless and the game ended with the Ags again on the short end of the score. A host of Ags put the clamps on a Frog ball carrier. RICKEY WHATLEY End DAN WESTERFIELD Halfback DON WEST Tackle JOE WELLBORN Center JOE WEISS Fullback End John Brotherton is hit hard and the ball sails loose Meats — 20, Cadets — 16 A Baylor Homecoming crowd of 33,000 saw the underdog Cadets dominate play for three quarters. However, the impotent Bruin air attack came to life in the fourth period to spark the two deciding six-pointers. The Ags scored first on a ID set-up by Mike Kohlman when he intercepted Terry South- all ' s aerial. Five plays later, Jim Stabler raced around left end for the tally. The first Bruin score came in the closing minutes of the first period when Donnie Laurence intercepted a Charles La Grange pass and raced 20 yards un¬ touched for the six points. The Ags scored once more in the second quarter to make it 13-6 at halftime. The Maroon started the third quarter off with three more big points on a 3 yard field goal by Glynn Lindsey. Then in the fourth quarter, the Bears took over. Sophomore quarterback Mike Marshall came in and ran seven plays for six points. A two-point conversion closed the gap to within two points. Minutes later Southall led a drive 80 yards for their last six points. With time run¬ ning out, McKaughn brought the Aggies back to the Bear 4. Then his pitchout to Dan Wester- field went wide and for all practical purposes the game was over. DAN AAcILHANY Quarterback BUDGIE FORD Fullback JAAAES DRENNAN End YANCY BOUNDS Guard JIAA WICKERHAAA Tackle Arkansas —17, AkM — O The Red Horde arrived in College Sta¬ tion on Halloween and when it had gone, it had left in its wake a conservative, defensive football game which resulted in a 17-0 de¬ cision. The contest was played in two halves, which were really games in themselves. The first half saw the Hogs rack up all their points, garner nine first downs, and gain 149 yards from scrimmage. In the second half, Arkansas was held to two first downs and 62 yards in total offense. The Cadets mustered two good drives, one stopped by the clock and the other by an incomplete pass. The Ags drove 50 yards in nine plays in the second quarter. With the ball on the Razorback 5, Eddie AAc- Kaughan ' s fourth down pass overshot the straining hands of end Billy Uzzell, all alone in the end zone. The other Cadet march came in the waning moments of the game. From the Pig 49, McKaughan pitched the Ags down to the Razorback one in 5:4 seconds. The final gun sounded before the Maroons could get off another play. MIKE KOHLMAN Fullback HARVEY ERMIS Tackle TOMMY KIRCHMER Guard LINDY ENDSLEY Tackle MARVIN DAWKINS End tA j fyi SMU 23 O The Aggies had a good reason to rejoice! For the first time this year the Aggies not only won the game but they outscored their opponents. It was the worst conference defeat in¬ flicted upon SAAU in three years. The statistics were as one sided as the final score. The Ags led in first downs, 15-6 and outgained the Mus- The Mighty Mite, Mike Pitman jars the football loose from the Ponies. tangs 248 to 38. SAAU wound up with 10 yards rushing. The key man for the farmers in the sun- filled contest was Eddie AAcKaughan. The poised sophomore completed 8 of 16 passes for 83 yards and had 4 others dropped. His performance earned him SWC Player-of-the- Week. AAcKaughan was one of a whole host of Aggies who played superb football against the fired up AAustangs. Senior end John Brotherton made several amazing catch¬ es to keep Aggie drives alive. Sophomore Ed Breding logged as much time in the SAAU backfield as some of the Pony ball carriers. All in all it was a Bad Day at Black Rock for the Ponies and a beautiful day for the Aggies whose sagging morale was boost¬ ed by the well earned victory. Lloyd Currington tripped up after short gain. TED SPARLING End JIM STABLER Halfback JOHN BROTHERTON End RONNEY MOORE Guard MELVIN SIMMONS Tackle 19 Mike Pitman and Ed Breding stop an unidentified Owl. Owls — Jtgs — 8 The Owls took flight for a 19-8 de¬ cision over the Aggies in Rice Stadium. A AA ' s lone consolation came from being the first team to put six points on the scoreboard at one time in Rice stadium this year. The Aggie touchdown was something that neither Texas Tech, West Virginia, LSU or Texas had been able to do. The Ag touchdown concluded one of the finest examples of ball control football seen on any field this year. The drive covered 80 yards, required 19 plays and consumed some eight minutes of the third quarter. Two key plays from the arm of senior Dan AAclllany, one to John Brotherton, the other to Lloyd Cur- rington. The TD was an end sweep by Jim Stabler; he headed left from the two yard line to the outside and outraced the Owl secondary to the end zone. The conversion was a two-point pass from Glynn Lindsay to Dan Westerfield. Mike Pitman in trouble at Rice stadium EDDIE McKAUGHAN Quarterback KEN LAMKIN Center CHARLES LaGRANGE Quarterback DON KOEHN Guard LARRY BATES End Sips i For a half the Aggies played Texas even; for three-quarters, it was anybody ' s ball game. But when the final gun had sounded, the Steers had prevailed for the eighth straight year, 26-7. More than 65,000 sun drenched fans viewed the Thanksgiving Day clash at Memorial Sta¬ dium in Austin. They saw a fierce, hard¬ hitting game typical of this ancient rival¬ ry. It was a closer contest than the score- board margin would seem to indicate. The underdog Cadets thoroughly domi¬ nated the first half play. The score at half time was 7-7, but the statistics favored the Aggies in virtually every department. A M ' s lone TD came midway in the second period after an 89-yard sustained drive which ate up eight minutes and 35 seconds. Sophomore field general Ed¬ die McKaughan engineered an 18-yard march. Big Joe Weiss churned two yards for the touchdown. The last two quarters belonged to TU. Late in the third quarter, the steers accepted a two-point gift from the Ags after Tom Murrah centered the ball over Phil Scoggins ' head. The verdict left the 1964 Aggies with a final season record of 1-9. ’Ski Dan Westerfield on the quick opener. Eddie AAcKaughan looks down field for a receiver. basketball STANDING, L-R: Paul Timmins, Dick Rector, Bill Gasway, Sonny Fethkenher, Tim Timmerman, John Beasley, Reggie Gilbreath, Ken Norman, Dick Stringfellow, Billy Atkinson, Eddie Dominquez. KNEELING, L-R: Assistant Coach Jim Culpepper, Head Coach Shelby Metcalf, Student Assistant David Stiles, Manager Gary Schmidt. BIG JOHN BEASLEY HEAD COACH SHELBY METCALF AII-SWC Conference Scoring Champion 101 Aggies Pelt Porkers 3 FEBRUARY, FAYETTEVILLE The Aggies invaded the Ozarks to edge past Ar¬ kansas in an overtime cliffhanger, 82-79. The Razor- backs held a five-point lead with 2:12 to go and a three-point edge with 40 seconds left. A frantic short jumper by Tim Timmerman with 15 seconds left dead¬ locked the score at 71-71 and sent the thriller into a five-minute overtime period. A AA raced to a 78-71 lead in the post-mortem and hung on for the crucial victory. A resounding 51-29 rebound advantage en¬ abled the Aggies to subdue the tenacious Porkers. , gs Zhmder Past Hogs 20 FEBRUARY, COLLEGE STATION The surging Aggie basketballers rode the hot shooting of big men John Beasley and Ken Norman for a decisive trouncing of Arkansas. A AA seized the lead less than four minutes into the game and remained in command all the way in registering a 91-77 victory. Arkansas tried to slow down the high octane Cadets with their careful pattern offense but were unsuccessful. Only two teams have scored more points against the Hogs all year. For the game, the Aggies out-rebounded the Hogs, 63-58. Beasley, with 16, and Gasway, with 13, led in that de¬ partment. A AA also led in shooting percentages, 42.4 to 33.3. Big John goes up for one of those hard-to-stop jump shots. 102 A little rebound action involving Timmins and Norman. Maroons Shock Owls 16 JANUARY, HOUSTON It just didn ' t seem fair, what those Aggie cagers did to Rice down in Houston, and Coach Shelby Metcalf must have sensed it as he emptied his bench onto Autry Court in the Rice Fieldhouse. But he started too late. A bunch of scrappy subs kept the injury-ridden Owls at bay until the final horn sounded. The momen¬ tum gained by starters Sonny Fethkenher, Ken Norman, John Beasley, Paul Timmins, and Dickie Stringfellow was not to be thrown to the winds and the Ags went on to win 93-55. Ags Smash Kecord 16 FEBRUARY, COLLEGE STATION A spurt in the fading minutes swept the Aggies to a new school scoring record and a 104-93 victory over Rice in College Station. The Cadets broke out of the doldrums after the score was deadlocked, 76-76, with 9:42 left. Bill Gasway and Dick Rector sparked the rally which finally buried the subborn Owls. With 3:1 1 to go. Rector sunk an arching bomb from left corner to push the Ags over the century mark for the first time in A M history. The Aggie Starting Five. 103 Aggies Capture Squeaker Dickie Stringfellow driving in. 12 JANUARY, COLLEGE STATION The Aggie cagers turned the screw of suspense to the last notch before wrapping up a tingling 72-71 victory over surprising TCU. Dickie Stringfellow used a pair of tension-riddled free throws to give A AA what proved to be the winning margin. Showing complete contempt for the prognosticators, the youthful Frogs carried the fight to the Aggies and were in the contest right down to the final frantic second. Play ended on a frenzied note with TCU in possession of the ball with four seconds left. Gary Turner arched a long, desperate pass into front court but time had run out for the struggling Christians. AkM blasts frogs 23 FEBRUARY, FORT WORTH An explosive 39-p oint performance by John Beas¬ ley carried the streaking Aggie past TCU, 102-95, on a wintry night in Fort Worth. The Cadets were down by as much as nine points in the first half but roared back in the second round to notch the victory. TCU managed to cut the lead to 96-92 in the last minute of play. The desperate Purples tried fouling but deadly charity shooting by the Aggies put the game on ice. A AA ' s last 14 points came on free throws. This was the first time A AA has cracked the century mark away from home. Tim Timmerman goes high for the rebound. 104 What price glory! Mustangs Clip Aggies 9 JANUARY, DALLAS A AA dropped an 89-77 verdict to the SAAU Mustangs before a capacity crowd of 9000 in Dallas. The clash was a hard-fought battle, much closer than the final score indicates. At 8:23 the score was still tied 68-68. With 4:42 left, the Aggies only trailed by three, 75-72. But as is the case so often in basketball, A M was forced to come out after the stalling Mustangs, give up free shots, and thus fall farther behind when the gamble failed to work. The Cadets had battled back but in so doing had become saddled with fouls. Stringfellow and Tim¬ mins fouled out, and Beasley, Timmer¬ man, and Dominguez finished with four fouls apiece. 01’ Aemy Stuns Ponies 2 MARCH, COLLEGE STATION A M used a blistering first half attack to deal the league-leading SMU Mustangs a stunning 94-81 upset. The Aggies threatened to blast the Ponies out of G. Rollie White Coliseum as they steamed to a f 4-33 half-time lead. SMU rallied after intermission but the Ags refused to be caught. John Beasley set the pace for +he Aggies by pouring in 38 points and shattering scor¬ ing records like they were going out of style. The 6-9 center set three new school marks and a SWC season record of 368 points as he continued his torrid late- season scoring pace. Paul Timmins hooks one past a Mustang. i05 Sips Slip fty Cadets 6 FEBRUARY, COLLEGE STATION A AA battled the Steers to the wire, succumbing at home for only the second time in ten years to the Austinites. In the last 1 1 minutes the lead changed hands eight times. The Aggies had their chances but couldn ' t buy a bucket in the fading stages. Texas shift¬ ed imo their stall game with 3:33 left and nursing a 62-61 lead. No more scoring occurred until the last minute of play when five frantic points were registered by the two desperate clubs. Aggie senior Paul Tim¬ mins was high scorer for the game with 21 points. Other Ags in the double column were John Beasley with 1 3 and Ken Norman with 1 0. Big John captures another rebound. Steers Seattle Ays Tim Timmerman seems to be surrounded by Sips. 27 FEBRUARY, AUSTIN A torrid first half by the Steers plunged the Maroon into a hole they were never able to dig out of, although a tremendous performance by John Beas¬ ley shaved the Texas lead from 23 points to nine points in less than 10 minutes. Seven thousand eight hundred zealous fans packed Gregory Gym in Austin for the 121st renewal of the ancient series. They saw Texas grab the lead at 17:20 of the first half and never lose it in rac¬ ing to their eighth conference win. Beas¬ ley padded his already comfortable scor¬ ing lead in both conference and season play by meshing 40 points. 106 Baseball FRONT ROW: Arrington, Fisher, Dickerson, Caroll, Mascot—Tom D. Chandler, Valentine, Beckner, Johnson, Gardner. SECOND ROW: Hall, Carlton, Crane, Koonce, Cobb, Thompson, McClure, Hillhouse, Stovall, Mohr. TOP ROW: Meeks, Barker, Warren, Chiles, Cook, Malitz, Brandt, Deviney, Williams, Sparkman, Yarter, Coach Tom Chandler. SWC Scores A M Opponent Mar. 13 12 TU _________________________________________ 4 16 0 Baylor ________________________________________ 2 23 6 SMU _________________________________________ 7 28 8 TCU ____________________________________________ 4 Apr. 2 2 Rice --------------------------- 4 3 8 Rice __________________________________________ 2 9 7 TCU _________________ 10 8 TCU ____________________________________________ 4 19 13 Texas Tech _______________________________ 1 23 5 SMU ________________________________________ 1 24 6 SMU _______________________________________ 3 27 6 Rice ___________________________________________ 3 30 3 Baylor ---------------------------------------- 2 May 1 4 Baylor ________________________________________ 6 7 1 TU ____________________________________________ 5 8 6 TU ____________________________________________ 5 SEASON RECORD: Won 1 6, Lost 7 Second Place in SWC MIKE McCLURE SWC Batting Champion Batting Average: .443 107 Klee Series-. 2-4, 8-2, 6-3 It probably went a mile or two! HOUSTON: The A AA diamondmen strafed Rice, 8-2, in the second game af¬ ter dropping a 4-2 decision in the first of a two game series in Houston. Rice pushed across two runs in the eighth inning and racked Steve Hillhouse for 1 hits in the first clash. In the second game, sophomore Tommy Chiles, fired a four-hitter and out¬ fielder Alan Koonce slammed in three runs for the Aggie victory. The Maroons made six errors and the Owls committed five miscues in the loosely played con¬ test. Two errors, a walk, and a pair of stolen bases brought the Aggies their first two runs in the third inning. COLLEGE STATION: Behind the slugging barrage that included a home run, a triple, and three doubles, the Aggies clobbered the Rice Owls, 6-3, in Travis Park. Billy Crain, Chuck Malitz, and Mike McClure led the Cadet hitting. Steve Hill- house held down the pitching chores for the Maroon. He allowed three runs on six hits, going the full distance, striking out six men, walking four. The win placed the Ags in a tie for first place for a brief stay. The Ag baseballers ponder the situation. ZCU Series: 8-4, 7-0, 8-4 COLLEGE STATION: The Ags produced 8 runs against TCU with 1 1 hits, in¬ cluding three straight doubles in the seventh inning, and eight walks to trounce the Frogs, 8-4. Defensively, the Cadets were aided by pitcher Steve Hill- house who struck out seven men in his seven and one-third innings on the mound. FORT WORTH: The Aggie Diamondmen swept a two game series from the TCU Frogs in Fort Worth. Steve Hillhouse hurled a shut-out in the first game and the Cadets sup¬ ported him with seven runs for a 7-0 decision. Hillhouse fired a six-hitter at the winless Frogs. The Ags scored two runs in the fourth inning and later tacked on five more tallies. The Cadets played errorless ball and reeled off two double plays. Top hitters for the Maroons were Lance Cobb, Mike McClure, and Ralph Beckner. In the second version of the same story, sophomore shortstop Mike Arring¬ ton punched out for a single in six appearances to spark A M ' s 13-hit, 8-4 win. The Maroons scored five runs be¬ fore TCU registered their first tally in the fifth inning. Senior Fred Carlton blasted a two run homer to spice the Ag hitting barrage. Tommy Chiles went the distance for A M to pick up the win. He struck out seven and walked two during the afternoon. 109 $MU Series: 6-7, 5-1, 6-3 DALLAS: With the temperature in the 40 ' s, the Aggies dropped a SWC base¬ ball game to SAAU, 7-6, in Dallas. The Mustangs bombed the Ags for 1 1 hits, and the Cadets contributed to their own downfall with the three costly errors. The game was tied 6-6 going into the bottom of the ninth, when the last of the Aggie errors and a crucial call by the umpire combined to give the Mus¬ tangs the victory. COLLEGE STATION: The Ags swept a tw ' o game series from once powerful SMU in Travis Park. In the first game, the Cadets smoth¬ ered SMU 5-1 on nine hits and some fine base stealing. A M baserunners gained seven bags by devious running. This, combined with the timeliness of their hits, proved to be the margin of victory. Billy Crain led the Army hitting attack with two for four, including a double. Neal Thompson was also two for four and Mike McClure was the high per¬ centage hitter with a two for three game record. Steve Hillhouse went the dis¬ tance for the Aggie on the mound. In the second game, the picture was not so clear. The Ags went ahead 2-0 in the second, only to have the Mustangs bounce back with a run in the top of the fifth. A M pushed another man across in the sixth, but SMU tied it up in the top of the eighth. In the second half of that inning, the Cadets got three singles and a triple by Chuck Malitz to win it. He ' s a finding lash of bight, er, well ... a binding snatch of might, uh . . . Boy, he ' s fast! Baylor Series-. 0-2, 3-2, 4-6 But coach, he can ' t pitch either. COLLEGE STATION: The Aggies went down to Baylor, 2-0, in a tight pitching duel in Bryan ' s Travis Park. Billy Crain allowed the Bears only 5 hits. The Ca¬ dets ' hits came on doubles by Fred Carl¬ ton in the fourth, and Chuck AAalitz in the fifth, and singles by Lance Cobb in the second and Mike McClure in the sixth. WACO: The Cadets split their important series with Baylor in Waco, eliminating the Bears from the race. In the first game, there was no scoring until the third inning. Billy Crain hit a single into left center field, driv¬ ing in two big runs. Then in the fourth, Baylor tied it up with two runs of their own. In the fifth, Crain doubled, driving in Chiles for the winning Aggie run. The Aggies scored their three runs on six hits, including two doubles. The winning pitcher was Tommy Chiles. In the second game, the Aggies won eight of the nine innings but lost 6-4 in the final analysis. Steve Hillhouse pitched 5 2 3 innings and in the first 5, the Cubs were retired in order. The Bears went on to pick up six runs on six hits in the sixth inning. A M got two runs in the fourth and two in the seventh, but the late rally failed to develop. Another close play! ZU Series-. 12-4. 1-5. 6-5 AUSTIN: The Ags started SWC play off with a bang by defeating the Sips 12-4 in Austin. The Aggie baseballers blasted Steer pitching for 17 hits. Hurler Steve Hillhouse continued to cast his spell over Texas hitters. The junior lefter notched his third victory over the Steers in his varsity career against no defeats. Lead¬ ing the Cadet batting barrage were Billy Crain with 4 hits, and Mike McClure with 3, and they each drove in 3 runs. COLLEGE STATION: The Aggies split their last two games of the season with Texas U. to take second place in the SWC. With the aid of a four-run ninth in¬ ning, Texas took the first game 5-1 in Travis Park. A M scored in the first inning. Neal Thompson singled to ignite the Aggie score in the opening stanza. Alan Koonce ' s fly to centerfield pushed the Cadet right-fielder to second. Thomp¬ son stole third base and came home on a single by first baseman Billy Crain. Texas tied the game with a home run in the fifth, the last score until the ninth inning Longhorn outburst. A M hit like a different ball team in the second game and came out on top with a total of six runs to the Texas five. A total of seven hits and even some well-placed base on balls left the Long¬ horns on the losing end in the second game. Tommy Chiles was the Aggie pitcher of the day. Congratulations, Kandy! COLLEGE STATION; MAY 8, 1965 Matson ' s shotput series was fantastic. In order they were 68-8%, 70-7, 67-9, 69-3%, 68-4% and scratch. Last weekend Randy bettered world record of 69-%. Dallas Long ' s official world mark is 67-10Vi, but four of Randy ' s puts Saturday better¬ ed Long ' s standard. Matson ' s 70-7 mark eclipsed tibe conference record by better than 1:2 feet. Randy ' s discus throw of 199-71 2 broke Danny Robert ' s record of 177- 10 ' . RANDY MATSON Ilf 1 110 BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Dan Meadows, Dave Glover, Randy Matson, Ted Nelson, Gilbert Smith, Coach Charlie Thomas. SECOND ROW: Billy Schmidt, Larry McGough, Don Kooser, Mike Schriber, Arie Britt, Gene Westmoreland, Earl Edwards. THIRD ROW: Ed Mayberly, Mgr., Donnie Ayers, Bob Brown, John Cosper, Noel Adams, Bob Smith. Zrack The high jump made easy! Two Aggies demonstrate the 120yd hurdles. SW£ Winners MIKE SCHRIDER High Jump 440-yd. Relay: JAMES WHITE, ROBERT MARTIN, GILBERT SMITH, TED NELSON. RANDY MATSON Shot Put Discus DAN MEADOWS Javelin V a r s i t y Swimming FRONT ROW: Berngen, Trifon, Sidman, Staples, Zahn MIDDLE ROW: Harriman, Hooten, Offner, Palmer, Climie. BACK ROW: Diving Coach Emil Mamaliga, Bethe, Griffey, Byrne, Sindo, Keating, Swimming Coach Art Adamson. SEATED: Griffey, Harrimon, Offner, Sidman, Desilets. STANDING: Staples, Keating, Holder, Abbott, Hooten, Coach Art Adamson. w a t e r P o junior National JJ U Champs 116 Zennis L-R: Richard Barker, Luis Rojas, Coach Omar Smith IP M. Phillips M. Pitiman S. Hillhouse J. Jenkins L, Rojas M. Oewkins R. Moore D. Koehn M, McClure R- Byrd T. Meeks J. Stabler R. Martin The T-Associatiion was founded on November 14, 1907, at the suggestion of Mr. PCarson, then coach of the football and track teams. Its purpose is to provide an organization! for fellowship among those who harve received athletic honors while at A AA. To be a member, a person must have received the letter T in either a major or minor sport. An additional qualification for one letter- w. Atkinson ing in a minor sport is that the athlete must be a SWC champion in the individual event. Association activities include the fall banquet, spring picnic, and the annual All Sports Day at which all visiting high school students for the coinciding High School Day are guests. D. Meadows L. Endsley T. Chiles D. West R. Stringfellow L. Bates A. Koonce G. Lindsey R. Beckner Y. Bounds J. Mcllhaney M. Lassiter J. Nichols T. Timmerman C. Malitz G. Kovar W. Ward C. Wood P. Scoggin D. Westerfield J. Wickerham P. Timmins L. Cobb J. Weiss J. BrothertOn W. Crane A. Overtdn B. Collins J. Sebastian T. Nelson Jim Willenborg President T. Murrah F. Carlton H. Ermis W. Calcott K. Lamkin L. Curington J. Kohlman J. Nilson D. Glover R. G. Hinze 120 Health Ji P. S. Club I STANDING, L to R: Gene Darby, Kenny Franklin, Johnnie Bickham, Gayle Cosby, Ray Gene Hinze, Rod Leifeste, Frank McCoy, Jim Hightower, Albert Abel, Ken Lampkin. SITTING, L to R: Robert Richards, Ronnie Sanford, Cynthia Smith, John Brotherton—President, Richard Serrill, Jr. 121 STANDING, L to R: Agustin Arellano, Troy Myers, John Harrelson, Carlos Arellano, Bob Roundtree, John Daly, Major Drake—Advisor, Bob Mayfield, John Sleeper, Eddie Earwood, Jim Daniel, D. D. Beyer, Larry Stephens—Instructor. KNEELING, L to R: Jack Hoover, Eddie Shumate, Richard Crosby, Richard Montesdoca, Rick Brasher, Eddie Wayewodzic, David Cruz, Jim Budde, Ed Williams, Bill Picavance. SITTING, L to R: Tom Post, Kelvin Deginder, Steve Chupik—President, George Orena, Gre g Mann. A leg throw. A shoulder throw. 122 Wrestling Club STANDING, L to R: Neely, James; Houston, John; Apostle, Lynn; Mitchell, Jim; Figun, Steve; Finkelstein, Moshe; Weider, R. K.—Coach. KNEELING, L to R; Curtis, Frank; Savage, Frank; Sabayracu, Louis; Bohn, Phillippe; Gordon, Jim; Lewis, Lucky. Wrestling popularity has been on the increase in recent years and has reached its height in the Northeastern and Western states, where in many places it is almost as popular as football. For many years, Texas A AA has been leading the fight for recognition of collegiate wrestling in Texas. The Wrestling Club at Texas A AA is made up of various interested individuals who have a liking for the sport-of wrestling. AAoshe Finkelstein, the club president and team captain, acts as the coach and teaches the members the various techniques used in wrestling. AAr. R. K. Weider is the sponsor of the Club and gives it the support without which it would not be able to operate. This past year, the Club had several meets planned with dif¬ ferent teams around the state, but due to unfortunate circum¬ stances it was able to attend only one of the meets. The Club plans to have everything worked out next year and hopes for one of the best seasons yet. 123 Pistol Zeam BACK ROW, L to R: Paul Lester, Terry Wilson, John Barry, Bill Bayer, Al Thornton, Steve Cherry. FRONT ROW, L to R: Major Bolte, Kern Kelly, Andras Csagoly, Robert Juda, Harold Whiteman, Mike Goldberg. Rifle Zeam THIRD ROW, L to R: Ken Taylor, Terrell Mullins, Charles Wetherbee, John Parker, Tom Park, Anthony Benedetto. SECOND ROW, L to R: Frank Robbins, Carlos Contreras, Eric Abbot, Bill Birdsong, Robert Cole, Tommy Thompson. FIRST ROW L to R: Carl Long, James Vine, James Phillips, Mike Read, Frank Guyer, Benny Riddle. 124 Jntramural Athletics Intramural athletics feature contests between military units and between civilian organizations. The intramu¬ ral program, which is one of the most outstanding in the country, includes basketball, bowling, cross country, fencing, flag football, golf, gymnastics, handball, horseshoes, rifle shooting, softball, swimming and diving, table tennis, tennis, track, volleyball, and wrestling. Ample physical facilities are available to accommodate these compre¬ hensive intramural activities. Here are the winners of the various intramural events that are conducted throughout the year. More students participate in the intramural program than in any other extracurricular activity on the campus. CLASS B SWIMMING, FRONT TO BACK: N. Henthorne, J. Kaster, B. Cain, and R. Ransdell. Bufferf y—Henthome, E-2 Back Sfrofee—Kaster, Sqd. 4 Free Sfy e—Cain, Sqd. 5 Breast Stroke—Ransdell, Sqd. 15 125 Class A Handball, C-3, L to R: Pina, De Pasqual, Heartwell, Davis, Wilson, Fine. 126 Class A C Wrestling: STANDING, L to R; Lewis, Booker, Neely, Dodd, Mitchell, Class A C Relay, F-l: L to R; Jones, Vaughn, Milstead, Hill. KNEELING, L to R; Martin, Sartain, Martin, Savage. Class A C Swimming: L to R; Harveson, Coffin, Hill. Class C Basketball, College View: STANDING, L to R; Phillips, Parnell, Moore, Class A Basketball, Sq. 1: L to R; Dow, Jones, Moore, Joynes, Peters, Roden, Crank, Gardner, Bugar. KNEELING: Franklin. Rasch. 127 Class B Football: BOTTOM, L to R; Moores, Gaulding, Devenport, Ragland, Newcomb, Williams. SECOND ROW, L to R; Greenwade, Zorn, Zinsmeyer, White, Weber, McElvaney, Ohlendorf. THIRD ROW, L to R; Wainscott, Natho, Weaver, Key, Severs, Radke, Sommers. Class C Ping Pong, Puryear: L to R; Robert Engelbert, Ed Esparza, Richard Class B Bowling, D-3; McCracken, Mattoon, Kinder, Hightower. Engelbert. 128 Class C Football, Allen Counselors; BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Adams, Pigott, Gruner, Stuckey, Keeling. TOP, L to R: Schroader, Airhart, Hood, Everett, Johnson, Cook, Rice, Anderson, King. Class A rifle, Sq. 1; BOTTOM, L to R: Kelly, Gossett. TOP, L to R: Quebe, Gillis. Class B Wrestling, BACK, L to R: Gordon, Apostle, Killingsworth, Wittrock, Candler. FRONT, L to R: Jacobs, Orton, Horton, Smith. !29 The Corps of Cadets passes in review on Spring Military Day. Zhe Corps The Corps! Bareheaded salute it. With eyes up, thanking our God That we of the Corps are treading Where they of the Corps have trod— They are here in ghostly assemblage, The men of the Corps long dead, And our hearts are standing attention While we wait for their passing tread. We, sons of today, we salute you— You, sons of an earlier day; We follow, close order, behind you. Where you have pointed the way; The long grey line of us stretches Through the years of a century told, And the last man feels to his marrow The grip of your far-off hold. Grip hands with us now, though we see not, Grip hands with us, strengthen our hearts As the long line stiffens and straightens With the thrill that your presence imparts. Grip hands—though it be from the shadows— While we swear, as you did of yore, Or living, or dying, to honor The Corps, and the Corps, and the Corps! HOWITZER 1952 Section Edited by MICKEY HONEYCUTT 131 COMMANDANT Col. D. L. Baker NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Butler, D. Coleman, M. Dunn, T. Farnsworth, R. Fink, C. Grant, I. Grant, W. Ingram, J. Love, L. McNair, B. Russell, D. Stafford, A. Stephen, C. Tarin, S. Truitt, K. OFFICERS Anderson, D. T. Bell, W. W. Bolte, D. E. Caleb, N. K. Carmichael, H. N. Carr, R. Denny, D. M. Drake, F. F. Dudley, B. G. Gargus, J. Gordon, A. W. Hertzog, F. S. Hines, A. C. Hopkins, D. B. Hotchkiss, T. R. Lee, R. A. Lorms, J. L. Moore, L. G. Smith, B. F. Williamson, D. W. Zipp, C. W. 132 Military Staff OFFICERS THIRD ROW: Capt. Denny, Maj. Carmichael, Capt. Lorms, Maj. Dudley, Capt. Anderson, Capt. Caleb, Capt. Gargus, Capt. Williamson. SECOND ROW: Maj. Zipp, Maj. Bell; Maj. Bolte, Maj. Walker, Maj. Moore, Maj. Hines, Maj. Carr. FRONT ROW: Maj. Gordon, It. Col. Hertzog, It. Col. Hotckiss, Col. Lee, Lt. Col. Smith, Lt. Col. Hopkins, Maj. Drake. FRONT ROW: Thomas Dunn, Archie Stafford, Kenneth Truitt, Clair Fink, Loren Love, Jerry Ingram, Robert Farnsworth, Simon Tarin. SECOND ROW: Devearl Butler, Madison Coleman, Ivan Grant, David Russell, William Grant, Billy McNair, Charles Stephen. 133 Court A SEATED: Rick Jones, Mario Macaluso, James Bourgeois, Thomas Cardwell, Butch Smith. STANDING: Jack Fickessen, John Warren, Harrison Jones, Charles Wallace, Tif Simmons. Cadet Court Court ft SEATED: Ray George, Andras Csagoly, Warren Harrison, David Franklin, Butch Smith. STANDING: Enrique Tessada, Bill Sherman, Murry Wortham, John Palmer, Tif Simmons. 134 Honor Council It is the responsibility of the Cadet Honor Council to see that a spirit of honor is upheld in the Corps of Cadets. The Honor Council handles violations concerning the Code of Conduct which states that A cadet does not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate those who do ' 135 FIRST ROW: Radican—Executive Officer, Miller—Commanding Officer, Schultheis—Adjutant. SECOND ROW: Schmidt, Conrad, Ellis, Richards—Platoon Leaders. THIRD ROW: Wagstaff—Guidon Bearer, Seate—Chief Petty Officer. FOURTH ROW: Fricke, Brady, Lock, Donkervalt, McAuliffe, Haglund, Van Hardevell, Davis, Frederickson, Hauser, Wendenburg, Marcentell, Haney, Hall. FIFTH ROW: Kuhns, Fanning, Walcutt, Lovell, Williams, Higgins, Hermann, Ragle, Resner, Jensen, Coonrod, Wise, Elliott, Terry. NOT PICTURED: Connor. Maritime The TEXAS CLIPPER, ship used by TMA for training cruises. ft - - 9 s ssSS j ii tM = ias? .v- 136 Commanding Officer DANNY S. MILLER Chief Petty Officer JOHN H. SEATE 137 FRONT ROW: Bridges—Executive Officer and Right Guide, Savage—Commander, Vogas—Guidon Bearer. SECOND ROW: Cyr, Sikes, Ogdee, Burns, Cloyd, Anderson, Lawrence, Fregia, Armour, Bourgeois, Hensel, Levan. THIRD ROW: Nelson, Woodard, Goode, Weber, Ball, Ward, Miller, Harlan, Downing, Bolt, Gastinger, Joyner. 138 as . . Since 1947 the Freshman Class has been represented by its own expert drill team, led by its own elected offi¬ cers. Members are picked on the basis of a competitive drill and satisfactory aca¬ demic progress. Ribbons are awarded the members of the team at the end of the year. until they tallied First Place Fancy Drill. AWARDS Bryan Parade 2nd Houston 2nd LSU: Squad Basic 1 St Team Basic 1st Individual Fancy 1 St Team Fancy 2nd Overall 1 St Texas A AA Invitational Inspection 4th Team Basic 2nd Team Fancy 1st Overall 1 st Corpus Christi 2nd r i l l Z e a m Dick Grossenbacher, assisted . . . takes a swim in the Gulf of Mexico. FIFTH ROW: Bratton, Alford, Ramsey, Reeves, Whitson, Wright, Davis, Ward, Urban, Andrews, Nelson, Doran, Young, Salge, Lunsford, Sloan, Oates, Holder, Sim¬ mons, Fisher, Barlow, Harris, Miller, Kennemer, Cano, Darwin. FOURTH ROW: Rash, Smith, B„ Windsor, May, Lummus, Brotze, Miller, Newton, Watson, Rasbury, Filburn, Felps, Gray, Fulgham, Gay, Doyle, Taylor, Mella, Peterson, Lopez, Simmons, Mathews, Gordon, Wille, Smith, R. THIRD ROW: Blair, Aglietti, Nabors, Rodgers, Allen, Kelly, McKinney, Gardner, Pavelka, Weber, Tessada, Henry, Smith, D., Watts, Jacoby, Wantsloeben, Holden, Lee, AM [ ' Executive Officer Administration Officer HARRISON P. JONES BARNEY L. HITT 140 Operations Officer EDWIN A. BECKOM First Sergeant G. W. SCHMIDT SENIORS Barlow Mella Alverson Brotze Nabors Beckom Burnett Newton Bourgeois Blain Nelson Burge Cano Oates Buttrill Cocker Peterson Caldwell Davis Pavelka Clay Doran Ramsey Cook Darwin Reeves Fine Doyle Rasbury Fiegel Fisher Rash Ferber Fulgham Rodgers Frank Filburn Singleton Fischer Felps Sullivan Forgham Fletcher Smith, J. Gibson Gordon Smith, D. Harrison Gay Smith, B. Hitt Gray Simmons Hopgood Gardner Smith, R. Joynes Holder Simmons Owen Harris Sloan Palm Holt Salge Pounds Holden Tessada Schmidt Henry Taylor Smith Jacoby Urban Triesch Kennemen Wantsloeben Vernon Kelly Watts Warren Lee Weber Wortham Lummus Windsor Lopez Watson JUNIORS Lunsford Wille Alford Miller Ward Allen Mathews Wright Aglietti Miller Whitson Andreus May Young Bratton McKinney Smith, J., Sullivan, Holt, Cocker, Burnett, Singleton, Fletcher. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Caldwell, Warren, Smith, Harrison, Fine, Frank, Fischer, Alverson, Palm, Vernon, Triesch, Owen, Wortham, Fiegel, Ferber, Joynes, Pounds, Forgham, Slay FIRST ROW: Schmidt, Burge, Hitt, Cook, Bourgeois, Beckom, Buttrill, Hopgood. Commanding Officer JAMES BOURGEOIS Volunteers The Ross Volunteers is the old¬ est student organization in the State of Texas. It is composed of the out¬ standing juniors in the Corps of Ca¬ dets, with senior officers and non¬ commissioned officers. Organized in 1887, it originally was a crack drill team known as the Scott Volunteers, named after its founder, Col. T. AA. Scott. The R.V s today are an Honor Company, whose duties include serv¬ ing as the official Honor Guard for the Governor of Texas, the Honor Guard for King Rex of the AAardi Gras, and providing guard details for distinguished visitors to the A AA campus. In addition, they appear, by invitation, in various parades and celebrations across the Southwest. The name Ross Volunteers has hon¬ ored former president Lawrence Sul¬ livan Ross, considered the father of A M, since 1902. f First Platoon Leader GERALD H. BUTTRILL Second Platoon Leader M. T. HOPGOOD Third Platoon Leader CHARLES E. BURGE 141 Corps of Corps Commander NEIL L KELTNER Corps Sergeant Major Operations Sergeant Intelligence Sergeant JOHN GAY ROLAND D. SMITH TIFTON SIMMONS, JR. 144 0% Deputy Corps Commander HIRAM HALE BURR, JR. Staff Intelligence Safety Operations Officer Officer ERIC P. JONES E. C. (BUTCH) SMITH Adjutant JOHN T. ROSE Corps Chaplain CAREY LEE WHITE Personnel Sergeant RALPH B. FILBURN III 145 r.-v ' 4 • TOP ROW: Nicks, Morris, Brown, Luckenbach, Chitty, Burleson, Shaffer, Dareen, Watson, Bloom, Wood, Adkisson, Aumann, Jordan, Davidson, Jarrell, Hathorne, Bishop, Schaefer, Clader, Beall, Peters, Supak, Dunlap, Smith, Russell, Huggins, Reeves, Gross, Martin. FIFTH ROW: Grice, Gardner, Myers, Bowers, O ' Rourke, Galli- more, Hicks, Holmes, Freeman, Mergen, Schiavo, Ihms, Garza, Nicholas, Pearson, McGarr, Weinstein, Crocker, Watson, Dy¬ son, Aldrich, Seale, Reitzer, Wilkins, Bloomer, Reber, Barnes, McDaniel. FOURTH ROW: Becerril, Meiller, Savage, Schwank, Hill, Rosen- stein, Loomis, Manning, Lane, Aschenback, Sheiness, Gregory, Emmons, Preston, Koliba, Banks, Sikes, Bollinger, Miller, Anderson, Black, Stanaland, White, Johnson, Birdwell, Hearne, MAROON BAND ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Blackwell, T. M. Hyde, M. W. Johnson, R. D. Killingsworth, A. E. Killough, D. T. Lange, A. K. Nicholas, R. W. SENIORS ON STAFF Becka, J. C. Buckellew, W. R. Fernald, W. F. Tijerina, A. A. Wier, M. I. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Beck, F. E., Jr. Beyer, M. L. Box, R. R. Brown, T. I. Burnett, J. T. Cervenka, B. G. Granam, D. E. Moore, M. G. Palmer, D. W. Williams, D. H. JUNIORS ON STAFF Gill, E. C. Windsor, C. O. Winn, R. D. CORPORALS Adkission, G. B. Burleson, D. C. Holmes, D. L. Jarrell, F. J. McDaniel, J. A. Mergen, R. J. Myers, J. E. Savage, F. E. Schwank, R. A. Seale, M. R. Stanaland, S. I. Tijerina, A. A. SOPHOMORES Anderson, D. P. Barnes, J. N. Becerril, R. H. Chitty, H. C. Davidson, J. R. Gardner, T. H. Johnson, C. Koliba, E. L. Luckenbach, C. A. Manning, R. T. Rosenstein, T. W. Russell, W. R. Schaefer, J. F. FRESHMEN Aldrich, W. M. Aschenbeck, W. B. Aumann, J. T. Banks, G. P. Beall, W. S., Jr. Birdwell, J. E. Bishop, C. W. Black, J. F. Bloom, E. E. Bloomer, J. M. Bollinger, W. T. Bowers, A. D. Brown, C. E. Clader, M. D. Crocker, J. R. Darden, J. M. Dunlap, R. E. Dyson, L. R. Emmons, M. E. Freeman, A. Gallimore, L. D. Garza, N. G. Gregory, M. L. Grice, R. T. Gross, W. S. Hathorn, J. B. Maroon Maud Reyna. THIRD ROW: Tijerina, May, Williams, Windsor, Palmer, Moore, Graham, Beck, BrOwn, Beyer, Winn, Burnett, Cervenka, Gill, Box. SECOND ROW: Tijerina, Lang, Killingsworth, Blackwell, Nicholas, Becka, Hyde, Buckellew, Fernald, Weir, Killough. FIRST ROW: Barr, Kretzschmar, Hilburn. Hearn, L. C. Hicks, B. W. Hill, J. M. Huggins, J. E. Ihms, R. G. Lane, S. E. Loomis, S. M. Martin, R. A. McGarr, J. P. Miller, T. M. Morris, P. P. Nicholas, T. W. Nicks, P. B. O ' Rourke, J. L. Pearson, J. C. Peters, M. J. Preston, C. W. Reber, W. C. Reeves, J. E. Reitzer, J. V. Reyna, A. E. Schaeffer, J. E. Schiavo, J. S. Sheiness, M. A. Sikes, S. L. Smith, S. P. Supak, E. L. Watson, E. L. Watson, T. W. Weinstein, S. B. White, D. J. Wilkin, M. J. Wood, S. G. 147 I ! SIXTH ROW: Goen, Schelburn, Morris, Leach, Maple, Backof, Hicks, Potter, Balhorn, Street, Flockey, Gustafson, Sprouls, Beevers, Bradford, Koenig, Parrish, Hembree, Walker, Schlue- ter, Taylor, Thomas, Blair, Fest, Segrest, Neumann, Seiwell, Bennet. FIFTH ROW: Vaughan, Kruse, Tice, Crown, Hecox, Hardin, Watson, Westbrook, Stewart, Davis, Hanning, Noonan, Mack, Cisneros, Kelly, Criswell, Korenek, Stroman, Youngblood, Williams, Hensley, Eccard, Jaffe, Blanton, Upchurch, Lockey, Lightsey. FOURTH ROW: Watson, Smith, Basinger, Bridges, Lobrecht, Phillips, Russel, Klein. THIRD ROW: Kocian, Hensley, McGinnis, Thurman, Grafton, Blaylock, Musser, Hanna, Morris, Ashworth, Barrows, Kenne- PRIVATES FRESHMEN Backof, Alan W Basinger, James A. Bennet, Richard G. Blair, Kelvin R. Bradford, Walter H. Cisneros, Henry G. Criswell, James W. Crown, Jeffrey, N. Eccard, Larry D. Flocke, Robert A. Goen, Clyde M. Hanning, Charles M. Hardin, Phillip R. Hecox, Glen D. Hicks, Kenneth D. Korenek, Stephen D. Leach, Richard S. Lightsey, John R. Lockey, Paul E. Maple, Lenwood G. Morris, Don S. Neumann, Larry D. Noonan, Michael D. Parrish, Dennis R. Schlueter, David A. Sprouls, James C. Stewart, Donald R. Street, Jerry N. Stroman, William J. Thomas, John C. Vaughn, Richard W. Watson, Raymond A. Westbrook, Richard C. May, Dwane E. SOPHOMORES Baker, Barry R. Davis, James B. Fest, Stephen E. Gustafson, Robert H. Koenig, William T. CORPORAL Balhorn, Charles E. Blanton, Dennis R. Hensley, William M. Jaffe, Stephen H. Kocian, David A. Kruse, Robert F. Segrest, James C. STAFF SENIORS ON STAFF Seely, Thomas R. Cook, Harold E. De Villeneuve, Alan R. Sasse, Frederick W. Smith, John D. JUNIORS ON STAFF Hanna, Wayne W. Kennemer, Larry C. JUNIORS Barrows, Glyn A. Smedburg, Barra A. Thompson, James R. 148 White Band mer. Jacks, Neeley, Rasmussen, Miller, Noxon, New, Brotze, Ellis, Widmer, Lamm, Windsor, Belinsky, MacNutt, Thompson. SECOND ROW: Graham, Sasse, Smith, Reicherzer, Slaughter, Jagler, Kueneman, Wright, German, Miears, Marion, Stof- fregen, Adams, De Villeneuve, Cook, Seely, Blankenship. FIRST ROW: Alexander, Phillips, Douglass. Hensley, John L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Belinsky, Peter B. Blaylock, James E. Brotze, Gary H. Ellis, Robert C. Grafton, Michael B. Lamm, Michael E. McGinnis, Charles T. Macnutt, John G. Miller, Wesley L. Morris, Douglas R. Musser, Tommy W. Neeley, Jim G. New, Benny L. Noxon, Jon E. Rasmussen, Richard A. Thurman, Jack E. Widmer, Denniw A. LIEUTENANTS Adams, David E. Alesander, Richard M. Blankenship, James W. Douglass, Milton E. German, Don L. Jageler, Charles D. Kueneman, Charles L. Marion, David P. McMurray, David W. McMurray, Robert D. Miears, Leslie T. Reicherzer, Gary W. Stoffregen, Glen E. Wright, Thomas W. COMMANDING OFFICER OF WHITE BAND Phillips, Larry A. WHITE BAND FIRST SERGEANT Graham, Rick J. W. Executive Officer MILTON E. DOUGLAS First Sergeant RICK J. W. GRAHAM 149 Executive Officer HAROLD EDWIN COOK Supply Officer JOHN C. BECKA, JR. Head Drum Major ALBERT TIJERINA, JR. Combined Band Staff Adjutant JOHN DOUGLAS SMITH Day Student Officer ALLAN deVILLENEUNE Intelligence Safety Chaplain Officer WILLIAM R. BUCKELLEW FREDERIC SASSE Scholastic Officer MICHAEL WIER 150 Sergeant Major CECIL WINDSOR, JR. Operations Sergeant RONALD WINN Scholastic Sergeant ELLIS C. GILL Supply Sergeant WAYNE HANNA Drum Bugle Corps Sergeant LARRY KENNEMER Tirst Brigade Staff Executive Officer RONALD S. OWEN Adjutant BILL-Y RAY JOHNSON Scholastic Officer Operations Officer JOHN A. SCHELL JOHN A. PALMER Supply Officer RONALD C. FLORENCE 151 Tirst Mattalion Staff Scholastic Officer PAUL L. DAVIS Supply Officer TED M. DICKIE Operations Officer JOE HENRY FISHER 152 Second Battalion Staff Executive Officer FRANK S. OWEN Adjutant GERALD R. CONN Operations Officer GRAYUM L. DAVIS Supply Officer LAURIE LEDOUX Intelligence Officer STEPHEN BAUER 153 Hey, Woodward, you and Magoo fall out! LIEUTENANTS Babin, L. EJ. Johnston, ft. W. Kneisler, J. R. Lanasa, P. J. Olivarez, B. D. Prentiss, T. W. SENIORS ON STAFF Watts, F. L TECHliM I CAL SERGEANTS Bush, J K.. Ely, J. T. COMPANY A-l ROSTER Garner, S. AA. Dickens, B. C. Hefley, AA. W. Garza, P. Murray, J. C. Harris, A. F. Keisling, K. JUNIORS O ' N STAFF Lackland, R. H. Jones, J. D. Maule, W. F. Schade, H. C. JUNIORS Shmoldas, C. J. Chapman, J. W. L a mb, J. L. Wiswell, E. O. SOPHOMORES CORPORALS Cahill, M. R. Cox, G. M, Lane, J. R. De Frank, T, M, McLeroy, R. L. FRESHMEN Barbee, L. L. Berger, H. J. Chapman, H. A. Clapper, R. W. Daly, J. H. Davila, A. G. Flores, AA. R. Goldberg, S. AA. Gonzales, R. F. Green, AA. R. Hodgkins, S. C. Hammes, L. N. Houston, J. A. Kearney, J. C. AAcCulloch, D. AAoran, AA. D. AAorgan, J. W. Rhorer, R. G. Roberts, S. H. Tilley, F. W. Venator, L. G. Walne, G. N. l w Iw. 4 M mi MKaii aill ' lt nllMfcar hi FOURTH ROW—Harris, Clapper, Lackland, Hodgkins, AAorgan, Tilley, Daly, Chapman, Hammes, Roberts, Keisling, Kearny, Schade, Houston, AAoran, Garza, Rhorer, Berger, AAcLeroy, Walne, Lane, Barber, Venator, Green, AAcCulloch, Wiswell, Schumate, Cox. THIRD ROW—Davila, Gonzalas, Senmoldus, Cahill, Goldberg, Dickens, Jones, Faulkner, Defrank, Flores. SECOND ROW—AAaule, Lummus, Ely, Bush, Jones, Garner, Lamb, 154 Murray, Hefley, Chapman. FIRST ROW-Johnston, Kneisler, Babin, Jarvis, Templer, Lanasa, Prentiss, Olivarez. Rogue ' s Gallery Commanding Officer RONALD J. SCHOTT 1 II—I FIRST ROW: Florence, Davis, Graham, Schott, Hoysa, Horn, Reeves. SECOND ROW: Diaz, Dickens, Griffith, Evans, Culver, Dockery, Goodwin, Williams, Davis, Darmond, Pappas, Clark, Stein. Vine, Sabayrac. THIRD ROW: McConnell, Cox, Reichek, Renaud, Cilio, Tom- berlain, Cary, Rodgers, Laughlin, Seils, Pegues. FOURTH ROW: Stavinoha, Crabtree, Stern, Dawson, Kimsey, Oates, AAcClung, McWilliams, French, Cockrell, Perry, Howard, Johnson, Hackler, Andrews, Hooker, Wyatt, Whitton, Irvin, Anthony, Neely, Curlee, Keller, Bodenhamer, Horton, Ansel, Peyrefitte, Munson. Now, when I was a fish— COMPANY B-l COMMANDING OFFICER Stein, R. W. Ronald J. Schott Williams, P. K. EXECUTIVE OFFICER JUNIORS ON STAFF James F. Graham Darmon, R. B. Fickessen, J. R. FIRST SERGEANT Gay, J. D. William D. Dickens- Goodwin, H. W. LIEUTENANTS CORPORALS Buttrill, C. H. Ansel, S. A. Jr. Guzman, M. A. Carey, R. R. Horne, J. W. Bonvillain, F. B., Jr Hovsa, M. J. Cilio, A T. Reeves, M. C. Compton, M. E. Diaz, P. H. SENIORS ON STAFF Johnson, J. E. Davis, P. L. McConnell, R. W. Florence, R. C. Stern, R. H. Tomberlain, M. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Culver, L. S. Wyatt, J. E. Davis, T. S. SOPHOMORES Pappas, H. J. Andrews, J. C. Sabayrac, L., Jr. Curlee, J. W. Vine, J. B. Irwin, R. A. McClung. B. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Neely, R. W. Clark, J. J. Pegues, D. S. Dockery, R. L. Evans, M. L. Griffith, J. S. Renaud, A. F., Ill Whitton, D. L. FRESHMEN Anthony, W. H. Bodenhamer, J. E. Cockrell, R. W. Cox, J. T. Crabtree, F. J. Dawson, C. W. French, J. E. Hackler, I. R. Hooker, J. F. Horton, L. W. Howard, J. E. Keller, G. R. Kimsey, L. M. Laughlin, J. W. McWilliams, H. R. Munson, J. S. Oates, J. R. Perry, J. T. Peyrefitte, G. A. Reichek, R. T. Rodgers, J. A. COMPANY C-l ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Scheer, Eddie F. Batte, Robert D. Smith, Rodney C. McElvaney, Garry Chilton, Harold W. Vitek, Phillip C. JUNIORS ON STAFF Benson, Robert C. Spears, Joseph A. Moores, John H. Bradley, John L. Sylvester, John B. Natho, Thomas E. Smith, Stephin F. Smith, Roland D. Cooper, Larry R. Taylor, Mervin Newcomb, Richard 1. Wolff, Marshall W. CORPORALS Clark, Ronnie J. Vandervoort, Paul E. Ohlendorf, Edgar L. Denman, Jerry L. White, Robert L. Radke, Al Wayne SENIORS ON STAFF Dethlefsen, Mac H. Engelbrecht, Ronald S. FRESHMEN Ragland, Norman Stepp, James L. Dreesen, Alan D. Fitzgerald, Frank H. Sommers, Lawrence Karle, Frederick G. Hebert, Peter F. Beavers, Robert H. Wainscott, Monte C. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Pall, Michael S. Lagow, Charles M. Devenport, David M. Weaver, Walter L. Barton, Mike Salmon, Clarence R. Menzies, Mike Gaulding, John F. Weber, James P. Denison, David R. Smrkovsky, Roy A. McQueen, Samuel G. Greenwade, Robert T. White, Frank E. Dodson, David H. Taylor, Charles A. Jr. Raska, Robert W. Haeglin, Thomas J. Williams, Eddie J. Frazier, Stephen W. Watts, Byron R. Roland, Aubrey L. Holmes, Lewis E. Zinsmeyer, Patrick C. Towler, Harry B. STAFF SERGEANTS Mauney, Weldon Willingham, John L. SOPHOMORES Alston, Freddy G. Smelley, Walter J. Key, Pierce C. Zorn, ' Phillip L. � FOURTH ROW: Truax, Zinsmeyer, Ohlendorf, Raska, Roland, Greenwade, Davis, Key, Engelbrecht, Natho, Menzies, Beavers, Dethlefson, Wainscott, Karle, Sylvester, Benson, Fitzgerald, Sommers, Alston, Radke, White, Dreesen, Weaver, Weber, Smith, Willingham, Spears. THIRD ROW: Clark, Davenport, McQueen, Salmon, Vander- voort, Ragland, Williams, Newcomb, McElvaney, Taylor, Cooper, Pall, Zorn, White, Smelley, Bradley, Taylor, Denman, Lagow, Gaulding, Haeglin, Watts, Smrkovsky, Moores, Holmes, C Troop Jocks, formed in 1 957 from old A B Cavalry, remains the only all cavalry outfit on campus. Traditionally, the Cavalry outfits (Jocks), have been the most hell¬ raising outfits on campus, and remain true to this heritage even today. Being one of the larger outfits on campus, we combine quan¬ tity with quality. One question: What the hell is akadimik x-lanse? Sophs keep things shined Commanding Officer LEONARD G. STEFFENS, JR. Executive Officer LEE N. HELLUMS First Sergeant A. E. BROWN Hebert. SECOND ROW: Batte, Brown, Denison, Barton, Mauney, Scheer, Frazier, Towler, Dodson, Smith. FIRST ROW: Chilton, Smith, Heliums, Steffens, Vitek, Stepp, Wolff. ■c Ms c op th£ mvalr % COMPANY D-l ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Schweriner, Larry J. Harvey, Edgar J. Chupik, Stephen E. Fuchs, James A. STAFF SERGEANTS Hill, Druel F. Keilers, Dennis R. Heineman, Eugene J. Howard, Henry K. Martenez, Homer T. Watts, William R. Bohn, Phillippe G. Davis, Aubrey R. Griffin, Charles V. Griffith, Stanley E. Harbert, Jerry C. Law, James R. Morgan, Ronald W. Webb, Bryan L. CORPORALS SENIORS ON STAFF Hargrove, Thomas R. Bippert, Rodger Armstrong, William E. Tate, Paul V. Bonvillain, Frank B. Dickie, Ted M. JUNIORS ON STAFF Clayton, Kenneth A. Cobas, Charles R. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Crocker, Larry D. Kinard, David H. Callaway, Morris D. Jacoby, Peter W. Ontiveros, Gilbert C. Dismukes, John T. JUNIORS Richter, Eugene R. Jackson, Thomas Shafer, Manzeil L. McCall, Homer G. Fischer, David H. Sullivan, John P. Robinson, James E. Wadsworth, Grady L. FOURTH ROW: Merriman, Richter, Moore, Jarvis, Robinson, Cobos, Earwood, Zuehlke, Trench, Richter, Hoegemeyer, Vaughan, Adams, tanning, Sontag, Claussen, Thomas, Birk, Johnstone, Boethel, Shafer, Sullivan, Kinard, Sanders, Isbell, Clayton, Zwahr, Budde, Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Wise, Armstrong, Rippy, Ontiveras, Allen, Glueck, Bippert, Henneke, Bonvillian, Sample. SECOND ROW: Wadsworth, Rutledge, Jackson, Tate, Harvey, Jocoby, Bohn, McCall, Griffin, Morgan, Hill, Hargrove, Griffith, First Sergeant ROBERT M. RUTLEDGE Zuehlke, Lawrence D. Hickl, Louis J. Zwahr, Harley A. Hoegemeyer, Howard Isbell, Arther J. SOPHOMORES Jarvis, Jon M. Rippy, Roger L. Johnstone, Keith P. Sontag, William H. Lanning, Michael L. Merriman, Donald E. FRESHMEN Moore, Gregory A. Adams, Phil L. Richter, Charles E. Allen, Albert N. Robinson, Kenneth M. Armstrong, Billy C. Sample, Robert G. Birk, Elmer A. Jr. Sanders, James O. Boethel, David J. Schmidt, James D. Budde, James H. Thomas, Hedrick R. Claussen, John F. Trench, Winston F. Earwood, Eddie L. Vaughan, Richard A. Glueck, James A. Wise, Thomas H. Henneke, Charles J. Commanding Officer TOM M. JOHNSON Webb, Fisher, Schweriner, Dismukes, Robinson, Law, Harbert, Keilers, Crocker, Davis, Callaway. FIRST ROW: Howard, Dickie, Fuchs, Heineman, Watts, Johnson, Armstrong, Chupik, Bitar, Martenez. 161 Executive Officer WM. E. GIBBONS First Sergeant EUGENE C. OATES COMPANY E-l ROSTER Commanding Officer LIEUTENANTS MICHAEL E. HIGGINS Marr, C. E. Kieschnick, H. W. Minor, R. R. Lewis, L. D. Polito, J. G. Riley, B. L Sveter, O. D, Riley, P. E. Thompson, A. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Veselka, V. K. SENIORS ON STAFF Matthew, S. C. Davis, G. L. Holditch, D. W. JUNIORS ON STAFF Johnson, B. R. Knouse, J. A. Owen, F. S. Terrell, C. W. Rektorik, J. H. Rose, J. T. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS JUNIORS Noonan, C. C. CORPORALS Atkinson, R. M. Bassham, J. M. Bentzen, G. W. FIFTH ROW: Bassham, Lyerly, Farias, Maxwell, Bentzen, Lucas, Dixon, Allison, Weathersbee, Fitzcharles, Biediger, Gruy, Coddou, Lungstrum, Masoomian, Rigsby, Griffith, Park, Matachinska, Preas, Cassity, Barrier, Pigott, Benedetto, Partridge, Dash, Hopper, Lincecum. FOURTH ROW: Shaddock, Scttmidt, Williams, Phillpotts, Grayson. Travis, McDonald, Marshall. THIRD ROW: Wallace, Oates, Veselka, Polito, Knouse, Marr, Griffith, C. A. Benedetto, A. R. Lyerly, G. E. Dixon, D. E. Marshall, D. V. Fitzcharles, T. M. Partridge, R. B. Holt, J. H. Wallace, C. H. Hopper, J. T. Weathersbee, ' W. C. Lucas, J. R. Lungstrum, S. J. SOPHOMORES Matachinskas, J. P. Cassity, R. D. Maxwell, J. R. Coddou, C. A. McDonald, K. W. Dash, G. C. Park, T. R. Farias, P. F. Phillpotts, W. R. Grayson, S. M. Pigott, G. C. Gruy, M. A. Preas, B. T. Masoomian, S. Z. Rigsby, J. E. Schmidt, R. A. FRESHMEN Shaddock, M. J. Allison, G. E. Beidiger, R. J. Travis, P. D. S ' i -—- Life sure is easy here . . . Atkinson, Sveter, Minor, Noonan, Smith, Matthew, Terrell. SECOND ROW: Bass, Owen, Davis, Rose, Kieschnick, Johnson, Thompson, Riley, Riley, Holdifch, Lewis. FIRST ROW: Gibbons, Higgins. COMPANY F-l ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Schell, J. A. JUNIORS ON STAFF Brown, S. P. Conner, H. S. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Ptak, L. D. Jeffus, M. R. Duvall, D. E. JUNIORS Kuchnicki, R. P. Milstead, J. P. Bounds, W. A. Ledbetter, W. R. Oliver, T. B. Cole, R. H. Miles, R. D. Sloan, J. E. Vaughn, F. A. Erwin, E. A. McMains, J. R. SENIORS ON Bauer, S. M. Conn, G. R. STAFF STAFF SERGEANTS Nicks, W. L. Bresler, D. A. CORPORALS Cook, J. H. Fritsche, C. M. Amox, R. L. Jones, D. P. Hill, C. E. Gibson, E. G. Keltner, N. L. Kronenberger, L. Graves, J. H. Owen, R. S. Sharp, R. W. Groce, W. E. Palmer, J. A. Switzer, S. A. McKeen, R. G. FOURTH ROW: Keesecker, Warren, McKeen, Phillips, Burke, Riggs, Bailey, Ridgeway, Skaggs, Severance, Menzies, Cooper, Groce, Scott, Amox, Graves, Switzer, Nutt, Fritz, Burton, Fuller, Hullum, Faulkner, Montgomery, Gibson, Hofer, Neal. Recht, D. L. Scott, S. I. SOPHOMORES Burke, J- M. Fritz, J. L. Fuller, R. H. Hofer, C. T. Menzies, G. Nauck, A. R. Phillips, J. N. Skaggs, R. Warren, J. S. FRESHMEN Burton, K. E. SIDNEY P. BROWN First Sergeant DAVID E. WATTS Calloway, J. M. Click, B. W. Connell, W. L. Cooper, R .L. Faulkner, W. R. Finn, R. Hullum, G. R. Johnson, M. C. Keesecker, R. A. Montgomery, J. A. Neal, H. D. Nutt, J. W. Ridgeway, R. J. Riggs, C. O. Severance, R. Switzer, R. C. If this is Viet Nam, I ' m ready to go! THIRD ROW: Nauck, Click, Johnson, Connell, Calloway, Finn, Recht. SECOND ROW: Watts, Erwin, Fritsche, Ptak, Milstead, Duvall, Switzer, Bresler, Sloan, Vaughn, Nicks, Oliver, Sharp, Cole, Bounds, Krowberger, Hill, McMains. FIRST ROW: Keltner, Jeffus, Conner, Bauer, Conn, Brown, Miles, Jones, Cook, Striegler, Brown, Jones, Ledbetter, Eddleman, Schell, Anderson, Owen, Kuchricki, Palmer, Riley, Wolfe. (L to R) BACK ROW: Joyner, C. A. Lyons, G. R. Ablon, J. H. Jackson, J. D., Frank, G. E., Rusteburg, F. W., Lewis, F. J., Butler, D. S., Mayfield, R. G., Thompson, M. S. , Thompson, W. A., Parker, J. W., Rohe, J. M., Glover, J., Stem, G. L., Harding, T. H., Kirkpatrick, J. R., L ' andreth, G. E., Crowder, J., Tipping, E. G., Addison, W., Kenipp, A., Morgan, M. R., Rapp, D. G., Klamke, S. E., Rockett, T. L., Renbarger, E., Adams, R. J. THIRD ROW: Gasson, H. M., Curtis, F. P., Hensel, H. M., O ' Brien, J. W., Moore, J. L., Holster, J. E. SECOND ROW: Waters, E. P., Fulgham, W. N., Radcliff, R. R., Winkel, F, M., Johnson, A. B., Mella, C., Fisher, A., Whitson, COMPANY G-l ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Linton, R. E. Brewster, C. H. Radcliff, R. J. O ' Neal, J. L. Taylor, G. L. Segura, R. P. Urban, W. F. Skaggs, R. L. Striegler, T. L. JUNIORS ON STAFF Fisher, T. L. SENIORS ON STAFF Mella, C. A. LeDmix. I F CORPORALS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Curtis, F. P. Boydston, M. B. Frank, G. E. Koch, K. J. Harding, T. H. Nagy, W. F. O ' Brien, J. E. Whitson, R. H. Rapp, D. G. Winkel, F. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Rohe, J. M. Thompson, M. S. Furrh, S. R, COMMANDING OFFICER Johnson, A. B. Durbin, J. P. R. H., Urban, W. F. ( Linton, R. E., Taylor, B., Furrh, S. R., Nagy, W. F., Boydston, M. B., Koch, K. J. FIRST ROW: Brewster, C H., Striegler, T. L., Skaggs, R. L., Ledoux, L., Segura, R. P. FRONT ROW: Durbin, J. P., Fleikkila, E. EXECUTIVE OFFICER Fleikkila, E. C. FIRST SERGEANT Fulgham, W. N. SOPHOMORES Bramlet, J. C. Crowder, J. L. Kirkpatrick, J. R. Klamke, S. E. Landreth, G. E. Morgan, M. R. Waters, E. P. FRESHMEN Adams, R. J. Addison. W. W. Butler, D. S. Gasson, H. M. Glover, J. A. Hensel, H. M. Holster, J. E. Jackson, J. D. Joyner, C. A. Keneipp, T. W. Lewis, F. J. Lyons, G. R. Moore, J. L. Mayfield, R. G. Parker, J. W. Renbarger, E. Rockett, T. L. Rusteburg, F. W. Stem, G. L. Thompson, W. A. Tipping, E. G. SHARP KAYDETS Tirst Cady of figgieland Reveille II, the first lady of A AA, has been the Aggie mascot for twelve years. Reveille II came to take the place of A AA ' s first mascot, Reveille I who died in 1944 and was buried with full military honors at the entrance to Kyle Field where she can always see the scoreboard. Reveille II is a purebred Shetland Shepherd and was given to A AA in 1952 by Arthur Weinert of Seguin, a member of the class of 1900. The only female in the Corps of Cadets, Reveille lives with Company E-2. Her keeper is the mascot corporal, but her guard consists of every man in the outfit. 168 Second brigade Staff Executive Officer FRANK M. MULLER Scholastic Officer ALBERT W. CLAY Adjutant ROBERT N. PALM Operations Officer JIMMY D. GEORGE Supply Officer ROBERT ATKINS Character Guidance Officer MARK J. VACEK Sergeant Major LEONARD D. HOLDER Scholastic Sergeant RICHARD M. DOOLEY Operations Sergeant DONALD E. ALLEN Supply Sergeant PAUL GARDNER 169 Commanding Officer—Fall JOHN R. WARREN Commanding Officer—Spring JIMMY D. GEORGE Zkiui Watt aim Staff Scholastic Officer FREDERICK J. BARR, JR. Adjutant WILLIAM M. NORTON Operations Officer DAVID R. SUHLER Supply Officer GEORGE D. PETTY Sergeant Major JACK B. HOLT Scholastic Sergeant DON H. SIMMONS Operations Sergeant CARL E. LONG Supply Sergeant KENNETH D. BROCK 170 fourth battalion Staff Executive Officer Scholastic Officer Adjutant JERRY N. WHITEKER MARVIN I. HOPGOOD WILLIAM R. HANCOCK Operations Officer WILLIAM L. MALAISE Sergeant Major Scholastic Sergeant ROBERT HEGER SIMEON LAKE 171 m FOURTH ROW, L tO ' R; Honeycutt,, M., Burton, C., Crawford, W., Kenson, W., Weppler, L., Carpenter, F., Nash, R., Boyd, J., Hammond, J., Long, G., Baxter, J., McKinney, F., Holladay, J., Lawrence, J., Loeffler, J., Ball, C., Jordan, H., McHorse, M., Fowler, J., Harmon, D., Prugh, R., Beebee, S., Hester, Who needs Coeds? D., Hunt, R., Perdue, G., Eckert, J., Kovacs, R., Baldree, M. THIRD ROW: Cook, A., Marek, J., Spacek, F., Bettge, P., Edgar, T., Korb, K., Rehmet, D., Matocha, D., Bellomy, W., Kuyken¬ dall, B., Holder, C., Saenz, R. SECOND ROW: Schwiening, F., Rasbury, M., Baker, D., Sobey, T., A-2 OUTFIT ROSTER LIEUTENANTS JUNIORS ON STAFF Dorn, Richard C. Haluska, Jerry L. Holt, Jack B. Hennesey, Richard A. CORPORALS Lee, Alfred C. Bettge, Paul D. Neel, Jerry D. Cook, Archie D. Smith, Randall P. Crawford, William H. Woodward, Daniel Y. Edgar, Thomas D. Holladay, John N. SENIORS ON STAFF Korb, Kenneth W. George, Jimmy D. Matocha, Donald M. Migura, Wallace E. Marek, James E. Norton, William M. Rehmet, Joseph D. Warren, John R. Schwiening, Fred III TECHNICAL SERGEANTS SOPHOMORES Baker, Robert D. Carpenter, Forrest L. Muston, Kurt A. Hammond, John C. Reeves, Gary N. Honeycutt, David M. Sobey, Thomas M. Hunt, Richard C. Long, George W. STAFF SERGEANTS Saenz, Rene Johnson, George C. Weppler, Larry A. Prugh, Richard A. OTWTtfP Johnson, C, Reeves, G., Muston, K., Holt, J. FIRST ROW: Hennesey, D., George, J., Neel, J., Haluska, J., Smith, R., Herman, R., Dorn, R., Woodward, D., Warren, B., Norton, B., Migura, S. FRESHMEN Baldree, Robert M. Ball, Carl S. Baxter, James R. Beebee, Warren H. Bellomy, William P. Boyd, Tom Burton, Roy C. Eckert, John C. Fowler, Joe R. Harmon, Howard D. Hester, Claude D. Holder, Curtis L. Jordan, David R. Keneson, Wendell M. Kovacs, John Laurence, James R. Loeffler, John R. McHorse, Michael D. McKinney, Elton D. Nash, Ronald A. Perdue, George W. Spacek, Joe F. Ill 173 FOURTH ROW: Black, Bird, Crocker, Orton, Machala, Spitzer, Nelson, Kuklinsk. 1 , Wenzel, Rackar, AAcBride, Stover, Van Horn, Johnston, Krebs, Gilbreath, Poston, Hicks, Miller, Daugherty, Cornelios, Bond, Menczer, Parker, Vittetoe, Rea¬ gan, Yochem, Sommers, McLeroy. THIRD ROW: Buck, McLeroy. SECOND ROW: Criswell, Weber, Chapman, George, Harriman, Weddell, Harris, Mika, Moore, Felkner, Neely, Smith, Brock, COMPANY B-2 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Mika, Donald F. Coriel, Vincent D. Brown, Ronald F. Smith, Ted H. Cramer, Daniel J. Harris, Franklin A. Weddell, Ronald P. Dailey, John H. Hornback, James R. JUNIORS ON STAFF Carr, Kennard G. McKinney, Gary A. Lane, Robert W. Neely, James E. Brock, Kenneth D. O ' Reilly, Micheal P. Stengel, James L. STAFF SERGEANTS JUNIORS SENIORS ON STAFF Felkner, Roy D. George, Edward H. Chapman, John W. Duncan, William S. Barr, Frederick J. Harriman, William B. Ferris, Darrel L. Hatcher, Lester B. Moore, Ronald K. CORPORALS Black, George L. Criswell, John S. BUZZARD CO Lane, Hatcher, Ferris, Brown, Hornback, Duncan. FIRST ROW: Karr, Barr, Stengel, McKinney, O ' Reilly, Trainer, Cramer, Story, Dailey, Coreil. Gilbeath, Walter S. Krebs, John E. Nelson, Arved E. Rackar, Richard AA. Vittetoe, James E. SOPHOMORES Parker, Jerry P. Van Horn, Jack E. FRESHMEN Bird, James E. Bond, George D. Buck, Steven G. Cornelies, Bobby R. Crocker, Oran M. Daugherty, Clarence T. Hicks, Thomas M. Johnston, Harvey T. Kuklinskie, Richard F. Machala, Thomas R. McBride, Gary H. McLeory, John D. McLeory, William R. Menczer, Stephen E. Miller, Elvon J. Poston, Ronald H. Reagon, Jimmy R. Sommers, Gordon D. Spitzer, Richard G. Stover, Harry M. Wenzel, Derril W. Yochem, Phillip A. And 200 Buzzards cover down on a 12 lb. log. 175 BACK ROW, L-R: Bridges, Kornfueher, Warren, Feducia, Fergus, Carlson, Wilson, Ray, Barry, Dusek, Killingsworth, Cloyd, McGinty, Corcoran, Rowe, Cherry, Jones, Earhart, Wolf, Reh- met, Abschneider, Winifred, Snowden, O ' Connell, Alvarez, Ferguson, Brooks. THIRD ROW, L-R: Nevills, Adams, Humphreys, Silliman, Fleisher. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mann, Smith, Lewellyn, Allen, Denny, Spen¬ cer, Hilton, Hammel, Willcox, Jaris, Ramsey, Kahanek, Juarez, COMPANY C-2 ROSTER COMMANDING OFFICER David R. Suhler EXECUTIVE OFFICER Wiley D. May FIRST SERGEANT Benny R. Smith Spencer, J. R. Willcox, M. G. STAFF SERGEANTS Miller, A. R. Snowden, J. D. Wilson, T. G. Denney, M. E. Jaris, E. J. Juarez, R. Z. Kahanek, H. STAFF SERGEANTS Lewellen, T. E. Ramsey, J. B. JUNIORS ON STAFF Allen, D. E. CORPORALS Brooks, C. R. Cherry, F. B. Dusek, B. J. Ferguson, G. H. Jones, C. T. Kornfuehrer, P. R. Rowe, R. H. Silliman, C. M. FRESHMEN Abschneider, J. G. Adams, G. M. Alverez, R. V. Bridges, J. E. Carlson, C. H. Cloyd, W. L. • Corcoran, J. T. Earhart, R. Feducia, C. V. Fergus, J. S. Fleisher, H. O. Humphreys, D. C. Killingsworth, R. A. McGinty, C. R. Nevils, M. R. O ' Connell, L. M. Ray, D. R. Rehmet, P. G. Warren, R. D. Wolf, T. L. SOPHOMORES Barry, J. L. Commanding Officer ERNEST R. HOLLOWAY Holster. FIRST ROW, L-R: Whittington, Burns, May, O ' Neal, Holloway, Suhler, Schlater, Volz. First Sergeant BENNY R. SMITH 177 COMPANY D-2 ROSTER COMMANDING OFFICER Simmons, Kenneth Glenn Schmidt Spangler, William EXECUTIVE OFFICER Roscoe Betz FIRST SERGEANT Michael Huston LIEUTENANTS Barlow, John Betz, Roscoe Farrier, Robert Feighney, Michael Ferguson, Robert Long, John SENIORS ON STAFF Atkins, Robert Petty, David Nalley, Robert TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Allen, John Gomez, Rudolph Haruison, Gary Mosty, Robert Spaw, William JUNIORS ON STAFF Long, Carl Simmons, Don FIRST ROW: Burke, John; Ferguson, Robert; Nalley, Robert; Finey, Mike; Long, John; Betz, Roscoe; Schmidt, Glenn; Sim¬ mons, Kennut; Atkins, Robert; Farrier, Robert; Petty, David; Barlow, John. SECOND ROW: Yows, Thomas; Huston, Michael; Gomez, Rudolph; Spaw, William; Roberts, Thomas; Waters, David; Mosty, Robert; Simmons, Don; Haruison, Gary; Long, Carl. THIRD ROW: Kitchen, Thomas; Lindsey, Claude; Ramirez, Nar- eisso; Michael, Hersher; Yates, James; McCall, Charles; Durard, Burtram; Abbott, Ira; McCormick, Joseph; James, Gary; 178 CORPORALS Curry, Virgil Dunlap, Melvin Lindsey, Claude McCormick, Joseph Ramirez, Narcisso Waters, David Yows, Thomas SOPHOMORES Dugan, Timothy Yates, James FRESHMEN Abbott, Ira Brooks, James Deason, Emory Dubose, Theodore Elkins, Thomas Gordon, James Grimes, Michael Gryseels, Charles James, Gary Johnson, David Jungman, Thomas Kitchen, Thomas McCall, Charles Michael, Hershel Moss, King Svetlick, Patrick Woolridge, Thomas Young, Jess Redfearn, John; Curry, Virgil; Elkins, Thomas; Woolridge, Thomas; Deason, Emory; Dunlap, Melvin; Dubose, Thedore; Young, Jess; Brooks, James; Moss, Kinl; Johnson, David; Jungman, Thomas; Gordon, James; Grimes, Michael; Gryseels, Charles; Svetlick, Patrick. Executive Officer ROSCOE BETZ Commanding Officer GLEN SCHMIDT First Sergeant MICHAEL HUSTON 179 FIRST ROW: Aldrich, Dulin, Bayer, Northcutt, Buttrill, Triesch, Palm, Janecek, Gunner, Finkbiner, Oberhoff, Sharp. SECOND ROW: Walker, Salge, Dooley, Rodgers, Lake, Henry, Studley, McMath, Holder, Jackson, Melcer, Thornton. THIRD ROW: Parsons, Baucom, Orbin, Engelman, Laramey, Robrin, Zapata, Richardson, Offerhauser, Bazan, Hedeman, Abbott, Helt, Henthorn, Fannin, Little. FOURTH ROW: Pearson, Blythe, Fitzgerald, Vogel, Cochran, COMPANY E-2 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS JUNIORS ON STAFF Smith, A. D,, III Aldrich, L. W. Dooley, R. M. Vogel, D. E. Bayer, W. C. Henry, S. S. Walker, M. R. Dulin, E. R. Holder, L. D. Zapata, T., Jr. Finkbiner, T. C. Gunter, J. H. Lake, S. T. Rodgers, J. H. SOPHOMORES Janacek, J. W. JUNIORS Fannin, C. L., Jr. Laramey, T. A. SENIORS ON STAFF Studley, P. R. Penuel, V. B., Ill Muller, F. M. Palm, R. N. CORPORALS FRESHMEN Cochran, D. B. Abbott, E. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Davis, J. F. Archer, T. P. Jackson, D. L. Heaton, C. R. Baucom, R. B. McMath, J. S. Henderson, J. S., Jr. Bazan, J. D. Melcer, M. R. Pearson, A. P. Blythe, R. E. Thornton, A. W. Sharp, D. A. Catanzaro, L. P. Sims, R. N. Engelmann, R. M. Englemann, C. H. Fitzgerald, G. B. Glezen, R. N. Smith, Strickland, Scott, Niemi, Engleman, Henderson, Rinard, Davis, Glezen, Godbey, Penuel, James, Tayler, Pharris, Laucher, Heaton, Sims, Pickavance, Archer, Walker, Catan- zaro, Harrigan, Robbins. Godbey, D. E. Harrigan, D. L. Hedemann, R. F. Helt, J. C. Henthorne, N. G. James, S. N. Launchner, R. H. Little, L. N. Niemi, R. AA. Offenhauser, S. ' A. Orbin, E. AA. Parsons, L. J. Pharis, S. R. Pickavance, W. W., Jr. Richardson, J. R. Rinard, K. A. Robbins, F. H. Scott, R. H. Strickland, T. A. Taylor, K. E. Walker, G. A. 181 FIRST ROW: Malaise, Davis, Warren, Plunkett, Frank, Devine, Hopgood, Clay, Vacek. SECOND ROW: Wallace, Seerdon, Moore, Smith, Heger, Post, Gardner. TF4IRD ROW: Topperman, McNally, Carrigo, Insani, White, Frey, Carlisle, Davis, Hopkins, Stevens. FOURTH ROW: Flood, Stewart, Aredt, Whitachre, Johnson, Durst, Cooper, Hollister, Scott, Blum, Williams, Anderson, F-2 OUTFIT ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Davis, Grayson L. DeVine, Robert P. Garcia, Anastacio Hable, Robert H. Sebastion, James A. Warren, Don E. SENIORS ON STAFF Clay, Albert W. Hopgood, Marvin T. Malaise, William L. Vacek, Mark W. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Anderson, Clifton Moore, William S. Post, Donald E. JUNIORS ON STAFF Gardner, Paul F. Heger, Robert CORPORALS Griffin, Robert R. Hollister, Jerry G. Senuta, Jan P. Smith, Crowe, Hills, Griffin, Laughter, Collins, Schrieber, Gibbons, McDonald, Thurman, Kerran, Newman, Eubanks, Senuta, Baldwin, Gearing. First Sergeant WILLIAM SEERDEN Smith, Terry L. Thurman, Steven S. Wallace, Forbs L. SOPHOMORES Carrigo, Edward A. Gearing, Phil R. Hillis, Conrad..M. Hopkins, Michael H. McDonald, Robert J. McNally, William P. Jr. Newman, Clyde T. Topperman, Andrew X. White, Robert M. FRESHMEN Ardent, Richard S. Baldwin, Alan C. Blum, Michael J. Carlisle, James A. Collins, James E. Cooper, Thomas R. Crowe, John P. Davis, Mark W. Durst, Mark Flood, Collin L. Gibbons, Robert H. Insani, Peter J. Johnson, Richard K. Kernan, William E. Laughter, Leslie D. Schrieber, Ronald J. Scott, Thomas M. Stevens, Thomas D. Steward, Charles P. Thornton, Al T. Whitachre, Charles F. Williams, Douglas W. 183 Happy Birthday Mister Taylor Sir LIEUTENANTS Clifton, D. S. Howard, B. B. Northcutt, J. R. Oberhoff, K. E. SENIORS ON STAFF Hancock, W. R. Vernon, A. E. Whitaker, J. N. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Chovanec, E. E. Young, R. L. CORPORALS Brown, C. D. FIRST ROW: Northcutt, Vernon, G., Vernon, A., Wallace, C., Hancock, Howard, Clifton, Oberhoff. SECOND ROW: Hindman, Newton, Young, Chouanec. ($-2 GULMMT SOL ' D Hindman, W. R. Menn, A. O. Moss, C. Porter, R. C. Starnes, R. M. Taylor, D. B. Wallace, H. S. Wolf, M. T. SOPHOMORES Atkins, W. R. Crowder, D. A. Cuellar, R. T. Dodd, C. Taylor, W. B. Terry, W. R. Wise, J. R. FRESHMEN Armour, W. T. Beyer, D. P. Chilek, G. D. Davis, J. H. Ferguson, W. F. Glynn, J. E. Hamilton, K. L. Harris, L. L. ’ McKay, R. Metrock, J. M. Miller, E. M. Mota, A. P. Nelson, W. A. Powell, D. W, Richardson, J. D. Stong, C. T. Vinson, R. K. Vogas, J. W. Wawak, B. A. Westbrook, C. R. Whiteside, J. M. THIRD ROW: Westbrook, Wise, Taylor, Cuellar, Strong, Wawak. Wolf, Dodd, Hamilton, Metrock, McKay, Porter, Brown, Mota, FOURTH ROW: Nelson, Harris, Powell, Crowder, Davis, Wallace, Glynn, Starnes, Atkins, Whitside, Rifhardson, Vinson, Armour. H., Vogas, Moss, Miller, Chilek, Ferguson, Beyer, Terry, Menn, 185 Zhe Aggie Prayer God of all men everywhere, we are thankful for your love which pene¬ trates all barriers. Help us to be the men we ought to be. Make us deeply aware of the shortness and uncertainty of hu¬ man life. Forgive us when we seek any¬ thing but doing Your will. As we realize our positions of leadership, may our de¬ votion to You be beyond the call of duty. Teach us to be unashamed of Your pres¬ ence in us as we stand before our fel- lowmen, our leaders, and our loved ones. Instill in mankind a sense of brotherhood and a desire for peace. AMEN. ■■■■■HI Cmmanding Officer JAMES E. BOURGEOIS V t rd brigade Staff Executive Officer GEORGE R. MARSHALL Liaison Officer D. A. LIGHTSEY Supply Officer J. A. DePASQUAL, JR. Operations Officer THOMAS M. FINE Guidance Officer C. A. EMERSON Intelligence Officer JOHNNY S. RAMSEY Adjutant WILLARD L. TREDWAY Scholastic Sergeant J. ANDY SULLIVAN Scholastic Officer JACK B. SUMP, JR. Supply Sergeant FRANK LOPEZ, JR. Operations Sergeant K. R. ANDREWS Sergeant Major T. M. LUNSFORD 187 HHH Commanding Officer MARIO A. MACALUSO Ttfth Battalion Staff Executive Officer W. SAM GLENNEY Scholastic Officer HERMAN B. DARLING Adjutant JERALD G. LINDSEY Sergeant Major KENNETH L WANTZLOEBEN 188 Supply Sergeant WARREN MATTHEWS Commanding Officer ANDRAS JENO CSAGOLY Sixth battalion Staff Executive Officer HUBERT C. ROCHE Laison Officer PHILLIP C. SCOGGIN Scholastic Officer KEITH B. WARD, JR. Operations Officer CONRAD B. ISOM 1ST LIEUTENANTS Gray, John W. Southerland, Jesse M. Wait, John Lee Williams, Frederick TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bamberg, William H. Gosney, Gary L. Gudgel, Keith E. Lacky, Stacy H. Touchon, Anthony H. STAFF SERGEANTS Dodgen, J. P. Dunn, Stephen L. Frederiksen, Larry Keeling, Donald W. Shaunty, Timothy JUNIORS ON STAFF Sullivan, J. A. Warren, K. J. CORPORALS Bryan, Mike G. Davos, Bryan Johnson, Randolph Matthews, Douglas Miner, Judson Morgan, Thomas J. Payne, James M. Perry, Richard W. Tomas, Ronald N. Wedemeyer, Henry Michael FOURTH ROW: Grahm, Chaney, Miner, Phillips, Provine, Garner, Johnson, Stanley, Love, Wirtz, Milstead, Coover, Douglas, Bowling, Thompson, Morgan, Norris, Matthews, Masseym, Massey, Merger, Bryan, Qualls, Carr, Gray, Clark, Payne, Tomas, Dikeman. 190 SOPHOMORES House, Randolph Provine, William Snipes, Roy Lee Webb, Joseph T. FRESHMEN Cantrell, Kenneth D. Carr, Terry L. Clark, James P. Coover, David M. Dikeman, Matthew Douglas, James Graham, Gary Gray, Bruce S. McKenna, Francis Payne, Roger Phillips, Bruce Qualls, Smith Sewell, Charles Talk, Edmond C. Tomlin, Tommy D. First Sergeant MIKE E. OVERTON Executive Officer JOHN W. GRAY, JR. Commanding Officer JOHN S. BALLARD II THIRD ROW: Chase, House, Webb, Spellman, Tomlin, Payne, Davis, Belk, Cantrell, Miller, Sewell, Koening, McKenna, Wyatt, Reagan, Rayes, Snipes, Kercheval, Isbell, Paclik, Biediger, Carpenter, Randolph, Snell, Wedemeyer, Osterling, Talk. SECOND ROW: Perry, Overton, Keeling, Frederiksen, Lackey, Gosney, Broussard, Warren, Gudgel, Dunn, Dodgen, Clark, Bamberg, Touchon. FIRST ROW: Honea, Williams, Southerland, Wait. FRONT: Gray, Ballard. 191 FOURTH ROW: Brown, Zipp, Anderson, Sims, Ray, Behnken, Randolph, Clark, Reeves, Morris, Sample, Isbell, Wyatt, Zotz, Nickelson, Schmidt, Curtis, Wheeler, Derstin, Hammit, Heinen, Fimbel, Redden, Lewis, Porter, Taylor, Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Wainwright, Crespo, Richardson, Hughes, Parkin, Brooks, Snelius, La Graize, Calvin, Kyzar, Morrill, Woodley, Hazzard, Winfrey, Gieb, Ward, Shaw, Prater, McClellan, Turrow, Harborth, Glasson, Guyer, Rockhold, Dooley, Brown. SECOND ROW: Terrell, Dungan, Shields, Klossner, Young, COMPANY B-3 LIEUTENANTS Bray, J. H. Burkhalter, K. Fielder, L. N. Hattaway, W. E. Richter, C. X. SENIORS ON STAFF Devtsch, R. Dougherty, J. C. Emerson, C. A. Marshall, G. C. Oddson, T. Ramsey, J. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Brewster, O. F. Escobar, K. R. Majors, D. W. Shields, J. R. Young, W. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Carpenter, E. H. Huffman, J. Klossner, K. I. Robinson, B. Van Zandt, J. W. CORPORALS Clarke, W. H. Derstine, H. W. Lewis, J. C. Nicholson, R, Schmidt, V. H. Wyatt, L. E. SOPHOMORES Behnken, T. W. Hammit, E. D. Heinen, R. E. Morriss, C. A. Ray, W. D. Redden, M. F. Reeves, S. W. Richardson, C. A. Terrell, D. O. FRESHMEN Anderson, A. L. Brooks, F. R. Brown, D. L. Brown, J. L. Executive Officer DONELSON C. GILLIS Calvin, P. W. Crespo, J. O. Curtis, D. C. Dooley, K. A. Fimbil, J. M. Geib, J. E. Glasson, J. P. Guyer, F. M. Harborth, K. G. Hazzard, G. L. Hughes, C. D. Isbell, C. H. Jenkins, M.L. Kyzar, J. R. La Graize, A. G. McClellan, J. R. Morill, J. C. Parkin, D. P. 192 Commanding Officer WILLIAM P. MATTHEWS Brewster, Majors, Robinson, Van Zandt, Escobar. FIRST ROW: Richter, Hattaway, Fiedler, Deutsch, Honea, Dougherty, Gillis, Mathews, Oddson, Bray, Emerson, Marshall, Ramsey, Burkhalter. Porter, D. W. Prater, C. N. Randolph, R. B. Rockhold, N. W. Sample, R. M. Shaw, M. A. Simms, T. W. Snelus, P. R. Taylor, J. C. Turrow, R. M. Wainwright, J. E. Ward, D. M. Wheeler, L. A. Williams, J. R. Winfrey, R. D. Woodley, J. B. Zipp, R. D. Zotz, C. L. 193 Commanding Officer WILLIAM M. DAVIS CECIL M. BOURNE First Sergeant MIRO A. PAVELKA COMPANY C-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Dimock, J. A. Franklin, R. H. Forgeng, T. J. Gaden, J. D. Garcia, E. Heartwell, S. F. Goldfarb, J. H. Harvey, V. O. Rowland, R. A. Kluge, C. A. Holcomb, R. A. Wilson, J. A. Pena, O. E. Jett, W. J. Saenz, A. J. Vanek, K. N. SENIORS ON STAFF JUNIORS ON STAFF Young, J. W. Glenney, S. W. James, L. R. Douglas, J. W. SOPHOMORES Lindsey, G. Lunsford, T. M. Bennet, R. O. Macaluso, M. A. Trapolino, L. S. Brown, R. P. Filtsch, S. G. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS JUNIORS Halpin, J. M. Eastman, G. L. Donnelan, R. Q. Labarbera, P. T. Holden, E. J. Mendoza, F. Marshall, W. P. Singleton, W. J. Schiwetz, T. F. Martin, C. M. Weatherbee, C. F. CORPORALS Riggs, M. S. Zeis, P. M. Aldape, J. FRESHMEN STAFF SERGEANTS Cockrell, M. W. Abbott, R. L. Byrne, R. P. Cole, T. T. Bailey, D. L. Fischer, D. H. Bires, D. C. jfleWal C minunn TOP ROW: Moore, Young, Cockrell, McFadden, Lyons, Summers, Harvey, Filstch, Aldape, Cunningham, Grivich, Bennett, Price, Labarbera, Ward, Jennings, Vanek, Glenney, Noel, Mathew, Walker, Smith, Franklin, Jett, Marshall, Schrank, Cole, Nooner. SECOND ROW: Hull, Hilton, Bourgeois, Pierce, Christian, Lewis, 194 Blakeley, R. McFadden, P. M. Bourgeois, F. J. Miller, L. E. Buitron, P. R. Moore, H. B. Christian, P. O. Noel, L. E. Cunningham, S. B. Nocner, T. J. Feehan, Michael C. Orton, T. J. Glenney, George R. Parker, J. E. Grivich, P. W. Pierce, M. E. Hatch, C. H. Price, G. R. Heggem, J. P. Regini, E. C. Hilton, P. L. Schrank, S. R. Hull, L. H. Smith, S. L. Jennings, A. W. Stribling, R. M. Kacal, G. J. Summers, L. L. Key, M. C. Walker, J. R. Lewis, T. E. Ward, S. T. Lyons, K. M. Webb, T. J. Mathew, J. R. Winkler, R. J. Winkler, Abbott, Webb, Feehan, Fisher, Hatch, Regini, Kacal, Halpin, Stribling, Heggem, Schiwetz, Riggs, Bailey, Bires, Miller, Orton, Holcomb, Parker, Blakely, Buitron. THIRD ROW: Garcia, Key, Pavelka, Singleton, Trapolino Zeis, Eastman, Byrne, Gaden, Kluge, Lunsford, Wetherbee, Dimock, Holden, Pena, Donnellan, Saenz, Mendoza, Martin. BOTTOM ROW: Forgeng, Heartwell, Wilson, James, Bourne, Davis, Glenney, Lindsey, Rowland, Macaluso. 195 FIFTH ROW: Herzik, McCracken, Deaton, Kennerly, DePauw, Mayes, Lewis, Smith E., McCrory, Meyers, Hightower, Lam, Ward, Cusick, Houston, Floyd, Ficher, Markham, Shoultz, Connevey, Helmcamp, Van Winkle, Markle, Webber, Bland- ford, Youngblood, Williams, Parmer. FOURTH ROW: Gray, Smith W., Mattoon, Sheaffer, Schuetze, Leese, Gummer, Hastings, Willis D. B,, Sherman, LeBourveau, Willis D. W., Miller, Eklund, Hudgens, Stovall, McEntire, Ap¬ plegate, Goode, Dennison, Barlow, Grevert, Gooding, Kinder, Oswald, Critz, Shrophhire, Judd. THIRD ROW: Harrell, Cyr, Gibson, Michie, Waltman, Barton, Rut¬ ledge, Taff, Stewart, McElroy, Campbell, Taylor, Durda, Nord- haus. COMPANY D-3 ROST ER LIEUTENANTS Barron, J. T. Howard, C. W. Laughlin, M. D. Marabella, P. J. Powell, W. D. SENIORS ON STAFF Bourgeois, J. E. Darling, H. B. De Pasqual, J. A. Slimp, J. B. Tredway, W. L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Fuller, D. W. Gordon, P. T. Humphries, P. M. Lopez, F. McAdams, C. O. Wright, W. D. Aglietti, G. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Bishop, E. H. Donovan, R. L. Dowden, W. T. Petrasek, A. C. Tubre, S. R. Wright, R. A. JUNIORS ON STAFF Andrews, K. R. Lopez, F. Jr. Matthews, W. T. Wantzloeben, K. L. JUNIORS Chastang, D. E. Moore, W. D. CORPORALS Connevey, L. H. Hudgens, E. M. Markham, W. E. McElroy, K. K. Miller, R. Mu Parmer, D. L Stovall, D. G. Wisenbaker, W. C. SOPHOMORES Deaton, T. H. Houston, D. A. Michie, C. D. Smith, W. B. Scheaffer, D. E. FRESHMEN Adams, N. W. Applegate, R. W. Blandford, D. E. Barlow, T. L. Barton, J. B. Campbell, S. C. Critz, J. R. Cusick, R. G. Cyr, P. D. Dennison, R. L. De Pauw, B. D. Durda, D. R. Eklund, S. A. Fisher, P. B. Floyd, J. E. Gibson, J. C. Gooding, W. D. Goode, W. L. Grevert, D. C. Gummer, R. L. Hastings, R. J. Harrell, L. O. Helmcamp, D. E. Herzik, T. L. Hightower, S. C. Juda, R. A. Kennerly, K. D. Kinder, W. P. Lam, M. H. Le Bourveau, G. P. Leese, D. P. Lewis, C. L. McCracken, D. W. McEntire, W. W. McCrory, D. B. Markle, W. G. Mattoon, K. A. 196 Commanding Officer WILLIAM E. TAYLOR SECOND ROW: Wisenbaker, Weathers, Fuller, McAdams, Agliette, Petrasek, Donovan, Lopez F. R., Bishop, Wright W., Andrews, Humphries, Matthews, Lopez F., Wantzloeben, Dowden, Wright R., Gordon. FIRST ROW: Slimp, Howard, Barron, Darling, Powell, Taylor, Tred- way. Bourgeois, DePasqual, Marabella, Laughlin. Mayes, R. P. Myers, R. R. Nordhaus, R. K. Oswald, H. A. Schuetze, H. E. Sherman, T. G. Shoultz, J. C. Shropshire, S. M. Smith, E. L. Stewart, S. S. Taff, G. T. Taylor, J. T. Van Winkle, J. S. Waltman, W. D. Ward, F. T. Webber, J. P. Williams, J. T. Willis, D. W. Willis, D. B. Youngblood, J. L. 197 Commanding Officer NOBLE JAMES ATKINS, JR. Executive Officer BOB BELL First Sergeant JACK ASHCRAFT COMPANY E-3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Bateman, B. L. Dingly, D. D. McGaughey, R. L. Meier, E. P. Pantalion, C. P. Tovey, F. M. Vick, J. D. SENIORS ON STAFF Isom, C. B. Roche, H. C. SENIORS McCown, J. R. Reinke, S. T. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Chester, L. L. Giesenschlag, W. H. Jones, J. L. Prugel, J. A. See, E. C. STAFF SERGEANTS Brooks, J. A. Gregg, D. L. Kirk, L B. CORPORALS Arnold, M. R. Coufal, S. R. Gailey, D. Holcomb, J. R. Hughes, T. W. McAfee, J. A. Meiller, J. W. THIRD ROW: Stover, Medina, Vander Cruyssen, Arnold, Jones, Shaunfield, Simmans, Manning, Rilet, Brending, Garrison, Scherbel, Gailey, Ohlendorf, Box, Bailey, Coufal, Fick, Gil- 198 SOPHOMORES Pick, D. L. Manning, W. S. Scherbel, C. E. Shaunfield, P. T. Simmans, R. D. Stover, M. E. Vander Cruyssen, H. Ohlendorf, C. G. FRESHMEN Bailey, E. L. Box, J. L. Brending, W. C. Garrison, James L. Gilbert, E. J. Hanna, Charles R. Leinhart, M. Medina, R. H. Mohehlman, J. H. Jones, J. R. Riley, J. G. bert, Hanna, Mohehlman, Leinhart, Holcomb, Hughes, McAfee. SECOND ROW: Meiller, Ashcraft, Brooks, See, Gregg, Chester, Prugel, Giesenschlag, Kirk, Jones. FIRST ROW: Dingley, Vick, Bell, Atkins, McGaughey, Reinke, Bateman. 199 THIRD ROW: Quest, Stevens, Zak, Bauer, Piper, Cooner, Mul- SECOND ROW: Young, Alstyne, Mobley, Williams, Aldrich, Day, lins. Wall, Watsoh, Welsh, Mousner, Canglose, Franze, Hoi- Montgomery, Baker, Lewis, English, Retchey, Young, land, Englebrecht, Jordan, Kotrla, Skirvanek, Dodier. LIEUTENANTS Burny, James P. Conolly, Richard ty. Davis, Roland O. Eddlemen, Earl G. Lewis, Harry S. Montgomery, James M. McConnell, Thomas T. McGinnis, Ronald M. Vrzalik, John N. Ward, John R. Perry, Robert Hart, Melba Joe SENIORS ON STAFF Lightsey, Don A.—3rd Brgd. Commanding Officer TERRENCE ROY GENT 200 COMPANY F-3 Riggs, James C—6th Btln. SENIORS TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Aldrich, Samuel P. Day, Thomas M. Lewis, Harry W. Mobley, Forrest D. Williams, Robert H. Young, Charles R. STAFF SERGEANTS Baker, Derrel A. English, Ronald W. Simmons, Jerry M. First Sergeant JOHN VAN ALSTYNE JUNIORS ON STAFF JUNIORS CORPORALS Engelbrecht, Clyde C. Franze, Everrett K. Mousner, Robert E. Wall, Arnold J. Young, Ralph R. SOPHOMORES Canglose, Patrick P. Cooner, Harold D. Jordan, George E. FIRST ROW: McGinnis, McConnell, Ward, Hart, Brown, Gent, Eddleman, Hopkins, Davis, Perry. Mullins, Bert D. Ritchy, William M. Skrivanek, Joseph J. Stephens, James C. Watson, James D. Welch, Robert P. Zak, Michael R. FRESHMEN Dodier, Jose A. Holland, E. A. Kotrla, Claren J. Wellman, Jay S. Wuest, Kenneth W. 201 Commanding Officer KEITH W. LAIN Executive Officer ROBERT W. INNISS LIEUTENANTS Barnes, L. A. Downey, C. R. Galey, J. H. Mayers, P. Reifsnyder, R. E. SENIORS ON STAFF Csagoly, A. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Blake, J. P. Donaho, G. R. King, C. L. Kunz, R. A. Merritt, W. L. STAFF SERGEANTS Burd, H. H. Callaway, M. R. Kearney, J. A. First Sergeant DANNY M. GORDON COMPANY G-3 ROSTER Medford, S. F. Manley, Strode D. Baird, W. J. Seago, J. M. Mitchell, Jim B. Boldt, R. Sharp, M. V. Mullins, Terrel S. Brower, S. A. Roberts, William D. Brown, R. W. JUNIORS ON STAFF Burke, P. G. Miller, D. H. SOPHOMORES Clements, W. L. Sherman, S. Birdsong, W. A. Contreras, C. X. Berry, C. M. Cooper, J. J. JUNIORS Coker, D. J. Cooper, M. J. Harvey, G. B. Grimes, R. P. Craig, T. A. Hays, D. M. May, J?. E. Davis, L. A. Sumpter, G. W. Schubert, G. W. Freeze, T. A. CORPORALS Simpson, M. B. Frentzel, W. Strauss, D. D. Glover, W. R. Aglietti, Terry C. Williams, R. M. Goldberg, M. L. Bailey, Weldon D. Wright, F. J. Green, G. R. Burleson, Richard E. Guerra, A. M. Cupp, Lloyd G. FRESHMEN Guerra, R. E. Gummer, Steven V. Alber, J. R. Hase, Robert R. Allerding, M. R. Heitman, Lawrence P. Anderson, C. W. FIFTH ROW: Davis, Berry, Brower, Teague, Tillery, Allerding, Kindel, Burleson, Manley, Anderson, Tomlinson, Lehmann, Ward, Zirjacks, Burke, Alber, Salyers, Mullins, Coker, Swahm, Piehl, Rome, Bancroft, Clements, House, Songbird, Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Cupp, Cooper, Schuepback, Pena, Simpson, Stout, Roddy, Hancock, Gummer, Golberg, Frentzel, Heitman, 202 Hamilton, J. B. Slovak, R. H. House, D. J. Sohl, W. H. Huebner, K. R. Stout, H. V. Johnson,J. C. Swahn, J. F. Johnson, R. S. Teague, T. A. Kindel, C. E. Tillery, M. M. Lehmann, J. H. Tillery, G. A. Main, M. V. Ward, S. D. Merritt, R. R. Welsh, T. C. Pena, E. J. West, J. L. Piehl, E. M. Widener, M. L. Roddy, B. E. Williams, B. 0. Rome, M. A. Williams, K. C. Roquemore, D. E. Ybarra, F. A. Hancock, D. R. ZirJacks, W. L. Salyers, G. A. Shuepback, J. W. Sikes, A. L. Huebner, Craig, Contreras, Williams, Roberts, Young, House, West, Freeze, Wright, Strauss, Johnson, Williams, Hase, Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Guerra, Guerra, Merritt, Williams, Green, Kovaks, Baird, Grimes, Sohl, Widener, Brown, Hamilton, Slovak, Rol¬ lins, Sikes, Ybarra, Rognemore, Cooper, Boldt, Tillery, Main, Johnson, Schubert, Welch. SECOND ROW: Donaho, Cresswell, Harvey, Callaway, Kerney, McCoy, Sharp, Seago, Sumpter, Sherman, Medford, Merritt, Reichle, Hayes, Kunz, King, Burd, Tuber. FIRST ROW: Agliette, Gordon, Barnes, Fine, Roche, Innis, Lain, Downey, Galey, Ward, Mayers, Reifsnyder. 203 FIFTH ROW: Lindsey, Rymkus P., Rymkus M., Barker, Burgess, Billman, Knowles, Bell, Cosby, Juge, Rhodes, Resley, Muehr, Griffin, Weiss, Ermis, Shannon, Allen, Jenkins, Newman, Smith Mac, Weaver, Edwards, Moss, Mitchell, Henry, Harvey, Lenox. FOURTH ROW: Tillerson, Phillips, Westerfield, Cortez, Worst, Oehrlein, Zahn, Curlee, Herd, Cosper, Willis, Bresk, Lammert, Tomas, Hanna, Henry, Lamkin, Nauss, Smith D., Adams, Freeman, Kemph, Earl, Kovar, Manning, Smith M., Ellis, Arrington. THIRD ROW: Hemphill, Moon, Harvell, Camilli, Moreno, Nichol, Gattis, Ferguson, Colhoun, Benesh, Litterest, Staples, Perry, COMPANY H-3 LIEUTENANTS Aldrich, A. A. Meeks, T. E. Palmer, M. A. SENIORS ON STAFF Scoggin, P. C. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Climie, R. Offner, M. Staples, G. W. STAFF SERGEANTS McMillan, T. A. McCarty, R. M. Wood, C. R. THOMAS F. MURRAH CORPORALS Clifton, D. M. Arrington, T. M. Cosper, J. Brandt, R. E. Curington, L. D. Earl, G. N. Desilets, G. E. Edwards, E. H. Gardner, B. Ellis, J. P. Gipson, J. Ermis, H. Henry, L. D. Harvell, D. Henry, M. Kovar, G. W. Hightower, J. Lamkin, K. A. Juge, R. Lindsey, R. L. Kidd, R. Phillips, M. Kirchmer, T. Weiss, J. H. Oehrlein, F. R. Westerfield, D. Poss, J. Zahn, C. W. Plummer, R. Ray, S. SOPHOMORES Rymkus, M. Bell, D. Rymkus, P. Childress, D. Schutze, G. C. Executive Officer CALVIN D. CUSTER Commanding Officer JOSEPH S. B. JENKINS 204 Delery, Bancroft, Cherry, Gardner, Adams, Stovall, Andrews, Clifton, Harris, Willis, Desilets. SECOND ROW: Brandt, Murrah, Staples, AAcCarty, Wood, Climie, Offner, AAcAAillen. FRONT ROW: Palmer, Custer, Jenkins, Aldrich. Smith, D. E. Smith, AA. Taylor, W. B. Worst, J. AA. FRESHAAEN Adams, N. W. Allen, G. L. Andrews, O. K. Andrews, W. K. Barker, W. O. Benesh, J. C. Billman, C. AA. Bresk, S. J. Burgess, J. H. Camilli, L. S. Colhoun, C. A. Cortez, R. Cosby, J. L. Delery, H. B. Ferguson, C. E. Freeman, T. C. Gattis, J. H. Griffin, C. B. Harris, C. G. Harvey, C. E. Hemphill, A. D. Herd, G. L. Johnson, W. P. Kemph, G. S. Knowles, P. W. Kubiak, L. B. Lammert, R. F. Lenox, J. D. Litterst, F. C. AAanning, G. L. AAenn, R. T. AAitchell, J. L. AAoon, G. L. AAoreno, J. N. AAoss, R. AAuehr, R. W. AAyatt, F. F. Nauss, J. D. Nichol, D. W. Perry, H. S. Rhodes, J. G. Resley, G. B. Shannon, W. P. Smith, B. AA. Staples, E. A. Tillerson, J. R. Weaver, AA. W. Willis, D. R. Willis, R. D. 205 Cast Corps Zrip 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. 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? 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. 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. 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 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. Tirst Wing Staff Executive Officer JAMES D. BOLES RONALD E. HOWELL Supply Officer Chaplain RAYMOND O. GEORGE Sergeant Major FRANK D. WATSON Adjutant DONALD C. ATWELL Supply Sergeant ENRIQUE A. TESSADA Scholastic Ser. ALTON D. FELPS 207 Tirst Qroup Staff Executive Officer DON H. BADGWELL 208 Commanding Officer DENNIS R. GLENEWINKEL Second Qroup Staff Executive Officer CURTIS S. HAMME Operations Officer FRANK X. GRUEN, JR. Adjutant and Supply Officer JAN ALAN LINDSEY Sergeant Major MICHAEL G. HEREFORD Operations Sergeant RALPH W. MISTROT Scholastic Sergeant RONALD W. FLETCHER 209 FIFTH ROW: Fraser, Demel, Evans, Sears, Wat: pn, Catherall, AAuhl, Mumford, Sweat, Hlavaty, Shipp, Hohman, Stevens, Faust, Grossman, Dow, Schuck, Safford, Rodi ri, Gillis, Sliv- inski, Muska, Trenchard, AAackie, Cron, Noyes, Loftin. FOURTH ROW: Fetner, Mattox, Powell, Green, S ewart, Crook, Hunter, Whatley, Gossett, Brown, Standish, Chalmers, Na¬ tion, Presswood, Beggs, Figun, Kleibrink, Peters, Gird, Mark, Trevillion, Read, Pilot, Kelly, Wimberly, Woods, Rios. THIRD ROW: Hamilton, Moore, Ogle, Yoder, Logan, Robin, Executive Officer ANTONY A. RASCH SQUADRON ONE ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Jones, J. E. Wood, P. D. SENIORS ON STAFF Duplissey, G. R. Halbert, D. M. Lindsay, C. D. Sherman, W. T. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Quebe, J. C. Raineri, E. A. Tindall, M. H. CORPORALS Crook, J. M. Dow, D. H. Figun, S. L. Fries, E. R. Green, K. E. Hunter, C. D. Peters, E. A. Standish, J. R. Stewart, K. W. Woods, D. E. Zinn, A. M. SOPHOMORES Brown, J. M. Fraser, B. S. Gillis, M. A. Gossett, R. P. Grossman, J. H. Hlavaty, A. J. Hohman, D. N. Kelly, K. D. Moore, B. B. Muhl, J. I. Noyes, T. E. Ogle, W. E. Pilot, A. B. Read, R. M. Roden, J. R. Safford, C. R. Schuck, R. B. Trevillian, W. L. Watson, M. W. FRESH MEN Beggs, M. R. Catheral, D. R. 2|0 Commanding Officer JAY JAYNES I Cron, A. B. Demel, D. A. Evans, D. C. Faust, J. C. Fetner, M. H. Gird, R. S. Hamilton, J. R. Kleibrink, M. C. Loftin, M. A. Logan, W. B. AAackie, S. B. Mark, G. G. Mattox, P. Mumford, R. Muska, P. T. Nation, D. F. Powell, J. R. Presswood, D. T. Rios, D. N. Robin, S. T. Sears, T. K. Shipp, B. J. Slivinski, A. J. Sorrels, W. W. Stevens, D. L. Sweat, L. L. Tijerina, J. O. Trenchard, M. H. Whatley, W. S. Wimberly, D. P. Yoder, J. F. 211 Tp i V J TOP ROW, L to R: Johns, C. W., Bess, R. C., Chesney, J. D., Smith, R. M., Van Buskirk, R. L, Dillon, B. E., Duke, G. A., Esquivel, A., Biles, D. B., Spencer, P. D., Willoughby, J. M., Eyring, M. W., Jones, B. J., Dougherty, K. W., Payne, R. H., Screws, D. L., Myers, R. J., Taylor, J. R., Miller, J. O., Matthys, W. C, Wisenbaker, K. A., Gerke, W. C, White¬ hurst, W. J., Offholter, C. F., Chewning, D. G., Fudge, W. B., Read, R. R. THIRD ROW: McElroy, D. R., Morgan, D. H., Duerer, A. W., La Buda, T. M., Von Minden, R. C, Tu cker, T. J., Parigi, J. S., Bentley, R. J., Duchamp, C. W., Ogdee, J. E., Henry, T. L., Rick, G. G., Jiura, R. A., Ludwig, A. J., Aldrich, C. S., Mad¬ rigal, H., Becker, G. J., Neal, J. K., Collins, R. L., Candler, T. L., Slagle, L. E., Nierdieck, T. C, Joyer, F. H., Guillot, M. E., Contreras, R. R., Hunt, C. L., McAvoy, M. H., Cook, H. N., Nagle, J. C. LIEUTENANTS Bradburn, T. L. Rannals, L. D. Reeves, L. E. S. Chappelle, R. C. SENIORS ON STAFF Atwell, D. C. Cox, F. W. Franklin, D. A. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Crumbliss, J. J. Daly, M. E. Hooton, J. G. Smith, P. A. Stropp, J. R. Tramel, J. T. STAFF SERGEANTS Gosschalk, J. A. SQUADRON 2 ROSTER CORPORALS Baker, H. D. Bentley, R. J. Biles, D. B. Chewning, D. G. Esquivel, Fudge, W. Hunt, C. L. McElroy, D. Neal, J. K. Offholter, C. Willoughby, J. M. SOPHOMORES Aldrich, C. S. Bess, R. C. Chesney, J. D. Cook, H. N. Dillon, B. E. Dougherty, K. W. Duerer, A. W. Eyring, M. W. Gerke, W. C. Joyer, F. H. Ludwig, A. J. Morgan, D. H. Myers, R. J. Nagle, J. C. Parigi, J. S. Screws, D. L. Tucker, T. J. Wisenbaker, K. A. Smith, R. M. Van Buskirk, R. L. FRESHMEN Becker, G. J. Candler, T. L. Collins, R. L. Duke, G. A. DuChamp, C. W. Guillot, M. E. Commanding Officer 2|2 WILLIAM C. BENDER First Sergeant JAMES A. SMITH SECOND ROW: Baker, H. D., Smith, J. A., Daly, M. E., Stropp J. R., Gosschalk, J. A., Crumbliss, J. J., Hooteh, J. G., 5mith, P. A., Tramel, J. T. FIRST ROW: Cox, F. W., Reeves, L. E., Franklin, D., Pusch, D. E., Bradburn, T. L., Atwell, D. C, Chapelle, R. C. ; Rannals, L. D. CENTER FRONT: Bender, W. C. Henry, T. L. Jiura, R. A. Johns, C. W. Jones, B. J. Madrigal, H. Matthys, W. C. McAvoy, M. H. Miller, J. O. Nierdieck, T. C. Ogdee, J. E. Payne, R. H. Read, R. R. Rick, G. G. Slagle, L. E. Spencer, P. D. Taylor, J. R. Von Minden, R. C. Whitehurst, W. J. FIRST ROW: Cotterell, Gibson. SECOND ROW: Robertson, White, Badgwell, Jones, Bornefeld, Barry, Reitz. vl THIRD ROW: Morgan, Doyle, Cure, Nowlin, Poznecki, Harcrow, Cardiel, Petty, Wille. 1 FOURTH ROW: Moore, Clark, Brown, Shaw, Jeanes, Ansley, Skusa, Fenlon, Lindsay, Williamson, Welsch, Ozan, Canion, Woodard, Whitehouse, Teater, Walton, Taylor, Clarke, Cruz, Kostelnik, Garret, Blackburn, Hogg, Madden. FIFTH ROW: Huff, Rossow, Glasscock, Johnson, Browne, Walters, First Sergeant THOMAS ARTHUR DOYLE SQUADRON 3 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Jeanes, F. W. Barry, J. D. Massey, R. E. Bornefeld, B. K. Morgan, H. C. Cotterell, J. M. Richardson, W. P Jones, C. B. Skusa, D. A. Reitz, J. J. Robertson, S. B. SOPHOMORES SENIORS ON STAFF Beck, J. R. Browne, R. D. Badgewell, D. H. Clarke, B. K. White, C. L. Graham, G. C. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS McKnight, T. J. Myrick, A. W. Cure, L. M. Watson, R. R. Harcrow, R. J. Nowlin, J. R. FRESHMEN Poznecki, A. W. Adameke, R. W. JUNIORS ON STAFF Bath, W. R. Booker, M. P. Cardiel, R. B. Brown, P. E. Petty, D. B. Clark, L. C. Wille, K. B. Cruz, M. 1. CORPORALS Fenlon, J. T. Frank, D. E. Ansley, C. H. Garrett, W. T. Blackburn, J. R. Glasscock, W. C. Canion, K. L. Goldsberry, F. L. Ellerman, R. D. Hogg, G. L. Holtz, S. T. Huff, R. C. 2|4 Commanding Officer WILLIAM E. GIBSON Executive Officer BOHN MOORE COTTERELL Irwin, J. A. Johnson, F. E. Kiser, J. K. Kostelnik, M. C. Lindsay, M. E. Madden, D. R. McKernen, J. P. Moore, D. R. Ozan, G. A. Pingenot, D. Poland, R. L. Prater, R. A. Rossow, R. A. Shaw, M. J. Spurkosky, T. M. Taylor, D. H. Teater, W. G. Walters, D. F. Walton, T. P. Welch, S. H. Woodard, M. A. Whitehouse, F. G. Williamson, J. A. Young, J. R. FOURTH ROW, L to R: Keiser, Hoch, Mumford, May, Macha, Jones, Kroberger, Goins, Goodwin, Coco, Briscoe, Seaberg, Thompson, Eldridge, Schneider, Cohen, O ' Brien, Alexander, Apostle, Riser, Anderson, Butler, Hlavinka, Berry, Bradley, Coleman, Hopfer. THIRD ROW, L to R: Hearrell, Herrera, Lucero, Warnick, Kaster, Kloppe, Hawley, Fisher, Hoffman, Buescher, Grossenbacher, SQUADRON 4 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Hoffman, C. W. Bergoon, R. D. Miller, B. E. Plummer, M. C. O ' Brien, R. W. Pool, W. C. Okiyama, J. L. Saloma, D. A. Perry, A. L. SENIORS ON STAFF SOPHOMORES Cox, C. L. Alexander, R. C. Rutyna, A. P. Anderson, R. R. Smith, E. C. Beard, J. H. Berry, M. O. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bradley, G. M. Denison, E. B. Brannon, E. W. Morgan, C. D. Brown, M. A. Ron co, J. A. Cohen, D. A. Sanchez, D. Eldridge, R. A. Fenter, L. C. JUNIORS ON STAFF• Fisher, J. H. Daerr, R. L. Goodwin, L. H. Gray, J. A. CORPORALS Lucero, E. Riser, E. L. Anderson, L. O. FRESHMEN Buescher, F. J. Apostle, E. L. Calloway, M. A. Arthington, M. S. Coco, J. S. Berk, J. 1. Gro ssenbacher, R. W. Bourne, C. A. _ . , Commanding Officer 1 1 6 THOMAS E. LILES JR. First Sergeant JOHN T. YOUNG Briscoe, A. L. Butler, J. Q. Coleman, J. R. Goins, K. E. Gutierrez, H. L. Hawley, R. D. Herrera, AA. Hewlett, AA. L. Hlavinka, D. J. Hoch, R. W. Holder, F. O. Hopfer, W. J. Hutchison, W. Jones, AA. K. Keiser, R. E., Kloppe, R. W. Kroberger, K. E. AAacha, L. R. AAay, R. W. Schneider, R. W. Slagle, D. L. Thompson, J. R. Tigeleiro, A. AA. Trlica, C. A. Van Nostrand, K. Warnick, S. W. White, C. H. 217 TOP ROW, L to R: Brown, Chauviere, Sears, Weaver, McGehee, Buentel ' Io, Lawson, Kriechbajm, McConnell, Everett, fiasco, Cowan, Stevens, Stevens, Gordy, Quinlan, Griffith, Sky-Eagle, Lucas, Wilkinson, Willhite, Hayes, Williams, Kirchnfer, Jaeckle, Meyer. H SECOND ROW, L to R: Teddlie, Echols, McKay, Paydo, Gal¬ latin, Grothues, Davenport, Anthony, White, Denmark, Camp¬ bell, Swanson, Schumann, Sprenger, Bennett, Woyewodzic, Reeder, Peace, Crutcher, Vitek, Moran, Rodriguez, Rensmeyer, Dunham, Walo, Ravey, Grimm, Patterson. THIRD ROW, L to R: Cain, Del Rio, Brill, Barton, Zatopek. SQUADRON FIVE ROSTER LIEUTENANTS JUNIORS ON STAFF Kitchner, K. W. Bush, J. G. Alford, B. F. Meyer, W. C. Byrd, J. S. Watson, F. D. McGehee, T. L. Henry, G. M. Mistrot, R. W. Phillips, T. Jr. Radar, W. K. Rodriquez, V. X. Stevens, R. M. CORPORALS Stevens, M. P. Anthony, B. M. Walo, D. E. SENIORS ON STAFF Chauviere, E. D. White, W. A. Hamme, C. S. Paydo, J. S. Stevens, J. D. Woyewodzic, E. J. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Teddlie, D. E. FRESHMEN Clements, J. R. Vitek, R. D. Basco, C. E. Dibrell, C. F. Bennet, R. W. Hart, A. P. SOPHOMORES C ain, W. S. Howard, J. W. Barton, D. M. Cowan, D. W. Peoples, W. M. Brown, T. J. Crucher, M. A. Brill, R. R. Davenport, J. D. STAFF SERGEANT Buentello, R. G. Delrio, R. Penrod, R. W. Campbell, C. D. Denmark, M. A. Schoolcraft, T. A. Echols, D. K. Dunham, F. C. Smith, R. L. Gordy, J. N. Everett, D. H. JUNIORS Griffin, C. D. Gallatin, L. T. Hayes, J. W. Grimm, J. F. Coe, M. G. Jaeckle, A. C. Grothes, W. C. Oliver, M. A. Tyree, T. N. Kriechbaum, J. R. 219 THIRD ROW, L-R: Winger, Boleman, Cruz, Davis, Rozenburg, Gar¬ rett, Maxwell, Haag, Hood, Johnson, Beach, Nolan, Hensley’, Moore, Hay, Rabel, Webb, Hamilton, Watts, Martin, Lopez, Jackson. SQUADRON SIX ROSTER Bonfire Spirit LIEUTENANTS Bollinger, L. S. Mabie, G. J. Otten, D. B. Sanders, R. A. SENIORS ON STAFF Fox, J. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Chitwood, R. D. Kunz, A. E. Poindexter, W. R. Snider, V. V. JUNIORS ON STAFF Felps, A. D. Hereford, M. G. JUNIORS Gayle, C. M. CORPORALS Cruz, D. J. Haag, D. A. Kovich, A. S. Schulze, E. M. Smith, G. M. Townsend, J. D. Ward, N. C. SOPHOMORES Arellano, C. R. Bently, G. H. SECOND ROW, L-R: Kovich, Ross, Gayle, Chitwood, Felps, Kunz, Hereford, Poindexter, Snider. FIRST ROW, L-R: Fox, Bollinger, Sanders, Norman, Mabie, Otten, Allen. SAVAGE SIX Combs, J. A. Compton, C. G. Engelbrecht, F. E. Hay, C. C. Hoffman, R. F. Hood, B. M. Goodson, C. F. King, A. K. Miller, S. G. Pina, M. Raun, T. Rozenburg, E. R. Sullivan, G. A. Watts, K. D. FRESHMEN d H 6 Beach, J. H. Boleman, L. L. Bowers, A. M. Callahan, A. Davis, J. W. Faubion, J. F. Garrett, T. V. Hamilton, A. L. Hensley, R. W. Jackson, J. W. Johnson, J. L. Lopez, J. D. Martin, M. L. Matson, R. A. Maxwell, T. C. Moore, L. W. Nieland, J. C. Nolan, R. T. Pollard, K. W. Reat, R. A. Sandberg, S. N. Sells, R. M. Steele, J. A. Vogelsang, E. F. Voison, B. L. Webb, J. L. 221 THOMAS A. CARDWELL Commanding Officer BARRY M. CAMPBELL Executive Officer m SQUADRON SEVEN ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Piper, Lloyd L. Starek, John M. Teems, Terry L. SENIORS ON STAFF Boles, James D. Burr, Hiram H. George, Raymond O. Lindsey, Jan A. MASTER SERGEANTS Place, Bradley E. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bratton, Jack W. Jacobs, Jerry A. Reeh, Charles D. Schappaugh, Ronald D. Stephens, Alton L. STAFF SERGEANTS Beggerly, James D. Campbell, Clyde W. Dorn, Wilfred C. JUNIORS ON STAFF Drubert, Hilmar C. Fletcher, Ronald W. Simmons, Tifton Tessada, Enrique A. JUNIORS Willingham, George A. CORPORALS Collins, Craig Czajkowski, Thomas L. Hill, John M. Matkin, William R. Newberry, Robert J. O ' Hara, Michael S. Richards, Hugh M. Savage, Jimmie C. Scott, Richard C. Tower, Michael M. SOPHOMORES Bricker, Joe D. Britt, Harry W. Cardwell, Richard G. Dance, David E. CAROLYN FEATH Squadron 7 Sweetheart FIFTH ROW: Tower, Magee, Muniz, Bradley, McKaskle, Johnson, Upton, Matrin, Caldwell, Oliver, Kasperzyk, Winkler, Boortz, Robinson, Walker, Hopkin, Fox, Hill, Mikel, Lindsey, Hicks, Wechsler, Gerasimowicz, Kent, Martin, Smithson, Savage. FOURTH ROW: Hopkins, Halleran, Penn, Gillum, Collins, Dance, Scott, Delgado, Graves, Minze, Donimgue, Posey, Bricker, Koop, Berry, Stevens, Broussard, Czajkowski, Esquivel, Newberry, Hansford, Britt, Richards, O ' Neil, Bailey, Loveall, Jeffrey, Busa. 222 Graves, Allan P. Hansford, Charles L. Kasprzyk, Edward J. Magee, John G. Muniz, Edelmiro Walker, John M. FRESHMEN Bailey, Dennis S. Barton, Joel R. Ill Berry, Bob B. Blankenburg, Larry L. Bradley, George A. Broussard, Neal J. Busa, Leonard J. Cavenaugh, Glen C. Cole, Robert R. Delgado, Ruben E. Dockery, Charles L. Domingue, Mark L. Esquivel, Jesus Fox, Michael J. Gerasimowicz, Gary A. Gillum, James M. Hopkin, Mac N. Hopkins, Roy C. II Johnson, Patrick N. Kent, Van A. Koop, Harold W. Jr. McKaskle, Danny R. Mikel, Tilden N. Minze, Lonnie C. Oberg, Erik P. Robinson, Robert W. S. Sloan, Gary W. Stevens, Jack R. Truitt, Donald A. Turner, Walter D. Upton, Robert L. Winkler, Hayden E. THIRD ROW: Cole, Barton, Wilkenson, Cavenaugh, Truitt, Blankenburg, Dockery, Brann, Oberg, Cardwell, Sloan, Turner. SECOND ROW: O ' Hara, Saunders, Tessada, Campbell, Jacobs, Simmons, Dreubert, Thornhill, Schappaugh, Willingham, Dorn, Stevens, Beggerly, Bratton, Reeh, Place, Fletcher. FIRST ROW: Teems, Piper, Sterek, Campbell, Cardwell, George, Burn, Lindsey, Boles. 223 SQUADRON EIGHT ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Bryant, L. M. Forrest, F. G. Green, R. M. STAFF SERGEANTS Gray, H. W. Powell, L. L. SENIORS ON STAFF Cano, N. O. Gibson, G. C. Crank, P. W. Morgan, C. E. Howell, R. E. Glenwinkle, D. R. JUNIORS Gregory, R. W. Gee, J. F. Fisher, J. H. Hunter, J. M. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Short, R. J. Brewton, A. R. CORPORALS Morris, L. D. Kardys, R. Reynolds, D. C. Hosley, R. A. Hearron, G. S. Martin, J. A. FOURTH ROW: AAcAAann, Coleber, Mittendorf, Carr, Johnson, Taylor, Dennison, AAcDonal, Fregia, Holsley, Broyles, AAankin, Rausch, Hollahan, Presley, Landtroop, Carter, Herring, Otten, Harvey, Debord, Wittrock, Kyle, Beale, Fletcher, Ernst, Phillips, Osborne. THIRD ROW: Harkreader, Leonard, Werdung, Trotten, Ternus, Schroeder, Treece, Cardees, Jackson, Stoghill, Martin, Fiddler, King, Quebe, Neumann, Crowder, Roberts, Eckles, Lambkin, McGodrick, Johnston, Sanchez, Hill, Averett, Turbeyville, Blazek, Wilkinson, Kramer, McIntyre. 224 Johnson, R. C. Treece, B. G. McMahan, J. D. Trotter, J. T. Presley, J. M. Roberts, G. R. FRESHMEN Kyle, W. P. Roush, R. T. Averett, J. H. Leonard, J. W. Harvey, G. G. Broyles, E. L. Mankin, M. W. Blazek, J. B. Carr, C. R. Martin, P. B. Colburn, J. E. McGoldrick, G. M. SOPHOMORES Cramer, X. C. McIntyre, M. E. Carter, G. S. DeBord, T. 0. Mittendorf, E. Crowder, D. K. Denison, R. L. Osborn, T. E. Echols, M. Earnest, D. B. Phillips, S. D. Fidler, W. M. Fletcher, J. E. Sanchez, A. Hill, D. J. Fregia, J. T. Stodghill, R. H. King, T. M. Frysinger, V. F. Taylor, M. J. Lamkin, S. L. Harkreader, W. L. Ternus, D. J. Landtroop, L. L. Harris, W. P. Turbeville, J. B. McDonald, R. W. Herring, J. L. Werdung, W. H. Otten, E. L. Hollahan, E. L. Wilkinson, R. W. Quebe, F. Jackson, R. L. Wittrock, C. H. Rodriguez, R. Johnston, S. B. Newman, C. H. Commanding Officer PAT A. GIBSON SECOND ROW: Martin, Rash, Bruten, Morgan, Hunter, Powell, Bryant, Cano, Morris, Hearron, Reynolds, Gibson, Gee, Fry singer. Sharp, Harris. FIRST ROW: Grey, Gregory, Green, Crank, Santos, Gibson, Howell, Laird, Forrest, Glenwinkle, Fisher. 225 Aggie Muster Begun in 1921 over the concern of students over the lack of tribute paid to the Battle of San Jacinto, Aggie Muster has grown to be one of our most cherished traditions. Muster has been observed all over the world in various ways. The perils of World War II did not stop Aggies from paying honor to those fellow Aggies who had given their life fighting for what they believed in. The spirit exemplified by Aggie Muster is the spirit which has made our nation the strong and powerful nation it is. Our only wish is that this is one tradition which will stand until the end of time. The RV ' s fire a twenty-one gun salute for departed Aggies on Aggie Muster. MMT Second Wing Staff Executive Officer JOHN L. FIEGEL Supply Officer DONALD T. AAARBURGER Scholastic Officer ROBERT LEE HERRING Liaison Officer JOE A. BOWLES III 227 Commanding Officer ROBERT E. SCOTT Zhird Qroup Staff Executive Officer Adjutant Operations Officer Scholastic Officer EDWIN A. BECKOM III JOHNNIE KEMP EDWARD L. KAINER PHILIP J. DEVOLITES 228 Commanding Officer JAM ES M. ROBERTS fourth 0wup Staff Executive Officer RAYMOND W. GREGORY Scholastic Officer ROBERT W. LYNCH, JR. Day Liaison Officer WM. M. WOLF, JR. Intelligence Ofc. THOMAS D. LAIRD 229 Commanding Officer K. W. ALVERSON First Sergeant First Sergeant BILLY D. BRUMLEY MIKE D. GILBERT SQUADRON NINE ROSTER LIEUTENANTS CORPORALS Fried, A. R. Abbott, J. P. Lane, B. G. Eeds, J. M. McCue, R. L. Haseloff, W. C, Jr. Overton, J. Heinrich, D. J. Vasser, W. C. Silver, R. C. Warnick, P. W. Slider, J. T. SENIORS ON STAFF Steenbergen, J. E. Teel, G. A. Gruen, F. R., Jr. Worrel, E. J. Scott, R. E. SOPHOMORE ' S TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Book, W. C. Barlow, J. R. Griffin, J. K. Davis, R. A. Grimes, G. R. Ruppersberger, J. S. Limpus, L. L. JUNIORS Macias, J. J. Mayer, G. J. Brumley, B. D. Renneberg, G. E. FIFTH ROW: Bartelli, Johnston, Teal, Pazderski, Jackson, Lim- pus, Thompson, Rentaberg, Veeze, Steinbergen, Redshaw, Knight, Allensworth, Heindrick, Abbott, Mayer, Clardee, Thatcher, Clark, Briggs, Book, Tillman, Jett, Harlan, Grimes, Barnett, Heathcoat, Macis, Smith. 230 Stephens, L. A. Schroeder, T. K. FRESHMEN Allensworth, G. D. Ashmore, P. D. Bartelli, T. T. Bennett, B. B. Benwell, T. C. Briggs, ' J. B. Burnett, R. W. Clardy, C. W. Clark, S. P. Claussen, R. M. Coakley, D. E. Conner, M. A. Craft, C. L. Davis, R. M. Dugas, J. E., Jr. Fortney, G. W. Pazderski, R. A. Harlan, R. E. Redshaw, N. A. Hethcoat, C. L. Robicheaux, L. J. Hoffman, M. P. Rodriguez, R. G. Jackson, G. F., Ill Sager, F. W., Jr. Jett, J. E. Scopel, A. J. Johnson, L. V. Semingson, R. M. Jurcak, T. L. Smith, J. H. Kessler, A. W. Thacher, F. B. Knight, J. A. Thompson, G. M. Liles, J. W. Thompson, J. S. McHenry, N. B. Tillman, S. G. Meaux, S. Vezey, E. L. Miller, D. L. Villafranca, R. R. Neff, J. L. Whiteman, H. J. Vietnam, here we come. FOURTH ROW: Wommer, Coakley, Claussen, Whiteman, Bresino, Davis, Neff, Simingson, Griffin, Silver, Worrel, Haseloff, Stevens, Kraft, Ashmore, Sager, Bennett, Conner, Lyles, Scopel, Dugas, Robicheaux, Thompson, G., Kessler, Jurcek, Forteny, Benwell, Villafranca. THIRD ROW: Eeds, Miller, Meaux, Hoffman, Rodriguez, McHenry. SECOND ROW: Slider, Brumlcy, Ruppersburger, Gilbert, Bar- low, Davis, Sanchez. FIRST ROW: McCue, Fried, Lane, Grucn, VanWagner, Alverson, Scott, Warnick, Overton, Vasser, Suib. 231 SQUADRON 10 ROSTER COMMANDING OFFICER FIRST SERGEANT Wortham, Murray L. Burch, Joe T. EXECUTIVE OFFICER TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Mann, Greg A. LIEUTENANTS Jerden, Larry R. Stanley, Melvin C. Hurley, James M. CORPORALS Lindstrom, Everett M. Chambliss, Edmond B. Murphey, Ronnie G. Copeland, James C. Pendergrass, Carl Heath, James B. Houston, Victor L. SENIORS ON STAFF Newton, Philip Hitt, Barney L. Corps Staff Richardson, Jacob Harrison, Warren T. Second Wing Seay, Michael G. Munschke, Richard A. Second Wing Vega, Juan E. Stokes, Richard H. Second Wing Kemp, Johnnie Third Group FIFTH ROW: Lyle, Friddle, Reagan, Struss, Stengle, Kidd, Norris, Allen, Kuartko, Seeliger, Sparkman, Clayton, Bauman, Williams, Vega, Czaplicki, Walling, Heath, May, Coronet, Mosman, Schufeldt, Bennet, Sleeper, McCannon, Davis, Cummings, Ma¬ honey, Hartye. FOURTH ROW: Freiberger, Emmil, Jacobs, Eldridge, Witenberg, Pigford, Hammond; Stephenson, Rodenburg, Stayton, Pugh, Mathis, Bloomer, Hughen, Warren, Meister, Word, Chambliss, Ginn, Jones, Feray, Rutledge, Shannon, Mitchell, Campbell, Pape, Decker, Houston. THIRD ROW: Copeland, Cimo, Kean, Smith, Meade, Visser, 232 GREG A. MANN Will the real abominable snowman First Sergeant please step forward! J. j. BURCH SOPHOMORES Bennett, Kenneth W. Feray, David L. Friddle, George C. Fowler, Bob A. McCannon, David L. Meade, Ricardo Mosman, Thomas M. Pigford, Joe M. Rutledge, Roy R. Sparkman, James D. Stengle, Harry E. Warren, Johnny L. FRESHMEN Allen, Robert L. Baldridge, John R. Bauman, Roland J. Bloomer, Daniel L. Campbell, Gerald W. Cimo, Marion L. Clayton, Brady Cornett, Charles M. Cross, Donald W. Cummins, Richard M. Czaplicki, David J. Davis, Robert J. Decker, Randolph T. Eldridge, Gary E. Freiberger, William E. Ginn, Charles E. Hammond, William R. Hartye, Robert A. Hayward, William R. Holt, Virgil F. Hughen, James F. Jacobs, Jon A. Jones, Raymond L. Kean, Terence P. Kidd, William E. Killen, James L. Kuratko, Louis G. Lyle, Charles S. Mahoney, Joe P. Mays, Benny G. Meister, Robert A. Mitchell, Tommy W. Neveux, Lawrence J. Norris, William M. Pape, David R. Perez, Richard Pugh, Alfred P. Reagan, Dennis F. Rodenberg, Earl C. Savage, Donald M. Seeliger, William R. Shannon, Murray K. Sharp, Wayne C. Shufeldt, James D. Sleeper, John III Smith, Larry C. Stayton, Melvin A. Stephenson, Keith A. Struss, Darrell A. Visser, Paul W. Walling, James R. Williams, John L. Witenburg, Bill Word, Randall L. Bladridge, Perez, Richardson, Sharp, Fowler, Newton, Cross, Neviux, Savage, Savage, Holt, Hayward. SECOND ROW: Seay, Burch, Stanley, Jerden. FIRST ROW: Hitt, Hurley, Harrison, Lindstrom, Mann, Wortham, Kemp, Pendergrass, Stokes. Commanding Officer MURRAY L. WORTHAM 233 T f ¥ i il •� • ' • ' « ■ � -j THIRD ROW: Burns, Sutton, Hartwett, Bredow, French, Mayo, Smith, Arledge, McCorkle, Arellano, Lee, Barr, McDonald, Wooley, Brant, Kelley, Harris, Conway, Prvett, Kirk, May, Hamilton, Fioriti, Haynes, Ferguson, Stephenson, Atchley, Cumbie, Horn. SECOND ROW: Purcell, Howard, Parr, Halpern, Vandaveer, Grey, Castleberry, Massey, Worley, Norman, Baggett, Gary, Reeves, Upton, Downing, Woodard, Stevens, Cull, Batsell, Bishop, Johnson, Stutler, Springfield, Midyett, White, Maurer, Watts. SQUADRON ELEVEN ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Evans, R. E. Laxson, M. W. Shadel, W. N. Stovall, J. t M. White, H. T. Young, D. W. Mr. Aggie Spirit, Pinkie Downs and his wife. SENIORS ON STAFF Devolites, P. J. Marburger, D. T. Williams, S. J. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Arrington, B. L. Cannon, M. D. Naron, D. V. STAFF SERGEANTS Brooks, M. A. Strickland, J. W. Young, A. H. JUNIORS Berg, N. D. Potenza, T. G. Reid, W. L. Wright, G. P. CORPORALS Arledge, R. G. Bialas, G. A. Grey, R. O. Kelly, L. D. Stephenson, C. E. 234 FIRST ROW: Bialas, Peterson, Devolites, Potenza, Young, Young, Stovall, Harington, Shadel, Reid, Evans, McBrearty, Wright, Laxon, Strickland, Tompkins, Brooks, White, Naron, Marburger, Berg, Cannon. SOPHOMORES Batsell, M. L. Brant, C. A. Hartnett, T. R. Woodard, J. D. FRESHMEN Arellano, A. R. Atchley, C. O. Baggett, W. M. Barr, R. O. Bishop, D. R. Bredow, B. R. Burns, J. J. Castleberry, J. P. Conway, K. C. Cull, F. P. Cumbie, D. R. Downing, J. W. Ferguson, W. W. Fioriti, M. P. French, R. L. Gary, J. L. Halpern, M. W. Hamilton, C. L. Harris, J. J. Haynes, J. M. Horn, P. A. Howard, R. P. Johnson, W. B. Kirk, R. L. Lee, B. W. Massey, R. W. Maurer, J. J. May, J. J. Mayo, A. O. Midyett, W. R. McCorkle, M. L. McDonald, J. D. Norman, J. R. Purcell, C. W. Parr, J. D. Pruett, H. C. Reeves, W. E. Smith, D. E. Springfield, J. H. Stevens, R. S. Stutler, J. G. Sutton, R. C. Vandaveer, J. A. Watts, C. B. White, M. B. Woolley, J. N. Worley, J. O. Dream on, little dreamer, dream on. First Sergeant DONALD L. PETERSON Commanding Officer CHARLES F. McBREARTY 235 J i T r FIFTH ROW: Dodd, Ulych, Taylor, Hamilton, Marcos, Cornell, man. Bishop, Coston, Engel, Wood, Lively, Vaughn, Robertson, Byrd, Scheske, Haley, Rogers, Moore, Moraski, Roller, Gamble, Butler, Jones, Brown, McGregor, Mahotcka, Bailey , Patterson. Tyson, Booker, Frost, Willman, Bell, Donan, McCann, Stack, THIRD ROW: Young, Chausse, Huddleston, Perkins, Cloudt, Henry, Walles, Albert, Howie, Webb. Hocking, Naumann, Lenzo, Borsche, Barclay, Sommen, Wil- FOURTH ROW: Miller, Hopper, Richardson, Looney, Sabatier, liams, Hornburg, Howell, Lucas, Ceyannes, Spellman, Williams, Jackson, Motl, Patton, McNabb, McKibben, Tatem, Doyle, Heck- ■ Executive Officer WILLIAM L. KLUTZ, JR. SQUADRON LIEUTENANTS Haraway, W. J. McHaney, S. K. SENIORS ON STAFF Herring, R. L. Kainer, E. L. Kyle, J. D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Byrne, J. P. Doran, R. L. Lawrence, L. R. Markey, F. H. Owen, R. W. STAFF SERGEANTS Crockett, D. S. Kleemier, H. G. Lewis, W. C., Jr. Muehlenbeck, R. H. Sandacz, V. L. Siebern, V. E. CORPORALS Lenzo, D. R. Patton, G. N. Robertson, C. N. Sabatier, M. J. JUNIORS ON STAFF Doolittle, J. H., Ill Ruedrich, R. A. Weir, V. A. 12 ROSTER SOPHOMORES Booker, J. C, Jr. Dodd, M. M. Gamble, P. K. Haley, J. R. Happ, J. H. Hocking, A. E., Ill McKibben, P. E. McNabb, J. O. Moraski, D. P. Naumann, L. M. Pool, W. M. Tyson, J. P. Ulich, W. L. Vaughn, J. C, Jr. FRESHMEN Albert, W. G. Bailey, W. F. Barclay, R. W. Bell, C. T. Bishop, J. P. Borsche, C. R. Brown, B. P., Jr. Butler, J. M. Byrd, G. G. Ceyanes, S. Chausse, A. M. Cloudt, C. R. Coston, C. L. Doyle, C. R. Engel, R. L. Frost, N. E. Hamilton, P. L., Jr. Commanding Officer RONALD WAYNE FURBER Pool, May, Hill, Swann, Wagers, Leuan, Smith. SECOND ROW: Harp, Wilks, Sandacz, Mulenbech, Doolittle, Lawrence, Weur, Owen, Doran, Crockett, Markey, Rvedrich, Siebern, Byrne. FIRST ROW: McHaney, Khurtz, Furber, Herring, Haraway. Heckman, B. E. Henry, C. L. Hill, J. J. Hornburg, H. M. Howie, J. R. Huddleston, T. J. Jones, K. C, Jr. LeVan, T. B. Looney, C. R. Lucas, C. E. Machotka, S. V. Marcus, D. A. May, F. L, III McCann, R. G. McGregor, A. M. Miller, D. G. Moore, G. L. Motl, M. B. Patterson, A. A., Jr. Perkins, J. W. Rodgers, B. S. Roller, J. M. Scheske, R. B. Sikes, R. A. Sonnen, R. A. Spellman, M. T. Stack, W. B. Strother, J. W. Swann, H. L. Tatem, H. E. Taylor, R. D. Walles, W. E. Webb, G. W. Williams, P. D. Williams, T. M. Willmann, C. J., Jr. Woods, D. L. Young, B. H. 237 FOURTH ROW: Oppemheim, Daniels, AAoley, Bean, Moore, Druey, Allen, Kemper, Harris, Lippey, Slocum, Travis, Lewis, J., Stimson, Williams, A., Deusing, Harrolson, Couch, Parr, Arm¬ strong, Wilson, G., Crews, Plotts, Mock, Bonner, Glass, Ripley, Henglein.. THIRD ROW: White, Guiot, Micheaux, McLendon, Christiansen, Andes, Rose, Sizemore, Novasad, Moberly, Williams, S. B., Becht, Babb, Ferratta, King, Paul, Strange, Bell, Gant, London, Gay, Thomas, Wilson, C. B., Roberts, Andes, Ferguson, Gas- tinger, Colemere, Kaffenburger. Executive Officer S. P. MENZIES SQUADRON 13 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS SOPHOMORES Stafford, H. R. Andes, F. S. SENIORS ON STAFF Andes, R. T. Ferrata, C. D. Lynch, R. W. Kemper, G. H. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Lippe, L. G. London, R. K. Baggett, J. E. Mock, T. D. Darden, J. G. Nelson, J. E. Jackson, O. Ripley, R. R. Roesler, H. W. Sizemore, J. M. Rogers, F. V. Thomas, G. E. Tomlinson, W. N. White, J. H. STAFF SERGEANTS Wilson, G. B. Wilson, G. 1. Bearden, D. H. Decker, D. C. FRESHMEN Henslee, R. W. Allen, D. L. Wright, W. V. Armstrong, G. M. JUNIORS ON STAFF Babb, G. R. Be cht, F. J. Burnette, R. L. Bell, J. M. Dillard, R. H. Christiansen, D. L. Filburn, R. B. Colemere, J. H. Kelley, P. C. Couch, R. S. Lee, R. Cruz, D. CORPORALS Daniel, J. L. Drury, J. B. Beene, R. A. Duesing, G. W. Bonner, J. H. Fergeson, J. A. Gay, R. E. Gaspard, M. J. Moberly, R. D. Gastinger, D. C. Novosad, S. W. Gantt, G. R. Stone, T. C. Glass, B. E. ___ Commanding Officer RONALD T. McBRIDE SECOND ROW: Nelson, J., Lewis, Smith, Gaspard, Killin, Stone, Nelson, Burnett, Thomlinson, Baggot, Lee, Kelley, Darden, Bearden, Wright, Roesler, Rogers, Decker, Filburn, Hensley, Jackson, Dillard. FIRST ROW: Stafford, Menzies, McBride, Lynch. Groves, A. W. Guiot, L. R. Harrelson, R. A Harris, L. G. Henglein, W. G. Kaffenberger, H. W. Killian, Q. N. King, W. E. Lewis, J. C. Lewis, J. H. McLennan, J. M. Micheaux, J. L. Miller, C. A. Moley, R. C. Moore, R. A. Oppenheim, J. S. Parr, O. M. Paul, J. L. Plotts, D. W. Roberts, G. L. Slocum, E. R. Smith, J. E. Stimpson, R. P. Strange, J. T. Travis, L. E. Williams, A. M. Williams, S. B. 239 T f r r SIXTH ROW: Wheeler, Richtmyer, Ellis, McKee, Bendele, Mont- fortf Golden, Spiekerman, Robbins, McGirr, Masterson, Mc- Glamery, Brown, Lonon, Phillips, Anderton, Wells, Matthews, Goff, Swindle, Wright, Wing, Wooten, Walker, Wetzig, Horsak, White. FIFTH ROW: Bonner, Chalmers, Baker, Dye, Skelton, Kirkpatrick, Prendergast, Hubert, Millar, Pearson, Hammond, Johnson, Doeppenschmidt, Wood, Cantu, Reagan, Garcia. FOURTH ROW: Bennett, Smith, Pasho, Black, Lowe, DeAnda, Brown, Brinkman, Moreno, Harvey, Richker, Benwell, Hawes, Grisham, Weathers, Hicks, Lawhon, McFarland, Herbold, Busuttil, Davis, Lyle, Strickland, Pierce, Fry, Reele, Neeley. SQUADRON 14 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS MacAdoo, S. F. SENIORS ON STAFF Roberts, J. M. Rubenstein, K. L. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Beck, M. O. Duchamp, E. A. Houston, J. B. Prewitt, J. T. Prewitt, R. A. Smith, D. B. STAFF SERGEANTS Lindsay, L. C. JUNIORS ON STAFF McKinney, J. C. Potts, W. R. Swope, J. R. JUNIORS Denny, J. A. Hudler, T. J. CORPORALS Brown, R. A. Casteel, T. L. Fry, C. L. Grisham, T. L. Lonon, J. R. Lyle, J. L. Pearson, S. W. Railston, D. B. Statum, C. M. Weathers, R. J. SOPHOMORES Benwell, J. C. Douglas, P. P. Langston, J. B. Menger, J. M. 240 THIRD ROW:’Moses, Langston. SECOND ROW: Railston, Nabors, Hudler, Swope, McKinney, Potts, Prewitt, Beck, Smith, Denny, Duchamp, Prewitt. FIRST ROW: Forgeng, Roberts, McGinn, Allen, Rubenstein, Mac- Adoo. Millar, J. M. Kirkpatrick, E. A. Moreno, E., Jr. Laird, A. D. Pasho, R. E. Lawhon, J. B. Richker, M. S. Lowe, M. B. Wing, W. R. Masterson, R. M. Matthews, R. L. FRESHMEN McFarland, C. A. Anderton, W. B. McGirr, S. Axberg, D. R. McGlamery, M. H. Baker, W. B. McKee, B. M. Bendele, R. A. Montfort, H. W. Black, J. D. Morris, 1. W. Bonner, W. B. Mosses, G. C. Bennett, L. E. Neeley, M. J. Brinkman, J. R. Phillips, M. T. Brown, J. O. Pierce, L. D. Busuttil, J. J. Prendergast, J. C. Cantu, W. V. Reagan, C. T. Chalmers, R. N. Reele, S. A. Davis, J. D. Richtmyer, T. J. DeAnda, C. F. Robbins, R. J. Dewitt, T. K. Schlener, W. F. Doepponschmidt, C. A. Skelton, W. A. Dye, B. L. Slayter, M. V. Ellis, J. D. Smith, G. W. Fullwood, M. H. Smith, H. F. Garcia, R. N. Solovey, R. J. Goff, M. T. Spiekerman, M. D. Golden, J. G. Strickland, B. D. Hammond, J. R. Swindle, M. M. Harvey, R. B. Walker, G. L. Hawes, E. K. Wells, R. J. Herbold, J. R. Wetzig, D. A. Hicks, A. D. Wheeler, D. R. Horsak, J. R. White, D. W. Hubert, J. M. Wood, J. C. Hunt, R. C. Wooten, W. L. Johnson, S. R. King, F. B. Wright, J. C. Will the real cadet Slouch please step forward. Executive Officer FRED L. McGINN Commanding Officer ROY M. ALLEN 241 v-.W ' yi • i_ Ail) i7 , fe -4CV rt r SQUADRON FIFTEEN ROSTER SENIORS Riske, R. M.—CO. LIEUTENANTS Badgwell, D. H. Henton, L. D.—Exec. Moon, W. H. Sherman, W. T. SENIORS ON STAFF Maddox, L. A. Duplissey, G. R. Allen, J. E. Wolf, W. M. Bowles, J. A. JUNIORS Powell, J. W.—lst Sgt. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Hill, W. C. Horn, L. G. w rt r ' ' -C Left to right, FOURTH ROW: Risinger, Baker, Robertson, Cooley, Cepcar, Allen, Williams, S., Ransdell, Brown, Hardeman, Piwonka, Stevener, Powell, A., Lozowski, Goodson, Schember, Banks, Capps, Mitchell, K., Stelly, Havel, Corley, Rice, Houze, Oh no Frog Mims! Not you again! Mims, F. M. SOPHOMORES Brunson, R. A. Reed, J. A. PRIVATES Buchanan, G. S. Watson, R. C. Brown, E. W., IV Cepcar, J. J. STAFF SERGEANTS Capps, C. C. Corley, R. E. Clark, C. B. Currie, D. J. Hubacek, J. C. Cronk, A. E., Jr. Faulk, J. R. Johnson, J. B. Goodson, J. F., Jr. Gentry, J. A. Jones, S. A. Hyvl, D. J. Hallaran, D. F. Smith, B. R. Johnson, D. W. Hardeman, B. L. SOPHOMORES Kemler, A. V. Lewis, T. V. Little, N. E. Mims, K. A. CORPORALS Maldonado, M. O. Mitchell, W. Baker, M. M. Miller, S. G. Morgan, B. E. Burroughs, M. A. Piwonka, D. J. Ransdell, R. H. Cooley, G. L. Reeves, J. L. Rice, J. D. Foster, G. W. Schember, K. A. Stelly, L. A. Havel, J. R. Surles, L. E. Stevener, R. A. Houze, R, A. White, J. W. Tabor, J. A. Lozowski, W. R. Williams, S. T. Watson, R. L. Moreau, E. L. White, F. S., Jr. Powell, A. E. FRESHMEN Williams, T. F. Sledge, G. D. Wyninegar. N. J. Banks, C. E. Commanding Officer ROBERT M. RISKE Tabor, Hyvl, Holdredge. THIRD ROW: Faulk, Ogle, Maldonado, Watson, R., Lewis, Sledge, Buchanan, Clark, Little, Chalmers, Kemler, Morgan, Williams, T., Catalena, Turner, Burroughs, Gentry, Mitchell, W., Currie, Cronk, White, F., Johnson. SECOND ROW: Foster, Rutledge, Reed, Minffij; Powell, Horn, Watson. FIRST ROW: Moon, Presley, Riske, Brittan, Hentln, Miller, Scott. 243 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Malitz, Trifon, Sassman, Ford, Col¬ quitt, Bantle, Kooser, Ferguson, Kyle, Hapenriy, Miller. SECOND ROW: Ferguson D., HuffsmitH, Wood, Melzer, Flam- mond, Anderson, Jamison, Kaster, Barnett, Trott, Rimato, Price, Stevenson, Branc THIRD ROW: Moberly, Vjlright, Morris, Winter, Berry, Wiggins, LIEUTENANTS Ferguson, Jay R. Ford, Lloyd Sassman, Clifford D. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Bethe, Kenneth E. Calcott, William H. Kooser, Donald E. CORPORALS Becham, John B. Buffin, John K. Byrne, Roger S. Cook, John M. Dinwiddie, William Ginsbach, Robert G. Jordan, Michael G. Maberly, Edwin D. Malitz, Charles C. Mason, Clarence E. Miller, Henry C. Morris, Robbie S. Moseley, Joe C. Nesbit, Richard S. Schmidt, Gary R. Wiggins, David T. Schrider, Jordan, Dickerson, Fisher, Cox, Rowe, Heartwell, Ayres, McDowell, Nesbitt, Casey, Schmidt, Mason, Jordan, Hollier, Abernathy, Wheeler, Wrigge, Sidman. FOURTH ROW: Howard, Mosely, Rodriguez, Keadry, Britt, Led¬ better, Reidhimer, Pettit, O ' Neal, Byrne, Plesk, Chiles, Yartes, Schwartz, Beckner, Valentine, Stewart, Wiekerman, Blessing, SQUADRON 16 ROSTER Winter, Lance S. SOPHOMORES Ayres, Don W. Barnett, Robert W. Beckner, Ralph E. Berry, Robert A. Britt, Arie C. Caldwell, Charles W. Casey, Thomas W. Chiles, Thomas H. Cox, Gerald D. Deviney, Herman B. Dickerson, Raymond G. Fisher, John M. Hollier, Robert E. Howard, Lawson A. Keating, Joseph J. Ledbetter, Harry L. McDowell, Bryan L. McGough, Larry J. Plesk, Robert W. Price, Don D. Schrider, Michael S. Schwarz, Richard N. Sidman, John R. Simmons, Eugene C. Smith, Robert A. Stewart, Jerry R. Valentine, James R. Warren, Jeffery Wiekerman, James B. Wright, Haskell E. Yarter, Jacob FRESHMEN Abernathy, Garland D. Anderson, Kenneth C. Benson, John I. Blessing, William S. Brandt, Robert A. Brasuel, Jerry D. Burgower, Phillip L. Casbeer, Gordon D. Faust, Robert J. Ferguson, Don P. Flow, Bryan L. Forman, Kenneth R. Freer, Gary L. Gunnels, Roy B. Hammond, Kim D. Heartwell, James W. Hickman, David E. Holder, Thomas M. 244 Rowe, Benson, Brasuel, Ginsbach, Burgower, Perrin, Casbee, McGotigh. FIFTH ROW: Faust, Flow, Vaughn, Caldwell, Dinwiddie, Warren, Wilson, Forman, Buffin, Kasmierski, Paris, Freer, Holder, Tread¬ way, Beckham, Gunnels, Hickman, Simmons, Langseth, Holtz, Hooper, Cook, Deviney, Knott, Lawhon, Liptak, Smith. Holtz, Raymond J. Hooper, Frank R. Huffsmith, William F. Jamison, Philip C. Jordan, Larry AA. Kasmierski, James D. Kaster, James A. Knott, Ronald G. Langseth, David C. Liptak, John F. Maguire, William R. Melzer, Laurence S. Mills, Jim F. O ' Neal, Stephen J. Paris, Richard E. Perrin, Kenneth D. Pettit, Michael D. Power, Robert A. Ransdell, Thomas R. Readhimer, Don E. Rimato, Richard N. Rodriquez, Guillermo Rowe, Donald K. Rowe, Paul R. Sallee, Bill Deene Schaefer, Robert E. Schneider, Daniel W. Schwarts, Richard L. Stevenson, Harold B. Stultz, John Tewell, Dennis P. Thompson, Samuel W. Treadway, Michael E. Trott, Robert C. Upton, Thomas E. Van Loon, Howard Vaughn, Robert H. Watson, Barry H. Wilson, Joe B. Wood, John C. Wood, Michael L. Wrigge, William P. First Sergeant DAVID A. TRIFON Who said that the door on the girls dorm is impregnable? SQUADRON 17 ROSTER LIEUTENANTS Barker, L. B. Draemer, J. B. Hawkins, H. K. Laird, P. O. McCall, R. N. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Blackmon, J. A. Blair, K. L. Daniel, C. L. Hasselmier, R. J. R. Matyear, A. L. Petrash, E. F. Thompson, D. P. CORPORALS Burney, D. P. Christie, R. L. Escobar, R. B. Gordon, W. W. Green, C. S. tunnels, R. D. Havard, J. T. Kirkpatrick, J. S. Matelski, D. E. Obdyke, L. K. Van Hellen, R. W. Wright, J. M. Young, J. K. SOPHOMORES Chancellor, H. T. Cummings, D. B. DeGinder, K. Gardner, D. F. Grossie, V. B. Harrelson, J. Jank, W. F. Jochisen, S. McPherson, R. L. Spartan 17 ' s log hauler surrounded lot of deadwood. ' Left to Right: FOURTH ROW: Wright, Grossie, Myers, May Gray, McCann, Harrelson, Roundtree, Melcher, Young, Jarosz, Boxd Zwartjes, Burney, Cummings, Koetter, Schroeder, Van Hellen, Wright, J., Haverd, Harlan, Chancellor, Randolph, Sweeney, Bardin, Wilson, Gordon. 246 Myers, T. H. Rouden, R. M. Rountree, J. R. Sartain, A. R. Schroeder, D. L. Sweeney, G. L. Winn, R. N. Wood, J. D. Zwartjes, W. J. FRESHMEN Barvin, A. L. Berry, J. T. Brasher, R. L. Caplan, P. S. Chancellor, J. W. Clark, S. T. Dobyns, R. F. Fleener, W. M. Gray, K. N. Harlan, J. P. Hoover, J. W. Jarosz, S. M. Koetter, J. T. May, W. M. Mayse, T. McCann, J. P. Melcher, E. D. Millikin, J. L Nagy, D. P. Payton, H. K. Randolf, J. P. Stilson, C. H. Thompson, J. R. Wilson, J. L. Wright, J. R. % pi || pi THIRD ROW: Escobar, Berry, Hoover, Caplan, Doblyns, Thomp¬ son, J., Fleener, Mayse, Sartain, Millikin, Green, DeGinder, Jank, Wood, Stilson, Chancellor, J., Barvin, Winn, Brasher, Payton, Obdyke, Jochimsen, McPherson, Kirkpatrick, Clark, Christie, Roiden. SECOND ROW: Matelski, Elsey, Matyer, Blockman, Daniels, Petrash, Thompson, D., Blair. FIRST ROW: Barker, Fiegel, Hawkins, Pounds, McCall, Laird, Draemer. 247 Awards DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Texas ROA Award UDC Trophy N. S. AAeyer-Raeburn Award Fritz Award Caldwell Trophy D. A. R. Trophy Mother ' s Club Award Outstanding Freshman NEIL L. KELTNER HORACE J. REKTORIK ANDRAS J. CSAGOLY CHARLES E. WALLACE RALPH B. FILBURN, III JOHN D. GAY NEAL C. WARD ROBERT F. DOBYNS HOUSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARDS Corps Corps Troops First Brigade Second Brigade First Wing Second Wing - Band RALPH B. FILBURN, III JOHN D. GAY KEVIN R. ANDREWS LEONARD D. HOLDER BENJAMIN F. ALFORD JAY A. GRAY CECIL O. WINDSOR, JR. DEPARTMENT OF ARMY AWARDS NEIL L. KELTNER ....................................................... Senior LLOYD L. CHESTER ................................................................Junior ROBERT A. HOLCOMB - ................................................ Sophomore HENRY M. ROLLINS .............................................................. Freshman UNIT AWARDS President ' s Award ...... Gen. George F. Moore Award George P. F. Jouine Award Corps Academic Achievement Award Gen. S. J. Buchannan Award R. D. Hinton Award ............... SIXTH BATTALION SQUADRON 6 .....COMPANY A-l ................... COMPANY E-3 ..................... SQUADRON 17 2nd WING COLOR GUARD CHICAGO TRIBUNE AWARDS HIRAM H. BURR, JR. ............................................................................... Senior WARREN T. HARRISON ......................................................-........................... Senior FRANK D. WATSON ........................................................................ Junior JOHN C. McKINNEY ................................................................................................. Junior BEST DRILLED AWARDS First Place ................................................................................................ SQUADRON 17 Second Place ....................................................................................-................................ SQUADRON 6 Third Place ............................................................................................................... COMBINED BAND Fourth Place .................................................................................................................—- SQUADRON 7 SOPHOMORES Barry R. Baker Harvey C. Chitty Jim R. Davidson Thomas H. Gardner William M. Hensley William T. Koenig Jack E. Myers Richard J. Mergen Thomas W. Rosensfein Francis E. Savage FRESHMEN Alan W. Backof William S. Beale, Jr. Joe E. Birdwell Walter H. Bradford Carroll E. Brown Henry G. Cisneros Jeffrey N. Crown Lawrence D. Eccard Mark E. Emmons Noe G. Garza Larry C. Hearn Glen D. Hecox Bruce M. Hicks Kenneth D. Hicks John M. Hill Meloan D. Jordan Stephen M. Loomis Lenwood G. Maple John G. McGarr Don S. Morris Charles W. Preston Jimmy E. Reeves Amador E. Reyna David A. Schleuter James R. Shelburn David J. White Best ‘Drilled During the Mother ' s Day Ceremonies, the following Cadets were named best drilled in their respective units. SOPHOMORES WILLIAM F. MAULE __________________ JAMES E. WYATT _____________________ JOHN L. WILLINGHAM ____________ GILBERT C. ONTIVEROS____________ GEORGE E. LYERLY __________________ ALBERT R. NAUCH ___________________ DONALD G. RAPP ___________________ KENNETH W. KORB __________________ JOHN S. CRISWELL ___________________ RICHARD H. ROWE __________________ JAMES T. YOWS ______________________ ROBERT T. SIMS _______________________ FORBES WALLACE______________________ DAVID B. TAYLOR ____________________ JUDSON C. MINER __________________ VICTOR H. SCHMIDT _______________ MELVIN W. COCKRELL ______________ WILLIAM F. BAILEY ____________________ MILTON R. ARNOLD _________________ ROBERT P. WELSH __________________ TERRY C. AGLIETTS ___________________ RONALD L. LINDSEY ________________ EARL R. FRIES ___________________________ DENNIS R. McLEROY _____________ HARRY C. MORGAN___________________ RICHARD W. GROSSENBACHER WILLIAM A. WHITE ________________ ANDREW A. KOVICH _____________ HUGH M. RICHARD ___________________ JOHN A. MARTIN______________________ LAWRENCE L. LIMPUS ____________ PHILLIP NEWTON _____________________ MICHAEL L. BATSELL _________________ JOHN H. HAPP _________________________ THOMAS C. STONE __________________ DALE B. HAILSTON ________’__________ GARY W . FOSTER ____________________ CHARLES C. MALITZ __________________ LOUIS R. OBDYKE ___________________ ANDREW A. TIJERINA ______________ DAVID A. KOCIAN _________________ ... 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 ______ Squadron 1 ______ Squadron 2 ______ Squadron 3 ______ Squadron 4 ______ Squadron 5 ______ Squadron 6 ______Squadron 7 ______Squadron 8 Squadron 9 Squadron 10 Squadron 11 _ Squadron 1 2 ... Squadron 13 Squadron 14 ... Squadron 15 Squadron 16 Squadron 17 Maroon Band White Band JOHN W. MORGAN JOHN W. LAUGHLIN LAWRENCE E. SOMMERS KENNETH M. PHILLIPOTTS WILLIAM R. PABISON RALPH L. COOPER TERRENCE L. ROCKETT . JAMES R. LAWRENCE HARVEY T. JOHNSON WALTER L. CLOYD, III ...... CHARLES A. GRYSEELS .... GARY L. WALKER _____________ MARK W. DAVIS _____________ KENNETH L. HAMILTON TERRY L. CARR __________________ JOHNNY O. CRESPO _______ PAUL R. BUITRON _____________ WILLIAM L. GOODE __________ EDWARD L. BAILEY __________ RICHARD A. BAUR __________ MACY A. ROWE _______________ BILLY M. SMITH _______________ JOHN F. YODER ______________ RODGER L. COLLINS__________ MICHAEL P. BOOKER _______ JACK R. COLEMAN __________ LAWRENCE J. ZATOPEK JEFFREY C. NIELAND RUBEN E. DELGADO _______ EHRHARD MITTENDORF DONALD M. SAVAGE ..... WILLIAM M. MIDYETT CHARLES R. DOYLE _________ BURL E. GLASS _________________ WILLIAM B. BAKER _________ DON J. CURRIE ______________ WILLIAM S. BLESSING ..... DAVID B. NAGY _____________ GEORGE F. JACKSON STEPHEN M. LOOMIS________ HENRY G. CISNEROS _______ 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 Squadron 1 — Squadron 2 Squadron 3 .. Squadron 4 .. Squadron 5 Squadron 6 Squadron 7 — Squadron 8 Squadron 10 Squadron 1 1 Squadron 12 Squadron 13 Squadron 14 Squadron 15 Squadron 16 Squadron 17 Squadron 9 Maroon Band White Band 249 •a- •’V nmh N. . ' ■«jjv 3S ' c. --r •—- • - r ' ■■Jr ' • ' -.. . ■ ' ” ' - :■ - -■• ■ - ■■ . ... - . - • . • ' ,• ; ' . ■ .; .-.. - ..,, •■ ■ k —W: j ' - • ; ■ •—■ � ■ - ,. , ............ ' ' ... ' : ' .V ... ■ — ' ■ •■ -•• “ ’Ssr - r ... . ’ v -.. , T, s� . .:-■. „ £, , fc ' %-. ;i _ t .. _ ■ +• ' ■ Civilians A listing of the Civilian section of the student body by dormitories. Section Edited by JOHN HOLLADAY 251 Civilian Stu President PAUL OLIVER Corresponding Secretary TRAVIS VOELKEL 1ST ROW: Norman, Oliver, J., Oliver, P. ; Ferguson, Carter, Hardesty. 2ND ROW: Simpson, Lester, Jozwiak, Groff, Jendrusch, Von Dohlen, Fisher, The Civilian Student Council was organized for the purpose of promoting unity of the civilian stu¬ dents, encouraging greater participation by civilians in university programs, and to encourage closer co¬ operation between the corps and the non-regs. MEM Jim Benson Ted Bernard Donald D. Carter John S. Carter H. Rex Combs Robert E. Elwell Gerald Faulkner John F. Ferguson Thomas E. Fisher Wallace W. Groff James R. Hatton Gerald Jendrusch Paul L. Jozwiak Thomas L. Lester 252 dent Council Spears, Presswood, Warren, Smith. Vice President JIM BENSON Treasurer JOHN CARTER Its members are chosen from the various civilian dorms, from College View and Hensel, one member from each class, the Civilian Yell Leader, one repre¬ sentative from Corps Staff, plus representatives from other areas. BERS Clovis McCallister Earl Myers Terry R. Norman James T. Oliver Paul R. Oliver Lani Presswood Jimmie D. Simpson Darrell F. Smith John Taylor Travis Voelkel Donald R. VonDohlen John Wallace Donald R. Warren Carey Lee White 253 Artist view of proposed Space Center for A AA. Taking part in the world wide race to get man farther out into space through re¬ search is big business at Texas A AA University where a number of research programs dealing directly and indirectly with the nation ' s space program are being carried out. Problems being tackled by the A AA researchers include impact attenuation, radia¬ tion dangers, stresses placed on irregular-shaped bodies, space structures research, and the moon-bug , developed by Dr. R. Wainerdi to analyze the make-up of the moon ' s surface. To facilitate these and other programs of space-orientation at A AA, eight new re¬ search programs supervised by the faculty have been added in the past year. Graduate students are assigned research projects for compiling information for thesis and disser¬ tations. To carry out research in the aerospace field and other fields takes equipment and A AA is keeping pace with the changing demands. In recent months, plans have been announced for a new $6 million cyclotron, an addition to the Data Processing Center, an electron microscopy laboratory and a new $1 million space research center. 254 Dorm 13 FIRST ROW, L to R: J. Taylor, W. Raymond, W. Duncan, C. Partridge, W. Hunter, D. Rippetoe, L. Willmann, J. Dillard, R. Alexander, J. Garcia, B. Sanders, L. Deen, R. Gutierrez. SECOND ROW: R. Montesdeoca, W. Hanselka, R. Mersmann, J. Flores, C. Garcia, R. Devalos, B. Marrow, K. Guest, P. Garza, M. Schneider, A. Lee, C. Engle, A. Miller. THIRD ROW: G. Bartolo, K. Wegenhoft, J. McCollum, B. Webb, J. Fraser, A. Migl, W. Bacica, H. Hicks, J. Johnson, J. Havel, M. Cole, D. Chapman, G. Evans, R. Henry, E. Conrad, R. Frye, C. Moench, G. Shank, C. Vickery. Dorm 22 FIRST ROW, L to R: C. Massey, J. Bailey, B. Camp. SECOND ROW: L. Rosenbach, D. Akin, A. Eder, H. Lara. THIRD ROW: S. Waddill, D. Dietz, J. Rutherford, J. Kerby, H. Rodriguez, A. Badui. OFFICERS President, BILL CAMP Vice President, CALVIN MASSEY Secretary-Treasurer, ROBERT SHAFER Reporter, LARRY BERNHARD 255 Dorm 19 FIRST ROW: Ear! Shaw, RonaW W. Liston, Michael W. Knox, Robert M. Hawkins, Charles R. Oehler, Culver L. Duderstadt, Larry ill. Ivy, Alllem Hen gan, Bill! E. Bammel, Jr. SECOND 1 ROW: IDaininy Bogart, Roger A. Robbins, Alan H. Luymes, John T. Coppinger, Nicholas V. Maselli, Winfred C. Coburn, K:„ J. Caiseres, janities R. Spears, Allen R. Vaughn. THIIR ' O ROW: Charles. D, Cook, Gerald R. Heep, Ronnie J. Zappe, Richard W. Armstrong, Jim Chastain, Michael Wuensche, Robert C .Allen, Jesse R. Germany, James L. Hancock, G. W. Cravens. FOURTH ROW: R. K. Kimimms, C. Richard Hendrix, John H. Munson Jr., William Holcomb, Charles W. White, Henry Dodson, Billy M, Riley, Alfred A. Martin, Harvey Persyn, M. L. Chalberg. DORM 19 COUNCIL GERALD R. HEEP .... ________________________________ President ROBERT AA. HAWKINS _______ ____________ Vice President CHARLES R. OEHLER ___________________________Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW: Charles R. Oehler, Culver L. Duderstadt, Gerald R. Heep, Robert M. Hawkins, Allen Henigan. SECOND ROW: Michael W. Knox, Larry M. Ivy, Allen R. Vaughn, James R. Spears. THIRD ROW: Ronnie J. Zappe, Michael Wuensche, Jesse R. Germany, James L. Hancock. 256 ' Dorm 20 FIRST ROW: Ofcarcik, Klein, Phillips, Smith, Lasell, Eggleston, Hawkes, Champ, Handley. SECOND ROW: Chancellor, Kelly, AAurphey, Holl6y, Pennington, Bacon, Sharp, Schott. THIRD ROW: Walcutt, Moore, Richter, Vann, Allen, Hazard, Rothwell. ROSTER Alber, J. R. Bums, R. Doyal, S. R. Glaze, W. C. Hoover, J. E. Horsak, R. J. Love, K. C. Parker, E. R. Roller, J. M. Thomerson, J. D. Allen, W. K. Burton, G. D. Busuttil, J. J. Campbell, R. 5. Dunbar, C. B. Goetz, P. A. Lovil, W. C. Parker, J. E. Rothwell, J. E. Thompson, J. S. Ahart, D. J. Duncan, J. H. Goidl, M. A. House, D. J. Machotka, S. V. Parry, W. H. Rutledge, L. L. Thornhill, O. M. Albin, G. D. Durham, L. J. Graves, J. Houston, D. P. Mortell, R, D. Pate, R. E. Ryan, G. K. Toole, 1., Jr, Allison, J. C. Cano, J. U. Duvall, D. E. Dwarshus, A. G Gregory, D. L. Hubert, J. M. Massey, R. A. Pearce, E., Jr. Scott, L. D. Tucker, R. F. Anderson, A. S. Carothers, M. A. Griffith, M. W. Huntington, J. V. May, D. P. Pelters, B. C. Scott, R. A. Tuley, W. B. Andrick, J. P. Carpenter, E. H. Earl, J. M. Eccles, R. J. Guerra, C. E. Jablonski, T. M. Jacobs, C. A. Mayfield, W. C. Pennington, W. E. Shaw, C. C. Tyer, B. R. Archer, R. A. Cass, S. L. Guerra, J. O. McClellan, J. R. Phillips, M. W. Shaw, M. A. Sheaffer, D. E. Urdaneta, R. A. Arnold, J. M. Champ, M. A. Edwards, J. A. Gutierrez, E. A. James, J. B. McCracken, A. R. Piesieski, S. W. Vann, R. D. Avant. T. M. Chamrad, R. C. Eggleston, E. M. Elsbury, B. R. Hall, B. T. Noll, D. R. Jank, W. E. McDaniel, E. R. Powell, D. C. Shilling, C. R. Shone, L. A. Walcutt, J. M. Ayers, K. M. Chancellor, J. W. Jarmon, L. L. McDermand, W. F. Pratt, M. W. Walker, G. Bacon, W. S. Chase, W. R. Estes, 1. G. Harrell, L. O. Jenkins, R. E. Miller, D. C. Pursley, J. W. Shows, L. D. Warren, D. R. Barker, D. G. Coakley, G. R. Estes, J. A. Harrell, T. E. Harris, H. L. Jett, W. J. Milne, R. J. Randolph, J. D. Simons, J. K. Webb, C. R. Bates, L. E. Cole, T. T. Fann, R. L. Johnson, S. R. Mixon, W. T. Ray, L. F. Smith, D. F. West, D. E. Baugh, L. T. Colura, R. L. Faulkner, R. B. Fisk, S. K. Harris, J. M. Joy, D. L. Monney, W. E. Raybourne, M. L. Smith, E. L. Wilke, G. E. Beggs, M. R. Conway, W. R. Hawkes, R. W. Kellar, K. L . Morgan, T. L. Rea, R. H. Smith, H. F. Willis, D. R. Bennett, R. G. Coon, C. N. Flores, C. C. Hazard, W. M. Kirchmer, T. Muir, W. D. Reagan, J. O. Smith, R. A. Wills, N. Benson, J. Cooper, J. C. Corns, J. B. Flores, P. P. Hearn, W. E. Kleiber, L. P. Munsch, J. Rector, L. J. Sparks, R. C. Winfrey, R. D. Billington, R. J. Flournoy, S. J. Heck, B. W. Klein, W. H. Murphy, W. J. Redding, W. D. Speckels, W. D. Winnette, W. D. Benesh, J. C. Cox, G. D. Foster, K. J. Hedeman, W. R. Knowles, R. G. Neal, R. E. Reesby, W. D. Rehm, A. W. Stanley, T. D. Winniford, H. D. Blum, M. J. Crabtree, F. J. Frieberger, W. E. Hernandez, G. J. Kyzar, J. R. Laird, R. L. Nelson, G. R. Stavinoha, E. L. Walters, R. A. Woodall, R. P. Bonds, 1. S. Cross, D. W. Gallion, D. W. Hewitt, E. R. Newman, H. R. Reynolds, J. W. Stewart, J. R. Boothe, J. E. Danat, A. W. Garcia, R. Hodges, M. B. Lam, M. H. Nissan, E. Richards, T. P. Richter, G. W. Stokes, R. H. Wright, J. L. Bounds, J. Y. Davis, D. W. Davis, D. L. Gardner, D. F. Hoke, D. L. Lasell, M. H. Noles, J. R. Norris, J. D. Stoneham, J. H. Young, C. B. Bradford, R. H. Gardner, W. C. Hoke, D. H. Lauer, K. B. Risinger, J. D. Robinson, J. W. Strohacker, L. W. Young, D. W. Broussard, E. A., Jr. Decker, J. A. Dick, C. B. Dinmore, P. K. Garner, R. C. Holder, G. R. Leftwich, M. W. O ' Brien; T. P. Ofcarcik, R. P. Stuermer, C. W. Young, M. C. Broussard, G. G. Brown, D. L. Gibson, D. V. Gieb, J. E. Holley, T. D. Hook, C. O. Lewis, R. D. Lipiec, C. M. Robinson, J. E. Terczyak, C. W. Young, R. A. DORM 20 COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Lasell, Ofcarcik, Smith, Warren, Pursley. Sweetheart SECOND ROW: Schott, Champ, McDaniel, Hawkes, Dunks, Lewis. DOROTHY LEMONS 257 Dom 21 DORM 21 COUNCIL JOY PENDERY Left to right: J. R. Kickliter, M. F. Surber, J. R. Saunders, J. E. Jett, D. R. VonDohlen, Sweetheart J. R. Choate, M. P. Monroe. (Not in picture) T. Mayfield, S. Langley. ROW 1, left to right: A. K. Mitra, J. E. Cutler, M. F. Surber, G. M. Amthor, R. Saunders, M. P. Monroe, J. E. Jett, D. R. VonDohlen, J. R. Choate, R. L. Rivas, L. C. Dominguez, L. W. Remmert. ROW 2: L. R. Moehlman, S. M. Boase, C. D. Hansen, B. Arrington, R. H. Snider, P. A. Franks, P. H. Sanders, W. M. Terry, L. N. Kickliter, R. W. Russo, T. F. Beeler. ROW 3: S. F. Mathis, K. N. Gray, D. O. Terrell, R. O. Overstreet, R. K. Carter, S. L. Horton, M. A. Sevier, D. L. Boriskie, B. Irving, B. Honey, P. Nelson. - r , OFFICERS J. R. SAUNDERS -------------------------------------------- President i D. R. VonDOHLEN________________________________________Vice President J. E. JETT -------------------------------------------- Secretary Treasurer 258 Apartment Council BACK ROW: Henry Deharde, Sam Welch, Les Bugia, Bob Holmes, Kenneth Oates, Buddy Bullock. MIDDLE ROW: Dr. Hardesty, Paul Lester, Kenny Franklin, Ron Hallenberger, Lynn Rogers, Dean Elliot, Frank Hall. FRONT ROW: Wally Groff, Tommy Fields, Jimmy Simpson, Don Carter, Joe Denes, Joe Wendt, Kenny Shipman. Dom Presidents Council SEATED: John Taylor, Bill Camp, Clem Rean, Howard Rerry. STANDING: Don Carter, Larry Claypool, Richard Sanders, Gerald Heep, Darrell Smith, Paul Jozwalk, Arthur McFerrin, Skip Langley, Paul Whitman. Mart Mall 1964 1965 HART HALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Bill Van Hoosier, C. S. Buck, David Barker, Bill Galloway. SECOND ROW: Charles Miles, Richard Cobler, Paul Foywiak, Donald Hlozek. TOP ROW: Tony Myers, James Beggerly, Dickie Kubecka. Do they or don ' t they?? Only the goatropers know MARTHA LOU MILLER 260 Caw Mall FIRST ROW: Bailey, Blaschke, LeCrone, Norman, Appel, Scott, Byram, Cain, Hewes, Skelton. SECOND ROW: Hobbs, Hook, Fitzpatrick, Lee, Elliott, Fisher, T., Moore, Fisher, J., Kiya, Wheat, Martin. THIRD ROW: Pustejousky, Svacina, Kazda, Farley, Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Hatzenbuehler, Parr, Klaevemann, Kennedy, Kleyenhagen, Ligda, Finkelstein, Cruz. LAW HALL COUNCIL Sweetheart FIRST ROW: J. Blaschke, J. Cain, T. Fisher, T. Byram, S. Scott, T. Norman. SECOND ROW: C. Gewes, MARIE RODRIGUEZ M. LeCorne, J. Skelton, E. Bailey, J. Appel. 261 Cegett Mall FIRST ROW: J. Nester, R. Barrett, J. Harrison, J. C. Vaughan, J. L. Korenek, G. J. Jend- rusch, D. G. Tees, J. L. Solis, H. T. Burns, K. Y. Joseph. SECOND ROW: S. A. Montoya, F. M. Baldarrmaa, D. L. Hooks, C. H. Rabel, R. E. Wood, C. E. Smith, T. A. Kiolbassa, T. R. Bartlett, E. B. Knox, C. S. Custer, D. W. Steinback, F. A. Muegge, R. D. Parker, D. S. Sanchez, W. B. Strange, D. F. Hopkins, B. Browder, T. J. Fillinger. THIRD ROW: R. T. Key, A. Bowling, W. Northcutt, H. D. Byrd, W. D. Garey, D. A. Tracy, G. L. Shupak, J. Krafka, J. Stringer, L. L. Medford, R. Flores, R. H. Ficker, B. Thedford, D. H. Canup, B. Lee, J. F. Molina, J. W. Shane, R. W. Klepper, F. H. Mebane, R. Cheno- weth. G. J. JENDRUSCH ________________________________________________ President J. HARRISON____________ Secretary H. T. BURNS ___________________________________________________ Treasurer If you must walk on the walls, wash your feet!! President GERALD JENDRUSCH LEGETT HALL COUNCIL 262 Hurry up with the Jody stick we got a log to carry. Puryear Mall Sweetheart CHARLYN BILBRAY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. E. Riddle, L. Castro, A. Rodriguez, G. Chavez, D. C. Cooper, Richard Percival, A. Gilliat, G. de La Garza, R. M. Rickard, E. Bradin, M. L. McAfee, A. W. Matthys, J. N. Downing, B. B. Kollenborn, Gordon A. Jaegers, M. Frei, J. W. Smith, J. Garcia, Kerry Lockstedt, R. El Mongi, W. Gilleland. SECOND ROW: G. Reue, P. R. Tigueredo, E. C. Pollard, W. D. Neely, M. M. Castellanos, B. Rodriguez, E. Esparza, D. Bullard, C. R. Walters, F. R. Christy, W. E. Denney, R. D. Miller, R. C. Murray, J. P. Jarez, L. A. Rodriguez, J. A. Amaya, R. W. McDonald, K. Dhif, W. R. Kronenberger. THIRD ROW: J. A. Ratcliffe, L. E. Edgington, C. E. Simpon, R. J. Fisher, L. Presswood, B. Swanson, A. Briggs, J. Gibson, R. Stried, T. Williams, C. Maher, S. McDougan, R. Chamrad, A. Jones, W. Stone, A. Thompson, R. Jones, E. M. Tohell, T. Caldwell. FOURTH ROW: A. Mouelhi, L. Vasek, S. Sharpless, B. Metenlf, T. Bhanchette, W. Bausch, M. Smith, W. Friedrich, M. Garcia, J. Beggerly, D. Spradling, R. Engelbert, J. Wanstrah, R. Engelbert, L. Austin, J. Lincecum, M. Fusger, W. Fritz, D. Gardner, M. Bishara. PURYEAR HALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: T. Riddle, E. Rrden, M. McAfee, A. Matthys, J. Down¬ ing, B. Kollenborn, G. Jaegers. SECOND ROW: G. Reue, C. Waltlers, F. Christy, D. Spradling, J. Wans- trath, S. McDougall, R. Murry. 263 Walt oh Mall 1ST ROW: Paul Oliver, James JaeUkson, Riiclh-ar ' d Crosby, Scott Cooper, Fernando Martinez, Co nr oil I Well sort, Dinesh Gandlhi, Charles Garcia, Yobi Abdelnabid. MIDDLE ROW: Roger Cfeimwelge, R it hard Wolf, Artie McFerrin, Thomas Polk, Stan Pie ski, Its Schimdt, John Roberts, John Burgess, K. S, Rab. BACK ROW: Thiomas Antoslh,, Charlie ' s lamascus, Clyde Lemke, Lyndon Kutz, George Bat hey, Carrol II Worschak, Jack loiwipes, President Artie McFerrin Vice President, Scott Cooper Also pictured, Jane Sanders, Dorthy Jersild. Abd ' olLoli, M. Al-Naji, H. Alston, J, T, Anlosh, T. Ayaqp, S Bogher, M, Barrara, B. Bartn, R BatcHeler, E. 3alhey, G. Jelcher, E, jenAbfalloh, N JenArob, M Benchoilch, S. benFredi, M. Berger, E, Barry, D Berner, R. Biclfldl, J. Black, N Boring, E. Boll, R Bouchoucha, M. Bradley, R, Brehem, E. Bralcy, R Brice, R. Brown, J. Brown, J E, Burdill, W. Z. Burgess, J. Burgoon, Collin B. Callaway, Ben E. Campbell, Gary D. Cantrell, W, C. Carpenter, J. M. Caswell, J, E. Cawyer, R. D. Chalberg, M. 1. Chaney, R, D. Chen, L T, Cheng, A. P Chihi, A. Chouchanc, B Coco, M. F, Coker, M E. Cooper, J. H. Cooper, S, E, Cranshaw, P. H Crenwelge, R. H Curran, D. J, Davalos, R. Dexter, M, A, Diaz, l F. Djebri-Abdelkrim, F, Dodd, Tom D, Dominy, J. F. Douglas, D. Duke, B, Dunham, J. Edling, I. El Feki, M. Filers, M, rknoyon, O. kvall, D. Illebracht, D. I Majdoub, A, :l Mehiri, H, ivers, G. Fitzpatrick, C. Flemming, C. Flores, O. Ford, R. Franks, J. Freshour, R. Frey, W. Fresch, E. Gandhi, D. Gandhi, P, Garcia, C, Garcia, J. Gerngross, G. Ghaffari, M. Ghanem, B. Ghormley, A. Gilmore, D. Gilmore, S. Glueck, E. Graves, H. Greathouse, F. Green, J. Gunter, J. Gutierrez, A, Guymon, R. Hamilton, P. Harmel, D, Harris, W. Harrison, M, Hayden, L. Hays, J, Hinojesa, G. Hodde, J. Hodde, W. Hohmann, W, Huchton, R. Islam, M. James, K. Janicek, H. Johnson, J. Jung, C, Jurries, R. Kaderli, G, Kana, J. Kaatz, E. King, J. Kirchner, V. Kleiner), G. Klussmann, R. Krieg, D. Kurtz, L. Lakhal, M. Lamascus, C. Lammers, L. Landua, D. Lange, W. Laursen, L. Lee, P. Lemke, C. Lipp, D. Lovelace, D, Mach, E. Javaherian, Jernigan, W. Mack, O. Mann, H. Martinez, A. Martinez, F. Marxuach, R. Massey, B. G, Mathews, L. Matthews, T. McDowell, H. McFerrin, A. McMillan, J, McMillen, J. Metteauer, J. Meyer, J. Miller, L. Millington, J. Molina, H. Mora, F, Morillo, G. Morris, D. Muers, C. Najar, A. Nakshbendi, G. Nashif, Z. Newelt, J. Nicely, C. Noake, J. Odum, G. Ohanian, H. Ontiveros, H. Oliver, J. Oliver, P. Ortega, A, Pqge, G. Palm, C. Palm, G. Patton, J. Peebles, E. Pehl, W. Penick, R. Penland, A. Perkins, H. Perry, R. Pinkney, T, Plum, R. Polk, H. Quisenberry, J. Rab, K. Rad, F. Reich, R. Reyna, C. Richmond, R. Robertson, B. Robinson, M. Rodgers, G. Rogers, D. Rutledge, W. Salinas, J. Sanders, J. Sangerhausen, C. Sansom, H. Sauer, A. Sauer, G. Scherer, R. Schmidt, L. Schroeder, K. Seabolf, J. Seitz, R. Shackelford, A. Simpson, R. Slaughter, D. Slavik, G. Slimane, H. Slone, R. Smith, B. Smith, J. Snell, J. Snow, R. Soefji, H. Spillmann, R. Stacha, R. Steindorf, G. Stell, W. Stephen?, B. Stevens, J. Stillwell, V. Striedk, R. Sugarek, F. Suleiman, Y. Swanner, B. Swarfs, A. Talasek, J. Tatum, J. Terkanian, D. Thabet, A. Thigpen, D. Thomas, W. Thompson, T. Thompson, W. Trevino, M. Trulock, W. Urbina, L. Valadez, J. VanPelt, R. Vick, W. Voss, R. Wang, Chia-Yu Warschak, C. Warrington, D. Watkins, R. Way, C. Wert, H. Wert, J. Wessels, J. Wheeler, M. Whetsei, J. Whitaker, D. White, J. Williamson, M. Willis, C. Willmann, J. Wilson, C. Wolf, R. Woodard, G. Woodward, D. Yahia, A. Yates, J. Zaag, M. Zapata, M. Ziegenbein, M. Zotz, J. Zuehlke, R. 264 President ARTIE McFERRIN Sweetheart JEAN ANN SANDERS flott-Kegs Cm Jt Up! HEY JACK, WHERE YOU GOING ALL DRESSED UP?? ALRIGHT FROGGY BACK TO THE POND that ' s Don ' t cry Wendle you can smoke after we get off the boat. 265 The YAACA Building is noted for its meeting rooms, Student Publications offices. Housing office, Campus Security office, Re¬ ligious classes, television and study conditions. Organizations A listing of the different clubs, stu¬ dent associations and campus groups at Texas A AA, in this order: Student Publications ____________page 268 Campus Organizations ________page 275 Professional Clubs _________________page 297 Hometown Clubs ________________page 327 Mother ' s Clubs______________________page 371 Student Publications Student Publications include THE BATTALION, the AGGIELAND, THE AGRICUL¬ TURIST, THE ENGINEER, THE REVIEW, and THE SOUTHWESTERN VETERINARIAN. This entire program is designed to give students the opportunity to produce their own publi¬ cations. In addition, the student publication program provides an outlet for student opinion and serves as a medium for fostering congenial faculty-student relations. Student Publications ft card L.-R.: Robert Knight, THE REVIEW; Dr. Robert S. Titus, SOUTHWESTERN VETERINARIAN; Jim Lindsey, director of publications and board chairman; J. G. McGuire, THE ENGINEER; and Dr. Page Morgan, THE AGRICULTURIST. The board establishes policy and otherwise directs the student publications which are the four magazines, THE BATTALION, and the AGGIELAND. Student Publications Secretaries SEATED: Mrs. Cecilia Prihoda. STANDING, L.-R.: Mrs. Dana Marable, Mrs. Polly Patranella. 268 I Zeras A M Agriculturist Editor . . . ham McQueen Managing Editor . . . LEROY SHAFER Business Manager . . . MIKE WUENSCHE Editorial Ass ' t. . . . EDDIE DAVIS Circulation . . . WAYNE HANNA Faculty Advisors . . . MR. JOHN HOLCOMB DR. PAGE MORGAN DR. M. A. BROWN FRONT ROW, L-R.: McQueen, Shafer, Hargrove, Hanna, Dr. Murray Brown, Advisor. BACK ROW, L.-R.: Ohlendorf, Renbarger, Bollinger, Benson, Pina, Kinard, Englebrect, Davis, Jackson, Devenport. Zews AkM Sngineer Editor . . . BOB HOLLOWAY Ass ' t. Editor . . . MIKE HIGGINS Layout Editor . . . BILL GIBBONS Features . . . LYMAN HARDEMAN DAVID SUHLER LONNY LEWIS LOUIS ANDERSON Art Editor . . . DOUGLAS OGILVIE Circulation . . . WAYNE TERRELL Faculty Advisors . . . R. H. FLETCHER J. C. McGUIRE FRED WHITE J. P. COVAN SEATED, L.-R.: Mike Higgins, Ernest R. Holloway. STANDING, L.-R.: Benny Smith, Douglas Ogilvie, Wayne Terrell, Lyman Hardeman, Louis Anderson, Bill Gibbons. 269 Aggieland Editor Assistant Editor ______________ Business Manager ____________ Sports ______________________________ The Corps ________________:_______ Civilians and Mothers Clubs _________ Campus and Professional Organizations Hometown Clubs _____________ Classes _____________________________ Index _______________________________ WALLACE MIGURA ________ HAROLD WERT RANDALL SMITH _________ TOM HARRELL MICKEY HONEYCUTT JOHN HOLLADAY MIKE RASBURY __________ DAVID BAKER _____________ BOB HEGER ____________ KEN BROCK EDITORIAL STAFF. Senor Wallace Magruder, head man; Chianti Smith, fiscal affairs. CIVILIANS and MOTHERS ' CLUBS: L-R., Non-Reg Posey; Wolfman, Jack Hester; Doc Holladay, man in charge; and Riverside Keneson. The AGGIELAND yearbook of Texas A AA University, is compiled annually by an editorial staff of 9 men and a work force of over 60 men which are divided among the various jobs required for publication. The staff is not composed of journalism students, but of students of different majors who are members of the staff merely as an extracurricular activity. Published in the summer by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, the book is ready for students upon their return for the Fall Semester. 270 CAMPUS AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: SEATED, Let-my-section-do-it Rasbury; STANDING, L.-R.: Karate Parsons; Maritime Eckert; T.P.C. Hammond; Able Abbott; Paula Bettge; L. S. Nash. 1965 SPORTS: On desk, Cassius Harrell, Team Manager. STANDING, L.-R.: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd base—Perdue, Cook, and Baldree. CLASSES: L.-R.: Hairy Heger, chief of operations; Bull Hollister; Ben-Hur Wallace; Military Gearing; Barbary Gibbons; New Army Davis. Only 6,973 more names yet! INDEX SECTION: FRONT ROW, L.-R.: Big Bill Crawford; Old Army Sommers; The Masked Defender of Juniors ' Rights (who in real life is mild- mannered Ken Brock), chief name-counter; Commando Poston. BACK ROW, L.-R.: Special Forces Johnston; 008 Reagan; M Stover. You smile when you say Corps, son! MILITARY SECTION, SEATED: Section Commander Honeycutt. BACK ROW, L.-R.: I ' M TOUGH McHORSE; Napoleon Ball; Doggie Rehmet; and Patton Fowler. HOMETOWN SUBDIVISION: L.-R.: Homely Baxter; Texas Harmon; Scratch Baker, Mayor; Lawrence of New Jersey Beebe; Bill Bailey Bellomy; Fireman Fred Schweining; Emotionless Marek; Gungho Loeffler. 271 Cbe Bdttn Editor ____________________ Managing Editor . Sports Editor ___ Day News Editor Night News Editor Asst. News Editor Staff Writer ____________ Wire Editor_____________ Sports Writer __________ Photographer _________ RONALD L. FANN . GLENN DROMGOOLE _______ LAN I PRESSWOOD ___________ MIKE REYNOLDS ... CLOVIS McCALLISTER __________ GERALD GARCIA ________ TOMMY DeFRANK _____________ham McQueen ______________ LARRY JERDEN HERKY KILLINGSWORTH THE BATTALION, with its all-student news and advertising staff, is Texas A AA ' s and College Station ' s own newspaper. Published Tuesday through Friday during the regular school term, the paper keeps up with all campus activities, and presents them fairly and accurately to the students, staff and faculty. The BATTALION also stimulates discussion through its edi¬ torials and ' Letters to the Editors ' column. Managing editor Glenn Dromgoole crams for an 8 o ' clock Journalism quiz. Glenn ' s motto— I have not yet begun to study. 272 Ronnie Fann, editor-in-chief emeritus, contemplating how he ' ll be able to top a livid green March 17 issue of the BATT. His expectations were unfolded with the April Fool ' s Day issue of the Non-Reg. Texas A M University Sports Editor Lani Presswood prepares sports feature for his page. H e r k y Killingsworth, BATTALION staff pho¬ tographer and REVIEW go-between ponders photo lay-out for forth¬ coming story. Asst. News Editor Gerald Garcia searches through publication for possible news story, while the three wise staff writers, See-no-evil Reynolds, Hear-no-evil DeFrank, and Speak- no-evil McCallister offer respective views on a touchy subject. 273 Zevas J4;J{ Review Editor. . . DAVID STILES Managing Editor . . . TOM HARGROVE Associate Editor . . . BILL MALAISE Staff Writers . . . TIM LANE PAUL STUDLEY Picture Dir ector. . . HERKY KILLINGSWORTH Art Director . . . JIM HUNT Advertising Manager . . . TED JABLONSKI Faculty Advisor . . . ROBERT P. KNIGHT SEATED, L.-R.: Ted Jablonski. David Stiles, Jim Hunt. STANDING, L.-R.: Tom Hargrove, Herky Killingsworth, Paul Studley, Tim Lane. Zke Southwestern Veterinarian Editor. . . TRAVIS McGUIRE Executive Editor. . . KEITH BANKS Feature Editor. . . JERRY SIMMONS Production Editor. . . JIM CARTER Associate Editor . . . TIM CRAWFORD Cartoonist. . . STEVE FISK Photographer. . . PERRY SHEETS Business Editor. . . JAMES BROUSSARD Faculty Advisors . . . DR. R.S. TITUS DR. K. R. PIERCE DR. G. R. GREELEY SEATED, L.-R.: Simmons, McGuire, Banks. STANDING, L.-R.: Crawford, Ligon, Schroeder, Carter, Garcia, Clark, Goldman, Sheets. 274 Campus Organizations Organizational activities at Texas A M probably exceed in student participation those at any other school of comparable size. Exclusive of military units, there are over one hundred and fifty active organizations on the campus. Five out of six students participate in some type of organizational activity. There is apparently no limit to possibilities for the growth of organizational activities. They supply ex¬ perience, recreation and interests to a large percentage of the student body. They contribute to maximum benefits in a full academic and extra-curricular student life. Section Edited by MIKE RASBURY Student President FRANK M. MULLER Vice President RONALD E. PATE Parliamentarian DAVID E. MOREMAN Student Welfare WILLIAM K. ALTMAN Recording Secretary____________________________ David H. Fischer Public Relations____________________________________Terry R. Norman OBJECTIVES 1. To act as the official voice of the student body. 2. To democractically represent the various interests in the student body. 3. To provide opportunity to train students in the responsibility and mechanics of democratic government and citizenship. 4. To promote sound leadership in the formulation of student body atti¬ tudes. 5. To promote the welfare of the student body. 6. To provide a liaison between faculty and administration and students. 276 Senate Civilian Student Council JOHN T. FERGUSON Deputy Corps Commander HALE H. BURR Graduate Students CHARLES G. SHOOK Freshman Senator WELDON T. BOLLINGER Senior Class President MARIO A. MACALUSE YMCA Council ED H. CARPENTER Junior Class President NORRIS O. CANO Election Commission CHARLES E. WALLACE Sophomore Class President W. BARNEY FUDGE Engineering Representative Senior MIKE T. WIER Freshman Class President J. RONNIE COLEMAN Engineering Representative Sophomore PAUL D. BETTGE Arts Sciences Representative Senior DON R. WARREN Arts Sciences Representative Sophomore LOUIS K. OBDYKE MSC Council ________________________________ JOHN ROGERS Battalion Staff __________________________ MIKE REYNOLDS Junior Arts Sciences Representative __________________________ BILL MILLIKIN Vet-Medicine Representative __________________________ JAMES KELLEY Freshman Senator __________________ MILTON LINDSAY Freshman Senator JOHN McLEROY Freshman Senator PAT G. REHMET 277 zhcMse Council the Memorial Student President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer TERRY A. ODDSON JOHN H. RODGERS J - WAYNE STARK Students faculty farmer Students E. D. BREWSTER CLARK C. AAUNROE 278 Center Council and Directorate President TERRY A. ODDSON Zhe MSC Directorate Directorate Assistants Bowling R. RASMUSSEN Flying Kadets JIM SEDBERRY Public Relations RALPH FILBURN Camera R. VANDERBURG Great Issues JIM GUNTER Finance ROB ROWLAND Chess TOM TURZAK Talent RICHARD CONNER Contemporary Arts JACK SLIMP Pan American Week ENRIQUE SERNA Town Hall C. DON LINDSAY 279 Alpha Phi Omega K FIRST ROW: Dunkerly; Odum; Bammel; Striegler; Barron; Rideout. ROW TWO: Major Bolte; Russell; Wise; Screws; Ferguson; Rodriguez; Hooks; Yanger; Click. ROW THREE: Faulkner; Cooper; Horn; Foster; Parker; Severance. DIANE LEE BARRON Sweetheart OFFICERS BILL BAMAAELL GARRY BARRON JOHN RUSSELL .. JIM YOUNGER .. _______ President Vice President _______ Secretary _______ Treasurer The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Law and Oath, to develop leadership, to promote friendship, and to further the freedom that is our national, educational, and in¬ tellectual heritage . The Xi Delta Chapter of the Alpha Phi Omega was organized at Texas A AA in the spring of 1962. Its many service activities include serving as guides for high school groups, promoting the annual blood drive, ushering at various campus functions, aiding district Scout events and providing leadership for a Boy Scout troop in Bryan. American Ordnance Society FIRST ROW: Ely; Mella; Schell; Cole; Hefley. SECOND ROW: Hocking; Clements; Coe; Smith; McNally; Cockrell; McMains. THIRD ROW: Daly; Thompson; Moller; Clayton; Berry; Wisenbaker. The Texas A AA Chapter of the Lone Star Post representing the American Associa¬ tion is an active organization on the campus. The Association subscribes to the Ordnance Magazine, watches films on weapons technology and development, and also engages in various service functions during the year. OFFICERS _______________________________ President _______________________ Vice President ________________________________ Secretary 280 JOHN SCHELL President OFFICERS Christian Science Organization _______ President Vice-President ........- Sponsor Bradley Place; Randy Deutsch; Mrs. Edith Menefee; Philip Hardin; John Burke. The purpose of the Christian Science Organization is to promote the growth of Christ¬ ian Science and to participate in authorized activities of the Christian Science Church. The organization sent three members to the college organization meeting in Boston last summer. A lecture entitled ' The Origin and Rower of Thought by Paul S. Seely was sponsored by the organization. Weekly meetings were held in the AA.S.C. this year. Zhc AH-?aith Chapel 28! n C. Purcell; B. Norman; G. Dittberner; W. Colquitt; G. Schmidt; E. Knox; D. Bentley; J. Franks; J. Webb; J. O ' Connell; K. Koenig; J. Sedberry; R. Nash; J. Lawrence. JIM SEDBERRY President As a stimulus to the growth of aviation interest on the A AA campus, the Flying Kadets Committee was formed under the direction of the Memorial Student Center Council. The purpose of the Kadets is to promote flying, safety, skill, and interest. The club offers reduced rates on modern aircraft at Easterwood Field and each year participates in a national air meet sponsored by the National Intercollegiate Flying Association. Flere on the campus, the Flying Kadets offer to any student, regardless of classification, the opportunity to learn about flying and to participate in an enjoyable program based on flying skill and safety. OFFICERS JIM SEDBERRY President JODIE WEBB Secretary DENNIS BENTLEY Treasurer 282 Jiillel foundation FIRST ROW: Mrs. Reiser; P. Gardner; P. Nagid; M. Finkelstein; B. Gerbert, J. Gerbert; R. M lcer; D. Reiser; M. Richker. SECOND ROW: A. Topperman; R. Reiser; C. Mark; D. Kobrin; U. Cogan; U. Cogan; S. Goldberg; R. Reichek; M. Eisner; Dr. Eisner; S. Klein. THIRD ROW: B. Mosesman; D. Cogen; M. Mark; A. Schoenholz; Z. Joseph; J. Ablon; T. Mullins; A. Sprung; M. Blum; A. Barvin; M. Wolf. At Texas A AA the B ' nai BVith Hillel Foundation is one of 248 units of foundations and counselorships on college campuses sponsored by the B ' nai BVith organization. Its objectives are 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 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 to build for the student an all round per¬ sonality. MOSHE FINKELSTEIN President OFFICERS MOSHE FINKLESTEIN JOSH GERBERT ________ PAUL NAGID __________ MIKE RICHKER _______ PAUL GARDNER ________ DONALD REISER ...... RICK MELCER _________ ALAN SPRUNG_________ ________________________ President ________________ Vice-President _______________________ Treasurer _______________________ Secretary ______________ Parliamentarian _______ Religious Chairman _____________Social Chairman Freshman Representative CAROLE MANNHEIMER Sweetheart FIRST ROW: Dr. Peters; Onwuazo; Daanani; El-Zik; K. El-Zik; Rivera; AAelcher; Akhtar. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Peters; Chung; Bishara; Abdelmajid; Parekh; Ali Gohar; Kabir; Bulbul; Maschak. OFFICERS KAMAL EL-ZIK __________________________________________________ President ANTONIO RIVERA . Vice-President MIKE ONWUAZO _______ ____________________ Secretary ROBERT MELCHER Foreign Student Advisor The International Club was founded this year for the purpose of bringing about understanding between the many foreign students on the A AA campus. This goal has been accomplished. (Jrcut Jssues Committee FIRST ROW: Peni; Hancock; Shwewitz; Gunter; Bullock; Davis; Tyree; Gross. SECOND ROW: Hall; Kovich; Grayson; Thompson; Smith; Williams; Jones. THIRD ROW: Pena; Wellman; Adams; Stark; Hart; Story; Bishop. The purpose of the Great Issues Committee is to stimulate and pro¬ mote in the University community an informed and intelligent discussion of the problems of world affairs. The Committee presents to the stu¬ dents and public, men who know the facts, issues, policies, and alter¬ native policies, while at the same time encouraging the people to take 284 an active part in the discussion of national and international affairs. Sweetheart JENEANE HORTON OFFICERS JIM GUNTER Chairman ED LAMB Vice-Chairman BILL GROSS Secretary GUSTAVO PENA Treasurer DR. ABBOT; DR. STORY Advisors Chairman R. VANDERBURG OFFICERS Chairman VANDERBURG Vice Chairman ANDERSON Program Chairman WARD Secretary-Treasurer VINE Advisor SYKES Technical Advisor KELLEY Camera Committee FIRST ROW: Vanderburg; Ward; Kelley; Sikes; Vine. SECOND ROW: Flores; Shaw; Autrey; Sheets; Lynch; Myers; McLane; Mehta. THIRD ROW: Clapp; Brooks; Andusso; Reese; Wright; Abbot; Sedberry; Knight; Hatzenbuehler; Listi. The purpose of the AASC Camera Committee is to further the interest of the students in the art of photography through discussion and association within the committee, to provide expert instruction in various fields of photography, and to provide an outlet for creative work through photography. Newman Club The Newman Club provides a religious education for Catholic Students enrolled in a secular college. The Club has a three-fold pur¬ pose: religious, educational, and social. Its aims are to help Newmanites share more intelli¬ gently and fruitfully in the worship of God, develgp a deeper love for the sacraments, and a real awareness of God ' s graces and by the guidance and council of their Chaplain to find their part in the lay apostolate. FIRST ROW: Rosenbauch; Limphy; Zatopek; Zatopek; Hollan. SECOND ROW: Chovanec; Prewitt; Grothues; Gordon; Moth; Stelly; Smith; Peyrefitte; Lyerly. THIRD ROW: Fitzcharles; Burger; Morgan; Robel; Schwertner; James; Keneson; Polk; Polito. Newmanites increase their knowledge of Catholicism on a college level along with their 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 spon¬ sors many religious devotions, discussions, dances, suppers, and other religious, intel¬ lectual, and social activities. EDDIE ZATOPEK President 285 JJLM Parachute Club President FIRST ROW: Head; Heard; Decker; Irving; Diltz; Cole. SECOND ROW: Grevet; Tomlinson; Kirk; Hargrove; Ferrata; Roesler; Cavenaugh; Northcutt; May; Haynes; Roquemore; Davis; Grimes; Garret; Hopkins. The Texas A AA Parachute Club is proud of its contributions to the popularization at 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. Since the club was started, four years ago, there have been over 2,000 jumps made with the club. OFFICERS ROY DILTZ President JOHN IRVING Secretary DAVID DECKER Safety Officer Pi Kappa Delta FIRST ROW: S. Lake; C. Kell; S. Henry; K. Rubensiein. SECOND ROW: G. Holder; J. Seabolt; L. Stelly; T. Batean; S. Lamkin; D. Gay. SIM LAKE President OFFICERS SIM LAKE President SAM HENRY Secretary-Treasurer CARL KELL Debate Coach The Texas A AA Debate Club has expanded both the number and scope of its activities this year. Not only did A AA teams enter a greater number of tournaments, but individual members also participated in such activities as extemporaneous speaking and oratory. As recognition of its continued achievements in all areas of forensics, the A AA Debate Club was accepted for member¬ ship in Pi Kappa Delta, a national honorary forensics fraternity, and henceforth shall be known as 286 the Alpha Alpha Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta. Phi Sta Sigma FIRST ROW: Dobson; Newton; Pearson; Heath; Ward; Young; Bacica; Ransdall. SECOND ROW: Rutledge; Boriskie; Honey; Williams; Visser; Grothues; Davis; Glynn; O ' Neal; Casey; Spitzer; Hardeman; Davis; Baird; Hog. THIRD ROW: Esquivel; Fudge; Settles; Byrd; Williams; Stodghill; Swann; Moreland; Preas; Morgan; Reeves; Roberts; Walne; Brower. FOURTH ROW: Rollins; Dobyns; Norman; Englemann; Hanna; Matthews; McEntire; Noel; Powell; Blessing. FIFTH ROW: Jones; Briscoe; Hlavinka; White; Trlica; Cruz; Travis; Slocum; Phillips; Tredway; Tillerson; Shipp; Tilley; Moore; Frye; Quinlan. Organized at the University of Illinois in 1923, Phi Eta Sigma, the National Scholarship Society for freshmen, encourages scholarship among the first year college men and honors those who make outstanding records. Those attaining a grade point ratio of 2.50 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 AA in January, 1949. Since that time, almost 1,000 Aggies have been initiated into the Society. OFFICERS DR. W. J. DOBSON C. H. RANSDELL .... W. L. BACICA _______ J. B. HEATH ____________ RALPH YOUNG ...... S. W. PEARSON NEAL WARD __________ PHILIP NEWTON ..... Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Senior Advisor _________ President Vice President _________ Secretary _________ Treasurer __________ Historian J. B. HEATH President PEGGY JASPER Sweetheart 287 OFFICERS Russian Club President_______________ Vice President ______ Secretary Treasurer Sponsor ________________ Co-Sponsor ____________ ________HALE BURR JAMES PRUGEL ... DAVID SMITH DR. SKRIVANEK _______ DR. DABBS FIRST ROW: Smith; Prugel; Skrivanek; Dabbs; Burr; Walker; Bolte. SECOND ROW: Sharp; Beggs; Matyear; Hooks; Tomberlain; Barnett; Beasley; Goldberg; Maladenka; Batey; Timmons; Weaver; Burns. THIRD ROW: Walker; Sprong; Pavelka; Motl; Hammes; Thompson; Weissberg; Glassford; DeGinder; Cullin; Hollester; Goldenberg; Frentzel. FOURTH ROW: Garza; Franklin; Procter; Warren; LaBarbra; Batson; Smith; Combs; Bolton; Ulbright. In its fourth year, the Texas A AA Russian Club continued efforts to better acquaint the students of A AA with the Russian language, cul¬ ture, and people. Much credit for the club ' s success this year goes to the sponsors. Dr. J. M. Skrivanek and Dr. Dabbs. President HALE BURR These two new dormitories are part of the four million dollar project that was completed last spring. Four of the older dormitories were renovated and air conditioned. Five new lounges were constructed to add to the comfort of the students. This project has made air-conditioned dormi¬ tory space for 2,120 students. 288 Saddle and Sir bin FIRST ROW: R. Chambers; J. Northcut; J. Nowlin; C. Hansen; H. Franke; H. Abraham; F. Reagor; S. Gordon; R. Traylor; V. Kirchner; G. King; B. Robinson. SECOND ROW: H. Jones; E. Braden; M. Pall; S. Miller; S. Kuykendall; R. Silver; B. McCorkle; J. Bielfeldt; H. Gutierrez; R. Frizzell; J. Hodges; L. Boleman. THIRD ROW: D. Ellebracht; H. Martinez; A. Gilliat; S. Fambrough; R. Conner; D. Sagebiel; F. Blackwell; R. Sells; R. Dunkerley. FOURTH ROW: P. Cooper; L. Vocek; F. Scrimshire; V. Neuhaus; R. McDonald, A. Medina; G. Wilbeck; T. Callahan; C. Miles; B. Sanders; L. Vernon; C. Mims; M. Lowe. FIFTH ROW: F. Karle; C. Osbourn; R. Overstreet; B. Hean; R. Brice; C. Spaeth; J. Sanders; R. Nolan. The A M Chapter of the Saddle and Sirloin Club is rated first in national competition in club activities and scrapbooks. The goal of the club is to develop leadership so the members may continue to make out¬ standing contributions to livestock and related industries. FRANKLIN REAGOR President OFFICERS FRANKLIN REAGOR __________________________________________ President SAUER GORDON ________________________________________ Vice-President VINSON KIRCHNER ____________________________________________ Secretary HERBERT ABRAHAM ________________________________________ Treasurer RICHARD TRAYLOR ____________________________________________ Reporter HAROLD FRANKE __________ Sponsor 289 Singing ROSTER Beckham, John May, Fred Scaborough, Cecil Bradley, George McLeroy, John Schember, Kurt Burroughs, Gene McLeroy, Robert Slivinske, Alec Butler, David McLeroy, William Smith, Darrel Cain, Jimmy Megarity, Tim Smith, Jackson Chou, Henry Meyer, Alfred Stack, William Clark, Stanley Milikin, James Sweeney, Don Claussen, Robert O ' Brien, Robert Tice, Andrew Coston, Clayton Parker, James Vandercruyssen, Henry Decker, David Pusch, Donald Wadsworth, Grady Dodson, David Quisenberry, Alex Ward,. John Ghormley, Bennet Ray, Frank Warnick, Phillip Hatton, Jasper Read, R. Warren, Don Hewett, T. Reaux, Eddie Webb, Tim Keese, Larry Riggs, James Westmoreland, John Leftwich, Wesley Rodgers, Barry Yoder, John Luyems, Alan Rupley, James Manning, Scott Ruppersberger, J. 290 The Dallas Trip. They are partly funny looking, aren ' t they! Cadets OFFICERS JIM RUPLEY . DON WARREN DON PUSCH ...... KURT SCHEMBER JIM RIGGS _________ Business Manager Historian and Publicity Manager _____________ President _____________ Librarian Vice-President This year, the Singing Cadets of Texas A AA, under the direction of Robert L. Boone and with Mrs. June Beiring as their accompanist, have performed before approximately 32,000 people, not counting their nation¬ wide telecast. Aside from their annual trip to Dallas for the Miss Teenage America Pageant which was telecast nation wide, A M ' s male glee club also made a trip to Beaumont where they performed with the Beaumont Symphony Orchestra. Besides these two appearances, they performed for audiences in Sherman, Dallas, Houston and Navasota. The group has also performed for 23 programs on the A M campus. MRS. JUNE BEIRING Accompanist Sing along with Mitch and 291 Student .Agriculture Council OFFICERS Chairman .... NATHAN FORREST Vice Chairman .. JAMES SUPAK Secretary BILLY LOVELESS Treasurer _________ E. HEINEMANN Reporter ... . WAYNE HANNA Advisor ____________________ DR. POTTS Chairman NATHAN FORREST FIRST ROW: Potts; Forrest; Loveless; Heinemann; Supak; Hanna. SECOND ROW: Heite; Kneisler; McCall; Wvesche; Henry. THIRD ROW: Almand; Reayor; Butts Majdoub. FOURTH ROW: McCollum; Lindemann; Zotz; Benes. The Student Agriculture Council is an organization composed of two representatives from each departmental club in the College of Agriculture; usually the club president and one other elected representative. Some of the council sponsored activities and responsibilities include Agricultural Convocation, All College Day, and the selection of the Outstanding Professor in the College of Agriculture. Semper Side Us Society FIRST ROW: Veselka; Major Bolte; Captain Gary; Hopgood; Long. SECOND ROW: Carey; Crowder; Matocha; Simpson; MacNutt; Smith. THIRD ROW: Graham; Shirley; Miller; Place; Hester; Diaz; Partridge; Barry; Tracy. FOURTH ROW: Pendergrass; Fine; Chupick; Ashworth; Hubler; Benson; Creg; Holiday; Griffin; Gushmann. President ______________________ TED HOPGOOD Secretary _____________________________ CARL LONG V. President _________________________ V. VESELKA Selection Officer __________ CAPTAIN GARY Major Bolte The Marine Corps prides itself in being an elite military organization. Devotion, Leadership, Knowledge, and Loyalty are trademarks of the Marine Officer. The Semper Fidelis Society is organized to promote the interests of the Marine Corps among Texas Aggies, and to offer Aggies an opportunity to see better their responsibilities as a Marine upon their graduation. 292 Sweetheart A S C E Student Engineers Council DESIGN STUDENTS A I A A bifkk S. L. Hensen T. AA. AAatthews E. S. Werth H. B. Lathrop J. A. Jacobs C. J. Knight B. R. Smith A AA GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY A S AA E C. P. Brown P. T. Gordon S. A. Volz J. AA. Catterell R. J. Chauviere R. O. Davis A I I E S A E AIAAAA PET. E. R. H. Boyd C. H. Brewster P. A. Scott J. E. Nachod AA. P. AAonroe A. Praisnar IEEE A I C E D. S. Clifton J. AA. AAoore J. A. Schmidt L. A. AAaddox W. W. AAason C. R. Risinger Zown Mall FIRST ROW: Aldrich; Macaluso; Harroway; Lindsey; Marburger; Smith. SECOND ROW: Singleton; Sullivan; Peterson; Menzies; Burr; Franklin; McBride; Forgeng; George; Fine. THIRD ROW: Davis; Jacoby; Nabors; Lopez; ' Matthews; Andrews; Gay; Gray; Markey; Jackson; Tesada; Rodgers; Mistrot. FOURTH ROW: Rainer; Jackson; Sluis; Rogers; Smith; Simmons; Watson; Owens; Fillburn; Cardel; Alfred; May; Wille. KATHRYN SMAHLIK Sweetheart The Town Hall Committee is responsible for providing the A M student body, faculty, and staff with a well-rounded series of the best professional entertainment available. Consisting of about 35 staff mem¬ bers, the committee attempts to improve the cultural and entertainment facilities of Texas A AA University, aiding in the trend towards excellence. 294 FIRST ROW: Sabayrac; Emerson; Janak; Dietz; Warren; Carpenter; Graham; Obdyke; Gardner; VanHellen; Ward; Vine. SECOND ROW: Adams; Young; Smith; Jackson; Stein; Cox; Allen; Rockett; Brown; Osborne. THIRD ROW: Buckalew; Jochimesen; Bardin; Gunnels; Burney; Matelski; Gordon; Rountree; Haplin; Vanek. FOURTH ROW: Gay; Starnes; Riddle; Bell; Eccard; Gay. FIFTH ROW: Preston; Buttler; McKenna; Hatton; Daughtery. Many generations of students have spanned the campus since the Young Men ' s Christian Association was es¬ tablished here more than 75 years ago. The program has evolved and expanded in that period of time, but basically its ideals and objectives have remained the same. It was intended here as in other colleges to supplement and enrich the academic program with spiritual and religious values. While it is functioning for the benefit of faculty and students, it is primarily intended to help young men in their formative years, in their search for the meaning of life. The program is geared to help students unfold their personality by giving them a chance at wholesome self expression, and at the same time creating for them an atmosphere that would develop a sense of fellowship, mak¬ ing them more valuable members of the college community and in later life. Among its activities are the Chapel programs, Freshman Camp, retreats and conferences. Marriage Forums, Hensel Park 1 Activities, Bible Study, Freshman Council, Polaris Council, bringing speakers to the campus, special services in All Faiths Chapel, Faculty Fellowship, Man Your Manners, Last Lecture Series, Graduate Program, Sphinx Club, Apollo Club, Fireside Forums, Y.M.C.A. Weekly Meetings, International Student Club, preparing and distribut¬ ing meditations booklets, Religious Emphasis Week, and discussion groups. The Student Y.M.C.A. is a laboratory where young men can live Christian principles in accordance with the pur¬ pose of the Y.M.C.A., thus developing leaders who will achieve success in the business world after graduation from the University. DON WARREN President OFFICERS DON WARREN ________________________________________________________________ President EDDIE CARPENTER ___________________________________________________ Vice President LOUIS OBDYKE _______________________________________________________________ Secretary DAVID GARDNER __________________________________________________________ Treasurer IRWIN DIETZ ______ __ _ Chairman, Program Committee 295 Association of Jormer Tisk Drill Zcam Members FIRST ROW: Major Bolte; Major Reese; Holcomb; Lopez; Matthews; Southerland; Wallace; Fiegel; Suib; L Col. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Thornton; Kirk; Harcrow; Petty; Koch; Nowlin; Gordon; Grossenbacher; Rapp; White; Bill. THIRD ROW: Melcer; Richards; Douglas; Barton; Happ; Korb; Rowe; Walker; Maule; Lyerly; Brown. OFFICERS AAALON SOUTHERLAND ________ President FRANK LOPEZ ________________________ Vice President WARREN MATTHEWS ____________________ Secretary BOB HOLCOMB ____________________________ Treasurer LT. COLONEL HOPKINS _____________________ Sponsor MAJOR BOLTE ________________________________ Sponsor MAJOR REESE ________________________________ Sponsor In 1961, a group of Aggies who were former members of the Fightin ' Texas Aggie Fish Drill Team were not satisfied to let their interest in the Fish Drill Team terminate with the end of their freshman year. They decided that an organi¬ zation of former members should be formed to aid the drill team. They realized that the drill team was a self-supporting organization which placed a large burden on the team members. As a result, the Association of Former Fish Drill Team Members was organ¬ ized in the fall of 1961. Since, through the efforts of the team and the association, the Fish Drill Team is beginning to receive some of the support and recognition it deserves as an outstanding representative of Texas A« M. MALON SOUTHERLAND President A student studies samples under an electron microscope to obtain data for his research. Such facilities are available to stimulate student interest in practical knowledge and in further advancement of his work. Professional Clubs A section devoted to those organizations which are devoted pri¬ marily to enhancing a student ' s understanding of his profession. Section Edited by MIKE RASBURY FIRST ROW: Allen; Marming; Eccles; Hawkins; Hlozek; Templer. SECOND ROW: Abel; Plum, Slone; Fisher; Schuelke; Pachall; See; Sherman; Devine; Bacek; AAcGuinn; Hughson. THIRD ROW: Tees; Pate; Saha; Matchim; Myers; Smith; Schroeder; Roesler; Millikin; Waddill; Janacek; Neal; Stern; Siebern. JOE ECCLES President OFFICERS President __________________________________ JOE ECELES Vice-President ________________________ ENNIS HAWKINS Secretary-Treasurer ___________________ DONALD HLOZEK Junior Arts Sciences Council Representative __________________________ JAMES ALLEN Program Chairman ________________ THOMAS TEMPLER Sponsor __________________________________ WALTER MANNING KAY HAWKINS Sweetheart The primary goal of the Accounting Society is to give its members a look at the accounting profession at a point of view different from that which textbooks can give. We try to accomplish this goal by hearing guest speakers, by seeing films, and by undertaking projects which all members may participate in. Our guest speakers and films cover a wide variety of subjects of interest to accounting students. Because we greatly rely on the opinions of informed and experienced people in making our career de¬ cisions, we try to select people of prominence in all fields of accounting—public, industrial, and govern¬ mental; we try to select any films to be shown with equal care. Our most important annual project is that of assisting in the annual Texas A AA Accounting Conference, attended by accountants from all parts of the state. This year the Accounting Society presented the School of Business Administration with two mementos of the late professor Thomas W. Leland. Our year is always concluded with a steak-fry, at¬ tended by both the members of the society and the accounting faculty. 298 Agricultural Economics MICKY JUETT THIRD ROW: Allen; Dickie; Weiner; Ohlendorf; Griffin; Mays; Allen; Thomas; Reich; Kuntz; Euglebrecht; Sweetheart Burger; Marion; Kasda; Saucina; Richburg; Voison; Tate; Moores. SECOND ROW: Atkins; Fitch; Spillman; Chatwood; Richter; Kelly; Keneson; Mercer; Herring; Pustasky; Watschak; Garret; Wisiwell; Jarvis; Davis. FIRST ROW: Schodemann; Olivarez; Watts; Forrest; Childress; Caughfield; Jarvis; Benes; Graves. The purpose of this organization is to develop leaders in Agribusiness 7 to foster a spirit of coopera¬ tion among students in AG-Eco 77 and allied sciences, and to provide an opportunity for wider acquaintance among students, professors, and professional workers in Agricultural Economics. American Jnstitutc of Jndustrial Engineers FIRST ROW: Carey; Lewis; Scott; Berry. SECOND ROW: Oliver; Street; CoVan; Boyd; Dupvis; Arocha. THIRD ROW: Rivera; Council; Deavers; Lemons; Storey. FOURTH ROW: Brewster; West Cole; Byrd; Krzan; Stock; Barnes; Warren; Hinojosa. The AIIE Student Chapter was founded with the idea of stimu¬ lating the interest of the student with practical knowledge of how the techniques of industrial engineering are applied in industry today. In addition to the student ' s classroom education, the chapter strives to instill a deep appreciation of the problems that will confront him dur¬ ing his career. PRESTON SCOTT President 299 Agronomy Society FIRST ROW: Dr. Staten; Smith; Brown; Supak; Conner; AAcClung; Fuchs; Schwertner; AAersmann; Abdahimagia. SECOND ROW: Valiente; Gonzalez; AAurff; Flippo; Miller; Krieg; Hemphill; Wright; Adams; Jones; Coburn; Allen; Bitar. THIRD ROW: Miller; Williams; Springer; Evans; Zamzow. FOURTH ROW: Vargas; Alston; McAfee; Blanchette; Villarreal; Castillo; Guevara. Handling practically everything from a summer bag¬ gage 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 Parent ' s Day exhibit, a study tour for junior students, a trip for the crop judging teams to Kansas City and Chicago, and the bi-monthly meetings to post the students on the latest agronomy news. President ROY McCLUNG OFFICERS President _________________________________________ ROY McCLUNG Vice President RICHARD CONNER Secretary __________________________________________________ ROLAND SMITH Treasurer____________________________________________________ JIMMY BROWN Reporter and Ag Council Representative JAMES SUPAK Social Secretary ______________________________________ JAMES FUCHS Business Manager . LARRY SCHWERTNER Faculty Advisor ______________________________________ DOCTOR STATEN Sweetheart KAREN ORSAKE 300 Alp Itci Zeta FIRST ROW: Wythe; Carpenter; Migura; Steffens; Bollinger; Wuensche; Forrest. SECOND ROW: Jage; Smith; Fox; Frei; Read; Miller; Benes; Sauer; Matthys; Heinemann; Evers; Jones. THIRD ROW: Karle; Mann; Conner; Fuchs; Gilliat; Dodson; Spaeth; Kinnard; Krieg; Crouch; Ivie; Davis; Shafer; Baefour; McCollum; Abraham. FOURTH ROW: Neuhaus; Neuhaus; Blarchette; Norvell; Zotz; Surls; Thompson; Chapman; Burns; Hammack; Loveless; Jarvis; Kindemann; Wilson; Hanna; Dunks; Supak; Bugai. The Texas Alpha Chapter of the National Fraternity of Alpha Zeta was chartered in 1951. The membership of this honorary agricultural fraternity consists of outstanding students interested in agriculture or its related fields as a profession. Alpha Zeta ' s objec¬ tives include fostering high standards of scholarship and leadership; striving for breadth of vision, unity of action, and accomplishment of ideals; rendering a service to stu¬ dents and the University; and promoting the profession of agriculture. LEONARD STEFFENS President OFFICERS Chancellor L. STEFFENS Censor ___________________________________________________________ N. FORREST Scribe __. W. AAIGURA Treasurer __________ AA. WUENSCHE Chronicler ________ _________________________,______ L. BOLLINGER Advisers DR. Z. L. CARPENTER L. O. WYTHE DR. K. R. TREFERTILLER JANNA DU RARD Sweetheart 301 American Society of Civil Engineers FIRST ROW: J. Wynne; S. Henson; R. Catchings; E. Chaney; R. Kistner. SECOND ROW: C. Sandstedt; D. Lee; S. Wright; E. Harrington; R. Holcomb; C. Samson. THIRD ROW: J. Batty; H. Burd; H. Lewis; B. Phillips; J. Ingram; R. Minor; G. Reeves. FOURTH ROW: W. Hobbs; J. Parnell; J. Kroesche; R. Powell; A. Garcia; R. Atkinson; E. Clancey. FIFTH ROW: C. Hallenberger; S. Galindo; D. Marshall; G. McKeen; A. Garcia; B. Tyer; P. Hamilton; W. Wolf; A. Meyer; Jackson, D.M. SIXTH ROW: J. Drabek; R. Abernathy; D. Matocha; W. Hindman; R. Syal; D. Raymond; K. Simmons; D. Brandt; E. Ford. OFFICERS SIDNEY HENSON ________________________________________________ President JACK WYNNE ____________________________________________ Vice-President RONALD CATCHINGS ______________________________________ Treasurer ERNEST CHANEY _________________ Parliamentarian RICHARD KISTNER ____________________________ Program Chairman To enrich the student ' s college courses by beginning those profes¬ sional 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. SIDNEY HENSON President Alpha Pi JHu OFFICERS President __________________________________ CHUCK BREWESTER Vice President _____________________________________________ AL WEST Secretary ________________________________________________ LOU NEBEL Treasurer ______________________________________ WAYNE BATEMAN Recording Secretary _____ AL DUPUIS Sponsor __________________________________________________ BOB STREET President CHUCK BREWESTER FIRST ROW: B rewester; West; Dupuis. SECOND ROW: Street; Council; Lemons; Scott. THIRD ROW: Carey; Cole; Barnes; Krzan; Stock; Deavers; CoVen. The purpose of the Alpha Pi AAu is to confer recognition upon students of in¬ dustrial engineering who have exceptional academic interests and abilities in their fields, to encourage whenever possible any movement which will advance the best interest of industrial engineering education, and to further unify the student body of the Industrial Engineering Department in presenting its needs and ideals to the faculty. American Society of Agricultural Engineers FIRST ROW: J. Glass; G. Wood; E. Lindeman; D. Gilmore; D. Haile; D. Naiser. SECOND ROW: R. Chenoweeth; A. AAenn; J. Hatton; L. Redding; B. Browder; R. Bowers; L. Swanner. THIRD ROW: F. White; P. Zorn; R. Greenwade; L. Horton; G. Krafka; O. Hill. EUGENE LINDEAAANN President OFFICERS EUGENE LINDEMAN ________________ President DANIEL HAILE ---------------- Vice-President DONALD GILMORE ________________ Secretary GERALD WOOD ______________________ Treasurer DONALD NAISER ________________________ Scribe JOE GLASS -------------------- Faculty Advisor Since its beginning in 1907, the American Society of Agricultural Engineers has functioned actively to solve engineering problems related to agriculture. The Texas A AA Student Branch, organized in 1925, is helpful in further promoting the Agricultural Engineering profession to its members by having activities which include field trips, social functions and lectures by prominent men in this field. 303 Jimerkan Institute of Chemical engineers FIRST ROW: Hanzalik; Beighle; Atkins; Mason; Risinger; Daniels; Harris. SECOND ROW: Wilde; Hewes; Sannhaus; Wasd; Neel; Barlow; Young. THIRD ROW: Ferguson; Gilbert; Sautawick; Wanstrath; White; Smith. The 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 mem¬ bers. This institute; 1.) provides means for the publication and exchange of technical information in the field of chemical engineering, 2.) Provides 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 charter granted by the council of the Institute with the ob¬ jectives of promoting the professional development of chemical engineering through activities involving the faculty and all classes of student members and students. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Junior Repiesentative Faculty Sponsor . ... WILLIAM MASON ronald McDaniel KENNETH ATKINS CHARLES RISINGER _________W. D. HARRIS President WILLIAM MASON Sweetheart CAROL BROWN 304 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics OFFICERS BEN SMITH __ Chairman JOSE SOLIS --------------------------- Vice Chairman NARCISCO CANO __________ . _ Secretary PAT GIBSON ______ __ Treasurer J. JACOBS Representative Engineers Council GLEN HUNT ____________________ Publicity Chairman HARRY SWEET __________________ Faculty Advisor ROW ONE: Nowlin; Smith; McAdoo; Cano; Gibson; Smith; Solis; Jacobs; Knight. ROW TWO: Gee, Jones; Brown; Chapman; Lane; Murray; Desser; Dennet; Dylant. ROW THREE: Eccard; Holland; Finn; Sangerhausen; Vasser; Finkel; Dampman; Williams; Korenek. ROW FOUR: Wilson; Griffith; Reve; Wilkinson; Hunt; Hubler; Pettus; Pollard; Tweety. ROW FIVE: Presley; Schappaugh; Dobyns; Osborn. The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics grew out of.the merger of the American Rocket Society and the Institute of Aerospace Sciences. The Texas A AA Student Chapter is designed to provide the engineering student with an opportunity to engage in activities associated with his future career in aerospace industries. It is open to any interested student. Activities include field trips to nearby aerospace industries, lectures by prominent men in the industry from over the United States, films, and active participation in the annual Space Fiesta on the A AA campus. BEN SMITH President Design Student Society H. B. LATHROP President The Design Student Society is the Student Chapter of the American Institute of Ar¬ chitects at A AA University. The purpose of this organization is to supplement the for¬ mal 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. AAembers 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 ex¬ tracurricular atmosphere in which a student can learn and grow. 305 American Society of Mechanical Engineers FIRST ROW: J. Lee; J. Cotterell; J. Moore; B. Lee. SECOND ROW: R. Rachel; K. Buhler; M. Foster; E. Powell; J. Hupy; E. Bailey. TFIIRD ROW: D. Honeycutt; J. Cappinger; K. Oates; B. Marrou; C. Brittan; B. Springer. FOURTH ROW: W. Dyar; J. Whetsel; M. Rodriquez; R. Goodnough; F. Tavey; J. Bell; R. Rlevenhayin; E. Esparza; R. Cracknell; J. Perry. A program of various technical subjects is presented by either students or professional engineers who are guests of A.S.AA.E. on the first and third Tuesday night of each month. The Mechanical Engineering magazine, free technical papers, engineering scholarships, cash awards from contests, financial assistance from loans, and a continuing membership in the parent organization after graduation are provided for stu¬ dent members. Social as well as technical aspects are enjoyed by the members. Refreshments follow each presentation; also, parties, banquets, and two field trips are yearly affairs. JOHN COTTERELL President OFFICERS JOHN COTTERELL JOHN MOORE BENJAMIN LEE JAMES LEE DR. J. V. PERRY _ . President Vice President ... Secretary __________ Treasurer Faculty Advisor M E. AT WORK 306 FIRST YEAR CLASSMEN: Barber; Baylor; Beavers; Belcher; Beleau; Blake; Bogda; Wood; Brotze; Browder; Brown; Cleghorn; Commons; Dean; Deen; Dodger; Dyal; Dye; Elegg; England; Evans; Farr; Fisk; Fritz; Griffith; Habbinga; Hanselka; Hasse; Holcomb; Hoover; Horne; Huffman; Hugo; Husfield; James; Janik; Jemelka; Johnson; Keller; Key; Kidd; Lackey; Langley; Look; Mark; Mcllhany; Meadows; Melancon; Meyer; Moore; Meyers; Neasham; Parkins; Ross; Rutty; Schlinke; Shaefer; Siddons; Skiles; Standfield; Stein; Sullivan; Vaughn; Vogt; Weedon; Wood. SECOND YEAR CLASSMEN: Adams; Ainsworth; Airhart; Anderson; Barham; Blazek; Br gdt; Brannen; Bratton; Bray; Cannon; Cator; Charlton; Corse; Crosby; Craw¬ ford; Deen; Egloff; Fletcher; Frosch; Ferguson; Gage; Garon; Good; Hammatt; Hendry; Hodges; Johnson; Keelings; Keeton; Kelly; Kraemer; Letscher; Love; Lyons; Margo; McCann; McDonald; Moore; Moore; Moreman; Neal; Orchard; Parks; Rahman; Sales; Schuh; Shafer; Simpson; Smith; Taylor; Thompson; Tieman; Tierce; Ward; White. THIRD YEAR CLASSMEN: Ali; Banks; Bechtol; Boughton; Bounds; Brittain; Broussard; Bruns; Carter; Carwile; Chitwood; Clark; Cox; Daggs; Edwin; Emerson; Evers; Faries; Fisher; Garcia; Goldman; Guillard; Head; Herrmann; Hoffpauir; Holden; Holmes; Jacoby; Key; Kirk; Kutach; Laycock; Leidig; Ligon; Lippke; McGuire; Morris; Mosely; Norwood; Oman; Rogers; Ross; Schroeder; Sheets; Simmons; Smith; Stein; Stvener; Stubbs; Taylor; Tenzer; Tisdale; Vale; Urso; Ward; Waters; Wolf; Wood; Woodall; Woytek. The Junior Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association of the Texas A M University, College of Veterinary Medicine, was organized to promote a spirit of friendly relations among the students regularly enrolled in the course of Veterinary Medi¬ cine, 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 to discuss subjects that are of interest to the members. The functions of the chapter are carried out by its officers, 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 pub¬ lished 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 known as an emergency fund; members regularly contribute their blood to a hospital and the money is deposited in the emergency fund. This fund is used to make loans to chap¬ ter members who require financial assistance to remain in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Sweetheart PAM PRINSTON 307 Collegiate £ £ X SECOND ROW: A. Tiemann; G. Riser; D. Lee; D. Porter; B. Riley; J. Read; D. Andrews; D. Crow; R. George; J. Henderson; J. Ramsey; J. Peters; H. Chilton; R. Guymon; M. Frei; J. Smith; D. Roming; B. Johnson; R. Lee; MARJORIE GIPS M. Coufal; C. Salmon; M. Jackson; T. Abernathy. Sweetheart THIRD ROW: G. Ontiveros; S. Bonds; R. Youngblood; D. Miller; D. Berry; J. Fowler; R. Walters; D. Rich; D. Ellebracht; P. Bradford; J. Johnson; S. Fambrough; D. Chapman; M. Eilers; R. Oman; R. Wilson; F. Grimm; J. Townsend; R. Hoffman; F. Engelbrecht; D. Akin; R. Clark. FOURTH ROW: R. Stried; E. Scheer; H. Bogusch; G. Richter; M. Burleson; B. Webb; B. Bezner; B. Benson; J. Nicholson; D. Twitty; J. Kinnard; N. Thomas; D. Powell; R. Bailey; R. Overstreet; H. Smith; W. Klaeveman; E. Schley; L. Kent; E. Divin; R. Zuehlke; B. Bargman; L. Schultz; R, LaDuque; F. Greathouse; T. Thompson; B. Mays; L. Macha; F. Bonvillian; K. Wisenbaker; E. Davis. OFFICERS FALL WEAVER CALLOWAY President DANIEL KRIEG Vice-President LANNIE JACKSON Secretary DANNY AKIN Treasurer LEONARD KENT Reporter REX YOUNGBLOOD Sentinel THOMAS GALLOWAY Student Advisor CHARLES URBANIC President OFFICERS SPRING CHARLES URBANIC President TOM CATCHINGS Vice-President JAMES NEWSOM Secretary WAYNE HANNA Treasurer JAMES CONNER Reporter TOM PHILLIPS Sentinel SAM BURNAM Student Advisor The Collegiate FFA Chapter, sponsored by the Department of Agricultural Education, is the professional organ¬ ization for agricultural education majors. The major objective of the chapter is to provide members with the opportunity t© develop competencies which are necessary for success as vocational agriculture teachers or other professional agriculture workers. To achieve this goal the Collegiate Chapter sponsors a Student Teacher Workshop for prospective teachers of vocational agriculture which is attended by representatives from Texas A M University, Sam Houston State College, South¬ west Texas State College, and Stephen F. Austin State College. In addition, five officer training schools are conducted for high school FFA officers throughout the state. Other chapter activities include assisting with Area and State judging contests and sending representatives to the National Student Teachers Conference in Kansas City, Missouri. The Student-Prof Banquet is the highlight of the year ' s activities. At this event the outstanding professor in the College of Agriculture, as selected by the members, is honored. In addition, the Outstanding Junior, Out¬ standing Senior for the fall semester, Outstanding Senior for the spring semester, and the Junior Scholarship recipient are presented. 308 Tmance Society FIRST ROW: R. Florence; D. Glenewinkel; J. Slimp; T. Laird; R. Stein; R. Cherry; H. Pappas. SECOND ROW: D. Halbert; B. Brown; AA. Lassiter; AA. O ' Reilly; T. Hart; J. Lindsey; J. Durbin; L. Aldrich; T. Finkbiner; E. Dulin; W. Jernigan; AA. Evans. THIRD ROW: R. AAartin; C. Shaw; R. Green; B. Penrod; D. Stiles; L. Heliums; D. Warren; D. Port; B. Bornefeld; R. Bergoon; D. Glover; J. Coffey. The purpose of the Finance Society of Texas A AA University is to: 1) Promote a professional attitude among students in Finance and closely allied fields 2) Provide an opportunity for these students to meet for the purpose of study¬ ing and exchanging ideas related to this field 3) Stimulate interest in the field of Finance at Texas A AA University JACKIE WEIDE Sweetheart OFFICERS THOMAS LAIRD President HARRIS PAPPAS Vice-President RUSSELL STEIN Secretary DENNIS GLENEWINKEL Treasurer RONALD FLORENCE Publicity Chairman JACK SLIMP Program Chairman KAYE FRYE Sweetheart OFFICERS JOE SUROVIK President JAMES McCOLLUM Vice-President RON HAAG Secretary LARRY IVY Treasurer Tisk and Qamc FIRST ROW: J. AAcCollum; R. Haag; J. Surovik; K. Butts; L. Ivy. SECOND ROW: T. AAaxwell; J. Steele; C. Hanselka; P. O ' Brien; AA. Rasmussen; T. Fillinger; AA. Rippetoe; J. Spears; D. Viktorin; A. Vaugh. THIRD ROW: E. AAitchell; G. Ivie; L. Bugai; L. Post; H. Kothmann; C. Swan; R. Cook; R. Hood; J. Shane; J. Ditlard; S. Sandberg. The Fish and Game Club is the official student club for the Department of Wild¬ life Management at Texas A M. Membership in the club is open to all students and faculty in wildlife management and to others interested in the purpose of the club. 309 ' Dairy Science 6lub FIRST ROW: Dr. Peters; Wuensch; Dollins; AAattris. SECOND ROW: Armstrong; Petel; Langhoff; Eater; Barry; Hurley. THIRD ROW: Layton; Rolland; Vincent; Brazzil; Mauney; Jageler. CHARLENE REED Sweetheart 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 com¬ posed of dairy science students but also has a few members who are interested in dairying. DAIRY SCIENCE JUDGING TEAM FRONT ROW Bill Berry Jim Dollins Michael Wuensche BACK ROW Marcus Hurley Dr. Murray Brown . . . Coach 310 floriculture and Candscape Horticulture Society The Texas A M Floriculture Club is open to all graduate and undergraduate flor¬ iculture students and other persons interested in this branch of agriculture. The organi¬ zation ' s monthly meetings afford students, professors, and prominent guest speakers the opportunity to discuss pertinent topics in a cordial atmosphere. Our thanks are ex¬ tended to Professor A. F. DeWerth and Herley C. Thompson for their help during the year. KAY TISINGER Sweetheart OFFICERS HANK HOWARD President D. RICER Secretary- Treasurer A. DeFERTH Faculty Advisor Horticulture Club OFFICERS BILLY LOVELESS President J. R. NORRIS Treasurer JOHN LIRE Secretary E. E. BURNS Robert Penick; Billy Loveless; James Barron; Edward Batcheler; E. E. Burns; John Lipe. Students majoring in the field of horticulture which includes olericulture, po¬ mology, and food technology, make up the membership of the Texas A AA Horticulture Club. One of the objectives of this club is to promote Texas horticulture on the cam¬ pus and throughout the state. To accomplish this the society carries on many activities, including an Annual Inspection Tour and the Horticulture Show. BILLY LOVELESS President Eta Kappa flu FIRST ROW: Moore; Wallace; Owen; Maddox; Myers; Wier; Lopez. SECOND ROW: Carlisle; Boy; Cauthoen; Frederick; Schmidt; Saloma-Orozco; Russell; Faulk. THIRD ROW: Simpson; Robertson; Schell; Brown; Lange; Herring; Harris; Mares; Lyons; Rensinger. Eta Kappa Nu is the Electrical Engineering honor society and is made up of the outstanding junior, senior and graduate students pursuing that curriculum. Selection of members is determined by scholastic performance, leadership qualities, and the over-all man as indicators of probable professional success. At A AA, the Gam¬ ma Mu chapter strives to improve the standards of the profession and the Electrical Engineering curriculum. Also, we aim toward activities which will aid the professor-student relationship and strengthen the depart¬ ment, the University, and the capabilities of the student. OFFICERS President ______________________ Vice President ______________ Corresponding Secretary Recreation Secretary _____ Treasurer _______________________ Sweetheart JANE HERRING ..... EVERT LYONS _____ JOHN SCHELL .... DANNY FAULK ROBERT HERRING BILL ROBERTSON I KNEW WE COULD DO IT !l 312 Entomology FIRST ROW: Douglas Duty; Lyndon Almand; Joseph Schaffner; Kenneth Zamzow; Emory Boring. SECOND ROW: Walter Wright; Clifton Honsen; Gary Crouch; William Heite; Willard Becker; Gary Kennedy; Bill Hodges; Randy Deutsch, Lloyd Fielder; Roy Parker; Joe Hoover. Membership in the Texas A M Entomology Club is open to all students majoring in Entomology or related subjects and also anyone interested in the purposes and activities of the club. The key purposes of this club are to further knowledge of matters and opportunities concerning entomology, to bridge the gap between faculty and students, and to further general good fellowship of members. Among its major activities are the sponsoring of four members as delegates to the entomology convention in Monterrey, Mexico; compiling and publishing the annual club publication, The Aggie Entomologist; displaying student work in the Memorial Student Center, and also many social events. LYNDON ALMAND President KATHY JARMON Sweetheart OFFICERS LYNDON ALMAND ________________.... ......... President DOUGLAS DUTY Vice President KENNETH ZAMZOV ________________________ Secretary-Treasurer EMORY BORING _________________ _____ Reporter JOSEPH SCHAFFNER Club Sponsor Institute of Sleet deal and Sleetronic Engineers FIRST ROW: Lopez; Dennyon; Piper; Wier; Rensinger; Cauthorn; Bryan; Faulk. SECOND ROW: Wallace; Lee; Byran; Kiya; Moore; Cruz; Liles; Saloma-Orozco; Russell, Cothey, Cassidy, Contella. THIRD ROW: Frederick; Myers; Klepper; Maddox; Herring; Robertson; Welch; Boy; Schmidt; Smith; Simpson; Mooney; Matthaei. FOURTH ROW: Owen; Schell; Lange; Worley; Mares; Hedeman; Norwood; Thedford; Bantle; Lyons; Ruiz; Brown; Harris; Matthaei; Hardeman. One of the main objectives of the IEEE is to bridge the gap between school and industry. This technical society also tries to enlighten the undergraduate as well as the graduate student on new developments, tech¬ nics, and important research in all phases of Electrical Engineering by providing guest speakers at its bi¬ monthly meetings. Other highlights include technical writing contests, publications, and the annual Electrical Engineering Picnic along with the Faculty-Senior Baseball Game held in the spring. President JOHN SCHMIDT OFFICERS President __________________________ Program Chairman Vice Chairman Secretary _________________________ Treasurer Student Branch Counselor ______________ JOHN SCHMIDT LYMAN HARDEMAN JOHN PENSINGER __________ DAVID CAUTHORN DAVID SALOMA-OROZCO __________________ W. P. WORLEY Sweetheart ANNE HEWIH 314 OFFICERS Jota Comb da Sigma LOUIS BOND President WALLACE JOHNSTON Vice-President DAYLE YEAGER Secretary-! reasurer NORMAN WALLACE Reporter JERRY HEDRICK Historian DR. L. V. HAWKINS Sponsor FIRST ROW: E. Glazener; D. Yeager; N. Wallace; W. Johnston; L. Bond; J. Hedrick; L. Hardeman. SECOND ROW: G. Baker; J. Brown; B. Thompson; W. Bammel; H. Spain; J. Polansky; R. Ald¬ ridge; J. Squyres. THIRD ROW: J. Stankey; J. Humbert; R. McKnight; A. Boehm; W. Sigurdson; C. Cozzens; D. Richardson; E. Kana. lota Lambda Sigma is a national society of professional minded Industrial Education men who have bound themselves to uphold the principles of scholar¬ ship, leadership, and service. The society has three major objectives: the recog¬ nition of high scholarship in the field, and the creation and maintenance of a closer bond between the actual and prospective teachers, supervisors, and di¬ rectors of Industrial Education in school and industry. LOUIS BOND President J adust dal Education Society OFFICERS VINCENT COREIL President R. L. ALDRIDGE Vice-President JAMES BLASCHKE Treasurer SAM SPAIN Secretary JAMES POLANSKY Reporter THOMAS NORTON Social Chairman BEN GHORMLEY Parliamentarian TERRY TEEMS-WAYNE THOMPSON Program Chairmen FIRST ROW: Spain; R. Aldridge; J. Boone; V. Coreil; J. Blaschke; B. Ghormley. SECOND ROW: T. Teems; J. Parker; R. McBride; C. Longnecker; D. McDowell; D. Strong; J. Osborn; B. Thompson. THIRD ROW: J. Polansky; J. Piwonka; J. Felkner; G. Vinson; T. Norton; B. Hardeman; G. Shupak. The Industrial Education Society is composed of students majoring in in¬ dustrial technology, industrial distribution, industrial education, and industrial journalism. The society is dedicated to the promotion of its members in indus¬ try and education. It seeks to introduce its members to the problems and re¬ wards of industry by bringing guest spea kers to its meetings or by actually sponsoring tours of industry. MARTHA TRUE Sweetheart 315 Marketing Society FIRST ROW: Lewis; Carter; Cook. SECOND ROW: McKinney; Hall; Cooper; Diaz; Restivo; Alley; Morgan; Richard; Dailey. THIRD ROW: Serna; Custer; Andrick; Penland; Smith; Davis; Vick. FOURTH ROW: Byrd; Jones; Sebastian; Johnson; Scott; Edington; Surber; Kessler; Smith; Conrad. President OFFICERS DEAN LEWIS Senior Representative DONALD CARTER Treasurer BRUCE COOK President DEAN LEWIS The object of the Marketing Society is to promote, foster, and encourage interest, understanding, and scholarship in marketing through fellowship among students, faculty members and businessmen. The society tries to attain this ob¬ jective by being a collegiate chapter of the American Association, which offers the opportunity for members to become acquainted with prominent business¬ men and marketing innovations. Members have the opportunity to hear speak¬ ers which the society brings to the campus throughout the year and during the annual Sales Clinic, which is co-sponsored with the Houston Sales Executive Club. Two H. W. Peter ' s Memorial Scholarships are awarded each year at the annual Sales Clinic to qualified society members. Membership in the society is open to any student with a sincere interest in marketing. 316 Petroleum Engineering Club FIRST ROW: Herricks; Garcia; Agarwal; Flores; Carter; Mabie; Hagia; Shah; Smith. SECOND ROW: Berry; Little; Sinha; Lyon; Monroe; Lyon; Keemeien; Praisnar; Oiten; Givens. President JAMES LYON OFFICERS The Student Chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineering of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers has utilized this school year to acquaint its members, undergraduate and grad¬ uate, with recent technological developments in the areas of production, reservoir, and drilling engineering. President_____________________________JAMES LYON Vice President_______________ K. G. HERRICKS Secretary ________________________ H. KLEEMEIEN Treasurer _________________________ WILLIE LYONS Sponsor _______________________________ J. E. LITTLE Pi Zau Sigma TEXAS SIGMA DELTA FIRST ROW: Holloway; Thompson; Foster; Jernigan. SECOND ROW: Davis; Taylor; Moore; Tovey; Chauviere; Alexander. Pi Tau Sigma, the national Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, was founded in March 16, 1915, to honor those who had excelled in Mechanical Engineering in college and graduates who became outstanding in the field of Mechan¬ ical Engineering. The Texas Sigma Delta Chapter was chartered in May, 1964. The chapter recognizes those who have distin¬ guished themselves by academic excellence, extracurricular activities, outstanding leadership, and exemplary char¬ acter. 317 Pte-J[icd Pre-Dent Society FIRST ROW: C. Bourne; T, Lunsford; B. Holcomb; J, Singleton; B. Davis; R. Byrne; A. DeVillenueve. SECOND ROW: J. Wilson; I, Lewis; M, Feehan; P. Buiton; R. Blakely; P. Hilton; AA. Pierce; AA. Key; R. Dobyns; C. AAartin; T. Forgeng. THIRD ROW ' : S. Figun; T. Webb; D. Bailey; F. Bourgeois; AA. Pavelka; A. Sullivan; T. Orton; J. Olmock; T. Schiwetz; K. Deginder; J. Young; D. AAatelski; B. Gordon; l. AAillikin; H. Gravett; G. Swindell. FOURTH ROW: S. Smith; D. Franklin; E. Meichen; L. Noel; K. Vanek; P. Grivich; S. Ward; G. Glenney; D. Burney; P. LaBarbera; W. Zwartjes; A. Jennings; S. Jardsz; L. Limerick; M, Burditt; R. Combs; D. Glassford; J. AAatthews; P. Christian; R. Henslee. The Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society, established to keep A A Vs 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 physicians and dentists. 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 annual spring banquet. This year, as in times past, the Society has kept the pre-med and pre-dent students interested in their fields and looking earnestly towards the future. OFFICERS CECIL BOURNE TOM LUNSFORD . BOB HOLCOMB JEFF SINGLE TON SAM GLENNEY STEVE HEARTWELL BILL DAVIS ROGER BYRNE _________ President Vice-President _________ Secretary-Treasurer Corresponding Secretary _____ Social Chairman _______________ Parliamentarian Senior Representative Junior Representative CECIL BOURNE President JOAN JUNGE Sweetheart 318 President R. PREWITT President ____________________________________ R. PREWITT Vice-President____________________________ J. HOUSTON Secretary-Treasurer ____________________ W. AAcNALLY FIRST ROW: D. Reifschneider, J. Houston, R. Prewitt, W. McNally, W. Pounds. SECOND ROW: C. Young, T. Mullins, J. Gayden, J. Smith, Cochrell, Murphy. ' 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 holds many activities in¬ cluding a gala party to close the year ' s calendar. Poultry Science E. MURRELL SEATED: Lee; Gibbs; Zotz; Murrell. Secretdry STANDING: Krueger; Bryant; Kropp; Ryan; Badreddine; Rutledge; El Majduub; Quisenberry. JAMES GIBBS Treasurer RONNIE LEE Membership in the Poultry Science Club includes any student who is interested 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 barbeque; and presenting speakers and films. 319 Range and forestry FIRST ROW: Jacoby; McCall; Dressen; Hoinemann; Gilbert; Forrest. SECOND ROW: Taylor; Neely; Keilers; Huebinger; Frazier; Caldwell; Knox; Ftancock; Amara; Banner; Klsinert. THIRD ROW: Newcomb; Zuelke; Weaver; Henard; Huss; Cutshall; Dyksterhuis; Foster; Hood; Wright; Dismukes; Walker; Haag. 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 interest of the students. The club ' s activities include selling pine cones and holding a turkey shoot to aid the annual Parents Day Bar- B-Que and also to help send a team to the National Range and Forestry Plant Contest sponsored by the American Society of Range Management. What is probably the outstanding facility of its type in the United States was finished in 1963. It is the Uni¬ versity ' s new $2.3 million Plant Sciences Building. The structure, with its 85,000 square feet of usable floor space, is one of the school ' s largest buildings. Its intricate scientific equipment accounts for about half the cost of the complex facility. Eleven environmental rooms, with automatic plant growth lighting systems and a central program timer, are among its special features. There is an infrared laboratory for dying studies, a nematology lab for studying the round worms in soils which cause knots and damage to plants, and a cereal crop diseases laboratory. Radiochemical laboratories with glazed tile walls have their own air conditioning system to eliminate all danger of radioactive materials getting into the rest of the building. The hot lab also has its own storage vault for radio¬ active isotopes. Laboratories for herbicide research, air-pollution studies, cotton disease research, and mineral nutrition study are also housed in the building. 320 Sigma Delta Chi SEATED: Delbert McGuire; Ronald Fann; Ray Harris; Glen Dromgoole; Robert Knight. STANDING: Ham McQueen; Clovis McCallister; Tommy De Frank; Gerald Garcia; ' Mike Reynolds; Lani Presswood. OFFICERS GLEN DROMGOOLE President ham McQueen Vice President RAY HARRIS Secretary RONALD FANN Treasurer DELBERT McGUIRE ROBERT KNIGHT Co-Advisors Sigma Delta Chi, Professional Journalistic Society, is a professional society for men engaged in and dedicated to the highest principles of journalism. It is comparable to the professional organizations serving the fields of law and medicine. The members of the society are chosen on a highly selective basis from the most promising men en¬ gaged in journalism. I Take gas Tea Sip. KAREN STUART Sweetheart 321 Well, what now? Society of Automotive Engineers FIRST ROW: Rodriguez; Truettner; Clifford; Trainer; Nachod; Coppinger; Fletcher. SECOND ROW: Baggot; Moritz; Inchauste; Bailey; Tees; Key; Swan; Mosley; Overton; Greer; Nester; Tompkins. The Society of Automotive Engineers, founded 1905, is one of the largest national professional organizations. The work of the SAE has been unlimited in the field of engi¬ neering; therefore, its members represent every area of the field. CANDY GARNER Sweetheart J. E. NACHOD President 322 Society for the ji dvaHeemeHt of Management FIRST ROW: House; Klutz; Hefley; Kreymer; Cardwell; Spiller; Ellims. SECOND ROW: Fiegel; McAdams; Petty; Cannon; Bogart; Howard; Kellar; Hatcher; Howard. THIRD ROW: Watson; Cornelius; Wolcott; Badgwell; Horelica; Wright; Holder; Ratcliffe; Noles. The Society for the Advancement of Management, the recognized national professional organization of managers in industry, commerce, government and education, and the pioneer in management philoso¬ phy, has been dedicated to the advancement of management and management men since 1912, when the original Taylor Society was established. In its first year of existence at Texas A M, the Management So¬ ciety has strived to provide students with an insight into the actual practice of the management profession. OFFICERS JOHN KREYMER ____________________________________________________________ President TOM CARDWELL _____________________________________________________ Vice President WILLIAM KLUTZ -------------------------------------------- Program Chairman DAN SPILLER -------------------------------------------------- Publicity Chairman MARTIN HEFLEY ______________________________________________ Secretary-Treasurer WILLIAM HOUSE R. L. ELLIMS ____________ Sponsors JAN SLADOWSKI Sweetheart 323 OFFICERS Sociology President C. HATZENBUEHLER Vice President CURTIS EATON Secretary JAMES KNEISLER Professor DAN DAVIS Graduate Assistant LANNY BULLARD FIRST ROW: Eaton; AAcNeeley; Hatzenbuehler; Wynn; Kneisler. SECOND ROW: Lange; AAouelhin; Winkle; Juarez; Crider; Hatzenbuehler; Welsh; Kuvlesky. THIRD ROW: Esquirel; Charfi; Davis; Luekenbach; Bullard; Lindstrom; Dudley; Vitek; Skrabanek. President CHARLES HATZENBUEHLER Organized in 1926, the Sociology Club has since been of invaluable service to students majoring or minoring in sociology. Meetings are held twice a month, each presenting an outstanding speaker concerning a particular field of sociology. One meeting each semester is a public interest program. This year, the first centered on alcoholism and the second on juvenile delinquency. A new activity this year was the representation of four club members at the Southwestern Sociology Associa¬ tion, held in Dallas. Society of American Military Engineers OFFICERS WILLIAM GIBBONS President ALTON THOMPSON Vice President—Fall BOB MINOR Vice President—Spring STUART GRAYSON Secretary-Treasurer Presidents WILLIAM GIBBONS and BOB MINOR FIRST ROW: Partridge; Bassham; Gibbons; Thompson; Grayson. SECOND ROW: Hopper; Preas; Rigsby; Allison; Diaz; Screws. Organized on January 1, 1920, the Society of American Military Engineers is an association in which engineers from all of the engineer¬ ing services of the Armed Forces and from all fields of civilian engineering practice join to increase the engineering potential of the United States for the National Security. The Society has a membership of 30,000 through¬ out the world, including student posts comprised of engineering and ROTC students in 60 colleges and universities in the United States. 324 FIRST ROW: Berron; Schmidt; Clifton; Knight. SECOND ROW: Conner; Lange; Pensinger; Faulk; Cauthron; Chaney; Wolf; Dupuis; Solis; Moore; Alexander; Brewster; Eubank. THIRD ROW: Simpson; Maddox; Pylant; Foster; Bennett; Williams; Harris; Pittman; Haile; Chauviere. Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering honor society, was founded in 1885 by Dr. E. H. Williams, Jr., to honor those who had excelled in an engineering curriculum in college and graduates who became outstand¬ ing in the field of engineering. The first member, I. A. Heikes, was initiated in 1885 by Dr. Williams, and the society has since grown to the present organization of 114 undergraduate chapters and 29 graduate chapters with a total initiated membership of over 121,000. The Texas Delta chapter, one of the largest chapters of Tau Beta Pi, was chartered in October, 1948, and now has an initiated membership of over 1,900. Texas Delta received one of the four outstanding chapter awards given by the national association for work done by chapter members in 1962-1963. Review sessions for the E.l.T. Examinations are sponsored by Texas Delta, and a scholarship is annually awarded to a de¬ serving engineering student. MARCIA ANN CLIFTON Sweetheart OFFICERS DAVID CLIFTON ________________________________________ President LARRY AAADDON __________________________________ Vice-President JOHN SCHMIDT __________________________________________ Treasurer CHARLES KNIGHT ________________ Corresponding Secretary FRED BENSON ______________________________ Recording Secretary WARD SHAW ____________________________________________ Cataloguer 325 Zems Student Education Association Left to Right, Thomas Riddle, Vice-President, Phil Lanasa, President, and Tom Streigler, Area Coordinator. The George B. Wilcox Chapter of the Texas Student Educa¬ tion Association is the professional organization for university stu¬ dents preparing to teach. Members have all the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of membership in Student NBA, and associate membership in TSTA and NBA. The Education Club, as it is locally known, was organized in 1956, and named in honor of George Barton Wilcox, professor and former head of the Education and Psychology Department. Its purposes are to interest young men and women in teach¬ ing as a career, provide its members with opportunities for de¬ veloping personal and professional growth, encourage the careful selection and guidance of persons admitted to the teacher educa¬ tion program, and strive for higher standards of preparation in the teaching field. FIRST ROW: Madsen, Bender, Babin, Striegler, Lanasa, Riddle, McNiel, Franklin, White, Reeves. SECOND ROW: Adams, Kothmann, Cook, Graner, McDaniel, Carlton, Reichle, Cathey, Contella, Robinson. THIRD ROW: Reese, Johns, Kleibrink, Spears, Barsch, Winn, Thomas, Striegler, Finch, Barnes, Ringer, Laughlin, Saenz. FOURTH ROW: Chancellor, Burnnett, Vaughn, Roberts, Tucker, Stokes, Dendy, Patranella, Presley, Marable, Smith. OFFICERS President PHILIP J. LANASA Vice-President THOMAS E. RIDDLE Secretary-! reasurer WILL IAM C. BENDER Area Coordinator HARVEY R. STRIEGLER Chairman of TEPS Committee WARREN R. MADSEN Publicity Chairman LEOPOLD B. BABIN Program Chairman JERRY FRANKLIN Membership Chairman LOWELL E. REEVES 326 Hometown Clubs Home, a place that we always were able to look forward to, and many times wondered why we had ever left it. Section Edited by DA ID BAKER 32,7 Texas A M is unique from the standpoint that it is one of the few universities that have Hometown Clubs for the students. There were fifty- six such organizations active on the A AA campus this year. For the students from the larger towns or cities, the single Hometown Clubs are available; for those from the smaller towns, area groups have been organiz ed. There are also clubs for the foreign students. The Hometown Clubs offer a great deal to the students. The clubs meeting once a week, the student has a chance to meet and associate with those from his own hometown frequently. The clubs also organize func¬ tions for the students when at home, during the holidays and summer months. Through these clubs, students can also acquire rides home for the weekends and holidays. Heading home for the weekend. 328 Abilene Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Callaway; Smith; Overton; Griffith; Huchton; Shipman; McGinn; Glover; Neely. SECOND ROW: Osborn; Chastain; Sewell; Carr; Barton; Davenport; Taylor; Cockrell; Bryan. Working in co-operation with the Abilene A M Mother ' s Club, the club brings the boys from Abi¬ lene together both on the campus and at home for social fu nctions. During the holidays and summer vacation, the members are instrumental in encourag¬ ing high school seniors from Abilene and surround¬ ing towns to attend A M. Each September, the club, along with the Mothers Club, sponsors a party for newly entering freshmen. President ______________ Vice-President ______ Secretary-Treasurer President JIM NEELY ________ JIM NEELY DAVID BARTON MIKE HUCHTON Sweetheart CAROLE HERRING Amarillo Hometown Club President CLINT REEVES Sweetheart ALTA DUNN We, of the Amarillo Hometown Club wish to dedicate this page to the Amarillo A AA Mothers club in a vain ef¬ fort to thank them for their love, thoug htfulness, and pa¬ tience through the years, which is so great a part of every one of us. 330 Austin Hometown Club 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 Aggieland for boys who otherwise would be snared by the Teasips. President ________________________________________ W. BANNER Vice President ________________________________ H. HOWARD Secretary-Treasurer ________________________ R. WILLIAMS President HENRY K. HOWARD Sweetheart CHRIS BLAIR SEATED: Banner; Howard; Williams. STANDING: McEIncey; Mason; Keilers; Tisinger; Menzies; S. T. Ward; F. F. Ward; Apostle; Van Winkle; Bohn; Kirkpatrick. 331 May Mm Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Mason, Linton, Harrs, Palmer, Wortham, Hawkins, Lindsy, Tees, Jennings, Shaw, Winnette. SECOND ROW: Cooper, Muir, Remme, Campbell, Prestige, Beggerly, Barker, Holt. THIRD ROW: Schulze, Meyer, Hollahan, McGinty, Abschneider, Robertson, Brandt. FOURTH ROW: Logan, Pruitt, Regini, Van Nostrand. The Bay Area Hometown Club, formed in 1959-60 for Aggies from the mainland cities of Galveston and sur¬ rounding 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 func¬ tions are sponsored jointly with the Mothers Club during the school holidays. President____________________________ ROBERT AA. HAWKINS Vice President ________ CHARLES E. RASH Secretary __________ DICKIE HARRIS Treasurer________________ EAAKEN LINTON Reporter________________________________________JERRY COOPER Sweetheart RHONDA JACKSON President ROBERT M. HAWKINS 332 May town Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Killingsworth; Killingsworth; Contella; Contella; Paulson. SECOND ROW: Lee; Bird; Spangler; Pridmore; Young; Allen; Dunks; Bevers; Harrison; Marshall. THIRD ROW: Wert; Reber; Barker; Maher; Rutledge; Kersh; Becka; Brown; Teel; Janecek. President BOB PAULSON President ____________________________________ BOB PAULSON Vice President ____________________________________ BILL KERSH Party Chairman ________________________________ JIM BROWN Sweetheart BARBARA WARNE 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 ac¬ tivities are annual assembly programs at the respective high schools, college orientation programs for prospective freshmen, midsummer and Christmas dances for club members, Aggie exes, and prospective Aggies. Brazoria County Hometown Club The Brazoria County Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Angleton, Alvin, Brazoria, Clute, Damon, Freeport, Jones Creek, Lake Jackson, Pearland, Sweeny and West Columbia. The main purpose of the club is to help Aggies from Brazoria County to become acquainted. Each year the club has a party during the Christmas and Easter holidays. FIRST ROW: Barnes; Warren; Laughlin; Heliums; Johnson; Whiteker; Fried; Cook. SECOND ROW: Womack; Baugh; Arrington; Neuman; Edgar; Irvin; Dodd; May. THIRD ROW: Schmidt; Laughlin; Raska; Norman; Miller; Stavinaho; Wolf; Munson; Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Cates, Chalberg, Munson, Key. President NELSON HELLUMS President ______________ Vice President ______ Secretary-T reasurer Publicity Chairman NELSON HELLUMS ________ WADE COOK JACKSON BARNES ... JOHN WARREN 334 Corpus Christi Hometown Club This club includes students from Corpus Christi and many others from the surrounding area. We are especially noted for our parties which we give quite frequently, both here on the campus and at home. Also, the club plays an important role in recruiting high school graduates from our schools to attend Texas A AA. Backed by an outstanding Mothers club, we are happy to be one of the most active groups on the campus. FIRST ROW: Bill Ogle, Mella, Devine, Barry. SECOND ROW: Ginn, Parr, Kean, Kostelnik. THIRD ROW: Massey, Pall, Daly, Parmer, Killen. FOURTH ROW: Colborn, Moran, Coover, Burney, Rektorik. 335 SI Paso Hometown Club Even though El Paso is located 700 miles from A AA, interest in the school is strong. Evidence of this is shown by the steadily increasing number of students from the El Paso area. The club ' s activi¬ ties include various social functions held throughout the year, the highlight of which is the annual Christmas party when the club sweetheart is chosen. The members express their sincere appreciation to the Mothers Club for its interest and support. President SCOTT CONNERS Sponsor _________ President ____________ Vice President _____ Secretary-T reasurer DR. EDWARD MEYERS .... SCOTT CONNERS _____________ R. D. BAKER ________________ BOB COLE ■ fc. A Sweetheart JUDIE PERSONS FIRST ROW: R. D. Baker; Conners; Cole; Candelaria. SECOND ROW: Lopez; Ferris; Muston; Andrews; Davis; Sobey; Boyce. THIRD ROW: Garrett; Lucero; Mergen; Fenter; Gardner; Hocking; Gordy; Hawley; Swindle. FOURTH ROW: Simmons; Bean; Davis; Kriechbaum; Park; Phillpotts; Benedetto; Lauchner. 336 Mill Country Hometown Club The Hill Country Hometown Club is one of the largest and most active social clubs on the Texas A M campus. The club sponsors a Christ¬ mas, Easter, and beginning-of-school party and dance to provide funds to sponsor a duchess in the Cotton Pageant each year. The club is com¬ posed of students from 10 counties and some 16 different towns cover¬ ing an area of 5,800 sq. miles in South and West Central Texas. FIRST ROW: Honea, Smith, Kothmann, Bielfeldt, Heinemann, Wilke, Callcott. SECOND ROW: Pehl, Merritt, Kaderli, Schwiening, Crenwelge, Penick, Amthor. THIRD ROW: Cox, Shannon, Stewart, Wells, Loeffler, Evers. President ________________________________________ JOHNNY HONEA Vice President ________________________________________ DALE FELPS Social Secretary _______________________________ RONNIE FURBER Treasurer____________________________________THURMAN FANCHER Secretary _______________________________________ GERALD W. EVERS Sweetheart ILENE RODE President JOHNNY HONEA 337 Houston Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Lyerly; Segura; Franklin; Green; Brewton. SECOND ROW: Contreros; Birdsong; Adams; Polito; Gaden; Zeis; Morgan; Dawson; Cockrell; Gundarson. The Houston Hometown Club has as its objective the getting to¬ gether and meeting of the members and occasional social functions. The club is open to all who graduated from a Houston high school. Because of the profitable operations throughout the year, there were no dues collected. President ______________________________________________ RICHARD GREEN Vice President ____________________________________ AUDIE BREWTON Secretary-Treasurer ________________________________ GEORGE LYERLY President RICHARD GREEN Marshall Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Waskom; Lewis; Crowell; Holley; Phillips. SECOND ROW: Stropp; Trench; Hooton. President ______________________________________________ JOHN R. STROPP Vice President_____________________________________IAMES G. HOOTON Secretary __________________________________________ THOMAS CROWELL The Marshall Hometown Club consists of Aggies from Har¬ rison County. The main attraction of Harrison County is beautiful Caddo Lake which offers rest and relaxation. The club offers a closer relationship to its members while on campus and a chance to attend several social functions at home during holidays. The club is grateful to the A M Mothers Club of Marshall for its support during the year. To them we would like to say, ' Thank You, Mothers. President JOHN R. STROPP 339 Orange County Hometown Club The Orange County Hometown Club was organized to provide a time for all Aggies from Orange County to get together. It also sets a place where the men from the separate towns in Orange County come together and get better acquainted. Officers hope that more of the men from Orange County will take the opportunity to join and work in the club to make it a more helpful organization. Sweetheart GAIL SHADDOCK FIRST ROW: Tindall; Vandervoort; Burr; Hatcher; Marfell; Brown; Brown. SECOND ROW: Harvey; Moore; Fletcher; Eastman; Bryant; Markham; Harris; Morris; Byrmes. 340 Pan American Mometown Club FIRST ROW: Lara, Inchauste, Carrillo, Serna. SECOND ROW: AAorillo, Dominquez, Diaz, Castro, Cooper, Estrada, Lara, Smith, Rivero, Rodriquez, Wolkowicz, Villarreal, Rodriguez, Amaya, Guerra, Serna, Figueredo. THIRD ROW: Vargar, Duplat, AAunoz, Rodriguez, Ghavez, Percival, Habze, Guevara, Cuellar, Livas, De le Garza, Rojas, Sotolongo, Baduy, Obediente, Figueredo, Castillo. The Pan American Hometown Club is a large and active Hometown Club comprised of the Aggies living in our Pan American countries. The club emphasizes the fellowship of its members by sponsoring several social events over the year. In addition to its other activities, the club is instrumental in providing rides home for its members. President JORGE A. INCHAUSTE President ____________ _____________ . JORGE INECHAUSTE Vice President ____________________________________________ OLIVER LARA Secretary ________________________________________ ARTURO L. CARRILLO Treasurer —.......-________________________________________JOSE E. JERNA Sweetheart CONNIE ORSI 341 Pasadena Jrea Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Eddleman; Rannals; Jones; Matthys; Ghormley; Terrel; Burkhalter; Riske. SECOND ROW: Miehlman; Seale; Goodwin; Mumford; Evans; Duerer; Lovelace; Duke; Kirchner; Sorrelis. The Pasadena Hometown Club at Texas A AA consists of graduates of Pasadena, South Houston, and Deer Park high schools. The purpose of the club is to enable the Aggies of these high schools to keep in touch during the year by having regular meetings and social functions. The main social event was a banquet given by the Pasadena Area Mothers Club. The Mothers Club has taken upon itself the responsibilities of financing our club ' s full-page picture in the Aggieland. The members express their sincere appreciation to the Mothers Club for its interest and support. President _____________ Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Social Secretary __ BENNETT GHORMLEY _________ EDDIE SHERRILL _________ DAVID TERRELL _ CHARLES MATTHYS and JOHN HILL Sweetheart GAY NEWELL 342 Pecan Valley Hometown Club Comprised of Aggies from Brownwood and surrounding communities in the Heart of Tex¬ as, the Pecan Valley Hometown Club affords its members a chance to get-together at least once a month. This year during the Easter holidays, the club sponsored its second an¬ nual in Brownwood and had approximately 150 persons attending. With its willing co-op¬ eration and assistance, the A AA Mothers Club of Brownwood again has proven itself as an invaluable asset of our hometown club. The Mothers Club has taken upon itself the re¬ sponsibilities 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. FIRST ROW: German; Buhler; Seely; Fine. SECOND ROW: Harris; Cawyer; Riker; Cox; White. THIRD ROW: Lamkin; Jones; Buhler; Lindemann. President ____________________________________________________ SEELY Vice-President ____________________________________________ CLARK Public Information Officer ____________________ GERMAN Secretary ________________________________________________ BUHLER President TOM R. SEELY Sweetheart DORTHA GERMAN Rio Qmnde Valley Hometown Club The Rio Grande Valley Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Hidalgo, Cameron, Willacy, and Starr counties who wish to gather with their fellow Aggies and support social and educational events. Each year the club is active in High School Career Day and sponsors a duchess in the Cotton Pageant. One of the highlights of the year is the Christmas party sponsored by the Rio Grande Valley A AA Mothers Club. For this, and the financing of our club ' s full page picture in the Aggieland, we extend to them our thanks. President _______________________________ DONALD F. AAIKA Vice President .. ____________________ DANIEL J. CRAMER Secretary _____________________________________________ PETE DIXON Treasurer _________________________________________ OSCAR E. PENA President DONALD F. MIKA Sweetheart SHERRY CALLAWAY FIRST ROW: Swanson; Hansen; Crouch; Pena; Mika; Cramer; Sluis; Burch. SECOND ROW: Engelbrecht; Rusteberg; Landreth; Karle; Sylvester; Wolf; Vittetoe. THIRD ROW: Crowe; Swanson; Hensley; Wilson; Krebs; Tijernia; Moss; Rios. San Angelo — West Zems Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Bonner; Hopkins; Taylor; Johnson; Fuchs; Schwertner; Powell. SECOND ROW: Greeks; Horton; Hooker; McCarthy; Hoover. The San Angelo-West Texas Hometown Club is composed of students in San Angelo and outlying communities. One of the outstanding activities of the club is the annual Christmas Dance with the pro¬ ceeds being donated to the Mothers Club for a scholarship to A M. The main objective is to unite the Aggies from this area. President __________________________ JOE JOHNSON Vice President________________________________JAMES FUCHS Secretary ______________________ GEORGE TAYLOR Reporter _____________________________________ JOHN HOPKINS Sweetheart SANDRA KAYE FEIST President JOE JOHNSON FIRST ROW: Kirkes, Riley, Cardiel, Macaluso, Thompson, Sasse, Murrah, Eggleston, Lee. SECOND ROW: Schoolcraft, Stanley, Nagy, Hohman, Johnson, Matyear, Kubicek, Rogers, Brauning, Cano, Earl, Hensley. THIRD ROW: Weaver, Diaz, Van Hellen, Obdyke, Wantzloeben, Swanson, Baker, Rutledge, Deaton. FOURTH ROW: Koch, Rollings, Yochem, Henry, Schneider, Poston, Daugherty, AAelcher, Sommers, May, Perez, DuBose. President ___________________________ Vice President Treasurer ___________________________ Recording Secretary ........ Correspondence Secretary ALTON THOMPSON FREDRIC W. SASSE MARIO MACALUSO RICHARD CARDIEL ...... TOM MURRAH The San Antonio Hometown Club is the largest and most active on campus. Besides a regular monthly meeting on campus, which provides fellowship and refreshments for all good S. A. Aggies, the club sponsors various types of parties and dances during the Thankgiving, Christmas, and Easter Holi¬ days. In the city of San Antonio, the club is fortunate to have the use of a club house and patio at Ag¬ gie Park for holding its social functions. Appreciation is extended to the San Antonio Mother ' s Club and the San Antonio Former Students Association. The S.A.H.T.C. is proud to have their support and con¬ tributes to their scholarship fund. 347 Sons of Service One of the largest social clubs on the campus, Sons of Service pro¬ vides a hometown club for Aggies from military and State Department families. Throughout the school year the club participates in various activ¬ ities on and off campus including an annual coffee for military officers and their wives, various tours, and social activity held on the Brazos River. Also highlighting the year ' s activities are the parties held in conjunction with Corpus Christi Hometown Club that are known campus wide. FIRST ROW: Harcow; Bender; Van Wagner; Screws. SECOND ROW: Jacobs; Siebern; Thornhill; Petrash; Crockett; Meyers. THIRD ROW: Campbell; Nagel; Candler; Safford; Stimson; Miller; Brown. President ________________ . BILL BENDER Vice President ... ___________ JOHN QUEBE Secretary ____________________________ DAVID SCREWS Treasurer _____________________________ BOB HARCROW President BILL BENDER Sweetheart Pamela Crawford 348 Zyler-Smith Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Gibson, Petty, Heaton, Walker. SECOND ROW: Adams, Brown, Mayfield, Corcoran, Adams, Boldt. Members of the Tyler-Smith County Hometown Club, hail from the Tyler-Smith area, famous for its Annual Rose Festival. It has provided A M with many fine students. The club serves primarily as a social organi¬ zation, the highlight being the popular Christmas Party. Members express sincere appreciation to the Tyler A M Mothers Club for its continuous aid and support. President__________________________________________ BOB HEATON Vice President ________________________________ JERRY PETTY Sweetheart LEE HENLEY 349 Waco-McCennon Hometown Club The primary purpose of the Waco-AAcLennon County Hometown Club is to provide a more closely knit relationship between students of Waco- McLennan County and acquaint present high school students with the ad¬ vantages of attending Texas A M University. FIRST ROW: Duty, Barlow, Chupik, Dollins, Hancock. SECOND ROW: Eder, Megarity, Muhl, Donnellan. THIRD ROW: Maples, Kleibrink, Stewart, Pilot. President • Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman STEPHEN CHUPIK JIM DOLLINS .... JIM BARLOW DOUG DUTY President STEPHEN CHUPIK Sweetheart SANDRA WALKER 350 Mgelina County FIRS T ROW: Stanaland, A Vedford, Parker, Bate. SECOND ROW: Hamilton, Griffin, Book, Seago, AAcCall, Smelley. The Angelina County Hometown Club was or¬ ganized in the fall of 1954. The primary purpose is to promote interest in A AA in Angelina County. A Mothers Club also has been organized which spon¬ sors social functions on and off campus for our club members. President JESSE PARKER President _____________________________ JESSE PARKER Vice-President _____________________________________________ SID MEDFORD Secretary-Treasurer____________________________ SCOTT STANALAND Mab Students The Arab Club is a newly organized club consisting of students who have joined to promote fellowship with one another away from home. Association with one another in such an organization helps to dispel the feeling of loneli¬ ness in a foreign country. President OAAAR EL SAVED President EL SAVED Vice President KHEMAIS Social Chairman BOU-SAID FIRST ROW: Abdelkafi, Cheickh, Thabet, Awabdy, Nakshbendi, Siam, Fekih, Yahia, Ghanem, Ben Arab, Abel-Raheem, Andrawes. SECOND ROW: Al Abed, Al Zubaydi, B. Jemma, Charfi, Al-Layla, Bouchoucha, B. Abdallah, Abou Elenin, Lakhal, Ghaffari, El Zik. THIRD ROW: Basti, Mouelhi, Nashig, Reffat, Chihi, Dhig, Moghrabi, Rouis. FOURTH ROW: Brahem, Tosen, Sharaoui, Babaa, Issam, Siham. FIFTH ROW: Talaat, Abbes, Al-Khersan, Al-Naji, Tarek, Sayed. 351 Moire Hometown Club Of fleers FIRST ROW: Cook, Holick, Handley, Dougherty. SECOND ROW ' : Rothwell, Champ, Camp. President R. T. HANDLEY Vice President K. W. DOUGHERTY Secretary _______ ______ . DON HOLICK Treasurer ____________________________ NEAL COOK Sergeant at Arms JIM ROTHWELL Reporter . MIKE CHAMP Social Chairman BILLEY CAMP Serving the alumni of Bellaire High School of Houston, the Bellaire Hometown Club is one of the most active on the campus, supporting activities of Bellaire High School and attempting to interest stu¬ dents there in Texas A M. During the past year, the club organized numerous social events. President R. T. HANDLEY Cell County Hometown Club Sweetheart JOHNNIE BUNHARD Working in co-operation with the Bell County A M Mothers Club, the club brings together both on the campus and at home, the boys from Bell County. The club ' s main function is to encourage high school graduates to attend A M, and maintain a close relationship between students and Aggie Exes. FIRST ROW: Laramey, Prewitt J., Bush, Davis, Prewitt R., Harvey. SECOND ROW: Sommers, Stearns, Brindley, Coufal, Oliver, Morris. THIRD ROW: Friedrich, Brewster, Alston. President _____________________________________________ GRAYSON DAVIS Vice President _________________________________________________ JOE BUSH Secretary-Treasurer__________________________________JOHNNY PREWITT Reporter ---------------------------------------------------- RAY PREWITT 352 Bosque County Hometown Club President _______________________________________ . TOMMY SCHULZE Vice President_________________________________________ JIM WILLENBERG Secretary-Treasurer __________________________ _ JIMMY WILLIAMS Reporter ________________________________________ RAYMOND ZUEHLKE FIRST ROW: Schulze, Zuehlke, Zuehlke, Williams. SECOND ROW: Billman, Spitzer, Wenzel, Gilleland, Stacha, Johnson, Green- wade. The primary purpose of the Bosque County Hometown Club is to provide a more closely knit relationship between the students of Bosque County and acquaint present high school students with the advantages of attending Texas A AA Uni¬ versity. Sweetheart CARRIE LINDSEY California Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Nowlin, Igo, Kneisler, Jaeckle. SECOND ROW: Ravey, Smedberg, Wimberly, Campbell, Pratt, Hayward, Weddell. THIRD ROW: Hutchinson, McMains, Robbins, La Buda, Tubre. FOURTH ROW: Upton, Smithson, Scott, Groce, Boortz, Alber, Seeliaer. President ____________________________________________ _________ JIM NOWLiN Vice President ___ „ JAMES R. KNEISLER Secretary-Treasurer _______________________ALAN C. JAECKLE Social Chairman _________________________________________________ KIT ALVERSON The Californians is a club composed of stu¬ dents here at Texas A AA who are from the Golden State . The club offers a means for fellow¬ ship and social functions both here and at home. The club also helps students get transportation to and from California. Sweetheart BETTY POTTER 353 Cen- Zex Hometown Club The Cen-Tex Hometown Club is composed of students from the South Texas towns of New Braunfels, San Marcos, and Seguin. New Braunfels is noted as a vacation center, San Marcos is well known for its underwater aquarena, and Seguin, for its rich farmland. President Vice-President T reasurer Social Chairman OFFICERS DENNIS GLENNEWINKLE LLOYD FIEDLER KENNETH BROCK MIKE HIGGINS President DENNIS GLENNEWINKLE FIRST ROW: Brock, Glennewinkle, Fiedler. SECOND ROW: Reichez, Weber, Fritz, AAoore, Becker, Bourgeois, Reeh, Zipp, Rivas. THIRD ROW: Doeppenschmidt, Ludwig, Heger, Hughson, Soefize, Drubert, Thompson, Norris, Cornelius . Not pictured Chinese Students Hometown Club The Chinese Hometown Club is made up of members who are attending A M on the exchange program. The club helps to pro¬ mote fellowship among its mem¬ bers while they are away from the Land of Rice . The club also holds various social functions dur¬ ing the school year. FIRST ROW: P. S. Weng, Morgan S. Chiang. Dr. Joseph AA. Nance, David D. Yang, T. C. Wei, M. C. Kuo. SECOND ROW: L. Y. Cheng, T. Y. Wu, W. Zee, W. K. Nip, Y. P. Tai, Joseph K. Hsu, C. Y. Liu. THIRD ROW: Jack P. Chang, C. Y. Ho, H. C. Fu, P. H. Lin, W. S. Chang. 354 T)all as Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Touchen; Hatzenbaueler; Wolfe; Frederiksen. SECOND ROW: Wawak; Lackland; Murphy; Harris; Jones; Barton; Drollinger; McLeory. President______________________________ . .. BEN WOLFE Vice-President ___________________________ TONY TOUCHON Secretary _______________________________________________ __________ LARRY FREDERIKSEN Treasurer __________________________________________________________________________ CHARLES HATZENBUELER T)eep Cast Zeros Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Campell; Scott; Fletcher; McGinnis; Gosschalk. President CLYDE CAMPBELL SECOND ROW: White; Johns; Rossow; Heidelberg; Mayer; Presley; Trammel; Hogg; Truitt. Vice-President SCOTT Secretary RONALD FLETCHER 355 Denton County Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Salmon; MeMath; Robinson; Dodson; Denison. SECOND ROW: Payne; Gilbreath; Bennett; Kirkpatrick. The purpose of this club is to provide activities for members dur¬ ing the school year and to stimulate interest in Texas A M among the high school students of Denton County. Each year the Aggie Exes from Denton County in cooperation with the Denton Hometown Club sponsor interested students to the annual High School Career Day on Campus. President JOHN McAAATH President Vice-President KENT ROBINSON JOHN S ' McAAATH Secretary JIM KIRKPATRICK Cagle Pass Hometown Club President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer LEONEL A. RODRIGUEZ JESUS GARCIA BENJAMIN RODRIGUEZ The Eagle Pass Hometown Club is small but active organization. The club sponsors several social func¬ tions both on and off the campus during the year. The club also takes an active part in the annual High School Career Day activities. Sweetheart ANGELICA RODRIQUEZ 356 SUis County Hometown Club Sweetheart SEATED: Hearn, Springer, Stoffregen, Pavelka, Birdwell. JUDY FLIPPEN STANDING: Tate, Jeff, Sullivan, Nesuda, Cox, Armstrong. Located in the heart of the old cattle country, Ellis County has a reputation for a strong and healthy population. Among the county ' s bet¬ ter organizations is the Ellis County Hometown Club. The club sponsors many activities, among these are parties held during vacations and holi¬ days. Jisker County Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Callaway, Combs, Hargrove, Hill. SECOND ROW: Shafer, Tipping, Griffith, Fanning, Benson, Hammitt. The Fisher County Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Fisher County and the surrounding area. Our activilies consist of several social occasions per year. 357 Jort Sam Houston Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Watts; Miles; Steve; Dibrell. SECOND ROW: Finn; McConnell; Ansel; Hill; Menzies; Watts. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer RONNIE MILES RICK DIBRELL STEVE BAUER BILL HOLMES Sort Worth Hometown Club President JACKSON WILSON The Fort Worth Hometown Club is pri¬ marily for Aggie social activities in the Fort Worth area. Throughout the school year, the club meets in bi-monthly meetings where planning is carried out for the various activ¬ ities. FIRST ROW: Wilson; Owen; Wood; Holcomb. SECOND ROW: Hamilton; Pugh; Warren; Darmon; Brewster. THIRD ROW: Anderson; Burns; Clements; Word. 358 Qalveston Island Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Young; Bashor; Maser; Vogas. SECOND ROW: Armstrong; Phillips; Farmer; Hill. This club, composed of Aggies from the Galveston area, sponsors such activities as a formal dance during the Christmas season and informal parties and barbecues. Together with Aggie Exes, it joins in High School Day here at A AA. garland Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Crocker; Roland; Roberts; McCollum; Wheat; Echols; Burke. SECOND ROW: Glynn; Barbee; Curran; Williams; Broyles; Shipp; Whiteside; Cooper; Drury. Sweetheart KAREN NICKENS The Garland Hometown Club is an active club providing the mem¬ bers with social activities both on and off campus. The club ' s main objective is promoting friendship among its mem¬ bers through regular meetings and social functions. Jackson County Hometown Club FIRST ROW; Schomburg, Myers, Casper, Burns, Venglar. SECQ ' ND ROW: Slone, Joy, Schuchadt. The primary pur¬ pose of the Jackson County Hometown Club is to provide a more closely knitted relation¬ ship between the stu¬ dents of Jackson County and acquaint present high school students with the advantages of attend¬ ing Texas A AA Univer¬ sity. Sweetheart DONNA HAINES Cower Znnity Valley Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Harlan, Kessler, Grivich, Blozek, Hewitt. SECOND ROW: Kay, McMillen, Crocker, McAdams, Mitchell, Odum, Mason. The Lower Trinity Valley Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Liberty, Chamber, and sur¬ rounding counties. The support from Former Students of Liberty County is deeply appreciated. Matagorda County Hometown Club SEATED: Hozek, Hurta, Stafford, Serrill, Zemanek. STANDING: Hanson, Dalton, Towler, Bickham, Saha, Brown, Lawhon, Pruett. The Matagorda County Hometown Club, an organization com¬ posed of 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 Matagorda County during the various holidays. Sweetheart GINGER EPPERSON McCulloch County Hometown Club While building good fel¬ lowship among its members, the McCulloch County Home¬ town Club promotes Texas A M to the citizens of Mc¬ Culloch County and creates interest in our university among high school students of the area. President GIL ENGDAHL 361 Mid-County Hometown Club The Mid-County Hometown Club is composed of Aggies from Nederland, Port Neches, Graves and Sour Lake. The club has offered a unit through which mem¬ bers gather for fellowship and social functions both here and at home. Members express appreciation for the support from the Mothers Club this year. FIRST ROW: Butch Smith, Lindon Stewart, Richard Scott. SECOND ROW: John Nolte, David Jeffrey, Allen Sartain, Jamie Rohe. THIRD ROW: Phil Hilton, Larry Robicheaux, Dan Petty. FOURTH ROW: Richard Beaumit, Robert Burnett, Mark Domingue, Dennis Bazan, Mike Conner. President ____________________________________________________ BUTCH SMITH Vice President _____________________________________ LINDON STEWART Secretary-Treasurer ___________________________________ RICHARD SCOTT Sweetheart LINDA AMBURN Midland Hometown Club The Midland Hometown Club is composed of students from Midland County. The purpose of the club is to unite members and to provide so¬ cial recreation and activities for the students. President CHUCK BREWSTER President ____________________________________________ CHUCK BREWSTER Vice-President ____________________________________________ TOMMY LILES Secretary-Treasurer ________________________ GREGORY MORRISON FIRST ROW: Gregory Morrison, Chuck Brewster, Tommy Liles. SECOND ROW: Kim Hammond, Tom Fisher, Mike Clader, Jimmy Jackson, Steve Melzer. 362 Navarro County Hometown Club Sweetheart KATHY SHIKOSKI The men of this club are noted for their friendliness and their willingness to say good words about Texas A AA where- ever the place or whatever the occasion. FIRST ROW: Danny Gordon, David Borg, Lynn Post, Clifford Brown. SECOND ROW: Danny Rich, Buford Moore, Russel Doran, Jimmy Nicholson, Arvin Perry. President ___________________ DAVID A. BORG Vice-President ____________________________________________ LYNN J. POST Secretary ______________________________________________ CLIFFORD BROWN Treasurer _______________________________________________ DANNY GORDON Odessa Hometown Club The Odessa Hometown Club is primarily for Aggie social activities in the Odessa area. Throughout the school year, the club meets in bi-monthly meetings where plan¬ ning is carried out for the various club functions. President ____________ JOHNNY RAMSEY Vice-President ________ SANDY BARDIN Secretary _______________________ TONI MYERS Social Chairman —....... JIM WOOLEY Sweetheart CAROL WARD FIRST ROW: Bardin, Sandy; Ramsey, Johnny. SECOND ROW: Renbarger, Eddie; Robin, Sidney; Hapenney, James. THIRD ROW: Kennedy, Don; Isbell, Jim; Whitson, Robert. FOURTH ROW: Allerding, Martin; Kirk, Richard; Wooley, Jim; Hicks, Tommy. 363 Palestine Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Herrera, Teems, Harris, Frenlzen. SECOND ROW: Manley, Gallatin, Crutcher, Graves, Patterson. THIRD ROW: Wilhite, Massey, Miller. President TERRY L. TEEMS Vice President EDWARD H. MASSEY Secretary-Treasurer STRODE D. MANLEY Social Chairman JACK GRAVES JR. The newly organized Palestine Area Hometown Club is composed of students from Palestine and Anderson coun¬ ties, in the heart of east Texas, where the oil flows and the dogwood grows Its purpose is to strengthen the re¬ lationship of students and former students from this area and to encourage high school graduates to attend Texas A AA University. Sweetheart LYNN LILES Port Arthur Hometown Club Aggies from Port Arthur and vicinity form the Port Arthur Home¬ town Club which is 25 strong. The club participates in high school career day, has had a prosperous year and is looking forward to a more pros¬ perous future. Sweetheart PAT McCARRY President ________________________ BILL GIBBONS Vice President ___________________ R. RICHARDS Secretary-Treasurer _________________ M. HEFLEY SITTING: Richard, Gibbons, Erwin, Hefley. STANDING: Gibbons, Morgan, Boriskie, Horsak, Cramer, Mayes. 364 Shreveport Hometown Club The Shreveport Hometown Club is composed of members from Shreveport, Bossier City and surrounding areas. The club engages in both social and service functions. It works with the Mothers Club and the former students in promoting interest in A M in area high schools. The club supports several parties during the year, including an annual New Year ' s Eve dance. President __________ LEWIS ANDERSON Vice President ________ BILL ALLEY JR. Secretary ____________ BUTCH CANDELLA Social Chairman ________ JACK PYBURN Sweetheart PEGGY DAAB FIRST ROW: Anderson, Alley, Yauger. SECOND ROW: Thompson, Candella, Morgan, Baldridge, Jacobs, Baker. THIRD ROW: Ratcliffe, Belson, Carter, Lockhart, Goode. South Couisiana .Hometown Club FIRST ROW: Knouse, Boelte, Liston, Benton, Gaille, AAcFadden. SECOND ROW: Lewis, Buescher, Grafton, Coreil, Hughes, Ryan, Martin. THIRD ROW: Wisenbacher, Myrick, Fitzpatrick, Ferguson, Peyrefitte. FOURTH ROW: Rodgers, Provine, Planning, Gary, O ' Rourke. President _________ Vice President _ Secretary __________ Treasurer __________ Social Chairman RONALD W. LISTON R. SPENCER GAILLE ________ JERRY KNOUSE .... GEORGE BENTON _________ JOHN BOELTE The South Louisiana Hometown Club is made up of those Rajin ' Cajuns from South Louisiana that attend A M. The purpose of the club is to serve as a focal point of social activities for our members, and to help all Aggies get rides to any part of South Louisiana that they might desire. This is one of the most active out-of-state home¬ town clubs at A M and will continue to grow and prosper in the coming years. President RONALD W. LISTON 365 Zoledo Mend Hometown Club FIRST ROW: James Boles, Butch Willingham, Jim Gunter. SECOND ROW: Jerry Campbell, Darell Campbell, John Moore, Lance Horton, Dean Metteaver. NOT PICTURED: Gary Harvey. President BUTCH WILLINGHAM Vice-President ________________ JIM GUNTER Secretary-Treasurer ____________ JAMES BOLES Sweetheart linda McDonald The Toledo Bend Hometown Club, through meetings and social activities which it holds through¬ out the year, helps to strengthen the bond of fel¬ lowship between Aggies from Toledo Bend. The club also helps to inform high school graduates of the educational opportunities at A AA. Washington County Hometown Club The Washington County Hometown Club is one of the most active clubs on the campus. It serves as a means for the Aggies from the Wash¬ ington County area to gather and enjoy each other ' s company. President ______________________ TRAVIS VOEKEL Vice-President ______________ NORRIS .ROHDE Secretary- Treasurer ...... KENNETH HEIDEMANN Sweetheart WINNIE JOHNSON FIRST ROW: Travis Voekel, Norris Rohde, Gene Rosenbaum, Edward Dannhaus. SECOND ROW: Mike Cole, T. W. Borgstedte, Donnie Harmel, John Quebe. THIRD ROW: Melvin Ziegenbien, Royce Jurries, Dennis Landua, Billy Thedford. 366 Wichita Mis Hometown Club Composed of men from the North Texas area in the Wichita Falls vicinity, the Wichita Falls Home¬ town Club sponsors the annual All-College Dance during the Christmas vacation and the dinner ban¬ quet between semesters. The purpose of the club is to give the students from the Wichita Falls area an opportunity to get better acquainted and to sponsor various social activities for the members. The Mothers Club and Former Students assist the club every year in planning and financing activities. FIRST ROW: Gilbert, Gray, Bowers, Partridge. SECOND ROW: Crespo, Strickland, Snowden, Zotz, Jenkins, Fowler, Arthington. President _____________ Vice-President ______ Secretary-Treasurer WALLY GRAY JR. MIKE GILBERT DICK PARTRIDGE President WALLY GRAY JR. Williamson County Hometown Club The Williamson County Hometown Club consists of Aggies from Georgetown, Taylor, Round Rock, Thorndale, Thrall, Granger, Rices ' s Crossing, Leander, and the neigh¬ boring counties. On campus, the club sponsors regular meetings and various social functions. Each year the Moth¬ ers Club co-operates in sponsoring the club sweetheart in the annual Cotton Pageant. Back home, good times are to be had at the Aggie dances sponsored by the club, at the end of the semesters. FIRST ROW: Krieg, Hanusch, Stried, Glass, Davis, Barker, Wolf. SECOND ROW: Oman, Johnson, Twitty, Chapman, Miller. THIRD ROW: Blackman, Johnson, Wallin, Ihms, Reat, Sandberg. President ____________________________________________ DANIEL KRIEG Vice-President __________________________________________ BILL DAVIS Secretary __________________________________________ RONALD STRIED Treasurer _________________________________________ JOHN HANUSCH President DANIEL KRIEG 367 yankee Hometown Club ARLEEN CALLAHAN FIRST ROW: Smith, Ronco, Reitz, Winkel, Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Webb, Birnkrant, Hensel, Busuttil, Maselli, Curtis, Brown, Figun, Lewis. THIRD ROW: Keiser, Budde, Nolan, Matson, Tigeleiro, Schlener, Kroberger, May, Berk. The Yankee Hometown Club consists of Aggies living in the North¬ ern part of the United States. Being the largest Hometown Club on campus, its purpose is to bring all Yankee Aggies together at A AA and to help provide rides home at various times throughout the year. It also sponsors various social functions during the school year. President ____________________________ JAMES REITZ Vice-President____________________ FRED WINKEL Secretary ________________ CHARLES HOFFMAN Treasurer____________________________ FRED RONCO Sgt. at Arms____________________RONALD SMITH HOMETOWN, U.S.A., a place of yesterday; a place one dreams of today and tomorrow. 368 fSeaumoHt Mo met own Club FIRST ROW: Koehler, Lanasa, Howard. SECOND ROW: Brown, Riggs, Fortney, Harvey, Dockery, Blake, Newton, Simmons, Sleeper, B. Smith, Smith. THIRD ROW: Jones, Youngblood, Kenneson, Slovak, Bennett, Balhorn, Brown, Byrne, Watham, Sontag, Parigi, Nauck, De Bartolo, Coakley, W. Smith. Sweetheart MARGARET WILKERSON OFFICERS President _______________________________________ RUSSELL HOWARD Vice President __ ___________________________________ DAN NEWTON Secretary-Treasurer ______________________________ BILL SONTAG Program Chairman____________________ RICHMOND BENNETT President RUSSELL HOWARD The Beaumont Hometown Club serves Aggies from Beaumont and the Sur¬ rounding communities of Sour Lake, Nome, Devers, Fannett, Loeb, Silsbee, and Winnie-Stowell. About 600 former students of Beaumont gave a dance honoring the members of our Hometown 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. 369 Mistory of the Class of ’65 Do you remember that day in September of 1961, when we first set foot on the A AA campus as frightened Texas Aggie fish? We were the class that came to A M in the middle of the monsoon season and Hurricane Carla. At that time we recognized that the solid concrete and brick dorms were sturdy enough to take the worst that nature could deal out. We later learned that our plush dorms would also withstand babo-bombs, drown-outs, water fights, and hall-hockey games. The welcome given us in Jolly Rollie was very cheerful. Dean Hannigan told us, Look around, fresh¬ men—only one of every four of you here will be around in 1965. After the first weekend the rest of our upper¬ classmen arrived and made us one big happy family. Many a night we spent discussing facts, history, and traditions of our campus. Of equal importance to the welcome given us by the administration was the welcome by a certain three- legged dog. Tripod was our unofficial mascot, who could claim any dorm room without question. The mess hall had its moments of pleasure. Anyone who has had to open a bottle of milk with a fork knows, that with just a little bit of skill, one could spray all the sophomores at the table. Our fish year produced the best drill team in the Southwest, as our Fish Drill Team, who had spent many evenings behind Guion Hall slapping rifles, collected a record number of awards and trophies. Yes, that first year was quite long, but finally came the day we had all waited for so anxiously—Final Review! Remember how much pleasure it gave us to throw our fish caps high into the air? Well, it gave Old Army Lou pleasure too. Then after a summer that passed quickly, we re¬ turned to our favorite campus as mighty sophomores, but we later learned just how mighty we actually were. The football season our sophomore year brought some outstanding events. The midnight yell practices that year were wild enough to rival any demonstration known, and Aggie confetti draped the trees, buildings, and Kyle Field. Corps trips that year convinced us of our popu¬ larity standing in other cities. As a result of hoarding all the good-looking girls in each place, we found our¬ selves innocently involved in several fights with other schools. A real treat that year was the football signs on Dorm 9. Someone was a real artist in drawing 12 y tall girls, and it sure made morning formation much nicer for those of us in dorms 10 and 12. Splash Days week¬ end that year was somewhat different, and it brought a few intense reactions when we returned from Galves¬ ton to find out that things had changed while we were gone. Finally, however, another year came to an end, and our junior year found many of our class electing to give up the benefits of Corps life for extra grade points, by joining the beard and shower shoe fraternity at Law Hall. Those of us who were privileged to live in the Sbisa area were awakened every morning by tractors and air-hammers. It was a season of endless dust when dry and deep mud when wet. Fall found A M sweeping the conference in col¬ lecting lost mascots. It was a perfect 5-0 season. Also, we were charged with cattle-rustling during that time, but Old Army Lou and his coffee helped us there. Our junior year also found us at the Campus Theater on certain Friday nights for the late late flicks. There were also many nights spent celebrating at our favorite night spots. After a summer of jobs, tents, dust, and fighting off the girls, we returned to beloved A M and the Golden Industrial Crescent to don our boots and senior rings. This year has been the most enjoyable one of the four. The profs seem to be much kinder and the status is very comfortable. This year has seen the new army serge and the air-conditioned dorms for the wealthy. This year has also seen the cattle technicians skillfully roping their wooden sawhorses in the Sbisa area and parachuting ace Ronnie Furber walking around with a pound of hard¬ ware in his foot. Seriously, Seniors, the Class of ' 65 has done a lot to be remembered, and we also have seen many changes in Texas A M during our four years, and we all have different opinions concerning them. But no matter what our opinions are, we will always remember the bright spots of our four years such as water fights, drown-outs, and weekends at the Neptune and East Gate. Also, we will hold close to our hearts the image of Texas A M as a great institution, and the fact that we are products of that institution. I would like to say in closing that it has been a great pleasure to record the history of the Class of ' 65— the best damn class ever to hit this campus. . . . as related by Ed Kainer, Class Historian, at the Senior Banquet. 370 Jim Allen presents Mrs. William T. Ward, 1965-66 Aggie Mother of the Year, with a bouquet of roses, symbolic of her honor. Mother’s Clubs Section Edited by JOHN HOLLADAY Jaicrat ' m of Zorns A M University Mothers ' Ctubs FIRST ROW, I to r: Mrs. S. D. Crow, Parliamentarian; Mrs. J. C. McLaughlin, 2nd Vice President; Mrs. M. T. Harrington, Honorary President; Mrs. E. H. Dew, President; Mrs. E. Rudder, Honorary President; Mrs. P. Leslie, 1st Vice President; Mrs. V. C. Van Horn, 5th Vice President. SECOND ROW: Mrs. M. Fry, 4th Vice President; Mrs. J. L. Simmons, Historian, Mrs. F. Grimes, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. F. A. Lathrop, 3rd Vice President; Mrs. D. L. McMurry, Recording Secretary; Mrs. W. A. Collins, Treasurer; Mrs. J. G. Frank, Vice President at Large. The first A AA Mothers Club was organized in Dallas in 1922 by Mrs. H. L. Peoples. The Federation was or¬ ganized in 1922 by Mrs. E. L. Thomas of Bryan who was the first president. At present the Federation is composed of fifty local Mothers Clubs throughout the Lone Star State with a total of 2485 members. It is the primary purpose of the A M Mothers Club to contribute to the welfare of their sons at A M Uni¬ versity and to cooperate with the University in aiding their sons in any way deemed acceptable by the University. Some of their activities include awards to the Corps of Cadets, contributions to scholarships to the University Hos¬ pital and Student Loan Funds. 372 Abilene FRONT ROW left to right: Mrs. T. B. Brown, 3rd Vice President; Mrs. Alex A. Edwards, 1st Vice President; Mrs. Jack Neely, President; Mrs. B. P. Huchton, 2nd Vice President; Mrs. James F. Dominy, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. C. M. Beechly, Reporter; Mrs. Fred McGinn, Historian-Parliamentarian. Amarillo OFFICERS President, MRS. ELLIS R. THOMAS 1st Vice President, MRS. DONALD H. ROSE 2nd Vice President, MRS. HARRY M. BRITT Secretary-Treasurer, MRS. ROBERT L. ROSEBERRY Historian-Reporter, MRS. JOHN E. GOODMAN 373 Bee County OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. H. H. Salge, Corresponding Sec¬ retary; Mrs. L. D. Sugarek, Vice President; Mrs. J. F. Young, President; Mrs. J. Burns, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer; Mrs. L. D. Hun¬ ter, Historian-Reporter. BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. R. Blakely, Mrs. P. Mafocha, Mrs. A. Zapata, Mrs. R. G. Blaschke, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. P. D. Laughter, Mrs. W. Le- Beurveau, Mrs. A. Martin, Mrs. C. Reyes, Mrs. G. Garcia. Not present for picture: Mrs. J. Baylor, Mrs. O. Sanders, Mrs. E. Watson. Brazos County 1ST ROW: Mrs. L. Mousner, Mrs. G. E. McCulley, Mrs. F. Brison, Mrs. B. Mullins, Mrs. L. A. Maddox, Mrs. A. E. Cronk, President; Mrs. W. H. Foster, Mrs. J. E. Quizenberry, Mrs. W. W. Mills. 2ND ROW: J. C. Wat¬ son, Mrs. O. J. Moss, Mrs. R. Young, Mrs. M. M. Rasmussen, Mrs. E. V. Adams, Mrs. D. Carnes, Mrs. S. Clark, Mrs. J. Currie, Mrs. W. H. Ritchey, Mrs. W. S. Hall, Mrs. I. H. Lloyd, Mrs. R. H. Mitchell, Mrs. W._ A. Holland, Mrs. L. Gregg. 3RD ROW: Mrs. J. M. Daniel, Mrs. G. Hallmark, Mrs. R. Burroughs, Mrs. K. Gentry, Mrs. D. Leinhart, Mrs. D. Davis, Mrs. F. L. Thomas, Mrs. J. C. McLaughlin, 374 Freshman Tea Scholarship award to Foster ftaytowH FRONT ROW: Mrs. C. Contella Mrs. D. Killingsworth Mrs. R. J. Mills Mrs. H. L. Wert President Mrs. J. A. Pridmore Mrs. J. Becka BACK ROW: Mrs. A. Drouilhet Mrs. G. F. Spangler, Sr. Mrs. W. H. Powers Mrs. M. Giles Mrs. A. C. Coker Mrs. P. D. Leslie 1st Vice President Federation Beaumont President, Mrs. A. N. Walton Jr. Vice President at Large, Mrs. B. R. Koehler 1st Vice President, Mrs. T. Simmons 2nd Vice President, Mrs. J. H. Ashy 3rd Vice President, Mrs. J. L. Simmons OFFICERS Recording Secretary, Mrs. C. W. Cox Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. G. H. Peel Treasurer, Mrs. S. Barranco Jr. Chaplain, Mrs. H. E. Richardson Historian, Mrs. C. A. Kiker Parliamentarian, Mrs. A. D. Brown Civic Coordinator, Mrs. E. T. Toiler Publicity, Mrs. B. French Legislature, Mrs. D. C. Haley 375 Corpus Christi ■ | ' • ■ ■ SEATED, left to right: Mrs. R. P. Devine, Historian and Scrapbook; Mrs. A. G. Boyd, Mrs. J. H. Burney, Mrs. J. J. Custer, 1st Vice President; Mrs. C. A. Mella, President; Mrs. M. F. Lacy, Treasurer; Mrs. W. A. Rippy, Recording Secretary; Mrs. D. M. Sevier, Mrs. J. K. Halloran, Vice President At Large. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. J. E. Maberly, Mrs. R. E. Massey, Mrs. J. D. Shropshire, Mrs. W. Willis, Mrs. H. Russell, Mrs. D: Parmer, Parliamentarian; Mrs. R. Stodghill, Mrs. W. B. Minor Jr., Mrs. S. Menczer, Mrs. I. Dietz, 3rd Vice President. Not shown: Mrs. C. DeLomel, 2nd Vice President and Mrs. H. Ogle, Corresponding Secretary. 61 Paso OFFICERS Mrs. L. A. Railston, President Mrs. J. W. Gordy, Vice-President Mrs. V. Blythe, Recording Secretary Mrs. C. M. Fenter, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. M. S. Thompson, Treasurer Mrs. H. J. Smith, Publicity and Historian MEMBERS 1ST ROW: Mrs. R. Phillpotts, Mrs. R. S. Cole, Mrs. L. Railston, Mrs. V. Blythe, Mrs. V. M. Cobos. 2ND ROW: Mrs. J. B. Camilli, Mrs. H. J. Smith, Mrs. W. W. Park, Mrs. J. W. Gordy, Mrs. J. M. Davis, Mrs. C. M. Fenter. 3RD ROW: Mrs. R. J. McKay, Mrs. C. J. Brandt, Mrs. W. R. Russell, Mrs. L. Benedetto. Mrs. A. Baker, Mrs. M. S. Thompson, Mrs. W. H. Majors, Mrs. R. H. Lauchner. 376 1 Qalveston Jstand OFFICERS President, Mrs, S. Young Vice President, Mrs. J. W. Armstrong Vice President, Mrs. A. J. Kampe Vice President, Mrs. L. Townsend Secretary, Mrs. Hermann Treasurer, Mrs. P. Marablla MEMBERS Mrs. J. Sullivan Mrs. L. Bailey Mrs. R. Hannigan Mrs. P. Dickerson Mrs. T. Phillips Mrs. E. E. Maser Mrs. R. Rapp Mrs. J. Bashor Mrs. H. W. Frederickson Jr. Mrs. L. Vargas Mrs. T. F. Harling OFFICERS President, Mrs. J. W. Craig V ce President, Mrs. E. B. Jacks Secretary, Mrs. W. A. McLeod Treasurer, Mrs. W. B. Neel Historian, Mrs. E. L. Erner Reporter, Mrs. W. L. Bailey jasper County SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Paul Durham, Mrs. W. B. Neel, Treasurer; Mrs. J. W. Craig, President; Mrs. E. L. Erner, Historian. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. W. R. Payne, Mrs. M. C. Street, Mrs. C. G. Hancock, Mrs. R. A. Truett, Mrs. G. C. Johnson Jr. 377 Caredo OFFICERS Historian, Mrs. R. Flores Parliamentarian, Mrs. J. Puig President, Mrs. J. E. Martinez Vice President, Mrs. M. Tijerina 2nd Vice President, Mrs. f. Gutierr Board Members A. Barrera TR. Pena J. F. Farias Pasadena Area President, Mrs. L. Riske Vice President-at-Large, Mrs. L. R. Gaines 1st Vice President, Mrs. W. Lamm, Jr. 2nd Vice President, Mrs. O. L. Jamison OFFICERS 3rd Vice President, Mrs. H. P. Spradling 4th Vice President, Mrs. R. Eddleman 5th Vice President, Mrs. N. W. Goodwin 6th Vice President, Mrs. J. G. Mcllhany Secretary, Mrs. J. B. Pigford Treasurer, Mrs. D. L. McMurray Parliamentarian, Mrs. J. A. Smith 378 Port Arthur FRONT ROW: Mrs. D. Wiggins, Mrs. R. J. Horsack, Mrs. C. Dumesneil, Mrs. H. R. Greene, Mrs. W. E. Gibbons, Mrs. J. Guereau, Mrs. W. A. Girouard, Mrs. J. Richard, Mrs. C. O. Beal, Mrs. A. E. Patterson, Mrs. J. R. Boriske. BACK ROW: Mrs. E. Richard, Mrs. O. D. James, Mrs. T. B. Ellison, Mrs. G. A. Allen, Kramer, Mrs. W. F. Keene, Mrs. H. Trahan, Mrs. W. Stack, Mrs. W. F. James, Mrs. C. C. Morgan, Mrs. E. Moore, Mrs. B. P. Brown, Mrs. J. Hefley, Mrs. rs. P. Morgan, Mrs. E. E. Marcantell, Mrs. J. W. Faulkner, Mrs. J. D. Bell. Jl A. . ' ' J Wichita Mis OFFICERS President Mrs. J. D. Faulkenberry 1st Wee President, Mrs. G. Tole 2nd Vice President Mrs. A. Ward 3rd Vice President, Mrs. F. Meyers 4th Vice President, Mrs. L. James Secretary, Mrs. O. J. Copper Jr. Treasurer, Mrs. O. E .Gilbert, Jr. 379 tSay Area OFFICERS President, Mrs. L. C. Lindsay Vice President, Mrs. E. Schulge Secretary, Mrs. W. Winnette Treasurer, Mrs. E. F. Fisher Historian and Publicity, Mrs. R. Rush Hospitality Chairman, Mrs. J. M. Sim Co-Chairman, Mrs. L. Wartham President MRS. L. C. LINDSAY Freshman Buffet dinner Waco-McCeman OFFICERS President, Mrs. J. Hancock Vice President, Mrs. R. Graves Secretary, Mrs.. J. Gardner Treasurer, Mrs. M. H. Cissell 1ST ROW: Mrs. L. Shook, Mrs. J. Hanco Laird, Mrs. J. Dallins, Mrs. C. N. Casteel. 2ND ROW: Mrs. L. M. Jaron, Mrs. W. T Mrs. L. C. Goldberg, Mrs. J. Webber, . Catcher, Mrs. M. H. Cissell. 3RD ROW: Mrs. R. Graves, Mrs. Mrs. E. Chu 1 § rs.;f Mrs. Q. A. Donnellan. imilton, irs. W. D. Burton, 380 Dallas Mrs. E. B. Anderton Mrs. B. T. Arnold Mrs. N. J. Atkins Mrs. A. Austin Mrs. R. C. Ball Mrs. V. L. Barbeft Mrs. C. V. Baxter Mrs. F. W. Becker Mrs. I. B. Benson Mrs. B. Bergoon Mrs. T. Bernard Mrs. V. Bertillion Mrs. R. Betz Mrs. L. J. Bicking Mrs. M. E. Bradshaw Mrs. S. H. Bramlett Mrs. J. E. Brasher Mrs. H. E. Bredow Mrs. A. L. Brill Mrs. L. Brown Mrs. H. E. Broyles Mrs. W. C. Burkhard Mrs. H. F. Byram Ms. D. Cameron Mrs. J. C. Cantu Mrs. T. A. Cardwell Mrs. A. K. Choate Mrs. J. W. Clark Mrs. J. B. Coker Mrs. J. R. Coleman Mrs. W. A. Collins Mrs. J. F. Compton Mrs. A. Cook Mrs. H. A. Cooper Mrt. R. Cooper Mrs. I. Copeland Mrs. T. W. Cornett Mrs. D. S. Crockett Mrs. R. N. Crowder Mrs. Z . Dailey Mrs. W. M. Danzler Mrs. H. L. Davis Mrs. R. A. Davis Jr. Mrs. J. A. DePasqual Mrs. H. DePauw Mrs. R. Dethlefsen Mrs. M. E. Douglass Mrs. B. H. Drury Mrs. E. J. Dugan Jr. Mrs C. A. Dungan Mrs. C. V. Edmundson Mrs. W. E. Farmer Mrs. J. S. Farrier Mrs. J. R. Ferguson Mrs. R. H. Frederiksen Mrs. C. M. Freeman Mrs. A. E. Freeze Mrs. D. E. Fullwood Mrs. W. Garrett Mrs. I. H. Grattis Mrs. H. M. Gibbs Mrs. G. M. Gibson Mrs. T. Glynn Mrs. G. Goldwater Mrs. B. Green Mrs. C. Green Mrs. M. M. Greer Mrs. T. A. Grimes Jr. Mrs. L. Gross Mrs. D. G. Guy Mrs. K. L. Haas Mrs. B. W. Hackler Mrs. R. B Halpin Mrs. L. H. Harlan Jr. Mrs. L. J. Harmon Mrs A. T. Harris Mrs. F. E. Harris Mrs. E. E. Harvison Mrs. M. S. Hathaway Mrs. E. J. Hatzenbuehler Mrs. G. W. Hatzenbuehler Mrs. E. W. Hawkes Mrs. J. H. Head Mrs. A. Heinrich Mis. J. J. Hill Mrs. C. I. Holliman Mrs. E. R. Holloway Mrs. V. A. Houston Mrs. R. J. Irwin Mrs. H. L. Jackson Mrs. A. A. Jaffee Mrs. H. J. Janicek Mrs. M. A. Jeffrey Mrs. M. Jeffus Mrs. R. E. Jones Mrs. J. Kennedy Mrs. L. C. Kennemer Mrs. A. S. Kovich Sr. Mrs. R. C. Lackland Mrs. C. M. Lagrow Sr. Mrs. R. Landtroop Mrs. T. B. Leonard Mrs. O. B. Mackie Mrs. V. J. Main Mrs. C. Marr Mrs. J. S. Martin Mrs. O. R. Massey Mrs. R. W. Massey Mrs. G. T. Matthews Mrs. W. D. May Mrs. R. H. McCall Mrs. J. B. McClure Jr. Mrs. A. L. McCracken Mrs. N. H. McGown Mrs. J. McKaskle Mrs. J. McLeroy Jr. Mrs. J. O. McMahan Mrs. D. M. Melser Mrs. E. D. Mikel Mrs. H. W. Mdntfort Mrs. M. V. Moore Mrs. T. W. Moore Mrs. D. H. Morrison Mrs. C. A. Morriss Mrs. H. M. Moseley Mrs. A. B Moseman Mrs. A. L. Myers Mrs. L. Nagid Mrs. W. Nash Sr. Mrs. J. B. Nauss Mrs. T. L. Norwood Mrs. T. M. Oddson Mrs. H. E. Paris Mrs. L. P. Parker Mrs. J. H. Patfillo Mrs. B. Peterson MrS. J. D. Phillips Mrs. R. L. Phillips Mrs. F. M. Pierce Mrs. R. Plumlee Mrs. J. C. Rambin Mrs. G. E. Reese Mrs. C. G. Rick Mrs. R. J. Ridgway Mrs. C. F. Riley Mrs. F. L. Robinson Mrs L. G. Rockett Mrs. L. C. Rodgers Mrs. J. L. Salmon Mrs. J. E. Schumann Jr. Mrs. C. H. Seeber Mrs. J. W. Shaddock Mrs. P. O. Shamblin Mrs. B. J. Shipp Sr. Mrs. W. C. Shank Mrs. R. W. Shufeldt Mrs. B. E. Shumate Mrs. H. L. Skaggs Mrs. C. E. Smith Mrs. E. C. Smith Mrs. R. P. Smith Mrs. W. S. Smith Mrs. P. F. Smotherman Mrs. P. R. Stabler Mrs. R. E. Starnes Mrs. C. R. Steadman Sr. Mrs. T. L. Steele Mrs. J. D. Stewart Mrs. L. L. Sweat Mrs. M. E. Taylor Mrs. R. W. Taylor Mrs. T. M. Tcfylor Mrs. M. Tenzer Mrs. W. G. Teubner Mrs. J. D. Touchon Mrs. A. L. Travis Mrs. H. J. Treadway Mrs. N. H. Vanek Mrs. W. E. Vaughn Mrs. G. T. Visser Mrs. P. G. Wallace Mrs. H. D. Warnick Mrs. J. Wawak Mrs. H. Welsh Mrs. H. W. Whetsel Mrs. H. T. White Mrs. H. Whitehurst Mrs. D. L. Whiteside Mrs. E. G. Winkler Mrs. J. M. Winn Mrs. U. G. Winniford Mrs. M. E. Wolfe Mrs. A. J. Wright Mrs. A. Young Mrs. C. H. Averett Mrs. L. D. Adams Mrs. J. Hornberg Mrs. P. L. Martin Mrs. K. Noel Mrs. D. Vaughn Mrs. D. Sethkenher BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Raymond E. Jones, President Mrs. C. I. Holliman, Vice-President at Large Mrs. Ray Frederiksen, First Vice-President Mrs. John D. Touchon, Second Vice-President Mrs. Carl A. Morriss, Third Vice-President Mrs. Texas M. Oddson, Fourth Vice-President Mrs. Guy M. Gibson, Fifth Vice-President Mrs. Raymond I. Landtroop, Sixth Vice-President Mrs. Wm. A. Collins, Jr.. Seventh Vice-President Mrs. Tom A. Cardwell, Recording Secretary Mrs. Ernest R. Holloway, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Rupert L. Phillips. Treasurer Mrs. Edwin J. Hatzenbuehler, Historian Mrs. Mac W. Jeffus, Parliamentarian President MRS. R. E. JONES Jort Worth MEMBERS Maj. Blalte guest speaker at a club meeting Mrs. M. M. Alexander Jr. Mrs. O. W. Anderson Jr. Mrs. L. J. Backof Jr. Mrs. W. K. Bailey Mrs. R. L. Barlow Mrs. M. M. Barnard Mrs. N. W. Beard Mrs. R. Becera Mrs. R. P. Bechler Mrs. C. H. Bentley Mrs. C. M. Berry Mrs. L. C. Birch Mrs. R. E. Boswell Mrs. C. C. Brewer Mrs. W. P. Buckellew Mrs. W. D. Buis Mrs. J. P. Castleberry Mrs. J. H. Caswell Mrs. T. H. Christopher Mrs. J. B. Clark Mrs. H. B. Cobb Mrs. G. G. Commons Mrs. C. Conway Mrs. C. E. Cook Mrs. M. H. Cook Mrs. J. R. Copper Mrs. D. J. Costa Mrs. R. L. Crawford Mrs. R. E. Creswell Mrs. J. D. Crill Mrs. R. P. Cyr Mrs. R. B. Darmon Mrs. R. L. Deavers Mrs. P. DeFrank Mrs. A. R. deVilleneuve Mrs. R. E. Elmore Mrs. J. B. Erisman Mrs. J. M. Estes Mrs. G. V. Freer Mrs. U. C. Frost Mrs. R. C. Gage Mrs. W. T. George Mrs. E. Gerke Mrs. E. S. Gieb Mrs. D. M. Glassford Mrs. D. Gunnels MrC ' F. W. Hall Mrs. J. Halpern Mrs. J. B. Hamilton Mrs. G. L. Harris Mrs. J. V. Hat Mrs. H. J. Hawle Mrs. F. Holcomb Mrs. W. D. Hugh Mrs. it. V. J Mrs. J. W. Jon Mrs. M. P. Josi Mrs. B. C. Ken Mrs. D. R. Ki) Mrs. S. Kob Mrs. C. W. Mrs. E. J. La Mrs. F. A. Lathrop Mrs. E. S. Lyle Mrs. G. F. Lyons Mrs. R. W. McCleskey Mrs. P. A. McGough Mrs. R. E. McHam Mrs. E. C. McLendon Mrs J. E. McWhirter Mrs. J. E. Mann Mrs. W. H. Marslett Mrs. W. F. Mathis Jr. 1 ♦ Mrs. A. J. Meals Mrs. T. J. Miller Jr. Mrs. K. Mitchell Mrs. T. J. Mitchell Mrs. C. C. Moore Mrs. S. R. Monschke Mrs. F. T. Murray Mrs. C. L. Parkin Mrs. E. Pearce Mrs. H. H. Pendery Mrs. R. W. Plotts Mrs. N. A. Presswood Mrs. C. E. Pugh olph F. Rea Mrs. A. H. Record Mr% . H. Reeder rs. P. F. Reeves W. Reynolds Q D: -4| e Rockhold Sadlin Mrs. D. E. Schrickel Mrs. L. (t.Sshiliing Mrs. M. B. Simpsor rY w. J. Smelley v Jf. Mrs. J. P. Smith Jr. R- H. Smith Mrs - %A elus Mrs. E.,E. Sowers Mrs. R. C. Sparks Mrs. E. R. Stewart Jr. Mrs. J. L. Stutler Mrs. L. Sullivan Mrs. M. F. Sumpter Mrs. G. T. Taff, Sr. Mrs. C. J. Vitek Mrs. J! M. Walker Mrs. W. D. Waltman Jr. Mrs. G. Word Mrs. K. J. Warren Mrs. A. A. Watts Sr. Mrs. M. A. West Annual fish tea Mrs. C. D. Whaley Mrs. D. B. Wheeler Mrs. C. A. Wilson Mrs. C. J. Wood Mrs. W. A. Wright Mrs. C. W. Zahn Mrs. J. Q. Butler Mrs. L. J. Edmondson Mrs. C. D. Emmons Mrs. R. L. Climie Mrs. S. Ball Mrs. R. L. Lester Mrs. J. Yoder Mrs. D. Willis President MRS. FRED HOLCOMB Houston OFFICERS Mrs. L. F. 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Chastain Mrs. H. Jones Mrs. R. B. Shaw Mrs. J. H. Vittetoe Mrs. F. P. Griggiths Mrs. R. Gutierrez Jr. OFFICERS President, Mrs. E. E. Johnson Vice President at Large, Mrs. G. Schulgen 7 sf Vice President, Mrs. F. Mika 1st Vice President, Mrs. G. A. Ginsbach 2nd V ce President, Mrs. A. Reyna 3rd Vice President, Mrs. J. M. Hooke 4th Vice President, Mrs. P. Forster 5th Vice President, Mrs. R. P. Bayne Recording Secretary, Mrs. G. Sylvester Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. F. Engelbrecht Treasurer, Mrs. N. Sluis Historian, Publicity, Mrs. T. Meyers Parliamentarian Freshman Mothers ' Tea San Antonio President MRS. J. M. SINGLETON Mrs. W. P. Albert Mrs. C. L. Allen Mrs. S. A. Ansel Mrs. G. Arnol Mrs. L. B. Bailey Mrs. A. N. Baldarrama Mrs. J. N. Baldree Mrs. G. A. Bath Mrs. E. H. Bauer Mrs. W. S. Brashears Mrs. A. F. Briggs Mrs. J. Burks Mrs. P. W. Burpo Mrs. S. A. Butler Mrs. J. S. Ballard Jr. Mrs. H. O. Barrows Mrs. M. Bayer Mrs. R. A. Bercerrill Mrs. J. E. Buffin Mrs. S. E. Carpenter Mrs. R. 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Zwartjes Members attending fish tea Bay Area Fish Dinner Brazos County Fish Tea Fort Worth Christmas Tea Fort Worth Fish Tea Bay Area Buffet Dinner 386 Mother ’$ ' Day Presentations Presentation of awards at Parent ' s Day—The General Moore Award went to Squadron 6, commanded by Henry Norman; the Marching Cord went to Squadron 17, commanded by Herbert Pounds; the Academic Award went to Company E-3, commanded by Nobel Atkins. 387 Graduation, the culmination of four years of strife, strain, and a demanding physical routine. College is a long and dif¬ ficult task, but the way to anything worthwhile is not paved with roses. Classes Each man to his own class, yet all united through the Aggie brotherhood. Every Aggie has his class and some graduate with it. Your best friends are in your class; youVe known this since the first day that you arrived on this campus. Now, one, two, three, or four years later you still think so, because these are the men youVe borrowed money and toothpaste from, stayed up all night to talk with when you should have been studying for that quiz, and learned to call fellow Aggies. Section Edited by BOB HEGER 389 mmm Approximately 750 Colleges and Universities through¬ out the United States recognize their outstanding seniors by naming them to WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERI¬ CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. The criteria for selection by the nominating committee includes scholarship, participa¬ tion and leadership in student activities, citizenship and service to the school, and campus popularity. V WILLIAM K. ALTMAN Distinguished Student, Freshmon Swimming Team, Soph. Class Pres., A M Handball Club-Pres. and Treas., Student Senate-Student Welfare Chairman, Water Polo Team, Election Commission, Odessa A M Scholarship, J. F and Jesse Poslelle Memorial Scholarship, Traf¬ fic Committee. V, ' ’ V iff ■ LEE S. BOLLINGER Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta-Chronicler, Outstanding Soph., Junior in Agriculture, Scona VIII, IX, X-Chair- man of Arrangements Committee, Distinguished Stu¬ dent, Valedictory Scholarship, Sears-Roebuck Foun¬ dation Scholarship, Danforth Summer Scholarship, Texas A M Agriculturist Staff, Agricultural Economics Club, Scholastic Officer, Squadron 6. iMi! V s S m. ‘f«� t JAMES E. BOURGEOIS Cadet Colonel, C.O. Third Brigade, Ross Volunteer Company, Outstanding RV Junior, JV Firing Squad, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Stu¬ dent, Houston Chamber of Commerce Military Af¬ fairs Committee Award, Pres.-Arts Sciences Coun¬ cil, Corps Honor Council, Pres.-Cadet Court A , MSC Leadership Conference; Appollo Club, Centex Hometown Club, Newman Club. 390 r To be considered for the honor, one must first be nomi¬ nated by a student or faculty member, have a GPR of at least 1.5, and be a senior. The applicants are then carefully screened, and the most outstanding selected. This year, Texas A AA bestowed this coveted honor on 38 students. They can all be proud of their record and of the recognition they have received. 1 y ERNEST A. BOY Good Neighbor Scholarship, Honorary Citizen of Texas, Distinguished Student, Swimming Team, Lead¬ ership Conference, Scona X, Pan American Club, H.K.N., I.E.E.E., Chairman-Pan American Week Speak¬ ers Comm, and Great Issues Selection Comm. ' ' ' Tv DONALD D. CARTER Milner Hall Dorm Council, Distinguished Student Apart¬ ment Council-President, Civilian Student Council-Parl¬ iamentarian, Dorm President ' s Council, Arts and Sciences Council, Marketing Society, Houston Sales Executive Club Award. mmmm ! -1 HAROLD CLIFTON BROWN Scona VIII, IX-Executive Committee, Cadet Court A , Cadet Lt. Col.-Jst Wing, Great Issues Committee-Sec¬ retary, Chairman. HI $1 tr- KEITH AllLIEN CLARK Opportunity Award Scholarship, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Zetc. Student Senate,, Pfiier Award, Distinguished Student, AVMA-President, Southwestern Veterinarian-Circulation Editor. y m JAMES RICHARD CONNER Alpha Zela, Agronomy Society-Vice President and Treasurer, Talent Committee-Chairman, Freshman Ag Society, Soil Conservation Club, Distinguished Stu¬ dent, Outstanding Junior in Agronomy, Luther G. Jones Scholarship. [iW DAVID S. CLIFTON Tau Beta Pi Honor Junior, Outstanding J un j or E| ec . trical Engineering Scholarship, Opportunity Award Scholarship, Engineer ' s Council-Treasurer, T exas A M Leadership Conference. v 1 ANDRAS J. CSAGOLY Cadet Court Rifle Team, Pistol Team-Captain, Gym¬ nastics Team, Outstanding Pre-Dental Student, Pre- Med Pre-Dent Society-Outstanding Member, Ph! Kappa Phi, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Mili¬ tary Student, C.O. 6lh Battalion, Opportunity Award Scholarship, Sons Of American Revolution Award, Russian Club, Germ an Club. JL I m ' -7 Jft W ' 4Uf! V t v , :v ERNEST R. HOLLOWAY, JR. Ross Volunteers, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma-Sec., Editor-Texas ASM Engineer, Student Engineers Coun¬ cil, J. W. Vandyke Scholarship, Procon Incorporated Scholarship, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Mil- itry Student C.O.-C-2, Outstanding Jr.-3rd Bn., Social Sec.-Soph. Class. L . NEIL L. KELTNER -- Cadet Colonel of Corps, Distinguished Student, Distin¬ guished Military Student, Ross Volunteers Firing Squad, Caldwell Trophy Department of the Army Award, Who ' s Who Committee Town Hall Staff, Honor Council, Houston Chamber of Commerce Award, Houston In¬ dustrial Distributors Association Scholarship. t , m : L i 3 ■ M. THEODORE HOPGOOD, JR. Yell Leader-Jr., Ross Volunteers Platoon Leader and Firing Squad, Distinguished Student, Semper Fidelis Society-Pres., Arts and Science Council, Out¬ standing Fish-lst Brigade, Outstanding Soph.-3rd Brigade, Cadet Major-4 h Bn. Staff, P.S. Club, Stu¬ dent Education Club. JTX i ■ M CHARLES J. KNIGHT Tau Beta Pi-Secretary, Sigma Gamma Tau-V.P., H AIAA, Student Engineers Council, Scona X, Varsity Football, Distinguished Student. V,, ' A ■ V : ALAN H. LUYAAES Singing Cadets, Agronomy Society, Talent Committee -Sec.-Treas., Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student, Alpha Zeta, Lambda Chi Alpha, Trans-Mississippi Golf Association Scholarship, Texas Turf Grass Association Scholarship, USGA scholar. I L M •. 1 MARIO A. MACALUSO Ross Volunteers, Student Senate, Senior Class-V.P., Distinguished Military Student, Town Hall Staff- Vice Chairman Cadet Court, C.O.-Slh Bn., Scona IX, Great Issues, Election Commission, Sweetheart Selection Comm., Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society, Apollo Club, San Antonio Hometown Club-Treas. THOMAS M. MATTHEWS Tau Beta Pi-Honor Junior, Chi Epsilon-Pres., Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, ASCE-Sec., Student En¬ gineering Council, Distinguished Student, Singing Cadets, Cabot Carbon Foundation Scholarship, Tau Beta Pi Scholarship, Valedictory Scholarship, Oppor¬ tunity Award Scholarship, Freshman Engineering Graphics Award ' . -tag Ip. ,� � ., LARRY A. MADDOX Cadet Lt. Col—Day Student Liaison Officer; Dis¬ tinguished AFROTC Cadel, Student Engineers Coun¬ cil Tou Beta Pi—V. P., MSC Leadership Comm., Ross Volunteers, Scona IX, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, ALChE, General Dynamics - Award, Distin¬ guished Student, Cooper Bessmer and AMOCO schol¬ arships, Phi Eta Sigma, Outstanding Junior-2nd Wing. mg Memorial Library ■: I A - L TRAVIS C. McGUIRE, JR. Southwestern Veterinarian-Editor, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Zeta-Sec., Borden Award, Award of Merit-Outstand¬ ing Soph. Jr. Veterinary Student, Kroger Award, AVMA, Distinguished Student, Outstanding Sophomore Co. D-l. P V FRANK M. MULLER President Student Body Appellate Honor Council-Pres., Junior Class-Pres., Ross Volunteers, Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student, Cadet Lt. Col. Ex. Off. 2nd Brigade Staff, Election Commission •Sec., Scona VII, VIII, Great Issues-Program Team, Good Morning” Society. Ill, IX-Transportation Chairman, Chairman, Pistol Team, Debate 1 ■ WALLACE W. MIGURA ' 55-Editor, Phi Kappa Phi, Aggieland ' 55-Editor, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Era Sigma, Alpha Zeta-Scribe, National Alpha Zeta Foundation Graduate Scholarship Award, Opportunity Award Scholarship, Valedictory Scholarship, Outstand¬ ing Senior—College of Agriculture, Distinguished Stu¬ dent, Distinguished Military Student, Ross Volunteers, NSF Undergraduate Research— ' 62, ' 63, ' 64, Cadet Major-Ex. Off., 3rd Bn., Newman Club, Good Morning Society. S3S ■ . m V- - 3 - - 1 --T m ; x - 1 - ROBERT M. NALLEY Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Chi Epsilon-Treas., C.O.-2nd Brigade, Freshman En¬ gineering Society, Outstanding Freshman, So phomore Co. D-2, Army and Varsity Rifle Team ’62- ' 65. I mm I mi TERRENCE A. ODDSON MSC Council Directorate-President, Corps Staff- Scholastic Off., Ross Volunteers, Town Hall, YMCA Cabinet, Scono X-Executive Committee, Who ' s Who Selection Committee, Leadership Committee, Distin¬ guished Student, Phi Eta Sigma, Aggie Sweetheart Selection Committee, A M Federated Mother ' s Club Award, Experiment in International Living—Great Britain. PAUL R. OLIVER Civilian Student Council-Pres., Sigma Tau Delta English Society, Scona X, Dorm Council Secretary, Housemaster, Sweetheart Selection Committee, Dis¬ tinguished Student. 7 h T. £2 mam ' s tL .................... . I I ' . «-«. : ...........Him WALTER CURTIS RICHBURG Freshman Ag Society, Distinguished Student, Dorm Council-Pres. and V.P., Dorm Master, Alpha Zeta, Agricultural Council-V.P., Agricultural Economics Club -Pres., Dept. Head ' s Award, Little Southwestern Stockshow —Grand and Reserve Champion Swine. , . - , .4 0 i uw. r , ♦ f ■ •’ f . ?; ■ ' ••••• i ■ pt aeMHiiMMRHl N n RONALD L. REEL Dorm President ' s Council-Chairman, Hart Hall Dorm Council—President, Civilian Student Council, Student Engineers Council, Design Student Society-Secretary, University Traffic Committee. • • w. • All Faiths Chapel ; 1 JOHN T. ROSE Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Ross Volunteers, Town Hall Staff, Scona IX, X-Finance Chairman, Apollo Club, Corps Staff-Adjutant, Houston Chamber of Commerce Award, Outstanding Junior—Corps Troopsf LEONARD G. STEFFENS, JR. Distinguished Student, Distinguished Military Student, Alpha Zeta—Chancellor, Phi Kappa Phi, Sears Founda¬ tion Freshman, and Sophomore Scholarship Awards, E, J. Kyle Scholarship Award, Freshman Agricultural Society, Freshman FFA-Sentinel, Saddle and Sirloin Club, C.O.-Co. C-l, National Science Foundation Undergraduate Research Grant, Outstanding Co. CO. -Jsf Brigade. i JOHN A. SCHMIDT Phi Eta Sigma Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi-Treas., lEEE-Chairman, General Electric College Bowl Team, Phi Kappa Phi, Student Engineers Council, Dis¬ tinguished Student. tn .,0 8 ; . - Ml If : ■- « Jffl ' 1 UK p ' a u © M B HH ; N j -1iMi I GARRY L. TISDALE Phi Eta Sigma-V.P., IX-Vice-Chairman, Scona X- Chairman, Town Hall, Election Commission, Ross Volunteers. Corps Staff—Inspector General, Lead¬ ership Committee, Distinguished Student Aggie Sweetheart Selection Comm., Social Sec.- ' bS- ' bS, Experiment in International Living—Chile. m Undergraduate Co-eds ADAMS, PAMELA J. Management ALLEN, CAROLYN Accounting ARMSTRONG, CLAUDIA History BADGWELL, KAREN Elementary Education Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Junior BEASLEY, MARIJANE Soph. Mathematics BENSON, JOYCE Soph. Mathematics BLACKHURST, KATHLEEN Junior Education BRANDT, BETTY Soph. Business Admin. CATHEY, STELLA Elementary Education Soph. CONTELLA, PATRICIA Elementary Education Junior COOLEY, FRANCES Education Fresh. DEEN, CAROL English Soph. FRANKLIN, JUDITH Journalism HILL, PATRICIA Pre-Med. KING, HOLLEY Zoology McNEELLY, MARY Sociology McNIEL, CORDELLA Education MILLER, MELANIE English MORRIS, JAN Sociology REAGOR, LUGENIA Education VanALSTYNE, ANITA English WILLIAMS, MACKIE Mathematics ZERBE, SUSAN Mathematics Fresh. Fresh. Senior Junior Senior Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Junior Fresh. Junior ASHLEY, JAMES THOMAS Tom Architecture Edinburg Age 22, Class ' 64, Design Students Society, D.S., Jesse Jones Award. ATKINS JR., NOBLE JAMES Jim Architecture Dallas Age 25, Class ' 61, SCONA IX—Personnel Vice Chairman, Design Student So¬ ciety, D.S., D.M.S., Fish Drill Team, Army Flight Program, Commanding Officer Co. E-3, Camera Club, Outstanding Cadet W Co.—Fort Sill, Okla. BATEY, THOMAS ALDEN Tom Architecture Richards Age 23, Class ' 63, Design Student Society. BRINKLEY, ERNEST JAMES Ji m Architecture Houston Age 22, Class ' 64, SCONA VIII, IX, Great Issues, D.S.S., Exec. Officer Sqd. 5, BSD, Galena Park HTC. DAVIS, THOMAS EDWARD Ted Arch. Const. Scott AFB, III. Age 22, Class ' 64, Association of General Contractors, American Society Civil Engineers, Squadron Scholastic Officer—13. FAULKNER, GERALD F. Architectural Construction Corpus Christi Age 22, Class ' 64, Associated General Contractors, Civilian Student Council- Treasurer Graduate Representative, Weight Lifting Club—Vice President, In¬ tramural Athletics. JACKSON, MARK L. Arch. Const. Dallas Age 22, Class ' 64, Semper Fidelis Society, ACC, Dallas HTC-Vice President. KING, JON BRADLET Architecture Age 22, Class ' 64, Aggie Band, Maroon Band-1 st Lt., Aggieland Orchestra, Drum Bugle Corps, Design Student Society, AIA, Association General Contractors, Freshman Engineering Society. LEE JR„ CARL JOHNSTON Arch. Const. Baytown Age 23, Class ' 64. 5tk year Architects McKinney, phillip Arch. Const. Age 35, Class ' 65, AGC. McSPADDEN, JOHN LARRY Architecture Age 27, Class ' 63, D.S.S.—President. MILLS, JOEL LEE Architecture Age 23, Class ' 64. Phil Silsbee Larry Ft. Stockton Bryan MOORE, RICHARD Dickie Architecture San Antonio Age 28, Class ' 64, Civ. Stu. Coun.—Vice Pres. 63, Pres. ' 64, Who ' s Who, Stu. Senate, Walton Dorm. Council, Stu. Chapt. AIA, Campus Traff. Chrm., Civ. Aggie Sweetheart Sel. Comm., Exchange Store Comm., Outstanding Civ. Stu. Councilman Award. MORGAN, BILL E. Arch. Const. Age 23, Class ' 64. MUNSON JR., JOHN HANKS Architecture Age 22, Class ' 64, Camera Committee, Design Student Society. Brazoria Sugarland MURPHY, STEPHEN LEO Muffy Architecture Winchester, Mass. Age 22, Class ' 64, Associated General Contractors, Newman Club, Design Student Society, Intramural Athletics, Sqd. 5. MYERS, RANDOLPH PETER Randy Architecture Dallas Age 23, Class ' 63, Hillel Foundation, Camera Club, Design Student Society. RABA, LAURENCE JOSEPH Larry Architecture San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 63, Design Student Society, Creative Arts Committee, Newman Club. REEL, RONALD L. Architecture Houston Age 23, Class ' 64, Who ' s Who, Hart Hall—President, Dorm President ' s Council— Chairman, Design Students Society, Housemaster Spring Athletes, Civilian Stu¬ dent Council, Engineers Council, Delegate to A.I.D. Forum Washington. REESBY, WILLIAM DAVID Bill Arch. Const. Sherman Age 23, Class ' 64, Freshman Engineering Soc., Design Stu. Soc., Stu. Chap. Assoc. General Cont., Exec. Officer Co. D-3. TATE, FRANKLIN C. Architecture Midland Age 26. THOMPSON, MICHAEL DAVIS Mike Arch. Const. Shreveport, La. Age 22, Class ' 64, Shreveport HTC, SCONA VII, VIII, IX-SCONA Executive Committee Chairman Secretariet Committee, Association of General Contractors, Design Student Society, Class C Football Champions—member. WHITE, JAMES RILEY Jim Architecture San Antonio Age 23, lass ' 63, Freshman Drill Team, Best Drilled Sophomore, Associate Editor —Architecture Plus, Design Student Society, Student Chapter American Institute of Architects. Sr. Vet JHeds ALI, KHANDKER MOHAMMAD Vet. Med. Gafargaon, East Pakistan Age 27. BANKS, KEITH LYTLE Vet. Med. Lubbock Age 23, Student AVMA Chapter President, Exec. Editor of Southwestern Vet¬ erinarian, 2nd Year Class President. BECHTOL, DAVID T. Vet. Med. Amarillo Age 27, Class ' 63, AVMA. BOUGHTON, ROGER S. Vet. Med. Mangham, La. Age 24, Class ' 62, AVMA. BOUNDS, GARRY LELDON Vet. Med. Gunter Age 23, Class ' 65; AVMA—Vice President. BRITTAIN, MACK L. Vet. Med. Terrell Age 22, Class ' 64, Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Vet. Class—Vice President, Junior Chapter—AVMA. BROUSSARD, JAMES ELTON Vet. Med. Bruce Kaplan, La. Age 24, Class ' 65, Southwestern Veterinarian—Business Editor, Junior Chapter AVMA. BURNS, LONNE J. Vet. Med. Port Neches Age 22, Class ' 64. CARTER, JAMES CHARLES Jim Vet. Med. Shreveport, La. Age 22, Class ' 64, Southwestern Veterinarian -Production Editor, Student AVMA, Shreveport HTC—President, D.S., Phi Eta Sigma, Newman Club, MSC Summer Directorate, Pre-Vet Society. CARWILE, HENRY FIELDS Vet. Med. Montgomery Age 25, Class ' 62. CHITWOOD, KENNETH LONNIE Ken Vet. Med. La Pryor Age 25, Class ' 61, Junior AVMA. CLARK, KEITH A. Vet. Med. Marble Age 30, Class ' 64, Who ' s Who, Phi Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi, Stu. Senate, AVMA— Pres., Circulation Editor Southwestern Vet., Pfizer Award, Opportunity Award. COX, WILLIAM GERALD Vet. Med. Waxahachie Age 26, Class ' 64, D.S., Phi Eta Sigma, AVMA, Ellis County HTC. DAGGS, BOBBY ALLAN Vet. Med. Grandview Age 23, Class ' 64, Junior Chapter AVMA, Mitchell Hall President, Dorm Presi¬ dent ' s Council, Hill Country HTC. DROW, WILLIAM C. Bill Vet. Med. Schertz Age 22, Class ' 64, AVMA Student Chapter, Pre Vet Society, Phi Kappa Phi. EDWIN, JOHN REED Pinkey Vet. Med. Menard Age 34, Class ' 62. EMERSON, HAROLD RAY Vet. Med. Lorena Age 24, Class ' 63, Senior Class—Secretary, AVMA. EVERS, WILLIAM HARRY Vet. Med. Houston Age 24, Class ' 64, Southwestern Veterinarian—Editorial Assistant, 12th Man 402 Bowl. Buddy Mauriceville PARIES JR., FLORON CLAYTON Vet. Med. Age 22, Student AVAAA Chapter. FISHER, GERARD J. Vet. Med. Age 29, Class ' 64, Student Chapter AVAAA. GARCIA, LIONEL GONZALO Vet. Med. Age 29. Gerry Bryan San Diego GUILLOUD, GARRY LEE Gil Vet. Med. Pottsboro Age 23, Class ' 64, Junior Chapter AVAAA. HEAD, HOWARD AAARTIN Vet. Med. Richardson Age 23, Class ' 64, Region XII—Association of College Unions AVAAA—Chairman, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Zeta, AASC Coun.—Pres., Who ' s Who Among Stu. in American Colleges Universities. Stu. Senate, SCONA X Delegate, SCONA Executive Comm., Great Issues Comm., Pan American Comm., Civ. Stu. Honor Coun.—Pres. HERRAAANN, WESLEY WAYNE Vet. Med. Big Lake Age 23, Class ' 63, Senior Vet Class—President, AVAAA Student Council, Phi Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi. HOFFPAUIR, STANLEY CONWAY Vet. Med. Katy Age 23, Class ' 65, Student Chapter AVAAA. HOLDEN, JOHN WADE Vet. Med. Royse City Age 24, Class ' 65, AVAAA. HOLAAES, ENNIS ROBERT Vet. Med. Coolidge Age 26, Class ' 64. ► Sr. Vet Meds JACOBY, ROY ALTON Kraut Vet. Med. Fredericksburg Age 22, Class ' 64, Newman Club, Hill Country HTC, Junior AVAAA. KEY, JOHN C. Vet. Med. Lubbock Age 22, Class ' 65, Student AVAAA. KIRK, JOHN HUSTON Vet. Med. Ft. Worth Age 22, Class ' 64. KUTACH, ALVIN J. Vet. Med. Houston Age 24, Class ' 65. LAYCOCK, JERRY W. Vet. Med. Windom Age 25, Class ' 65, Phi Zeta. LEIDIG JR., RAYAAOND H. Ray Vet. Med. Lake Charles, La. Age 28, Class ' 65, AVAAA. LIGON, FRANK BURNEY Frank Vet. Med. Fort Stockton Age 23, Class ' 65. LIPPKE, ROLF RICHARD Vet. Med. Yorktown Age 24, Class ' 62, Student Chapter AVAAA. AAcGUIRE JR., TRAVIS C. Vet. Med. Wellington Age 23, Class ' 64, Southwestern Vet.—Editor, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Zeta—Sec., Borden Award, Award of AAerit to Outstanding Soph. Jr. Vet Stu., AVAAA Coun., Outstanding Soph. Co. D-l, D.S. AAORRIS, WILLIAAA C. Bill Vet. Med. Woodsboro Age 27, Class ' 65. AAOSELEY, JAAAES LOUIS Jim Age 23, Class ' 64, Pre Vet—President, Junior Representative to AASC Council, Evaluation Committee—Chairman, Junior Chapter AVAAA, Snyder HTC. NORWOOD, GARY LUTHER Vet. Med. Age 23, Class ' 64, Student AVAAA, Southwestern Veterinarian. Seagoville OMAN, JOHN BILL Vet. Med. Avoca Age 22, Class ' 64, Abilene HTC, Stu. Chapt. AVMA, Pre Vet Soc.—Vice Pres., Jr. Vet Class—Class Officer, Rodeo Club. SCHROEDER, JAMES ERVIN Vet. Med. Winters Age 23, Class ' 63, AVMA—Secretary Treasurer. SHEETS, PERRY GENE Vet. Med. Spearman Age 23, Class ' 64, MSC Camera Committee, Student Chapter AVMA, South¬ western Veterinarian—Staff Worker. SIMMONS, JERRY LEE Vet. Med. Keller Age 23, Class ' 64, Southwestern Veterinarian—Staff, AVMA, Junior Live¬ stock Judging Team, Intramural Sports. SMITH, IRA LEON Lonny Vet. Med. La Porte Age 22, Class ' 65, AVMA, Phi Kappa Phi. STEIN, FRANKLIN JOSEPH Vet. Med. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 64, Honor Graduate, D.S., Southwest Texas HTC, Phi Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi. STEVENER, BOBBY LEE Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 65, Student Chapter AVMA. STUBBS, ROBERT CLAY Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 65, AVMA Council. TAYLOR, JAMES HERBERT Vet. Med. Age 23, Class ' 64, AVMA, Sears Foundation Scholarship. ' ' Bob Bryan Johnson City Jim Weatherford - Sr. Vet Mate TENZER, NEIL BRUCE Vet. Med. Dallas Age 23, Class ' 64, Pre Vet Society, Student Chapter AVMA, Wrestling Club. TISDALE, LARRY WAYNE Vet. Med. Temple Age 23, Class ' 63. URSO, JOE JOHN Vet. Med. Bryan Age 23, Class ' 63, AVMA. VALE, MARTIN MATTHEW Vet. Med. Age 26, Class ' 64, Student Chapter AVMA. WARD JR., JAMES EDWARD Vet. Med. Age 23, Class ' 63, AVMA, Phi Jones Award. WATERS, GARY LEE Vet. Med. Age 28, Class ' 58. Buzz Grapevine Jim Pasadena Zeta, Sears Roebuck Foundation Award, Jesse Pop Midland WOLF, ROBERT HERMAN Bob Vet. Med. Shreveport, La. Age 22, Class ' 64. WOOD, JOHN A. Vet. Med. Bonham Age 28, Student Chapter AVMA—Vice President, Sophomore Vet Class—Presi¬ dent. WOODALL, RUSSELL PHILLIPS Phil Vet. Med. Shreveport, La. Age 23, Class ' 65, AVMA, Pre Vet Society—Officer, D.S., Executive Officer A3. WOYTEK JR., OSCAR Bubba Vet. Med. Hallettsville Age 22, Class ' 65, Student Chapter AVMA. 404 Lewisville $r. Vet M ed$ Bill Lafayette, La. ► graduate Students ADELMANN, HEADLEY C. Zoology Slidell, La. Age 24. AGARWAL, RAM GOPAL Pet. E. Calcutta, India Age 26, Class ' 61. AVASTHI, SURJIT MOHAN Pel- P- Lucknow, India Age 23, Class ' 61. BOND, LOUIS HARWOOD Ind. Ed. Bullard Age 20. BURCHERS, JACK M. Vef. Mec . Kingsville Age 24, Class ' 63. BURSON, BYRON L. Plant Breeding Stillwater, Okla. Age 24. COOPER, WILLIAM BERNARD C.E. Age 28, Clas s ' 64, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE, D.S. COWARD, JAMES MICHAEL Statistics Age 21, Class ' 64. CURRY, WILLIAM FRED Computer Science Age 27, Class ' 59. Bill Glen Rose Mike Beaumont Bill Comanche DAS, SUBODH KUMAR C.E. Khulna, Pakistan Age 27. ERNST, HERBERT LLOYD Herb Nutrition Somerset Age 24, Class ' 62, Graduate Student Council—Vice President President, Who ' s Who ' 62- ' 63. ESCHE, RUTHELLA DICUFFA Floriculture Dimmitt Age 23. ESCHE, VICTOR CLEMENS Vic Floriculture Jacksonville, Fla. Age 23. ESPHAHANI, MOSTAFA Special Student Broujerd, Iran Age 24. FARLEY, ARTHUR REID Mathematics Abilene Age 23, Class ' 59. 405 FARRELL, WILLIAM JAMES Zoology Age 23, Gymnastic Club, Weight Lifting Club. GRANTHAM, THURMAN Ind. Ed. Age 52. GROFF, WALLACE WILFRED MBA Personnel Age 22, Class ' 64. HAGAMAN, FRED WHITT Animal Breeding Age 22, Class ' 63. HART, ELWOOD ROY Science Ed. Age 27. HERVEY, DONALD G. M.E. Age 23. JELINEK, AL VINCENT Physics Age 25. JONES III, VICTOR T. Physics Age 23. KABIR, SYED HUMAYUN Entomology Age 25. Bill Sayville, N. Y. T.G. Ft. Worth Wally San Antonio Whitt Conway Woody Manchester, Iowa Houston Al Houston Bud Morgan City, La. Kabir Pabna, East Pakistan graduate Students KAINER, VICTOR F. Vic Ag. Ed. El Campo Age 28. KAMALUDDIN, 8AKTE ALAM Lubu Ind. Engr. Faridpuf, East Pakistan Age 25, Class ' 61, Pakistan Student Association, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu, The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Pi, Cricket Club—Secretary. KOEHLER, BUFORD RAY B.R. E.E. Beaumont Age 22, Class ' 64. LEIFESTE, ARLEE ROSS Mathematics Mason Age 24, Class ' 62. LONG, BOBBY PAUL M.E. Victoria Age 27, Class ' 63, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma. MATOCHA, JOHN EDWARD Soil Chemistry Beeville Age 25. MATOCHA, PAUL Agronomy Beeville Age 29. McGHEE, FUN C. Biochemistry Brookshire Age 30. MEYER, ALVIN HAROLD Al C-E. Weatherford Age 27, Class ' 63. NIP, WAI KIT Food Technology Hong Kong Age 24. NOLES, DAVID LAWRENCE 8-A. Dallas Age 22. OHR, NANCY A. Computer Science Honey Grove 406 Age 21. Ajmer, India PAREKH, JAYANTI LAL Ag. Eco. Age 21, Class ' 62. PEAKE, OLIVER JAMES E.E. Age 30. PRIDMORE JR., JAMES ARTHUR Computer Science Age 22, Class ' 64. RASHID, KAZI HARUN-UR- C.E. Age 24, Class ' 65, Chi Epsilon. RAY, LEON C. Zoology Age 28, Class ' 57. RAY, WILLIAM MARTIN B.A. Age 25, Class ' 61. ROBERTS, NANCY HORN Computer Science Age 22. ROSS, DONALD LEE Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 64. RUSSELL, WILLIAM BERRY Physics Age 27, Class ' 60. OJ. Woodville, Ala. Baytown Harun Pakistan Longview Bill Sanfa Fe, N.M. Don Huntsville Dallas ► graduate Students SHARMA, CHANDRA BHAN Biochemistry Muzaffarnagar, India Age 29, Indian Students Association—President, Sigma Xi, SCONA—Alternate International Delegate. SHOOK, CHARLES GEORGE Snook Accounting Marlin Age 25, Class ' 61, Parachute Club—Treasurer, Apartment Council—President, Vice President, Treasurer, Civilian Student Council—Treasurer, Student Senate, Graduate Student Council, D.S., Accounting Society. SOLIS, WILLIAM D. Bill Vet. Med. Port Arthur Age 22. STEWART, WALLACE FRANKLIN Mathematics Age 28, Class .61. THOMPSON, BERT DARRELL Ind. Ed. Temple Age 29, Class ' 58, lota Lambda Sigma, Industrial Education Society, Brazos Valley Industrial Arts Association, Graduate Education Club, D.S., Advisor to Under¬ graduate Classes, Creative Arts Committee Advisor, MSC Staff. THOMPSON, DORIS ANN English Education Killeen Age 25, Class ' 62, Industrial Education Wives Club—President, Graduate Educa¬ tion Club. TIPTON, WILLIAM EARL C.E. Age 27, Class ' 59. WHITEHORN, NORMAN CECIL Ag. Eco. Age 38. WILLIAMS, LESLIE DEAN Education Age 24. Bill Weslaco College Station Dean Granbury WILLIAMSON JR., MORRIS LEEROY Statistics Age 24, Class ' 63. ZERBE, MANFRED RUDOLF Computer Science Age 22, Class ' 64. Granbury Monny Galveston 407 Class of 1965 Class Officers President . . . HALE H. BURR Vice-President . . . MARIO A. MACALUSO Secretary-Treasurer . . . WILLIAM C. BENDER Social-Secretary . . . GARY L. TISDALE Historian . . . EDWARD L. KAINER Student Entertainment Mgr. . . . CHARLES D. LINDSAY M.S.C. Council . . . ALBERT W. CLAY Head Yell Leader . . . FRANK W. COX 408 Al Buckhalts ABEL JR., ALBERT WILLIAM P.E. Age 25; Class ' 65, P.E. Club. ABERNATHY, THOMAS C. T.C. Ag- Eco. Sour Lake Age 25, Class ' 65, FFA. ADAMS, DAVID E. Agronomy Age 22, Class ' 65, Agronomy V.L. Wills Point Society, Soil Conservation Society, Aggie Band. AIRHART, JIM WALLIS Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 65, Junior Chapter AVMA, D.S., National Science Foundation Participant, Fish Football. ALDRICH, LOVELL WELD P.A. Finance San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Athletic Officer, Election Commission, Finance Society, In¬ surance Society, San Antonio HTC, Corps Color Guard, Town Hall Staff. ALDRIDGE, RICHARD L. R.L. Ind. Tech. Weslaco ' Age 37, Class ' 65, Ind. Ed. Society, loda Lambda Sigma. ALEXANDER, PATRICK HENRY Ind. Tech. Age 24, Class ' 62, Ind Ed. Society, Laredo HTC, Knights of Columbus. ALEXANDER, RICHARD M. M.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, White Band ALLEN, CHARLES H. Ag. Eco. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag Eco. Club. Alex Laredo B.N. Ft. Worth Drum Major. Bo ing CLASS OF ' 65 In their four-year stay, the members of the Class of ' 65 have witnessed some of the greatest changes to hit the A AA campus since its beginning 89 years ago. The invincible spirit and comradeship has shown itself in the members of the Class of ' 65; they have metamorphized with each change and have acted as an example for the classes which will follow behind them. ALLEN, JAMES H. Jim Accounting Bryan Age 24, Class ' 65, Chairman Student Life Comm.—Senate, Acting Pres. Stu. Senate Summer ' 64, Election Comm., Traff. Comm., Art Science Coun., Acc. Soc., SCONA X Delegate and Comm. Member. ALLEN, ROBERT CHARLES Bob Animal Science McKinney Age 22, Class ' 64, Pre Vet Society, Saddle Sirloin Club. ALLEN, ROY M. Management San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Commander Sqd. 14, 1st Sgt. Sqd. 14, Out¬ standing Sophomore, Distinguished Air Force Student, Officer Son ' s of Service Club. ALLEN, WILLIE JOE Agronomy Devine Age 21, Class ' 66, American Society of Agronomy, American Society of Soil Conservation, Southwest Texas HTC, King ' s Court in Cotton Ball. ALMAND, LYNDON K. Entomology Waxahachie Age 22, Class ' 65, Entomology Club—Pres., Ag Council Rep. ALTMAN, WILLIAM KEAN IBilT Management Odessa Age 20, Class ' 65, Odessa HTC, Odessa A M Club Schol., J. F. Jesse Postelle Schol., Fish Intramural Swimming, Fish Swimming Team, Water Polo, Handball Club—Treas.—Pres., Soph. Class Pres., Stu. Senate, MSC Stu. Leadership Conf., Assoc, of Computing Machinery, D.S. ALVERSON, KINTNER W. Kit Aero. Engr. Long Beach, Calif. Age 22, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers—Supply Sgt., Social Chairman HTC. ANDERSON, GEORGE HARVEY Math Nacogdoches Age 27, Class ' 65. ANDERSON III, ROBERT J. Bob Management Mfrttbatt Age 23, Class ' 65, Society for Advancement of Mgmt. iA 1 ANDREWS, DONALD GARY Ag. Ed. Angleton Age 22, Class ' 65, Collegiate FFA Chapter. ANDRICK, JEFFREY PHILIP Jeff Marketing San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Golf Team, I Assoc., Marketing Society. ARMATTA, THOMAS ALBERT Aero. Ind. Tech. Bay City Age 23, Class ' 66. ARMSTRONG, RICHARD WAYNE E.E. Galveston Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Vice Pres. Galveston HTC. ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM EDWARD Wildlife Mgmt. Age 21, Class ' 65. ATKINS, JAMES LESTER Management Age 22, Class ' 64, Flying Kadets, Machinery, San Antonio HTC. Bill Houston Jim Randolph AFB MSC Bridge Club, Assoc, for Computing ATKINS, ROBERT D. Bob C.E. Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE, AGC, Supply Officer 2nd Bde. Staff, Newman Club. ATWELL, DONALD CARTER Don Accounting Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Pre Law Society, Young Republicans. BABIN, LEOPOLD BLUM Lep Education Houma, La. Age 20, Class ' 65, Hillel Club, Publicity Chrm.—Education Club, South La. HTC, Athletic Off. A-l, Schol. Sgt. 4th Group, Sky Divers Club, D.S., General Moore Award. ► Seniors « BACICA JR., WOODROW LANSING Woody E.E. Guy Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Engineering Society, Press Club. BADGWELL, DON HOUSTON Badge Management Seymour Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Management Society, Ordinance Society. BADUY, ANTONIO R. Camello M.E. Guayaquil, Ecuador Age 24, Class ' 65, Circle K. Club, Pan American Club, AIIE, ASME, Soccer Team. BALFOUR II, BOYCE BURTOW Ag. Eco. Lindale Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club, Alpha Zeta, Tyler-Smith County HTC. BALLARD III, JOHN SIDNEY Mickey History San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Best Drilled Freshman A-3, Society of Sons of American Rev. Medal, Scona IX Delegate, San Antonio HTC, Commander A-3. BAMMEL JR., WILLIAM EDISON Blob Ind. Dist. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Freshman Engineering Society, D.S., American Ordinance Assoc., Great Issues, Industrial Education Soc., Pres, of Alpha Phi Omega, lota Lambda Sigma, Houston Lamar HTC. BANNER, WILBUR WOODROW Range Mgf. Austin Age 22, Class ' 65, Freshman Agricultural Society, Austin HTC (Vice President), Range Forrestry Club, American Society of Range Management. BANTLE, HAROLD THOMAS Tommy E.E. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 65, Varsity Basketball, Ross Volunteers, Newman Club, IEEE, Dorm Sect. BARGMANN, WILLIAM GEORGE Bill Ag. Ed. Yorktown Age 21, Class ' 65, Texas A M Band, Collegiate FFA Chapter, Drum Bugle Corps, Guadalupe Valley HTC. BARKER, LEONARD RICKY Rick Business Mgt. Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Former Fish Drill Team Association. BARLOW, JOHN EDWARD Bomb Ch.E. Pasadena Age 20, Class ' 65, American Chemical Society, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Scholastic Officer D-2. BARNES, LETHAN ALAN Juggie Education Abilene Age 22, Class ' 65, Singing Cadets, Young Republicans Club, MSC Music Corn- 410 mittee. Student N.E.A. BARR, DENNIS BRANNON Candy Physics Bonham Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Cadet M sgt., Combined Band Staff, Cadet Captain—Drum Major Maroon Band, Aggieland Orchestra, Camera Committee. BARR JR., FREDERICK JAMES E-E. Bellaire Age 21, Class ' 65, Bellaire HTC, IEEE, Scholastic Officer Third Battalion, Dis¬ tinguished Military Student. BARRETT, RICHARD EDWIN Dick Economics Media, Pa. BARRON, GARY RAYMOND E.E. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Freshman Engineering Society, Judo Club, IEEE, Alpha Phi Omega. BARRON, JAMES T. Jungle Jim Food Tech. Austwell Age 21, Class ' 65, Squad Leader, Supply Sergeant, Hort. Club—Business Man¬ ager, Institute of Food Technologists, Student Delegate 1964 IFT Convention, Delegate to Southern Ag. Workers Convention, IFT Scholarship 1963, Young Re¬ publicans. BATEMAN, BARRY LYNN Mathematics Pettus Age 21, Class ' 65. BATEY, RICHARD Physics Seguin Age 20, Class ' 65. BAUER, STEPHEN MICHAEL Steve B.A. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, D.M.S., AOA, Ft. Sam Houston HTC—Social Secy., 2nd Btn Staff. BEAL JR., JACOB BROOKS Jake Animal Science Bryan Age 23, Class ' 65, Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society. Seniors « BEAUMONT, MICHAEL LEE nd. Tech. Age 22, Class ' 65, Industrial Education Society, Gymnastic Club. BECKA JR., JOHN CLARENCE Ch.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, B.S.U., SAME, Baytown HTC, man Engineering Society, Cadet Major. Mike Groves Johnny Baytown AICHE, Fresh- BECKCOM, EDWIN AUGUSTUS Ed History San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Football, One ‘Year Varsity Football, Ross Volunteers, R.V. Firing Squad—Operations Officer, San Antonio HTC. BECKER, JOSEPH D. Joe Marketing Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Corps of Cadets—2 years. Intramural Manager, Marketing Society, Insurance Society, St. Thomas HTC, I.T.S. Committee. BECKMEYER, JOHN CRAIG Agronomy Ackerly Age 23, Class ' 64. BEIGHLE, PHILLIP LEW Ch.E. Tyler Age 22, Class ' 65, A.I.Ch.E. BELL, BOB DAVIS History Bryan Age 21, Class ' 65, Scona IX-X, MSC Council, Chairman Public Relations Com¬ mittee, Distinguished Military Student, Great Issues Committee 61-65, MSC Directorate, Peace Corps Council, Best Drilled Freshman. BELL, J. B. M.E. Temple Age 25, Class ' 65, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. BENDER, WILLIAM CHARLES Bill Education Falls Church, Va. Age 21, Class ' 65, C.O. Sqdn. 2, Sec.-Treas. Senior Class, Sec.-Treas. Stu. Education Assoc., Pres.—vice Pres. Sons of Service Club, Election Comm., Publicity Comm., MSC Coun., D.S., D.M.S., Vice Pres. American Ordinance Assoc. BENEFIELD, RICHARD LYNN Benny Wildlife Mgt. Eureka Age 24, Class ' 65, Fish Game Club, Student Waiter—Sbisa Cafeteria. BENES, JOSEPH B. Jodie Ag. Eco. Pearland Age 22, Class ' 65, Freshman Ag. Society, 12th Man Bowl, Ag. Eco. Club, Vice Pres., Apartment Council Parliamentarian, Student Ag Council, Alpha Zeta, D.S., Intramurals. BENNETT JR., VIROIL O ' NEAL N eal Aero. Engr. Freeport Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Tau, Secy. ' 64- ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, AmericaYi Institute Astronautics and Aeronautics, (AIAA). BENSON, FRED CHARLES “Fred C.E. Bryan Age 22, Class ' 65, ASCE, Tau Beta Pi Treasurer, Chi Epsilon, Scona X Delegate, A M Leadership Training Program, Houston Cultural Trip. BENSON JR., JAMES ROBERT Jim Accounting Nacogdoches Age 22, Class ' 65, Fish Football, Varsity Redshirt, Student Senate, 12th Man Bowl Comm., Civ. Stu. Coun. Vice Pres., Civ. Yell Leader, Semper Fidelis Soc., D.S., Twelfth Man Bowl, Who ' s Who Selection Comm., Aggie Sweetheart Selec¬ tion Comm., Bonfire Comm.—Coordinator. BENTON, GEORGE LEA Arco. New Orleans, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, Association of General Contractors, New Orleans HTC-- Officer ' 62, ' 63, ' 64, Best Drilled Freshman—Company D-2, Newman Club, American Ordinance Assoc. BERGOON, RONALD DEAN Finance Age 21, Class ' 65, Finance Society, Insurance Society, Fish Baseball. BERRY, BILLY E. Dairy Science Age 26, Class ' 65. BERTILLION, LELAND RALPH Ch.E. Age 22, Class ' 65, A.I.Ch.E. BETZ JR., ROSCOE Sco C.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Dallas HTC, Newman Club, American Society of Civil Engineers, Ordinance Society. BICKHAM, JOHN A. P.E. Van Vleck Age 22, Class ' 65. BIELFELDT, JAMES KARL Jim A.H. Mason Age 22, Class ' 64. Ronnie Dallas Bill Granbury Lee Dallas Seniors BITAR, JOSE J. Hosey Agronomy Bogota, Columbia, S.A. Age 22, Class ' 65, Fencing Club Pres., A M Varsity Fencing Team Captain, New¬ man Club, Agronomy Society, Cotton Ball Comm., SAME, American Ordinance Association. BLACKWELL, FREDDIE J. A.H. Abilene Age 22, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club. BLACKWELL, THOMAS M. Mike History Weslaco Texas Aggie Band, History Club, Fencing Club, English Society, Student National Education Association, Platoon Leader Maroon Band. BLANKENSHIP, JAMES WILLIAM Jim Microbiology LaGrange Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Drum Bugle Corps, Election Commission ' 61- ' 63. BLOOMER III, HENRY PIERCE Hank Architecture Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Players, Design Student Society. BOEHCK, RICHARD R. Richie Ind. Dist. Houston Age 22, Class ' 65. BOEHM, WILLIAM STEVE Wildlife Mngt. Marshall Age 22, Class ' 65, Fish Game Club. BOELTE II, JOHN E. Johnny E.E. New Orleans, La. Age 22, Class ' 64, IEEE, Freshman Engr. Society, South Louisiana HTC—Social Chairman ' 64-65, Vice Pres. ' 62- ' 63, Newman Club. BOGART, DANNY MORRIS Bogie Business Management Smithville Age 21, Class ' 65, Society for Advancement of Management. BOLES, JAMES DALE Jim Meterology Center Age 21, Class ' 65, Distinguished A.F. Cadet, American Meteorological Society, D.S., Reserve Officers Association Award, Shelby-Doches HTC, American Ord¬ inance Assn., Young Republicans. BOLLINGER, LEE STEPHEN Lee Ag. Eco. Brookshire Age 21, Class ' 65, Who ' s Who, Outstanding Soph, in College of Agriculture, Out¬ standing Jr. in College of Agriculture, Scona VII, VIII, IX, and X—Chrm. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta—Chronicler, D.S., Agriculturist Staff, Agricultural Eco. Club, Newman Club, Fresh. Agr. Soc., Fish Camp, Valedictory Schol., Sears-Roebuck Foundation Schol., Danforth Fresh. Leadership Training Schol., Danforth Summer Schol. for Agr. Srs., Schol. Off.—Sqdn. 6. BOLTON, BEN WALTER Ben Physics Greenville 412 Age 26, Class ' 60, Physics Club, Russian Club, IEEE. Ted, Frank, and Rodney leading a midnight yell practice. Seniors BONE JR., JAMES ROBERT Jim Range Mgt. Addicks Age 21, Class ' 64, American Society of Range Management, Range Forestry Club. BORG, DAVID ALAN E.E. Corsicana Age 21, Class ' 65, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, Navarro HTC, D.S. BORING III, EMORY P. Entomology Longview Age 22, Class ' 65, Entomology Club—Reporter. BORMANN JR., ALVIN PAUL B.A. (Finance) Brenham Age 25, Class ' 66, Finance Society—Parliamentarian, Unity of the Brethren—Vice President. BORNEFELD, BRUCE KENISON Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Finance Society, Insurance Society, D.S., Water Polo and Swimming. BOUNDS, GARRY LELDON Vet. Med. Gunter Age 23, Class ' 65, AVMA—Vice President. BOURGEOIS, JAMES EARL Jim Finance New Braunfels Age 21, Class ' 65, Cadet Col. 3rd Brigade Comm.. Ross Vol. Comm., Who ' s Who, Outstanding R.V. Junior, Houston Chamber of Commerce Award, Arts Sciences Coun. Pres., D.M.S., D.S., Pres.—Cadet Court, Honor Coun., R.V. Firing Squad, MSC Leadership Conf. BOURNE, CECIL M. Pre Med. (Zoology) Marquez Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre. Med.-Pre. Dent. Society, Ross Volunteer, Sbisa Mess Hall—Headwaiter, Arts and Sciences Council. BOWERS, JOE Accounting Wichita Falls Age 21, Class ' 65, Wichita Falls HTC, Music Committee, Accounting Society, Head Waiter. BOWLES III, JOE A.. Management Austin Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Town Hall Staff. BOWLING, FLOYD AVON M.E. White Oak Age 21, Class ' 65. BOX, JOHN WALTER Mathematics Thorndale Age 21, Class ' 65, Math Club, Young Democrats, 4 Semester D.S. BOY, ERNEST ANDRES Andy E.E. Bogota, Columbia Age 20, Class ' 65, Swimming Team, Great Issues Sel. Comm. Chrm, Pan American Week Comm., H.K.N., IEEE, Milner Floor Rep., Co-Chrm. Pan American Club Activities Comm., Scona Del. ' 64, Leadership Conf. ' 64. BOYD, ROBERT CARGILL Bobby Vet. Med. Willis Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre Vet Society, A.V.M.A., Freshman Vet Class—Secretary, Southwestern Veterinarian Staff. BRADEN, EDWARD JOHN Animal Husbandry Age 22, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, Dorm Council—Secretary. Ed El Campo BRANDT, MELVYN ERNEST Buddy Vet. Med. Texas City Age 22, Class ' 65. BRANNEN, HARVEY S. Vet. Med. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, AVMA. BRATTON, GERALD ROY Vet. Med. Mason Age 22, Class ' 65, Phi Kappa Phi, AVAAA. BRAY, JAMES HENRY Vet. Med. Arlington Age 21, Class ' 65. BREWSTER, CHARLES H. Chuck Ind. Engr. Midland Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Pi Mu—Vice President, Student Engineers Council, Midland HTC—President, D.S. BRIGGS, ARTHUR F. Art History San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., San Antonio HTC. ► Seniors BRITTAN, CHARLES LAURY Chuck M.E. Arlington Age 21, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Sqd. Commander. BROOKINS, MICHAEL LEE Mike M.E. Silsbee Age 22, Class ' 64, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society of Auto¬ motive Engineers. BROOKS, JOHN M. Marketing Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, MSC Camera Committee. Froggie Dallas BROTHERTON, JOHN R. P.E. Mineola Age 22, Class ' 65, Football—varsity ' 62, ' 63, ' 64, Health P.E. Club—President, Hon. Mention S.W.C. ' 63, 2nd Team S.W.C. ' 64, Blue-Gray Football Classic. BROUSSARD, GORDON GAYLE Chemistry Winnie Age 21, Class ' 65, Freshman Election Commission. BROWN, CLIFFORD L. Buster Geology Corsicana Age 22, Class ' 65, Student Engineers Council, Geological Society. BROWN, JAMES EDMOND Jim Mathematics Donna Age 23, Class ' 65. BROWN, RICHARD EMMETT Rick Aero. Engr. Ft. Atkinson, Wis. Age 21, Class ' 65, Skydiving Club, Judo Club, Best Drilled Sophomore, AIAA. BROWN, ROBERT ALLAN Chemistry Lake Jackson Age 22, Class ' 64, Chemistry Club, American Chemical Society. BROWN, SIDNEY PRESTON Sid E.E. Dublin Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, IEEE, American Ordnance Association—Vice President. BRYSON III, BERNARD GLENN Ch.E. Hurst Age 22, Class ' 65, A.I.Ch.E., Canterbury Association, Circle K. BUCKELLEW, WILLIAM ROSCOE Spider English Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Vol., Bugle Rank—Band, Cadet Chap., Opr. Sgt.—Comb. Band, D.M.S., Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Stu. Senate, Election Comm., D.S., Honor Coun., Arts Sciences Coun., English Society—Sec. Seniors BUHLER, HERMAN COYLE M.E. Brownwood Age 21, Class ' 65, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Trane Award, D.S., American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society of Automotive Engineers, Pecan Valley HTC. BULLOCK, EDDIE D. Buddy Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Town Hall, Finance Society, Great Issues, Houston HTC, Chairman Space Fiesta ' 65, Apartment Council. BULLOCK III, ROBERT LEE Bob Education Houston Age 22, Class ' 65. BURKE, ADVIA JOHN Architecture Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, A.G.C., Houston HTC. BURKHALTER, KENNETH R. Education Pasadena Age 22, Class ' 65, Pre Vet Club, Education Club, Pasadena HTC. BURNS, HENRY TAYLOR Ag. Eco. Utopia BURNS, JR., JAMES M. Jim Physics Beeville Age 20, Class ' 65, Fresh. Eng. Society, Soph. Class—Sec.-Treas., Election Comm., Scona VII, III, IX, X, Bowling Comm., Physics Club, San-Re-Bee HTC, TASCA— Treas., D.S., MNSF Undergraduate Research Asst. BURR JR., HIRAM HALE Economics Vidor Age 21, Class ' 65, Deputy Corps Cmdr., Air Division Cmdr. Sr. Class Pres., Stu. Senate, Election Comm., Aggie Sweetheart Sel. Comm., Supply Sgt.—Corps Staff, Distinguished A.F. ROTC Cadet, Orange HTC, Russian Club, Houston C. of C. Award, D.A.R. Award, Town Hall Staff, Ross Vol., Color Guard, Firing Squad, Vice-Commandants Award. BUSH, JOHN GARY M.E. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Athletic Officer Sgt. Sqd. 5, ASME, Twelfth Man Bowl Basketball, General Moore Award Winner, The Wireman. BUTTRILL, GERALD HENRY Jerry Accounting Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S. Outstanding Soph. Co. E-2, Polaris Coun., Intramural Mgr., Ross Vol., Exec. Off. Co. E-2, Schol. Sgt. Co. S-2, 1st Platoon Leader Ross Vol., Beaumont HTC, Accounting Society. BYRD, HAROLD DWIGHT Ind. Engr. Simms Age 22, Class ' 65, AIIE, Texarkana HTC. BYRD, RONALD RHEA Ronny M.E. Waco Age 22, Class ' 65, Varsity Baseball. T. Association, ASME. Seniors CAFFEY, GARRY E. E.E. M neo a Age 22, Class ' 65, IEEE, CAIN, GEORGE EUGENE Gene Aero, Engr. McGregor Age 21, Class ' 65, AIAA, Dorm Chaplain, Dorm Council, BSU Council, State BSU Chairman. CALDWELL, THOMAS WILLIAM Tom Range Mngt. San Antonio Age 26, Class ' 65, Range Forestry Club, American Society of Range Manage¬ ment. CALLAHAN, FRANCIS TERRY Animal Husbandry Hugo, Colo. Age 21, Class ' 65, Scona VIII, IX, Rodeo Club, Saddle Sirloin Club, Intramurals Manager, AOA, Pre Vet. CAMPBELL, BARRY M. C.E. Schertz Age 21, Class ' 65, AGC, AISC, Exec. Officer—Sqd. 7. CANDELARIA, FRANK Marketing El Paso Age 22, Class ' 64, Marketing Society, Newman Club, Best Drilled Freshman, Guideon Bearer Co. G-2 ' 61. CANUP, DAVID HENRY M.E. Dave Rockwall Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME. CARDWELL, THOMAS A. Tom Management Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Comm. Off. Sqd. 7, Ross Vol., Firing Squad, Vice-Pres. Man¬ agement Society, Arts Science Coun.—Vice Pres., Ins. Society, Dallas HTC, D.M.S., Cadet Court A , Soph. Intramural Mgr., Charter Member Society for Advancement of Management—Univ. Div. CAREY, GARY ROLAND Ind. Engr. Houston Age 24, Class ' 63, Chairman MSC Bridge Committee, AIIE—Treasurer, Alpha Pi Mu, D.S., Freshman Swimming Team. CARLTON, FREDDY WAYNE Education Corpus Christi Age 22, Class ' 65, Hart Hall Dorm Council, College Baseball World Series, T Association, Baseball Letterman. CARPENTER, JIMMIE NEAL M.E. Lindale Age 22, Class ' 64. CARTER, DONALD DARRELL Don Age 21, Class ' 65, Apt. Coun.—Pres., ' 65—Vice Pres. ' 64, Parliamentarian—Civ. Stu. Coun., Dorm President ' s Coun., Mktg. Society, Arts Sciences Coun., Milner I Hall Dorm Coun., D.S. CASSIDY, DONALD DUANE Cass E-E. Webster Age 27, Class ' 59, IEEE. CASTANEDA, JOSE ANTONIO C.E. Port Arthur Age 25, Class ' 64, ASCE. CASTELLANOS, MARTIN M. Ind. Tech. Ozon, Age 23, Class ' 65, Newman Club, General Moore Unit, Outstanding Infantry Unit Outstanding Engineering Unit, Freshman Engineering Society. CASTILLO, JULIO CESAR Agronomy Leon-Nicaragua C.A. Age 21, Class ' 65, Soil Conservation Society, Agronomy Society, Pan American Club. CATALLNA, PETE ANTHONY Accounting Bryan Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society. CATALINA, PETE ANTHONY Cat Animal Husbandry Bryan Age 22, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, Kimbrough Memorial Scholarship, Brazos County A M Club Scholarship. CATCHINGS, RONALD C. Ronnie C.E. Liberty Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE—Treasurer ' 64, Lower Trinity Valley HTC, Alpha Phi Omega. CATCHINGS JR.,THOMAS Ag. Ed. Katy Age 21, Class ' 65, Collegiate FFA. CATES, BILL FRANK Management Groveton Age 22, Class ' 65, Big Thicket HTC, Flying Kadets, Society for Advancement of Management. ► Seniors CATHEY, JAMES ROBERT Jim Ag. Ed. Dublin Age 22, Class ' 64, Future Farmers of America, Sentinel of FFA ' 64, Soil Conser¬ vation Society, Student Education Club. CATHEY, JIMMIE JOE E.E. Elm Mott Age 23, Class ' 65. CAUTHRON, DAVID LEE E.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, IEEE. CHANEY, ERNEST WILLIAM C.E. Age 22, Class ' 65, Chi Epsilon—Sec., ASCE—Pari., Tau Beta Pi, Great Issues Comm., Scholastic Corp. and Scholastic Sgt.—Sqdn. Award Schol., Black-Broiller Schol. CHAPPELLE, RAY J. Management Age 21, Class ' 65, Sons of Service Club, American Ordnance Association, Insurance Club, Management Club, Intramural Manager, Alpha Delta Sigma. CHENOWETH, ROBERT DWIGHT Ag. Engr. Age 21, Class ' 65, ASAE. CHILTON, HAROLD WAYNE Ponchus Ag. Ed. Hamilton Age 21, Class ' 65, FFA, NUATA. CHUPIK, STEPHEN EVERETT Education Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Waco-McLennan County HTC—President, Judo Club—President, Student National Education Association, Semper Fidelis Society. CLARKE, GEORGE W. Business Management Lake Charles, La. Age 22, Class ' 64, Wayfarers —Aggie Talent Show, Intercollegiate Talent Show. CLAY, ALBERT W. Al Accounting Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Vol., R.V. Active Sr., MSC Coun., Executive Comm.— MSC, D.M.S, D.S, Fish Yell Leader, Cadet Court, Scona IX, R.V Firing Squad. CLIFTON, DAVID SHERMAN Dave E.E. Valley View Age 21, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi—Pres., Stu. Eng. Coun.—Pres., Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, IEEE, Who ' s Who, D.S., Scholastic Off., Platoon Leader. COBLER, RICHARD GRAY M.E. Ind. Engr. Waelder Age 22, Class ' 64, Dorm Master Hart Hall, Opportunity Award Schol., Alpha Phi Omega, ASME, SAE, AIIE, Dorm Masters Club—President, Head Waiter—Sbisa Dining Hall, Hart Hall Dorm Coun., Asst. Athletic Off. Univac Utopia Phi Eta Sigma, 3, Opportunity Springfield, Va. COFFEY, JON RANDALL Finance Brownwood Age 22, Class ' 64. CONN, GERALD ROBERT Jerry Accounting Alice Age 21, Class 65. CONNER, HOWARD SCOT Ch.E. Scot ' Age 21, Class ' 65, El Paso HTC—President, Tau Beta Pi. CONNER, JAMES CARL Ag. Ed. Seymour Age 22, Class ' 65, Collegiate FFA—Reporter, Soil Water Conservation Society, Newman Club. CONNER, JAMES RICHARD Rich ard Agronomy Evant Age 22, Class ' 64, Fresh. Ag. Society, Soil Conservation Club, Alpha Zeta, Agron¬ omy Society—Vice Pres. Treas., Talent Comm.—Chrm., Outstanding Jr. in Ag¬ ronomy, Luther G. Jones Schol., Who ' s Who, D.S. COOK, HAROLD EDWIN Chink M.E. Fort Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Band, Fort Worth HTC. COOK, ROBERT LEE Bob Wildlife Mgt. May Age 21, Class ' 65, Game Fish Club, TSTA, NEA. COOPER, SCOTT EDWIN Ind. Tech. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65. COREIL, VINCENT DALE Vince Ind. Ed. Mansura, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, Louisiana HTC, Engineering Council, Industrial Education Society—President, Bonfire Safety Committee—Chairman. Seniors CORMAN, WAYNE LEE Ag. Eco. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club, Rodeo Club. CORSE, ARTHUR RICE Vet. Med. Age 26, Class ' 64, AVMA. CORTEZ, ROLAND LUIS Architecture Age 22, Class ' 67. COSBY, MANIORD GAYLE P.E. Age 22, Class ' 65, P.E. Club, AAHPER. COTTERELL, JOHN MOORE M.E. Lissie Sunray San Antonio Buddy Arp Johnny Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Sqd. 3—Exec. Off., ASME—President, Student Engineering Council ' 63- ' 65, AOA, Freshman Engineering Society, Supply Sgt. Sqd. 3. COUGER, KENNETH W. Ken Ind. Ed. Bryan Age 25, Class ' 61, D.S., Ind. Ed. Society, American Foundrymen ' s Society, Freshman Rifle Team, Varsity Rifle Team. COX, FRANK WALLACE Scooter Management New Boston Age 21, Class ' 65, Head Yell Leader, Jr. Yell Leader, Lt. Col. Corps Staff, Ross Vol., 1st Sgt. Sqd. 2, Outstanding Soph., Best Drilled Fish, Sr. Class Off., Stu. Senate Hon. Mem. of T Assn., Head of Bonfire, Polaris Coun., SEC Sportsman¬ ship Comm., Honor Coun., Exchange Advisory Comm., Scona VII, Management Soc., Insurance Soc., Vice Commandant ' s Award, Campus Chest Comm., A.F. Sweetheart Sel. Comm., Aggie Sweetheart Comm., Texarkana HTC—Pres., Coun. for Religious Emphasis Week, 805th Air Div. Staff. CRACKNELL, RAY WM. Butch M.E. San Antonio Age 25, Class ' 65, ASME, ASM. CRAMER, DANIEL JAMES Danny Accounting Alamo Age 21, Class ' 65, Rio Grande Valley HTC, Intramural Manager. CRIDER, JERRY JEROME Chig Sociology Marble Falls Age 21, Class ' 65, Swimming Team, Water Polo Team, Sociology Club, Highland Lakes HTC—President. CROSBIE, JAMES MORTON Jim Vet. Med. New Orleans, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, Student Chapter AVMA, Southeast Louisiana HTC. CROSBr, RICHARD JAY Rich Finance-Accounting Pittsburgh, Pa. Age 22, Class ' 64, Finance Club, Accounting Society, Insurance Society, Dorm Coun., Athletic Off., Ramp Representative, Dorm. Award, Wrestling Team, Judo Club—Brown Belt, MSC Bowling Comm., MSC Bridge Comm., Yankee HTC, Fresh. 418 Agr. Society, Horticulture Club. CROW, JAMES DENNY Crow Ag. Ed. Nolanville Age 22, Class ' 65, Collegiate Future Farmers Of America. CSAGOLY, ANDRAS JENO Andy Zoology Wichita Falls Age 22, Class ' 65, Cadet Court, Rifle Team, Pistol Team—Captain, Gymnastics Team, Pre-Med Society. CUELLAR, JAIME The Bishop Animal Husbandry Bogota, Columbia, S.A. Age 22, Class ' 65, D.S., Pan American Club—Secretary, Fencing Club, Dorm Council, SCONA X, Saddle and Sirloin Club. CUSTER, CALVIN DONALD Donnie Marketing Corpus Christi Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Freshman Golf Letter, Corpus Christi FiTC. CUTSHALL, JACK RAYMOND Range Mgt. Lake Jackson Age 26, Class ' 66. CZAR JR„ ALBERT M. Accounting Laredo Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Finance Society, Laredo HTC. DAILEY, JOHN HASKINS M.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65. DAILEY, ROY WAYNE Management Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Management Society, Wrestling, Boxing, Sqd. 8 Football, Texas Real Estate Commission. DANNHAUS, EDWARD A. Ed Ch.E. Brenham Age 22, Class ' 65, A.I.Ch.E., Washington County HTC, LSA. Seniors DARLING, HERMAN BRUCE Accounting Smithville Age 21, Class ' 65, Badminton Team—3 year letterman and Captain. Badminton Club—President and Vice President, Bastrop County HTC—Vice President, Ac¬ counting Society, American Ordnance Association. DAVIS, GRAYSON LEE G. L. Marketing Belton Age 21, Class ' 65, Bell County HTC, Marketing Society, Army Flight. DAVIS, GRAYUM LLOYD M.E. Jacksonville Age 21, Class ' 65. DAVIS, LOREN ENGENE Old Man Ind. Engr. San Antonio Age 27, Class ' 62, AIIE, Basketball Intramurals, D.S. DAVIS, PAUL LITTLE English Brackettville Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Tau Delta, D.S., D.M.S. DEEN, WALLACE ALVA Vet. Med. Alexandria, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, AVMA, South Louisiana HTC. !U SHOULD: J ’■ AS A STUDENT: 419 DEES II, ALLAN WILLIAM Skip E.E. Kaufman Age 22, Class ' 64, Walton Dorm Council—Vice Pres ' dent, Reporter, Ramp Representative, YMCA Cabinet, Fish Camp—Counselor, IEEE, SAME. DENDY, CHARLES S. Sandy Mathematics Monahans Age 23, Class ' 64, Aggie Band, Education Club, Math Club, Odessa HTC, IEEE. AIEE, Talent Committee, Radio Committee, Travel Committee. DENNISON, JACK ARNOLD E.E. Waller Age 29, Class ' 65, IEEE. DePASQUAL JR., JOSEPH ALBERT Joe English Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., Cadet Maj., Supply Off., 3rd Brigade Staff, Color Bearer, R. D. Hinton Award, English Soc.—Pres. ' 65, Hand Ball Team, Hand Ball Club- Vice Pres. ' 65. Pre-Med, Pre-Dent Soc., Mktg. Soc., Contemporary Arts Comm.— Chrm., Arts Sciences Coun., Dallas HTC, Newman Club, Fresh. Track Team. DESSERT JR., KENNETH O ' RIELLY Kenny Aero Engr. Randolph A.F.B. Age 22, Class ' 65, IAS, Newman Club, Intramural Wrestling, Judo Club, Sons of Servicemen ' s Club, AIAA, Outstanding Fresh. Outstanding Soph. Sqd. 11, Out¬ standing Soph. 3rd Group. DEUTSCH, RANDALL GARY Randy Entomology Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Christian Science Organization, President YMCA. deVILLENEUVE, ALLAN R. Frenchy Pre. Med. Hurst Age 21, Class ' 65, Band, Drum Bugle Corps, Pre Med Society, YMCA Camp Counselor, D.S. DEVINE JR., ROBERT P. Fat Bob Accounting Corpus Christi Age 21, Class ' 65, Corpus Christi HTC, Accounting Society, Young Republicans, W.O.C., Best All Around—Athletic Officer, Company F-2, D.S. DEVOLITES, PHILIP JOHN Phil Mathematics Ft. Sam Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., SAR Award, Outstanding Jr. 3rd Group, Vice-Command¬ ant ' s Award—Webb AFB, Cadet of Camp—Webb AFB, SCONA X Del., SCONA VII, VIII—Comm., Polaris Coun., Sons of Service Club, Cadet Maj.—3rd group Scholastic Off., 1st Sgt. Sqdn. 11, T Sgt. Supply—3rd Group, Cadet Corp. Sqdn. 11. Seniors : _ ■ DICKIE, TED M. Ag. fco. Gatesville Age 21, Class ' 65, Freshman Agricultural Society, Ag. Eco. Club. DINGLEY, DONALD DALE Zoology Age 21, Class ' 65, Grayson County HTC—Secretary-Treasurer ' 63- ' 64, ' 65, D.S. DOBYNS, ALAN LEE Aero. Engr. Age 21, Class ' 65, Pecan Valley HTC. Dale Sherman —President Al Zephyr DODSON, DAVID BARNARD Nardie Ag. Eco. Corpus Christi Age 23, Class ' 63, Alpha Zeta, Singing Cadets, Ag. Eco. Club, Aggie Band ' 59. DODSON, HENRY WAYNE Ag. Eco. Coleman Age 22, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club, Alpha Zeta. DOLLINS JR., JAMES GOODE Jim Dairy Manufacturing Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Alpha Zeta Dairy Science Club—Vice President, Waco HTC— Vice President, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, Dairy Products Team, Virginia Dare Award. DORN, RICHARD CONRAD Business Mgt. Woodsboro Age 22, Class ' 65, Society for the Advancement of Management, Press Club, Supply Officer. DOUGHERTY, JOHN C. J. C. Marketing El Paso Age 22, Class ' 65, Society of American Military Engineers, American Ordnance Association, Sons of Service Club. DOUGLASS JR., MILTON EUGENE Gene Government Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Tex. Aggie Band, Advanced ROTC—1st Lt., Mktg. Soc., Young Rep. Club, Talent Comm., Amer. Ord. Society, Amer. Quartermaster Soc., Drum Bugle Corps, Fourth Brigade. DRABEK, JAMES BUFORD C.E. Age 22, Class ' 64, ASCE, Shiner HTC. DRAEMER, JOHN BENNETT Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65. DUELM, AUBREY JAMES E.E. 420 9 e 21, Class ' 65, D S.—4 semesters, Tau Beta Pi, IEEE. J. B. Shiner Huffman LeVernia Students get a talk by an Army Aviation pilot. Dr. Lyons is only one of the doctors who spent many hours giving shots for Spinal Meningitis. Seniors DULIN JR., EDWIN ROWLEY Ed Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Finance Society, Intramural Mgr., Color Guard ' 63- ' 64, Platoon Leader—Co. E-2, Houston HTC—Vice President, Insurance Society. DUNHAM, JAMES LESTER Jim Animal Husbandry Luting Age 22, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club. DUPLISSERY, GARY RANDAL Sparrow History Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Host for Town Hall Staff, Commanding Officer First Group Staff, Student Conference on National Affairs IX, Baytown HTC, History Club, Cadet Court A. DURBIN, JAMES PAUL Jim Finance Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Insurance Society, Fish Yell Leader, National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Award. DUTY, DOUGLAS WAYNE Entomology Eddy Age 21, Class ' 65, Entomology Club—Vice President, Eddy HTC—Social Chairman. ECCLES, ROY JOE Accounting Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., Accounting Society—Junior Representative, Arts and Sciences Council—President, Baytown HTC. EDDLEMAN, EARL GENE Management Pasadena Age 21, Class ' 65, Pasadena HTC. EDER, ALAN JAMES Guapachoso Animal Husbandry Cali, Valle, Colombia, S.A. Age 22, Class ' 65, National Science Foundation Undergraduate Research Partici¬ pant, Borden Foundation Agricultural Scholarship Award, Saddle Sirloin Club, Pan-American Club, Freshman Agricultural Society. EDGINGTON, LARRY E. Business Administration San Angelo Age 22, Class ' 65. EGGLESTON, EDWARD MINOT Ed E.E. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE. ELLIOTT, RAY DEAN Finance McGregor Age 22, Class ' 65, Intramural Mgr., Apartment Council, Finance Society. ELWELL, ROBERT EDGAR Bob Accounting Ft. Worth Age 23, Class ' 63, Best Drilled Freshman, Intramural Manager, Intramural Bowl¬ ing, Accounting Society, T. W. Leland Award, Civilian Student Council. Some immature students painted one of the buildings in the form of a protest. Seniors EMERSON, CLIFTON ALEXANDER Cliff Animal Husbandry Whitewright Age 21, Class ' 65, YMCA Freshman Camp Chairman, YMCA Student Cabinet, Chaplain 3rd Bgd., Honor Council. ENGLE, LAIRD ALFRED Chemistry Age 22, Class ' 65. ERONIMOUS, ROBERT M. Architecture Age 29, Class ' 65, Design Student Society, ASABAB. Temple Bob Liberty, N.Y. ESTRADA, EDUARDO Animal Husbandry Liberia, Costa Rica Age 22, Class ' 65. EVANS JR., LYNN AUGUSTUS Accounting Corpus Christi Age 21, Class ' 65, Apartment Council, Accounting Society, Corpus Christi HTC, Young Republicans. EVERS, GERALD WAYNE Agronomy Fredericksburg Age 21, Class ' 65, Alpha Zeta, Agronomy Society, Soil Conservation Society, Hill Country HTC. FANN, RONALD LOUIS Ron Journalism Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Editor, The Battalion, Sigma Delta Chi, SCONA VII, VIII, IX, SAM-J ' s. FARRIER, ROBERT CLEM Bob Physics Dallas Age 20, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma. FAULK, DANNY JOE E.E. Center Age 21, Class ' 65, Eta Kappa Nu, Ta Beta Pi, Freshman Engineer Society, Bad¬ minton Team, IEEE. FAZZINO, JOHNNY JOSEPH Fuzz Accounting Bryan Age 23, Class ' 64, Accounting Society. FEIGHNY, MICHAEL LOUIS Mike History Borger Age 21, Class ' 65, History Club, Student NEA, Platoon Leader—Co. D-2. FELKNER, JAMES LESLIE Ind. Tech. Ind. Dis. Vineyard 422 Age 23, Class ' 65, SAME, ASCE, Ind. Ed. Club—Social Chairman. FERGUSON, JAY ROWLAND English Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, 2 Varsity letters in Golf, Dorm 15 President, D.S., D.M.S. FERGUSON, ROBERT LEON Bob History Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, History Club, Athletic Officer—D-2. FIEDLER, LLOYD N. Entomology New Braunfels Age 21, Class ' 65, Entomology Club, Cen-Tex HTC—Vice President. FIEGEL, JOHN LELAND Management Albany, Ga. Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Freshman Engineering Society, Society for the Advancement of Management, Insurance Society, SOS, Apollo Club, Color Guard, Ross Volunteers, Executive Officer—Second Wing. FILLINGER, THOMAS JOSEPH Tom Wildlife Mgt. D ' Hanis Age 24, Class ' 65. FINE III, THOMAS MORGAN Tommy Psychology Brownwood Age 21, Class ' 65, Best Drilled Sophomore, Ross Volunteers, Platoon Sgt., Permanent Firing Squad, Town Hall Staff, Handball Team, P.C. Semper Fidelis Society, Brownwood HTC. FINKBINER, TERRY C. Fink Finance Galveston Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Galveston HTC, Pre Law Society, Finance Insuran ce Society. FINKELSTEIN, MOSHE Aero. Engr. Ramat-Gan, Israel Age 21, Class ' 65, IAS, AIAA, U.N., Soccer Clubs, Wrestling Club—President, B ' nai B ' rith Hiller Foundation Club—President. FINN JR., JAMES W. Jim Aero. Engr. Galveston Age 22, Class ' 65, Band ' bl- ' bS, Galveston Island HTC, Student Chapter AIAA. Seniors FISHER, JOE HENRY C.E. San Leon Age 20, Class ' 65, D.S., Ross Volunteers, AOA, A.I.Ch.E., Freshman Engr. Society, Bay Area HTC, Phi Eta Sigma. FISHER, ROY JOE Accounting El Campo Age 21, Class ' 66. FITCH, JACK ARTHUR Ag. Eco. Cleveland Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club, Cleveland HTC, Intramurals. FLATT, CURTIS A. Ind. Tech. Waco Age 27, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Society for Advancement of Management, American Foundrymen ' s Society. FLORENCE, RONALD C. Ronnie Finance Kingsville Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Insurance Society, Finance Society—Publicity Chairman, Best Drilled Freshman. FLORES JR., RAUL Hitty Arch. Const. Laredo Age 21, Class ' 66, Laredo HTC—Vice President, Pan American Club. FLORES, WILLIE RAMIREZ Ind. Ed. Texas City Age 27, Class ' 65. FORGENG, THOMAS J. Tom Zoology Philadelphia, Pa. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Swimming Team, Town Hall Staff, Gamma Delta Church Club. FORREST, BLAKE FREDERIC Rick Finance Mexia Age 21, Class ' 65, Intramurals Aggieland Staff ' 61- ' 63. FORREST, FREDDIE G. Psychology Huntington Age 22, Class ' 65, Student Psychological Assoc.—Vice President, General Moore Award, AOA, SAME. FORREST, NATHAN KELLY Ag. Eco. Gatesville Age 22, Class ' 65, D.S., Ag. Eco. Club, Range Forestry Club, Collegiate Plant Identification Team, Censor of Alpha Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi, Outstanding Junior in College of Agriculture, Bankers ' School Award, Student Ag. Council—Chairman. FOSTER, MORRIS EDWIN M.E. Salado Age 21, Class ' 65, Chemstrand Scholarship, Bell County Scholarship, Pi Tau Sigma—President, D.S. FOX, JAMES DAVID Dave Animal Science Mart Age 21, Class ' 65, Apollo Club, Ross Vol., Athletic Sgt. Corps Staff, Supply Off. Corps Staff, Town Hall Staff, Fresh. Agr. Society, Polaris Council, Leadership Conf.—Chrm., Scona VII VIII, D.S., Distinguished Air Science Stu., Alpha Zeta, Scona of American Revolution Award. FRANK, JOHN CARTER Carter Accounting Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, D.S., 1st Sgt. Co. F-2. C.O. Co. F-2. FRANKLIN, DAVID ALLEN Dave Business Mgt. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, First Wing Commander, Ross Volunteers, Town Hall Staff, Distinguished Air Student, Houston C. of C. Military Affairs Committee Award. FRANKLIN, KENNETH JOE Kenny P.E. San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 65, Physicial Education Club, Intramural Mgr., Apartment Council. FRASER, JOHN WALL Geological Engr. Grapevine Age 24, Class ' 63, Aggie Band, Geological Society, Camera Club. FREDERICK, RALPH ARTHUR Fred E.E. Copperas Cove Age 40, Class ' 66. FRIED, ALBERT ROBERT Al Chemistry Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Chemistry Club, Bowling Committee, Brazoria County HTC. FROSCH, ELDOR ARTHUR Art Vet. Med. Lincoln Age 22, Class ' 65, Opportunity Award Scholarship, AVMA. FUCHS, JAMES ALLAN Jim Plant Science Rowena Age 21, Class ' 65, D.M.S., D.S., Sons of American Revolution Award for 1st Battalion, King Cotton, Agronomy Club, Newman Club, Alpha Zeta, San Angelo- West Texas HTC—Vice President. Seniors ■ FURBER, RONALD WAYNE Ronnie Ind. Tech. Johnson City Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Tow n Hall Staff, Skydiving Club. GAGE, ERROL DEAN Dean Vet. Med. San Saba Age 22, Class ' 65, Phi Kappa Phi. Southwestern Staff, AVMA, AVMA Council. GALEY, JOHN H. Ch.E. Colorado City Age 21, Class ' 65, American Institute of Chemical Engineers. GALINDO, SAMUEL M. Sam C.E. Sonora Age 25, Class ' 65, Student ASGE. GAMBRELL, EDWIN F. Buddy Marketing Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Newman Club, Intramural Athletics Mgr. GARCIA, ANASTASIO Charlie C.E. Tampico, Mexico Age 21, Class ' 65, Newman Club, Pan American Club, American Society of Civil Engineers, A.G.C., Laredo HTC. GARCIA JR., DELFINO Ind. Engr.—Marketing Nuevo Laredo, Mexico Age 22, Class ' 64, Marketing Society, Laredo HTC, Pan American Club. GARCIA, ENRIQUE MANLIO Pet. E. Nuevo Laredo, Mexico Age 22, Class ' 65, Petroleum Engineering Club, AIME, Laredo HTC, Pan Ameri¬ can Club, D.S. GARCIA, JESUS C.E. Eagle Pass Age 22, Class ' 65, White Band, American Ordnance Association, Puryear Dorm Council, Eagle Pass HTC, American Society of Civil Engineers. GARCIA, MARIO NARRO History Harlingen Age 24, Class ' 65. GARNER, DANIELS SCOATES Danny Ind. Tech. College Station Age 22, Class ' 65, Best Drilled Freshman Co. F-3. GARRETT, KENNETH ALTON M.E. Houston Age 25, Class ' 65. D.S., ASM. 424 One of the latest fads, hall surfing. ► Seniors GARZA, ALBERTO Beto C-E- Laredo Age 22, Class ' 65, ASCE, Laredo HTC GENT, TERRENCE ROY Terry Architecture Richardson Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S.M., D.S. GEORGE, RAYMOND OSBORN Ray History Harlingen Age 21, Class ' 65, History Club, Town Hall, Cad. Court, Intramural Manager. GEORGE, RONALD H. Ag. Ed. Age 21, Class ' 65 GEORGE, JIMMY D. C.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Dill Team, ASCE, Outstanding Aggieland Staff, Commanding Off. 3rd Bn., D.S. Ronnie Stanton Jim Ft. Worth Freshman 2nd Brigade, GERBERT, JOSHUA Josh Zoology Galveston Age 22, Class ' 65, Pre Med-Pre Dent Club, Hillel Club-Vice President, Dorm Coun., Galveston HTC, D.S. GERMAN, DONN LYNN E.E. Brownwood Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Fresh. Eng., Stu. Senate, Pecan Valley HTS— Pres., IEEE, SAME, Alpha Phi Omega, Talent Comm. GERMANY, JESSE R. Ray E.E. Waco Age 24, Class ' 65, Dorm Coun., IEEE. GHORMLEY, ARNOLD B. Ben Ind. Tech. Pasadena Age, 22, Class ' 65, Singing Cad., Industrial Ed. Soc., Law Hall Coun., Law Hall Chap., House Master Walton Hall, Pasadena HTC-Vice Pres. ' 63- ' 64, Pres. ' 65. GIBBONS, WILLIAM EVERETT Bill VI.E. Port Arthur Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME, Co. E-l Exec. Off., Port Arthur HTC-President, Soc. of Am. Mil. Eng., Eng. Staff. GIBSON, PATRICK ARTHUR Pat Aero Eng. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Sigma Gamma Tau-Treas., AIAA, Ross Vol., D.S., D.M.S. GIBSON, WILLIAM. ERNEST Bill C.E. Park Ridge, III. Age 21, Class ' 65, American Soc. of Civil Eng., Ross Vol., Squad Leader, Fresh. Eng. Soc., Fish Track Team, 1st Sgt. C.O. Sqd. 3. Houston GIEGER, DAVID K. E.E. Age 21, Class ' 65. GILBERT, ALLYN T. Ch.E. Age 22, Class ' 64. GILBERT, JOE WILLIAM Range Mgt. Age 21, Class ' 65, Range Forestry Club-Vice President ' 65. Livingston Pampa GILLIAT, ALFRED McDONALD Animal Husbandry Age 22, Class ' 65, Alpha Zeta, Saddle Sirloin Club. GILLIS, DONELSON C. Marketing Age 21, Class ' 65. GILMORE, DONALD EDWIN Ag. Eng. Age 22j Class ' 64, ASAE-Secretary ' 64- ' 65. Mac Boerne Don San Antonio Don Salt Flat GLENEWINKEL, DENNIS R. Finance New Braunfels Age 22, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Finance Society-Treasurer, Insurance Society, Cen-Tex FITC-President, Distinguished Air Force Cadet, D.S. GLENNEY, WALTER S. Sam Zoology San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Social Chairman, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent Society, San Antonio HTC-Secretary, Young Democrats. GLOVER, DAVID W. Finance Abilene Age 21, Class ' 65, Track Team-Captain, Finance Society, T Association. Seniors GLUECK JR., ELLIS EMIL Landscape Architecture Columbus Age 23, Class ' 64, Walton Dorm Council, Landscape Architecture Society, Knights of Columbus. GOERS, ROGER THOMAS Rog E.E. Lake Mills, Wis. Age 24, Class ' 65, IEEE. GOODMAN, JAMES LOUIS Jim Ind. Eng. Reedsbury, Wis. Age 32, Class ' 65, American Institute of Industrial Engineers. GRAHAM, JAMES FRED Fred Zoology Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., D.S.M., Phi Eta Sigma, Pre Med-Pre-Dent Society, Dallas HTC. GRANT, LEE JOSEPH Ind. Eng. San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 64, Fish Drill Team, Frosh Engineering Society, AIIE-Vice Pres., Student Engineers Council-Rep., San Antonio HTC-Pres., Soph. Class Sec.-Treas., Newman Club, SAME. GRAY, DARRELL KIMBROUGH Kim Ch.E. Pasadena Age 22 Class ' 64. GRAY, JR., HOWARD WALTER Wally Ind. Tech. Wichita Falls Age 21, Class ' 65, Industrial Education Society, Wichita Falls HTC-President. GRAY, JR., JOHN WILLIAM Flistory Austin Age 21, Class ' 65, History Club, Pre Vet Society, Best Drilled Sophomore, Austin HTC, Gymnastics Club. GREEN, RICHARD MICHAEL Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., American Ordnance Association, Houston HTC-President, Young Republicans. GREER JR., MAX MERRILL M.E. Dallas Age 25, Class ' 65, SAE ' 64- ' 65. GREGORY, RAYMOND WESLEY Wes M.E. Sweetwater Age 21, Class ' 65, Freshman Engineering Society, Fish Drill Team, California HTC. GRIFFIN, JAMES EDWIN Jim M.E. Brookshire Age 21, Class ' 65, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Freshman Engineer¬ ing Society. 426 GRIFFITHS, JERRY BERNARD English Houston Age 24, Class ' 62, Singing Cadets, Squadron 8, Best Drilled Freshman, American Meteorological Society, English Society, Canterbury Association. GRUEN, JR., FRANK XAVIER Accounting San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, MSC Radio Committee, Polaris Council, Bowling Committee, San Antonio HTC, Accounting Society, Operation Officer 2nd Group. GUEVARA, ALVARO Chihuahua Agronomy Delicias, Chiah., Mexico Age 20, Class ' 65, Agronomy Society, American Society of Agronomy, Pan American Club, Freshman Agricultural Society, Triangle Society. GUNTER, JAMES HOUSTON Jim Accounting Hope, Ark. Age 21, Class ' 65, Great Issues Committee-Chairman, Senior Intramural Mgr., MSC Directorate, SCONA Executive Committee. GUITERREZ JR., ANIBAL AUGUSTO C.E. Laredo Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE, Laredo HTC. GUZMAN, MANUEL A. Mac Marketing San Juan, Puerto Rico Age 20, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Pan-American Club, Vice President Semper Fidelis Society, Ross Volunteers, Athletic Officer Co. B-l. HAAG, RONALD LEE Ron Wildlife Mgt.-Range Mgt. Arlington Age 22, Class ' 64, Fresh. Ag. Soc., Fish Game Club, Plant Identification Team, Outfit Chaplain, 62, Range Mgt. Club, American Range Soc., Wildlife Soc. HAILE, DANEL GENE Dan Ag. Engineering Hico Age 22, Class ' 65, ASAE-Vice President, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Zeta, Student Ag. Council. HALBERT, DAVID M. Dave Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Sophomore Intramural Manager,• Ross Volunteers, Insurance Society, Finance Society, Executive Officer First Group Staff. ► Seniors HALE, JOSEPH NATHAN Joe Ag. Eng. Clarksville Age 23, Class ' 63, Ag. Eng. Society, Wesley Foundation. HALL, CLAUDE BEVIL Marketing Kirbyville Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society-Program Chairman, Baseball Mgr. Intra¬ mural Athletics, 12th Man Football. HALL, DONALD MARION Don Ind. Dis. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Young Republicans. HALUSKA, JERRY L. Ch.E. Ellinger Age 22, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Tau Beta Pi, A.I.Ch.E., D.S., American Institute of Chemical Engineers. HAMME, CURTIS S. M.E. Weslaco Age 21, Class ' 65, 1st. Wing Color Guard, Scholastic Sgt. Sqd. 5, Rodeo Club. HANCOCK, JAMES LEONARD Jim ' Range Mgt. Dublin Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Wildlife Club, Range Forestry Club, Civilian Dorm Council, D.S. HANHOCK, WILLIAM ROBERT Bill C.E. Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Great Issues, Waco HTC, American Society of Civil Engineering, Baseball (Freshman). HANS, ROBERT LEE Bobby Animal Husbandry Alice Age 21, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, Freshman Ag. Society, 12th Man Bowl. HARAWAY, WILLIAM JOY Budrow Accounting El Paso Age 21, Class ' 65, Town Hall Publicity Chairman, Talent Committee-Publicity Chairman, El Paso HTC-Secretary, Accounting Society, Marketing Society. HARE, CHARLES E. Business Mgt. Houston Age 25, Class ' 65 HARRELL, GARY RANDALL Randy Vet. Med. Albany Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., AVMA. HARRELL JR., JAMES EDMUND Jim Economics McLean, Va. Age 21, Class ' 65, Economics Society, Arts Science Council-Delegate. HARRIS, CLIFF ANDREW E.E. Odessa Age 22, Class ' 65, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Civilian Honor Council. HARRIS, WILLIAM BARTON Bart Wildlife Mgt. Bangs Age 21, Class ' 65, Pecan Valley HTC, Game Fish Club. HARRISON, JAMES FREEMAN Jimmy Physics Yoakum Age 22, Class ' 65, Physics Club, Sigma Pi Sigma, National Physics Honor Society, Secretary Legett Hall Dorm Council. HARRISON, MILTON LEON Meteorology Texarkana Age 21, Class ' 65. HARRISON, WARREN THOMAS Tommy Accounting Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, D.M.S., Houston Chamber of Commerce Award, D.S., Outstand¬ ing Fish and Sophomore, Accounting Society, Pre Law Society, Baytown HTC, Ross Volunteers, Opportunity Award Scholarship, SCONA X Delegate, Cadet Court, B-President. HART, MELBA JOE Accounting Irving Age 21, Class ' 65, Press Club, Red River Valley HTC, Alpha. HARTFIEL, DON ALLAN Architecture Rosenberg Age 24, Class ' 64, D.S., Ft. Bend HTC. HATTAWAY, WILLIAM EARL Bill Wildlife Mgt. Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65. HATZENBOEHLER, CHARLES CARTER Butch Sociology Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, Sociology Club—President, Dallas HTC—Treasurer. ► Smwrs HAWKINS, ENNIS M. Hawk Accounting Naples Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society—Vice President. HAWKINS, HARVEY KENNETH Ken Management San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 65, Civil Air Patrol—Squadron Commander, Pre Law Society. HAWKINS, ROBERT MICHAEL Mike Ch.E. Texas City Age 21, Class ' 65, Bay Area HTC—President, Dorm Council—Vice President, Floor Representative, Civilian Student Council—Representative, A.I.Ch.E. HAY JR., CHALES KENDALL Poultry Science Houston Age 23, Class ' 64, Alpha Phi Omega, Poultry Science Club, Rodeo Club, Colle¬ giate F.F.A. HAYNES JR., ARNIM VERNIS Vern Accounting Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, SCONA, Phi Eta Sigma Scholastic Honor Fraternity, Fish Drill Team, Baytown HTC, Alpha Tau Omega. HAYNES, GRADY LEE Mathematics Athens Age 21, Class ' 65, Math Club. 428 Columbus HAYNES, VERNON DEAN C.E. Age 22, Class ' 65. HEARTWELL, STEPHEN FREDERICK Steve Pre. Med. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Young Democrats—President, Pre Med Society—Parliamentar¬ ian, Handball Club. HEIKKILA, EDWIN C. Eddie Aero. Eng. Midland Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma. HEINEMANN, EUGENE JEROME Range Mgt. Harper Age 21, Class ' 65, Range Forestry Club—President, Student Ag. Council- Treasurer, Alpha Zeta, Harper HTC, Newman Club, Supply Officer Co. D-l. HIETE JR„ WILLIAM CHRISTIAN Bill Entomology Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., Entomology Club, Alpha Zeta, Student Agricultural Council, Entomological Society of America. HELLUMS II, LEE NELSON Finance West Columbia Age 22, Class ' 65, Alpha Phi Omega, Arts Science Council, Insurance Society, Finance Society, Brazoria County HTC—President. HENDERSON, JON FRANKLIN Ag. Ed. Cranfills Gap Age 23, Class ' 65. HENNESSY, RICHARD ALLEN Road Runner C.E. Houston Age 20, Class ' 65, Newman Club, Student Chapter American Society of Civil Engineers, Assistant Section Editor Aggieland, D.S., D.M.S., HENRY, GEORGE MARTIN Architecture Bakersfield, Calif. Age 21, Class ' 65, Singing Cadets, Camera Club, A.G.C. ► Smm HENSON, SIDNEY LAYNE Sid C.E. Gilmer Age 23, Class ' 64, TSPE—President, ASCE—President, Engineers Student Council Member, Chi Epsilon, Who ' s Who. HENTON, LARRY D. English Bryan Age 22, Class ' 65. HERMAN, JOHN R. Rudy C.E. Cleburne Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Polaris Council, Commanding Officer, Amer¬ ican Society of Civil Engineers, Association of General Contractors. HERRING, ROBERT LEE Lee E.E. San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu—Recording Secretary, Phi Eta Sigma, D.S., Freshman Engineering Society. HEWES III, CECIL GRAYSON Ch.E. Tyler Age 22, Class ' 65, A.I.Ch.E., Ramp Representative, Law Hall Dorm Council. HIGGINS, MICHAEL E. Mike C.E. New Breunfels Age 21, Class ' 65, Commanding Officer—Co. E-l, Ross Volunteers Firing Squad, American Society of Civil Engineers, Associate Editor Texas A M Engineer, Cen-Tex HTC, Army Aviation Program. HILBURN, BENNY MAC Hoover, P.B. Management San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, San Antonio HTC. HITT, BARNEY LEE Ch.E. Age 21, Class ' 65. HOLCOMB, DELBERT LEROY Entomology Age 23, Class ' 65, Entomology Club, Entomological Society. Memphis, Tenn. Lamesa HOLCOMB, WILLIAM DAVID Bill Chemistry Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Chemistry Club, Ft. Worth HTC, Alpha Phi Omega, American Chemical Society—Student Affiliate. HOLDER, GEORGE RICHARD Business Mgt. Snyder Age 22, Class ' 65, Debate Team, Society for Advancement of Management. HOLDITCH, DAMON WILL E.E. Richardson Age 22, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Former Fish Drill Team Association, Out¬ standing Freshman E-l, Best Drilled Freshman Sophomore E-l, Guidon Bearer E-l, Operations Sgt. 1st Bde Staff, Commanding Officer 2nd Batt, IEEE, San Antonio HTC, D.M.S., Ross Volunteers, Firing Squad. iW 4Lii o 4 ? HOUCK, DONALD HOWARD Don Architecture Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Bellaire HTC, Design Student Society, Associated General Contractors, Newman Club, Alpha Phi Omega. HOLLOWAY, ERNEST R. Bob M.E. Tfallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Editor Texas A M Engineer, Student Engineers Council, Fresh. Engineers Society—Vice Pres., Social Sec.—Soph. Class, Outstanding Fresh. Co. C-2, Best Drilled Soph. Co. C-2, Outstanding Jr. 3rd Battalion, Co. Commander Co. C-2. HOLMES, CHARLES ROBERT Bob Marketing Van Horn Age 21, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Apartment Council, Trans-Pecos HTC, 1964 A M Leadership Conference, Student Mgr. HOLY, GRANT JAMES C.E. Houston Age 22, Class ' 64, St. Thomas HTC—President, ASCE. HONEA, JOHN EDWARD Johnny Wildlife Mgt. Kerrville Age 21, Class ' 65, Wildlife Club, American Ordnance Association, Hill Country HTC—President. HOOKS, DONALD LEE Donny Economics Henderson Age 21, Class ' 66, Economics Club, Russian Club, Alpha Phi Omega. HOOVER, MIKE Vet. Med. Goldthwaite Age 22, Class ' 65. HOPGOOD JR., MARVIN T. Ted P.E. Billings, Mont. Age 21, Class ' 65, Yell Leader, Ross Volunteers—Platoon Leader—Firing Squad, D.S., Semper Fidelis Soc.—Pres., Outstanding Fish—1st Brg, Outstanding Soph— 3rd Brg, Arts Sciences Coun., P.E. Club, Ed. Club, 1st Sgt. Co. 1-3, Major 4th Btl. Staff. HOPKINS, FRANKLIN BROCK Brock Zoology Winnsboro Age 22, Class ' 64, Pre Vet Society, Best Drilled Sophomore Co. F-3, Major 6th Battalion Staff, D.M.S. ► Seniors HORNE, JOHN WILLIAM Billy Accounting Henderson Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Supply Officer Co. B-l. HOWARD, BOB BRUCE Bob Ind. Eng. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, San Antonio HTC, AIIE, 1st Lt., Supply Officer. HOWARD, CLYDE W. English Dallas Age 21,- Class ' 65, English Society, Arts Sciences Council, Fencing Club, Physics Club. HOWARD, HENRY K. Hank Floriculture Austin Age 20, Class ' 65, Austin HTC, Floriculture Club, Student Agricultural Council. HOWARD JR., RUSSELL CHARLES Rusty Management Beaumont Age 22, Class ' 65, Beaumont HTC—President, Society for the Advancement of Management. HOWELL, RONALD EUGENE Aero. Eng. De Bidder, Age 21, Class ' 65. La. HOYSA, MATTHEW J. Matt Management Bossier City, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, SCON A. HUDGINS, WILLIAM WAYNE Bill Psychology Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Baptist Student Union. HUGHES, GAYLON EUGENE Zoology Angleton Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, D.S., Pre Med Society—President, Brazoria HTC. HUGHSON, WILLIAM NIX Bill Accounting Agua Dulce Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Marketing Society, Brush Country HTC, D.S. HUGO, JOHN E. Vef. Med. Age 20, Class ' 65. HUMPHRIES JR., DONALD L. Vet. Med. Age 21, Class ' 65. Dilley Don Gladewater 430 Seniors « HUNT JR., GLEN LEE Bear Aero. Eng. Galveston Age 26, Class ' 61, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics—Pub¬ licity Chairman. HUNT, JAMES M. Jim English McAllen Age 23, Class ' 63, Parachute Team, MSC Contemporary Arts Committee Staff, Texas A M Review, Press Club, American Foundryman ' s Society, English Society. HURLEY, JAMES MARCUS Dairy Science Yantis Age 21, Class ' 65, Dairy Judging Team, Dairy Science Club—Secretary-Reporter- Program Chairman, Deep East Texas HTC. HUSFELD, DAVID CHARLES Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 67. HUTCHISON, WILLAM EDWARD Entomology Age 21, Class ' 65, Entomology Club, FFA, 4-H. HYDE, MICHAEL WALTER E.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, IEEE. Brenham Bill Clarksville Mike Bryan INCHAUSTE, JORGE A. Ind. Eng. M.E. La Paz, Bolivia Age 23, Class ' 64, Pan American Club—President, SCONA X-Representative, Dorm Council—Junior Representative, Honorary Texas Citizen, Tennis Team, ASME, SAE, AIIE, International Club, Newman Club. INGRAM, JOHNNY LEROY John C.E. Odessa Age 25, Class ' 65, Fresh. Eng. Soc., Civilian Stu. Coun., Apartment Coun.— Chrm., Civ. Sweetheart Selection Comm., Stu. Eng. Coun., American Soc. of Civil Eng., Texas Surveyors Assoc., ASCE—Prog. Comm., Soph. Award Winner, J.T. McNew Chapter of ASCE, Eng. Graphics Contest—3rd Place, Odessa HTC. INWISS, ROBERT W. Bob Finance Paris Age 21, Class ' 65, Red River Valley HTC—Treasurer, Circle K Club—Vice Pres¬ ident, Finance Society, Insurance Society, Ross Volunteers. ISOM, CONRAD BERNARD Bernie C.E. Haughton, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, D.M.S., ASCE. IVY, LARRY M. Wildlife Mgt. Texas City Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Game Club—Treasurer, Senior Representative—Dorm 19. JAGELER, CHARLES DAVID Jingle Dairy Science Gatesville Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Dairy Science Club. HARRIS, CLIFF ANDREW E.E. Odessa Age 22, Class ' 65, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Civilian Honor Council. HARRIS, WILLIAM BARTON Bart Wildlife Mgt. Bangs Age 21, Class ' 65, Pecan Valley HTC, Game Fish Club. HARRISON, JAMES FREEMAN Jimmy Physics Yoakum Age 22, Class ' 65, Physics Club, Sigma Pi Sigma, National Physics Honor Society, Secretary Legett Hall Dorm Council. HARRISON, MILTON LEON Meteorology Texarkana Age 21, Class ' 65. HARRISON, WARREN THOMAS Tommy Accounting Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, D.M.S., Houston Chamber of Commerce Award, D.S., Outstand¬ ing Fish and Sophomore, Accounting Society, Pre Law Society, Baytown HTC, Ross Volunteers, Opportunity Award Scholarship, SCONA X Delegate, Cadet Court, B-President. HART, MELBA JOE Accounting Irving Age 21, Class ' 65, Press Club, Red River Valley HTC, Alpha. HARTFIEL, DON ALLAN Architecture Rosenberg Age 24, Class ' 64, D.S., Ft. Bend HTC. HATTAWAY, WILLIAM EARL Wildlife Mgt. Age 21, Class ' 65. HATZENBOEHLER, CHARLES CARTER Bill Ft. Worth Butch Sociology Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, Sociology Club—President, Dallas HTC—Treasurer. Seniors HAWKINS, ENNIS M. Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society—Vice President. HAWKINS, HARVEY KENNETH Management Hawk Naples Ken San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 65, Civil Air Patrol—Squadron Commander, Pre Law Society. HAWKINS, ROBERT MICHAEL Mike Ch.E. Texas City Age 21, Class ' 65, Bay Area HTC—President, Dorm Council—Vice President, Floor Representative, Civilian Student Council—Representative, A.I.Ch.E. HAY JR., CHALES KENDALL Poultry Science Houston Age 23, Class ' 64, Alpha Phi Omega, Poultry Science Club, Rodeo Club, Colle¬ giate F.F.A. HAYNES JR., ARNIM VERNIS Vern Accounting Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, SCONA, Phi Eta Sigma Scholastic Honor Fraternity, Fish Drill Team, Baytown HTC, Alpha Tau Omega. HAYNES, GRADY LEE Mathematics Athens Age 21, Class ' 65, Math Club. A new Electronic marvel, a class¬ room without a teacher. 428 Columbus HAYNES, VERNON DEAN C.E. Age 22, Class ' 65. HEARTWELL, STEPHEN FREDERICK Steve Pre. Med. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Young Democrats—President, Pre Med Society—Parliamentar¬ ian, Handball Club. HEIKKILA, EDWIN C. Eddie Aero. Eng. Midland Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma. HEINEMANN, EUGENE JEROME Range Mgt. Harper Age 21, Class ' 65, Range Forestry Club—President, Student Ag. Council- Treasurer, Alpha Zeta, Harper HTC, Newman Club, Supply Officer Co. D-l. HIETE JR., WILLIAM CHRISTIAN Bill Entomology Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., Entomology Club, Alpha Zeta, Student Agricultural Council, Entomological Society of America. HELLUMS II, LEE NELSON Finance West Columbia Age 22, Class ' 65, Alpha Phi Omega, Arts Science Council, Insurance Society, Finance Society, Brazoria County HTC—President. HENDERSON, JON FRANKLIN Ag. Ed. Cranfills Gap Age 23, Class ' 65. HENNESSY, RICHARD ALLEN Road Runner C.E. Houston Age 20, Class ' 65, Newman Club, Student Chapter American Society of Civil Engineers, Assistant Section Editor Aggieland, D.S., D.M.S., HENRY, GEORGE MARTIN Architecture Bakersfield, Calif. Age 21, Class ' 65, Singing Cadets, Camera Club, A.G.C. Seniors HENSON, SIDNEY LAYNE Sid C.E. Gilmer Age 23, Class ' 64, TSPE—President, ASCE—President, Engineers Student Council Member, Chi Epsilon, Who ' s Who. HENTON, LARRY D. English Bryan Age 22, Class ' 65. HERMAN, JOHN R. Rudy C.E. Cleburne Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Polaris Council, Commanding Officer, Amer¬ ican Society of Civil Engineers, Association of General Contractors. HERRING, ROBERT LEE Lee E.E. San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu—Recording Secretary, Phi Eta Sigma, D.S., Freshman Engineering Society. HEWES III, CECIL GRAYSON Ch.E. Tyler Age 22, Class ' 65, A.I.Ch.E., Ramp Representative, Law Hall Dorm Council. HIGGINS, MICHAEL E. Mike C.E. New Braunfels Age 21, Class ' 65, Commanding Officer—Co. E-l, Ross Volunteers Firing Squad, American Society of Civil Engineers, Associate Editor Texas A M Engineer, Cen-Tex HTC, Army Aviation Program. HILBURN, BENNY MAC Hoover, P.B. Management San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, San Antonio HTC. HITT, BARNEY LEE Ch.E. Memphis, Tenn. Age 21, Class ' 65. HOLCOMB, DELBERT LEROY Entomology Lamesa Age 23, Class ' 65, Entomology Club, Entomological Society. HOLCOMB, WILLIAM DAVID Bill Chemistry Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Chemistry Club, Ft. Worth HTC, Alpha Phi Omega, American Chemical Society—Student Affiliate. HOLDER, GEORGE RICHARD Business Mgt. Snyder Age 22, Class ' 65, Debate Team, Society for Advancement of Management. HOLDITCH, DAMON WILL E.E. Richardson Age 22, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Former Fish Drill Team Association, Out¬ standing Freshman E-l, Best Drilled Freshman Sophomore E-l, Guidon Bearer E-l, Operations Sgt. 1st Bde Staff, Commanding Officer 2nd Batt, IEEE, San Antonio HTC, D.M.S., Ross Volunteers, Firing Squad. HOUCK, DONALD HOWARD Don Architecture Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Bellaire HTC, Design Student Society, Associated General Contractors, Newman Club, Alpha Phi Omega. HOLLOWAY, ERNEST R. Bob M.E. T)allas Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Editor Texas A M Engineer, Student Engineers Council, Fresh. Engineers Society—Vice Pres., Social Sec.—Soph. Class, Outstanding Fresh. Co. C-2, Best Drilled Soph. Co. C-2, Outstanding Jr. 3rd Battalion, Co. Commander Co. C-2. HOLMES, CHARLES ROBERT Bob Marketing Van Horn Age 21, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Apartment Council, Trans-Pecos HTC, 1964 A M Leadership Conference, Student Mgr. HOLY, GRANT JAMES C.E. Houston Age 22, Class ' 64, St. Thomas HTC—President, ASCE. HONEA, JOHN EDWARD Johnny Wildlife Mgt. Kerrville Age 21, Class ' 65, Wildlife Club, American Ordnance Association, Hill Country HTC—President. HOOKS, DONALD LEE Donny Economics Henderson Age 21, Class ' 66, Economics Club, Russian Club, Alpha Phi Omega. HOOVER, MIKE Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 65. HOPGOOD JR„ MARVIN P.E. Goldthwaite Ted Billings, Mont. Age 21, Class ' 65, Yell Leader, Ross Volunteers—Platoon Leader—Firing Squad, D.S., Semper Fidelis Soc.—Pres., Outstanding Fish—1st Brg, Outstanding Soph— 3rd Brg, Arts Sciences Coun., P.E. Club, Ed. Club, 1st Sgt. Co. 1-3, Major 4th Btl. Staff. HOPKINS, FRANKLIN BROCK Brock Zoology Winnsboro Age 22, Class ' 64, Pre Vet Society, Best Drilled Sophomore Co. F-3, Major 6th Battalion Staff, D.M.S. ► Seniors HORNE, JOHN WILLIAM Billy Accounting Henderson Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Supply Officer Co. B-l. HOWARD, BOB BRUCE Bob Ind. Eng. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, San Antonio HTC, AIIE, 1st Lt., Supply Officer. HOWARD, CLYDE W. English Dallas Age 21 Class ' 65, English Society, Arts Sciences Council, Fencing Club, Physics Club. HOWARD, HENRY K. Hank Floriculture Austin Age 20, Class ' 65, Austin HTC, Floriculture Club, Student Agricultural Council. HOWARD JR., RUSSELL CHARLES Rusty Management Beaumont Age 22, Class ' 65, Beaumont HTC—President, Society for the Advancement of Management. HOWELL, RONALD EUGENE Aero. Eng. De Ridder, La. Age 21, Class ' 65. HOYSA, MATTHEW J. Matt Management Bossier City, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, SCON A. HUDGINS, WILLIAM WAYNE Bill Psychology Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Baptist Student Union. HUGHES, GAYLON EUGENE Zoology Angleton Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, D.S., Pre Med Society—President, Brazoria HTC. HUGHSON, WILLIAM NIX Bill Accounting Agua Dulce Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Marketing Society, Brush Country HTC, D.S. HUGO, JOHN E. Vet. Med. Age 20, Class ' 65. HUMPHRIES JR., DONALD L. Vet. Med. Age 21, Class ' 65. Dilley Don Gladewater 430 ► Seniors HUNT JR., GLEN LEE Bear Aero. Eng. Galveston Age 26, CLess ' 61, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics—Pub¬ licity Chairman. HUNT, JAMES M. Jim English McAllen Age 23, Class ' 63, Parachute Team, MSC Contemporary Arts Committee Staff, Texas A M Review, Press Club, American Foundryman ' s Society, English Society. HURLEY, JAMES MARCUS Dairy Science Yantis Age 21, Class ' 65, Dairy Judging Team, Dairy Science Club—Secretary-Reporter- Program Chairman, Deep East Texas HTC. HUSFELD, DAVID CHARLES Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 67. HUTCHISON, WILLAM EDWARD Entomology Age 21, Class ' 65, Entomology Club, FFA, 4-H. HYDE, MICHAEL WALTER E.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, IEEE. Brenham Bill Clarksville Mike Bryan INCHAUSTE, JORGE A. Ind. Eng. M.E. La Paz, Bolivia Age 23, Class ' 64, Pan American Club—President, SCONA X-Representative, Dorm Council—Junior Representative, Honorary Texas Citizen, Tennis Team, ASME, SAE, AIIE, International Club, Newman Club. INGRAM, JOHNNY LEROY John C.E. Odessa Age 25, Class ' 65, Fresh. Eng. Soc., Civilian Stu. Coun., Apartment Coun.— Chrm., Civ. Sweetheart Selection Comm., Stu. Eng. Coun., American Soc. of Civil Eng., Texas Surveyors Assoc., ASCE—Prog. Comm., Soph. Award Winner, J.T. McNew Chapter of ASCE, Eng. Graphics Contest—3rd Place, Odessa HTC. INWISS, ROBERT W. Bob Finance Paris Age 21, Class ' 65, Red River Valley HTC—Treasurer, Circle K Club—Vice Pres¬ ident, Finance Society, Insurance Society, Ross Volunteers. ISOM, CONRAD BERNARD Bernie C.E. Haughton, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, D.M.S., ASCE. IVY, LARRY M. Wildlife Mgt. Texas City Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Game Club—Treasurer, Senior Representative—Dorm 19. JAGELER, CHARLES DAVID Jingle Dairy Science Gatesville Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Dairy Science Club. JAGER, MITCHEL Mitch Animal Science Blessing Age 22, Class ' 65, Matagorda County HTC, Alpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigma. JANACEK, JIMMY WAYNE Jarrin Jim Accounting Baytown Age 22, Class ' 65, SCONA IX, Accounting Society, Scholastic Officer Co. E-2, D.S., Baytown HTC, Great Issues Committee. JARVIS, BILLY BRITT Britt Ag: Eco. Stinnett Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club—Officer 2 years. Fish Ag. Society—Parliamen¬ tarian, Rodeo Club, Alpha Zeta, D.S., UTMUN— ' 64 Delegate, MSC Talent Com¬ mittee, Alternate Delegate SCONA IX. JAVAHERIAN, SHEHRIAR M.E. Tehran, Iran Age 22, Class ' 65, American Society of Mechanical Engineers ASE, ASM. JAYNES, JAY J. Jay History Falls Church, Va. Age 21, Class ' 65. JEFFUS, MAC RAYMOND M.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Dallas HTC, D.S., Platoon Leader. JENKINS, JOSEPH STANLEY BRITTON Marketing Age 21, Class ' 65. JOHNSON, BILLY RAY Ind. Ed. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, County HTC, Color Guard—1st Brgd. Britt Yoakum Bill West Columbia Industrial Education Society, Brazoria JOHNSON, DAVID N. Management San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Management Society, 12th Man Football. ► Seniors JOHNSON, HOWARD CARROLL Butch Vet. Med. Houston Age 22, Class ' 64, YMCA Fish Camp Coun.—Vice Pres, of Coun., YMCA Stu. Cabinet, Singing Cadets, Pre Vet Society—Reporter, AVMA, 12th Man Bowl, Alpha Zeta Nat. Honor Soc., Saddle Sirloin Club, Pasadena HTC. JOHNSON, JOE N. Jody M.E. San Angelo Age 22, Class ' 65, San Angelo-West Texas HTC—President, Council Representative at Adjunct, S.A.M.E. JOHNSON, ROY DOYLE Vet. Med. Abernathy Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Ordnance Officer, D.S. JOHNSON, TOM M. English Elk City, Okla. Age 21, Class ' 65. JOHNSTON, RALPH WARREN E.E. New York, N.Y. Age 22, Class ' 63, Phi Eta Sigma, Golf Team, D.S., T Association. JOLLY, ROBERT W. Physics San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 65, Physics Club, D.S. JONES, CURTIS BREWER Aero. Eng. Age 22, Class ' 65, American Institute HTC. Dallas of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Dallas JONES, ERIC P. Rick E.E. Hondo Age 20, Class ' 65, Apollo Club, D.S.M., Operations Officer, Corps Staff, Fish Swimming Team, Supply Sgt. 1st. Bde. Staff, Southwest Texas HTC, Town Hall. JONES, HARRISON PAUL Harry Ind. Dis. Brownsville Age 21, Class ' 65, Cadet Court, Ross Volunteers—Executive Officer, D.S. JONES, JAMES EDGAR Mickey Mathematics Pasadena Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Engineering Society, Math Club, Outstanding Fish—Sqd. 8, Best Drilled Sophomore Sqd- 8, Polaris Council. JONES JR., JAMES G. Bud Marketing San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, San Antonio HTC. JONES, JIMMY OWEN Jim Journalism Bryan 432 ass JONES, MICHAEL DAVIS Mike History Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Dorm Council, MSC Directorate, History Club, Modern Lan¬ guage Club, Newman Club. JONES, RONALD M. Ronnie Agronomy Brownwood Age 22, Class ' 65, Alpha Zeta, Agronomy Society—Secretary, Pecan Valley HTC. JOYER, RICHARD ALAN j y Accounting Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65. JOZWIAK, PAUL LOUIS Paul Education Sealy Age 21, Class ' 65, Hart Hall Dorm Pres., Dorm Master Hart Hall, Aggie Band, Civ. Stu. Coun., Drum Bugle Corps, 12th Man Bowl Football, Aggie Talent Show, Athletic Off., Class C Tennis Champions, Dorm Pres. Coun. KAINER, EDWARD LESTER Ed Sociology Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Hist, of Sen. Class, Circle K—Pres. Vice Pres., Town Hall Staff, Waco HTC, Elec. Comm., Soc. Club, Dave Beck Award, Cadet Maj—3rd Group. KALINEC JR., WILLIAM FRANK Bill B.A. Accounting Bryan Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society. KANA, EDWARD JAMES Ed Ind. Tech. Palacios Age 22, Class ' 65, Freshman Engineering Society, lota Lambda Sigma Honor Society, D.S., Matagorda County HTC. KARR, KENNARD G. Ken Ind. Tech. Sheppard A.F.B. Age 21, Class ' 65, Swimming Team, Water Polo Team, Swimming Letterman, Ind. Education Society, S.O.S., Wichita Falls HTC, Pit. Leader B-2. KELLAR, KENNETH LEE Ken Business Mgt. Smithville Age 22, Class ' 65, Society for Advancement of Management, Bastrop County HTC—Treasurer. ► Seniors KELLEY, WILLAM AUSTIN Buddy Ag. Eco. Richardson Age 25, Class ' 64, Richardson HTC, Rg. Eco. Club. KELTNER, NEIL L. Ind. Dis. Lansing, Mich. Age 24, Class ' 65, Cad. Col. of the Corps, D.S., D.M.S., Ross Vol.—Firing Squad, Caldwell Trophy, Dept of the Army Award, Who ' s Who Comm., Town Hall Staff, Houston Chamber of Comm. Award, Honor Coun., Houston Industrial Distributors Assoc. Scholarship. KEMP, JOHNNIE Butch Accounting Lott Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Major 3rd Group Staff, Pre Law Society, Freshman Engineering Society. KIESCHNIEK, HERBERT WAYNE Ch.E. Giddings Age 21, Class ' 65. KILLINGSWORTH, AMOS E. Herky English Paducah Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Bank, Battalion Photographer, Review Staff, English Society. KIOLBASSA, THOMAS A. E.E. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, Newman Club. KISTNER, RICHARD WAYNE Dick C.E. San Antonio Age 24, Class ' 65, Program Chairman, ASCE. KLAVEMANN, WILLIAM GEORGE Bill Ag.E. Nordhiem Age 22, Class ' 65, FFA Collegiate Chapter, Alpha Zeta, Intramurals—Track. KLEINERT, GLENN ARLIND Range Mgt. Austiri Age 22, Class ' 65, Austin HTC, Range Forestry Club. KLEPPER, RONALD WAYNE Ronnie E.E. Kermit Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE. KLUTZ JR., WILLIAM LEWIS Bill Management Von Ormy Age 22, Class ' 65, Management Society, Marketing Society, Fish Drill Team, San Antonio HTC. KNEISLER, JAMES ROBERT Jim Sociology Santa Rosa, Calif. Age 22, Class ' 65, Freshman Ag. Society—Parliamentarian, Freshman Water Polo Team, SCONA X, Ag. Council, Sociology Club—Secretary, Californians— Vice President, Travel Committee—Vice President, Aggie Players. KNIGHT, CHARLES JOSEPH Aero. Eng. San Benito Age 22, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi—Corresponding Secretary, Sigma Gamma Tail— Vice President, AIAA—Senior Representative, Engineers Council, Who ' s Who in American Universities, Varsity Football, Freshman Track Team, Scholastic All Southwest Conference Football, SCONA X—Delegate. KNOX, ELDON BECK Rabbit Range Mgt. Coleman Age 24, Class ' 63, Dorm Council, Range Forestry Club, Flying Kadets, New¬ man Club. KORENEK, JOSEPH LEON Joe Aero. Eng. Baytown Age 22, Class ' 64, Legett Dorm Council, AIAA. KOTHAAANN, HERBERT GLEASON Herb Wildlife Mgt. Llano Age 21, Class ' 65, Hill Country HTC, Fish Game Club, Education Club, Texas Academy of Science—Delegate. KRETZSCHMAN, GILBERT EDWARD Sonny Ag. Eng. Bartlett Age 22, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Williamson County HTC, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Student Engineer ' s Council. KRIEG, DANIEL RAY Dan Age 21, Class ' 65, Agronomy Society—President, Collegiate FFA—Vice President, Williamson County HTC—President, Student Agriculture Council, Alpha Zeta. KUBENA, LEON FRANKLIN Ag. Ed. Caldwell Age 24, Class ' 65, Collegiate FFA, Texas A M Brethren Youth Fellowship. KUENEMANN, CHARLES LEE Ind. Tech. Fredericksburg Age 22, Class ' 64, Aggie Band, Hill Country HTC, American Foundry Society. KURTZ, LYNDON WILLIAM Ag. Eco. Rosenberg Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club, Ft. Bend County HTC. Seniors KYLE, ARTHUR C. Mathematics Age 21, Class ' 65, Golf Team—varsity letter, D.S., Distinguished A.F. Best Drilled Freshman, Sophomore Sqd. 16, Phi Eta Sigma, Math Club. LABARBERA, JOE NICK Agronomy Age 22, Class ' 65, Agronomy Society. Art Ozona Student, Joe Babe Reagan LAIN, WILLIAM KEITH History Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers. LAIRD, PATRICK ORVILLE Pat Psychology Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Newman Club, Fencing Club, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society, Alpha Phi Omega, Fraternity, 3rd Brigade Color Guard, R.D. Hinton Award, Student Psychological Association—Secretary. LAIRD, THOMAS DEE Tommy Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., D.A.S., SCONA IX—Delegate, Finance Society—Vice President, Finance Society, Insurance Society, IIA Graduate, Scholastic Sergeant 2nd Group Staff, Intelligence Officer 4th Group Staff. LANASA, PHILIP JAMES Phil Education Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., SEA, TSEA, State TEPS - Committee, TSTA, Beaumont HTC—Vice President, YMCA, Fish Camp Counselor, Arts Science Council, Pub. Committee MSC—Chairman, Association of College Unions Conventions—Del¬ egate, Pre Law Society. LANE, BRUCE GORDON Aero. Eng. Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, American Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics, Houston HTC, Aggie Skydivers. LANGE, AUBREY KYLE G.P. Sociology Mason Age 22, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Sociology Club, Drum Bugle Corps, Manage¬ ment Society. LANGE, WILLIAM LEE Willie E.E. Harper Age 22, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, D.S., Newman Club, IEEE. LANGLEY, FRANK MICHAEL Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 64. Skip Hillsboro LARA, OLIVER Animal Husbandry Neiva, Colombia Age 22, Class ' 65, Pan American Club, Saddle Sirloin Club—Vice President. LARKIN, JAMES BUFORD Jim Physics Seguin Age 22, Class ' 65, SCONA VII, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma—Vice President, 434 Physics Club—Vice President, Phi Kappa Phi, D.S., Intramural Track Swimming. Just couple more fish on this log. and We able to handle it. Seniors LATHROP, HOWARD BOYD Architecture Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Design Stu. Soo.—Pres. Regional Director Stu. Chap, of American Institute of Architects, Fresh. Swim Team, Var. Swim Team, Engineer ' s Coun., Tile Coun. of America Competition Award. LAUGHLIN, MICHAEL D. Mike Education West Columbia Age 21, Class ' 65, SCONA Secretariat, SCONA X—Chairman, Education Club, Brazoria County HTC, Ross Volunteers, 3rd Brigade Color Guard, Intramural Mgr. LAVENDER, WILLIAM A. Bill Marketing McAllen Age 22, Class ' 64, Marketing Club, Pre Law Society. LECRONE, JOE MICHAEL M.E. Ind. Tech. Age 22, Class ' 64, Freshman Engineering Society, Amarillo HTC, Foundrymen ' s Society—Vice Chairman, Law Hall—President. Mike Amarillo American LEDBETTER JR., WILLIAM R. Bill C.E. Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, American Society of Civil Engineers, American Ordnance Association, Alpha Phi Omega—Pledge President, Freshman Engineering Society. LEDOUX, LAURIE ENGENE Business Administration Columbus, Ind. Age 22, Class ' 65, 2nd Battalion Staff, Sons of Service Club, Aggie Players, JUMA Society. LEE, ALLEN BRUCE Meteorology Sheridan, Wyo. Age 22, Class ' 65, American Meteorological Society—Student Chapter, Arts Sciences Council, Dorm 13—President, Dorm Presidents Council, Civilian Student Council. LEE, ALFRED CHARLES E.E. Age 22, Class ' 65, Aggieland Staff. LEE, JAMES ARTHUR M.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME—Treasurer. Al San Antonio Frog Houston LEE, PETER HOYT Pete E.E. Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Houston HTC, IEEE, D.S. LEE, ROBERT EUGENE Bob Architecture Amarillo Age 22, Class ' 65, D.S., Freshman Track, Amarillo HTC—Officer, Amarillo HTC Scholarship. LEGGETT, MORRIS DALE Wildlife Mgt. Wichita Falls Age. 22, Class ' 65. LEWIS, HARRY SWIFT Hank Ind. Eng. New Orleans, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Vol., American Ins. of Ind. Eng.—Sec., South Louisiana HTC—Pres., Best Drilled Soph. Co. D-2, SCONA IX—Secretariat Comm., Opera¬ tions Sgt.—3rd Batt. Staff, American Ord. Assoc., Soc. of American Military Eng. LEWIS, LONNIE DEAN Ml. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Society of American Military Engineers, Texas A M Engi¬ neer Staff, Color Guard—1st Brigade. LEWIS, R. DEAN Marketing Normangee Age 21, Class ' 65, Marketing Society—President, Hart Hill—Vice President, Dorm 20—Vice President, W. H. Peters Award. LIGHTSEY, BILLY M. Ag. Eco. Benchley Age 22, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club. LIGHTSEY, DON ALAN Don Age 21, Class ' 65, 3rd Brigade Staff, Industrial Ed. Society. LILES JR., THOMAS ELMER Tommy E.E. Midland Age 21, Class ' 65, MSC Talent Committee, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, D.M.S., Midland HTC, Midland A M Club Scholarship, Sons of Amer¬ ican Revolution Award. LINDEMANN, EUGENE ROY Gene Ag. Eng. Brownwood Age 23, Class ' 65, Freshman Agricultural Society, American Society of Agri¬ cultural Engineers—Vice President, ASAE—President, Student Engineers Council, Student Agricultural Council, Agricultural Convocation Committee—Chairman. LINDSAY, CHARLES DON Don Architecture Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Town Hall Staff—Chairman, MSC Directorate, Election Com¬ mittee. LINDSEY, JAN ALAN Finance Lovington, N.M. Age 21, Class ' 65, Snyder HTC, Insurance Society, Finance Society, Adjutant 2nd Group Staff. Seniors LINDSEY, JERALD GLEN Jerry Zoology Hallettsville Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Lavaca County HTC. LINDSEY, KENNETH CHARLES Ken Human Relations Bryan Age 22, Class ' 64, Day Student President, Dorm President ' s Council—Repre¬ sentative, Sociology Club, Business Management Club, D.S. LINDSTROM, EVERETT NOLAN Landscape Architecture Channelview Age 24, Class ' 65, A M Conservative Club, SCONA VII VIII, President— Texas A M Young Republicans, Student Landscape Architecture Society. LISTON, RONALD WAYNE Ron Accounting New Orleans, La. Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, South Louisiana HTC—Secretary—President, Young Re¬ publicans, Freshman Engineering Society, Preparatory Law Society. LITTLE, JAMES MICHAEL Jimmy Finance Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, Apartment Council, Marketing Society, Finance Society, Dallas HTC, Intramural Sports, Accounting Society. LONG, JOHN G. Ml. El borado, Ark. Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME. Travel Committee. LONGNECKER, CARL EDWARD Yank Ind. Tech. Huntington, W. Va. Age 22, Class ' 65, lota Lambda Sigma, Industrial Education Society, Young Re¬ publicans, Yankee HTC. LOVE, JAMES COLLINS Jim Vet. Med. Corsicana Age 22, Class ' 65, AVMA, Southwestern Veterinarian Staff, Freshman Class— Vice President, Sophomore Class—Vice President. LUEDKE, DELMAS LUTHER Economics Deanville Age 22, Class ' 65, LSA, Economics Club. LUYMES, ALAN H. Plant Soil Science Sioux Falls, S.D. Age 23, Class ' 64, Singing Cadets, MSC Talent Committee, Agronomy Society, Alpha Zeta. LYNCH JR., ROBERT WALTER Bob Aero. Eng. Spring Branch Age 22, Class ' 65. LYONS, DON KEITH Vet. Med. Henrietta Age 22, Class ' 65, AVMA. 436 LYONS III, EVERETT A. E.E. Houston Age 30, Class ' 65, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu—President. MABIE, GARY J. Pet. E. Austin Age 21, Class ' 65, Petroleum Engineering Club, Austin HTC, AIME, Athletic Officer Sqd. 6. MACALUSO, MARIO ARMANDO Mario Zoology San Antonio Age 20, Class ' 65, Sr. Class—Vice Pres., C.O. 5th Battalion, Who ' s Who, Student Senate, Ross Vol., Town Hall Staff—Vice Chrm., San Antonio HTC—Treas., D.M.S., SCONA, Great Issues, Pre Med—Pre Dent Soc., Sweetheart Selection Comm., Cadet Court, Sgt. Maj. Third Brigade, Outstanding Soph. Co. C-3, Best Drilled Soph., Best Drilled Fresh., YWCA Cabinet. MACCAFERRI, DON A. Mac Architecture Plymouth, Mass. Age 23, Class ' 65, Design Student Society, 2nd Place—Texas Baptist Church Competition, Runner up—American Tile Competition, D.S., Yankee HTC, S.A.M.E. MADDOX, DOUGLAS PAT E.E. Snyder Age 25, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu IEEE. MADDOX, LARRY ALLEN Ch. E. College Station Age 21, Class ' 65, Fresh. Eng. Soc., Phi Eta Sigma, Outstanding Fresh.-Sqdn 15, General Dynamics Award, Outstanding Air Science II Cadet Award, Ross Vol., Phi Lambda Upsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, MSC Leadership Comm., Outstand¬ ing Jr.—Second Wing, Who ' s Who in American Universities Colleges, AlChE, Stu. Eng. Coun., Tau Beta Pi. MAENZA, MICHAEL PETER Mike E.E. Houston Age 22, Class ' 65. MAJORS, DAYLE GLENN Mathematics Tyler Age 23, Class ' 63, Math Club—Secretary, BSU—Publicity Chairman. MALAISE, WILLIAM LAWRENCE Bill English Refugio Age 21, Class ' 65, Eta Sigma Tau Delta English Soc., John A. Lomax Folklore Soc. Seniors MANN, GREG ALEX Aero. Engr. Greenville Age 21, Class ' 65, AIAA, Freshman Engineering Society, Judo Team—Vice President, Best Drilled Freshman Sophomore, Executive Officer—Sqdn. 10. MARABELLA, PETER JOSEPH Pete Accounting Galveston Age 22, Class ' 65, Pit. Ldr., 1st Lt., Galveston HTC. MARABLE, DON HARTWELL Education Athens Age 25, Class 65, TSTA, Education Club, NEA, SEA. MARBURGER, DONALD THEODORE Don Marketing Dime Box Age 21, Class ' 65, Town Hall—Productions Mgr., Bonfire Committee, Chief Head Waiter—Duncan Hall, Marketing Society. MARGO, ROBERTO SAUL Vet. Med. Rio Grande City Age 21, Class ' 65, AVMA, Newman Club, Rio Grande Valley HTC. MARION, DAVID PAUL Ag. Eco. Spur Age 22, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Drum Bugle Corps, Fish Rifle Team, 4th Brigade, Ag. Eco. Society, South Plains HTC. 437 MARSHALL, GEORGE RONALD Ronnie Vet. Med. Crosby Age 22, Class ' 65, Contemporary Arts Committee—Secretary-Treasurer, South¬ western Veterinarian Staff—Editorial, Apollo Club, Baytown HTC. MARTIN, ALFRED ARTHUR Freddy Accounting Edinburg Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Collegiate 4-H Club—Secretary, Rio Grande Valley HTC. MARTIN, AUBREY GRADY Aubrey Animal Science Beeville Age 22, Class ' 65. MARTINEZ, HOMER THOMAS Animal Husbandry Hebbronville Age 21, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, National Block and Bridle Club, Brush Country HTC. MARTINEZ, HOMERO A. General Business Laredo Age 23, Class ' 64, Finance Society, Accounting Society, Laredo HTC—Officer. MASON, WILLIAM WALTON Bill Ch. E. Liberty Age 21, Class ' 65, Fresh., Eng. Soc., Stu. Eng. Coun., High School Career Day- Chairman, Inter-Council—President, Lower Trinity Valley HTC—President, YMCA Cabinet, Fish Camp Advisor, Apollo Club, A.E.Ch.E.—Pres. MATELSKE, RICHARD ENGENE Dick E.E. Corpus Christi Age 22, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, D.S., IEEE. MAYERS, PABLO Animal Science Laredo Age 21, Class ' 65, Laredo HTC—President, Fish Drill Team, Association of Former Fish Drill Team Members. MAYFIELD, WILLIAM CARL Bill Ind. Engr. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, AIIE, Houston HTC. ► Seniors MAYO, JAMES M. Jim Architecture Odessa Age 21, Class ' 65, Design Student Society, Alpha Phi Omega—Distinguished Ser¬ vice Key—President, 1st Brigade Color Guard, 2nd Battalion Staff Sergeant. McADAMS, MICHAEL LEO Mike Management Texarkana Age 23, Class ' 63, Management Society, Marketing Society, Insurance Club, Intramural Golf Champion. McADOO JR., STEWART FRENCH Frenchy Aero Engr. Houston Age 20, Class ' 65, AIAA, Sons of Service Club. McBREARTY, CHARLES FRANCIS Chuck Chemistry El Paso Age 20, Class ' 65, American Ordnance Society, D.S., Newman Club, Sons of the American Revolution Award, Chemistry Club, Commander-Sqd. 11, Distinguished Air Force Cadet, El Paso HTC. McBRIDE, RONALD THOMAS Ron Ind. Tech. Columbus, Ohio Age 21, Class ' 65, Town Hall Staff, Ross Volunteers, Squadron Commander, 1st Sgt., Outstanding Sophomore, Industrial Education Society, lota Lambda Sigma. McCALL JR., RICHARD HAWLEY Cash Business Mgt. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 65, South Louisiana HTC, Sixth Group Staff Advisor. McCALLISTER, CLOVIS EARL Journalism Kermit Agt 23, Class ' 64, SAMJ ' s Sigma Delta Chi, The Battalion—News Editor, Civilian Student Council. McCLUNG JR., ROY LEE One-Lung Agronomy Seymour Age 25, Class ' 62, Agronomy Soc.—Pres., Ag. Coun., Alpha Zeta, D.S., Trans- Mississippi Golf Assn. Scol., National Golf Course Superintendents Assoc, of Amer¬ ica Schol., Texas Turf Grass Assn. Schol., ASA Convention—Rep., Football, Pistol Team—Co-Captain, King Cotton Court, Agronomy Soc.—Pres. McCOLLUM, JAMES EARL Mac Wildlife Mgt. Garland Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Agriculture Society, Alpha Zeta, Fish Game Club, Dorm 13—Secretary, Student Agricultural Council. McConnell, thomas Theodore Ch. E. Age 21, Class ' 65, Vice President Student Senate, MSC Council, Phi Tau Beta Pi, D.S., D.M.S., Bowling Committee, Bridge Committee. McCUE JR., ROBERT L. E.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, SOS, Bowling Committee. McDANIEL, EDWIN RALPH Poultry Science Age 22, Class ' 65, Poultry Science Club, Dorm 20—Council. Houston Eta Sigma, Bob San Antonio Eddie Normangee McDaniel, o ' rell otto Education Age 20, Class ' 65, Ramp Representative—5 Puryear. McDERMAND, WILLIS FREMONT Ag. Eco. Age 23, Class ' 64, Mid County HTC, Ag. Eco Club. McDonald, don reed Vet. Med. Age 21, Class ' 65, AVMA. Yuma, Ariz. Nome Sterling City McDOWELL, DAVID HARLEY Dave Ind. Ed. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Ind. Ed. Society, American Foundryman Society, Freshman Engineering Society, American Military Engineers Society, Aggie Band, Drum Bugle Corps, Dallas HTC. McFERRIN, ARTIE RANSOM Ch. E. Beaumont Age 21, Class ' 65, Walton Hall—President, SCONA, A.I.Ch.E., Society of American Military Engineers, Dorm Treasurer, Great Issues Committee, Young Democrats, Dorm Presidents Council. McGINN, FRED LEE Fred Accounting Abilene Age 22, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Honor Council, Pre Law Society, Accounting Society, Abilene HTC—President. McGinnis, ronnie m. M.E. Irving Age 21, Class ' 65, Best Drilled Freshman, Outstanding Sophomore Co. B-2, Op¬ portunity Award Scholarship, SAE, Charter member of Polaris Council. McHANEY, STEPHEN KENNETH Steve E.E. Denison Age 21, Class ' 65. McKINNEY, GARY ANDREW Marketing Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Dallas HTC, Platoon Leader B-2. Seniors MEBANE, H. FRANK M.E. Alvin Age 21, Class ' 66. MEGARITY, DAVID TIMOTHY Tim Physics Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Singing Cadets, Waco HTC, Physics Club, Phi Eta Sigma. MENVILLE, EDWARD RAY C.E. . Ingleside Age 25, Class ' 62, ASCE. MENZIES, STEPHEN P. Steve Landscape Architecture San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Best Drilled Sophomore, Flight Sergeant, Flight Leader, Execu¬ tive Officer, Town Hall Staff, Landscape Architecture Society. MESEROLE, THOMAS CHILTON Bud E.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, MSC Dance Committee—Publicity Chairman. METTEAUER, JOE DEAN Wildlife Mgt. Timpson Age 23, Class ' 64, Fish Game Club, Toledo Bend HTC. MIEARS, LESLIE THOMAS Tom Ind. Ed. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, American Ordance Association, Quartermaster Association, Freshman Engineers, Ft. Bend County HTC, Aggie Band, SAME, Industrial Educa¬ tion Society. MIGURA, WALLACE WILLIAM Magruder Animal Science Yorktown Age 21, Class ' 65, Ed itor—Aggieland ' 65, Section Editor—Aggieland ' 64, Who ' s Who, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta—Scribe, Phi Kappa Phi, Press Club, Outstanding Sen.—College of Agr., National Alpha Zeta Foundation Graduate Schol. Award, D.S., D.M.S., National Sci. Foundation Undergraduate Research Participant, Oppor¬ tunity Award Schol., Valedictory Scholarship, Ross Volunteers, Cadet Maj., Execu¬ tive Officer—3rd Battalion, Guadalupe Valley HTC—Pres., Newman Club. MILAM, WILLIAM CHESTER Bill Mathematics Victoria Age 22, Class ' 65, D.S., SCONA VII—VIII, Intramural Manager, Bridge Committee —Secretary Treasurer, Badminton Team, Badminton Club—Secretary President. MILES, CHARLES LEONARD Chuck Animal Science Arlington Age 21, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, Agronomy Society, Newman Club, Freshman Agricultural Society. MILLER, JOEL ERVIN Agronomy Mesquite Agronomy Society, Collegiate FFA, American Society of Soil Conservation. MIMS, CONSTANTINE Con Animal Husbandry San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, San Antonio HTC, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Cadet Corporal, Guidon Bearer Co.-A-l, Outstanding Sophomore Co.A-1. MINTZ, EDWIN LAWRENCE Ag. Eco. Age 24, Class ' 62, Ag. Eco. Club. MOHR, ROBERT E. Finance Age 21, Class ' 65, Baseball, T Association, Finance Society. MOLINA, HENRY E. M.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME, Young Democrats. Ed Houston Bob Houston Los Angeles, Calif. MOONEY, WILLIAM EMERY Bill E.E. Harlingen Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE. MOORE, JOHN EARL M.E. Jefferson Age 22, Class ' 65, Freshman Engineering Society, ASME—Vice President, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, D.S. MOORE, LAWRENCE YORK Larry Vet. Med. Big Spring Age 22, Class ' 65, AVMA. MOORE, LONNIE J. Blackie Ag. Ed. Daingerfield Age 23, Class ' 65, Collegiate FFA, D.S. MOREMAN, DAVID EUGENE Dave Vet. Med. Hedley Age 21, Class ' 65, Student Senate—Parliamentarian, Student Chapter AVMA— Parliamentarian, MSC Directorate Assistant, South Eastern Panhandle HTC, Pre Vet Society—President, D.S., Southwestern Veterinarian Staff. MORITZ III, BURT EDWIN Burt M.E. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Lamar HTC—Secretary, Society of Automotive Engineers, Amer¬ ican Society of Mechanical Engineers, American Foundrymen ' s Society, Harold G. McGowen Jr. Scholarship, D.S. Seniors MOSLEY, ROBERT WAYNE Bob M.E. Bryan Age 22, Class ' 64, SAE, ASME. MUEGGE, FRANK ALLAN M.E. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65. MULLER JR., FRANK MAIR Economics English Falls Church, Va. Age, 22, Class ' 65, Who ' s Who, Stu. Body Pres., Appelate Honor Coun., Jr. Class — Pres., Ross Vol., Cadet Lt. Col., D.M.S., Ross Vol., Election Com. Sec., SCONA VII, VIII, IX, Transportation Chairman, Great Issues Prog. Chairman, Pistol Team, Debate Team. MURFF, STANLEY LEE Murff Agronomy Centerville Age 22, Class ' 65, Agronomy Society. MURPHEY, RONNIE GAYLE M.E. Alice Age 21, Class ' 65, Pistol Team. MURPHREE, DONALD EUGENE Gene Management Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society, Sam Houston HTC, Management Society. MURRAY, ROBERT CLAIN Bob Aero. Engr. Rosenberg Age 21, Class ' 65, Ft. Bend County HTC—President, Puryear Hall—Treasurer, AIAA. MURRELL JR., ERNEST H. Poultry Science Sabinal Age 36, Class ' 65, Poultry Science Club—Vice President, Poultry Judging Team. MYERS, CHARLES WAYNE Business Seagoville Age 22, Class ' 66, Baptist Student Union, Accounting Society. MYERS, MELVIN ALLEN Marketing Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society. NACHOD, JAY ERNEST M.E. Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, SAE, ASME, Student Branch Member of MSC Chess Club, Canterbury Association. NAILL JR., WALTER EDWARD Business Mgt. Fresno Age 22, Class ' 64. 440 ◄ Let ' s see, this button should give us 30° tem¬ perature in dorm 7, 85° in dorm 2 , snow on dorm 20 . . . ► Hey Charlie, what kind of a ribbon are they go¬ ing to give you for think¬ ing of a system like this? — ► Seniors NALLEY, ROBERT MAXEY Rob C.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Pi Eta Sigma Fresh. Honor Soc., Fresh. Eng. Soc., Outstanding Fresh. Soph. Co. D-2, Army Varsity Rifle Team, Phi Kappa Phi, Chi Epsilon— Treas., C.O. 2nd Brigade, Tau Beta Pi. NEAL, TOM MORRIS Vet. Med. Age 22, Class ' 64, AVMA. NEEL, JERRY DALE Ch. E. Age 22, Class ' 65, Athletic Officer Institute of Chemical Engineers. Tom Lubbock Monk Houston . A-2, American Chemical Society, American NESUDA, ROGER ALVIN Agronomy Ennis Age 21, Class ' 65, Agronomy Society. NICHOLAS, ROBERT WALTER Bob Ind. Tech. Dallas Age 20, Class ' 65, Ind. Ed. Society, Aggie Band. NOAKE, JAMES A. Jim C.E. San Antonio Age 22, C fass ' 64, Ross Volunteers, Town Hall Staff, Junior Class Vice President, Fish Drill Team, Engineer—Features Editor, Election Commission, SAME, ASCE. NORMAN, HENRY H. Hank Ag. Engr. Randolph AFB Age 20, Class ' 65, Freshman Agricultural Society, SCONA IX, San Antonio HTC, 1964 Naval Academy Delegate, Foreign Affairs Conference, Planning Committee —SCONA X—Chairman, Commanding Officer Sqd. 6 . NORRIS, JOHN ROBERT Bob Food Technology McGregor Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., Horticulture Society—Treasurer, Institute of Food Tech¬ nologists, Virginia Dare Award, Freshman Engineering Society. NORTHCUTT, JASPER RAY ' Jasper Animal Husbandry Emory Age 21, Class ' 65, FFA, Saddle Sirloin Club. NORTON, WILLIAM MICHAEL Bill C.E. Cleburne Age 21, Class ' 65, Press Club, Adjutant 3rd Battalion Staff. NORWOOD, ALFRED B. Al C.E. Ingleside Age 35, Class ' 65. OATES, KENNETH WAYNE M.E. Age 25, Class ' 65, Student Apartment Council—Student Apt. Mgr. Houston OBEDIENTE, JORGE GUILLERMO Accounting Panama Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, SCONA X—Delegate, D.S., Pan American Club. OBERHOFF, KENNETH E. Mathematics Needville Age 21, Class ' 65, Ft. Bend HTC—Vice President, Math Club, Chemistry Club, Senior Intramural Mgr., Pit. Leader Co. G-2. O ' BRIEN, GAIL PATRICK Pat Wildlife Mgt. Lubbock Age 25, Class ' 65. O ' CONNOR JR., JOSEPH HENRY Joe Architecture Construction Bellaire Age 21, Class ' 65, Bellaire HTC, Newman Club, D.S. ODDSON, TERRENCE ANDREW Terry Zoology-Pre. Med. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, MSC Coun. Directorate—Pres., Scholastic Officer—Corps Staff, Ross Vol., Town Hall, YMCA Cabinet, Who ' s Who, SCONA X—Executive Comm., Leadership Committee, C.S., Phi Eta Sigma, A M Federated Mother ' s Club Award, Outstanding Sophomore, Sgt. Major, Experiment in International Living—Great Britain, Who ' s Who Selection Committee, Aggie Sweetheart Sel. Committee. ODSTRCIL, ROBERT RAY Bobby C.E. Bryan Age 22, Class ' 64, ASCE. OLIVAREZ, BEN D. Ag. Eco. Mission Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Ag. Society, Ag. Eco. Club—Officer, AFEA Delegate. OLIVER, MICHAEL MILLER Mike Ind. Engr. Belton Age 22, Class ' 65, AIIE, Corporal—Outfit Clerk, Bell County HTC. OLIVER, PAUL RAYBURN English Grapeland Age 21, Class ' 65, Civilian Student Council—President, Sigma Tau Delta, English Society, SCONA X, Dorm Council—Secretary, Housemaster, Sweetheart Selection Committee ' 65, Who ' s Who, D.S. ► Seniors OMAR, RICHARD ARLEN Ag. Ed. Hutto Age 22, Class ' 65, Williamson County HTC, Collegiate FFA Chapter. O ' NEAL, MICHAEL NORMAN Mike Finance Mt. Pleasant Age 21, Class ' 65, SCONA X, Insurance Society, Finance Society, Young Republi¬ cans. O ' REILLY, MICHAEL PORTER Mike Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Exec. Co. B-2, Insurance Society, Finance Society, Guidon Bearer. OTTEN, DOUGLAS BENJAMIN Doug Pet. E. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Petroleum Engineers Club, San Antonio HTC, Flight Leader Sqd. 6 . OVERTON, III, JOHN M.E. Sumter, S.C. Age 21, Class ' 65, SAE. OWEN, FRANK S. Marketing San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65. OWEN, RONALD SCOTT Ronny C.E. Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE, AOA, Ft. Worth HTC, Ross Volunteers. PACHALL, CARLTON WAYNE B.A.-Accounting Bryan Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society. PALM, ROBERT NELS Bob Agriculture Nacogdoches Age 21, Class ' 65, Student Senate—Sophomore Representative—School of Agricul¬ ture, Best Drilled Fish Company E-2, D.S., Ross Volunteers, D.M.S. PALMER, JOHN ARTHUR John Ind. Tech. Dickinson Age 20, Class ' 65, Ind. Ed. Society—Vice President, Cadet Court, Twelfth Man Bowl, Bay Area HTC, Army Aviation Program. PALMER, MICHAEL ANTHONY Mike Architecture Duncan, Okla. Age 21, Class ' 65, Swimming—Freshman Letterman—2 year Varsity Letterman. PARKER, CARSON PRICE Price Ind. Tech. Bellaire 2 9 ® 22, Class ' 65, American Foundryman ' s Society, Industrial Education Club. PARKER, JESSE CLAUDE Jes Ind. Tech. Lufkin Age 22, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Angelina County HTC—President, Student Engineer ' s Council, Industrial Education Club, American Foundrymen ' s Society- Secretary. PARKER JR., ROY D. Denny Entomology Henderson Age 21, Class ' 65, Alpha Phi Omega, Entomology Club. PARTRIDGE, LARRY DEAN Ind. Tech. Cleveland Age 24, Class ' 64. PATTERSON, CHARLES F. Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65, Palestine Area HTC. PAULSON, ROBERT CHARLES C.E. Age 23, Class ' 64, Handball Team. PEDIGO, STEPHEN K. Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65. ' Chuck ' ' S ocum Bob Baytown Steve Sherman PELT, PHILLIP EUGENE Phil Management Duncanville Age 21, Class ' 66 , Aggie Band, Society for the Advancement of Management. PENA JR., GUSTAVO J. Gus Zoology Brownsville Age 22, Class ' 64, Great Issues, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society, Rio Grande Valley HTC, Newman Club, Aggie Players. PENDERGRASS JR., CARL Grass Accounting Palacios Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Semper Fidelis Society, AAatagorda County HTC—Treasurer. Seniors PENLAND, AARON BROWN Marketing Bay City Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Circle K Club—Treasurer. PERKINS, HERBERT ALBERT Mathematics Kerrville Age 21, Class ' 65. PETTY, GEORGE DAVID Accounting Waco Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Waco HTC. PETTY, JERRY LYNN Business Mgt. Tyler Age 21, Class ' 65, Tyler-Smith County HTC—Officer, Management Society. PETTY, ROBERT LEE Physics Mineral Wells Age 21, Class ' 65, Sigma Pi Sigma—Treasurer, Physics Club—Treasurer, Texas Academy of Sciences—Vice President, D.S., Intramural Tennis. PHILLIPS, ALFRED MITCHELL Mitch Modern Languages Houston Age 24, Class ' 65. PHILLIPS, BENNY JOE C.E. Van Age 22, Class ' 65, ASCE—Secretary. PHILLIPS, LARRY ALLAN Vet. Med. Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, Student Senate, Phi Eta Sigma, Best Drilled Freshman, Out¬ standing Sophomore, White Band 1st Sgt. C.O., American Vet-Med Assoc. PICKARD, LOWERY B. Accounting Bronson Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Finance Society. PIFER, BOBBY E. Meteorology Jackson, Miss. Age 21, Class ' 65. PINA JR., MANUEL Mathematics San Antonio Age 23, Class ' 65. PIPER II, LLOYD L. E.E. San Antonio Age 21, Cl ass ' 65, Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers, Freshman Engin¬ eering Society, Scholastic Officer Squadron 7, Fish Drill Team, Association of Former Fish DrillOeam Members, Newman Club, San Antonio HTC, MSC Table Tennis Committee, MSC Bowling Committee. These P. W. problems are getting a little more realistic every week. Seniors PITTMAN, PITT E.E. Age 22, Class ' 66 , IEEE, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Amateur Radio Club. PIWONKA, JOHN DONALD nd. Tech. Age 22, Class ' 65, Ind. Education Society—Reporter. PLAGENS, CLARENCE F. M.E. Age 29, Class ' 65, Newman Club, ASME. Overton John D. Chriesman Bryan PLUM, ROBERT WAYLON Waylon Accounting Queen City Age 21, Class ' 65, Circle K, Accounting Society. PLUMMER, MITTY CHARLES E.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Odessa HTC. POLANSKY, JAMES EDWARD Ind. Tech. Age 21, Class ' 65, lota Lambda Sigma, Ind. Ed. Society, D.S. Odessa Po Caldwell POOL, WALTER CHESTER Ind. Distribution San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Ind. Education Society, San Antonio HTC. POST, LYNN J. Wildlife Mgt. Ft. Worth Age 22, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Navarro Counry HTC, Fish and Game Club. POUNDS JR., HERBERT E. Zounds Accounting Pre. Law. Gonzales Age 21, Class ' 65, Best Drilled Freshman, Best Drilled Sophomore, Ross Volun¬ teers, D.S., D.M.S., First Sergeant, Cadet Court, F.I.P., Accounting Society, Pre- Law Society, 12th Man Bowl, C.O. Sqd 17. POWELL, EDWIN BRANCH Butch M.E. Pasadena Age 25, Class ' 61, ASME. POWELL JR., ROGER ALEX C.E. Coleman Age 21, Class ' 65. PRENTISS, THOMAS WILSON Charlie Tuna Wildlife Mgt. Canfield, Ohio Age 21, Class ' 65, Freshman Swimming Team, Varsity Swimming Team, Water 444 Polo Team. PUSCH, DONALD EDWARD Don Mathematics Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Math Club, Singing Cadets, Librarian, Business Management —President, Vice Commandant ' s Award. PUTNAM, JERRY LEE Zoology Ft. Worth Age 25, Class ' 65. PYLANT, ALFRED JOEY Joe Aero. Engr. Midland Age 22, Class ' 65, D.S., Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Gamma Tau. QUISENBERRY, ALEX JOHN Quis Psychology College Station Age 21, Class ' 65, Singing Cadets. RACHEL, RICHARD WAYNE Red M.E. Texarkana Age 21, Class ' 65, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Tyler HTC. RADER, WILLIAM KARL Bill Finance Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Baseball Team, Ross Volunteers—Squadron Leader, Dis¬ tinguished Air Science Student, D.S. RAMSEY, JOHNNY S. Ag. Ed. Odessa Age 23, Class ' 65, Ross Volunteers, Collegiate FFA, Odessa HTC—President. RANNALS, LARRY DWANE Shady Marketing Pasadena Age 21, Class ' 65, Pasadena HTC, Marketing Society, Insurance Society. RASCH, ANTHONY ALBERT Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65. Rocky Houston Seniors RATCHIFFE, JOHN ANDREW Business Shreveport, La. Age 25, Class ' 62. REAGOR, FRANK MOORE Fuzzy Animal Husbandry Llano Age 21, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club—Sec. Pres., Hill Country HTC, Stu. Agricultural Coun., Inter Collegate Coun., Alpha Zeta, Meats Judging Team, Wool Judging Teams, Livestock Judging Teams. REDDING, LLOYD WADE Ag. Engr. Age 21, Class ' 65, ASAE. REEVES, LOWELL EDWARD Education Age 21, Class ' 65. REEVES, M. CLINT History Age 21, Class ' 65, Rodeo Club, History Society, Pre Law Society, Amarillo HTC—President. REICH, ROBERT EARL Ag. Eco. Hamilton Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club, Gama Delta. REICHERZER, GARY WAYNE Accounting Schertz Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, AOA, Accounting Society, Marketing Society, Cen-Tex HTC. Intramural Bowling Champs. REIFSNYDER, RICHARD EDMONDS Dick History Washington D. C. Age 23, Class ' 65, Supply Officer, Sons of the Service, Pre Law Society, English Club, History Club, Washington D. C. HTC. REKTORIK, H. JEROME Economics Corpus Christ! Age 22, Class ' 65, C.O. 1st Brigade, Publicity Chairman SCONA X, Ross Vol., Town Hall, Sgt. Maj. 1st Brigade, Publicity Chairman Great Issues, Pistol Team, 12th Man Football, D.M.S., Army Flight Prog. RESPESS, RICHARD ORMAN Dick Wildlife Mgt. Kilgore Age 23, Class ' 64, Fish and Game Club, American Fisheries Society, Brazos Valley Gun Club. RESTIVO, JAMES ANDREW Jimmy Marketing Bryan Age 23, Class ' 63, Newman Club, Spanish Club, French Club—Vice President, Pan American Club, Marketing Society, Insurance Society. REUE, GLENN HENRY Aero. Engr. Fulshear Age 21, Class ' 65, Puryear Hall—President, Dormitory Presidents Council—Vice Chairman, American Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics, Puryear Hall Council. Steve Houston Skip Amarillo Pistol Team, REYNA, CARLOS FERNANDO Zoology McAllen Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre Med—Pre Dent Society, Rio Grande Valley HTC, Pan American Club. RICHARD, RUSSELL JAMES Management Port Arthur Age 21, Class ' 65, Management Society, Insurance Society, Newman Club, Marketing Society, Finance Society, Port Arthur HTC. RICHARDS, ROBERT DARRELL P.E. Daingerfield Age 21, Class ' 65. RICHARDS, THOMAS POWELL Tom Marketing Claremont, Calif. Age 21, Class ' 65, 12th Man Bowl, Walton Hall—Treasurer, Marketing Society, Wharton County HTC. RICHARDSON, MICHAEL LEE Mike Economics Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, 1st Brigade Color Guard, Best Drilled Sophomore Co. A-l, Scholastic Sergeant 1st Brigade, Ross Volunteers, Texas A M Parachute Club. RICHTER JR., ALDEN JOHN A.J. Ag. Eco. El Campo Age 21, Class ' 65, - Agronomy Society, Agriculture Economics Club, Wharton County HTC, Young Republicans. RICHTER JR., CARL XAVIER P.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, P.E. Club, San Antonio HTC. RIDEOUT, DAVID WAYNE Wildlife Mgt. Age 23, Class ' 63, Alpha Phi Omega, Fish Game Club. RILEY, BILLY MARTIN Ag. Ed. Age 22, Class ' 65. Kip LaVernia Dave Henderson Coleman Seniors RILEY, BRIAN LEE Accounting San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, 1st Lt-Scholastic Officer E-l, Intramural Mgr. San Antonio HTC, Accounting Society, Freshman Engineering Society, Young Republicans. RILEY, PAUL EDWARD Ind. Tech. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Supply Officer. RISKE, ROBERT MORRIS Bob Accounting Pasadena Age 21, Class ' 65, Commanding Officer—Sqd. 15, Accounting Society, Pasadena HTC, D.M.S. RIVERA. ANTONIO Ind. Engr. Cochabamba—Bolivia Age 23, Class ' 65, International Club—Vice President, El Panamericano —Editor, SCONA X, American Institute of Industrial Engineers. ROACH, JAMES B. Jack Marketing Gatesville Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society. ROBERTS, JAMES M. Rob Economics Wichita, Kan. Age 21, Class ' 65, SCONA VIII, IX, X, Town Hall Staff, Fish Drill Team, Cadet Court, Student Senate, Color Guard, Economics Club. ROBERTSON, BILL RICHARD E.E. Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu, D.S. ROBERTSON, STEPHEN BAILEY Porky C.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, SAME, AGC, ASCE, Freshman Engineers Society, Athletic Officer Sqd. 3—Athletic Sgt.—Athletic CpI. ROBINSON, CLIFFORD WILLIAM Clif Mathematics Tyler Age 22, Class ' 65. ROBINSON, JOE EDWARD Range Mgt. Age 21, Class ' 65, Range Forestry Club. ROBINSON, MICHAEL CLARK Zoology Age 23, Class ' 64. ROCHE, HUBERT C. C.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE. Weldon Robbie Dallas San Antonio 446 RODRIGUEZ, LEONEL, ALFONSO Marketing Eagle Pass Age 27, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Eagle Pass HTC—Secretary President. RODRIGUEZ, JR., MANUEL M.E. Eagle Pass Age 22, Class ' 65, Eagle Pass HTC, ASME, SAE. ROMING, LELAND DOUGLAS Doug Ag. Ed. Eddy Age 21, Class ' 65, Waco—McLennan County HTC, Collegiate FFA, Alpha Zeta Club. ROSE, DOUGLAS NELSON Physics Amarillo Age 22, Class ' 65, Amarillo HTC, Physics Club—Secretary, Sigma Pi Sigma, Russian Club, Phi Kappa Phi, D.S., Phi Eta Sigma—Vice President. ROSE, JOHN THOMAS J.T. Economics San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., D.M.S., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Ross Volunteers, Town Hall Staff, SCONA VIII, IX, Finance Chairman, Apollo Club. ROSS, BILLY JOE Bill Economics Spicewood Age 29, Class ' 65, Pan American Club, U.N. Club, Camera Club, Economics Club. ROWLAND III, ROBERT ALEXANDER Rob Pre. Med. McAllen Age 21, Class ' 65, MSC Council, Pre Med—Pre Dent Society, MSC Student Finance Chairman, Great Issues Committee. RUIZ, DEMETRIO ROBERTO E.E. Age 27, Class ' 65, IEEE. RUIZ-IRIARTE, JORGE Agronomy Age 20, Class ' 65, Pan American Club, Agronomy Society. Bobby Laredo Bogota, Columbia S.A. Seniors RUTYNA, ALOIS PAULS Mathematics Chicago Age 21, Class ' 65, Football, Track, Aggie Talent Committee, Yankee HTC, Sons of Service, First in Flight Summer Camp. RYAN JR., PHILIP ANTHONY Phil Accounting Gulfport, Miss. Age 23, Class ' 63, Design Students Society, Society of American Military Engi¬ neers, South Louisiana HTC, Accounting Society. SAENZ, ESMERALDO CASTILLA Ed P-E- Pettus Age 23, Class ' 65, P.E. Club, Ed. Club, Newman Club, Knights of Columbus. SALDIVAR JR., PABLO Junior Accounting Santa Rosa Age 22, Class ' 65, D.S., Accounting Society, Newman Club. SALOMA-OROZCO, DAVID ANTONIO E.E. Mexico, D.F. Age 20, Class ' 65, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, D.S., SCONA VIII, IX, X, Pan American Week Committee VII, VIII, Public Affairs Conference—Principia College Delegate, Clayton Fund, Scholarship, Pan American Club, San Antonio HTC. , SANDERS, ROBERT A. Bob Education Fayetteville, Ark. Age 22, Class ' 65. SANFORD, MICHAEL B. Marketing Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, Marketing Society, Newman Club, Music Society, Dallas HTC. SANGERHAUSEN, CHARLES ROGER Bubba Aero. Engr. Hearne Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. SANSOM, HOMER JEFFERSON Buzz C.E. Leakey Age 22, Class ' 65, ASCE, Rodeo Club, Dorm Council. SANTOS, JOSE C. Aero. Engr. Brownsville Age 21, Class ' 65, Newman Club, AIAA, Alt. Recorder, SCONA X, Exec. Sqd. B. SASSE, FREDRIC WILLIAM Ric Marketing San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Drum Bugle Corps—Secretary, San Antonio HTC—Vice Presi¬ dent, Aggieland Orchestra, Accounting Society, Aggie Band. SASSMAN, CLIFFORD DOUGLAS Doug Aero. Engr. Falfurrias Age 22, Class ' 65, Form Council, Tennis Team—Captain, Exec. Officer Sqd. 16. SAUER, GORDON E. Animal Husbandry Doss Age 22, Class ' 65. SCHELL, JOHN AUGUST E.E. Victoria Age 20, Class ' 65, American Ordnance Association, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE. SCHLAEGER, HERMAN TONY Tennessee Animal Science Cleveland, Tenn. Age 22, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, Junior Livestock Judging Team, Senior Livestock Judging Team, D.S. Seniors SCHLATHER, KENNETH JOHN M.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME. SCHLEY JR., EMIL STEVE Ag. Ed. Age 21, Class ' 66 , Collegiate FFA. Ken Houston Fayetteville SCHMIDT, GLENN WM. C.E. Hallettsville Age 21, Class ' 65, Twelfth Man Bowl, Bonfire Committee—Chairman Stacking tomm., Ross Volunteers—1 st Sergeant—Permanent Firing Squad, Cmdr. Co. D-2. SCHMIDT, JOHN AUGUST E.E. Huntsville Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi—Treasurer, IEEE —Chairman, General Electric College Bowl Team, Phi Kappa Phi. SCHMIDT, JOSEPH H. Marine Engr. Galveston Age 21, Class ' 65. SCHOENHOLZ, ABRAHAM ARMAND Avi Ind. Engr. Haira, Israel Age 25, Class ' 65, Alpha Phi Mu, Hillel Club, AIIE. SCHOMBURG, ARTHUR BENNIE Art Animal Husbandry Ganado Age 22, Class ' 65, Jackson County HTC—Vice President, Young Republicans, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Aggie Rodeo Club. SCHOTT, RONALD J. Ronnie Marketing Devine Age 21, Class ' 65, Outstanding Freshman, Outstanding Sophomore Co. B-l, 1st Sergeant, Ross Volunteers, Commanding Officer Co. B-l, D.M.S. SCHROEDER, LARRY J. Accounting Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, Newman Club. SCHUR, DONALD GILBERT Don Ag. Eco. Vernon Age 22, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Ciub. Gamma Delta, Lutheran Student Group, Vernon HTC—President. SCOGGIN, PHILLIP C. Accounting Denison Age 20, Class ' 65, Semper Fidelis Society, Varsity Football, T Association, Ross Volunteers. 448 SCOTT, PRESTON AUGUST Mike Ind. Engr. Bryan Age 22, Class ' 65, Freshman YMCA Council, American Institute of Industrial Engineers—President, Alpha Pi Mu, Engineers Council. ► Seniors SCOTT, ROBERT CARL Bob History Ogallala, Neb. Age 21, Class ' 65. SEAWELL, WILLIAM MICHAEL Bill Wildlife Mgt. Laredo Age 20, Class 65. SEELY, THOMAS RUSSELL Tom E.E. Brownwood Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, D.S., D.M.S., Ross Volunteers, Cadet Court, Houston Chamber of Commerce Award, Best Drilled Sophomore, Outstanding Fish-White Band. SEGURA, RICHARD PAUL History Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Fish Rifle Team, Fish Numeral, Varsity Rifle Team, Houston HTC, History Club, Newman Club. SERNA, ENRIQUE ALBERTO Marketing Rosita, Coahuila, Mexico Age 22, Class ' 65, Stu. Conf. on National Affairs, Pan American Club, Mktg. Society, Pan American Week—Secretary-Treasurer—Vice Chairman. SERRILL, RICHARD RUGELEY Rich P.E. Matagorda Age 23, Class ' 64, Fish Track, Matagorda HTC—Vice President, Physical Education Majors Club, American Association of Health, Physical Education Recreation, AHPER, SEA, NEA, TSTA, American Ordnance Assoc. Stu. Driver Education In¬ struc tor. SHADEL, WILLIAM NOEL M.E. Bill Wichita, Kan. Age 21, Class ' 65. SHAW, EARL RAY Ricky Architecture La Marque Age 23, Class ' 64, Fish Yell Leader, Election Commission, Design Stu. Society, SCONA VII, VIII, IX—Housing Chairman, Town Hall Staff, Great Issues. SHERMAN, WILLIAM TERRILL Bill Accounting Arlington Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, MSC Bowling Committee, Ross Volunteers, D.S., Schol. Office 1st Group Staff, Cadet Court 8 . SHINSKY, PAUL F. Skip History Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Bowling Committee, St. Thomas HTC. SHIPMAN, JAMES KENNEY Accounting Abilene Age 22, Class ' 65, Abilene HTC, Accounting Society, University Apartment Coun¬ cil-Treasurer. SHIRLEY, RICHARD CARROLL Richard Economics Port Neches Age 23, Class ' 64, Semper Fidelis Society, Economics Club. Vivian, La. SHIVELY JR., CARLTON W. Ag. Eco. Age 27, Class ' 59, Ag. Eco. Club, Rodeo Club. SHUPAK, GEORGE LEO Ind. Tech. Lovelady Age 21, Class ' 65. SIMMONS, JOE DALTON Ind. Tech. Orchard Age 23, Class ' 64, Industrial Ed. Society, Fort Bend County HTC. SIMMONS, KENNETH ORAN C.E. El Paso Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE, Assoc. General Cont., YMCA Fish Camp Counselor, Freshman Eng. Society. SIMMONS, JAMES KIRK Jim Zoology Bay City Age 20, Class ' 65, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society, Matagorda County HTC, Young Rep. SIMONS III, MILAM TRAVIS Tab M.E. Edna Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME, SAE, Jackson County HTC—Vice President—Treasurer. SKAGGS, RONALD L. Ronnie Architecture Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, Design Stu. Society, Alpha Phi Omega, Aggieland Dance Band, Stu. Election Commission. SLAUGHTER, DAVID CHARLES Aero. Engr. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Talent Committee, AIAA, Ross Vol., Fourth Brigade. SUMP JR., JACK BRYANT Finance Washington, D.C Age 21, Class ' 65, Contemporary Arts Committee—Chairman, Finance Society- Program Chairman, YMCA, Apollo Club, Insurance Society, D.S., Dance Classes— Chairman. Seniors SLONE, RICHARD L. Accounting Bay City Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, A M Circle K. SLOUCH, SULLY T. Slouch General Curriculum Jacksonville Age 21, Class ' 65, 1st Lt., T.W.U. Club, Intramural sack out champion, Social Director—Jacksonville HTC. SMITH, BENJAMIN RAY Aero. Engr. Texarkana, Ark. Age 21, Class ' 65, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics—President, D.S., Engineers Council—Junior Representative. SMITH, CHARLES EARL Aero. Engr. Henderson Age 22, Class ' 65, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. SMITH, DARRELL FRANK Doc Pet. E. Anahuac Age 21, Class ' 65, Wesley Fo undation—President, Singing Cadets, Dorm President, D. S., MSC Directorate, Music Committee—Chairman, YMCA Polaris Council—Vice President, Assistant Civ. Chaplain, All Faiths Chapel Committee, Civ. Stu. Coun., Apollo Club, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society, YMCA. SMITH, E. C. Butch Accounting Nederland Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Vol., Town Hall Staff—Personnel Officer, Polaris Coun., Intelligence Officer, Corps Staff, Cadet Court, Midcounty HTC—President, Vice Commandant ' s Award, Sgt. Maj. First Group Staff. SMITH, JACK H. Marine Transportation Age 21, Class ' 65. SMITH, JAY D. B.A. Accounting Age 30, Class ' 65, Accounting Society. SMITH, JERRY PAUL Animal Husbandry Age 21, Class ' 65. SMITH JR., JOHN DOUGLAS Snuffy Accounting Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Talent Committee, Accounting Society, Bowling Team, Aggie Band, Lamar HTC, Mktg. Society, Adjutant Combined Band Staff. SMITH, LAROY W. E. E. Cleveland Age 22, Class ' 65, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu. SMITH, RANDALL P. Randy M.E. Irving Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggieland Section Editor, Aggieland Business Mgr. Ross Vol., 450 Flight School. Galveston Battle Creek, Mich. Refugio Settlors SMITH, RODNEY MONROE Rod Accounting Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65. SMITH, STEPHEN FOSTER Wildlife Mgt. Blanco Age 22, Class ' 65, Hill Country HTC, Fish Game Club, Rodeo Club. SMITH, THOMAS E. M. Ind. Engr. Dallas Age 25, Class ' 65, AIIE, Great Issues Committee. SNIDER, ROBERT HOYD C.E. Chicago, III. Age 22, Class ' 65, Sky Divin§. SOLAND JR., FRED HERMAN C.E. Age 22, Class ' 65, Fencing. Fritz Pearland SOLIS, JOSE LUIS Joe Aero. Engr. Laredo Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Gamma Tau, AIAA—Secretary Vice Chairman, Floor Representative Legett Hall, Laredo HTC, Schol. Sergeant Sqd. 9. SOUTH, JOHN HUBERT Ag. Ed. Miami Age 22, Class ' 65, Rodeo Club, Rodeo Team, FFA. SOUTHERLAND, J. MALON Management Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Freshman Drill Team—Senior Advisor, Society for the Advance¬ ment of Management, Asso. of Former Fish Drill Team Members—Secretary, Best Drilled Sophomore, Fish Drill Team, Bonfire Committee ' 64. SPAETH, CLIFFORD WAYNE Doss Ag. Ed. Age 21, Class ' 65, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Champion Sheep Showman Little Southwestern ' 62, Junior Senior Livestock, Meats Wool Judging Teams, Col¬ legiate FFA Chapt., Hill Country HTC. SPAIN, HENRY SAMUEL Sam Ind. Tech. Ruston, La. Age 28, Class ' 65, lota Lambda Sigma, Industrial Education Society—Secretary. SPEARS, JAMES ROY Piney Wildlife Mgt. Center Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Game Club, Stu. Education Club, Dorm Council. SPILLERS, ROBERT LYNN Bob M.E. Freeport Age 21, Class ' 65. It was late, but everyone was still going strong. Seniors 1 SPRINGER, JOHN STANLEY Agronomy Rockwall Age 22, Class ' 65, Agronomy Society, Soil Conservation Club. SPRINGER, STANLEY LYNN Ag. Eco. Waxahachie Age 21, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club, Saddle Sirloin Club, Apartment Coun.—Par¬ liamentarian, Intramural Mgr., Ellis County HTC—Vice President Program Chair¬ man. STAFFORD, HAROLD ROBERT Harry Ind. Distribution Austin Age 21, Class ' 65, Ind. Ed. Club, AOA, Freshmen Eng. Society, SAME. STAFFORD III, HARRY ARTHUR Staff Economics Van Vleck Age 21, Class ' 65, Matagorda HTC—President, Intramural Track, French Club, Fish Track Mgr. STAREK, JOHN MICHAEL Mickey C.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE, Newman Club, Dallas HTC, D.S., Athletic Officer Sqd. 7. STEADMAN, CHARLES R. Charlie Meteorology Grand Prairie Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., American Meteorological Society. STEELE, ROY WAYNE Physics Lubbock Age 22, Class ' 65. STEFFENS JR., LEONARD G. Lenny Animal Science Barker Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., D.M.S., Sears Foundation Freshman Schol. Award, Sears Foundation Sophomore Schol. Award, E. J. Kyle Schol. Award, Alpha Zeta—Chan¬ cellor, Freshman Agriculture Society, National Science Foundation Undergraduate Research Grant, Freshman FFA—Sentinel, Saddle Sirloin Club, Scholastic Sgt.—1st Battalion, C.O. Co. C-l. STENGEL, JAMES LEO E.E. Mason Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Scholastic Officer B-2. STEPHENS, JOHN ANDREWS Ag. Ed. San Angelo Age 22, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, Collegiate FFA. STEPP, JAMES LESLEY Jim Business Mgt. Wichita Falls Age 21, Class ' 65, SCONA, Society for Advancement of Management, D.M.S., D.S., C.L.O.D. ' s of Texas, 1st Battalion Staff. STEVENS, MICHAEL PETER Mike Zoology Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre Med Society, Dorm Executive Coun., Athletic Director- Law Hall. 452 STEVENS, RICHARD MICHAEL Management Weslaco Age 21, Class ' 65. STILES, DAVE AUBREY Finance Houston Age 22, Class ' 65, Finance Society, Accounting Society, Mktg. Society, Civ. Foot¬ ball, Houston HTC. STILES, DAVID EDWIN Journalism Midlothian Age 21, Class ' 65, Editor—The Review, Freshman Basketball, Stu. Assistant Bas¬ ketball Coach, Sam—J—Vice President, Mktg. Society—Publicity Chairman, Sigma Delta Chi—Treasurer, Arts Science Coun., Inter Coun. Committee, D.S. STOFFREGEN, GLEN EDWIN Business Administration Waxahachie Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Drum Bugle Corps, Mktg. Society, Ellis County HTC—Secretary Treasurer, FIP Cadet. STORY JR., ERNEST T. ' ' Ernie ' ' Ind. Engr. Aan Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, AIIE, ASME, San Antonio HTC. STOVALL III, JOHN M. Finance Spring Branch Age 21, Class ' 65. STRANGE, WILLIAM BAZEL Geological Engr. Kerens Age 23, Class ' 65, Navarro HTC, Geology Club. STRIEGLER, THOMAS L. Tom Wildlife Mgt. Irving Age 21, Class ' 65, Game Fish Club, Stu. Education Club, Alpha Phi Omega. STRONG, DON EDWARD Donny Ind. Tech. Chriesman Age 22, Class ' 65, Industrial Education Society. ► Smm SUAREZ, ARMANDO L. Architectural Construction Laredo Age 21, Class ' 65. SUGAREK, FRANK L. Ag. Eco. Skidmore Age 21, Class ' 65. SUHLER, DAVID ROBERT M.E. Galveston Age 21, Class ' 65, Fencing Club, Texas A M Eng. Staff. SUIB, MICHAEL RAYMOND Mike Psychology Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team—Sophomore Advisor, Best Drilled Freshman Sqd. 9, Hillel, 2nd Wing Color Guard, Stu. Psychology Assoc., SAME. SUPAK, JAMES R. Agronomy Taylor Age 25, Class ' 65, Alpha Zeta, Vice Chairman—Ag. Coun., Stu. Chapt. of Soil Conservation Society—Chairman, Stu. Activities Subdivisor—Membership Commit¬ tee Chairman, Agronomy Society of America. SURLS, LARRY JOE Ag. Ed. Malakoff Age 23, Class ' 65. SYAL, RAJ KUMAR Syal C.E. Ludhiana, India Age 30, Class ' 65, ASCE, Institute of Traff. Eng., Cricket, Indo-American Society. TAUBERT, LOUIS EARL Management San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Mktg. Society. TAYLOR, WESLEY MADISON Wes M.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Pi Tau Sigma—President, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, ASME, SAE, Past Secretary of SAE. TAYLOR, WILLIAM EDWARD Bill English Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65, C.O. D-3, Dallas HTC. TEEMS, TERRY LYNN Tiger Ind. Tech. Palestine Age 22, Class ' 65, Ind. Ed. Society—Officer, Palestine Area HTC, Bonfire Safety Committee, Fish Engr. Society. TEMPLER, THOMAS WAYNE Tom Accounting Crystal City Age 21, Class ' 65. Bill Brenham THEDFORD, BILLY RAY E.E. Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, Washington County HTC, Softball Team. THEDFORD, MARVIN Ag. Engr. Brenham Age 24, Class ' 65, Agricultural Engineers Society, Washington County HTC. THOMAS, NORMAN CLAY Ag. Ed. Mabank Age 26, Class ' 65, Collegiate FFA, D.S. THOMPSON, ALTON C. Al C.E. San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, 1st Lt. Athletic Officer E-l, San Antonio HTC—President Secretary, Society of American Military Eng.—1st Vice President, ASCE, Freshman Eng. Society. THOMPSON, JAMES WILLIAM Mathematics Winnsboro Age 21, Class ' 65, SCONA VII, VIII, Phi Eta Sigma, Bridge Club. THOMPSON, PAUL EDWARD P.T. Vet. Med. Miami Age 21, Class ' 65, AVMA, Pre Vet Society, Southwestern Vet. Staff, D.S., Eastern Panhandle HTC. TIJERINA, ALBERT ANTHONY Mathematics Age 21, Class ' 65, Aggie Band, Stu. Senate, Ross Vol., Math Club. TIMMERMAN, TIMOTHY LEE M.E. Age 21, Class ' 65. TOLE, GLENN L. Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society. Tiger San Angelo Houston Wichita Falls Seniors TOMPKINS, ALFRED TOMMY Accounting Hemphill Age 21, Class ' 65. TOMPKINS, BILL GRANT M.E. Victoria Age 20, Class ' 65. TOVEY, FRANK M. Mike M.E. Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, ASME, D.S., D.M.S. TRAINER, LLOYD DOUGLASS Doug M.E. Springfield, Va. Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Vol., SCONA, SAE—Secretary, D.M.S., Freshman Swimming Team. TRAYLOR, RICHARD CLYDE Animal Husbandry San Antonio Age 22, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club—Reporter, Junior Livestock Judging Team, Junior Wool Judging Team, Senior Livestock Judging Team, Show Calf Committee—Chairman. TREADWAY, ALEX H. Mathematics Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Math Club—Vice President, Ramp Representative—Law Hall, Handball Club, Physics Club. TREDWAY, WILLARD LEE Willy Architecture Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society, Design Stu. Society, SALA, Opera¬ tions Sgt. 5th Battalion, Adjutant 3rd Brigade. TREVINO, MANUEL RAUL Zoology Laredo Age 21, Class ' 65, Laredo HTC—Officer, Pan American Club, Newman C lub, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society. TRIESCH JR., EUGENE OSCAR Butch P.E. Blanco Age 21, Class ' 65, Commanding Officer Co. E-2, Ross Vol.-Platoon Sgt. Junior Class Vice President, GYeat Issues Committee, Physical Education Club, TAH PER. TURZAK, THOMAS MICHAEL Tom Ch.E. Ind. Engr. Pittsburgh Age 22, Class ' 65, Chess Committee—Chairman, A.I.Ch.E., AEII. TWITTY, DONALD HORACE Ag. Ed. Taylor Age 21, Class ' 65, Williamson County HTC. URBANIC, CHARLES EDWARD Ag. Ed. Galveston Age 25, Class ' 65, Alpha Zeta, D.S., Ag. Coun., Collegiate FFA—President Reporter, Agriculturist Staff. 454 URBINA, LUIS R. Accounting Eagle Pass Age 21, Class ' 65. VACEK, MARK JOHN Accounting East Bernard Age 21, Class ' 65, Accounting Society, American Ordnance Assoc. VALIENTE, EDUARDO ANTONIO Gato Agronomy Santa Ana, El Salvador C.A. Age 22, Class ' 65, Agronomy Society, Pan American Club. VANDERBURG, RICHARD B. Architecture Dallas Age 25, Class ' 65, Editor—Architecture Plus, MSC Camera Committee—Chairman, Design Stu. Society. VAN WAGNER, ROGER GORDON Rat Man Psychology San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Sons of Service, IAS, SAME, Stu. Psychological Asso., Bowling Committee. VASSER JR., WILLIAM CARY Billy Aero. Engr. Klein Age 22, Class ' 64, Fish Football Mgr., Football Mgr., T Assoc., AIAA. VAUGHAN, J. C. Jerry Ind. Dist. Houston Age 28, Class ' 65, Industrial Ed. Society, Housemaster—Legett Hall. VAUGHN, ALLEN RAY Wildlife Mgf. Hawley Age 23, Class ' 65, Fish Game Club, Education Club. VAUGHN, JOE H. Mathematics San Saba Age 26, Class ' 65, ACM, Math Club. Seniors VENUTI, ALFRED RICHARD Al Ind. Dist. College Station Age 22, Class ' 65, I.Ed. Society, Dorm Council. VERLANDER, JAMES MILTON Zoology Age 22, Class ' 65, Milby HTC. VERNON III, ALBERT EDWARD Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65, 1st Sgt. Co. G-2, Accounting Society. Jim Houston Al College Station C.O. 4th Batt., D.S., D.M.S. Ross Vol., VERNON, GRANT GARY Economics - College Station Age 21, Class ' 65. VERRETT, KENNETH A. Ken Economics Port Arthur Age 22, Class ' 64, Freshman Eng. Society, AOA, Newman Club, Economics Club— Treasurer-Social Chairman, Port Arthur HTC. VICK, JERRY DONALD Don Marketing Hamilton Age 21, Class ' 65, Mktg. Society, Polaris Freshman Stu. Coun., Flight Prog., D.M.S., D.S., YMCA Camp Counselor, Apartment Coun. New Army Spirit 455 VITEK, PHILIP CHARLES Phil Sociology Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Scholastic Officer Co. C-l, Billiards Committee, Young Rep., Rifle Team, Sociology Club, Fort Worth HTC—Vice President, D.S., D.M.S. VOLZ, GARY ARLEN Geological Engr. Rockville, Md. Age 21, Class ' 65, Sfu. Eng. Coun. VON EIFF, GARNETT C.W. Kraut Animal Science Houston Age 25, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club. VRZALIK, JOHN HENRY M.E. Age 22, Class ' 65, ASME, Fisfi Eng. Society, Polaris Schol. WADDLE, WILLIAM A. Mathematics Age 22, Class ' 64, Math Club. WALIGURA, RANDOLPH L. Architecture Age 23, Class ' 63. WALKER, STANLEY L. Stan Pet. E. Colorado Springs, Colo. Age 21, Class ' 65, Great Issues, Petroleum Engr. Club, Geology Club, Young Rep., Intramurals, Rifle Pistol Club, Sons of Servicemen Club, Pit. Ldr. 1st Lt. WALLACE, CHARLES EDWARD Charlie C.E. Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Freshman Eng. Society, Phi Eta Sigma, Chi Epsilon, Assoc, of Former Fish Drill Team Members—Treasurer, Junior Class Secre¬ tary-Treasurer, Election Commission, Stu. Senate, D.S., D.M.S., Cadet Court A, Ap¬ pellate Honor Council, Associate Editor to Transit , Asso. General Cont., ASCE, Tau Beta Pi, Aggie Sweetheart Sel. Committee. WALLACE, FARRELL JOE E.E. Stephenville Age 21, Class ' 65, IEEE, HKN. Johnny Kaufman Coun., Opportunity Awards Bill Greenville Randy Garwood Seniors j Evant Kirkwood, Mo. Dorm President, WALLS, RONNIE LAWSON Accounting Age 21, Class ' 65. WANSTRATH, GEORGE RILEY Ch. E. Age 22, Class ' 64, Tennis Team—Lettered 2 yrs., Civ. Stu. Coun., A.I.Ch.E., Young Rep. WARD, JOHN K. Ch.E. Bryan Age 21, Class ' 65, Singing Cadets, MSC Camera Committee—Vice Chairman, A. I.Ch.E., JETS Schol. WARD JR., KEITH B. K.B. Physics Wichita Falls Age 21, Class ' 65, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, D.S., Scholastic Officer 6 th Batt., Freshman Varsity Rifle Team, Arts Sciences Council, Physics Club- President, Sigma Pi Sigma—President, Chief Head Waiter—Sbisa Hall. WARD, WAYLON O ' NEIL English Mt. Pleasant Age 23, Class ' 65, Wesley Foundation—President, Varsity Football—2 yrs. letter, T Assoc. WARNICK, PHILIP WADE Phil Ind. Tech. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Athletic Sgt. Sqd. 9, American Foundryman ' s Society, Singing Cadets, Flight Officer, Society of American Military Engineers, Bowling Com¬ mittee. WARREN, DONALD ROBERT Don Economics Richardson Age 22, Class ' 65 , YMCA Vice Pres.—Pres., Stu. Senate, Civ. Stu. Coun., Dorm Coun., Singing Cadets, Civ. Chaplain, Election Comm.—Vice Chrm., MSC Music Comm.—Vice Chrm., D.S., Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities, Ex¬ change Store Advisory Comm., All Faiths Chapl Comm., SCONA IX, Apollo Club, Russian Club, Economics Club. WARREN, JOHN ROBERT Bobby Ind. Eng. Sour Lake Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Vol., Military Section Editor Aggieland, Stu. Engr. Coun., D.M.S., AIIE, Alpha Pi Mu. WATSON III, BOYD K. B.K. B. A. Management Tyler Age 21, Class ' 65, Tyler-Smith County HTC, Mktg. Society, Society for the Ad¬ vancement of Management. WATSON, RANDOLPH LANCE Randy Ind. Dist. Houston Age 22, Class ' 64, I. Ed. Society. WATTS JR., FOSTER LAMARR History San Antonio Age 21, Class ' 65, Ross Vol., Newman Club, Sons of the Service, 1st Sergeant A-l, Major 1st Brigade Staff. WATTS, WILLIAM RAY Ag. Eco. 456 ass Eco. Club—Rep orter. Bill Katy ► Seniors WEBER, WALTER THOMAS Agronomy Age 22, Class ' 64. WEHNER, ARHTUR L Animal Science Age 21, Class ' 65. WEINER, BRIAN Ag. Eco. Age 22, Class ' 65, Ag. Eco. Club D.S. Tom Nixon Skip Houston San Antonio WELSH, SAMUEL CLAYTON Sam Mathematics Texas City Age 26, Class ' 60, Math Club—President, Apartment Coun.—Representative. WENDT, JOSEPH P. B.A. Accounting Yoakum Age 27, Class ' 65, University Apartment Coun.—Chaplain, Accounting Society —Vice President, D.S., Young Dem. WERTH, EDWARD S. Ed Architecture Dallas Age 22, Class ' 65. WHETSEL, J. ELWIN Ml. Grand Prairie Age 21, Class ' 65, ASME, Circle K. WHITE, CAREY LEE Accounting Richland Springs Age 21, Class ' 65, Honor Coun.—President, Education Club—Co-chairman Publicity Com., Corps Representative to Civ. Stu. Coun., Apollo Club, Corps Chaplain. WHITE, C. WAYNE Ch. E. Brownwood Age 21, Class ' 65, Dorm Coun., Housemaster, A.I.Ch.E. WHITE, HUGH TIMOTHY Tim Architecture Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Drill Team Assoc., Newman Club, Design Stu. Society, Society of American Mil. Eng. WHITEKER, JERRY NEAL History Lake Jackson Age 22, Class ' 65. WHITTINGTON, RICHARD F. Whit Economics Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre Law Society, Economics Club, Newman Club. WIER, MICHAEL IRVIN E.E. Deer Park Age 21, Class ' 65, Stu. Senate, Election Comm., MSC Coun.—Vice Pres., Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Stu. Eng. ' s Coun., D.S., D.M.S., Aggie Band, Sons of the Ameri¬ can Revolution Award, Institute of Electrical Electronic Eng., Society of Ameri¬ can Mil. fng. WIGGINS, HAL RAY Management Port Arthur Age 22, Class ' 65, Society for Advancement of Management. WILBECK, AUGUST CLARK Clark Animal Husbandry Hungerford Age 22, Class ' 64. WILKINSON, EDWIN EARL Ed Aero. Engr. Dallas Age 24, Class ' 62, Legett Hall—President, AIAA, AIEE, Fish Drill Team. WILLENBORG, JAMES C. Jim Accounting Clifton Age 21, Class ' 65, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Varsity Football, 3 yr. Letterman, T Association, Bosque County HTC—Vice President. WILLIAMS, ALBERT PHILLIP Phil M.E. Dallas Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Drill Team, Fish Drill Team Sponsor, Ham Radio Club, Dallas HTC, Chairman of Communications Coordination—Fish Drill Team. WILLIAMS, ROBERT BOYD Boyd Aero. Engr. Harlingen Age 22, Class ' 65, Outstanding Freshman, D.S., Great Issues Committee, AIAA, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. WILLIAMS, ROBERT SCOTT Bob Architectural Construction Burns Flat, Okla. Age 21, Class ' 65, AGC. WILSON, JACK ANTHONY Pre. Dent. Ft. Worth Age 21, Class ' 65, Pre Med-Pre Dent Society, Ft. Worth HTC—Secretary Treasurer President, German Club. Seniors WILSON, ROBERT WILLIAM Bob B.A.-M.E. Springfield, Va. Age 21, Class ' 65, Washington, D.C. HTC, Sons of Service, Freshman Drill Team. WINCH, JIM R. Range Mgt. Laredo Age 21, Class ' 65, Rodeo Club. WINTERS, DAVID WILLIAM Ag. Eco. Evant Age 22, Class ' 64, D.S., Ag. Eco. Club, Saddle Sirloin Club, FFA, ASFE Con¬ vention-Representative. WISDOM JR., RAYMOND C. Ag. Ed. Austin Age 24, Class ' 65, Saddle Sirloin Club, Collegiate FFA. WITTENBACK, THOMAS JOHN Tom Architecture Pasadena Age 21, Class ' 65. WOLF JR., WILLIAM MONROE Bill C.E. Corpus Christi Age 21, Class ' 65, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, D.S., D.M.S. WOLFF, MARSHALL WAYNE Ind. Tech. Baytown Age 21, Class ' 65, Industrial Education Society, Newman Club. WOMBLE, GLENDON DWAYNE Agronomy Blue Ridge Age 21, Class ' 65. WOOD, GERALD L. Ag. Engr. Mercury Age 21, Class ' 65, American Society of Agricultural Eng.—Officer. WOODWARD, DANIEL YOUNG E.E. Houston Age 20, Class ' 65, Press Club, IEEE, Platoon Leader. WOOLSEY JR., JOHN ELBERT Ag. Eco. Houston Age 22, Class ' 64, Ag. Eco. Club. WORD JR., JAMES DEWEY Animal Husbandry Sanderson 458 ' ass Saddle Sirloin Club. WORTHAM, MURRAY LAMAR Worthless Accounting San Augustine Age 21, Class ' 65, C.O. Sqd. 10, Ross Vol., D.M.S., Stu. Cadet Court, Accounting Society. WRIGHT, JAMES LEE Jim Management Corpus Christi Age 21, Class ' 65, Management Society, Fish Yell Leader, 12th Man Bowl, Corpus Christi HTC. WRIGHT, JAMES LYNN Jimmy Management Quitman Age 22, Class ' 65, Management Society, Mktg. Society. WRIGHT, RICHARD WILBUR Dick C.E. Williamstown, Mich. Age 23, Class ' 65, ASCE, American Asso. of General Cont. WRIGHT, THOMAS WYATT Tom Mathematics Houston Age 21, Class ' 65, Fresh. Class—Sec.-Treas., Alpha Pi Omega, Aggie Band, Math Society, Stu. Arts Sciences Coun., Polaris Coun., Fish Intramural Bowling Cham¬ pions, Election Comm., MSC Camera Comm., Aggie Bible Class, Aggie Bible Assoc., Honor Flight, Summer Training Unit, D.S., Fish Eng. Soc., American Ordnance Assoc., Supply Officer—White Band. WUENSCHE, MICHAEL Mike Dairy Manufacturing Spring Age 21, Class ' 65, Fresh. Ag. Soc., Dairy Science Club—Sec., Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta-Treas., Staff Writer—Agriculturist—Business Manager, Dairy Products Judging Team, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, Montgomery County HTC, Stu. Agr. Coun., Outstanding Ramp Rep.—Walton Hall, Dorm. Coun., Sears Roebuck Schol., Texas Section IFT Schol., San Antonio Dairy Tech. Schol., Virginia Dare Award Schol. YAHIA, ABDELMAJID Mike Agronomy Gafsa, Tunisia Age 25, Class ' 66, Arab Stu. Club, U.N. Club, Agronomy Society, Walton Hall. YARBROUGH, MELVIN N. Accounting Groesbeck Age 22, Class ' 65, Accounting Society. YOUNG, DON PHILLIP Tiger Ch. E. San Marcos Age 21, Class ' 65, Fish Rifle Team, Judo Club, American Institute of Chemical Eng., Great Issues Comm., Gen.-Tex HTC, Walton Hall Dorm Coun., Fresh. Eng. Soc., Singing Cadets, Space Fiesta, SCONA. Seniors YOUNGBLOOD, SAMUEL, REX Ag. Ed. Gilmer Age 21, Class ' 65, Collegiate FFA—Officer. ZAJICEK, ROBERT ARTHUR Bob C.E. Columbus Age 25, Class ' 65.. ZAMZOW, KENNETH ALFRED Ken Entomology Kenedy Age 21, Class ' 65, Freshman Ag. Society, Ag. Council, Dorm Coun., Ento. Club- Secretary, Agronomy Society. ZAPATA, MANUEL History Beeville Age 23, Class ' 65. ZOTZ, JOSEPH ERIVEST Joe Poultry Science Windthorst Age 21, Class ' 65, D.S., Newman Club, Poultry Science Club—Persident, AGR Coun., Poultry Judging Team. P. L. PINKIE DOWNS JR. Class of ' 06 Official greeter of A M, and after 80 years still a Fightin ' Texas Aggie. 459 Class of 1966 L to R: Pappas; Hargrove; Cano; Smith Class Officers NORRIS O. CANO ______________________ THOMAS R. HARGROVE ROLAND D. SMITH HARRIS I. PAPPAS President Vice-President Secreta ry-T reasu rer _____________ Social-Secretary 460 Abel, Ralph B. Abraham, Herbert C. Adamson, Howard J. Aglietti, Gary C. Akin, Danny G. Albin, Garry D. Aldrich II, Sam P. Alford, Benjamin F. Allen, Donald E. Allen, Henry L. Allen, John D. Allen, William K. Allison, John C. Amthor, George M. Andrews, Kevin R. Antosh, Thomas F. Arldt, Harvey K. Armstrong, Donald R. Arrington, Billy L. Asbill, William T. Ashcraft, Jack G. CLASS OF 1966 The Class of ' 66 have undertaken their new positions of responsibility for the school year 1964-65 with under¬ standing and a willingness to work hand-in-hand with the Senior Class: To bring about co-operation and an under¬ standing between the different classes, to set an example for the classes to follow, and to prepare themselves for the long road ahead after they have graduated from Texas A AA. Ashworth, Michael D. Baggett, Joe E. Bailey, James M. Bailey, Thomas C. Barker, David G. Barker, Dudley S. Barker, Stephen W. Barlow, Jimmy R. Barton, Mike Bathey, George A. Bearden, Don A. Beaumont, Richard D. Beck Jr., Parrel E. Beggerly, James D. Belinsky, Peter B. Belson, Charles W. Benefield, Roy W. Berger, Eugene J. Berngen, Frank E. Severs, James R. Beyer, Melvin L. Bilancich, Don B. Bishop Jr., Eugene H. Blackmon, Joe A. Blake, Jack P. Blaylock, James E. Blocker, Noel G. Bloodworth, Morris B. 461 muj. Boase, Stanley M . Boese, John O. Bohn, Phillippe G. Bosgusch Jr., Henry C. Bond, Michael S. Bond, Norman E. Bonds, Stanley Boone, James R. Bordoysky, Robert D. Bowers, Ralph E. Boyd, Robert H. Boykin, George F. Bradley, Darrell A. Brady, James W. L ti dt Brandt Jr., Duane V. Bratton, Jacl . Breding,_it ward V. Bresler, Dana A. Brewton, Audie R. Brice, Rahdall H. BrocJ Kennith D. Brooks, Michael A. Brotze, Gary H. Brown II, Austin E. Brown, James B. Brown, Jimmie Brown, Joe s Brown, Thomas G. Brown III, Thomas J. Brumley, Billy D. Brummett, Barry J. C. Bryant, Larry M. Buck, Craig G. Bugai Jr., Leslie J. Bullard, Roger D. Burch, Joe T. Burditt, William R. Burnett, James T. Burnette, Ronald L. Burns, Richard L. Burroughs, Gene P. Bustamante, Ruben Butrum, Fred H. Byram, James C. Byram, Thomas F. Byrnes, John M. Cain, Jimmy D. Cain, Vistor O. Callaway, Michael R. Callaway, Morris D. Camp, Bill Campbell, Clyde W. Campbell Jr., Richard S. Cano, Narciso O. Cardiel, Richard B. Carpenter, Edwin H. Carrillo, Daniel S. Carroll, Bob K. Carroll, Robert T. Carter, Richard K. Casbeer, Thomas J. Cawyer, Raymond D. 462 Cervenka, Bennie G. Chalberg, Marshall L. Chamrad, Richard C. Chapman, Dennis L. Chaslang, David E. Chauviere, Ronny J. Chitwood, Richard O. Chovanec, Eugene E. Clancy, Edward L. David W. Tlements, John R. Climie, Robert L. Cobb, Lance H. Coco, Michael F. Cohen, Robert S. Combs, Jr., Harold P. Conard, Mackay T. Conner Charlie R. Contella, Carl J. Cook, L ry E. Cook, Wade E. Cooper, Damon C. Copeland, Calvin R. Correll, Roy A. Cox, Gerald M. Craddock, OliverW. Crain, WillianTT. Crockett, David S. Crumbliss, James J. Curran, Donald J. Daerr, Richard L. Dalton, James V. Daly, Michael E. Damron, Eugene Snow always brings out outfit competition. Well Willie, it foaippw dl this way I wa® wateirg atamg fifty beautiful girls jumped me , „ , 4 . 63 : Estes, Ivan G. Evans, Bernest C. Evans, Michael L. Fambrough, Stephen E. Felkner, Roy D. Felps, Alton D. Ferguson, John T. Ferris, Darrel L. Fichtner, Russell W. Fickessen, Jack R. Filburn, Ralph B. Fischer, David H. Fisher, Terry L. Fletcher, Ronald W. Frei, Melvin R. Friedmann, Raymond J. Friedrich, William T. Fulgham, William N. Fuller Jr., David W. Furrh, Samuel R. Gaden Jr., John D. Dickens, William P. Dietz, Irving M. Dillard, Robert H. Diltz, Theo R. Dinsmore, Philip K. Dismukes Jr., John T. Dockery, Rodney L. T Dodson, David H. Donovan, Richard L. Doolittle III, James H. Dorn Jr., Wilfred C. ayle, Thomas A. Dromgoole, Glenn A. Druebert, Hilmar C. Do Drummond II, Joseph C. Duchamp, Eugene A. Dungan, Cliffb ' rd T. Dunn, Stephen L. Duvall Jr., Duncan E. Dwarshus, Albert G. Dyer, Spencer R. Earl, Jerry M. Edwards, James E. Eilers, Jr., Melvin Ellis, John M. Ellis, Robert B. Ellis, Robert C. Elsey, Ronald E. Embrey, William T. Engdahl, Gilbert R. Engelbert, Richard E. Engelbert, Robert A. English, Ronald W. Escobar, Kenneth R. Esparza, Edward D. 464 Galloway, William E. Garcia Jr., Gerald Garza Jr., Pedro Gay, John D. Gayle, Robert W. Gee, John F. George, Edward H. Gerngross, Gregory H. Gerrald, Scott W. Gibson, David V. Giddens, Freddie M. Giesenschlag, William H. Gilbert, Michael D. Gill, Ellis C. Gillham, Earl F. Gingrich, Larry H. Goldfarb, Jerrold H. Gomez, Rudolph V. Gordon, Danny M. Gordon, Patrick T. Gosdin, Tommy L. Gosney, Gary L. Gosschalk, Joost A. Graf, Albert D. Graf, Kenneth E. Grafton, Michael B. Graham, David E. Graham, Rick J. W. Gray, Jay A. Greathouse, Franklin D. Griffin II, Charles V. Griffith, John S. Griffith, Steven K. Grimm, Fred E. Grinstead, Gerald T. Hanna, Wayne W. Hannigan, Edward V. Hansen, Clifton D. Hanson, Henry S. Hapenny II, James D. Harbert II, Jerry C. Harcrow, Robert J. Hardeman, Lyman J. Hargrove, Thomas R. Harmel, Donnie E. Harrell, Thomas E. Harris, Dickie A. Harris, Franklin A. Harvey, Edgar J. Hasselmeier, Robert J. Hatcher, Lester B. Hauser, Thomas F. Hawkes, Robert W. Haynes, Clifford G. Heerde, Wilott Hefley, Martin W. 465 Heger, Robert S. Heidelberg, Stephen R. Helmann, Paul D. Henard Jr., Dan AA. Hendrix, Clifford D. Henry, Sam S. Henslee, Robert W. Hereford, AAichael G. Hernandez, Luis AA. Herring, Sheldon AA. Hicks, Hal S. Hill, Cornelius E. Hill, Orvel F. Hill, Walter C. Hillhouse, Stephen A. Hilton, Whita J. Hiser Jr Jnomas E. Hloze T)onald R. Hoke, Dewey H. Holcomb, John A. Holjly, Terry D. Holster, Jesse L. Holt, Jack B. Hood, Ronald E. Hooton, James G. Hopkins, John Horn, Louis Hornback, ' James R. s Horne, AAorrisette W. Horton, Sidney L. Houston, James B. Howard, James W. Howard, Jerry A. Hufhines, Bobby R. Hurta, Frank J. 466 Jaris, Edward J. Jendrusch, Gerald J. Jerden, Larry R. Johnson, Afton B. Johnson, Albert P. Johnson, Gary D. Johnson, George C. Johnson, Jerry W. Jones, James D. Jynes, Ronald W. Joseph, Zelman L. Juarez, Jacinto P. Juarez, Rumaldo Z. Jurries, Royce W. Kahanek, Henry Kaiser, Larry K. Kana, Kearn rJohn A. Keeling, Donald W. Keese, Larry A. Keif ' s, Dennis R. Kelley, Charles P. Kennedy, Gary W.|r Kennemer, Larry C. Kent, Leonard L. Kessler, H. William Key, Dennis 7 Kimmins, Richard K. s King Jr., Cullis L. King, Joe D. Kinnard, Darrell W. Kinnard, Jake D. Kirchner, Vinson E. S. Kleemeier, Henry G. Kunz, Robert A. Lackey, Stacy H. LaGrange, Charles R. Lake, Simeon T. Landua, Dennis P. Lane Jr., Robert W. Lasell, Melvin H. Law, James R. Lawrence, Jean P. Leal, Samuel D. LeBlanc, Rufus J. Lee, Joseph C. Lee, Robert E. Lee, Robert G. Leftwich, Marion W. Leifeste, Rodney D. Lemke, Clyde D. Lewellen Jr., Theodore E. Limerick, Lyndon D. Lindsey, Robert D. Linton, Roy E. 4 - 4 7 ft-.- I - , , 4:? Lipiec, Chester AA. Long, Carl E. Long, Robert K. Lopez Jr., Frank Lovelace, David J. Lovelace, John L. Lunsford, Thomas M. Lyon, Will ie L. MacNutt, John G. Markey II, Frank H. Marr, Charles E. 1 arrou, Ben F. Massey Jr., Calvin L. Matthaei, Rudolf H. h w Matthews, Jimmy W. Matthews, Warren T. Matthys, Allen W. Matyear, Arthur L. Mauney, Weldon A. May, Roy L. McAdams, Charles O. McCall, Homer G. McClure, Michael R. McCoy, Frank H. McKaughan, Edward W. McKinney, John C. Medford, Sidney Mella III, Charles A. Mendoza, Francisco Merritt, Weldon L. Mika, Donald F. Miller, Danny S. Miller, Larry B. Miller, Robert D. Miller, Wesley L. Millikin III, Charles W. Milstead, James P. Mims III, Forrest M. Mistrot, Ralph W. Mitchell II, Edwin D. Mobley, Forrest D. Monroe, Myles P. Moon, Thomas E. Moore, James A. Moore Jr., Marbert G. Moore, Ronald K. Moore, William D. Morgan, Charles E. Morris, Douglas R. Morris, Henry L. Morris, James H. Mosty Jr., Robert L. Murrah, Thomas F. Musser, Tommy W. Muston, Kurt A. Muzny, Lawrence S. Nabors, Michael Nagy, William F. Neeley, Jimmy E. Neely, James E. Neely, Joe P. Neely, Wayne D. Nelson, John E. 468 Neuhaus, Earl J. Neuhaus, Vincent D. New, Benny L. Newsom, James R. Newton, Reginald D. Nicholson, Jimmy Northcut, Joho Nortncutt, Howard W. NqVvIin, James K. Nowlin, John T. Nuckols, William H. Ofcarcik, Ralph P. Offner III, Michael Oliver, Thomas B. it Ouelette, Paul Overton, Mike E. Owen, Robert W. Page, George O. Palmer, Daniel W. Pappas, Harris J. Pate, Ronald E. Pechanec, William C. Peden, Alexander P. Peebles, Edgar E. Pena, Oscar E. Penick Jr., Robert Peoples, Willia Percival, Alfred R. Perryman, David A. Peterson, Donald L. Petrasek, Albert C. Petty, Daniel B. Phillips, Michael W. Pickering, Grover Q. President and Mrs. Earl Rudder seem to be having a good time at a dinner given in their honor. The Masked Defender of Junior Rights beats off an attacker. 469 Robinson, James E. Robinson, Patrick L. Rodgers, John H. Rodriguez, Arnoldo G. Rodriguez, Jose AA. Roesner, Raymond E. Rogers, Floyd V. Poronis, James J. Porras, Cesarea R. Post, Donald E. Powell, David C. Powell, James W. Powell III, Lonnie L. Presswood, Lani N. Priddy, Jimmy D. Pruett Jr., Cecil E. Prugel, James A. Pustejousky, Bernard A. Quebe, John C. Raineri, Edwin A. Ramsey Jr., Jack B. Randolph, John L. Rasbury, Njjh0ae B. RasmusseJ? Richard A. Ray, Leonard F. Raymond William C. Read, James C. Reed, James A. Reeh, Charles D. Reese, Kenneth L.® Reeves, Gary N. Remme, Michael J. Remmert, Larry Reynolds, David C. Rich, Danny F. s Richards, Tommy L. Riddle, Benny L. Rippetoe, Don M. Risinger, Charles R. Rivero, Rafael A. Robbins, Roger A. Roberts, John S. . Spider D made sure that the center pole was put up right. 470 ' Ross, Thomas H. Rouis, El Mongi Ruedrich, Randolph A. Ruppersberger, John S. Russell, John E. Rutledge, Lawrence D. Rutledge III, Robert M. Rutty, Ken W. Sabayrac Jr., Louis Sada Paz, Emilio £aha, Dennis J. Salge, Andrew C. Salinas, Jose L. Sanchez, Diego Saunders, James R. Saunders, Mich afr C. Scarboroug Zecil H. Schappaugn, Ronald Scheer, Eddie F. SchiewetzT Theodore F. Schmi , William C. Schoolcraft, Thomas A. Schroeder, Kenneth Schroeder, Milford R. Schuchardt, Jimmy C. Schuelke, Larry L.i- Schultheis, Richard C. Schultz, Lewis R. s Schur, James L. Schwertner, Larry J. Seago, John M. Seate, John H. Sedberry, James M. Seerden, William F. Seitz, Richard D. Selman, Danny D. Shane, John W. Sharp, Marcus V. Sharp, Roger W. Shaunty, Timothy L. Sherman, Stephen A. Shields, John R. Shifflett, Arvil E. Shilling, Cecil R. Siebern, Vincent E. Simmons, Don H. Simmons Jr., Tifton Simpson, Charles E. Skiles Jr., Cliff A. Slavik Jr., George J. Sloan, John E. Sluis, James K. Smedberg, Barry A. Smelley, Eddie M. Smith, Adrian D. Smith, Benny R. Smith, Billy R. Smith, David B. Smith, James A. Smith, James S. Smith, John W. Smith, Maylon R. Smith, Micheal L. 471 Smith, Robert L. Smith, Roland D. Smith, Ted H. Smith Jr., William H. Snider, Victor V. Speckels, William D. Spencer, James R. u Spottswood, Richard W. Stabler, James M. Stacha, Raimund Stanfield, Gerald G. itearns, Claud R. Steinbach, Donny W. Stewart, Lindon M. Stone, William C. Stoops, Steven G. Stropp, John ft. Stryker, Allen J. Stultz, James ft. Sullivan, J. Andy Svacina, Raymond J. Sveter, Owen D. Swanson, Nick C. Swanson, William Swope, James ft. Syptak Jr., Albert B. Talasek, James Tate, Paul V.Jy Taylor, George L Taylor, Milton K. Taylor, Thomas H. Tees Jr., Griffith ft. Terrell, Curtis W. Terry, William M. Tessada, Enrique A. Thigpen, Douglas C. Thompson, James L. Thompson, James R. Thompson, Tommy E. Thurman Jr., Jack E. Timmons, William T. Tindall, Marion H. Towler, Harry B. Tracy, Dick Al. Tramel, James T. Trifon, David A. Trlica Jr., Frank E. Trott, John E. Tubre, Stephen R. Vahrenkamp, Ralph D. Valiente, Guillermo E. Van Alstyne, John A. Van Housier, William L. Vann, Richard D. Vaughn, Ronald E. Vickrey, Lee Vinson, Gerald E. Von Dohlen, Donald R. Wagoner, Richard A. Wallace, Paul G. Waller, Lynn A. Wallin, Gary I. Wantzloeben, Kenneth L. 472 Ward, William R. Warren, Kirby J. Vyarschak, Carroll E. Waters, David L. Watson, Benton L. Watson, Frank D. Watson, Richard C. WattJjVDavTd E. Vy ns, Eddie L. Way, Charles N. Weathers, Stanley J. Weber, John D. Weddell, Ronald P. Weedon, James R. Weir II, Victor A. Westmoreland, John S. Wetherbee, Charles F. Wheat, Larry D. Widmer, Dennis A. Wilks, Phillip G. Wide, Kenneth B. Williams, Cary D. Williams, Paxton K. Williams, Travis R. Willmann, Larry D. Wilson, Carroll R. Wilson Jr., Clyde A. Windsor Jr., Cecil C Woody, James L. Wright, Michael Wright, Robert A. Wright, William D. Wright, William V. Young, Craig B. Young, Richard A. Young, Robert L. Zemanek, Victor J. Ziegenbein Jr., Melvin F. The pool tables in the MSC always have quite a bit of activity. Class of 1967 L. to R.: Myers; Fudge; McElroy; Nelson. Class Officers WAYNE B. FUDGE ____________________ President DENNIS R. McELROY __________ Vice-President ROBERT J. MYERS ______ Secretary-Treasurer JACK E. NELSON -------------- Social-Secretary 4f4 Abbott, John P. Adams Jr., Noel E. Aglietti, Terry C. Aldape, Joel Alexander, Robert W. Allison, Harry J. Amox, Ronald L. Anderson, Larry O. Ansley, Charles H. Arellano, Carlos R. Arellano, Gaston R. Arrington, Thomas M. Aziz, Tario Bacon, William S. Bade, Norman P. Bailey, W. Douglas Baker, Barry R. Baker III, Henry D. Baker, Milton M. Balhorn, Charles E. Barnes, Jackson N. Baros, David W. Barrera Jr., Arturo R. Barry, John L. Bassham, James M. Batte, Robert D. Beard, James H. Beck, Joe R. Beene, Robert A. Bennett, Kenneth W. Benson, Robert C. Bentley, George H. Bentzen, Gordon W. Berry, Charles M. Bettge, Paul D. Bippert, Roger D. Birdsong Jr., William A. Birnkrant, Jerry Blackburn, James R. Blanton, Dennis R. Blazek, Joseph B. Book, William C. Booker Jr., John C. Bonner, John H. Bonvillain, Frank B. CLASS OF 1967 Free from the bonds of freshman privileges , the members of the Class of ' 67 returned to the campus to find themselves restrained somewhat in their desire to help the class below them by the two classes above them. The sophomores soon realized that they still had a long way to go before their turn at guiding corps and extracurricular activities came. But the members of the Class of ' 67 have now had a chance to observe discipline and a degree of leadership from both ends of the stick and if indications of their activities this year are a sign of things to come, they will exert an even greater influence on Aggieland when they return next fall as upperclassmen. Bradley, John L. Brandt, Robert E. Brannan, Emory W. Britt, Harry W. Brooks, Charles R. Brown III, Charles P. Brown, Thomas J. Bryan, Michael G. Buhler, David A. Burleson, Donald C. Burleson, Richard E. Burney, Donald P. Burroughs, Michael A. Burrow, Roger L. Byrne Jr., Roger S. Campbell, Clinton D. Canion, Kenneth L. Capps, Cecil C. Cardwell, Richard G. Carey, Rayford R. Carothers, Michael A. Carpenter, Forrest L. Carrell, Don F. Carrigo, Edward A. Carter, Gregory S. Casey, Tommy W. Chambers, Robert C. Chambliss, Edmond B. Champ, Michael A. Cherry, Frederick B. Chewning, Dudley G. Chitty, Harvey C. Choate, John R. Cilio, Alfred T. Clark, Charley B. Clark, Ronnie J. Clarke, William H. Clayton, Kenneth A. Clifton, Danny M. Cobos, Charles R. Cockrell, Melvin W. Coddou, Charles A. Collins, Craig Combs, James A. Compton, Cecil G. Fowler, Bob A. Francis, William G. Frank, George E. Franklin, Richard H. Franks, Orlan H. Franks, Paul A. Fraser, Ben S. Friddle, George C. Fry, Clifford L. Fudge, Wayne B. Garcia Jr., Elroy Gardner, Thomas H. Gearing, Phillip R. Gibson Jr., Edwin G. Gibson, James M. Gilbreath, Walter S. Gmsbach, Robert G Godwin, Thomas Goldenberg, Dee R. Gordon, William W. Graham, Glenn C. Graves, Allan P. Graves Jr., Henry L. Graves, Jerry H. Grayson, Stewart M. Green, Ken E. Grey, Rex O. Compton, Michael E. Connevey, Layne H. Conrad, E. A. Cooley, Gary L. Coonrod, James W. Cooper, Leonard D. Copeland, James C. Cosper, Johnnie W. Coufal, Melvin P. Cox III, James C. Crawford, William H. Crenwelge, Roger H. Criswell, John S. Cronk Jr., Alfred E. Crowder, Daryl K. Ciuz, David J. Cummings, David D. Cupp, Lloyd G. Curtis, Frank P. Cutler, John E , Czajkowski, Thomas P. Dash, Gregory C. . Davidson, Jim R. Davis, Dale W. Davis Eddie J. Davis, James B. Davis, John F. Deen, Travis D. DeGinder, Kelvin DelaGarza, G. Derstine, Henry Desilefs, Gary Die, Duward C. Dodd, Charles L. Dodd, Michael M. Don, David H. Donkervoet, D. L. Douglas, David D. Dunavant, Michael L. Dusek, Barry J. Earl, Geoffrey N. Echols, Melvin Eeds, John M. Ellermann, Ronald D. Elliott, Jerry E. Elliott, William S. Ellis, John P. Emmons, Jeffery Englebrecht, Frederick E. Ezer, Russell L. Farr, Walter E. Fehler, Edward D. Fenter, Lester C. Feray, David L. Griffin, John K. Griffin, Robert R, Grimes, George K. Grimes, Richard P. Grisham, Thomas L. Groce, William E. Grossenbocher, Richard W. Grossman, Jon H. Gruy, Michael A. Gummer, Steven V. Gunnels, Robert D. Gustafson, Robert H. Hablinski, William M. Haley, John R. Hall, Charles G. Hallaran, Kenneth S. ajl Hammit, Earl D. Hammond, John C. Kirkpatrick, James R. Kirkpatrick, Jeffrey S. Klamke, Stephan E. Kocion, David A. Koenig, William T. Korb, Kenneth W. Kovich Jr., Andrew S. Krafka, Gerald L. Krebs,, John E. Handley, Robert T. Hansford, Charles L. Harding, Thomas H. Harrleson, Johnny B. Harris, Arch F. Harvey, Gary G. Hase Jr., Robert R. Haseloff Jr., William C. Hatzcnbuchlcr, Daniel B Havel, Joseph R. Hay, Craig C. Heaney, William S. Heath, James B. Heaton Jr., Cyrus R. Hebert, Peter F. Heinrich, Durwood J. Heinsohn, Leslie F. Heitman, Lawrence P. Hensley, William, Hill Jr., John Hillis Jr., CSfcad M. Hindman JJrilliam R. Hlavaty, Andy J. Hoffman, Richard F. Hollister, Jerry G. Holmes, David L. Holtz, Stephen T. Hood, Billy M. Hooking III, Alfred E. _ Hornsey III, Joseph C. House, Randolph W. Houston, Donald A. Houston, Victor L. Houze, Robert A Howard, A. Lc in Hudgens, Ernest M. Hunt, Curtis L. Jaeckle, Alan C. Jaffe, Stephen H. Jank, William E. Jarrell, Freeman J. Jeanes, Franklin W. Jenkins, Paul S. Jett, William J. Johnson, James E. Johnson, James H. Johnson, Kenneth W. Johnson, Randolph A. Johnson, Robert C. Jones, Charles T. Jo nes, Richard F. Jordan, George E. Jordan, Michael G. Kruse, Robert F. Lacy, Nelson F. Lagow, Charles M. Lamkin, Stephen L. Landreth, Gordon E. Lara, Hernan Laramey, Thomas A. Lewis, Converse R. Lewis, James E. Lewis, John C. Limpus, Lawrence L. Lock, David M. Lockstedt, Kerry O. Lovell, Robert H. Lozowski, William R. Luckenbach, Carl A. Ludwig, Al J. Lyerly, George E. Lyle, James L. Macias, Jose J. Maldonado, Macario D. Malitz III, Charles C. Manley, Strode D. Mann, Michael D. Manning Jr., Walter S. Marcontell, James H. Marek, James E. Markham Jr., William E. Marshall Jr., Douglas V. Martin, Charles M. Martin, John A. Martin, Larry R. Martinez, Fernando J. Marselli, Nicholas V. Mason, Clarence E Massey, Roy E. Matkin, William R. Mathews, Larry K. Matthews, Douglas M. Mayeaux II, Gilbert E. McCannon, David L. McConnell, Robert W. McCoy, Rodney D. McDaniel, James A. McDonald, Robert J. McElroy, Dennis R. McElroy, Kennedy K. McKeen, Robert G. McKibben, Paul E. McLane, James C. McMahan, James D. McNabb, Joseph O. McNally Jr., William P. McQueen, Samuel G. Menn, Albert O. Menzies, Gary W. Menzies, Michael W. Mergen, Richard J. Meyer s 7 =., Wayne C. Michie, Charles D. Miller, Alan R. Miller, Richard S. Miller; Robert M. Miller, Stanley G. Miner, Judson C. Moehlman, Lewis R. Moreau, Edward L Morgan, Harry C. Morgan, Michael R. Morriss, Carl A. Moseley 11, Joe C. Mosman, Thomas M. Mousner, Robert E. Mullins, Terrell S. Murphy, William J. Myers, Jack E. Myrick, Aubrey W. Nauck, Albert R. Neal, J. Kyle Nelson, Jack E. Nesbit, Richard S. Partridge, Richard B. Patton, Gene N. Pearson, Alec P. Pearson, Sammy W. Peebles, Garry L. Pennington, William E. Phillips, James N. Phillips Jr., Thomas Pigford, Joe M. 478 4 r Schmidt, Gary R. Schmidt, Victor H. Schott, William R. Schramek, Charles W. Schuck Jr., Raymond B. Schulze, Edward M. Schwank, Ronald H. Schwiening III, Fred Scott, Richard C. Scott III, Samuel M. Scott, Sidney T. Screws, David L. Seay, Michael G. Segrest, James C. Serna, Jose E. Sevier, Michael A. Shafer, Manzell L. Shank, Gary W. Sharp, Douglas A. Shepard, John D. Shumate, Donald E. Silliman, Carlos M. Silver, Richard C. Sims, Robert M. Simmons, Eugene C. Sledge, George D. Smith, Andrew D. Smith, Warren B. Smrkovsky, Roy A. Snipes III, Roy L. Snowden, James D. Soefje, Harold J. Sowers, James E. Sparkman, James D. Sparks, Fred W. Spillmann, Richard D. Stanaland, Scott I. Starnes, Robert M. Steindorf, Gerald N. Stephens, James C. Stephenson, Stewart D. Stern, Ronald H. Stevens, Jerry D. Stried, Ronald O. Sullivan, Gerald A. Sullivan, John P. Sweeney, Gregory L. Sylvester, John B. Taylor Jr., Charles A. Taylor, David B. Taylor, Mervin S. Taylor, Wright B. Teddlie, Don E. Teel, Gerald A. Pina Jr., Manuel Piper, Alan 1. Polk, Henry T. Pool, Wendell M. Powell, ’Arthur E. Presley, John M. Price, Don D. Prochaska, Richard Provine, William C. Quebe, Fritz Railston, Dale B. Ramirez’ Narcisso T. Rankin, Ronald W. Rapp, Donald G. Raska, Robert W. Raun, Travis N. Read, Raymond M. Rechl, Dwight L. Redden, Michael jf. Reeves, Jerry Reeves, Samiel W. Rehmet, Joseph D. Renaud, Aristide F. Richards, Hugh M. Richardsgqjj Carl A. Richardjbn, Jacob C. Ridbher, Eugene R. Richter, George W. Ripley, Richard R. Riser, Eugene L. Risinger, David A. Ritchey, William M. Roach, Pat H. Roberts, George R. Roberts Jr., Williom D. Robertson, Efiarles N. Roden, Jack R. Rodriguez, ' Amaro Rohe, Jamie M. Roland, Aubrey L. Rosenstein, Thomas W. Rothwell, James E. Roush, Robert T. Rowe, Richard H. Rozenuburg, Edward R. Rutledge, Roy R. Sabatier, Michael J. Saenz, Rene Safford, Charles R. Salmon Jr., Clarence R. Savage, Francis E. Savage, Jimmie C. Schaefer, Jimmie F. Schember, Kurt A. ■I C. I H ' Terrell, David O. Terry, William R. Tijerina, Andrew A. Tillery, Tommy A. Topperman, Andy Tower, Michael M. Townsend, Joe D. Treece, Barton G. Trulock, Wallace W. Ulich, William L. Vender Cruyssen Jr., Henry A. Vandorvoort, Paul E. Vanek, Kenneth N. Vega, Juan E. Vittetoe, James E. Vogel, Donald E. Wadsworth, Grady L. Wagstaff, Thomas L Walcutt, John M. Walker, John MA Walker, Johrv l Walker, tvwrael R. Wallace, Folbes L. Wallace, Hugh S. Walo, Dennis E. WardyJ®chael V. W s n, James W. Watson, Michael W. Watson, Richard R. Watts, Byron R. Watts, Kenneth D. Weathers, James R. Wedemeyer, Henry M. Wegenhoft, Kenn« N. Weiss, Joe H. l g Welsh, RobirtPP. Wendenburg, Carl A. White, Michael E. White, Robert L. White, Willi am A. Wickerham, James B. Williams, Stephen T. Willoughby, Jack M. Wilson, Terry G. Wing, William R. Wise, John R. Wise, Lewis R. Wisenbaker, Kenneth A. Wisenbaker, William C. Wijwell, Eric O. Wolf, Michael T. Wolkowiez, Jacobo Woodard, Joe D. Woods, Donald E. 480 Staying here on weekends can be fun. Class of 1968 Class Officers RONNIE COLEMAN . . . President RON R. McLEROY . . . Vice-President EDWARD L. MELCHER . . . Secretary-Treasurer DON L. ALLEN . . . Social Secretary MARSHA McLAURIN . . . Freshman Sweetheart JOHANNA LEISTER . . . Aggie Sweetheart 481 Abbott, Eric D. Abbott, Ira R. Abbott, Robert L. Abernathy, Garland D. Abschneider, Joseph G. Adamelr, Rodney W. Adams, Gary M. Adams, Neal W. Adams, Phil L. Adams, Richard J. Addison, William W. Albcr, John R. Albert, Walter G. Aldrich, Billy M. Alexander, Boyce W. Allen, Albert N. Allen, Donald 1. Allensworth, Gary D. Allerding, Martin R. Allison, Gary E. Alvarez, Richard U. Amoya, Jose A. Anderson Jr., Alvin L. Anderson, Charles W. Anderson, Kenneth C. Anderson, Michael R. Anderton, William B Andrews, William K. Anthony, William H. Apostle, Ernest L. Applegate, Rftdney W. Archer, Terry P. Arellano, Aguslin R. Arendt, Richard S. Armour, Wayne T. Armstrong, Bill C. Armstrong, Glenn M. Arlhinglon, Marvin S. Aschenbeck, Walter B. Ashmore, Paul D. Atchley Jr., Charles C. fffg Aumann, James T. Austin, Larry W. Avoretl, James H. Axberg, David R. Babb, Gerald R Class of ' 68 It ' s a long drop from being on the top of the world as a high school senior to suddenly find yourself 10,000 times lower than the deepest level of the deepest ocean, but the members of the Class of ' 68 have rebounded from the initial shock that every Aggie feels upon donning khaki, and losing his hair and privileges at the same time. Through¬ out the year, the fish class has shown the enthusiasm and spirit which have in turn made it an integral part of the Corps, the College, and most important the Spirit. The members of the Class of ' 68 have rightfully earned the right to return next fall wearing black braid and ready to face the new challenges of their Sophomore year. Backof, Alan W. Baggett, William M. Bailey, Daniel L. Bailey, Dennis S. Bailey, Edward L. Bailey, Marlow F. Bailey, William F. Baird, Wayne J. Baker, William B. Baldree, Robert M. Baldridge Jr., John R. Baldwin, Alan C. Ball, Carl S. Bancroft, Stephen H. Bank, Gene P. Banks, Cecil E. Barbee, Larry L. Barclay, Ronnie W. Barlow, T. Lance Barr, Robert D. Barrier, Franklin W. Bartelli, Terry T. Barton, Jerry B. Barton III, Joel R. fiasco, Curtis E. Basinger, James A. Bath, William R. Bauman, Roland J. Baur, Richard A. Bausch, Walter C. Baxter, James R. Bazan, James D. Bazan Jr., Ruben Beach, James H. Beal, Wayne A. Beall Jr., William Beavers, Robert H. Becht, Frederick J. Becker, Gerald J. Beebe, Warren H. Beggs, Michael R. Bell, Charles T. Bell Jr., Dennis B. Bellamy, William P. Bendale, Raymond A. Benedetto, Anthony R Bennet, Richard G. Bennett, Benjamin B. Bennett, Larry E. Benwell, Tommy C. Berger, Harlan J. Berk, John I. Bernal, Alejandro Berry, Bob B. Bethel, Wayne B. Beyer, Donald P. Biediger, Roy J. Biediger, Sylvan G. Bird, James E. Birdwell, Joe E. Birk Jr., Elmer A. Bishop, Charles W. Bishop, Dwight R. Bishop, Jay P. Black, James F. Black, John D. Blair, Kelvin R. Blakely Jr., Rudolfo Blandford, Donald E. Brankenburg, Larry L. Blasdel, Jerry L. Bloom, Eric E. Bloomer, Daniel L. Bloomer, Jon M. Blum, Michael J. Bodenhamer, Jeffery E. Boethel, David J. Boldt, Robert B. Boleman, Larry L. Bollinger, Weldon T. Bond 11, George D. Bonner, Wesley B An Aggie can always tell what kind of a time he ' s having at a party by the look on his wife ' s face. Brasher, Richard L. Brasuel, Jerry D. Bredow, ‘Benjamin R. Brending, William C. Bresk, Stephen J. Bridges, James C. Bridges, Jerry E. Briggs, James B. Brinkmann, John R. Booker, Michael P. Booth, Edwin C. Boriskie, Donald L. Borsche, Charles R. Bourgeois, Francis J. Bourne, C. Dudley Bowers, Arthur M. Bowling, Rudy L. Box, John L. Boyd, Thomas M. Bradford, Richard H. Bradford, Walter H. Bradley, George A. Brann, Harry V. Briscoe, Alan L. Briseno Jr., Tomas Brooks, Franklin R. Brooks, James F. Broussard, Neal J. Brower, Stephen A. Brown, Carroll E. Brown, Davis L. Brown, Jack O. Brown, Jimmie L. Brown, Paul E. Brown, Reese W. Broyles, Elbert L. Buchanan, George S. •JtftfWieM Burgower Jr., Philip L. Burke, Phillip G. Burnett, Robert W. Burns, John J. Burns Jr., Richard C. Burton, Kenneth E. Burton, Roy G. Busa, Leonard J. Busuttil, Joseph J. Butler, David S. Butler, James M. Butler, James Q. Byrd, Gene G. Cain, William S. Callahan, Arthur J. Calloway, Jon M. Calvin, Phil W. Campbell, Gerald W. Campbell, Steven C. Candler, Thomas L. Cantrell, Kenneth D. Cantu, William V. Carlisle, James A. Carlson, Chriss H. Carpenter, Richard G. Carr, Clifford R. Carr, Terry L. Casbeer, Gordon D. Castleberry, Joe P. Castro, Luis F. Catanzaro, Louis P. Catherall, Donald R. Cavanaugh, Glen C. Cepcar, James J. Ceyanes, Sergei Chalmers, Rooney N. Chancellor, James W. Chaney, Robert D. Chapman, Howard A. Chase, William R. Chausse, Alfred M. Cherry III, Edmond B. Ch.lelc, Glen D. Christian, Paul D. Christiansen, Dean L. Cimo, Marion L. Cisneros, Henry G. Clader, Michael D. Clapper, Robert W. Clardy, Cecil W. Clark, James P. Clark, Larry C. Clark, Stanley P. Clark, Stephen T. Claussen, John F. Claussen, Robert M. Clayton, Brady Clements, Willis L. Click, Barry W. Cloudt, Chester R. Cloyd, Walter L. Coakley, Dennis E. Cochran, Dennis E. Cockrell, Robert W. Colborn, John E. Cole, Robert R. Coleman, Jack R. Colhoun, Charles A. Collins, James M. Collins, Roger L. Connell, William L. Conner, Michael A. Contreras II, Carlos X. Contreras, Rene R. Conway, Kelly C. Cooper, Joe J. Cooper, Martin J. Cooper, Ralph L. Coover, David M. Corcoran, John T. Corder, Marvin L. Corley, Ronald E. Cornelius, Bobby R. Cornell, Curtis L. Cornett, Charles M. Coston, Clayton L. Couch, Richard S. Cowan, David W. Cox, Joe T. Craig Jr., Buford R. Craig, Thomas A. Cramer, Kenneth C. Crespo, Johnny O. Crew, Walter E. Cristini, Alfred L. Criswell, James W. Critz, James R. Crocheron, Robert E. Crocker, James R. Crocker, Oran M. Cron, Auston B. Cross, Donald W. Crowe, John P. Crown, Jeffrey N. Crutcher Jr., Murray A. Cruz ( David Cruz, Manuel I. Cull, Frederick B. Cumbie, Donovan R. Cummins, Richard M. Cunningham, Samuel B. Currie, Don J. Curtis, David C. Cusick, Bob G. Cyr, Paul D. Czaplicki, David J. Daly, John H. Daniel, Jimmy L. Darden Jr., Jack M. Daugherty, Clarence T. Davenport, John D. David, Frank R. Davila, Alfred G. Davis, James H. The changing of the Guard is the most thrilling spectacle in England . . . Be sure to see it if they ' ll let you in the locker room. Davis, John W. Davis Jr., Lloyd A. Davis, Mark W. Davis, Ralph M. Davis, Robert J. Dawson, Charles W. De Anda, Carlos F. Deason, Emory N. DeBord, Thomas O. Decker, Randolph T. Deckert, James A. Deharde, Harvey G. Delgado, Ruben E. Del Rio, Raul Demel, David A. Denison, Robert L. Denmark, Marvin A. Dennison, Rodney L. DePauw, Barry D. Dewitt, Thomas K. Dikeman, Matthew M. Dixon, David E. Dobyns, Robert F. Dockery, Charles L. Dodd, Tom D. Doeppenschmidt, Carl A. Domingue, Mark L. Donan, William D. Dooley, Kenneth A. Downing, Jack W. Doyle, Charles R. DYury, Johnny B. DuBose, Truman E. Duchamp, Charles W. Duesing, Gregory W. Dugas Jr., Jack E. Duke, Gary A. Durda, David R. Durst, Mark S. Dye, Bruce L. Earhart, Robert J. Emmel, Richard J.. Emmons, Mark E. Engel, Richard L. Engelmann, Ralph M. Engleman, Carl H. Esquivel, Jesus Evans, Douglas C. Everett, David H. Faubion, James F. Earnst, Don B. Earwood, Eddie L. Eccard, Lawrence D. Eckert III, John C. Eklund, Stephen A. Eknoyan, Ohannes Eldridge, Gary E. Elkins, Thomas L. Ellis, Jeffrey D. Faulk, Joyner R. Faulkner, William R. Faust, John C. Feducia, Carl Vi Feehan, Michael C. Fenlon, John T. Fergeson, Jerry A. Fergus, John S. Ferguson, William F. Ferguson, William M. Fetner, Marcus M. Fimbel, Jay M. Fioriti, Matthew P. Fisher, Peter B. Fitzpatrick, Caswell J. Fleener, William M. Fleisher, Harvey O. Fletcher, James E. Flocke, Robert A. Flood, Collin L. Flores, Manuel R. Floyd, John E. Fortney, George W. Foster, Kenneth J. Fowler, Joe R. Fox, Michael J. Frank, Donald E. Frantzen, Robert L. Freeman, Arthur R. Freeze, Thomas A. Fregia, John T. Freiberger, William E. French, John E. French, Robert L. Frentzel II, William V. Frey, John L. Frost, Norman E. Frysinger, Victor F. Fullwood, Mace H. Gallatin, Lumpkin T. Gallimore, Lewis 0. Gantt, Gerald R Garcia, Robert N. Garey, William D, Garrett, Terrel V. Garrett, William T. Garrison, James L Gary, James L. Garza, Noe G. Gaspard, Marshall T Gassen, Harold M Gastinger, David C. Gauldmg Jr., John F. Gentry, James A. Gerasimowiez, Gary A Gibbons, Robert H. Gibson, James C. Gieb, James E. Giese, James R. Gilbert Jr., Elliott J. Gilleland Charles W. Gillum, James M. Glaser, Richard L. Glass, Burl E. Glasscock, William C. Glasson, James P. Glenney, George R. Glezen, Robert N. Glover, William R. Glueck, James A. Glynn, James E. Godbey Jr., Donald E. Goen, Clyde M. Golf Jr., M. T. Goins, Kenneth R. Golden, John G. Goldberg, Michael L. Goldberg, Steven M Goldsberry, Fred L. Gonzales, Alfonso J. Gonzales, Robert F. Goode, William L. Gordon, James C. Graham, Gary L. Gray, Bruce E. Gray, Kenneth N. Gray, William W. Green, Gorman R. Green, Michael R. Greenwade, Robert T. Gregory, Michael L. Greverf, Donald C. Grice, Richard T. Griggs, Jesse F. Grimes, Michael A. Grimm, John F. Grivich, Patrick M. Gooding, Wilson D. Gross, William S. Grothues, William C. Groves, Anthony W. Gryseels, Charles A. Guerra, Arnaldo M. Guerra, Roman E. Guillot, Michael E. Guiot, Louis R. Gummer, Richard L. Gunnels, Roy B. Gutierrez, Homero L. Gutierrez, Robert R. Guyer, Frank M. Haas, Russell C. Hackler, Terry R. Haegelin, Thomas Hallaran, David F. Halpern, Martin W. Hafnilton, Clifford L. Hamilton, James R. Hamilton, John B. Hamilton, Kenneth L. Hamilton, Peter L. Hammes, Larry N. Hammond, Kim E. Hammond, William R. Hancock, Donnie R. Hanna, Charles R. Hanning, Charles M. Harborth, Kermit G. Hardeman, Bennett L. Hardin, Phillip R. Harkreader, Wayne L. Harlan, Richard E. Harmon, Howard D. Harmon, Lucien F. Harrell, Larry O. Harrelson, Rodney A. Harris, John J. Harris, Lothar E. Harris, William P. Hartye, Robert A. Harvey, Roger B. Hastings, Ronnie J. Hatch, Curtis H. Hathorn, Jim B. Hawes, Edward K. Hawley, Robert D. Haynes, John M. Hayward, William R. Hazzard, George l. Hearn, Larry C. Hearrell, Lewis R. Heckman, Brian E. Hecox, Glen D. Hedemann, Robert F. Heggem, Jerry P. Helmcamp, Dewey Hell, James C. Hembree, Gene H. Hemphill, Andrew D. Hendrick, David J. Henneke, Charles J. Henry, Carmie L. Henry, Thomas L. Hensel, Howard M. Hensley, Robert W. Henthorne, Norris G. Herbold, John R. Herrera, Moses Herring, Jack L. Herzik, Terrence L. Hester, Claude D. Hethcoat, Charles L. Heussher, Johnny C. Hewlett, Michael L. Hickl, Louis J. Hicks, Albert D. Hicks, Bruce M. Hicks, Thomas M. Hightower, Steven C. Hill, John J. Hill, John M. Hilton, Phillip L. Hlavinka, Dennis J. Hoch, Russell W. Hodgkins, Stephen C. Hoegemeyer, Howard W. Hoff, Claude A. Hoffman, Michael P. Hogg, Gary L. Holt Jr., Virgil F. Honey, Brian G. Hooper, Frank R. Hoover, Jack W. Hopfer, William J. Hopkin, Mac M. Hopkins II, Roy C. Hopper, James E. Hopper, James T. Horn, Paul A. Hornburg, Hal M. Horsak, Rudolph J. Horton, Lee W. House, David J. Howell, John W. Howie, John R. Hubert, John M. Huddleston, Taylor J. Huebner, Kenneth R. Huff, Robert C. Huffsmith, William F. Hughen, James F. Hughes, Craig D. Hull, Larry A. Hullum, Glen R. Humphreys, Dan C. Hunter, Daryl W. Hutchison, William M. Ihms, Randall G. Insani, Peter J. Irving, John H. Irwin, James A. Isbell, Arthur J. Isbell, Clinton H. Isbell, Terry R. Jackson, George F. Jackson, Jackie W. Jackson, James F. Jackson, Jimmy D. Jackson, Robert L. Jacobs, Jon A. James, Gary L. James, Stephen W. Jamison, Philip C. Janicek, Hubert M. Jarosz, Stanley M. Jarvis, Jon M. Jenkins, Michael L. Jennings, Arthur W. Jett, James E. Johns, Charles W. Johnson, Cecil D. Johnson Jr., Frank E. Johnson, Jimmie C. Johnson, Johnny L. Johnson, Lee V. Johnson, Michael C. Johnson, Patrick N. Johnson, Richard S. Johnson, Steven R. Johnson, William B. Johnston, Harvey T. Johnston, Steve B. Johnstone, Keith P. Jones, Benny J. Jones, Joe R. Jones Jr., Kenneth C. Jones, Marvin K. Jones, Raymond L. Joyner Jr., Charles A. Juda, Robert A. Jungman, Thomas A. Jurcak, Thomas L. Kacal, George J. Kalfenbergcr, Howard W. Kaster, James A. Kazmierske, James D. Kean, Terence P. Kearney, James C. Keesecker, Robert A. Keiser, Ronald E. Kelley, Robert L. Kemph, Gory S. Keneipp, Timothy W. Keneson, Wendell M. Kennerly, Kenneth D. Kent, Van A. Kerchoval, David R. Kernan, William F. Kessler, Albert W. Key, Michael C. Key, Peirce C. Kidd Jr., William E. Killen, James R. Killian, Quentin N. Killingsworth Jr., Roger A. Kimsey, Larry M. Kindel, Charles E. Kinder, William P. King, Frank B. King, Wayne E. Kirk, Richard L. Kirkpatrick, Edward A. Kiser, James K. Kitchen, Thomas G. Kleibrink, Michael C. Klock, Jack M. Kloppe, Rodger W. Knight, John A. Kobrin, David A. Koenig, Robert P. Koetter, Jay T. Koop, Harold W. Korenek, Stephen Kostelnik, Michael Kotrla, Claren J. Kovacs, John Kovacs, Robert E. Kroberger, Kenneth E. Kronenberger, Walter R. Kuklinski, Richard F. Kuratko, Louis G. Kyle, William P. Kyzar, James R. LaBuda, Thomas M. LaGraize, Albert G. Laird, Alan D. Lam, Michael H. Lamascus Jr., Charles M. Lane, Steve E. Langseth, David C. Lanning, Michael L. Lauchlner, Robert H. Laughlin, John W. Laughter, Leslie D. Lawrence, James R. Lawson, James T. Leach, Richard S. LeBourveau, Grover P. Lee, Billy W. Leese, David P. Lehmann, James H. Leifeste, Lloyd E. Leinhart, Michael G. Leonard, Johnnie W. Lester, Thomas L. LeVan, Timothy B. Lewis, Calvin L. Lewis, Frederick J. Lewis, James H. Lewis, Thomas E. Lewis, Thomas V. Lightsey, John R. Liles, John W. Lincecum, Joe J. Lindsay, Milton E. Lindsey, James A. Little, Leland R. Livas, Pablo Lively, Travis C. Lockey, Paul E. Loeffler, John R. Loftin, Martin A. Logan, Joe C. Logan, William R. Loomis, Stephen M. Looney, Cullen R. Loveall, Ronald C. Lowe, Michael P Lucas, Carl E. Lucas, John R. Lungstrum, Stephen J. Lyle, Charles S. Lyons, Gary R. Lyons, Kenneth M. An Aggie ' s prayer; Lord, if you can ' t make me a better man, don ' t worry about it. I ' m having a real good time as it is. Martin, Randall A. Martin III, Seth P. Massey, Richard A. Massey, Ronald W. Masterson, Robert M. Matachinskas, Joseph P. Mathew, John R. Mathis, Stewart F. Matson, Roger A. Macha, Leon R. Machala, Thomas R. Machotka, Sam V. Mackie, Stuart B. Madden, Daniel R. Madrigal, Hector Mahoney, Joe P. Main, Maurice V. Mankin, Michael W. Maple, Lanwood G. Marcus, Donald A. Mark, Guido G. Markle, Walter G. Martin, Paul B. Matthews, Richard L. Mafthys, Walter C. Mattoon, Kenneth A. Mattox, Paul Maxwell, John R. Maxwell, Terry C. May III, Fred H. May, John J. May, Richard W. May, William A. Mayes, Ronald P. Mayfield, Robert G. Mayo, Albert O. Mays, Benny G. McBride, Gary H. McCall, Charles M. McCann, John P. McCann, Richard G. McConnell, Fred M. McCorkle, Matthew L. McCrory, Donald B. McCullah, Drew McCurdy, John R. McDonald, John D. McDonald, Kenneth W. McElvaney, Gory A. McEntire, William W. McFadden, Paul M. McFarland, Craig A. McGarr III, John Patrick McGinty, Charles R. McGirr, Steve McGlamery, Merrill H. McGoldrick, Gary M. McGregor, Alan M. McHenry, Nick B. McHorse, Michael D. McIntyre, Michael E. McKaskle, Danny R. McKoy, Robert J. McKee, Bruce M, McKenno, Froncii X. McKinney, Elton D. McLennan, Jon M. McLeroy, John D. McLeroy, William D. McMillcn, Joseph A. Meaux, Steve Medina, Ramon H. Meiller, John G. Meister, Robert A. Melcher, Edward F. Melzer, L, Steve Menczer, Stephen E. Merriman, Donald E. Merritt, Robert R. Metrock, John M. Michael, Hershel A. Midyett, William R. Mikel, Tilden N. Miller, Clinton A. Miller, David G. Miller, David L. Miller, Don C. Miller, Edward M. Miller, Elvon J. Miller, Loman E, Miller, Robert M. Miller, Travis M. Millikin, James L, Minze, Lonnie C. Mitchell Jr,, James L. Mitchell, Thomas W. Mitchell, William T. Mittcndorf III, Ehrhard Moley, Richard D. Montfort Jr., Howard W. Moon, Gaty L. Moore, Donald R. Moore, Gerald L. Moore, Gregory A. Moore, Howard B, Moore, John L. Moore, Larry W. Moore, Ronald A. Moores, John H. Moran, Michael C. Moran, Michael D. Moreland, Bobby D. Moreno, John N. Morgan, Barry E. Morgan, John W. Morrill, Johnny C. Morris, Don S. Morris, Irvin W. Moses, George C. Moss II, King Moss, Roderick Motl, Michael B. Mumford, Ronald W. Munson, James S. Muska, Phillip T. Myers, Randall R. Nagy, Davis B. Nash, Ronald A. Natho, Thomas E. Nation, David F. Neal, H. Dickinson Neeley, Mike J. Neff Jr., Jimmie L. Nelson, Gerald R. Nelson, Phillip E. Nelson, Wayne A. Neumann, Carl H. Neumann, Larry D. Neveux, Lawrence J. Nevills, Monte R. Newcomb, Richard I. Nichol, David W. Nicks Jr., Paul B. Nieland, Jeffrey C. Niemi, Richard M. Nierdieck, Thomas C. Niles, William J. Noel, Leon E. Nolan, Ray T. Nooner, Terry S. Nordhaus, Robert K. Norman, Joseph R. Norris, J. D. Norris, William M. Nutt, James W. Oberg, Erik P. Ochoa, Charles L. O ' Connell, Lawrence M. Offenhauser, Steven A. Ogdee, Jack E. Ohlendorf, Edgar L. Oliver, Richard A. O ' Neal, Stephen J. O ' Neal, Timothy D. Oppenheim, Jeffery S. Orbin Jr., Earl M. Orton, Charles O. Orton, Thomas J. Osborn, Thomas E. Osterling, Kenneth R. Oswald, Harry A. Ozan, George A. Paclilc, Michael J. Paderas, David T. Palm, Guillermo A. Pape, David R. Park, Thomas R. Parker, James E. Parker, John W. Parkin, David P. Parr, Don S. Parr, John D. Parr, Otney M. Parrish, Dennis R. Parsons, George A. Parsons, Loren J. Patterson III, Albert E. Patterson Jr., Arnold A. Paul, Jon L. Payne, Rodney H. Payne, Roger D. Pazderski, Richard A. Pearce, Joseph W. Pearson, Jacquy C. Pehnke, Lee A. Pena, Ernesto J. Penn, Robert A. Perdue, George W. Every man needs a wife, because many things go wrong that he can ' t blame on the government. Pingenot, Dante J. Plotts, David W. Poland, Robert L. Pollard Jr., Eugene C. Pollard Jr., Kenneth W. Pompa, Juan R. Porter, Donald W. Posey, Ray W. Poston, Ronald Potter, Thomas A. Powell, David W. Powell, James R. Power, Robert A. Prater II, Charles N Perez, Richard Perkins, James W. Perry ' III, Howard S. Perry, James T. Peters, Michael J. Peyrefitte, Gregory A. Phillips, Bruce R. Phillips, Stephen D. Phillpotts, William R. Pickauance Jr., William W. Piehl, Eugene M. Pierce, Larry D. Pierce Michael E. Pigott, Geoffrey C. Some girls believe the only founda¬ tion for true love is a large stone. Preas, Bryan T. Prendergast, James C. Presswood, Daniel T. Preston, Charles W. Price, Gary M. Pruett Jr., Hal C. Puckett Jr., Ray H. Pugh, Alfred P Purcell, Charles W. i dinla ' rt Gerald P.’. Rabel, Carroll H. Radke, Al W. Ragland, Norman K. Randolph, Jimmie D. Randolph, John P. Randolph, Robert B. Ransdell, Billy H. Ravey, Bill R. Ray, Donald R. Rayes, James L. Read, Roger R. Reagan, Dennis F. Reagan, James O. Reagan, Jimmy R. Reaf, Richard A. Redfearn, John M. Redshaw, Neal A. Reeder, James L. Reele, Sirel A. Reeves, Jimmy E. Reeves, William E. Regini Jr., Ellis C. Rehmet, Patrick G. Reicher, Robert F. Reitzer, Joel V. Renborger, Eddie Resley, George B Reyno, Amador E. Rhorer, Riley G. Rice, Jimmie D. Richardson, James, D. Richardson, John R. Richter, Charles E, Richtmyer, Thomas J Rick, George G. Ridgway, Robert J. Riggs, Charles O. Rigsby, John E. Riley, James G. Rinard, Kevin A, Rios, David N. Robbins, Frank H. Robbins, Ronald J. Roberts, Gregory L. Roberts, Scott H. Robicheaux, Larry J. Robin, Sidney T. Robinson, Robert W. B. Robinson, Thomas K. Robinson, Kenneth M. Rockett, Terence L. Rockhold, Neal W. Roddy, Burton E. Rodenberg, Earl C. Rodgers, Barry S. Rodgers, John A. Rodriguez, M. Hernando Rodriguez, Roy G. Rodriguez, William Rollins, Henry M. Rome, Macy A, Roquemore, Darrell E. Rossow, Richard A. Rovello Jr., Charles J. Russell, Warren G. Russo Jr., Raymond W. Rusteberg, Frederick W. Rutledge, Loyd L. Ryan, James .L. Salyers, Gregory A. Sample, Robert G. Sanchez, Jr., Abraham Sandberg, Sherwin N. Sanders, James O. Sanders, Paul H. Savage, Donald M. Schaeffer, John E. Scheske, Robert B. Schiavo, Joseph S. Schlueter, David A. Schmidt, James D. Schmidt, Larry W. Schmidt, Ralph A. Schneider, Robert W. Scrank, Stephen R. Schreiber, Ronald J. Schuepbach, John W. Schumann, Mark V. Scopel, Allen J. Scott, Larry D. Scott, Ronald H. Scott, Thomas M. Seaberg, Laidacker M. Sears, Dan B. Sears, Tommy K. Seeliger, William R. Sells, Raymond G. Seiwell, Robert S. Sells, Ronald M. Severance, Richard Sewell Jr., Charles E. Shaddock, Michael J. Shannon, Murray K. Sharp, Wayne C. Sharpless, Stephen H. Shaw, Michael A. Shaw, Michael J. Sheiness, Marc A. Sherman, Thomas G. Shipp Jr., Bill J. Shoultz, James C. Shufeldt, James P. Sikes, Andrew L. Sikes, Robert A. Sikes, Samuel L. Sims, Tony W. Skelton, Wylie A. Sky-Eagle, William H. Slagle, David L. Slagle, Lucian E. Slayter, Michael V. Sleeper III, John SIivinsko, Alec J. Sloan, Gary W. Slocum, Edward R. Most people don ' t care how much they pay for somethings, as long as it ' s not all at once. t Slone, Theodore W. Slovak, Robert Smith, Dan F. Smith, Jr., Eugene L. Smith, Hugh F. Smith, James E. Smith, Jesse H. Smith, Larry C. Smith, S. Don Smith, Stephen L. Smithson, Craig D. Snell, John M. Snelus, Paul R. Sohl, Walter H. Solovey, Robert J. Sommers, Gordon E. Sommers, Laurence E. Sonnen, Robert A. Sorrells, William W. Spacek III, Frank J. Spellman, Gianfranco Spellman, Michael T. Spencer, Philip D. Spiekerman, Martin D. Spitzer, Richard G. Sprenger, Clifton W. Springfield, James H. Sprouls, James C. Spurkosky, Thomas M. Stack, William B. Stanley, Thomas D. Staples, Edwin A. Stavinoha, Edward L. Stayton, Melvin A. Steele, James A. Stelly, Lawrence A. Stem, Grady L. Stephenson, Keith A. Stevener, Ralph A. Stevens David L. Stevens, Jack R Stevens, Ralph S. Stevens, Thomas D. Stewart, Don R. Stewart, Stephen S. Stilson, Charles H. Stimpson Jr., Ritchie P. Stodghill, Robert H. Stong, Charles T. Stong, Richard O. Stout, Henry V. Stover, Harry M. Strange, James T. Street, Jerry N. Stribling, Richard M. Strickland, Bruce D. Stroman, Jr. William J. I Stroop, Robert E. Strother, James W. Struss, Darrell A. Stutler, James G. Summers, Link E. Supak, Eugene C. Sutton, Russell C. Svetlik, Patrick A. Swahn, John F. Swann III, Herman L. Sweat, Larry L. Swindle, ' Marvin, M. Switzer, Robert C. Taff, George T. Talk, Edmond C. €mkmm Taylor, Dana H. Taylor, James T. Taylor, John R. Taylor, Johnny C. Taylor, Kenneth E. Taylor, Michael J. Taylor, Richard D. Teague, Thomas A. Tea ter, William G. Ternus, Daniel J. Thacher, Frank B. Thibodeaux, Gene P. Thomas, Hedrick C. Thomas, John C. Thompson, Alan C. Thompson, Jack R. Thompson, James R. Thompson, John S. Thompson, Kenneth E. Thompson Jr., Samuel W. Thompson, William A. Tice Jr., Francis A. Tigeleriro, Anthony M. Tijerina, Jose O. Tillerson, Joe R. Tillery, Gary A. Tillery, Michael M. Tilley, Frank W. Tillman, Stephen G. Tipping Jr., Eldon G. Tomlin, Tommy D. Tomlinson, William E. Travis, Jerry W. Travis III, Leon E. Travis, Phillip D. Trench, Winston F. Trlica, Cary A. Trott, Robert C. Truax, Roland E. Truitt, Donald A. Turbeville, John B. Turner, Douglas N. Turner, Walter D. Turrou, Robert M. Upchurch, Jim L. Upton, Robert L. Upton, Thomas E. Vandaveer, James A. Van Nostrand, Kenneth A. Van Winkle, John S. Vaughan, Richard A. Vaughn, Richard W. Venator, Lewis G. Vezey, Edward L. Villafranca, Raymundo R. Vinson, Robert K. Visser, Paul W. Vogas, James L. Vogelsang, Ernest F. Voisin, Billy L. Von Minden, Richard C. Wagers, Harold D. Wainscott, Monte C. Wainwright, John E. Walker, Donald M. Walker, Gary A. Teen age girl: Last week I was crazy over Charlie, and now I can ' t stand him any more. Isn ' t it funny how changeable men are? Ward, Sanford T. Ward, Stanford D. Wornick, Steven VV. Warren, Richard D. Watkins, Michael D. Watson, Barry H. Watson, Edward L. Watson, Rodney L. Watson, Thomas W. The inconsistency of women comes out in the one who screams and goes chair climbing upon seeing a mouse and then snuggles herself into a con¬ vertible beside a wolf. Watts, Charles B. Wawak, Bruce A. Weaver, Dany P. Weaver Jr., Walter L. Webb, Billy C. Webb, Gary, W. Webb, Jack L. Webb, Timothy J. H. Webber, Joseph P. Weber, James P. Wechsler, Franklin F. Weinstein, Samuel R. Welch Jr., Stanley H. Wellman, Jay S. Wells, Bob Welsh, Tom C. Wenzel, Derril W. Werdung, Wayne H. West, Joseph L. Westbrook, Richard C. Wheeler, Don R. Wheeler, John W. Wheeler, Lynn A. Whitacre, Charles J. White, Charles H. White, David J. White, David W. White, E. Frank White, Michael B. Whitehouse III, Floyd G. Whiteside, Jack M. Wiggins, David T. Wilkin, Michael j. Wilkinson, Richard W. Wilkinson Jr., Thomas P. Willhite, Leon A. Williams, Alfred M. Williams, Barry O. Williams, Douglas W. Williams, Eddy J. Williamson, Jerry A. Williams, John L. Williams, John T. Williams, Johnny F. Williams, Kenneth R. Williams, Kerry C. Williams, leland N. Williams, Paul D. Williams, Ralph T. Williams, Thomas M. Williams, Troyce F. Willis, Donald B. Willis, Richard D. Willmann Jr., Charles J. Wilson, Jack L. Wilson, Joe B. Wimberly, Dan P. Winfrey, Ronald D. Winger, William E. Winkler, Hayden E. Winkler, Robert J. Winniford, Holly D. Wirtz, Michael R. Wise, Thomas H. Wittrock, Charles H. Wolf, Richard K. Wolf, Thomas L. Wommer, Louis P. Wood, John C. Wood, John C. Wood, Michael L. Wood, Samuel G. Woodard, Mitchell A. Woodley, James B. Woods, Donald L. Wooldridge, Thomas J. Woolley, James N. Wooter, William L. Word, Randall L. Worley, James D. Wright, James R. Wright, John S. Wuest, Kenneth W. Wyatt, Roberf A. Ybarra, Frank A. Yochem, Phillip A. Yoder, John F. Young II, Billy H. Young, Jess H. Young, Jon R. Youngblood, Francis G. Youngblood, James L. Zatopek, Lawrence J Zinsmeyer, Patrick i.. Zipp, Ronald D. Zirjacks, Winston L. Zorn, Philip L. Zotz, Charles L. 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THE AGGIE BAND INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT MOVABLE REVIEW STANDS 500 LATEST IN SPORTS WEAR AND ACCESSORIES 501 Self-Service Book Store 502 Adamson, Howard J. 461 Adams, David Earl 148, 300, 409 Adams, Donald Robert 326 Adams, Gary Milton 176, 349, 482 Adams, Henry Richard 307 Adams, Neal Windelin 204, 349, 482 Adams, Noel Evean Jr. 475 Adams, Pamela June 400 Adams, Phil Louis 160, 482 Adams, Richard John 129, 167, 338, 482 Addison, William W. 167, 482 Adelmann, Headley C. 405 Agarwal, Ram Gopal 317, 405 Aglietti, Gary Clyde 140, 196, 461 Aglietti, Terry Craig 203, 249, 475 Abbott, Eric Dahlquist 124, 180, 270, 482 Abbott, Ira Reynold 178, 482 Abbott, John Paul 116, 232, 475 Abbott, Robert Lee 195, 482 Abd, El-Maguid Ahmed 284 Abd, El Maguid Ferial 300 Abel, Albert W. 121, 409 Abel, Ralph Bruce 298, 461 Abernathy, Garland D. 482, 244 Abernathy, Robert Chad 302 Abernathy, Thomas C. 308, 409 Ablon, Jack Herbert 167, 283 Abraham, Herbert Carl 289, 301, 461 Abschneider, Joseph G. 176, 332, 482 Adamek, Rodney Wayne 214, 482 Ainsworth, Milton A. 307 Airhart, Jim Wallis 129, 307, 409 Akhtar, Muhammad Iqbal 284 Akin, Danny Glen 255, 308, 461 Alber, John Robert 203, 353, 482 Albert, Walter Gerald 236, 482 Albin, Garry Don 461 Aldape, Joel 195, 475 Aldrich, Armistead A. 117, 204, 294 Aldrich, Billy Marvin 482 Aldrich, Collin Statham 212 Aldrich, Lovell E. 180, 309, 409 Aldrich, Oliver C. Ill, 146 Aldrich, Samuel Park 200, 461 Aldridge, Richard L. 315, 409 Alexander, Boyce W. 482 Alexander, Patrick H. 409 Alexander, Richard M. 148, 317, 325, 409 Alexander, Robert Wade 475 Alexander, Rodney Lynn 255 Alexander, Roy C. 216 Alford, Benjamin Frank 140, 207, 218, 248, 294, 461 Ali, Khandaker Mohammad 307, 402 Allen, Albert N. 160, 482 Allen, Carolyn 400 Allen, Charles Henry 299, 409 Allen, Donald Everett 140, 169, 176, 220, 278, 461 Allen, Donald Lynn 238, 481, 482 Allen, Gerald Lynn 204 Allen, Henry Louis 461 Allen, James E. 276, 299 Allen, James Hiram 409 Allen, James H. Jr. 298 Allen, John Dutton 461 Allen, Robert Charles 256, 409 Allen, Robert Louis Jr. 232 Allen, Roy M. 241, 409 Allen, William Kyle 257, 461 Allen, Willie Joe 300, 409 Allensworth, Gary Dean 231, 482 Allerding, Martin Ray 203, 363, 482 Alley, Tydes William 316, 365 Allison, Gary Elton 162, 482 Allison, Harry James 475 Allison, John C. 461 Almand, Lyndon Keith 313, 409 Almand, Thomas Lynn 292 Alston, Freddy Gene 158, 300, 352 Altman, William Kean 121, 276, 390, 409 Alvarez, Richard Uhr 176, 482 Alverson, Kintner W. 140, 230, 353, 409 Amaya, Jose Antonio 220, 263, 482 JndeK Amox, Ronald Lane 164, 475 Amthor, George Marcus 258, 337, 461 Anderson, Alvin Leon 192, 482 Anderson, Clifton P. Jr. 129, 182 Anderson, Charles W. 138, 358, 482 Anderson, David P. 146 Anderson, George Harvey 409 Anderson, James G., Jr. 307 Anderson, Kenneth C. 244, 482 Anderson, Larry Otis 216, 475 Anderson, Louis Francis 129, 164, 269, 365 Anderson, Michael Roy 203, 482 Anderson, Robert J. Ill, 409 Anderson, Roger R. 216 Andersson, Andrew M. 285 Anderton, William Blair 240, 482 Andes, Fred Stephen 238 Andes, Randy Thomas 238 Andrews, Donald Gary 308, 410 Andrews, Jack Cameron 157 Andrews, Kevin Richard 140, 187, 196, 248, 294, 336, 461 Andrews, Otis Kent 204 Andrews, William Keith 204, 482 Andrick, Jeffrey P. 120, 316, 410 Ansel, Sture Alexander 157, 358 Ansley, Charles Henry 214, 330, 475 Anthony, Billy Mack 218 Anthony, William Harold 157, 482 Antosh, Thomas Frank 264, 461 Apostle, Ernest Lynn 123, 129, 216, 331, 482 Appel, John Henry 261 Applegate, Rodney W. 196, 482 Archer, James Harold 361 Archer, Terry Paul 180, 482 Arellano, Augustin R. 122, 220, 234, 475, 482 Arellano, Carlos 122, 475 Arendt, Richard Stanley 182, 482 Arldt, Harvey Kenneth 461 Arledge, Robert Gray 234 Armatta, Thomas Albert 410 Armour, Wayne Thomas 138, 184, 482 Armstrong, Billy C. 160, 310, 357, 482 Armstrong, Claudia 400 Armstrong, Glenn M. 238, 482 Armstrong, Donald 461 Armstrong, Richard W. 256, 359, 410 Armstrong, William E. 152, 161, 410 Arnold, Milton Ray 199, 249 Arocha, Ricardo 299 Arrington, Billy L. Jr. 258, 461 Arrington, Thomas M. 107, 109, 204, 334, 475 Arthington, Marvin S. 216, 367, 482 Asbill, William Thomas 461 Aschenbeck, Walter B. 146, 482 Ashcraft, Jack Grady 198, 199, 461 Ashley, James T. Ill, 401 Ashmore, Paul Douglas 231, 482 Ashworth, Michael D. 148, 292, 461 Atchley, Charles C., Jr. 234, 482 Atkinson, Robert M., Jr. 162, 302 Atkinson, William C. 101, 118 Atkins, James Kenneth 199, 304 Atkins, James L. Ill, 299, 410 Atkins, Noble James, Jr. 198, 401 Atkins, Robert Dudley 169, 178, 410 Atkins, William Robert 184 Atwell, Donald Carter 207, 212, 410 Aumann, James Thomas 146, 482 Austin, Larry Morton 263 Austin, Larry Warren 482 Avasthi, Surjit M. 405 Averett, James Harvey 224, 482 Axberg, David Russell 240, 482 Ayres, Don Wayne 244 Aziz Tariq 475 Babb, Gerald Ransom 238, 482 Babin, Leopold B. 155, 326, 410 Bacica, Woodrow Lansing, 255 287, 410 Backof, Alan Wayne 148, 248, 482 Bacon, John Arthur 257 Bacon, William 475 Bade, Norman 475 Badgwell, Don Houston 208, 214, 323, 410 Badgwell, Karen 400 Baduy, Antonio Auad 220, 255, 410 Baggett, Joe Ele 238, 322, 461 Baggett, Wiliam M. 234, 482 Bailey, Daniel Lloyd 195, 318, 482 Bailey, Dennis Stephen 164, 223, 482 Bailey, Edmond Ira 261, 306 Bailey, Edward Lee 249, 482 Bailey, James Madison 255, 461 Bailey, Marlow F. 203, 482 Bailey, Ronald Lane 308 Bailey, Thomas Charles 322, 461 Bailey, Weldon 475 Bailey, William F. 249, 482 Baird, Wayne Julian 203, 287, 482 Baker, Berry 475 Baker, Derrel Aston 200 Baker, Glenn Earl 315 Baker, Henry Daniel III, 212, 475 Baker, Milton Marcus 475 Baker, Richard D. Baker, Robert David 172, 270, 336 Baker, William Brice 240, 249, 365, 482 Baldarrama, Alfredo M. 262 Baldree, Robert M. 172, 270, 482 Baldridge, John Robert 232, 365, 482 Baldwin, Alan Carter 182, 482 Balfour, Boyce B. 410 Balhorn, Charles Edward 148, 369, 475 Ballard, John S. Ill, 191, 410 Ball, Carl Sterling 138, 172, 270, 482 Bamberg, William H. 191 Bammel, William E., Jr. 256, 280, 315, 410 Bancroft, Stephen H. 203, 204, 482 Banks, Cecil Edward 482 Banks, Gene Palmer 146, 482 Banks, Keith Lytle 274, 307, 402 Banner, Wilbur Woodrow 320, 331, 410 Bantle, Harold Thomas 244, 245, 314, 410 Barbee, Larry Lee 154, 359, 482 Barber, Dale Bode 307 Barclay, Ronnie Wayne 236, 482 Bardin, Andrew E. 295, 363 Bargmann, William G. 308, 410 Barham, Bobby Gene 307 Barkemeyer, David L. 293 Barker, David George 332, 461 Barker, Dudley Snyder 260 461 Barker, Leonard Ricky 247, 410 Barker, Richard B. 107, 117, 367 Barker, Stephen W. 461 Barker, William Oliver 204 Barlow, Jimmy Ray 140, 230, 231, 350, 461 Barlow, John Edward 178, 304, 410 Barlow, Thomas Lance 196, 482 Barnes, Jackson N. 146, 334, 475 Barnes, Lethan Alan 203, 326, 410 Barnes, William M. 299, 303 Barnett, Robert W. 244 Bards, David W. 475 Barrera, Arturo R., Jr. 475 Barrett, Richard Edwin 128, 262, 411 Barrier, Franklin W. 162, 482 Barron, Gary Raymond 280, 411 Barron, James Thomas 196, 311, 411 Barrows, Glyn Arthur 148 Barr, Dennis B. 146, 147, 411 Barr, Frederick J. Jr. 170, 174, 411 Barr, Robert Daniel 234, 482 Barry, James Dwight 214, 292, 335 Barry, John Leo 124, 176, 475 Barsch, Bobbie Knight 326 Barteili, Terry Taylor 232, 482 Bartlett, Tommy Ross 262 Barton, David Merritt 218, 296, 329 Barton, Jerry Bob 196, 355, 482 Barton, Joel R. Ill, 223, 482 Barton, Mike 159, 461 Barvin, Alan Lee 247, 283 Basco, Curtis Edward 218, 482 Bashor, Harvey Michael 359 Basinger, James Alton 148, 482 Bassham, James M. 162, 324, 475 Bass, Wi lbur Anthony 162 Batcheler, Edward J. 311 Bateman, Barry Lynn 199, 411 Bateman, Richard W. 303 Bate, Jerry Maurice 351 Bates, Larry Eugene 99, 118 Batey, Richard 288, 411 Batey, Thomas Alden 401 Bathey, George Alfred 461 Bath, William Robert 214, 482 Batsell, Michael Lynn 234, 249 Batson, Thomas O., Jr. 288 Batte, Robert Dan 159, 475 Baucom, Reid Browning 180 Bauer, Stephen Michael 153, 164, 411 Bauman, Roland James 232, 482 Baur, Richard Allen 249, 482 Bausch, Walter Charles 263 Baxter, James Robert 172, 270, 482 Bayer, William Charles 124, 180 Baylor, Edwin R. 307 Bazan, James Dennis 180, 362, 482 Bazan, Ruben, Jr. 482 Beach, James Harmon 220, 482 Beall, Ronnie Taylor 146 Beall, William S., Jr. 248, 482 Beal Jacob B., Jr. 411 Beal, Wayne Allen 482 Bean, Richard Nelson 336 Bearden, Don Allan 238, 461 Beard, James H. 216, 475 Beasley, John Michael 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106 Beasley, Marijane M. 400 Beaumont, Michael L. 411 Beaumont, Richard Dirk 461 Beavers, Doyle L. 307 Beavers, Robert Howard 128, 158, 362, 482 Becerril, Raymond H. 146 Bechtol, David Thaxton 402, 307 Becht, Frederick J. 238, 482 Becka, John Clarence 146, 150, 333, 411 Beckcom, Edwin A. Ill, 228, 401, 411 Becker, Frederick W. 313 Becker, Gerald Jo 212, 354, 482 Becker, Joseph Dennis 411 Beckham, John Blair 244, 290 Beckmeyer, John Craig 411 Beckner, Ralph E. 107, 109, 118, 244 Beck, Farrel Emil, Jr. 461 Beck, Joseph Raymond 146, 214, 475 Beck, Michael Owen 240 Beebe, Warren Hale, Jr. 172, 270, 482 Beeler, Todd Fielding, 258 Beene, Robert Allen 475 Beever, Stephen Gary 148 Beggerly, James D. 223, 260, 263, 332, 461 Beggs, Michael Randall 210, 288, 482 Behnken, Thomas William 192 Beighle, Phillip Lew 304, 411 Belcher, William R., Jr 307 Beleau, Marshall Harold 307 Belinsky, Peter Barry 148, 461 Bellamy, William P. 172, 270, 482 Bell, Bob Davis 198, 411 Bell, Charles Thomas 236, 482 Bell, Dennis B., Jr. 191, 204 Bell, James Marvin 238 Bell, J. B. 306, 411 Belson, Charles W. 365, 461 Bendele, Raymond Andres 240, 482 Bender, William C. 212, 326, 348, 408, 411 Benedetto, Anthony R. 124, 162, 336, 482 Benefield, Richard L. 411 Benefield, Roy Wayne 461 Benes, Joseph Bailey 292, 299, 411 Benesh, Jackie Carroll 204 Bennet, Richard Guy 148, 232, 483 Bennett, Benjamin B. 231, 483 Bennett, Kenneth Wayne 356, 475 Bennett, Larry Eugene 240, 483 Bennett, Richard Leo 325 Bennett, Richmond O., 195, 369 Bennett, Robert William 218 Bennett, Virgil O., Jr. 411 Benson, Fred Charles 412 Benson, Isaac John 244 Benson, James R. Jr. 88, 412 Benson, Joyce Lvn 400 Benson, Robert Carroll 158, 269, 308. 357, 475 Bentley, Dennis Lowell 282 Bentley, George Henry 220, 475 Bentley, Robert Jones 212 Benton, George Lea 365, 412 Bentzen, Gordon W. 162, 330, 475 Benwell, John Charles 240 Benwell, Tommy Curtis 231, 483 Berg, Norvell Dwight A. 234 Berger, Eugene Joseph 285, 299, 461 Berger, Harlan James 154, 483 Bergoon, Ronald D. 216, 309, 412 Berk, John Isadore 216, 368, 483 Bernal, Alejandro 483 Berngen, Frank Edmund 116, 461 Bernhard, Larry Kirby 255 Berry, Billy Earl 412 Berry, Bob Barkley 223, 483 Berry, Charles Mark 475 Berry, Darryl Cline 308 Berry, Holland James 317 Berry, James Therold II 247 Berry, John F. 299 Berry, Michael Oscar 216 Berry, Robert Allen 244 Bertillion, Leland R. 412 Bess, Robert Car! 212 Bethe, Kenneth E. Jr. 116 Bethel, Wayne Brooks 483 Bettge, Paul Donald 172, 270, 277, 475 Betz, Roscoe A., Jr. 179, 412 Severs, James Robert 461 Beyer, Donald Paul 184, 483 Beyer, Melvin Louis 146, 461 Bezner, Ray William 308 Bialas, Gene Allen 234 Bickham, Johnnie A. 121, 361, 412 Biediger, Roy John 162, 483 Biediger, Sylvan George 191, 483 Bielfeldt, James Karl 289, 337, 412 Bilancich, Donnie Brent 461 Biles, Dennis Bryant 212 Billman, Charles M. 204, 353 Bippert, Roger Dale 160, 475 Bird, James Elton 174, 483 Birdsong, William A. 124, 338, 475 Birdwell, Joe Ernest 146, 248, 357, 483 Bires, David Richard 195 Birk, Elmer Albert, Jr. 160, 483 Birnkrant, Gerald 368, 475 Bishara, Talaat Michael 263, 284 Bishop, Charles Willis 146, 483 Bishop, Dwight Reed 234, 483 Bishop, Eugene Holt, Jr. 196, 461 Bishop, Jay Phillip, Jr. 236, 483 Bitar, Jose J. 161, 300, 412 Blackburn, James Ray 214, 475 Blackmon, Joe Allen 247, 367, 461 Black, James Frederick 146, 483 Black, John David 240, 483 Blackhurs, Kathy 400 Blackwell, Freddie Jon 289, 412 Blackwell, Thomas M. 146, 412 Blair, Kelvin Robert 148, 483 Blair, Kippen Lee 140, 247 Blakely, Rudolfo, Jr. 195, 318, 483 Blake, Jack Patrick 307, 461 Blandford, Donald E. 196, 483 Blanchette, Thomas H. 263, 300, 301 Blankenburg, Larry L. 223, 483 Blankenship, James W. 148, 412 Blanton, Dennis R. 148, 475 Blaschke, James 261, 315 Blasdel, Jerry Lee 483 Blaylock, James E. 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Jr. 146, 203, 475 Burleson, Michael Lyn 308 Burleson, Richard Earl 475 Burnam, Sam J. 308 Burnette, Ronald Lee 229, 238, 462 Burnett, James T. Ill, 140, 462 Burnett, Robert Wayne 231, 342, 483 Burney, Donald Patrick 247, 295, 318, 335, 475 Burney, Jimmie Paul Jr. 200 Burns, Henry Taylor 262, 415 Burns, Henry Walker 360 Burns, James M. 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Ill 416 Caldwell, Thomas W. 263, 320 Callahan,.Arthur James 483 Callahan, Francis Terry 289, 416 Callaway, Michael R. 203, 462 Callaway, Morris Dan 161, 329, 357, 462 Callcott, William Hardy 119, 337 Calloway, Jon Michael 164, , 483 Calloway, Michael Arlyn 216 Calvin, Phil Wallace 192, 483 Camilli, Louis S. 204 Campbell, Barry Maxwell 222, 348, 416 Campbell, Clinton 366, 475 Campbell, Clyde W. 218, 223, 355, 462 Campbell, Colin Bruce 332 Campbell, Gerald Wayne 232, 366, 483 Campbell, Richard S. Jr. 353, 462 Campbell, Steven Craig 196, 483 Camp, Bill 252, 255, 352, 462 Camp, David Cooper 255 Candelaria, Frank 336, 416 Candella, Leon J. 365 Candler, Thomas Leon 129, 212, 348, 483, Canglose, Patrick P. 200 Canion, Kenneth Leroy 214, 475 Cannon, Dennis Porter 307 Cannon, Michael Deli 234 Cannon, Windell W. 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Ill 462 Caseres, Refugio Juan 256 Casey, Tommy William 244, 287, 475 Cassidy, Donald Duane 314, 417 Cassity, Roy D. Ill 162 Castaneda, Jose Antonio 417 Casteel, Terence Lynn 240 Castellanos, Martin A. 417 Castillo, Julio Cesar 300, 417 Castleberry, Joe P. II 234, 484 Castro, Luis Francisco 263, 341, 484 Catalina, Pete Anthony 417 Catalina, Pete A. T. 417 Catanzaro, Louis Peter 180, 484 Catchings, Ronald C. 302, 417 Catchings, Thomas A. Jr. 308, 417 Cates, Billy Frank 417 Catherall, Donald Roy 210, 484 Cathey, James Robert 417 Cathey, Jimmy Joe 417 Cathey, Stella Cora 326, 400 Cator, Robert Lee Jr. 307 Caughfield, Roy E. 299 Cauthron, David Lee 312, 314, 325, 417 Cavenaugh, Glen C. 223, 286, 484 Cawyer, Raymond Denny 343, 462 Cepcar, James Joe 484 Cervenka, Bennie Gene 463 Ceyanes, Sergei 236, 484 Chalberg, Marshall Lee 256, 463 Chalmers, Rodney Neal 240, 484 Chambers, Robert C. 289, 475 Chambliss, Edmond Boyd 232, 475 Champ, Michael A. 257, 352, 475 Chamrad, Richard Clyde 263, 463 Chancellor, Hatcher M. 247 Chancellor, James W. 247, 257, 484 Chancellor, Raymond 326 Chaney, Ernest William 302, 325, 417 Chaney, Robert D. 191, 484 Chapman, Dennis Lee 255, 301, 308, 367, 463 Chapman, Howard Add 155, 484 Chapman, Jerry W. 154 Chapman, John W. 174 Chapman, Philip R. 305 Chappelle, Raymond John 417 Charfi, Ridha 324 Charlton, Powell G. 307 Chase, William Ronald 191, 484 Chastain, Jimmie D. 256, 329 Chastang, David Elder 463 Chausse, Alfred Meril 236, 484 Chauviere, Edward Davis 218 Chauviere, Ronny John 293, 317, 325, 463 Chavez, Gerardo, G. 263 Chenoweth, Robert D. 262, 303, 417 Cherry, Edwmond Brent 204, 484 Cherry, Frederick Boyd 124, 176, 475 Chesney, John Duff 212 Chester, Lloyd Leon 199, 248 Chewning, Dudley G. 212, 330, 475 Childres, Glenn Dean 204, 299 Chilek, Glen David 184, 4B4 Chiles, Thomas Herman 107, 108, 109, 111, 112, 118, 244 Chilton, Harold Wayne 159, 308, 417 Chitty, Harvey Curtis 146, 248, 475 Chitwood, Kenneth L. 307, 402 Chitwood, Richard Dee 299, 463 Choate, John Roland 358, 475 Chou, Henry Yuan 290 Chovanec, Eugene Emil 184, 285, 463 Christian, Paul Douglas 195, 318, 484 Christiansen, Dean L. 238, 484 Christie, Richard Lee 247 Christie, Russell John Christy, Forest R. 263 Chupik, Stephen E. 122, 161, 292, 350, 417 Cilio, Alfred Thomas 156, 475 Cimo, Marion Losauid 232, 484 Cisneros, Henry G. L48, 248, 249, 484 Clader, Michael D. 146, 362, 484 Clancy, Edward Lee 302, 463 Clapper, Robert William 154, 484 Clapp, Thomas Wright 285 Clardy, Cecil Wayne 231, 484 Clarke, Barry Kenneth 214 Clarke, George W. Ill 417 Clarke, William H. 192, 475 Clark, Charles Gerald 191 Clark, Charley Brown 475 Clark, David William 463 Clark, James John 156 Clark, James Polk Jr. 191, 484 Clark, Keith Allen 274, 207, 392, 402 Clark, Larry Chad 214, 484 Clark, Roger Harris 343 Clark, Ronnie J. 158, 308, 475 Clark, Stanley Preston 231, 290, 484 Clark, Stephen Thomas 247, 484 Claussen, John F. 160, 290, 484 Claussen, Robert Mark 231, 484 Clay, Albert W. Ill 140, 169, 182, 278, 408, 417 Clayton, Brady 232, 280, 484 Clayton, Kenneth Alan 160, ' 475 Cleghorn, Sharon Ann 307 Clements, Willis Leon 203, 358, 484 Clements, John Ross 218, 463 Click, Barry Wayne 164, 280, 484 Clifford, Nasa M. 322 Clifton, Danny Morris 204, 475 Clifton, David Sherman 184, 293, 325, 392, 417 Climie, Robert Leslie 204, 116, 463 Cloudt, Chester Rogers 236, 484 Cloyd, Walter Lee III 138, 176, 249, 484 Coakley, Dennis E. 231, 484 Coakley, George Robert 369 Cobb, Lance Howard 107, 109, 111, 119, 463 Cobler, Richard Gray 260, 417 Cobos, Charles R. 160, 475 Coburn, Winfred Cleve 256, 300 Cochran, Clarence Pat 484 Cochran, Donald Vruce 180 Cockrell, Melvin Wayne 195, 249, 338, 475 Cockrell, Robert W. 157, 280, 319, 329, 484 Coco, Gerald Sam 216 Coco, Michael Francis 463 Coddou, Charles A. 162, 475 Coe, Michael Grover 218, 280 Coffey, Jon Randall 309, 418 Coffin, Charles H. Ill, 127 Cogan, Uri 283 Cohen, David Alan 216 Cohen, Robert Strib 463 Coker, Donald Joseph 203 Colborn, John Edmund 224, 335, 484 Coleman, Jack Ronald 21 ' 6, 249, 277, 481, 484 Colemere, Joseph Hollis 238 Cole, Michael Deware 255, 366 Cole, iRayimonndl Ernest 299, 303 Cole, Robert Henderson 124, 164, 336 Cole, Robert Cole, Thomas Calhoun, ' Charles A.. Ill 204, 484 Collins, Bubber John 92, 95, 119 Collins, Craig 223, 475 Collins, Jaimes Marshall 182, 484 Collins, Roger Leslie 212, 249, 484 Colquitt, Walter N. 244, 282 Combs, Harold Rex Jr. 318, 463 Ray 223, 484 Taylor 195 Combs, Jaimes Andrew 220, 357, 475 Ca-mmom, Mary Glenda 307 Compton, Cecil Gene 220, 475 Compton, Michael E. 475 Conrad, Mackay Towne 136, 463 Connell, William Lee 164, 484 Conner, Charlie Ross 463 Conner, Howard Scott 164, 325, 336, 418 Conner, James Richard 279, 289, 300, 392 Conner, John Van 308 Conner, Michael Allan 231, 362, 484 Connevey, Layne Hale 196, 475 Connor, John C. 136 Conn, Gerald Robert 153, 164, 418 Conolly, Richard N. Jr. 200 Conrad, Edwin Alvin Jr. 255, 316, 475 Contella, Carl Joseph 314, 333, 463 Contella, Patricia Ann 326, 333, 400 Conterras, Carols X. 124, 203, 338, 484 Contreras, Rene R. 212, 484 Conway, Kelly Charles 234, 484 Cook, Archie Doyle 172, 270 Cook, Bruce Littleton 316 Cook, Charles Dickie 256 Cook, Harold Edwin 140, 148, 150, 418 Cook, Herbert Neal 212, 352 Cook, John Henry 164 Cook, John Macklin 107, 244 Cook, Larry Eugene 463 Cook, Robert Lee 309 Cook, Wade Earl 334, 463 Cooley, Frances G. 400 Cooley, Gary Lee 475 Cooner, Harold D. 200 Coonrod, James Willard 136, 475 Cooper, Damon Corrigan 263, 316, 341, 463 Cooper, Jerry Cullum 332 Cooper, Joe Jim 203, 484 Cooper, Larry Randall 158, 359 Cooper, Leonard David 475 Cooper, Martin James 203, 484 Cooper, Patrick Donald 289 Cooper, Ralph L. 164, 249, 484 Cooper, Scott Edwin 264, 418 Cooper, Thomas Richard 182 Cooper, William B. 405 Coover, David Marshall 191, 335, 484 Copeland, Calvin Ray 463 Copeland, James C. 232, 475 Coppinger, John Timothy 256, 322 Corcoran, John Thomas 176, 349, 484 Cornelius, John C. 323 Carder, Marvin Leon 484 Coreil, Vincent Dale 174, 216, 293, 315, 365, 418 Corley, Ronald Eugene 484 Corman, Wayne Lee 418 Cornelius, Bobby Ray 174, 354, 484 Cornelius, John C. 323 Cornell, Curtis Lejeunc 236, 484 Cornett, Charles M. 232, 484 Corse, Arthur Rice 307, 418 Cortez, Roberto 204 Cortez, Roland Luis 418 Casey, Johnnie Lee 204 Cosby, Maniord Gayle 121, 418 Casper, Johnnie W. 204, 360, 475 Coston, Clayton Leslie 236, 290, 484 Cotterell, John Moore 214, 306, 418 Couch, Richard Smiley 238, 484 Coufal, Melvin Preston 308, 352, 475 Coufal, Sidney Ray 199 Couger, Kenneth Wayne 418 Council, Clarence David 299, 303 Cowan, David Wallace 218, 484 Coword, James Michael 405 Cox, Frank Wallace 88, 135, 144, 212, 408, 418 Cox, Gary Barclay 295 Cox, Gerald Darsey 244 Cox, Gerald Maxwell 154, 343, 463 Cox, James C. 475 Cox, Jerry Wilton 156 Cox, Joe Thorp 337, 484 Cox, William Gerald 307, 357, 402 Cozzens, Charles R. 315 Crabtree, Fredie J. 156 Cracknell, Raymond W. 306, 418 Craddock, Oliver W. 463 Craft, Charles Lee 231 Craig, Buford Ray Jr. 484 Craig, Thomas Allen 203, 484 Crain, William Leon 108, 110, 111, 112, 463 Cramer, Daniel James 174, 344, 418 Cramer, Kenneth Clinton 364, 484 Crane, William 107, 119 Crank, Paul William 126, 127 Cravens, Gerald William 256 Crawford, Jack Harold 405 Crawford, Timothy B. 274, 307 Crawford, William 172, 270, 475 Crenwelge, Roger 337, 475 Crespo, Johnny Oliver 192, 249, 367, 484 Creswell, John Lewis 203 Crew, Walter Earl 484 Crider, Jerry Jerome 324, 418 Cristini, Alfred L. 484 Criswell, James Wilson 148, 484 Criswell, John Samuel 174, 249, 361, 475 Critz, James Richard 196, 484 Crocheron, Robert E. 484 Crocker, James Royal 146, 484 Crocker, Larry Dee 140, 155, 161, 463 Crocker, Oran Merl 174, 360, 484 Crockett, David S. 236, 348, 463 Crank, Alfred E. 475 Cron, Auston Brian 210, 484 Crook, Jack Marvin 210 Crosbie, Jamea Morton 307, 418 Crosby, ' Richard Jay 122, 264, 418 Cross, Donald Wayne 232, 484 Crouch, Gary Wilson 301, 313, 344 Crowder, Daryl Keith 224, 475 Crowder, David Albert 184 Crowder, Jerry Lee 167 Crowell, Thomas D. 339 Crowe, John Patrick 182, 344, 484 505 CORBUSIER n c Stacy. 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Jr. 182, 298, 335, 420 Deviney, Herman B. II 107, 244 Devolites, Philip J. 228, 234, 420 Dewitt, Amos Thompson 463 Dewitt, Thomas Kregg 240, 485 Dhif, Khemais 463 Dial, Benjamin E. 463 Diaz, Hector 121, 128, 292, 346, 463 Diaz, Julio Francisco 316, 341, 463 Diaz, Peter Harold 156 Dibrell, Charles F. Jr. 218, 358 Dickens, Brad Clinton 156, 164 Dickens, William Paul 156, 464 Dickerson, Raymond G. 107, 244 Dickie, Teddie Mac 152, 161, 299, 420 Die, Duward Cleve 475 Dietz, Irving M. Ill 255, 295, 464 Dikeman, Matthew Monroe 191, 485 Dillard, James Edward 255 Dillard, Robert Henry 229, 238, 464 Dillon, Ben Ellis 212, 361 Diltz, Teo Roy Jr. 464 Dimock, James Albert 195 Dingley, Donald Dale 199, 420 Dinsmore, Philip Kurt 464 Dinwiddie, William T. 126, 244 Dismukes, John T. Jr. 161, 320, 464 Dittberner, Gerald J. 282 Dittmar, Roger Wayne 128 Divin, Ernest Herman 308 Dixon, David Erie 162, 485 Dixon, John Peter 344 Dobyns, Alan Lee 248, 305, 420 Dobyns, Robert Floyd 247, 287, 318, 485 Dockery, Charles Leslie 223, 485 Dockery, Rodney Lee 88, 156, 464 Dodd, Charles Lynn 184, 334, 475 Dodd, Michael Minyard 127, 236, 475 Dodd, Tom Dobbins 485 Dodgen, John Price 191, 307 Dodier Jose Antonio 200 Dodson, David Barnard 290, 301, 420 Dodson, David H. 159, 356, 464 Dodson, Henry Wayne 256, 420 Doeppenschmidt, Carl A. 240, 354, 485 Dollins, James Goode Jr. 310, 350, 420 Domingue, Mark Lindley 223, 362, 485 Dominguez, Alvaro Jr. 341 Dominguez, Edward 101, 105 Dominguez, Louis C. 258 Don, David 475 Donaho, Glynn Robert 203 Donan, William David 236, 485 Donkervoet, Donald L. 136, 475 Donnellan, Robert Q. 195 Donovan, Richard Lee 196, 464 Dooley, Kenneth Alan 192, 485 Dooley, Richard Michael 169, 180 Doolittle, James Harold 227, 236, 464 Doran, Russell Lee 140, 236, 363 Dorn, Richard Conrad 172, 420 Dorn, Wilfred C. Jr. 223, 464 Dougherty, John C. 188, 192, 420 Dougherty, Kenneth W. 212, 352 Douglas, David D. 475 Douglas, James Frank 191 Douglass, P. P. 240, 296 Douglass, Milton E. Jr. 148, 420 Dowden, William T. Jr. 196 Downey, Charles Russell 203 Downing, Jack Wilbur 138, 234, 485 Downing, James N. Jr. 263 Dow, David Huber 126, 127, 210 Doyal, Sidney Ray 361 Doyle, Charles R. 214, 236, 249, 485 Doyle, Thomas Arthur 140, 464 Drabek, James Buford 302, 420 Draemer, John Bennett 247, 420 Dreesan, Alan Dale 158, 320 Drennan, James Louie 96 Dromgoole, Glenn Allen 272, 278, 321, 464 Drow, William C. 402 Druebert, Hilmar Carl 223, 246, 354, 464 . Drummond, Joseph C. 464 Drury, Johnny Bryant 359, 485 Dubose, Truman Elmo 178, 346, 485 Duchamp, Charles Wayne 485 Duchamp, Eugene A. Ill 212, 240, 464 Duderstadt, Culver Lynn 256 Dudley, Daniel Isom Jr. 324 Duelm, Aubrey James 420 Duerer, Albert W. 212, 342 Duesing, Gregory W. 485 Dugas, Jack Edgar Jr. 231, . 485 Duke, Bruce Roger 342 Duke, Gary Alan 212, 485 Dulin, Edwin Rowley 180, 309, 421 Dunavanf, Micharl Lee 475 Dunbar, Craig Burgttt 257 Duncan, William Robert 255 Duncan, William Seth 174 Dungan, Clifford T. 192, 464 Dunham, Floyd Charles 218 Dunham, James Lester 421 Dunks, James Howard 301, 333 Dunlap, Melvin E. 178 Dunlap, Royal Ellis Jr. 146 Dunn, Stephen Lloyd 191, 464 Duplat, Augusto F. 341 Duplissey, Gary R. 208, 210, 421 Dupuis, Alvin Joseph 303, 325 Durard, Bert Loren 178 Durbin, James Paul 167, 309, 421 Durda, David Rudolph 196, 485 Durst, Mark Sidney 182, 485 Dusek, Barry James 176, 475 Duty, Douglas Wayne 313, 350, 421 Duvall, Duncan Elihu Jr. 164, 464 Dwarshus, Albert George 464 Dyal, Donald Ray 307 Dyar, William Alvin 306 Dyer, Douglas Jay 120 Dyer, Spencer R. 464 Dye, Bruce Lee 240, 485 Dye, Joel Gregory 307 Dyson, Lewis Ray 146 Earhart, Robert J. 176, 485 Earl, Geoffrey Neal 204, 475 Earl, Jerry Michael 346, 464 Earnest, Robert Bruce 224 Earnst, Don Baxter 485 Earwood, Eddie Lavelle 122, 160, 485 Eastman, George Leonard 195, 340 Eaton, Curtis William 324 Eccard, Lawrence D. 148, 248, 295, 305, 485 Eccles, Roy Joe 298, 421 Echols, David Kenneth 359 Echols, Melvin 218, 224, 475 Eckert, John Charles 172, 270, 485 Eddleman, Earl Gene 164, 200, 421 Eddleman, James Newton 342 Eder, Alan James 255, 350, 421 Edgar, Thomas David 172, 334 Edgington, Larry Elmer 263, 316, 421 Edwards, Earl Harris 204 Edwards, James Anthony 464 Edwin, John Reed 307, 402 Eeds, George Robert 293 Eeds, John Marion 231, 475 Eggleston, Edward Minot 257, 346, 421 Egloff, John Mark 307 Eilers, Melvin Jr. 308, 464 Eklund, Stephen A. 196, 485 Eknoyan, Ohannes 485 Eldridge, Gary Edwin 232, 485 Efdridge, Randall A. 216 El-Zik, Kamal Milad 284 Elkins, Thomas Lindsay 178, 485 Ellebracht, Dennis S. 289, 308 Ellerman, Ronald Dean 214, 475 Elliot, Jerry Earl 475 Elliott, Ray Dean 421 Elliott, William S. 136, 475 Ellis, Jeffrey David 240, 485 Ellis, John Marshall 464 Ellis, John Pierce 475 Ellis, Robert Boyles 136, 464 Elliss, Robert Charles 148, 464 El Majdoub, Abdesselam 319 Elsey, Ronald Eugene 464 Elwell, Robert Edgar 421 Ely, Joseph Thompson 155, 280 Embrey, William T. 464 Emerson, Clifton A. 135, 187, 192, 422 Emerson, Harold Ray 295, 307, 402 Emmel, Richard James 232, 485 Emmons, Jeffery 475 Emmons, Mark Elliott 146, 248, 485 Endsley, Lindon Carl 97, 118 Engdahl, Gilbert R. 361, 464 Engelbert, Richard E. 128, 263, 464 Englebert, Robert A. 128, 263, 464 Englebrecht, Clyde C. 200, 220 Engelbrecht, Frederick 269, 308, 344, 476 Engelbrecht, Ronnald S. 158, 299 Engelmann, Ralph M. 180, 485 Engel, Richard Lee 236, 485 England, Roy Belvin 307 Engleman, Carl Helmuth 180, 287, 485 Engle, Laird Alfred 255, 422 English, Ronald Wain 200, 464 Ermis, Harvey Jamds 94, 97, 119, 204 Ernst, Herbert Lloyd 405 Eronimous, Robert M. 422 Erwin, Edward Alexander 164 Esche, Ruthella 311, 405 Esche, Victor Clemens 311, 405 Escobar, Kenneth R. 192, 464 Escobar, Ruperto B. 247 Esfahanian, Mostafa 405 Esparza, Edward Duran 128, 263, 306, 464 Esquivel, Arturo 212, 356 Esquivel, Jesus 223, 287, 356, 485 Esquivel, Moses Blaise 324 Estes, Ivan Gregory 464 Estrada, Luis Alberto 341, 422 Eubanks, Cecil Bruns 182 Evans, Bernest C. 464 Evans, Douglas Clifford 210, 485 Evans, Gary Edd 255 Evans, Lynn Augustus Jr. 422 Evans, Marcia Miller 307 Evans, Michael Lewis 156, 309, 342, 464 Evans, Robert Delbert 300 Evans, Robert E. Ill 91 Evans, William L. Ill 234 Everett, David Harrell 218, 485 Everett, Mark Douglas 129 Evers, Gerald Wayne 301, 337, 422 Evers, William H. 307, 402 Eyring, Mark Wayne 212 Ezer, Russell 476 Fambrough, Stephen E. 289, 308, 464 Fancher, Thurman L. Jr. 337 Fanning, Karl Polv 136 Fannin, Cam Luther III 180 Fann, Ronald L. 272 ; 321, 422 Farias, Peter Fabian 162 Faries, Floron Clayton 307, 403 Farley, Arthur Reid 405 Farmer, Leslie G. Ill 359 Farrell, William James 405 Farrier, Robert C. 178, 422 Farr, Louis Lee IV 307 Farr, Walter E. 476 Faubion, James Forrest 485 Faulkner, Gerald F. 401 Faulkner, Robert Burns 154, 280 Faulkner, William Ray 164, 485 Faulk, Danny J. 312, 314, 325, 422 Faulk, Joyner Renolds 485 Faust, John Cairy 210, 485 Faust, Robert Jay 244 Fazzino, Johnny J. 422 Feducia, Carl Vincent 176, 485 Feehan, Michael Curtis 195, 318, 485 Fehler, Edward Dwayne 476 Feighny, Michael L. 422 Felkner, James Leslie 315, 422 Felkner, Roy Dean 174, 464 Felps, Alton Dale 140, 207, 220, 337, 464 Fenlon, John Thomas 214, 485 Renter, Lester Carl 216, 286, 336, 476 Feray, David Lee 232, 476 Fergeson, Jerry Arnold 423, 485 Fergeson, Robert Theo 423 Ferguson, Charles E. 204 Ferguson, Don Paul 244 Ferguson, George H. 176, 476 Ferguson, Jay Rowland 126, 244, 245 . Ferguson, John F. 259, 476 Ferguson, John Thomas 277, 304, 464 Ferguson, Jon Kenneth 307 Ferguson, Robert Leon 178 Ferguson, William F. 484, 485 Ferguson, William M. 234, 365, 485 Fergus, John Shallcross 176, 485 Fernald, William F. 146 Ferrata, Charles D. 238, 286, 476 Ferris, Darrell Lee 174, 336, 464 Fest, Stephen E. 148 Fethkenher, Johny G. 101, 103 Fetner, Marcus Heyward 210, 485 Fichtner, Russell W. Jr. 464 Ficker, Richard Henry 262 Fickessen, Jack Robert 134, 151, 464 Fick, Donald Lee 199, 476 Fidler, Steven Edward 216 Fidler, William Monroe 224 Fiedler, Lloyd Neil 192, 313, 354, 423 Fiegel, John Leland 140, 227, 247, 296, 323, 423 Figueredo, Luis A. 341 Figueredo, Pedro R. 341 Figun, Stephen Lee 123, 210, 318, 368 Filburn, Ralph Bernard 140, 145, 238, 248, 293, 294, 464 Fillinger, Thomas J. 262, 309, 423 Filtsch, Stephen Gregg 195 Fimbel, Jay Michael 192, 485 Finch, Joseph L. 326 Fine, Thomas Morgan 121, 126, 140, 187, 203, 292, 294, 423 Finkbiner, Terry C. 180, 309, 423 Finkelstein, Moshe 123, 283, 305, 423 Finn, James Walter Jr. 305, 423 Finn, Richard Michael 164, 358 Fioriti, Matthew Peter 234, 485 Fischer, Daniel Hahn 476 Fischer, Daniel Hahn 161, 195, 276, 464 Fisher, Gerard John 307, 403 Fisher, James H. 476 Fisher, Joe Henry 152, 423 Fisher, John Michael 244 Fisher, Joseph Harve 216 Fisher, Michael Lynn 107 Fisher, Peter Brownlees 298, 485 Fisher, Roy Joe 263, 298, 423 Fisher, Terry Leo 140, 153, 167, 464 Fisher, Thomas Edward 259, 261, 362 Fisk, Stephen Kent 307 Fitch, Jack Arthur 299, 423 Fitzcharles, Timothy M. 162, 285, 485 Fitzgerald, Frank H. 158, 476 Fitzgerald G. 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Jr. 230, 232, 334, 424 Fries, Earl Robert 210, 249 Fritsche, Charlie M. 164 Fritz, Daniel Jerome 307 Fritz, John Louis 164, 354 Fritz, Weldon Bradley 263 Frizzell, Ray Bob 289 Frosch, Elder Arthur 307, 424 Frost, Norman Edward 236, 485 Frye, Robert Austin 255, 287 Fry, Clifford Leslie 240, 476 Frysinger, Victor F. 225, 485 Fuchs, James Allan 161, 300, 301, 345, 424 Fudge, Wayne Bernard 212, 277, 287, 474, 476 Fulgham, William Neal 140, 167, 464 Fuller, David W. Jr. 196, 464 Fuller, Randall Herbert 164 Fullwood, Macey Hoyt 240, 485 Furrh, Samuel Roger 167, 464 Gaden, John Dryer Jr. 195, 338, 464 Gage, Errol 307, 424 Gailey, Dwight L. 199 Gaille, Raymond S. 365 Galey, John Hubbard 203, 424 Galindo, Samuel Morales 302, 424 Gallatin, Lumpkin T. 218, 364, 486 Gallimore, Lewis Dale 146, 486 Galloway, William E. 465 Gamble, Patrick Kenneth 236 Gambrell, Edwin Foster 424 Gandhi, Dinesh P. 264 Gantt, Gerald Richard 238, 486 Garcia, Anastasio 302, 424 Garcia, Giro T. 255 Garcia, Delfino, Jr. 424 Garcia, Eloy 195, 476 Garcia, Enrique Manlio 317, 424 Garcia, Gerald, Jr. 272, 321, 465 Garcia, Jesus, Jr. 263, 424 Garcia, Juan Antonio 255, 302 Garcia, Lionel G. 274, 307, 403 Garcia, Mario J. G. 263, 424 Garcia, Roberto N. 240, 486 Gardner, David F. 247 Gardner, Donald Luther 127 Gardner, Edward Lew 107 Gardner, Lewis Dale 295 Gardner, Paul Frost 140, 169, 182, 283 Gardner, Thomas Henry 146, 248, 336, 476 Gardner, William C. 204 Garey, William Dwight 262, 486 Garner, Daniels Scoates 424 Garner, Richard Clark 191 Garner, Stuart M. 155 Garon, Joseph Alvin 307 Garrett, Kenneth A. 424 Garrett, Terrel Vaughn 299, 336, 486 Garrett, William T. 214, 486 Garrett, William V.H.P. 220 Garrison, James Louis 199, 486 Gary, James Lind 234, 365, 486 Garza, Alberto 425 Garza, Noe Gerald 146, 248, 486 Garza, Pedro, Jr. 255, 465 Garza, Pedro 154 Gaspard, Marshall Trent 238, 486 Gassen, Harold Mathias 167, 486 Gastinger, David C. 138, 238, 486 Gasway, William Bryan 101, 102, 103 Gattis, Jimmie Harold 204 Gaulding, John Fred 128, 159, 486 Gayle, Charles Michael 290 Gayle, Robert Wayne 465 Gay, David Edward R. 286 Gay, John Davis 140, 144, 238, 248, 294, 465 Gay, Richard Ernest 295 Gearing, Phillip Ray 129, 182, 270, 476 Gee, John Francis 224, 305, 465 Gentry, James Allen 486 Gent, Terrence R. 425 George, Edward H. 174, 465 George, Jimmy D. 169, 170, 172, 425 George, Raymond Osborn 134, 207, 223, 294, 425 George, Ronald H. 308, 425 Gerasimowicz, Gary A. 223, 486 Gerbert, Joshua 283, 425 Gerke, William Clay 212 German, Donn Lynn 148, 343, 425 Germany, Jessie Ray 256, 425 Gerngross, Gregory H. 465 Gerrald, Scott Wesley 465 Ghormley, Arnold B. 290, 315, 342, 425 Gibbons, Robert Henry 182, 270, 364, 486 Gibbons, William E. 162, 163, 269, 324, 364, 425 Gibbs, James Hardy 319 Gibson, David Vernon 465 Gibson, Edwin George 164, 476 Gibson, Gary Clive 225, 324 Gibson, James C. 196, 486 Gibson, James Michael 263, 349, 476 Gibson, Patrick Arthur 225, 305, 425 Gibson, William Ernest 140, 214, 425 Giddens, Freddie 465 Gieb, James Edward 192, 486 Gieger, David Kenneth 426 Giese, James Robert 486 Giesenschlag, William H. 199, 465 Gilbert, Allyn Tilden 304, 426 Gilbert, Elliott J. 199, 486 Gilbert, Joe William 320, 426 Gilbert, Michael Dennis 230, 367, 465 Gilbreath, James R. 101 Gilbreath, Walter S. 174, 356, 476 Gilleland, Charles W. 263, 353, 486 Gillham, Earl Frank 465 Gilliat, Alfred M. 263, 289, 301, 426 Gillis, Don C, Jr. 191, 426 Gillis, Mailon Arthur 129, 210 Gill, Ellis Charles 146, 150, 465 Gillum, James Michael 223, 486 Gilmore, Donald Edwin 303, 426 Gingrich, Larry H. 465 Ginn, Charles E., Jr. 232, 335 Ginsbach, Robert Glenn 244, 476 Gipson, Jerry Linn 204 Gird, Ronald Stanley 210 Givens, James W. 317 Glaser, Richard Lane 486 Glasscock, William C. 214, 486 Glassford, David M. Jr. 288, 318 Glasson, James Paul 192, 486 Glass, Burl Elijah 238, 249, 367, 486 Glass, Larry Joe 303 Glenewinkel, Dennis Ray 209, 225, 309, 354, 426 Glenney, George Robert 195, 318, 486 Glenney, Walter Samuel 188, 195, 426 Glezen, Robert Neil 486 Glodt, John Franklin 311 Glover, David W., 119, 309, 329, 426 Glover, Jimmy Adron 167 Glover, William R. 486 Glueck, Ellis Emil, Jr. 426 Glueck, James Andrew 160, 486 Glynn, James Edward 184, 287, 359, 486 Godbey, Donald E., Jr. 486 Godwin, Thomas Lester 476 Goen, Clyde Morris 148, 486 Goers, Roger Thomas 426 Goff, Marvin Thompson 240, 486 Goins, Kenneth Ray 216, 486 Goldberg, Michael Louis 124, 203, 486 Goldberg, Steven Mark 154, 288, 292, 486 Goldenberg, Dee Robert 288, 476 Golden, John Graham 240, 486 Goldfarb, Jerrold H. 195, 465 Goldman, Joel 274, 307 Goldsberry, Fred Lynn 214, 486 Gomez, Rudolph B. 178, 465 Gonzales, Robert Floyd 154, 486 Gonzalez, Alfonso 486 Gonzalez, Ernesto 300 Goodenough, Robert D. 306 Goode, William L. 138, 196, 249, 365, 486 Gooding, Wilson Dessie 196, 486 Goodman, James Louis 426 Good, Robert Ellis 307 Goodson, Charles F. 220 Goodwin, Henry White 156, 342 Goodwin, Herbert L. 216 Gordon, Danny Marshall 140, 202, 203, 363, 465 Gordon, James Claude 123, 129, 178, 486 Gordon, Patrick Thomas 196, 293, 296, 465 Gordon, William Wade 247, 295, 318, 476 Gordy, James Nicholas 218, 336 Gosdin, Tommy Lynn 465 Gosney, Gary Lynn 191, 465 Gosschalk, Joost A. 212, 355, 465 Gossett, Robert Peter 129, 210 Graf, Kenneth Earl 465 Grafton, Michael Brown 148, 365, 465 Graham, David Eldridge 146, 278, 295, 465 Graham, Gary Lynn 191, 486 Graham, Glenn Curtis 214, 476 Graham, James Fred 156, 426 Graham, John Wade 148, 465 Grantham, Thurman 406 Grant, Lee Joseph, Jr. 426 Graves, Allan Paul 223, 476 Graves, Henry Lee 299 Graves, Jack, Jr. 364 Graves, Jerry Haden 164 Gray, Bruce Elmore 191, 486 Gray, Darrell Kimbrough 426 Gray, Howard Walter, Jr. 426 Gray, Jay Alan 140, 145, 248, 294, 465 Gray, John William 191, 426 Gray, Kenneth Neil 247, 258, 486 Gray, William Welch 367, 486 Grayson, Stewart M. 162, 284, 324, 476 Greathouse, Franklin D. 308, 465 Green, Charles Steven 247 Green, Gorman Ray 203, 486 Green, Kenneth E. 210, 345, 476 Green, Michael Robert 154, 486 Green, Richard Michael 309, 338, 426 Green, Richard Wesley 225 Greenwade, Robert 128, 158, 303, 353, 486 Greer, Max M., Jr. 322, 426 Gregg, Layton David 199 Gregory, Michael Leroy 146, 486 Gregory Raymond Wesley 225, 229, 426 Grevert, Donald C. 196, 286, 486 Grey, Rex Oliver 225, 234, 476 Grice, Richard Thomas 146, 486 Griffey, Bert 116 Griffin, Charles D. 218 Griffin, Charels V., Ill 161, 299, 465 Griffin, Covey Ben 204 Griffin, James Edwin 426 Griffin, John Kelley 231, 351, 476 Griffin, Robert R. 182, 292, 476 Griffith, Craig A. 162 Griffith, Donald Lyman 156 Griffith, Gilbert B. 307 Griffith, John Stephen 465 Griffith, Michael Wayne 305 Griffith, Stanley Elmer 161, 329, 357 Griffith, Steven Keith 465 Griffiths, Jerry B. 427 Grimes, George K. 476 Grimes, James Edward 486 Grimes, Michael Allen 178, 486 Grimes, Richard P. 203, 476 Grimm, Fred Edward 308, 465 Grimm, John Franklin 218, 486 Grinstead, Gerald T. 465 Grisham, Thomas L. 240, 476 Grivich, Patrick M. 195, 318, 360, 486 Groce, William E. 164, 353, 476 Groff, Wallace Wilfred 259, 406 Grossenbacher, Richard 216, 249, 296, 476 Grossie, Vernon B., Jr. 247 Grossman, Jon Helton 126, 210, 476 Gross, William Spargo 146, 284, 486 Grothues, William C. 218, 285, 287, 486 Groves, Anthony Warren 486 Gruen, Frank X. , Jr. 209, 230, 231, 427 Gruner, Kenneth Allen 129 Gruy, Michael Andrew 162, 476 Gryseels, Charles A. 178, 249, 486 Gudgel, Keith Edward 191, 465 Guerra, Arnaldo M. 203, 341, 486 Guerra, Robert Louis 465 Guerra, Roman Eugenio 203, 486 Guess, Ottis Cecil 341 Guest, Kenneth Lewis 255 Guevara, Alvaro 300, 427 Guillot, Michael E. 212, 486 Guilloud, Garry Lee 307, 403 Guiot, Louis Raphael 238, 486 Gummer, Richard Louis 196, 486 Gummer, Steven Vincent 203, 279, 476 Gundersen, Paul Harry 338 Gunnels, Robert Dale 247, 295, 476 Gunnels, Roy Bailey 244, 486 Gunter, James H., Jr. 180, 279, 284, 366, 427 Gunter, John Calvin 465 Gustafson, Robert H. 148, 476 Gutierrez, Anibal A. 427 Gutierrez, Hector X. 289, 465 Gutierrez, Homero Luis 216, 486 Gutierrez, Robert R. 255, 486 Guyer, Frank M. 124, 192, 486 Guymon, Richard Frank 308 Guzman, Manuel Antonio 427 Haag, Dennis Arnold 220 Haag, Ronald Lee 309, 320, 427 Haas, Russell Corrie 486 Habbinga, Richard John 307 Hablinski, William M. 476 Habze, Jose Alberto 341 Hackler, Terry Ronald 157, 486 Hadaway, Roy Avon 465 Haegelin, Thomas Joseph 159, 486 Hagaman, Fred Whitt 406 Haghighi, Manchehr M. 317 Haglund, Carl Herman 136, 465 Haile, Danel Gene 303, 325, 393, 427 Halbert, David Maurice 208, 210, 309, 427 Hale, Joe Nathan 427 Haley, John Rees 236, 476 Hallaran, David Francis 223, 486 Hallaran, Kenneth S., Jr. 476 Hallenberger, Charles R. 302 Hall, Charles Gary 476 Hall, Charles Goodman 136 Hall, Claude Bevil 107, 427 Hall, Donald Marion 427 Hall, William Stanley 465 Halpern, Martin Wayne 234, 486 Halpin, James Marcy 195, 295 Haluska, Jerry Lee 172, 427 Hamilton, Peter L., Jr. 486 Hamilton, Alan Lyle 220 Hamilton, Clifford Lee 234, 351, 486 Hamilton, James Rodney 210, 486 Hamilton, John B., Jr. 203, 358, 486 Hamilton, Kenneth L. 184, 249, 486 Hamilton, Patrick C. 302 Hammock, Stephen Paul 301, 393 Hammatt, Robert M. 307 Hammel, Richard Wayne 176 Hamme, Curtis Scott 209, 216, 427 Hammes, Larry Neil 154, 288, 486 Hammit, Earl Dean 192, 357, 476 Hammond, John C. 172, 270, 476 Hammond, John Richard 240 Hammond, Kim Edward 244, 363, 486 Hammond, William Robert 232, 486 Hancock, Donnie Ray 203, 486 Hancock, James Leonard 256, 320, 427 Hancock, William R. 171, 184, 284, 350, 427 Handley, Robert T. 255, 352, 477 Hanna, Charles R. 199, 287, 486 Hanna, Wayne William 148, 150, 269, 292, 301, 308, 465 Hannigan, Edward V. 465 Hanning, Charles M. 148, 486 Hanselka, Calvin Wayne 255, 309 Hanselka, David Victor 307 Hansen, Clifton D. 258, 289, 313, 344, 361,, 465 Hansford, Charles Lee 223, 477 Hanson, Henry S. 465 Hans, Bobby Lee 427 Hanusch, John August 367 Hanzalik, Herman August 304 Hapenney, James Daniel 244, 363, 465 Happ, John Henry 236, 249, 296 Haraway, William J. 236, 427 Herbert, Jerry Clay 161, 465 Harborth, Kermit G. 192, 486 Harcrow, Robert James 214, 296, 348, 465 Hardeman, Bennett Lee 287, 315, 486 Hardeman, Lyman Joseph 269, 314, 465 Harding, Thomas Hague 167, 477 Hardin, Phillip Richard 148, 281, 486 Hare, Charles Edwin 427 Hargrove, Thomas Rex 161, 269, 274, 286, 357, 460, 465 Harkreader, Wayne Lee 224, 486 Harlan, James Paul 138, 247, 360 Harlan, Richard E. 231, 486 Harmel, Donnie Edward 366, 465 Harmon, Howard Dennis 172, 270, 486 Harmon, Lucien Frost 486 Harrell, Gary Randall 427 Harrell, James Edmund 427 Harrell, Larry Owen 196, 486 Harrell, Thomas Elmer 465 Harrelson, Johnny B. 122, 247, 477 Harrelson, Rodney Allen 238, 486 Harrigan, David Lee 180 Harriman, William 8., Jr. 116, 174 Harrison, James Freeman 262, 428 Harcison, Milton Leon 428 Harrison, Warren T., 134, 140, 227, 233, 248, 333, 428 Harris, Albert Zeke 304 Harris, Arch Frederick 154, 355, 477 Harris, Charles Glenn 204 Harris, Cliff Andrew 312, 314, 428 Harris, Dickie Aaronl40, 218, 332, 465 Harris, Franklin A., Jr. 174, 340 Harris, Haywood L., Jr. 364 Harris, John Jeffery 234, 486 Harris, Laurie 184 Harris, Lothar Edwin 238, 486 Harris, Morris R., Jr. 321 Harris, William Barton 343, 428 Harris, William Pauli 225, 486 Hartfiel, Don Allan 428 Hartnett, Thomas Robert 234 Hart, Ellwood Roy 406 Hart, Harry William 218 Hart, Melba Joe 200, 428 Hartye, Robert Albert 129, 232, 487 Harvell, David Joel 204 Harvey, Clarron Eugene 204 Harvey, Edgar John 161, 352, 465 Harvey, Gary Bueford 203 Harvey, Gary Gene 224, 366, 477 Harvey, Roger Bruce 240, 340, 487 Harvey, Victor Olen 195, 369 Harvison, Gary Earl 127, 178 Hase, Robert Richard Jr. 203, 307, 477 Haseloff, William Carl 231, 477 Hasselmeier, Robert J. 247, 465 Hastings, Ronnie Jack 196, 487 Hatcher, Lester B., Jr. 174, 323, 340, 465 Hatch, Curtis Henry 195, 487 Hathorn, Jim Bob 146, 487 Hattaway, William Earl 192, 428 Hatton, James Rufus 290, 295, 303 Hatzenbuehler, Charles 324, 355, 428 Flatzenbuehler, Daniel 285, 477 Hauser, Thomas Freeman 136, 465 Havard, Thomas J. 247 Havel, Jerome A. 255 Havel, Joseph Ray 477 Hawes, Edward Kent 240, 487 Hawkes, Robert Wesley 255, 465 Hawkins, Ennis M. 428 Hawkins, Harvey Kenneth 246, 247, 428 Hawkins, James Henry 298 Hawkins, Robert Michael 256, 332, 428 Hawley, Robert Duane 216, 336, 487 Hayes, John Joseph 218 Haynes, Arnim V. Jr. 428 Haynes, Clifford Gary 465 Hayns, Grady Lee 428 Haynes, John Michael 234, 487 Haynes, Vernon Dean 429 Hay, Charles Kendall 428 Hay, Craig Chandler 220, 477 Hays, David Mauermann 203 Hayward, William Roy 233, 353, 487 Hazard, William M. 257 Hazzard, George Loomis 192, 487 Head, Bruce Charles 286 Head, Howard Martin 307, 403 Heaney, William S. 477 Heard, Jesse Hilton 286 Hearn, Larry Charles 146, 248, 357, 487 Hearrell, Lewis Ralph 216, 487 Hearron, George Stanley 224 Heartwell, James W. 244 Heartwell, Stephen F. 126, 195, 429 Heath, James Barry 232, 287, 477 Heaton, Cyrus Robert 180, 349, 477 Hebert Peter F., Jr. 159, 477 Heckman, Brian Eugene 236, 487 Hecox, Glen Dale 148, 248, 487 Hedemann, Robert F. 180, 487 Hedeman, Walter R., Ill 314 Hedrick, Jerald William 315 Heep, Gerald Richard 252, 256 Heerde, Wilott 465 Hefley, Martin Wayon 155, 288, 323, 364, 465 Heger, Robert Stanley 182, 270, 354, 466 Heggem, Jerry Paul 195, 487 Heidelberg, Stephen R. 355, 466 Heideman, Kenneth Earl 366 Heikkila, Edwin Carl, Jr. 167, 429 Heinemann, Eugene J. 161, 292, 301, 320, 337, 429 Heinen, Ronald Edward 192 Heinsohn, Leslie F. 477 Heinrich, Durwood James 231, 477 Heite, William C, Jr. 292, 301, 313, 429 Heilman, Lawrence Paul 203, 477 Heliums, Lee Nelson, II 159, 309, 334, 429 Helmann, Paul 466 Helmcamp, Trey Dewey 196, 487 Helt, James Charles 180, 487 Hembree, Gene Herchiel 148, 487 Hemphill, Andrew D. 487 Hemphill, Thomas E. 300 Henard, Dan M., Jr. 320, 466 Henderson, Jon Franklin 308 Henderson, Joseph S., Jr. 180, 429, 477 Hendrick, David James 487 Hendrix, Charles R. 256, 466 Hendry, James Elmer 307 Henglein, William G. 238 Henigan, Allen Martin 256 Henneke, Charles John 160, 487 Hennessy, Richard A. 172, 429 Henry, Carmie Lyn 487 Henry, George Martin 218 Henry, Larry Don 204 Henry, Melton M. 204 Henry, Roy L., Jr. 255 Henry, Sam Sherrill, Jr. 140, 180, 286, 346, 466 Henry, Thomas Lee 212, 487 Hensel, Howard Milton 138, 167, 368, 487 Henslee, Robert W., Jr. 238, 318, 466 Hensley, John Lee, Jr. 148, 346 Hensley, Robert Warren 220, 344, 487 Hensley, William M. 148, 248, 477 Henson, Sidney L. 293, 302, 393, 429 Henthorne, Norris G. 180, 487 Hent n, Larry Donald 429 Herbold, John Robert 240, 487 Hereford, Michael G. 209, 220, 466 Hermann, Paul David, Jr. 136 509 THE FORDYCE COMPANY Box 1981 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS R. 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McLendon, ' 39 108 No. Bryan Bryan, Texas CAMPUS CLEANERS Near College Laundry Sub Station—Dorm 12 Basement of Hospital VI 6-6115 Serving Texas Aggies in Their Every Clothing Need. 510 Herman, John Rudy 172, 173 Hernandez, Luis M., Jr. 466 Herrera, Moses 216, 364, 487 Herricks, Kenneth Gene 317 Herring, David Clark 236 Herring, Jack L. 224, 487 Herring, Robert L. 227, 312, 314, 429 Herring, Sheldon Mark 299, 466 Herrmann, Wesley Wayne 307, 1(03 Hervey, Donald Gable 406 Herzik, Terrence Lane 196, 487 Hester, Claude Daniel 172, 270, 292, 487 Hethcoat, Charles Luke 231, 487 Heussner,_ Johnny C. 487 Hewes, Cecil Grayson 304, 429 Hewett, Douglas Neal 290 Hewitt, Emmitt Ray 360 Hewlett, Michael Lee 216, 487 Hickl, Louis Joseph 487 Hickman, David Elwyn 244 Hicks, Albert Durrell 240, 487 Hicks, Arthur Wayne 223 Hicks, Bruce Michael 146, 248, 487 Hicks, Hal Shannon 7, 255, 466 Hicks, Kenneth David 148, 248 Hicks, Thomas Michael 174, 363, 487 Higgins, Edward B. 136 Higgins, Michael E. 163, 269, 354, 429 Hightower, James Ray 121 Hightower, Steven C. 128, 196, 487 Hilburn, Benny Mac 146, 147, 429 Hillhouse, Stephen A. 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 118, 466 Hillis, Conrad Milton 182, 477 Hill, Cornelius Edwin 127, 164, 358, 466 Hill, Dalton James 359 Hill, Harold John 218 Hill, John Jordan, Jr. 487 Hill, John McDonald 236, 487 Hill, John Michael 146, 223, 248, 477 Hill, Orvel Francis 161, 303, 357, 466 Hill, Patricia Ann 400 Hill, Walter Coleman 466 Hilton, Phillip Lee 195, 318, 362, 487 Hilton, Whitney Joseph 176, 466 Hindman, William R. 184, 302, 477 Hinojosa, Geronimo G. 299 Hinze, Ray Gene 93, 119, 121 Hiser, Thomas Evan 466 Hitt, Barney Lee 140, 233 Hlavaty, Andrew J. 126, 210, 477 Hlavinka, Dennis James 216, 287, 487 Hlozek, Donald Ray 260, 298, 466 Hobbs, William Douglas 302 Hoch, Russell William 216, 487 Hocking, Alfred E. 236, 280, 336 Hodges, Henry Allen, II 307 Hodges, Hiraq V. 313 Hodges, James Edward 289 Hodgkins, Stephen Clark 154, 487 Hoegemeyer, Howard W. 160, 487 Hofer, Charles Thomas 164 Hoffman, Charles W. 216, 368 Hoffman, Michael Peter 231, 487 Hoffman, Richard F. 220, 308, 477 Hoffpauir, Stanley C. 307, 403 Hoff, Claude Anton 487 Hogg, Gary Lynn 214, 287, 355, 487 Hohman, Dennis N. 210, 346 Hoke, Daniel L. 487 Hoke, Dewey Harris 466 Holcomb, John Allen 307, 466 Holcomb, John Robert 199, 318 Holcomb, Robert Allen 195, 248, 279, 296, 302 Holcomb, William David 256, 358, 429 Holden, Eric Joseph 140, 195 Holden, John Wade, Jr. 307, 403 Holder, Curtis Lee 172, 487 Holder, Frank O., Jr. 216, 487 Holder, George Richard 286, 323 Holder, Leonard Donald 140, 169, 180, 248 Holder, Thomas Nelson 116, 244, 487 Holditch, Damon Will 153, 163, 429 Holick, Donald H. 352, 430 Holladay, John Norman 172, 270, 292 Hollahan, Edward Lee 224, 332, 487 Holland, Elton Allen 200, 487 Hollan, John Dolphia 285, 305 Holley, Terry Don 257, 339, 466 Hollier, Robert Earl 244 Hollister, Jerry Glynn 129, 182, 270, 477 Holloway, Ernest R. 176, 177, 269, 293, 317, 394, 430 Holmes, Charles R. 430 Holmes, David Louis 146, 477 Holmes, Ennis Robert 307, 403 Holmes, Lewis Ewing 159, 487 Holmes, William Andrew 358 Holster, James Edwin 167, 487 Holster, Jesse Louis 176, 466 Holt, Jack Barrington 140, 151, 172, 332, 466 Holt, John Henry, Jr. 487 Holt, Virgil F., Jr. 232, 487 Holtz, Raymond John 244 Holtz, Stephen T. 214, 477 Holy, Grant James 430 Honea, John Edward 191, 192, 337, 430 Honeycutt, David M. 172 Honeycutt, Don Riley 270, 306 Honey, Brian Grant 287, 358, 487 Hood, Billy Milton 220, 320, 477 Hood, Ronald Earl 129, 309, 466 Hooker, John Francis 157, 345 Hooking, Alfred 477 Hooks, Donald Lee 262, 280 Hooper, Frank Ray 244, 487 Hooton, James Glenn 212, 339, 466 Hooton, James William 116 Hoover, Howard M. 307, 430 Hoover, Jack Wilson 122, 247, 345, 487 Hoover, Joe Ed 313 Hopfer, William Joe 216, 487 Hopgood, Marvin T., Jr. 88, 140, 171, 182, 292, 394, 430 Hopkin, Mac Moore 178, 223, 487 Hopkins, David F., Jr. 262 Hopkins, Franklin 8., Jr. 189 Hopkins, John Burleson 345, 466 Hopkins, Roy Clifton 223, 487 Hooper, Bruce Lynn 236 Hopper, James Edward 487 Hopper, James Turner 162, 487 Horelica, Albert Lee 323 Hornback, James Richard 174, 466 Hornburg, Hal Morton 236, 487 Horne, John W., II 156, 430 Horne, Morrisette W. 307, 466 Hoyi, Louis Graham 280, 466 Horn, Paul Ainsley 234, 487 Hornsey, Joseph C. 477 Horsak, Rudolph Jay 240, 361, 364, 487 Horton, Lee William 129, 157, 303, 345, 487 Horton, Sidney Lance 258, 366, 466 Hosley, Richard Allyn 224 House, David Joseph 203, 487 House, Randolph W. 191, 477 Houston, Donald Andrew 196, 477 Houston, James Buchanan 240, 319, 466 Houston, John Arnold 123, 487 Houston, Victor Lee 232, 477 Houze, Robert Alvin 477 Howard, Albert Lawson 244, 477 Howard, Bobbie Bruce, Jr. 184, 430 Howard, Clyde W., Ill 196 Howard, Henry Kenneth 161, 311, 331, 430 Howard, James Warren 218, 323, 466 Howard, Jerry Arthur 466 Howard, John Edward 157 Howard, Robert Paul 234, 487 Howard, Russell Charles 323, 369, 430 Howell, John White 236, 487 Howell, Ronald Edward 207, 430 Howie, John Robert 236, 487 Hoysa, Matthew J., Jr. 156, 430 Hubert, John Michael 240, 487 Hubler, George Lawrence 295, 305, 305 Huchton, Richard M. 329 Huddleston, Taylor J. 236, 487 Hudgens, Ernest Morris 196, 477 Hudgins, Willaim W, 430 Hudler, Thomas J. 240 Huebinger, Wayne E. 320 Huebner, Kenneth Ray 203, 487 Huffman, Kirby William 307 Huff, Robert Charles 214, 487 Huffsmith, William Fred 244, 487 Hufhines, Bobby Pay 466 Huggins, James Euclid 146 Hughen, James Frank 232, 487 Hughes, Craig Douglas 192, 487 Hughes, Gaylon E. 430 Hughes, Lynn Burke, Jr. 365 Hughes, Thomas Wilson 199 Hughson, John C. 354 Hughson, William Nix 298, 430 Hugo, John Edgar 307, 430 Hull, Larry Arthur 195, 487 Hullum, Glen Ray 164, 487 Humbert, John Joseph 315 Humphreys, Dan Curtis 176, 487 Humphries, Donald L. 430 Humphries, Paul Morris 196 Hunter, Darius Crayton 210, 487 Hunter, Daryl Wayne 255 Hunter, Joseph Matthew 224 Huntington, Joseph V. 216 Hunt, Curtis Lindsay 212, 477 Hunt, Glen Lee, Jr. 305, 431 Hunt, James Marion 274, 431 Hunt, Richard Clark 172, 240 Hupy, James Phillip 306 Hurley James Marcus 233, 310 Hurta, Frank Joe, Jr. 361, 466 Husfeld, David Charles 307, 431 Huston, Michael Dennis 178, 179, 466 Hutchison, William E. 431 Hutchison, William M. 216, 353, 487 Hyde, Michael Walter 146 Ihms, Randall Gene 146, 367, 487 Inchauste, Jorge A. 322, 341, 431 Ingram, Johnny Leroy 302, 431 Inniss, Robert William 202, 431 Insani, Peter John 182, 487 Irick, Billy Frank 308 Irving, John Hamilton 258, 286, 487 Irvin, Robert Allen 157, 334, 364 Irwin, James Alexander 214, 487 Isbell, Arthur J., Ill 160, 363, 487 Isbell, Clinton Howard 192, 487 Isbell, Terry Reed 191, 487 Isom, Conrad Bernard 189, 431 Ivie, Glen Wayne 301, 309, 466 Ivy, Larry Mack 256, 431 Jablonski, Ted M. 274 Jacks, William Bradford 148 Jackson, Donald Lee 180 Jackson, George F. 231, 249, 487 Jackson, Jackie Wayne 487 Jackson, James F. 487 Jackson, Jimmy Dean 167, 487 Jackson, Kirby Kay 294 Jackson, Mark Lester 401 Jackson, Oscar, III 220, 238, 466 Jackson, Robert, Lee 224, 488 Jackson, Thomas Michael 161, 269, 294, 308, 466 Jacob, Michael Teller 466 Jacobs, Jerry Allen 223, 293, 305, 348, 466 Jacobs, Jon Alexander 129, 232, 365, 488 Jacoby, Pete William, Jr. 140, 152, 161, 294, 320, 466 Jacoby, Roy Alton 307, 403 Jaeckle, Alan Clarke 218, 353, 477 Jaegers, Gordon A. 263 Jaffe, Stephen Howard 148, 477 Jagelir, Charles D. 148, 310 Jager, Mitchell 432 James, Gary Leon 178, 488 James, Karl Reynolds 195, 307 James, Stephen Windrow 488 Jamison, Philip C. 244, 488 Janacek, Jimmy Wayne 180, 298, 333, 432 Janicek, Hubert M. 488 Janik, Willie L. 307 Jank, William Edward 247, 477 Janne, Everett Edward 311 Jaris, Edward Joseph 176, 467 Jarosz, Stanley Martin 247, 318, 488 Jarrell, Freman J. 146, 477 Jarvis, Billy Britt 155, 299, 432 Jarvis, Jon Matheny 160, 301, 330, 488 Javaherian, Shehriar 432 Jaynes, Jay 127, 140, 276, 432 Jeanes, Franklin Wyatt 214, 477 Jeffrey, David Leigh 223, 362 Jeffus, Mac Raymond 164, 432 Jelinek, Al Vincent 406 Jemelka, Erwin Daniel 307 Jendrusch, Gerald J. 259, 262, 467 Jenkins, Joseph S. B. 118, 204, 432 Jenkins, Michael Lang 191, 367, 488 Jenkins, Paul Smith 477 Jennings, Arthur Watts 195, 318, 488 Jennings, Robert L. 332 Jensen, Paul Alfred 136 Jerden, Larry Rex 233, 467 Jernigan, Herbert Gary 317 Jernigan, William A. 309 Jett, James Ellsworth 231, 258 Jett, William James 195, 357, 477 Jiura, Raoul Alan 212 Jochimsen, Stuart T. 247, 295 Johnson, Afton Banton 167, 346, 467 Johnson, Albert Porter 367, 467 Johnson, Billy Ray 107, 151, 432 Johnson, Cecil Dale 488 Johnson, Clayton Reid 146 Johnson, David Norman 316, 432 Johnson, David W. 178 Johnson, Frank Edward 488 Johnson, Gary Daryl 467 Johnson, George C. 172, 467 Johnson, Howard Carrol 307, 432 Johnson, James Ernest 477 Johnson, James Ertell 308 Johnson, James E. 157, 353 Johnson, James Harvey 477 Johnson, Jerry Wayne 255, 467 Johnson, Jimmie Carroll 203, 488 Johnson, Joe N., Jr. 345, 432 Johnson, Johnny Lynn 488 Johnson, Kenneth W. 477 Johnson, Larry Kent 367 Johnson, Lee Vernon 231, 488 Johnson, Max Matt 334 Johnson, Michael C. 163, 164, 488 Johnson, Patrick Noble 214, 223, 488 Johnson, Randolph E. 191, 220, 477 Johnson, Richard Keith 182 Johnson, Richard S. 203, 488 Johnson, Robert Collis 224, 477 Johnson, Roy Doyle 307, 432 Johnson, Steven Roy 240, 488 Johnson, Tom M. 161, 432 Johnson, William Byron 488 Johns, Charles W. 212, 326, 355, 488 Johnstone, Keith P. 160, 488 Johnston, Harvey Tyler 174, 249, 270, 488 Johnston, Ralph Warren 155, 432 Johnston, Steven Bryce 224, 488 Johnston, Wallace L. 315 Jones, Alvin W. 263 Jones, Benny Jack 212, 488 Jones, Charles T. 176, 477 Jones, Curtis Brewer 305, 355, 432 Jones, Eric Paul 127, 145, 164, 432 Jones, Harrison P. 134, 164, 432 Jones, Hugh Ned 289 Jones, James Dale 151, 467 Jones, James Edgar 210, 342, 432 Jones, James Gwynne, Jr. 432 Jones, Jimmy Owen 432 Jones, Joe Robert 488 Jones, Kenneth Cochran 488 Jones, Marvin Keenam 216, 488 Jones, Michael Davis 433 Jones, Raymond Louis 232, 488 Jones, Richard Frank 477 Jones, Ronald Melvyn 300, 343, 433 Jones, Ronald Wayne 467 Jones, Victor T. 406 Jones, William Bassett 214 Jordan, David Rex 172 Jordan, George E. 200, 477 Jordan, Larry Mike 244 Jordan, Melvan Dewitt 146, 248 Jordan, Michael Glen 244, 477 Joseph, Zelman Leon 283, 467 Joyer, Floyd Hendrick 212 Joyer, Richard Alan 433 Joyner, Charles A., Jr. 138, 167, 488 Joy, Dwight Lee 360 Jozwiak, Paul Louis, Jr. 259, 433 Juarez, Jacinto Pablo 176 Juarez, Rumaldo Zapata 324, 467 Juda, Robert Abraham 124, 488 Juge, Randall John 204 Jungman, Thomas Andrew 178, 488 Jungman, Fred M. 477 Jurcak, Thomas Louis 231, 488 Jurries, Royce Wayne 366, 467 Kaatz, Ervin 477 Kabir, Syed Md Humayun 406 Kacal, George Jerome 195, 488 Kachtik, Jerry Victor 91, 95 Kaderli, Gerald 8. 337 Kaffenberger, Howard W. 238, 488 Kahanek, Henry, Jr. 176, 467 Kainer, Edward Lester 228, 408, 433 Kainer, Victor Frank, Jr. 406 Kaiser, Larry Kurt 467 Kalinec, William F„ Jr. 433 Kamaluddin, Bakte Alam 406 Kana, Edward James 315, 433 Kana, John Paul 467 Kardys, Richard 477 Karle, Frederick G. 158, 289, 301, 344, 477 Karr, Kennard G. 174, 433 Kasprzyk, Edward J. 223, 477 Kaster, James Arthur 216, 244, 488 Kay, Charles Byron 360 Kazda, Jerry Winfield 299, 477 Kazmierski, James D. 244, 488 Kean, Terence Patrick 129, 232, 335, 488 Kearney, James Charles 154, 488 Kearney, John Allen 467 Keating, Joseph J. 116, 244 Keeling, Billy Wayne 129 Keeling, Donald Wilson 191, 467 Keeling, Michale Elwood 307 Keese, Larry Alwyn 290, 467 Keesecker, Robert Alan 164, 488 Keeton, Kerry S. 307 Keilers, Dennis Ray 161, 320, 331, 467 Keiser, Ronald Erwin 216, 368, 488 Keisling, Kim 154, 356 Kellar, Kenneth Lee 323, 433 Keller, Michael Edward 157, 307 Kelley, Charles Patrick 129, 140, 228, 467 Kelley, James Arnold 277 Kelley, Larry Denton 234, 257 Kelley, Robert Lloyd 488 Kelley, William Austin 299, 433 Kelly, James H. 307 Kelly, Kern Dyer 124, 210, 477 Keltner, Neil Lynn 135, 144, 164, 248, 394, 433 Kemler, Arden Vance 477 Kemper, George Harry 238 Kemph, Gary Stephen 204, 488 Kemp, Johnnie 228, 233, 433 Keneipp, Timothy Wyn 167, 488 Keneson, Wendell M. 172, 270, 285, 369, 488 Kennedy, Gary Wright 313, 467 Kennemer, Larry Clinton 140, 148, 150, 467 Kennerly, Kenneth D. 196, 363, 488 Kent, Leonard Lynn 308, 467 Kent, Van Albert 223, 488 Kercheval, David R. 191, 488 Kernan, William Frank 182, 488 Kersh, William Irvin 333 Kessler, Albert Wayne 231, 360, 488 Kessler, Homer William 316, 467 Key, Dennis Michael 467 Key, John C. 307, 403 Key, Kenneth Hess 307 Key, Michael Courtney 195, 318, 488 ■ Key, Pierce Cobb, Jr. 128, 158, 488 Key, Robert Thomas 262, 322 Kickliter, Lowry Neil 358 Kidd, George T., Ill 307 Kidd, William Edward 232, 488 Kidd, William T. 361 Kieschnick, Herbert W. 163, 433 Killen, James Ross 129, 335, 488 Killian, Quentin Neal 238, 488 Killingsworth, Amos Ed 146, 272, 274, 433 Killingsworth, John B. 333 Killingsworth, Louis 333 Killingsworth, Roger A. 129, 176, 488 Kimmins, Richard Kent 256, 330 Kimsey, Larry Martin 157, 488 Kinard, David Homer 160, 269, 477 Kindel, Charles Edward 203, 488 Kinder, William Perry 128, 196, 488 King, Cullis Lee, Jr. 129, 203, 289, 467 King, Frankie Buck 240, 488 King, Henry Allen 220 King, Holley Kathryn 400 King, Joe Donald 467 King, Jon Bradley 401 King, Thomas Michael 224 Kinder, Wayne Edgar 238, 488 Kinnard, Darrell W. 308, 467 Kinnard, Jack Dorian 301, 308 Kiolbassa, Thomas A. 262 Kirchmer, John T., Jr. 97, 118 Kirchner, Kenneth W. 342 Kirchner, Vinson Edwin 218, 289, 467 Kirk, Larry Byron 199, 286, 296, 363 Kirkes, Fred N. 346 Kirkpatrick, Edward A. 240, 488 Kirkpatrick, James R. 167, 356, 477 Kirkpatrick, Jeffrey S. 247, 331, 477 Kirk, John Huston 307, 403 Kirk, Richard Lee 234, 488 Kiser, James Kenneth 214, 488 Kistner, Richard Wayne 302, 433 Kitchen, Thomas George 178, 488 Kiya, Michael Kenneth 314 Klaevemann, William G. 308, 433 Klamke, Stephan E. 167, 477 Kleemeier, Henry George 317, 467 Kleibrink, Michael C. 210, 350, 488 Kleinert, Glenn A. 320, 433 Klein, William Harley 148, 283 Klepper, Ronald W. 262, 314, 433 Klock, Jack Michael 488 Kloppe, Rodger Wayne 216, 488 Klossner, Kurk Ival 192 Kluge, Charl.es Alfred 195 Klussman, Raymond O. 467 Klutz, William Lewis, Jr. 236, 323, 433 Kneisler, James R., Jr. 155, 292, 324, 353, 433 Knight, Charles Joseph 293, 305, 325, 394 Knight, John Allan 231, 434, 488 Knott, Ronald Gene 244 Knouse, Jerry Anthony 153, 162, 365, 467 Knowles, Paul Winlhrop 204 Knowles, Robert Glenn 467 Knox, Eldon Beck 262, 282, 320, 434 Knox, Michael Wayne 256 Kobrin, David Andrew 283, 488 Koch, Kenneth Joseph 167, 296, 346, 467 Kocian, David Arlen 148, 249, 477 Koehler, Buford Ray, Jr. 369, 406 Koehn, Donald Wayne 99, 118 Koenig, Robert Paul 191, 488 Koenig, William T. 148, 248, 282, 477 Koetter, Jay Tuck 247, 488 Kohlman, Joe Michael 96, 97, 119 Koliba, Marvin Lee 146 Kollenborn, Byron B. 263 Koonce, Alan Ray 107, 108, 112, 118 Koop, Harold William 223, 488 Kooser, Donald Eugene 244 Korb, Kenneth Wayne 172, 249, 296, 477 Korenek, Joseph Leon 262, 305 Korenek, Stephen Duane 148, 434, 488 Kornfuehrer, Paul Ray 176 Kostelnik, Michael C. 214, 335, 488 Kothmann, Herbert G. 309, 326, 337, 434 Kotrla, Claren James 200, 488 Kovacs, John 172, 488 Kovacs, Robert Earl 203, 488 Kovar, Gary Wayne 91, 119, 204 Kovich, Andrew Steven 249, 284, 477 Kraemer, Duane Carl 307 Krafka, Gerald L. 303, 477 Krebs, John Estes 174, 344 477 Kretzschmar, Gilbert E. 146, 147, 433 Kreymer, John W. 323 Kriechbaum, Joseph R. 218, 336 Krieg, Daniel Ray 300, 301, 367, 433 Kroberger, Kenneth E. 216, 369, 488 Kroesche, Joseph L. 302, 467 Kronenberger, Louis, Jr. 164, 467 Kronenberger, Walter R. 263, 488 Kropp, Leonard C. 319 Kruse, Robert F. 148, 477 Krzan, Ronald Alfred 299, 303 Kubecka, Oswald R. 260 Kubena, Leon Franklin 434 Kubicek, Donald 346, 467 Kuchnicki, Richard P. 164 Kuenemann, Charles 148, 434 Kuhns, Robert Lake, Jr. 136 There is a way to do it better — find it” These challenging words of Thomas A. Edison, father of the electric light and power industry, are a constant reminder to us to seek new efficiencies that will help us serve our customers better. Through the years, as Texas Electric Service Company has built ahead, each new gen¬ erating unit, transmission line and other facility has been designed to take advantage of the advancing technology of the industry. Texas Electric is looking to the future, con¬ stantly seeking new ways to improve elec¬ tric service and make it an even bigger value. ELECTRIC COMPANY CENTRAL TEXAS HARDWARE COMPANY 202 South Bryan Avenue Telephone TA 2-1388 Bryan, Texas SHOE BOOT REPAIR Western Boots, Dress Shoes, and Other Footwear in Stock LEATHER GOODS Arch Supports and Orthopedic Work, Custom and Stock Appliances NAME PLATES NAME TAGS NAME TAPES RUBBER STAMPS GOLD STAMPING —CARDS, PHOTOS, NEWS PRINT inc. A M Since 1891 NORTH GATE COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS CUSTOM BOOTMAKERS 512 ' Kuklinski, Richard F. 174, 488 Kuntz, Elmer Lee 299 Kunz, Andrew Edward 220 Kunz, Robert Allison 203, 467 Kuratko, Louis G., Jr. 232, 488 Kurtz, Lyndon William 264, 434 Kutach, Alvin John 307, 403 Kuykendall, Barry Joe 172 Kuykendall, Sam 289 Kyle, Arthur C. 126, 434 Kyle, William Paul 224, 488 Kyzar, James Ronald 192, 361, 488 La Barbera, Joseph N. 288, 434 LaBarbera, Philip T. 195, 318 Labuda, Thomas Michael 212, 353, 488 Lackey, Stacy Homer 191, 307, 467 Lackland, Robert H. 154, 355 Lacy, Nelson Floyd 477 Lagow, Charles M., Jr. 159, 477 Lagraize, Albert George 192, 488 LaGrange, Charles R. 96, 99, 118, 467 Lain, William Keith 202, 434 Laird, Alan Douglas 240, 488 Laird, Patrick Orville 434 Laird, Thomas Dee 229, 309, 434 Lake, Simeon Timothy 171, 180, 286, 467 Lamascus, Charles M. Jr. 264, 488 Lambert, John W. 405 Lamb, James Leroy 155 Lamkin, Kenneth Alan 99, 119, 121, 204, 343 Lamkin, Stephen Lee 224, 286, 477 Lammert, Ronald F. 204 Lamm, Michael Edward 148 Lam, Michael Harless 488 Lanasa, Philip James 155, 326, 369, ' 434 Landreth, Gordon Earl 167, 344, 477 Landtroop, Larry Lester 224 Landua, Dennis Paul 366 Landua, Paul Dwight 467 Lane, Bruce Gordon 230, 231, 305, 434 Lane, James Riley, III 154 Lane, Robert Wilson, Jr. 174, 467 Lane, Stephen Edward 146, 488 Lane, Tim Edward 274 Lange, Aubrey Kyle 324 Lange, William Lee 312, 314, 325, 434 Langhoff, Raleigh Roy 310 Langley, Frank Michael 307, 434 Lang, Walter Sidney, Jr. 146 Langseth, David Charles 244, 488 Langston, John Barham 240 Lanning, Michael Lee 160, 357, 488 Laramey, Thomas A., Jr. 180, 352, 477 Lara, Colon O., Jr. 341 Lara, Hernan, 255, 477 Lara, Oliver 341, 434 Larkin, James Buford 434 Lasell, Melvin Harry 257, 467 Lassiter, Martin Coker 118, 309 Lathrop, Howard B. 293, 435 Laucher, Robert H. 180, 336, 488 Lauer, Kenneth Bernard 335 Laughlin, John W. 156, 249, 334, 488 Laughlin, Michael Dean 196, 326, 334, 435 Laughter, Leslie Dix 182, 488 Lavender, William A. 435 Lawhon, Joseph B. 240, 244, 361 Lawrence, James R. 138, 172, 249, 282, 488 Lawrence, Jean Paul 467 Lawrence, Larry R. 236 Law, James Robert 161, 467 Lawson, James Terry 218, 488 Laxson, Mack Wayne 234 Laycock, Jerry Wayne 307, 403 Leach, Richard Scott 148, 488_ Leal, Samuel Dale 467 LeBlanc, Rufus J. 467 Lebourveau, Grover P. 196, 488 Lecrone, Joe Michael 261, 435 Ledbetter, Harry L. 244 Ledbetter, William R., Jr. 164, 435 Ledoux, Laurie Eugene 153, 167, 435 Lee, Alfred C. 435 Lee, Allen Bruce 255, 435 Lee, Benjamin K. 262, 306 Lee, Billy Wayne 234, 489 Lee, Carl Johnston, Jr. 401 Lee, Donald Dearman 308 Lee, James Arthur 306, 435 Lee, Joseph Charles 333, 467 Lee, Peter Hoy 314, 435 Lee, Robert Edward 308, 467 Lee, Robert Eugene 330, 435 Lee, Robert Gordon 140, 228, 346, 467 Lee, Rodney Guy 319 Leese, David Patrick 196, 489 Leftwich, Marion Wesley 290, 467 Leggett, Morris Dale 435 Lehmann, James Howard 203, 489 Leidig, Raymond H., Jr. 307, 403 Leifeste, Arlee Ross 406 Leifeste, Lloyd Eldon 489 Leifeste, Rodney Dee 121, 467 Leinhart, Michael Gary 199, 489 Lemke, Clyde Dean 264, 467 Lemons, Roy Dale 303 Lenox, Jimmie Dale 204 Lenzo, David Richard 236 Leonard, Johnnie Wayne 224, 489 Leonard, Martin Thomas 100 Lester, Paul Wilson 124 Lester, Thomas Lee 259, 489 Letscher, Robert M. 307 Levan, Timothy Brian 138, 236, 489 Lewellen, Theodore E. 176, 467 Lewis, Calvin Lee 196, 489 Lewis, Converse R., Ill 123, 127, 477 Lewis, Frederick J. 167, 369, 489 Lewis, Harry S. 365, 436 Lewis, Harry Wayne 302 Lewis, James Clifford 238 Lewis, James Edgar 477 Lewis, James Howard 238, Lewis, John Calvin 192, 477 Lewis, Larry Dewayne 163 Lewis, Lonnie D. 436 Lewis, Randall Dean 257, 316, 436 Lewis, Thomas Elliott 195, 318, 489 Lewis, Thomas Victor 489 Lewis, William Charles 339 Lightsey, Billy M. 436 Lightsey, Don A. 187, 436 Lightsey, John Raymond 148, 489 Ligon, Frank Burney 274, 307, 403 Liles, John William 231, 489 Liles, Thomas E., Jr. 216, 314, 362, 436 Limerick, Lyndon D. 318, 467 Limpus, Lawrence L. 231, 249, 477 Lincecum, Joe Jack 162, 489 Lindemann, Eugene Roy 292, 303, 343, 436 Lindsay, Charles Donald 208, 210, 279, 408, 436 Lindsay, Leslie Charles 240, 332 Lindsay, Milton Evan 214, 277, 489 Lindsey, Claude Earl 178 Lindsey, Glynn Stockton 94, 96, 99, 100, 118, 195 Lindsey, James Allen 489 Lindsey, Jan Alan 209, 223, 294, 309, 436 Lindsey, Jerald G. 188, 436 Lindsey, Kenneth C. 436 Lindsey, Robert D. 467 Lindsey, Ronald Lewis 100, 118, 204, 249 Lindstrom, Everett N. 233, 324, 436 Linton, Roy Emken 167, 332, 467 Lipe, John Arthur 311 Lipiec, Chester Matthew 468 Lippe, Larry Gordon 238 Lippke, Rolf Richard 307, 403 Liptak, John Frank 244 Listi, Samuel Anthony 285 Liston, Ronald Wayne 256, 365, 436 Litterst, Frank C., Ill 204 Little, Jack E. 317 Little, James Michael 436 Little, Leland Richard 180, 489 Livas, Pablo 341, 489 Lively, Travis Clay 236, 489 Lobrecht, Morris Neal 148 Lockey, Paul Edwin 148, 489 Lockhart, Barton D. 365 Lock, David McBrier 136, 477 Lockstedt, Kerry O. 263, 477 Loeffler, John Richard 172, 270, 337, 489 Loftin, Martin Alvin 210, 489 Logan, Joe Charles 489 Logan, William Robert 210, 332, 489 London, Roger Kent 238 Longnecker, Carl Edward 315, 436 Long, Bobby Paul 406 Long, Carl Edwin 124, 170, 178, 292, 468 Long, George W. 172 Long, John Greer 178 Long, Robert Kent 189, 468 Look, Gary Reynolds 307 Loomis, Stephen Mears 146, 248, 249, 489 Looney, Cullen R. 236, 489 Lopez, Frank 140, 187, 196, 294, 468 Lopez, Frank 196, 296, 336 Lopez, Juan De Dios 220 Lopez, Peter Anthony 312, 314 Loveall, Ronald Cecil 223, 489 Lovelace, John Lowell 342, 468 Loveland, John Patrick 468 Loveless, Billy R. 292, 301, 311 Lovell, Robert H. 136, 477 Love, James Collins 307, 436 Love, Kenneth C. 191 Lowe, Michael Philip 240, 289, 489 Lozowski, William Roddy 477 Lucas, Carl Ellwin 236, 489 Lucas, John Robert 162, 218, 489 Lucer, Edward, Jr. 216, 335 Luckenbach, Carl A. 146, 324, 477 Ludwig, Al James 212, 354, 477 Luedke, Delmas Luther 436 Lummus, Jerry Lynn 140, 155 Lungstrum, Stephen Jay 162, 489 Luymes, Alan Herman 256, 290, 395, 436 L unsford, Thomas Mason 140, 187, 195, 318, 468 Lyerly, George Edward 162, 249, 286, 296, 338, 477 Lyle, Charles Stennis 232, 489 Lyle, James Louis 240, 477 Lynch, Frank Lane 285 Lynch, Robert Walter, Jr. 229, 238, 436 Lyon, James Harmon 317 Lyon, Willie Lyal 317, 468 Lyons, Don Keith 307, 436 Lyons, Everett A. 312, 314, 437 Lyons, Gary Robert 167, 489 Lyons, Kenneth Michael 195, 489 Mabie, Gary Joseph 220, 317, 437 Macaluso, Mario Armando 134, 188, 195, 277, 294, 346, 395, 408 Maccaferri, Don Achille 437 Machala, Thomas Ray 174, 489 Macha, Leon Richard 216, 308, 489 Machotka, Sam Victor 489 Macias, Jose Juan 231, 477 Mackie, Stuart Byron 210, 489 Mack, Michael Lee 148 Macnutt, John Gordon 148, 292, 468 Madden, Daniel Robert 214, 489 Maddox, Douglas Pat 312, 437 Maddox, Larry Allen 144, 293, 325, 395, 437 Madrigal, Hector 212, 489 Madsen, Warren Russel 326 Maenza, Michael Peter 437 Magee, John Glenn 223 Maher, Charles Robert 263, 333 Mahoney, Joe Paul 232, 489 Main, Maurice Vernon 203, 489 Majors, David Williford 192 Majors, Dayle Glenn 437 Malaise, Robert M. 182 Malaise, William L. 171, 437 Maldonado, Macario O. 477 Malitz, Charles C., Ill 107, 108, 110, 111, 119, 244, 249, 477 Mankin, Michael Ward 224, 489 Manley, Strode David 203, 364, 477 Manning, Gordon Lester 204 Manning, Richard Ray 146 Manning, Walter Scott 199, 290, 298, 477 Mann, Greg Alex 122, 233, 437 Mann, Horace Kenneth Mann, James Clark 301 Mann, Michael D. 176, 477 Maple, Lenwood Glenn 148, 248, 489 Maples, Alan Royce 350 Marabella, Peter J., Jr. 437 Marable, Don Hartwell 196, 326 Marburger, Donald T. 227, 234, 294, 437 Marcontell, James Henry 136, 477 Marcus, Donald Alan 236, 489 Marek, James Edwin 172, 270, 477 Mares, Daniel Frank 312, 314 Margo, Roberto Saul 307, 437 Marion, David Paul 299, 437 Markey, Frank H., II 236, 294, 468 Markham, William E. 196, 340, 477 Markle, Walter Greer 196, 489 Mark, Guido Garth 210, 283, 489 Mark, Harold Michael 283, 307 Marrou, Benjamin F., Jr. 255, 306, 468 Marr, Charles Elbert 162, 468 Marshall, Douglas V., Jr. 162, 302, 477 Marshall, George Ronald 187, 192, 333, 438 Marshall, William P. 195 Martell, Robert Donald 340 Martinez, Fernando J. 264, 477 Martinez, Homer Thomas 161, 289, 438 Martinez, Homero A. 438 Martinez, Juan Antonio 220 Martin, Alfred A. 256, 438 Martin, Aubrey Grady 438 Martin, Charles M. 195, 318, 477 Martin, John Anthony 224, 249, 477 Martin, Larry Ross 365, 477 Martin, Leslie John 127 Martin, Michael Lee 127 Martin, Paul Bain 224, 489 Martin, Randall Aston 146, 489 Martin, Robert Raphael 115, 118, 309 Martin, Seth Paul 489 Maselli, Nicholas V. 256, 368, 477 Maser, Robert Perry 358 Mason, Clarence Edward 244, 477 Mason, Paul M. 331 Mason, William W. 293, 304, 332, 360, 438 Masoomian, Stephen Z. 162 Massey, Calvin Lee, Jr. 255, 335, 468 Massey, Edward Hubert 364 Massey, Richard Alan 191, 489 Massey, Ronald Walton 234, 489 Massey, Roy Earl 214, 477 Masterson, Robert M. 24, 489 Matachinskas, Joseph 162, 489 Matelske, Richard E. 438 Matelski, Dwain Erwin 247, 295, 318 Mathew, John Robert 195, 489 Mathews, Larry Kenneth 478 Mathis, Stewart Frank 232, 258, 489 Matkin, William Roger 223, 478 Matooha, Donald John 172, 292, 302 Matooha, John E. 406 Matooha, Paul B. 406 Matson, Roger Arthur 220, 368, 489 Matson, Randy 113, 115 Matthaei, Rudolf H. 314, 468 Matthaei, William K.H. 314 Matthew, Stephen C. 162 Matthews, Douglas M. 191, 478 Matthews, Jimmy Wayne 318, 468 Matthews, Richard Lee 240, 287, 489 Matthews, Thomas M. 293, 294, 395 Matthews, Warren Thomas 140, 188, 196, 296, 468 Matthews, William P. 192 Matthys, Allen Werner 263, 301, 468 Matthys, Walter Charles 212, 342, 489 Mattoon, Kenneth Abel 128, 196, 286, 489 Mattox, Paul 210, 489 Matyear, Arthur Leslie 247, 288, 346, 468 Maule, William Forrest 155, 249, 296 Mauney, Weldon Arnold 159, 310, 468 Maurer, John Joseph 234 Maxwell, John Robert 162, 489 Maxwell, Terry Clyde 220, 309, 489 Mayer, Gordon J. 231, 355 Mayers, Pablo 203, 438 • Mayes, Ronald Paul 196, 364, 489 Mayeaux, Gilbert 478 Mayfield, Robert Grady 122, 167, 489 Mayfield, William T. 258 Mayo, Albert Otis 234, 489 Mayo, James Marvin, Jr. 438 May, Fred Luther, III 232, 236, 290, 346, 489 May, John Jay 234, 489 May, Richard William 212, 369, 489 May, Roy Louis 140, 147, 294, 468 May, Wiley David 176 May, William Arthur 247, 334, 489 Mayse, Terry Lee 247, 489 Mays, Benny Gene 299, 308, 489 McAdams, Charles Orien 196, 360, 468 McAdams, Michael Leo 323, 438 McAdoo, Stewart F. 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A., Jr. 333, 407 Prochaska, Richard 479 Proctor, John Mack 288 Provine, William C. 191, 365, 479 Pruett, Cecil Edward 332, 361, 470 Pruett, Hal Clinton 234, 491 Prugel, James Albert 199, 288, 470 Prugh, Richard Wiley 172 Ptak, Lloyd Davie 164 Puckett, Ray H., Jr. 491 Pugh, Alfred Pled 232, 358, 491 Purcell, Charles W. 234, 282, 491 Pursley, Jerry Wayne 257 Pusch, Donald E. 212, 290, 291, 445 Pustejousky, Bernard A. 299, 470 Putnam, Jerry Lee 445 Pyburn, Jack Harris 94, 119, 365 Pylant, Alfred Joey 325, 445 Qualls, Smith Allen 191, 491 Quebe, Fritz 224, 479 Quebe, John Cordell 210, 348, 470 Quinlan, Gerald Francis 218 287, 491 Quisenberry, Alex John 290, 319, 445 Raba, Laurence Joseph 401 Rabel, Carroll Henry 220, 262, 285, 491 Rab, Khander S. 264 Rachel, Richard Wayne 306, 445 Rackar, Richard Mathew 174 Radcliffe, Ronald Joe 167 Rader, William K. 218, 445 Radican, William Walter 136, 137 Radke, Al Wayne 128, 158, 491 Ragland, Norman Keith 128, 158, 491 Ragle, William G. 136 Rahman, Md. Ataur 307 Railston, Dale Brill 240, 249, 479 Raineri, Edwin Anthony 210, 294, 470 Ramirez, Nfcircisso T. 178, 479 Ramsey, Jack Borin, Jr. 140, 176, 470 Ramsey, Johnny Sidney 187, 192, 308, 363, 445 Randolph, Jimmie Dale 191, 491 Randolph, John L. 470 Randolph, John Peyton 247, 491 Randolph, Robert Brown 192 479, 491 fjannals, Larry Dwane 212, 342, 445 Ransdell, Billy Hal 287, 491 Rapp, Donald G. 167, 249, 296 ' , 479 Rasbury, Michael Brooks 140, 172, 173, 270, 470 Rasch, Anthony A. 126, 127, 445 Rashid, Kazi Harun-Ur 407 Rash, Charles Edwin 140, 224, 332 Raska, Robert Wayne 158, 479 Rasmussen, Milton M. 309 Rasmussen, Richard A. 148, 279, 470 Ratcliffe, John A. 263, 323, 365, 445 Raun, Travis Norris 220, 479 Ravey, Bill Richard 218, 353, 491 Rayes, James Lewis 191, 491 Raymond, Dennis H. 302 Raymond, William Clyde 255, 470 Ray, Donald Reagan 176, 491 Ray, Leonard Frank 290, 470 Ray, Leon Cooksey 407 Ray, William Daryl 192 Ray, William Martin 407 Readhimer, Don Eliot 244 Read, James Carroll 301, 308, 470 Read, Raymond Michael 124, 210, 290, 479 Read, Roger Randal 212, 491 Reagan, Charles Thomas 240 Reagan, Dennis Ferrell 232, 491 Reagan, James O. 191, 270, 491 Reagan, Jimmy Robert 129, 174, 491 Reagor, Franklin M. 289, 445 Reagor, Lugenia May 400 Reat, Richard Arvel 220, 367, 4 91 Reaux, Eddie Collins 290 Reber, William Christy 146, 333 Recht, Dwight L. 164, 479 Rector, Richard Lee 101, 103 Redden, Michael Edwin 192, 479 Redding, Lloyd Wade 303, 445 Redfearn, John Mitchell 178, 491 Redshaw, Neil Alfred 231, 491 Reed, James Alan 470 Reeder, James Lynn 218, 491 Reeh, Charles David 223, 354, 470 Reele, Sirel A. 240, 491 Reel, Ronald Lewis 397, 401 Reesby, William David 401 Reese, Calvin 326 Reese, Kenneth Lee 285, 470 Reeves, Gary Neil 140, 172, 302, 470 Reeves, Jerry L. 479 Reeves, Jimmy Earl 146, 248, 287, 491 Reeves, Lowell Edward 212, 326, 445 Reeves, Marion Clint 156, 330, 445 Reeves, Samuel W. Ill 192, 479 Reeves, William E. 234, 491 Regini, Ellis Charles 332; 491 Rehmet, Joseph Don 172, 270, 479 Rehmet, Patrick George 176, 277, 491 Reichek, Robert Fr 156, 283, 491 Reicherzer, Gary W. 148, 354, 445 Reichle, Leander A., Jr. 203, 326 Reich, Robert Earl 299, 445 Reid, William Leo, Jr. 234 Reifsnyder, Richard E. 203, 319, 445 Reinke, Stanley T. 199 Reiser, Donald 283 Reitzer, Joel Victor 146, 491 Reitz, James J. 214, 368 Rektorik, Horace J. 151, 248, 335, 445 Remmert, Larry Wayne 258, 470 Remme, Michael John 332, 470 Renaud, Aristide F. 156, 478 Renbarger, Eddie 167, 269, 363, 492 Renneberg, George 231 Rensmeyer, Mark Erwin 218 Resley, George Boulter 204, 492 Resner, Michael Ernest 136 Respess, Richard Orman 445 Restivo, James Andrew 316, 445 Reue, Glenn H. 263, 305, 445 Reyna, Amador Enrique 146, 248, 492 Reyna, Carlos Fernando 446 Reynolds, David Charles 224, 470 Reynolds, Michael S. 272, 277, 321 Rhodes, John Glover 204 Rhorer, Riley Grover 154, 492 Ricas, R. L. 258 Ricer, Newell Dean 311 Rice, Jimmie Dale 492 Rice, Robert Ritchie 129 Richard, Russell James 316, 446 Richardson, Carl A. 192, 479 Richardson, Donald M. 315 Richardson, Jacob C, Jr. 232, 479 Richardson, James D. 184, 492 Richardson, John Robert 180, 492 Richardson, Michael L. 446 Richardson, William P. 214 Richards, Hugh M. 223, 249, 296, 479 Richards, Robert D. 121, 364 Richards, Thomas P. 446, 470 Richards, Tommy Lester 136 Richburg, Walter Curtis 299, 397 Rich, Danny Floyd 308, 363, 470 Richter, Alden John 299, 446 Richter, Carl Xavier, Jr. 192, 446 Richter, Charles Edwin 160, 492 Richter, Eugene Raye 160, 479 Richter, George Wallace 257, 308, 479 Richtmyer, Thomas J. 240, 492 Rick, George Gilbert 212, 492 Riddle, Benny Lee 124, 295, 470 Riddle, Thomas Edward 263, 326 Rideout, David Wayne 280, 446 Ridgway, Robert J. 164, 492 Riggs, Charles Owen 164, 492 Riggs, James Craig 200, 290, 291 Riggs, Maxey S. 195, 369 Rigsby, John Evan 162, 324, 492 Riker, Ronald David 343 Riley, Billy Martin 199, 256, 308, 446 Riley, Brian Lee 163, 346, 446 Riley, James Gorman 492 Riley, Paul Edward 163, 164, 446 Rimato, Richard N. 244 Rinard, Kevin Alonzo 180, 492 Ringer, Jean 326 Rios, David Noel 210, 344, 492 Ripley, Richard Ray 238 Rippetoe, Don Michael 255, 309, 470 Rippy, Roger Lee 160, 308 Riser, Eugene Leroy 216, 308, 479 Risinger, Charles Ray 293, 304, 470 Risinger, David Alton 479 Riske, Robert M. 342 Ritchey, William M. 200, 479 Rivas, Reymundo Lorenzo 354 Rivera, Antonio 284, 446 Rivera, Rogelio 299 Rivero, Rafael A. 341, 470 Roach, James Bunyan 446 Roach, Pat Hale 479 Robbins, Frank H., Jr. 124, 180, 492 Robbins, Roger Alan 256, 470 Robbins, Ronald Jay 240, 353, 492 Robertson, Billy R. 312, 314, 446 Robertson, Charles N. 236, 332, 479 Robertson, Stephen B. 446 Roberts, Alfred L. 326 Roberts, George Richard 224, 479 Roberts, Gregory Lynn 287, 492 Roberts, James M. 229, 238, 240, 446 Roberts, John Steven 264, 359, 470 Roberts, Nancy Horn 407 Roberts, Scott Herbert 154, 492 Roberts, Thomas B. 178 Roberts, William D. 203, 479 Robicheaux, Larry J. 231, 362, 492 Robin, Sidney Thomas 210, 363, 492 Robinson, Bobby Ray 289 Robinson, Dianne Jones 326 Robinson, Donald Kent 356 Robinson, James E. 160, 161, 470 Robinson, Joe Edward 446 Robinson, Michael Clark 446 Robinson, Patrick Lee 470 Robinson, Rob ert W. B. 223, 492 Robinson, Thomas Keith 192, 492 Robison, Kenneth Martin 492 Roche, Hubert Christian 189, 203, 446 Rockett, Terence Lee 167, 249, 295, 492 Rockhold, Neal Wayne 192, 492 Roddy, Burton Earyl 203, 492 Rodenberg, Earl C. 232, 492 Roden, Jack R. 126, 127, 210, 479 Rodgers, Barry Stephen 290, 492 Rodgers, John Albert 365, 492 Rodgers, John Hunter 140, 145, 180, 277, 278, 294, 470 Rodriguez-Campos E. 341 Rodriguez, Amaro 341, 479 Rodriguez, Arnoldo 263, 470 Rodriguez, Benjamin 263, 356 Rodriguez, M. Hernando 255, 341, 492 Rodriguez, Jose 470 Rodriguez, Leonel A. 263, 356, 447 Rodriguez, Manuel, Jr. 306, 322, 356, 447 Rodriguez, Roy Gonzalez 231, 492 Rodriguez, Victor X. 218, 356 Rodriguez, William 244, 492 Roesler, Helmuth Wayne 238, 286, 298 Roesner, Raymond Earl 236, 470 Rogers, Floyd V. 238, 346, 470 Rogers, Jimmy Lee 307 Rogers, Robert Neal 156, 311 Rohde, Norris Delwin 366 Rohe, Jamie Marius 167, 362, 479 Rojas, Luis E. 117, 118, 341 Roland, Aubrey Lee 158, 310, 359, 479 Rollins, Henry Martin 203, 248, 287, 346, 492 Roller, John Morgan 236 Rome, Macy Anthony 492 Roming, Leland D. 308, 447 Ronco, Joseph Alfred 216, 368 Roquemore, Darrell E. 203, 287, 492 Rosenbach, Lawrence M. 255, 285 Rosenbaum, Gene Waldo 366 Rnsenstfin Thomas W. 146, as Nelson 238, 447 Rose, John Thomas 145, 163, 398, 447 Rossow, Richard Abbott 214,- 355, 492 Ross, Billy Joe 447 Ross, Donald Lee 407 Ross, Donald Ray 220 Ross, Ted Thomas 307 Ross, Thomas Hastings 471 Rothwell, James Edward 257, 352, 479 Roudon, Roland M. 247 Rouis, El Mongi 471 Rountree, John R. 122, 247, 295 Roush, Robert Thomos 224, 479 Rowe, Donald Keith 244 Rowe, Macy A. 249 Rowe, Paul Lee 244 Rowe, Richard Hill 176, 249, 296, 479 Rowland, Robert A. 195, 279, 447 Rozenburg, Edward Ray 220, 479 Rubinstein, Karl L. 240, 286 Ruedrich, Randolph A. 227, 236, 470 Ruiz, Demetrio R. 314, 447 Ruiz, Jorge 447 Rupley, James Allen 290, 291 Ruppersberger, John S. 230, 231, 290, 470 Russell, Howard Thomas 312, 314 Russell, John Ernest 470 Russell, William Barry 407 Russell, Warren Grant 146, 148, 492 Russo, Raymond Winton 258, 492 Rusteberg, Frederick W. 167, 344, 492 Rutherford, James A., Jr, 255 Rutledge, James Edward 319, 333 Rutledge, Lawrence Day 471 248, 479 Rose, Dougl Rutledge, Loyd L., Jr. 287, 492 Rutledge, Robert Morton 161, 471 Rutledge, Roy Ray 232, 346, 479 Rutledge, William W., Ill 160 Rutty, Ken Watson 307, 471 Rutyna, Aldis Pauls 208, 216, 447 Ryan, James Lynn 492 Ryan, Philip Anthony 128, 365, 447 Rymkus, Michael 204 Rymkus, Patrick 204 Sabatier, Michael J. 236, 479 Sabayrac, Louis, Jr. 123, 156, 295, 471 Sadapaz, Emilio 471 Saenz, Angel, Jr. 195 Saenz, Esmeralda C. 447 Saenz, Rene 172, 326, 479 Saffold, Thomas Albert 128 Safford, Charles Roy 210, 348, 479 Sagebiel, Dexter K. 289 Sager, Frederick W. 231 Saha, Dennis Joe 298, 361, 471 Salas, Daniel Wayne 307 Salazar, Raymond, Jr. 117 Saldivar, Pablo, Jr. 447 Salge, Andrew Clyde 140, 180, 471 Salinas, Jose Leonel 471 Salmon, Clarence R., Jr. 308, 356, 479 Saloma, Orozco David A. 212, 312, 314, 447 Salyers, Gregory Allen 203, 492 Sample, Richard M. 192 Sample, Robert Grady 160, 492 Sanchez, Abraham, Jr. 224, 492 Sanchez, David Santiago 128, 262 Sanchez, Diego 230, 356, 471 Sandacz, Victor L., Jr. 236 Sandberg, Sherwin N. 220, 309, 367, 492 Sanders, Billy Virgil 255, 289 Sanders, Charles Lewis 220 Sanders, James Olin 160, 289, 492 Sanders, Paul Hershel 258, 492 Sanders, Robert Allen 258, 447 Sandford, Ronald David 121 Sanford, Michael Bailey 448 Songerhausen, Charles R. 305, 448 Sansom, Homer J. 302, 448 Santos, Jose C. 225, 448 Sartain, Allen Richard 127, 247, 362 Basse, Fredric W. 148, 150, 346, 448 Sassman, Clifford D. 117, 244, 245, 448 Sauer, Gordon Ellis 301, 448 Saunders, James Russell 471 Saunders, Michael C. 222, 223, 471 Savage, Donald Marten 138, 139, 232, 249, 492 Savage, Francis Euel 123, 127, 146, 248, 479 Savage, Jimmie Curtis 223, 479 Scarborough, Cecil H. 471 Sdhiade, Harold Charles 154 Schaefer, Gordon Andrew 307 Schaefer, Jimmie F. 146, 479 Schaeffer, John Ellis 146, 492 Schappaugh, Ronald Dean 223, 305, 471 Scheer, Eddie Franklin 159, 308, 471 Schell, John August 151, 164, 280, 312, 314, 448 Schember, Kurt Alan 290, 291, 479 Scherbel, Charles E. 199 Scheske, Robert B. 236, 492 Schiavo, Joseph Stephen 146, 492 Schiwetz, Theodore F. 195, 318, 471 Schlather, Kenneth J. 176, 448 Schlener, William F. 240, 368 Schley, Emil Steve, Jr. 308, 448 Schlinke, James Charles 307 Schlueter, David Arnold 148, 248, 492 SchmedemaiMi, Ivan Wayne 299 Schmidt, Gary Richard 244, 479 Schmidt, Glenn William 140, 178, 179, 282, 448 Schmidt, James David 160, 492 Schmidt, John August 293 312, 314, 325, 398, 448 Schmidt, Joseph Henry 136, 448 Schmidt, Larry Wayne 492 Schmidt, Leslie Fritz 264 Schmidt, Ralph Alfons 162, 492 Schmidt, Victor Herman 192, 249, 479 Schmidt, William Carl 471 Schneider, Martin L. 255 Schneider, Robert W. 216, 346, 492 Schoenholz, Abraham A. 283, 448 Schomburg, Arthur 8. 360, 448 Schoolcraft, Thomas A. 218, 346, 471 Schott, Ronald Jerome 156, 448 Schott, William Ray 257, 479 Schramek, Charles Wayne 479 Schrank, Stephen Ray 195, 492 Schreiber, Ronald John 492 Schrider, Michael S. 115, 244 Schroeder, David Lee 247 Schroeder, James Ervin 129, 274, 307, 404_ Schroeder, Kenneth Ray 471 Schroeder, Larry J. 298, 448 Schroeder, Milford R. 471 Schroeder, Terrence K. 224, 231 Schubert, Gary William 203 Schuchardt, Jimmy C. 360, 471 Schuck, Raumond B., Jr. 210, 479 Schuelke, Larry Leonard 196, 298, 471 Schuepbach, John W. 203, 492 Schuh, Leonard George 307 Schultheis, Richard C. 136, 471 Schultz, Lewis Russell 308, 471 Schulze, Edward Mi. 332, 479 Schumann, Mark Vincent 218, 492 Schur, Donald Gilbert 448, 471 Schutze, George C., Jr. 220 Schwank, Ronald Harold 146, 479 Schwarz, Richard Norman 244 Schwertner, Larry J. 161, 285, 345, 471 ichwiening, Fred III 172, 270, 337, 479 Seoggin, Phillip C. 91, 93, 94, 95, 119, 189, 448 Scope!, Allen Joseph 231, 492 Scott, Lorry Dean 492 Scott, Preston A. 293, 303, 448 Scott, Richard Abe 316 Scott, Richard Carl 223, 362, 479 Scott, Robert Earl 228, 230, 231, 449 Scott, Ranald Handley 180, 182, 492 Scott, Samuel M. Ill 355, 479 Scott, Sidney Ian 164, 261, 299, 479 Scott, Thomas Michael 353, 492 Screws, David L. 212, 280, 324, 348, 479 Scrimshire, Floyd H. 289 Seaberg, Laidacker, M. 216, 492 Seabalt, James William 286 Seago, John Michael 203, 471 Seale, Michael Ray 146, 342 Sears, Dan Byron 218, 492 Sears, Tommy Kelly 210, 492 Seate, John Harold, Jr. 136, 137, 471 Seawell, William M. 449 Seay, Michael George 233, 479 Sebastian, James Wand 1 T9, 316 Sedberry, James M. 111 279, 282, 285, 471 Seeliger, William R, 129, 232, 353, 492 Seely, Thomos R., Jr. 148, 150, 343, 449 Seerden, William F. 182, 183, 471 See, Edward Charlbs 199, 298 Segrest, James Charles 479 Segura, Richard P. 167, 338, 449 Sells, Raymond George 156, 492 Seitz, Richord Dwain 471 Seiwelll, Robert Samuel 148, 492 Sells, Ronald Moore 220, 289, 492 Salmon, Danny Durwood 471 Semingson, Richard M. 231 Senulo, Jan Peter 182 Soma, Enrique Alberto 279, 316, 341, 449 Serna, Jose Edurado 341, 479 Serrill, Richard R. 121, 361, 449 Settles, Charles V . 287 517 H. B. ZACHRY CO. General Contractors San Antonio, Texas Severance, Richard W. 164, 280, 492 Sevier, Michael Allen 258, 479 Sewell, Charles E., Jr. 191, 329, 492 Shaddock, Michael Jack 162, 492 Shadel, William N. II 234 449 Shafer, Manzell L. 160, 267, 301, 357, 479 Shafer, Robert James 255, 307 Shah, Narendrabhai C. 317 Shane, John Warren 262, 309, 471 Shank, Gary Willian 255, 479 Shannon, Murray Keith 204, 232, 337, 492 Sharma, Chandra Bhan 407 Sharpless, Stephen H. 263, 492 Sharp, Douglas A. 180, 288, 479 Sharp, James Patton 357 Sharp, Marcus Val 203, 471 Sharp, Roger Wayne 471 Sharp, Wayne Charles 164, 232, 492 Shaunfield, Phillip T. 199 Shaunty, Timothy 471 Shaw, Charles C. 309 Shaw, Earl Ray 256, 332, 449 Shaw, Michael Alfred 192, 492 Shaw, Michael Joseph 214, 492 Shaw, Ward C. 325 Sheaffer, Donald Edward 196 Sheets, Perry Gene 274, 285, 307, 404 Sheiness, Marc Allan 146, 492 Shelburn, James Robert 248 Shepard, John David 479 Sherman, Stephen Amory 189, 203, 471 Sherman, Thomas Gale 196, 492 Sherman, William T. 134, 208, 210, 298, 449 Sherrill, Charles E. 342 Shields, John Robert 192, 471 Shifflett, Arvil 471 Shilling, Cecil Ray 471 Shinsky, Paul Francis 449 Shipman, James Kenny 329, 449 Shipp, Bill Jule, Jr. 210, 287, 359, 492 Shirley, Richard C. 292, 449 Shively, Carlton W., Jr. 450 Shook, Charles George 277, 407 Short, Randolph John 225 Shoultz, James Clark 196, 492 Shropshire, Stephen M. 196 Shufeldt, James Paul 492 Shumate, Ronald Eugene 122, 479 Shupak, George Leo 262, 1 315, 450 Siddons, George Young 307 Sidman, John Ronald 244 Sidman, Jud 116 Siebern, Vincent E. 236, 298, 348, 471 Sigurdson, William A. 315 Sikes, Andrew Lonnie 492 Sikes, Robert Allen 138, 285, 492 Sikes, Samuel Lee 146, 203, 492 Silliman, Carlos Manuel 176, 479 • Silver, Richard Carl 231, 289, 479 Simmons, Don Hobson 140, 170, 178, 471 Simmons, Eugene Carl 244, 336, 479 Simmons, Jerry Lee 199, 274, 307, 404 Simmons, Jerry Matthews 200 Simmons, Joe Dalton 450 Simmons, Kenneth Oran 178, 302, 450 Simmons, Melvin D. 98 Simmons, Tifton, Jr. 134, 140, 144, 223, 294, 369, 471 Simons, James Kirk 450 Simons, Milam Travis 450 Simpson, Charles Edward 263, 312, 314, 325 Simpson, Charles E. 471 Simpson, Jimmie Darrell 259 Simpson, Russell Bruce 203, 307 Sims, Robert Milton 180, 249, 479 Sims, Tony Wayne 192, 492 Sindo, Lance 116 Singleton, James Marion 318 Singleton, William J. 140, 195, 294, 318 Sinha, Braiendra K. 317 Sizemore, James Marvin 238 Skaggs, Richard A. 164 Skaggs, Ronald Lloyd 167, 450 Skelton, Jack Lee 261 Skelton, Wylie Aaron 240, 492 Skiles, Clifford A., Jr. 302, 471 Skrivanek, Joseph J., Ill 200, 288 Skusa, David Henry 214 Sky Eagle, William H. 218, 492 Slagle, David Lee 216, 492 Slagle, Lucian Erie, Jr. 212, 492 Slaughter, David C. 148, 450 Slavik, George Joseph 471 Slayter, Michael V. 240, 492 Sledge, George Dayton 479 Sleeper, John III 122, 232, 492 Sleeper, William Warren 369 Slider, James Timothy 230, 231 Slimp, Jack Bryant Jr. 187, 196, 279, 309, 450 Slivinske, Alec Joseph 210, 290, 492 Sloan, Gary Wayne 164, 223, 330, 492 Sloan, John Edward 140, 471 Slocum, Edward Ralph 238, 287, 492 Slone, Richard Lee 298, 450 Slone, Theodore W., Jr. 360, 493 Slovak, Robert Hinds 203, 369, 493 Sluis, James Kenneth 294, 344, 471 Smedberg, Barry Alan 353, 471 Smelley, Eddie Monroe 293, 471 Smelley, Walter J. 158, 351 Smith, Adrian Devaun 341, 471 Smith, Alfred Cecil, Jr. 304 Smith, Ambrose J. Ill 180 Smith, Andrew David 182, 479 Smith, Benjamin Ray 293, 305, 450 Smith, Benny Ray 140, 176, 177, 269, 471 Smith, Billy Mac 204, 249 Smith, Billy Ray 471 Smith, Brandon Corder 317 Smith, Cary Lance 298 Smith, Charles Earl 262, 305, 450 Smith, Cynthia Jane 121 Smith, Dan Forester 493 Smith, Darrell Frank 259, 290, 450 Smith, David Bullard 140, 240, 288, 471 Smith, Donald Eugene 204, 234 Smith, E. C. 145, 216, 362, 450 Smith, Eugene Lloyd, Jr. 196, 493 Smith, Gerald Max 220 Smith, Gilbert Wade 115 Smith, Glen Whit 240 Smith, Hanley Kerfoot 308 Smith, Horace Alden 307 Smith, Hugh Frazier, Jr. 240, 493 Smith, Ira Leon 307, 404 Smith, Jack Harris 231, 450 Smith, Jackson K., Jr. 290 Smith, James Alan 140, 212, 284, 294, 471 Smith, James Elwin 238, 493 Smith, James Stephen 471 Smith, Jay D. 450 Smith, Jerry Paul 450 Smith, Jessie Henry, Jr. 493 Smith, John D. 148, 150, 450 Smith, John Willard 263, 308, 471 Smith, Jon Michael 319 Smi.th, Laroy Wiley 314, 450 Smith, Larry Carl 232, 493 Smith, Lawrence Wright 326 Smith, Maylon 471 Smith, Michael Loyd 204, 471 Smith, Pat Allen 212 Smith, Randall P., Jr. 140, 172, 173, 182, 270, 450 Smith, Robert Allen 244 Smith, Robert Lemuel 218, 369 Smith, Rodney Charles 158 Smith, Rodney Monroe 451 Smith, Roland Dean 140, 144, 159, 277, 294, 301, 329, 460 Smith, Ronald Arthur 257, 368 Smith, Ronald Norman 212 Smith, Samuel Don 146, 148, 493 Smith, Stephen Foster 159, ' 337, 451 Smith, Stephen Lewis 195, 318, 493 Smith, Ted Holton 174 Smith, Terry Lee 129, 330 Smith, Thomas Eugene M. 451 Smith, Warren Bryan 148, 369, 479 Smith, William Henry 153, 162 Smithson, Craig Dee 223, 353, 493 Smrkovsky, Roy Allen 159 479 Snell, John Milton 191, 493 Snelus, Paul Richard 192, 493 Snider, Robert Hoyd 258, 451 Snider, Victor Veloso 220 Snipes, Roy Lee 191, 479 Snowden, James D. 176, 367, 479 Sobey, Thomas Milburn 172, 336 Soefje, Harold J. 479 Sohl, Walter Henry 203, 493 Soland,’Fred H., Jr. 451 Solis, Jose Luis 262, 305, 325, 451 Solis, William D. 407 Solovey, Robert Justin 240, 493 Sommers, Gordon E. 174, 270, 346, 493 Sommers, Lawrence Edwin 128, 158, 249, 352, 493 Sonnen, Robert Alan 493 Sontag, William H. 160, 369 Sorrells, William W. 210, 342, 493 Sotolongo, Alfredo E. 341 Southerland, Jesse M. 191, 296, 451 South, John Hubert 451 Sowers, James Ellsworth 479 Spacek, Frank Joe 172, 493 Spaeth, Clifford Wayne 289, 301, 451 Spain, Henry Samuel 315, 451 Spangler, George Owen 333 Sparkman, James Dibrell 107, 232, 479 Sparks, Fred William 479 Sparling, Teddy Ray 98 Spaw, William James, Jr. 178 Spears, Henry T., Jr. 326 Spears, James Roy 256, 259, 309, 451 Spears, Joseph Arthur 158 Spellman, Gianfranco 191, 493 Spellman, Michael T. 236, 493 Spencer, James Robert 176 Spencer, Philip Day 212, 493 Spiekerman, Martin D. 240, 493 Spiller, Danville D. 323 Spillers, Robert Lynn 451 Spillmann, Richard D. 299, 479 Spitzer, Richard Gene 174, 287, 353, 493 Spradling, Donald H. 263 Sprenger, Clifton W. 218, 493 Springer, Bobby Lee 306 Springer, John Stanley 300, 357, 452 Springer, John Stanley 300, 357, 452 Springer, Stanley L. 452 Springfield, James H. 234, 493 Sprouls, James Craig 148, 493 Sprung, Alan Jay 283, 288 Spurkosky, Thomas M. 214, 493 Squyres, James Earl 315 Stabler, James Morgan 91, 94, 98, 99, 118 Stacha, Raimund 353 Stack, William Baty 236, 290, 493 Stafford, Harold Robert 238, 452 Stafford, Harry A. Ill 361, 452 Stanaland, Scott 146, 351, 479 Standish, John R. 210 Stanfield, Gerald Glenn 307 Stanley, Melvin Carl 233, 346 Stanley, Thomas Dale 191, 493 Staoles, Edwin Anthony 204, 493 Staples, George Wilgus 116, 204 Starek, John M. 223, 284, 452 Starkey, James Fred 315 Starnes, Robert M. 184, 295, 479 Statum, Cyril Mansell 240 Stavinoha, Edward Lane 156, 493 Stayton, Melvin Arthur 232, 493 Steadman, Charles K., Jr. 452 Stearns, Claud Richard 352 Steele, James Adrain 220, 309, 493 Steele, Roy Wayne 452 Steenbergen, James E. 231 Steffens, Leonard G., Jr. 159, 301, 398, 452 Steinbach, Donny W. 262 Steindorf, Gerald Neal 479 Stein, Franklin J. 156, 307, 404 Stein, Murray 307 Stein, Russell William 295, 309 Stelly, Lawrence A. 285, 286, 493 Stem, Grady Lee 167, 493 Stengele, Harry E. 232 Stengel, James Leo 174, 452 Stephenson, Charles E. 234 Stephenson, Keith A. 232, 493 Stephenson, Stewart D. 479 Stephens, Alton Lee, Jr. 223 Stephens, James C. 200, 479 Stephens, John Andrews 452 Stephens, Larry Allan 122, 231 Stepp, James Lesley 152, 159, 452 Stern, Ronald Henry 298, 479 Stevener, Bobby Lee 307, 404 Stevenson, Harold B. 244 Stevens, David Lee 210, 333, 493 Stevens, Jack Richard 218, 358, 493 Stevens, James Ray 223 Stevens, Jerry Don 218, 479 Stevens, Michael Peter 452 Stevens, Ralph Sanders 234, 493 Stevens, Richard M. 218, 453 Stevens, Thomas Dean 182, 493 Stewart, Charles P. 182 Stewart, Donald Reed 148, 493 Stewart, Jerry Ray 244 Stewart, Joe Randall 337 Stewart, Kirkland W. 210 Stewart, Lindon Manning 362 Stewart, Stephen Scott 196, 493 Stewart, Wallace F. 407 Stiles, Dave Aubrey 309, 453 Stiles, David Edwin 274, 453 Stilson, Charles Hugh 247, 493 Stimpson, Ritchie P. 238, 348, 493 Stock, Harold Sidney 303 Stodghill, Robert H. 224, 287, 335, 493 Stoffregen, Glen Edwin 148, 357, 453 Stokes, Richard Adams 233 Stone, Thomas Carl 238, 249 Sfong, Charles Thayer 184, 493 Stong, Richard Olin 493 Storey, Jimmy Nevill 299 Story, Ernest Roy, Jr. 174, 284, 453 Stout, Henry Voorhees 493 Stout, Jack Lynn 203 Stout, Louis Edward 121 Stovall, Darrell G. 107, 196 Stovall, John Milton 204, 234, 453 Stover, Harry Marshall 174, 270, 493 Stover, Michael Earl 199 Strange, James Thomas 238, 493 Strange, William B. 453 Strauss, David Dennis 203 Street, Jerry Neville 148, 493 Street, Robert Lewis 303 Stribling, Richard M. 195, 493 Strickland, Bruce D. 240, 367, 493 Strickland, Jerry W. 234, 493 Strickland, Tommy A. 180, 493 Stried, Ronald Oliver 263, 308, 367, 479 Striegler, Harvey R., Jr. 326 Striegler, Thomas L. 164, 167, 280, 326, 453 Stringer, James Lewis 262 Stringfellow, Richard 101, 103, 104, 105, 118 Stroman, William James 148, 493 Strong, Don Edward 315, 453 Stroop, Robert Eugene 493 Stropp, John Raymond 212, 339 Strother, James Wallace 493 Struss, Darrell Alvin 232, 493 Stubbs, Robert Clay 307, 404 Stuckey, Joe Waylon 129 Studley, Paul Raymond 180, 274 Stutler, James Gary 234, 493 Suarez, Armando L. 453 Sugarek, Frank Lydmil 453 Suhler, David Robert 170, 176, 453 Suib, Michael R. 296, 453 Sullivan, Elizabeth A. 307 Sullivan, Gerald A. 220 Sullivan, James Andy 140, 187, 294, 318 Sullivan, John P. 160, 357, 479 Summers, Link Eugene 195, 493 Sumpter, Gary Wayne 203 Supak, Eugene Charles 146, 301, 493 Supak, James Raymond 292, 453 Surber, Martin Ford 258, 316 Surls, Larry Joe 301, 453 Surovik, Joe Thomas 309 Sutton, Russell Clark 234, 493 Sveter, Owen DoOglas 162 Svetlik, Patrick A. 178, 493 Swahn, John Frank 203, 493 Swann, Herman L. Ill 236, 287, 493 Swanner, Bernice Lynn 303 Swan, Charles Selwyn 309, 322 Swanson, John Edward 218, 344 Swanson, William Thomas 263, 344 Sweat, Larry Leroy 210, 493 Sweeney, Donald A. 290 Sweeney, Gregory Louis 247, 479 Swindell, Glenn R., Jr. 318 Swindle, Marvin M. 240, 336, 493 Switzer, Robert Charles 164, 493 Switzer, Steven Anthony 164 Swope, James Russell 227, 240 Syal, Raj Kumar 302, 453 Sylvester, John B. 158, 344, 479 Taff, George Thomas, Jr. 196, 493 Talk, Edmond Calvin 191, «493 Tang, Charles Andrew 493 Tate, Franklin C, Jr. 401 Tate, Paul Varner 161, 299, 357 Tatum, Henry Elwood 236, 493 Taubert, Louis Earl 453 Taylor, Charles A., Jr. 158, 479 Taylor, Dana Harrison 214, 493 Taylor, David Burton 167, 249, 479 Taylor, Franky Lynn 148, 345 Taylor, George Lee, Jr. 140, 184 Taylor, Jack Gerald 307 Taylor, James Travis 196, 493 Taylor, James Herbert 307, 404 Taylor, Johnny Clemons 192, 225, 493 Taylor, John Randolph 212, 493 Taylor, Jon Clayton 320 Taylor, Kenneth Eugene 493 Taylor, Mervin S. 158, 479 Taylor, Michael James 224, 493 Taylor, Paul E. 329 Taylor, Richard Dean 236, 493 Taylor, Wesley M. 317, 453 Taylor, William Edward 196, 453 Taylor, Wright Balis 334, 479 Teague, Thomas Anthony 203, 493 Teater, William Gilbert 214, 493 Teddlie, Don Edward 218, 479 Teel, Gerald Adron 231, 333, 479 Teems, Terry ' Lynn 223, 315, 364, 453 Tees, David Glass 262, 322, 332 Tees, Griffith R., Jr. 298 Templer, Thomas Wayne 155, 298, 453 Tenzer, Neil Bruce 307, 404 Ternus, Daniel John 224, 493 Terrell, Curtis Wayne 153, 162, 269 Terrell, David Olan 192, 258, 342, 480 Terry, Augustus T. 136 Terry, William Mike 258 Terrell, William Robert 184, 470 Tessada, Enrique A. 134, 140, 207, 223, 294 Thacher, Frank Barclay 231, 493 Thedford, Billy Ray 262, 314, 366, 454 Thedford, Marvin 454 Thibodeaux, Gene P. 493 Thomas, George Earl 238 Thomas, Hendrick R. 160, 299, 493 Thomas, John Charles 148, 493 Thomas, Norman Clay 308, 454 Thomas, Teddy La Rue 326 Thompson, Alton C, Jr. 163, 324, 454, 493 Thompson, Aubrey H., Jr. 263 Thompson, Bert Darrell 315, 407 Thompson, Dilworth P. 247 Thompson, Doris Ann 407 Thompson, Greg Morris 231, 346 Thompson, Jack Rodney 493 Thompson, James Ronald 493 Thompson, James R. 148, 216, 247 Thompson, James William 454 Thompson, John S. 231, 493 Thompson, Kenneth E. 191, 493 Thompson, Marion S., Jr. 167 Thompson, Michael Davis 265, 402 Thompson, Neal Truett 107, 110 , 112 Thompson, Paul Edward 307, 454 Thompson, Samuel W., Jr. 493 Thompson, Tommy Earl 124, 301, 308 Thompson, William A. 167, 354, 493 Thornhill, John Dix 223, 348 Thornton, Alton Ward, Jr. 124, 180, 296 Thurman, Jack Edwin, Jr. 148 Thurman, Stephen S. 182 Tice, Francis Andrew 148, 290, 493 Tiemann, James Francis 307 Tierce, Millard L. 307 Tigeleird, Anthony M. 216, 368, 493 Tijerina, Albert A. 146, 150, 454 Tijerina, Andrew A. 146, 249, 480 Tijerina, Jose Oscar 210, 344, 493 Tillerson, Joe Richard 204, 287, 493 Tillery, Gary Alan 203 Tillery, Tommy Avent 480 Tilley, Frank William 154, 287 Tillman, Stephen G. 203, 231 Timmerman, Timothy Lee 101, 102, 104, 105, 106, 119, 454 Timmins, Paul R. 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 119 Timmons, William T. 288 Tindall, Marion Hever 210, 340 Tipping, Eldon Gayle 167, 357 Tipton, William Earl 407 Tisdale, Garry Lee 398, 408 Tisdale, Larry Wayne 307, 404 Tisinger, David L., Jr. 331 Tole, Glenn Louis II 454 Tomas, Ronald N. 120, 191, 204 Tomberlain, Marvin P. 156, 288 Tomlin, Tommy D. 191 Tomlinson, Warren N., Jr. 238, 286 Tomlinson, W. E. Ill 203, 494 Tompkins, Alfred Tommy 454 Tompkins, Bill G. 234, 235, 322, 454 Topperman, Andrew 283, 480 Touchon, Anthony Hugh 191, 355 Tovey, Frank Michael 306, 317, 454 Tower, Michael M. 126, 223, 480 Towler, Harry B. 159, 361, 472 Townsend, Joe David 220, 308, 480 Tracy, Dick Al 292, 472 Trainer, Lloyd D. 174, 175, 322, 454 Tramel, James T. 212, 355, 472 Trapolino, Louis S. 195 Travis, Jerry Wayne 494 Travis, Leon Edward 238, 289, 494 Travis, Phillip Dennis 162, 494 Traylor, Richard Clyde 289, 454 Treadway, Alexander H. 454 Tredway, Micheal Eugene 244, 287 Tredway, Willard Lee, Jr. 187, 196, 454 Treece, Barton G., Jr. 224, 480 Trenchard, Michael H. 210 Trench, Winston Furrh 160, 339, 494 Trevillion, William L. 210 Trevino, Manuel R. 454 Triesch, Eugene O., Jr. 140, 180, 454 Trifon, David Arthur 116, 244, 245, 472 Trlica, Cary Allan 216, 287, 494 Trlica, Frank Edward 472 Trotter, John T., Jr. 224 Trotter, John E., Jr. 472 Trotf, Robert Charles 244, 494 519 Truox, Rolond Earl 158, 494 Truett, Jack Howard 322, 355 Truitt, Donald Austin 223, 494 Trulock, Wallace Ward 480 Tubre, Stephen Renier 203, 353, 472 Tucker, Charles Fincher 326 Tucker, Travis Jerome 212 Turbcville, John B., Jr, 224, 494 Turner, Douglas Neal 494 Turner, Walter Douglas 223, 494 Turrou, Robert Mason 192, 494 Turzak, Thomas Michael 279, 454 Twitty, Donald Horace 308, 367, 454 Tyer, Bobby Ray 302 Tyree, Thomas Nelson 218, 284 Tyson, John Patton 236 Ulich, William Lloyd 236, 480 Upchurch, Jimmy Lee 148, 494 Upton, Robert Lee 223, 353, 494 Upton, Thomas Eugene 234 494 Urbanic, Charles Edward 308, 454 Urban, William F. 140, 167 Urbina, Luis R., Jr. 455 Urso, Joe John 307, 404 Uzzcll, William James 93, 97 Vacck, Mark John 169, 182, 298, 455 Vahrcnkamp, Ralph D. 472 Valentine, James R. 107, 244 Vale, Martin Matthew 307, 404 Valientc, Eduardo A. 300, 455 Valientc, Guillermo E. 472 Vandaveer, James Arthur 234, 494 Vandcrburg, Richard 279, 285, 455 Vander, Cruyssen Henry 199, 290, 480 Vandervoort, Paul E. Ill 158, 340, 480 Vanek, Kenneth N. 195, 279, 295T, 318, 480 Vann, Richard David 256, 472 Van Alslyne, Anita 400 Van Alstyno, John Allen 172 Van Hardeveld, Jacob, Jr. 136 Van Hcllcn, Russell W. 247 295, 346 Van Hoosicr, William L. 260, 472 Van Horn, Jack Clark 174 Van Nostrand, Kenneth 216, 332, 494 Van Wagner, Roger G. 230, 348, 455 Van Winkle, John S. 196, 331, 494 Van Zandt, John Wyatt 192 Vargas, Rafael Ernesto 300, 341 Vasek, Leon J. 263 Vasser, William Cary, Jr. 230, 231, 305, 455 Vaughan, J. C. 214, 455 Vaughan, Richard Allen 160, 494 Vaughn, Allen Ray 127, 256, 309, 455 Vaughn, Francis Andrew 164 Vaughn, James Carlton 236 Vaughn, Joe Howard 326, 455 Vaughn, Richard W. 148, 494 Vaughan, Robert Harris 244 Vaughn, Ronald Earl 307, 472 Vega, Juan Emilio 232, 480 Ventor, Lewis Griffin 154, 494 Venglar, Patrick W. 360 Venuti, Alfred Richard 455 Verlander, James M., Jr. 455 Vernon, Albert E. 140, 184, 455 Vernon, Grant Gary 171, 184, 455 Vernon, James Leland 289 Verrett, Kenneth A. 455 Veselka, Van Kenneth 162, 292 Vezey, Edward Lee 231, 494 Vick, Jerry Donald 199, 316, 455 Vickrey, Clarence Lee 255, 472 Viktorin, Donald G. 309 Villafranco, Raymundo R. 23V, 494 Villarreal-Canto A. 300, 341 Vine, James Bernard, Jr. 124, 156, 285, 295 Vinson, Gerald Edward 315, 472 Vinson, Robert Kenneth 184, 494 Visser, Paul Willem 232, 287, 494 Vitek, Philip Charles 159, 324, 456 Vitek, Richard D. 218 Vittetoe, James Edward 174, 480 Voelkel, Travis T. 253, 366 Vogas, James Lad 138, 184, 359, 494 Vogel, Donald Eugene 180, 480 Vogelsang, Ernest F. 220, 494 Vogt, Harry Lee 307 Voisin, Billy Lambert 220, 299, 494 Volz, Gary Arlen 176, 456 Von Dohlen, Donald R., Jr. 258, 259, 472 Von Eiff, Garnett C. W. 456 Von Minden, Richard C. 212, 494 Vrzalik, John Henry 200, 456 Waddill, Stephen Wade 255, 298 Waddle, William A. 456 Wadsworth, Grady Lynn 160, 290, 480 Wagers, Harold Dean 236, 494 Wagoner, Richard A. 472 Wagstaff, Thomas L. 136, 480 Wainscott, Monte C. 128, 158, 494 Wainwright, John Edwin 192, 494 Wait, John Lee III 191 Wakutt, John 480 Walcutt, John Macy 136, 257 Waligura, Randolph L. 456 Walker, Donald Morton 148, 494 Walker, Gary Anderson 180, 494 Walker, Gary Lee 240, 249, 494 Walker, Joe Randall 195, 494 Walker, John Michael 126, 223, 296, 480 Walker, John W. 320, 480 Walker, Michael R. 180, 288, 349, 480 Walker, Stanley Larry 456 Wallace, Shades Edward 134, 184, 248, 277, 456 Wallace, Claude H. Ill 129, 162 Wallace, Farrell Joe 312, 314, 456 Wallace, Forbes 182, 249, 270, 480 Wallace, Hugh Selby 296, 480 Wallace, Norman Ercell 315 Wallace, Paul Gipson, Jr. 472 Waller, Lynn 472 Walles, William Edgar 236, 494 Walling, James Richard 232, 494 Wallin, Gary Isedor 367, 472 Wall, Arnold I. 200 Walls, Ronnie Lawson 456 Walne, George Nathan 154, 287, 494 Walo, Dennis Ernest 218, 480 Walters, Calvin Rex 263, 308 Walters, Douglas F. 214, 494 Waltman, William D. 196 Walton, Thomas P., Jr. 214, 494 Wanstralh, George R. 304, 456 Wanstralh, John J. 263 Wantzloeben, Kenneth L. 140, 188, 196, 346, 472 Ward, Barry Dennis 203, 307 Ward, Donald Moore 192, 494 Ward, Fred Thomas 196, 203, 331, 494 Ward, James Edward, Jr. 307, 404 Ward, John Kidd, Jr. 200, 290, 304, 456 Ward, Keith Bolen, Jr. 189, 399, 456 Ward, Kenneth Loy 203 Ward, Michael Lindsey 480 Ward, Neal Clinton 220, 248, 287 Ward, Sanford Taylor 138, .195, 318, 331, 494 Ward, Stanford Daniel 203, 494 Ward, William Richard 119, 140, 189, 473 Warnick, Philip Wade 230, 231, 290, 456 Warnick, Steven Wayne 216, 494 Warren, Donald R. 259, 277, 288, 290, 291, 295, 398, 456 Warren, Dan Easton 182, 309 Warren, Jeffrey 107, 244, 358 Warren, Johnny Lee 232 Warren, John Robert 134, 140, 170, 172, 456 Warren, John Stratton 164, 299, 334 Warren, Kirby Jack 191, 473 Warren, Richard D. 176, 494 Warschak, Carroll E. 299, 473 Waskom, Tommy Lee 339 Waters, David Lewis 178, 473 Waters, Eugene Porter 167 Waters, Gary Lee 307, 404 Watkins, Michael D. 494 Watson, Barry Hugh 494 Watson, Benton Lamar 473 Watson, Boyd K. Ill 218, 323, 456 Watson, David Farrell 146 Watson, Edward Leroy 494 Watson, Frank Dwayne 140, 207, 214, 218, 248, 294, 473 Watson, James David 200, 480 Watson, Michael William 210, 480 Watson, Randolph Lance 456 Watson, Raymond Allen 146 148 Watson, Richard Charles 473, 480 Watson, Richard Roy 126 Watson, Rodney Lee 494 Watson, Thomas Wiley 494 Watts, Byron Reed 159, 480 Watts, Charles Brent 234, 358, 494 Watts, David Eli 164, 473 Watts, Eddie Lavan 473 Watts, Foster L., Jr. 140, 151, 456 Watts, Kenneth Don 220, 480 Watts, William R. 161, 299, 358, 456 Wawak, Bruce Allen 184, 355, 494 Way, Charles Norman 473 Weathersbee, Walter C. 162, 195 Weathers, James R. 196, 240, 480 Weathers, Stanley John 330, 473 Weaver, Dan Patton 218, 288, 494 Weaver, Walter Lee, Jr. 128, 158, 320, 346, 494 Webber, Joseph Paul 196, 494 Webb, Billy Cameron 494 Webb, Bobby Harold 255 Webb, Bryan Lee 161, 308 Webb, Gary Wayne 236, 494 Webb, Jack Lynn 220, 368, 494 Webb, Jodie Herbert 282 Webb, Joseph Thomas 191 Webb, Timothy, Jr. 195, 290, 318, 494 Weber, James Paul 128, 158, 494 Weber, John David 140, 174, 175, 354, 473 Weber, Walter Thomas 457 Wechsler, Franklin F. 223, 494 Weddell, Ronald Paul 174, 353, 473 Wedemeyer, Henry M. 191, 480 Weedon, James Robert 307, 473 Wegenhoft, Kenneth N. 255, 480 Wehner, Arthur Lee 457 Weiner, Brian 299, 457 Weinstein, Samuel Ray 146, 494 Weir, Victor Arthur 228, 312, 473 Weissberg, George H. 288 Weiss, Joe Henry 91, 95, 100, 119, 204, 480 Welborn, Bruce Lozier 128 Welch, Gordon E. 203 Welch, James Darrell 314 Welch, Jimmy Joe 203 Welch, Stanley Harold 214, 494 Wellborn, Joseph Haller 95, 119 Wellman, Jay Stuart 200, 284, 494 Wells, Robert James 240, 255, 494 Welsh, Robert Preston 200, 249, 480 Welsh, Samuel Clayton 457 Welsh, Torp Christopher 494 Wendenburg, Carl Albert 136, 480 Wendt, Joseph Paul 457 Wenzel, Derril Wayne 174, 353, 494 Weppler, Larry Alan 172 Werdung, Wayne Howard 224, 494 Werth, Edward S. 293, 457 Wert, Harold Edwin 270, 333 Westbrook, Richard C. 148, 184, 494 Westerfield, Ira Dan 95, 96, 99, 100, 119, 204 Westmoreland, John S. 290, 473 West, Alfred John 303 West, Donald Eugene 95, 118 West, James A. 299 West, Joseph Leon 203, 494 Wetherbee, Charles F. 124, 330, 473 Wetzig, Donald Alan 240 Whatley, Richard E. 95 Whatley, Wiley S., Jr. 210 Wheat, Larry Dale 359, 473 Wheeler, Don Richard 240, 494 Wheeler, Lynn Allen 192, 494 Whetsel, Joseph E. 306, 457 Whitacre, Charles J. 182, 494 White, David Edgar 240 Whitehorn, Norman Cecil 407 Whitehouse, Floyd G. 214, 494 Whitehurst, William Joe 212 Whiteker, Jerry Neal 171, 334, 457 Whiteman, Harold J. 124 White, Carey Lee 135, 145, 214, 326, 457 White, Charles H. 216, 494 White, Charles Wayne 256, 343, 457 White, David James 146, 248, 287, 494 White, David William 494 White, E. Frank 128, 158, 303, 494 White, Gene Eldridge 307 White, George Gilbert 307 White, Hugh T. 234, 457 White, James Henry, Jr. 238 White, James Riley II 402 White, James William 115 White, Michael Byron 234, 304, 494 White, Michael E. 355, 480 White, Robert Lynn 158, 480 White, Robert Millburne 182 White, William Allen 218, 249, 296, 480 Whiteside, Jack M. 184, 359, 494 Whitson, John Terrell 140 Whitson, Robert Harlan 167, 363 Whittington, Richard F. 176 457 Whitton, David Lewis 157 Wickerham, James B. 96, 119, 244, 480 Widener, Michael Lynn 203 Widmer, Dennis Andy 148, 473 Wier, Michael I. 150, 277, 278, 293, 314, 399, 458 Wiggins, David Thomas 244, 494 Wiggins, Hal Ray 458 Wilbeck, August Clark 458 Wilbeck, Gary Lee 289 Wilcox, Don Howard 176 Wilde, Larry Joseph 304 Wilke, Gerald Elmer 255 Wilkes, John S. Ill Wilkin, Michael Joseph 146, 494 Wilkinson, Edwin Earl 305, 456 Wilkinson, James C. 218, 223 Wilkinson, Richard W. 224, 494 Wilkinson, Thomas Paul 494 Wilks, Phillip Grady 236, 473 Willenborg, James C. 92, 119, 353 399 458 Wille, ' Kenneth B. 140, 208, 214, 294, 473 Willhite, Leon A. 218, 364, 494 Williamson, Jerry A. 214, 494 Williamson, Morris L., Jr. 407 Williams, Albert 458 Williams, Alfred M. 238, 494 Williams, Barry Owen 203, 494 Williams, Cary Donald 136, 473 Williams, David Harold 146 Williams, Dennis James 107 Williams, Donese W. 128 Williams, Douglas W. 182, 494 Williams, Eddy Joe 122, 128, 158, 494 Williams, Frederick F. 203 Williams, Janies M. 353 Williams, Johnny F. 495 Williams, John T. 196, 203, 359, 495 Williams, Kenneth R. 218, 495 Williams, Kerry C. 203, 495 Williams, Leland Neal 148, 495 Williams, Leslie Dean 407 Williams, Mackie Jane 400 Williams, Paul David 236, 495 Williams, Paxton Kelly 156, 330, 473 Williams, Ralph Trent 162, 495 Williams, Raymond M. 203, 331 Williams, Robert B. 305, 458 Williams, Robert Hugh 200 Williams, Robert Scott 458 Williams, Stephen John 238 Williams, Stephen T. 480 Williams, Thomas Glenn 232 Williams, Thomas M. 129, 236, 495 Williams, Travis 263, 473 Williams, Troyce F. 495 Willingham, George A. 223, 249, 366 Willingham, John L. 158 Willis, Danny Roberts 204 Willis, David Warren 196 Willis, Donald Boyd 196, 495 Willis, Richard Dawson 204, 495 Willmann, Charles J. 236, 495 Willmann, Larry Dan 255, 473 Willoughby, Jack M. 212, 480 Wilson, Joe Biggs 244, 495 Wilson, Carey Bluford 238, 358 Wilson, Carroll Rindle 264, 301, 473 Wilson, Clyde Arthur 473 Wilson, George Isaac 238 Wilson ' , Jack Anthony 126, 195, 458 Wilson, Jack Lewis 247, 318, 495 Wilson, Robert W. 308, 458 Wilson, Terry Gene 124, 176, 480 Wilson, William B., Jr. 305 Wimberly, Dan Preston 210, 353, 495 Winch, James Rathbun 458 Windsor, Cecil Oran, Jr. 140, 146, 148, 150, 248, 473 Winfrey, Ronald Dale 192, 495 Winger, William Edward 220, 495 Wing, William Robert 240, 480 Winkel, Fred Michael 167, 324, 368, 473 Winkler, Hayden Ernst 223 495 Winkler, Robert John ' 195, 495 Winniford, Holly D. 176, 495 Winn, Robert Mayfield 146, 247 Winn, Ronald Dean 150, 326 473 Winnette, Walter M. 332 Winter, Lance Stowell 244 Winters, David William 458 Wirtz, Michael R. 191, 495 Wisdom, Raymond C., Jr. 458 Wisenbaker, Kenneth A. 212, 308, 365, 480 Wisenbaker, William C. 196, 280, 480 Wise, John Robert 184, 280, 480 Wise, Lewis Robert 480 Wise, Thomas Hugh 160, 330, 495 Wiswell, Eric Ozro 154, 299 480 Witenberg, Bill 232 Wittenback, Thomas John 458, 473 Wittrock, Charles H. 129, 224, 495 Wolcott, Gary Michael 323 Wolfe, Benjamin E. 355 Wolff, Marshall W. 159, 164, 458 Wolf, Michael Thomas 184, 283, 480 Wolf, Richard Kerney 367, 495 Wolf, Robert Herman 264, 307, 404 Wolf, William Monroe, Jr. 229, 302, 325, 458 Wolkowicz, Jacobo 341, 480 Walters, Richard Arthur 473 Womack, John Edwin 334 Womble, Glendon Dwayne 458 Wommer, Louis Paul 495 Woodall, Russell P. 307, 404 Woodard, Joe David 480 Woodard, Mitchell A. 138, 214, 495 Woodley, James Bowie 192, 495 Wood, Cecil Roy, Jr. 119, 473 Wood, Gerald Lee 303, 458 Wood, James Doyle 247 Wood, John Atkins 307, 404 Wood, John Clayton 244, 495 Wood, John Clayton 204, 358, 495 Wood, Larry Don 307 Wood, Michael Leon 244, 495 Wood, Perry Davis 210 Wood, Ralph Edward 126, 473 Wood, Samuel Gordon 146, 495 Woods, Donald Edward 210 480 Woods, Donald Larry 495 Woodson, Jerry P. 473 Woodward, Angela M. 234 Woodward, Daniel Y. 154, 172, 458 Woody, James Leslie 473 Wooldridge, Thomas J. 178, 495 Woolley, James Ned 234, 363, 495 Woolsey, John Elbert, II 458 Wooten, William Lewis 240, 495 Word, James Dewey 232, 458 Word, Randall L. 358, 495 Worley, James David 234, 495 Worrel, Edward James 231, 480 Worst, John Mark 204 Wortham, Murray L. 134, 140, 233, 332, 459 Woyewodzic, Edwin J. 218 Woytek, Oscar, Jr. 307, 404 Wrigge, William Phillip 244 ' Wright, Fred James 203, 480 Wright, George Patrick 234 Wright, Haskell E. 244 Wright, James Henry 480 Wright, •fmes Lee 459 Wright, James Lynn 323, 459 Wright, James R. 2, 247, 495 Wright, John Sheridan 240, 495 Wright, Joseph M. 238 Wright, Larry Ray 247 Wright, Michael 300, 320, 473 Wright, Richard Wilbur 302, 459 Wright, Robert A., Ill 196, 203, 473 Wright, Robert L. 320 Wright, Thomas Wyatt 148, 459 Wright, Walter 313 Wright, William Dennis 140, 196, 473 Wright, William Vincent 473 Wuensche, Rudy Michael 256, 292, 301, 310, 459 Wuest, Kenneth Wesley 200, 495 Wyatt, James Edward 157, 249, 480 Wyatt, Lawrence E. 192 Wyatt, Robert Anson 191, 495 Wyninegar, Noble C. 480 Wynne, Jack Walters 302 Wynn, Sally Ruth 324 Yahia, Abdelmajid 351, 459 Yarbrough, Melvin N. 459 Yarter, Jacob Foster, II 107, 244 Yates, James Lee 178, 480 Yauger, James Harding 280, 365, 480 Ybarra, Frank Allan 203, 495 Yeager, Lowery Dayl e 315 Yochem, Phillip Asper 174, 346, 495 Yoder, Lohn Franklin 210, 249, 290, 495 Youngblood, Francis G. 148, 369, 493 Youngblood, James Lee 196, 495 Youngblood, Samuel R. 308, 459 Young, Andrew Herbert 234 Young, Billy H. 236, 495 Young, Charles Robert 200 Young, Craig Bowen 284, 319, 473 Young, David Wendell 203, 234 Young, Don P. 140, 304, 459 Young, James Kennedy 247, 318 Young, Jess Henry 178, 203, 495 Young, John Thomas 216 Young, John Wallace 195, 333, 480 Young, Jon Randolph 495 Young, Ralph Raymond 200, 287 Young, Richard Adrian 473 Young, Robert Lee 184, 214 359 Young, William McFerrin 192 ' Yows, James Thomas 178, 249 Zahn, Charles Williard 116, 204, 480 Zajicek, Robert Arthur 459 Zak, Michael Joseph 200 Zamzow, Kenneth Alfred 300, 313, 459 Zapata, Manuel 459 Zapata, Thomas, Jr. 180, 480 Zappe, Ronald Joe 256 Zatopek, Edward James 285 Zatopek, Lawrence J. 218, 249 285, 495 Zeis, Paul Maynard 195, 338 Zemanek, Victor Joe 361, 473 Zerbe, Manfred Rudolf 407 Zerbe, Susan Russell 400 Ziegenbein, Melvin F. 366, 473 Zinn, Alan Michael 210 Zinsmeyer, Patrick C. 128, 158, 495 Zipp, Ronald Duane 192, 354, 495 Zirjacks, Winston L. 203, 495 Zorn, Philip Lee 128, 158, 303, 495 Zotz, Charles Lambert 192, 495 Zotz, Joseph Ernest 292, 301, 459 Zuehlke, Lawrence D. 160, 320, 353, 480 Zuehlke, Raymond C. 308, 353 Zwahr, Harley Alwin 160, 480 Zwartjes, William John 247, 318, 480 520