Texas A and M University - El Rancho Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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FRANCES BEAVER: She is for- ward on the basket bail team, Soph. Secretary and a general favorite. CAESARE BQHNER: Peaches is good ain't they? She’s a Val- ley peach and looks her part. MRS. CHANEY: She is a Latin Shark, a professional smiler and a library lover. NORMAN COULSON: He is digni- fied at times, business manager of the annual and has a weak- ness for Freshman girls. CALEB GLAZENER; He is a mem- ber of the orchestra, has a very permanent permanent and they say he’d make a “GOOD HUSBAND.” GERTRUDE GLAZENER: She is the lady of the sweet disposi- tion, the guardian and pilot of a violin in the orchestra. LOUISE HARREL: She is our Sophomore Prexy, With her snappy black eyes she has steered us through our maiden voyage. RHODA HATCH: She is a hard worker, a good sport but too busy for trivial dates. WALTER LE COMPTE: He is first editor of our SOUTH TEXAN, English Club scholar and the intellectual star of our class.

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FRANCES BUCHANAN: Frances is an expert at the piano at making eyes, and curving curls. LOUISE KELLEY: Louise is Presi- dent of the Valley Club, a singing cardinal and a mission- ary to the Freshman Class. ROY SHELTON: He’s the other twin and our chief Sophomore Athlete. DOROTHY SAWYER: Dot joined us late, but she has been victor in basket ball and in the game of hearts. MARY LOU STOCKWELL: Mary Lou helped us pioneer during the Fall term, then went to her home in Harlingen. ONA LEE WARNER: Ona Lee is our Sophomore artist, a busy Chang Foo Choo and a thor- ough student. BELVA WILLIAMS: Belva’s our beauty from Robstown. Her ex cellent grades suggest that she does not tarry long at the mir- ror PALMER WILLIAMS: Deacon la- bels books for us, sings for us and routs our soberness with his jests. WILLA WOODSIDE: Willa is our soloist, business manager of the Treble Clef Club and so sincere that she cannot bluff in class.

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MERLE MANNING: Merle is our champion bluffer, full of gen- uine pep, and a loyal rooter on the side lines. MILDRED MORGAN: Mildred is our quiet member, has a good voice and a lovable disposition. RUTH NOEL: Always on time, even with dues and bugologist of renown. ESTELLE OLSON: Happy though married. She “totes off” A’s despite cross questionings of the Profs. DAVID ROBERTS: He is a young Methodist minister, blessed with a good voice and reliabili- ty. VERNA ROSS: Verna has a win- ning personality, an enduring smile, and a grade book she doesn’t mind taking home. GLADYS SEDWICK: One of the best liked girls in school, grace- ful at both folk dancing and fix- ing flats. VIRGINIA SIMMONS: She’s not so demure as she looks. She’s a star at practice teaching and plucking dates. WILLARD SMITH: She is ever reliable, a Valley product and therefore a Valley booster.