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

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MARGARET McCLANE Margaret has been a willing worker since the first day she ar- rived at AM. It will be a real loss to the college when she graduates this year, but she will have the satisfaction of leaving behind her a stack of jobs well done. Who’s Who WILLIAM TREYBIG Bill has done a lot of work around the campus without re- ceiving any credit for it. He is the kind of person everyone likes to see emerge a winner, and there’s little doubt that he is just that. GARNET BURGESS Always reliable and trustworthy, the praise isn't important to Gar- net as long as the results are worthwhile. Unobtrusively, Gar- net slipped into a position of real importance on our campus—that of Cadet Colonel of the ROTC. The position is well filled.

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WILLIAM PUTNAM “Putter” has long been known for his unbelievable drive on the football field, and he has proven that his drive carries over into everything, including his office of president of the Student Council. LUCILE HODGES A First Lady of the A I Theatre, Lu has many other talents—from art, to music, to campus politics —right on down to being a real fine friend to everyone.

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MARY COOK Her smile, as sincere and friendly as A I it- self, makes Mary a true Queen of our campus. She reigned over the Lantana Court of 1955, was voted Alpha Phi Omega sweetheart, and was president of her sorority. bobbie McDowell A little bit of a girl with a whole lot of every- thing, Bobbie is a four-year Lantana Lady, sweetheart of the Aggie Club, and a campus favorite. Who’s Who CAROLE ALSUP Those quiet, big, brown eyes give the im- pression of honesty and constant dependabili- ty . . . the impression is right. E. T. ARVIN Red” Arvin has become something of a land- mark around our campus. Everybody knows Red” and has felt the warmth of that wide grin.