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

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MILTON RUSSELL When something happens. Milt knows about it first with all the details. He can see both sides of any situation. His understanding makes him a wonderful person to know and has served him well in his position as editor of The South Texan. SYLVIA GARCIA She doesn’t toot her own horn, but there are always plenty of people to do the honors for her. This is because Sylvia Is a hard worker and a fine person. DON KARR Don is always ready with a listening ear and an encouraging word. Straight and to the point, he gets things done with a minimum of talk and a maximum of work. Who’s Who

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FREDADLAM “Junior displayed a willingness to work and accept responsibility that soon gave him all the work he could handle and then some. Who’s MORRIS KREIDEL The presidency of the Senior Class is a hard position to fill and it’s seldom a fellow like Morris can be found to fill it. He's interested in everything concerning A I. GERALD WAGNER He doesn't say much, but what he does say is worth listening to. Small jobs, well done, have paved the way for Gerald to tackle bigger jobs with the same commendable results. Who ROBERT REGAN His college career was interrupted by Uncle Sam, but the interruption failed to quench the spark of energy that makes Bob one of the great est cheerleaders A I has had.

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GEORGE BABCOCK It’s good to see a deserving guv receive recognition for long and devoted service. George has helped make the Student Union Governing Board an organization of which A I can be very proud. CHARLES ROYAL No matter what the job, Charlie was usually about somewhere, working or offering helpful suggestions. Who’s Who LOUISE MOHN A really conscientious student, Louise Mohn could serve as a lesson to every - one as to the rewards of hard work. NORMAN CLINGER BETTY LOTT Betty has been an integral part of life at A I since her freshman days. She has managed to do more in three years than some co-eds accomplish in five. Here s one wheel who doesn’t think he’s the whole machine. Clinger always manages to have plenty' of work to do . . . and it's always done well.