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

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Freshmen have a blast at the class officer election as harried Student Cc members count the waving arms. Jan Wilson and Fred Hueber, Peggy Cmuion and Don DeSoto jitterbug at the Halloween Carnival. H 4 ..-f , Vw. VV 'Hifi'-3i fT'7lf ' MI, jpiiif Wi jf Ila Kay Bumpers kids with Raby Hamilton and Curtis -Shroyer as they look over the nearly-completed Agriculture Building. Sheri Poignee serves punch to Susan Witten at the A,WS Big- Little Sister adoption ceremonies. Pat Pollock and Barbara Petty explore the Fine Arts Center, now under construction. ONE-two, ONE-two, OOO'hhh--Ann Malone and June Berry use up enough energy to justify having a coke.

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The little Javelina mascot is really rooting for ABI. Bill Brodnax and Zan Matthies keep watchful eyes on him. Em whole thing is pretty funny. 1 .ft ..,. ar. i ,- e- ,..,,,N..,- -F S , , H- ,mia W , N X 235,, -fi, 'sa a W Q,,J' W X N, t'1 . rr is Ba ,i,Y V, -- f Q, V, --.-wf: WM 4 an fi-f r ir- ,1.,ia.n '2 'aan .X new f grim- H . 81- ,.. as Ear M 7, . N., M lqg.- Study? In the Tejas Room? Well, looks like Julie Dunten, David Patrick, and Mary Martha Miles are doing just that. kia? 2 Thursday night! Bring on the Date- less Dance! Joe Frerking, in the middle, hams for the camera, and Mary Ann Sills smiles prettily. The latest way to avoid studying at May Hall is spinning tops. Lefty Harold Krause winds up as Richard Tullis, Larry Valigura, David Zabel, Al Stock, Buzzy Murphy, Zan Matthies, and Kenneth Webber get excited. , jjjgq f wa-'aa 1 an wgrwrn-:Q sg?-f-'uswiyg Marek means business, but Donna Kellogg thinks as a ...rl-is 1 ww M jing, wmv is .aww ..-ri Q, ,nfl ?E:B9.i L iii! 15 ,w as-1 ,X mr 51151 1

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265 Clubbers Kay Ashworth, Bobby Whatley, Kay Cramer, and David work on a' Dads Day sign. The campus was covered with signs up by organizations, both on Dad's Day and on Homecoming Familiar faces take on many different-and quite interesting- expressions during a pep rally. Anyone recognize Lou Ann Thompson, Myrna Kay McGregor, Elaine Elliff, Farris Schmidt -or the freshman in the reflective pose? ff' 17 Mudpit madness infects everyone after the Homecoming bonfire. W. L. Brown and Bill Copin are among the more recognizable mud- hogs during the traditional tug-of-war. Jean McKim, Homecoming Queen for 1958-59. and her escort, William Jancha, leave the foot- ball field after the half-time presentation. A large crowd enjoys the Homecoming Dance. Among the couples are Teri Martinez and Pots Alaniz, Alton Gene Wills and his date, and Rodney Robb and Earlyne Bailey.