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

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1961 volume:

JT JT Editor SUSIE WILSON Associate Editor ANNE WALLNER TEXAS COLLEGE OF ARTS 2 Sponsor DELMER ASHWORTH AND INDUSTRIES EL RANCHO 19« VOLUME XXXVI KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 3 Speech Building Art Building FRANK e. SMITH FINE ARTS CENTER Music Building 4 Lon C. Hill Physics Hall Home Economics Building Kleberg Agriculture Building Poteet Hall Alfred L. Kleberg Engineering Hall 6 Javelin Gymnasium 7 Jones Auditorium Old Administration Building 8 CONTENTS FACULTY ANO CLASSES..................10 ORGANIZATIONS........................90 SPORTS..............................174 ACTIVITIES..........................208 Life at Texas A I is stimulating because of the varied contribu- tions of many persons and many organizations. Education, the goal of college life, is attained in greater degree because of activities which flourish on the campus. The staff of the 1961 El Rancho has labored earnestly to bring you a record of both classroom and extra-classroom activities. We hope you will find this record one that will evoke many pleasant memories in the years ahead. 9 ADMINISTRATION.......FACULTY JOHN F. LYNCH President Houston VERNON F. NEUHAUS Mission ROBERT C, ECKHARDT Secretary-Treasurer Kingsville JOHN H. WIMBERLY Houston O. E. VAN BERG Mercedes MRS. FRANK MORTON LEWIS Vice-President San Antonio BOARD OF DIRECTORS HARVEY RENGER. M.D. Hallettsville J. C. MARTIN, JR. Laredo ERNEST H. POTEET B.A., M.A., LL.D. President 13 J. C. JERNIGAN B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D. Dean of the College ADMINISTRATION GEORGE McCULLEY B.A., Ph.D. Registrar and Director of Admissions JAMES H COLVIN B.A., M.A. Business Manager JOSEPH SCHNITZEN M.A. Director of Student Personnel Services CARRIE LEE BISHOP B.S., M.S. Dean of Women GEORGE E. VAUGHAN, JR. B.A., M.A. Director of Veterans Affairs and Extension J. E. TURNER B.S., M.Ed. Dean of Men 14 R. J. COOK B.S., M.S„ Professor of Agricul- ture and Associate Director, Di' vision of Agricultura. FRANK H. DOTTERWEtCH B. E., Ph. D., Professor of Engi- neering end Director, Division of Engineering JOHN W, GLOCK B. A.. M.A., Ed.D., Professor of Education and Director, Divi- sion of Teacher Education DIVISION DIRECTORS W. R. Harris, Gulf Sales Manager, presents a check to the college to Dr. Poteet. Dr. J. R. Manning witnesses the transaction. . . J. W. HOWE B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Agriculture and Director, Divi- sion of Agriculture J, R. MANNING B.B.A., M.A., Ph.D.. Professor of Business Administration and Di- rector, Division of Business Ad- ministration ROBERT D. RHODE B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of English and Director. Division of Graduate Studies S. BOYD STEWART B.A., M.A.( Ph.D., Professor of English and Director, Division of Arts and Sciences IS WREATHY AIKEN B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Home Economics and Chairman. De- partment of Home Economics EDWIN R. BOGUSCH B.A., M.A.. Ph.D., Professor of Biology and Chairman, Depart- ment of Biology ELDON D. BRINLEY B.S., B,A„ M.A.. Ed-D.. Professor of Health and Physical Education Chairman, Department of Health and Physical Education JOE E. BROWN B.S., M,S., Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Chairman, De- partment of Economics, Geo- graphy, Sociology and Psycho- logy PAUL C. DAVIS Lt. Col. U. S. Signal Corps, Prof, of Military Science and Tactics, Chairman Dept, of Mil- itary Science and Tactics. J, L. DORROH B. A.. M. A., Ph. D„ Professor of Mathematics and Chairman, Department of Mathematics. LEWIS R. FISHER B.A., M.Ed., Ed.D., Professor of Education and Chairman, De- partment of Education R, J, GALLAWAY B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of English and Chairman, Depart- ment of English DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Dr. Fred Garland loots on as Dr. E. V. Ruhnte checks out the gas chromatograph. 16 FRED M. GARLAND B.S., M.S., Ph D� t Professor of Chemistry and Chairman, De- partment of Chemistry A. F. GROSS B.S., B.S. in Ed., M.A., Pro- fessor of Industrial Arts and Chairman, Department of Indus- trial Arts ALBERT E. JOHNSON B. A., M. A., Ph, D,. Professor of Speech and Chairman, De- partment of Industrial Arts. W. D. JOHNSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D,, Professor of Foreign Languages and Chair- man. Department of Foreign Languages Dr. J. H. McCrocklin and Al Brie- ger admire each other's shoe- shine at a faculty party. OLAN E. KRUSE B.S., M,A„ Ph.D.. Professor of Physics and Chairman, Depart- ment of Physics WILLIAM H. LECKIE B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of History and Chairman, Depart- ment of History JAMES H. McCROCKLIN B.A., M.A., Ph.D,, Professor of Government and Chairman, De- partment of Government C. v. MOONEY B.S. in N.G.E., M.E.. Professor of Engineering and Chairman, Department of Chemical, Petro- leum and Natural Gas Engineer- ing. PRESTON STEDMAN B.A., M.M., Ph.D,, Professor of Music and Chairman, Depart- ment of Fine Arts F. B. WINES B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Agricultural Education and Act- ing Chairman, Department of Agricultural Education 17 WILMER W. ALDRfCH S.S., M.Ed., D.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education GEORGE E, ALLEN B.S.. M.S. Instructor in Biology MARLYN P. BARLOW B.S., M.A., D.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education RUTH E. BELL B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Economies ROBERT E. ANDERSON B.S., M.S., Ph.D, Associate Professor of Physics GEORGE H. ARGUE B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry DELMER ASHWORTH B,A„ B.J., M.A. Assistant Professor of Journalism and Director of College News Service BEN P. BAILEY B.S., M.S., M.F.A. Professor of Art LEO L BAILEY B.S., MA., Ph.D. Professor of Agriculture CHARLES C. BAJ7A B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Pfofessor of Geography FAYE BIBLE B.5., M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics LYLE C, BROWN B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Government - D. C. BAKER B.B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Business Administration HAYATf BALKANLI 8.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering 18 C. E, BURNETT B.A„ M.A. Associate Professor of Edu cation and Director of Place- ment JAY A BUXTON B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology BILL B. BRYANT B.A., M.A.. Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Education $, V, BURKS B,A., M.S. Professor and Head Teacher of Agricultural Education MAY CAMPBELL B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English WILLIAM T. CARLEY B.5., M.S, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education and Head Basketball Coach PAUL R. CHILEN B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Agricul- ture JACK P, CLARK B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Speech State Representative Bridges gives the Young Democrats' Club up-to-date information on the presidential race as Dr. Page nods his approval. GEORGE OTIS COALSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D, Associate Professor of History BILLY E. CONRAD Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army, and Instructor in Military Science and Tactics STEWART E. COOPER SHIRLEY ANN CORBITT B.A., M.A. B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Instructor of HPE HPE EDITH COUSINS B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Socio- logy McHAYDEN DILLARD Lieutenant, U.S. Army, and Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics 19 WILLIAM C, DOMINIK B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music PAUL M. ELLIOTT, JR. B.S.. M.S, Instructor in Physics GENE GREENE B.S. Instructor in Health and Physical Education and Assistant Coach ALFREDO J. ESPINOSA B.S, Instructor in Engineering CLYDE M, GRANT B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English ANN FAREK B.A., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics GEORGE B. FINK B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology ROBERT G. FLANNERY B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages DENNIS B. FORD B.B.A., Ph.D. Professor of Business Admini- stration DOROTHY GASTON B.A., M.A, Assistant Professor of Business Administration WALTER GROSS B.A., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration JOHN S. GROWDON B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics BLANCHE GERBER B.A.. M.S. Instructor in Education GENARO GONZALES B.A., M.A, Instructor in Mathematics 20 JOHNNIE MAE HAUN B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Educa- tion EVELYN F. HERRINGTON B.5.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Educa- tion MIRIAM B. HAMMONS B.A., M.A. Instructor In Education ROGER A. HAUENSTEIN B.S.M., BM., M.A., Assistant Professor of Music Miss Short, Frances Mircovich, and Ann Farmer work in the processing department of the library keeping the titles of the books clear enough to read. JAMES K. KENNEDY B.A., M.A. Instructor in Speech FRED KERSH, JR. B.S. Captain, U.S. Army, and Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics PHILIP D. HISEY B.M.. B.M.E., M M.E. Instructor in Music JANIE HOLLAND B.A. Assistant Librarian WILLIAM W. HOLT, JR. B.A.. M.A. Instructor in English WILLIAM ROBERT HOOD B.S., M.S. Professor of Psychology DONALD L. HOWETH Master Sergeant, U,S. Army, and Instructor in Military Science and Tactics KATHERINE S. KANTZ B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English v JOHN W. KINCAID B.A-. M.M.E. Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Band LOUIS R. KOEPPE B.A. Instructor in Geography 21 EMERSON KORGES B.S., M.S., M.E. Professor of Electrical Engi- neering and Plant Consultant DONALD G. LEE B.S. Captain, U.S. Army and As- sistant Professor of Military Science. DWAIN E. MANSKE B.A., M.A. Instructor in English FRANKLIN ALFRED LEE B.A., M.A. Director. Church of Christ Bible Chair OPHELIA MANNING B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Edu- cation IRVING O. LINGER B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Business Admini- stration JACK H. LITTLE B.S. Instructor in Health and Phy- sical Education and Assistant Coach R. F. McEOWEN B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Indus- trial Arts roy gene McMullen B.S.. M.S. Instructor in Physics M. B. McMURRY ELS. Instructor in Engineering D. A. MAYHEW REV. THOMAS L. MEANY B.A., M.A., B.S. Assistant Professor of Director, Catholic Government Bible Chair NORMAN L. McNEIL B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of English LAWRENCE H. McQUERREY B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Music 22 JACK E. MILLER B.B.A., M.Ed. Instructor in Business Admini- stration MELVIN MILLER B.A.. M.A. Instructor in History LESLIE L MELBERN M.A. Associate Professor of Business Administration E. H. MILLER B.S., M.S. in M.E., B.S. in E.E. Assistant Professor of Petroleum and Gas Engineering Mr, ScKwar and Mr. Truitt seem to be enjoy- ing themsGkes at a faculty party. JOHN W. MILSOM B.A., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics LAURYN MIZELL B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English LOUIS C. MOLONEY B.S., M.S., B.L.S. Assistant Librarian NED C. MORRIS B.A. Acting Librarian ESTON EDELL MORRISON B.S.. M.S. Instructor in Biology MARVIN W. MOUNCE B.S. Assistant Librarian JAMES W. NEATHERLIN B.A., M.A. Instructor in English DAVID NEHER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Agriculture J. K. NORTHWAY D.V.M. Adjunct Professor of Agricul- ture ELIZABETH ANN OLIPHANT B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics 23 PETER A. ORTIZ B AM.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages A. MAYLAND PAGE B.A., M.A., Ph D. Assistant Professor of History E. V. RUHNKE B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry RALPH C. RUSSELL B.B.A., M.B.A., Professor of Business Administration ROBERT T. PARTAIN B.B.A., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration R. D. PERRY B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics JOHN C. RAYBURN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History ROBERT H. REIFSCHNEIDER B.S.. M.Ed.. D.Ed. Assistant Professor of Educa- tion J. A RICKARD B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Government C. J. ROBERTS B.S.. M.Ed.. B.D. Director of Campus Christian Fellowship NAN ROBERTS B.A., MA Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education JAMES ROBINSON B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics HARRY 8. SANDERS JEFF D. SANDERS B.S.. M.A. B.5. Assistant Professor of Instructor in Biology English 24 CARLOS EDWARD SCHOETTLE B.Ed„ M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Agri- c ult ure MARY KATHRYN SCHRECK ELS. Instructor in Health and Physical Education THOMAS SCHLOTTERBACK B.F.A., M.F.A. Instructor in Art HILDEGARD SCHMALENBECK B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English SARA ANN SCHROEDER ELF.A.. M.F.A. Instructor in Art ROY ALLEN SCHUSTER B.S. Assistant Professor of Petro- leum and Natural Gas Engi- neering JAMES PHILIP SCHWAR B.S.. M.S.E. Assistant Professor of Engi- neering LOIS SHORT B.A.. B.S. M.A. Assistant Librarian J. S. Growdon J. W. Milsom, and Genaro Gonzales seem to be having a very interesting conversation in the Tejas room. IRVING H. SMITH B.A.. M.A. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History JESSE R. SMITH A.S., B.S. Instructor In Chemistry BEN J. SOUTH B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics GIL E. STEINKE B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of HPE, Head Coach and Director of Athletic D. J. STINEBAUGH B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Edu- cation, MARK A. STUPP B.M., M.M. Associate Professor of Music. 25 DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR B.A.. M.A., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Speech DONNAL TIMMONS B.A., B.D. Director, Baptist Bible Chair JACK M. WRIGHT B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology HOWARD R. YEARGAN B.S., M.S. Instructor in Econom- ics PAUL W. TREPTOW B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Engi- neering MARCUS M, TRUITT B E. in C.E., M.S. In C.E Professor Engineering J Jp WILLIAM D. TUXBURY B.B,A„ M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Busi- ness Administration GEORGE E. VINSON Sergeant, U-$. Army, and In- structor in Military Science and Tactics ARCHIE WEHMEYER Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army, Instructor in Military Science and Tactics JOHN S. WESTMORELAND B.S., M.S.. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemi- stry BOBBY RAY YORK M.A. Instructor in Business Administration KATHRYNE B. WHITELAW B.B.A., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Busi- ness Administration VICTOR H. WOODS Sergeant, U.S. Army, and In- structor in Military Science and Tactics 26 A I CITRUS AND VEGETABLE TRAINING CENTER DR. P. W. ROHRBAUGH B.A., M.S.. Ph.D. Director of the Training Center DR. R. F. LEYDEN B.S., M.S., Ph D. Assistant Professor of Agriculture REX REINKING B.S., M.S. Instructor in Agriculture R. A. HENSZ B.S., M.S. Instructor in Agriculture The A I Citrus and Vegetable Training Center is located near Weslaco, in the lower Rio Grande Valley. Here� a laboratory has been developed for providing advanced training for students majoring in horticulture and special courses for persons In- terested in citrus and vegetable growing. ETHEL JONES CLAUDE LAWRENCE Secretary to the Director Farm Manager Aerial view 27 ESTELLE ANDERSON Director of Poteet Hall BETTY BARTLEY Secretary, Extension Teaching LOU BOLTON Food Manager, Lewis Hall ROZENA BOYER Food Manager. Loftin Hall AL BRIEGER B.A, Director, Student Union Building C. W. BRODNAX Farm Manager LUCILLE DELERY Director, Student Health Service A. F. DOERFLER MARGARET ENGLISH Superintendent of Maintenance Director of Lewis Hall and Grounds ANTHONY A, GARDT Property Custodian, ROTC JAMES R. GRIFFIN Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army Signal Corps, and Administrative Assistant, ROTC STAFF Mrs, Harriette Owens gives instructions to Mary Ella Lanier and Doris Green, staff assistants, dur- ing the rush of registration. 28 JIMMIE HARVEY Director of May Hall THOMAS HARRIS Acting Manager of Bookstore JIMMIE R. HINCHEY HULINE HOUSTON Sergeant, U.S. Army Signal Corps, Director of and Administrative Assistant, ROTC Seale Hall J. L JENSON Auditor BESSIE JONES Food Manager, Poteet Hall SHIRLEY JONES Secretary to the Dean RUTH MARSHALL Secretary, Teacher Education HARRIETTE OWENS Assistant Registrar MAUDE RAGSDALE Director of Baugh Hall ORA PARKER Director of Eclthardt Hall GEORGE M. SIMONS Purchasing Agent LENA PROKOP Publications Secretary NORA V. WILKERSON College Nurse IRIS RAGAN Director of Cousins Hall MRS. JOE ZIMMER Director, Student Union Commons 29 e FROM LEFT: Hayes Warden, Sue West, Janice Crouch, Ronnie Murray, Fran Pollard, Pat Corn, FRESHMAN CLASS PAT CORN HAYES WARDEN SUE WEST .. OFFICERS . President FRAN POLLARD . Vice-President JANICE CROUCH . Reporter RONNIE MURRY ............ Secretary-Treasurer . ....... Parliamentarian Student Council Representative PARVIZ BILL JUDITH ADJUDANI ALDEN ALLISON Tehran, Iran Mexico City Bishop DOROTHY GASTON A. EDITH ALMOND ALVAREZ AMSDEN Alice Kingsville Bishop SHARON MARY ALICE ASHER BAINGO Irving Mercedes BARBARA BANFIELD, Alice DALE BARNARD, Rockport JEANETTE BARTH, Elsa CARL BARTON, Karnes City JERRY BARTON, Kingsville Mary Louise Eggert and Martha Jo Hornung give registration instructions to one of many freshmen, Sandra Sturm. LESLIE BEATY Harlingen BEVERLY BEAUCHAMP Bishop PATSY JANET BECKER BEECHNER Mirando City LaFeria JO BERGQUIST, McAllen WOODY BESSE. Alice BETTY BILLINGS. Bruni BETTYE BOGGAN, FalWias DENNIS BOHAC, Skidmore ANNETTE MELVIN JEROME BOHANNON BOHANNAN BOLLOM Calalien Tynan Alice LELA BOONE Freer DON JON BECKY BRAKE BRANDON Dilley Palacios RUTH CAROL BRANNON BRAUN Refugio Alice JOHN BREMER Sinton DONALD EARLINE JOSEPH BRILLHART BROOKS BROWN Kingsville Lampasas Pettus RICHARD BROWN Bishop DAVID BRUMMETT Beeville EDWARD BRUNDRETT Skidmore MARY K. BUNCH Alice LUAN BURCHERS. Kingsville JOEL BURNS, Boling MIKE BURRIS, Karnes City BOB BUTTS, Beeville PEGGY CARDWELL, Banquete TRICIA CAREY Calallen PHYLLIS SHARON GARY JERRY CARLILE CARMICHAEL CARPENTER CARRUTH Mission Port Lavaca Uvalde Elsa WALLACE C, CARTER. Bellaire MARY FRANCES CARUSO. La Feria SYLVIA CAVAZOS. La Feria JOYCE CHAFEE, Kingsville CHARLES CHERRINGTON, Harlingen PAT BILL JOHNNY BOBBY GUY CHILDERS CHITWOOD CHRISTENSEN CLARK CLARK Muleshoe Falfurrias Riviera RaymondvUle Roclcport RUTH ANNE SUSIE RONNIE COLE COLYER COOK Los Fresnos Corpus Christi Matagorda 32 JANE PAT VERNON COPE CORN COUCH Harlingen Somerset Weslaco GLORIA JEAN ANNIE RUTH SUNNY DENNIS COVER COWAN COWARD CRANE Robstown Kingsville Houston Refugio JANICE ELLIN CROUCH San Benito TOMMY CROW, Aransas Pass EDWARD DACKE, Kingsville CAROLINE DAILY, Alice MARY DANIELS, Ingleside JEAN IE DAVIS, Fremont Freshmen girls line up on the sidewalk awaiting the arrival ot the boys in the race from the college. MIKE DAVIS Alice CLETA G. C. DAWSON DEAN Weslaco Bishop EVA NINA DE LEON DE LOS SANTOS Kingsville Robstown ANN DILLON, Houston HOWARD DILTS, Sacramento, Calif. BURT DINCANS, Houston JOHN DODSON, Houston LARRY DOFFING, San Juan JIM LYNN WALT DOWE DRAWE DUBOSE Falurrias Mercedes Alice TOMMY DUNN Beeville WILLIAM DURHAM Kingsville BARBARA EATON Mercedes MICKEY EDENS Kingsville SARAH EIDSON McAllen 33 IRENE NANCY D. THELMA LEONEL BILL KENNETH MARY BOB ELLIS ESPENLAUB ESTRINGEL FARIAS FARRAR FIELDER, JR. FISHER FLANNERY San Antonio Harlingen San Diego Delmita San Antonio New Braunfels Kingsville Blanco ELWOOD FOERSTER, Bishop GALAND FOX, Raymondville ANNA FRANKE, Uvalde NANCY FRAIZER, Abilene PAT FRIED, Alice WILLIE FUCHS Weimar ROBERT KAREN FULBRIGHT GANTT Hebbronville McAllen ALMA G. J. M. GARCIA GARCIA Kingsville Kingsville JOSE GARCIA, Benavides ROSIE GARZA, Kingsville DIXIE GEORGE, Kingsville WAYDE GILLIAM, Kingsville DAVID GLAZENER, San Antonio J. R. MARIA GOLDEN GOMEZ Center Point Kingsville ROBERT JOE LARRY GOODE GORDON GREEN San Benito San Juan Ganado KAY GREGG San Antonio SCOTT GREGORCYK Mathis G. A. GREGORCZYK Skidmore 34 JEANNINE GULLETT Victoria RAFAEL JESSE MANUEL GUERRA, JR. GUTIERREZ GUTIERREZ Rio Grande City Bishop Bishop JAMES LEO HAGAR Kingsville DIANNE HAMILTON Bishop HARRY A. HAMILTON Matador TOM HANLEY Houston ROBERT HARDER, Fafftrrias LEONARD RAY HARMON, Anahuac CALVIN HAYES, Belton DIANA HAZLEWOOD, Edroy FRANK HEIN, San Antonio ROBERT HERNANDEZ, Austwell J. T. HILL, Taft BARBARA HILLER, Kingsville NITA HOLLIDA, Harlingen MERRY HOLLON, San Benito EDWARD HOLUB Alice ANDREW F. HORVATH Trenton, NJ. BENNY HOWARD ROSS HUEGLER Middleton, NJ. Beeville CHARLIE RUTH PAMELA DAVID HUGHES HUTCHINS HUTTO INCE San Antonio Kingsville Sa:i Antonio Gonzales 35 SUSIE JARRATT Brownsville ERNEST RONALD JIM B. W, JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSTON JONES Bey City Mirando City Alice Mercedes CHARLES EDWARD ELIZABETH JONES JUNGMAN KANT Freer Bishop Clearwater, Fla. KAREN KELLER, Fredericksburg KATHY KELLER, Austin BILL KESSLER, San Antonio HARRIETT KEOUGHAN, San Antonio CAROL KIDD, George West GERALD BETTY KILPATRICK KINCAID Midland Sabinal CAROLYN PATSY KING KNIGHT Bloomington Kenedy JUDY KOLIBA, Corpus Christi JAMES KRAUS, Corpus Christ! THOMAS KRUEGER, Harlingen WOODY LANDRY, Corpus Christi DIANE LANGWORTHY, San Antonio WILLIAM CHARLES JUDY NINI BILL IRMA JO NELL JOE LAWS LE BLANC LEHMAN LITTLETON LJUNGDAHL LOPEZ LUCE LYSTRAP Corpus Christi Rockport Brownsville San Antonio San Antonio Falfurrias Rocksprings Beeville 36 SANDRA PATSY MAC MAHON MAGEE Alice Eneinal PATSY MAHONEY Mathis JOAN MARTIN San Antonio OSCAR MARTINEZ Laredo YVONNE MATLOCK Bishop CAROLYN MAY Riviera MARY LOU MEADER San Antonio JUDEEN MELDE, Bishop GERALDINE MERRICK, Harlingen CONNIE MILLER, Edna ALVIN MIX, San Diego, Calif. VIRGINIA MOFFETT, Alice Pat Fried, Cleta Dawson, Ann Dillion, and Sarah Eidson present There's a Hole in the Bucket ' to the hysterical delight of the upperclassmen at the Freshmen Follies. NANCY BILL PATSY JESUS MONTGOMERY MORGAN MORGAN MOLINA Sinton Corpus Christi Alice Kingsville EDELMIRO MORALES, Zapata REYNALDO MORALES, Falfurrias ALFREDO MORENO, Beeville NED MORITZ, Fredericksburg KEN MUELLER, Yorktown RACHEL MUNGIA Kingsville REBECCA MUNOZ Kingsville RONNIE MURRAY CAROL McAFEE Corpus Christi Laredo BITS PATRICK PAT THEO McAlister McBride McBride McCOOL Carrizo Springs Corpus Christi Laredo San Antonio 37 PHILIP JOHN McCORMICK McCURDY Kingsville ReevilJe DALE JOYCE McFarland McKELler Freer Premonf LESLIE McNEILL Portland EDDIE McVEY Houston LINDA CHUCK NAJERA NATTINGER Kingsville Elsa CONRAD NIETSCH, Agua Dulce LUDIE NERIO, Rangerville DONNIE NEWCOMB, Dilley BUTCH NEWTON, San Benito TONY NOBLES, Orange JEANETTE NORRIS Mathis EVELYN OFFICER San Antonio RAUL PALACIOS Laredo ANNE PARK Aransas Pass JUDY PARR Robstown CAROL PEAY, Elsa LYDIA PENA, Roma BALDIEMAR PEREZ, Rio Grande City BEATRICE PEREZ, Ben Bolt MARIO PEREZ, Beeville THOMAS JAMES PESEK PIEPER Jourdanton Beeville CHRIS TIM JERRY PILLOT PLACKE POGUE New Braunfels Yoalcum Cotulla COOKIE POPP San Antonio BETTY POTEET San Antonio JACK PRATT Corpus Christi 38 ANDRES REYES Alice SHARON RICE Corpus Christ! FRANK ROBERTS Raymondville ANN ROBINSON Premont ROBIN ROBINSON Alice DUKE ROGERS Kingsville NANCY CHARLIE ROGERS ROSS Pleasanton Premont MONTE ROQUETTE, Rockport DONALD RUSSELL, Bay City CLIFF SADLER, Hondo JULIO SAENZ, Rio Grande City GLORIA SALINAS, Kingsville Carl Snyder and Guy Clarke entertain the upperclassmen at the Freshman Follies by playing their guitars and! sing- ing folk music. LINDA SALYER Nordhelm CYNTHIA SANDER Delmita FRED SAWYER Three Rivers JAMES SCARBROUGH Kingsville JANE SCHICKE, Palacios JACQUELINE SCHMALSTIEG Sinton DEANNA SCHMITZ, San Antonio LEROY SCHULMEIER, San Antonio NANCY SCHWEBEL, Santa Rosa JAN SCOGGINS San Antonio JOHNNY SEARCY San Antonio BOBBY SHAFER Bloomington PARVIZ CHARLES SHAHABI SHELDON Kashmar, Iran Donna SHERRY SHIELDS Tuscola KAREN SIMLER Kerrville JOHN SMART Taft JOHNNY JERRY SMEJKAL SMITH BeeviJIe Alice SANDRA SMITH Dilley CARL SNYDER Rockport JUDY SODEN Houston LYNDA VAN JEAN SPARKMAN SPARKMAN STACY Quanah Quanah Pearsall JEAROLD STEINER, San Benito WILLIAM STERLING, Bay City MARILYN STEPHENSON, Harlingen JANET STEUBING, San Antonio JOHN STIEGLER, Hondo MARK SANDRA STOCK STURM Robstown Alice DANNY SECUNDINO BILLIE SUTTON TAMEZ TARBUTTON Shawnee, Okla. Robstown Mission SXJP BETTY TAYLOR, San Antonio LAURA THETFORD, Tilden MARY THOMPSON, Taft WANDA TRANT, Kingsville DELIA TREVINO, Bishop SHARRON WARREN TRIBLE TROST Bishop Pasadena MARY ZADA DOLORES RENE TRUSSELL TURBERVILLE TWIST VENECIA Kingsville La Feria Kingsville Encino CORENE WALLACE Kingsville TOMMIE WALLACE Harlingen 40 LARRY WALLEK Skidmore HAYS WARDEN Rockport JEANETTE WARNER Robstown SUSAN ELVA CHARLOTTE SUE WATERBURY WEDGEWORTH WELLBORN WEST San Antonio Hebbronville San Antonio Rio Hondo SUZANNE WHEATLEY Alice BOB WHITE, Norfolk, Virginia DARRELL WHITLOCK, Mercedes JEAN WHITMAN, Robstown JAMES WHITTEN, Odem BOBBY WHITWORTH, Zada Turberville, Janice Crouch, and Sarah Eidson join in singing the Hoggie Fight Song at the annual shirttail parade. HARRIET TROY WHITWORTH WICKER Corpus Christi Alice JERRY DOUG WILBURN WILLIAMS Edna Victoria CAROL WINSAUER, Mathis CATHERINE WISE, Alice DELIA WRIGHT, Alice KAREN WRIGHT, Brownsville RODNEY WOMACK, McAllen ADELIA WOOD Pleasanton JOHN WOOD Floresville JUDI WUENSCHE Premont DANNY YARBROUGH Victoria JOHN YOUNG Brownsville EDWARD ZALMANEK Alice BUDDY ZAPLAC Alice TERESA ZUNIGA Hebbronville CHARLOTTE ALLEN, Corpus Christi JAMES ALLEN, Corpus Christi JERRY ALLEN, Rio Hondo SANDRA ASCHEN, Cuero RON AVERY, Corpus Christi WAYNE BACON, San Antonio CHRISTY BAIZE, Corpus Christi BETTY BALES, Ingleside GLEN ROY BALKO, Robstown GAYLE BAKERD, San Antonio PEGGY GLENNA BASS BEATY Corpus Christi Harlingen ART ARTHUR BECKWITH BEKEN Weslaco Weimar RUDY BENDIXEN, San Benito BOBBY BERRYHILL, Harlingen RICK BIXBY, San Antonio JIM BLACK, Victoria TOMMY BOMAR, Three Rivers TOMMY BORCHERS, Beeville MANUEL BOSQUEZ, Robstown BETTY BRALY, Three Rivers ROY MASSEY BRAND, Orange Grove CARY BRAN DOM, McAllen 43 BETTY BRANNEN, San Antonio BILL BRILLHART, Kingsville BILLY BROWN, Lockhart JAMES BROWN, San Antonio JIM BRUSENHAN, Coleman CYNTHIA BRYAN, Falfumas RICHARD BUCHEN, Los Fresnos DON BUCKALEW, Corpus Christi GENE BULL, Bishop ROBERT BURKE, Corpus Christi BOBBYE LASCA BURNAM BUTLER Pearsall Kenedy LAWSON DIVINA BUTLER CABRERA Corpus Christi Robstown B C CAFFALL Beeville LELA CASH Lyford JIMMY CHUCK Sabinas, Mex PAT CLAUSEWITZ San Antonio JEFF CLEVELAND, Corpus Christi CAROL COLLE, Alice BOBBY COLLINS, San Antonio GENE CONWAY, Brownsville CARMEN CORTINAS, Kingsville LOIS CORY, El Campo J. C. CROW, San Antonio CAROLYN CUMBERLAND, Kingsville KATHLEEN, CUMBERLAND, Kingsville PAUL CURTIS, Cotulla 44 GALE DALEY, Beevllle HAROLD DAVIS, Beeville BOBBY DAY, Rio Hondo ANNA LEE DEAN, Harlingen JOE DE LA PENA, Laredo IONA DE LEON, Alice CARLOS DE LOS SANTOS, Rio Grande City MARY DIAZ DE LEON, Robstown LYNNE DIMALINE, Aransas Pass SUZIE DRAWE, Weslaco Bui7y White entertains ROTC Cadet Lady Wilene Wishert with his chatter at an ROTC tea for the ladies. KAYE FRANKLIN, Bishop ROSE MARIE FUENTES, Corpus Christi GARY GADIKE, El Campo DORA GALVAN, Sebastean GLORIA ELMA GARCIA, Kingsville INEZ GARCIA, Kingsville AMELIA GARZA, Corpus Christi MARY OFELIA GARZA, Kingsville NINFA GARZA, Hebbronville ALBERT GEISLER, Dayton, Ohio BILL DUDLEY Elsa FRED DUNCAN Laredo PATTI SUE ELDER Kingsville HECTOR ELIZONDO Laredo THOMAS ANN ELLIOTT FARMER Pawnee Kingsville HENRY FERNANDEZ Laredo DURWOOD FLETCHER Ft. Worth 45 WILBURN GIDEON, Dilley BILL GOODWIN, George West RICHARD GORDON, Ingleside DICK GOSS, Belmont MARGIE GRAHAM, Brownsville MORY GRAY, Harlingen ZAC GRAY, Uvalde SYLVIA GUERRERO, Hebbronville BILL HALL, Port Isabel WILLIAM HAGAR, Kingsville WOODY DICK HAGEN HARBIN Gonzales Uvalde DAVID DONALD HARRINGTON HARRIS Pearsall Rio Hondo ROBIN HARRIS Lyford DOUG HARVEY Kingsville JAMES HARVILL San Benito GEORGE HAVELKA Banquete RIPLEY HAUSER, Kingsville KENNETH HAWKINS, Portland BOBBIE HAYNIE, Raymondville VERA HEAD, Bay City JAMES DOYLE HEDRICK, Norman, Okla. JOHN HEINZE, Port Isabel JOHN HICKMAN, Austin DAVID HINOJOSA, Kingsville LOIS HOOVER, Corpus Christi LAYNE HOPPE, Van Vleck 46 WALTER HORTON, Medina SANDRA HUGHES, Freer JOANN HUNTSINGER, Mathis JACK JACKSON, Stockdale JERRY JACKSON, Abilene LEN JEWITT, San Antonio BUDDE JOHNSON, Harlingen DAVID JONES, Alice PEGGY JORDAN, McAllen LAMAR JOSEPH, Alice DUANE KLENKE Falfurrias CHARLES KLIMICEK Wharton JOHN HARRY DALE KUBA LANGLEY Cedar Rapids, Robstown Iowa DONALD LEE, Corpus Christi HERSHALL LEINNEWEBER, Harlingen ANNE LILLEY, Harlingen DALE LONDON, Corpus Christi OMAR LONGORiA, Encino ELDA LOPEZ, Zapata MEMA LOPEZ, Alice TRINIE LOPEZ, Corpus Christi ROSITA MARiA LOPEZ, Alice GLORIA LUNA, New Braunfels 47 PAT MALOAN, Port Isabel ELFIDO MARTINEZ, Kingsville JAMES MASSEY, Bellaire GAIL MATLOCK, Houston ANN MAYO, Odem BILL MEEK, Kingsville FELIPE MENDOZA, Laredo SYLVIA MENDOZA, Kingsville WAYNE MENIFEE, San Antonio BETTY MEREDITH, Aransas Pass KATRINA MEREDITH, Corpus Christi DAN PETE JOHN LARRY MILLER MIREUR MITCHELL MOLDER Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Harlingen SAMUEL KENNETH JACKSON BARBARA ANN MORENO MORGAN MOSS MULLEN Laredo Belton Laredo Alice JO ANN MYERS, Falfurrias LYNN McCLANAHAN, Kingsville DIANA McCOLLUM, San Antonio SANDRA McCULLOUGH, Refugio PAT McDONALD, Freer NOMA McGREGOR, Baytown EDWIN McKAY, Aransas Pass SUE NEAL, San Angelo BOBBY NEDBALEK, Taft SIDNEY NEIDHART, McAllen DANNY NESKORA, Woodsbo ro 48 TRUMAN OLSON, Mercedes RONNIE ORRELL, Corpus Christi MARY PARKER, Pleasanton JOY PATTERSON, Corpus Christi PAT PEDERSON, Bishop WINSTON PEEPLES, Karnes City ALFONSO PENA, San Antonio C A. PERRY, Kingsville JACK PETERS, Crystal City SANDRA PETERSEN, El Campo PAM PEYTON, Benavides Sandra Hughes and Christy Baize talcs care of the polls while a student casts her ballot. JIMMY VERNE RAGAN RAGLE Austin Tall HENRY JIM RAMIREZ RAMSAY Laredo Corpus Christi SHELLEY RANGE, Skidmore MACK RAY, Sinton CATHY RICHARDS, San Benito BILL RICHARDSON, Harlingen LINDA RICHARDSON, Goliad I WILL RICHMOND, McAllen LARRY RICHTER, Alice CAROL ANN ROBERTS, Bishop PAULA ROBERTS, Robstown LUPE ROCHA, Corpus Christi ANA MARIA RODRIGUEZ, Mirando City 49 CARLOS RODRIQUEZ, Laredo PAT ROGERS, Houston FRANCES SAENZ, Santa Elena ILEANNA SAENZ, Santa Elena NELDA SALINAS, Hebbronville LA MAR SANCHEZ, Alice PAUL SANDERS, San Antonio SANDY SANDIDGE, Bandera HAROLD SANFORD, Corpus Christi JACK SESSIONS, Yoakum SARA SUE SHELEY, Baytown VERLA VICTOR IRMA JULIAN SHUTTLESWORTH SMITH SOLIZ STEGALL Beeville Raymondville Kingsville Alice DE ETTE WILLIAM JAMES ARLEAN STEINLE STENDEBACH STRONG TAYLOR Jourdanton San Antonio Sandia Laredo MARY JOY TAYLOR, McAllen PAT TAYLOR, Alice GERALD THOMAS, Alice DOROTHY THOMPSON, Edcouch CAROLYN THORMAEHLEN, San Juan KENNETH A. TRAPP, Somerset ARMENIA TREVINO, Kingsville TOM TRUHE, Mission BETH TURCOTTE, Sarita MARSHALL TURNER, Sinton MINA VALDEZ, San Diego 50 WILLIAM VANCE, Refugio RICHARD VAN PELT, Uvalde ALVARO VELA, Zapata HERMAN VELA, Port Lavaca CLARK VENCILL, Harlingen JOE VICKERS, Corpus Christi SYLVIA MARTINEZ VILLARREAL, Robsfown SYLVIA VILLARREAL, Laredo MIAN WAJID, Lahore, Pakistan MARY WALKER, Three Rivers NANCY WARD, Corpus Christi IMau Mau Royalty, Queen Susan Tegardem and King Willie Crafts, crowned by Dick Goss and Johnny Mitchell. The look on Mary Ella Lanier's face shows the gaiety of the occasion. LESLIE BOB WHEELER WHITE Sugar Land Bishop BONNIE JUDY WHITE WHITENER Corpus Christi Luting E. C. WILLMANN, Mathis JACK WILLY, Houston BETH WILSON, Alice WALTER WILSON, Portland JAMES WINKLE, Aransas Pass WILLENE WISHERT, Karnes City RICHARD WORDEN, Robstown ALBERT WRIGHT,-Beeville MARCIAL ZAMORA, Lyford JIMMIE PEARL ZAPLAC, Alice BETTY ZUPAN, San Antonio 51 FROM LEFT: Reynold Yesella, Gary Hobbs, Sylvia Dailey, Harvey Boit, Nancy Siiemore, Herb Ernst. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President 52 REYNOLD VESELKA GARY HOBBS ..... SYLVIA DAILEY ... Vice-President . - . . Reporter NANCY SIZEMORE HERB ERNST .... HARVEY BOTT .... ............ Secretary-Treasurer ................ Parliamentarian Stundent Council Representative ROLAND AGUILAR, Brownsville CARLOS ALVARADO, Lozano LYNN ANDERSON, Corpus Christ� JOHN BAREFIELD, Braclcenridge BOBBY BARTA, Gonzales RICHARD BARTON, Kingville AIDA BENAVIDES, Kingsville JANET BERGLUND, Rio Hondo MARY ALICE BERLANGA, Corpus Christi BOBBIE BERRY, Kingsville Victi Eborle. Mrs, Bishop and Terry Moore are among those in the receiving line to greet prospective sorority pledges, Corane Wallace, Pat Rogers, and Sue Jarrett, at the Inter- sorority Tea. LARRY JAMES BIERSTEDT BILLINGS Orange Grove Beeville BOBBY JOHN BIRDWELL BOECK Jourdanton Alice FRED JOEL BOENING BOLEN Yoakum Kingsville JACK BOLLINGER Sealy BILL BONDS Robstown HARVEY, BOTT, San Antonio GEORGE BRADBURY, McAllen PAULA BUCK, Kenedy BURT BUNCH, Alice JOHNNIE BUNK, Bay City KENNETH BURKHOLDER, San Antonio ANNE BURNS, Utopia PAUL BURNS, Kenedy TED BUTLER, Corpus Christi PEGGY CAIN, San Benito 53 MICKIE CAMPBELL, Robstown PAT CARNEY, San Antonio JACK CARPENTER, Katy KAY CARTER, San Antonio GILBERT CASTANEDA, Raymondville DAVID CASTILLO, Kingsville NANCY CAVAZOS, San Benito DONALD CHAMRAD, Mineral JUDY CHELLETTE, Kingsville JACK CLARKE. Sinton ARLEIGH ALBERT CLARY CLEMENTS Freer Louise CHARLES JIM COLE COLEMAN Los Fresnos Kingsville BOB COLTRIN Sinton BARBARA CORNELIUS Pleasanton JUDY COTTON San Antonio SYLVIA DAILEY Fort Worth COLEMAN DAVENPORT, Uvalde AMPARO DELGADO, Crystal City RAUL DELGADO, Corpus Christi TONY DEROUEN, Kingsville DON DOERFLER, Kingsville JERRY DORRIS, Brownsville ROSS DOUGHTY, Uvalde JACK DOUGLAS, Sinton PAUL DRAKE, George West JOYCE DUNCAN, El Campo 54 ARCHIE DWORACZYK, Long Mott VICKI EBERLE, Carrizo Springs RUTH EMBREE, Corpus Christi PAT EMMERY, Refugio CARL ENGLERTH, La Feria MARIA ENRIQUEZ, San Luis Potosi, Mexico PAT ERMLER, Kingsville HERBERT ERNST, Somerset LARRY ERNST, Harlingen PAT EUBANKS, Refugio TOMMY JIM FERGUSON FISCHER Harlingen Ganado DICK LARY FLANNERY FRANKS Blanco McAllen RUTH FUENTES, Kingsville RONNIE GANTT, McAllen AGRIPINO GARCIA, New Gulf FRANK GARCIA, Alice LORENZO GARCIA, Benavides RUBEN GARCIA, Corpus Christi SENESCIO GARCIA, Kingsville JERRY GARRETT, Raymondville MARY GARRETT, Kingsville ROBERT GARZA, Weslaco 55 SILVESTRE GARZA, Robstown GARY GATTON, Price JOE GATTON, Price CAROLYN GETTS, San Antonio JERRY GILLIS, McRae, Georgia GLEN GOSSETT, Kingsville RAY GRANADO. Beeville JANE GRAVER, San Benito JERRY GRAVER, San Benito RONALD GREATHOUSE. McAllen PAT HAGAN Orange Grove PHYLLIS HALEKAKIS Alice BOBBY HAND Victoria TRAVIS HAYDEN Jourdanton HERBERT JARRELL HAYNES HAYES Vanderbilt Belton EVALYNN GERRELL HENDRIX HENLEY Taft Banquete LUTE HERNANDEZ, Uvalde MEL HICKEY, Markham DANNY HILLER, Victoria BETTY HINKEL, Cotulla LYDIA HINOJOSA, Alice GARY HOBBS, Corpus Christi MARGIE HOBRECHT, Kingsville NORRIS HODGE, Kingsville RICK HOFFMAN, Alice PAT HOGAN, Odem 56 JERRY HOLLON, San Benito SARAH HOOVER, Corpus Christi MIKE HUDLOW, Childress SUE HUMES, Sinton MARY JACOBS, Hebbronville STRAUD JACOBS, Hebbronville JOHN JAMESON, Houston JAMES JAY, Alice GERALD JOHNSON, Kenedy JOHN JOHNSON, Comstock BARRY JONES Kingsville JOE JONES Kingsville ANGUS JORDAN McAllen MEDFORD KEATH Sabinal EDMUND KOLIBA, Corpus Christi MILTON KUEHN, Corpus Christi R. G. KURZ, Somerset RONNIE LANE, Odem MARY ELLA LANIER, Kingsville IRENE LEAL, Laredo CLAY LIEDECKE, Corpus Christi MYRTA KAY LILES, San Benito MARY LINK, Corpus Christi PATTI LJUNGDAHL, Sabinal 57 DAVID LOCHER, Corpus Christi SOCORRO LONGORIA, La Feria JESUS LOPEZ, Laredo MIKE LOWRIE, Corpus Christi LARRY LUCAS, Harlingen MEHDI MAHDAVI, Teheran, Iran ANN MALONE, Beeville GEORGE ANNE MAUN. Falfurrias IRMA MARTINEZ, Kingsville JUAN A. MARTINEZ. Kingsville ROSINA BILL MAX MARTINEZ MEADOWS MEISCH Laredo Victoria Waco OSCAR MENDEZ Laredo ROBERT MEYER Goliad ARMANDO SALLIE MILO MILNER Laredo Bay City FRANCES M1RCOVICH LINDA MOORE, Refugio CESAR MORALES, Ciudad Acuna, Mexico CESAR MORALES, Zapata LILIANA MORALES, Corpus Christi SANDRA MORGAN, Kenedy DOROTHY MORRIS, Beeville MARILYN McCORD, San Benito PETE McDANIEL, Harlingen DENNIS McDCNALD, Ingfeside DOVIE MCDONALD, La Feria 58 DANNIE McFADDEN, Brownsville JUDY McKEE, Alice JUDY NEW, fngleside NANCI NEWMAN, Bay City JIMMIE NIX, Goliad MERRY LYNN NONMACHER, San Antonio MARIE NORQUEST, Edinburg FELIX OCANAS, Robstown JANICE ORTS, Floresville FLORENCIO PEREZ, Mercedes JIM PENNY ED PETRASH POTTER PRESTON Victoria EJsa Brownsville SALLY RANKIN. Harlingen KENNETH REED, Groves PAT RIEK, Corpus Christi FRANCES ROBINSON, Premont ERASMO RODRIGUEZ, Oilton MARIA RODRIGUEZ. Kingsville LAZARO ROMERO, Combes BEVERLY ROPER, Raymondville BOB RUNDBERG, Kingsville TOMMY RUSSELL, Kingsville ARLINE PUCKETT San Antonio ANDRES RAMOS Laredo ESTEVAN SAENZ, Brum SEVER1N0 SAENZ, Santa Elena LAURO SALDANA, Mercedes AMALIA SALDIVAR, Corpus Christi KARL SCHLESSIGER, Lyford BEN SCHNOEBELEN, Kingsville SALLY SCOGIN, San Benito RU5SELL SCOTT, Corpus Christi DON SEALE, Karnes City MARTHA NANCY CAROLE BOB SEBERN SHADDOX SHIREY SHIREY Brownsville Corpus Christi Lovington, N.M. Lovlngton, N.M. JOHN SHU LA El Campo NANCY SIZEMORE Alice SENN SLEMMONS Muleshoe FRANK SMEJKAL Beeville NANCY SMITH, Victoria RICHARD SMITH, Odem SAM SMITH, New Braunfels RAMIRO SOLIZ, Corpus Christi HENRY SPEARS, Charlotte MARY LEE STOCKTON, Falfurrias PAUL STONE, Mathis REYNALDO SUAREZ, Corpus Christi RICHARD TERRY, Corpus Christi 60 DAVID THOMPSON, Taft BILL THORNTON, Edroy FJDENCIO TIFERINA, Robstown WILLIAM TRANEY, Robstown JOSE TREVINO, Laredo DON TUMBERL1NSON, San Benito BEVERLY TURNER, Corpus Christ! ABEL URIBE, San Ygnacio RAYMOND VESELKA, Robstown SYLVIA KEN VILLARREAL WALKER Falfurrias Lockhart THOMAS RICHARD WEIMER WHATLEY Battle Creek, Odem Michigan BOB WHITE, Alice SUSIE WILSON, George West STANLEY WOELFEL, Kingsville MARY KAY WOOD. Kingsville GARY WRIGHT, Mission WOODY WRIGHT, Rio Hondo JANET YORK, Victoria LYDIA YZAGUIRRE, Kingsville HUBERT ZINSMERSTER, Knippa 61 FROM LEFT: Jim Stewart, Path Sue Dodds, Pat Hobbs, Ann King, Dan Alfaro, Sonny Part. SENIOR CLASS SONNY PARK .... JIMMY STEWART PATH SUE DODDS OFFICERS ANN KINS Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President PAT H08BS Parliamentarian ,.. . Reporter DAN ALFARO Student Council Representative CHARLES ABERNATHY, Freer Petroleum and Na+ual Gas Engineering: Sigma Tau {President]; Alpha Chi; AIME; TSPE; Advisory Board; Student Council; Who's Who, I960 61 JESUS ALANIZ, San Diego Elementary Education DANIEL ALFARO, Weslaco English: Forensics Club; Distinguished Military Student: Kings Rifles; ROTC Officers' Club; Student Council CHARLES ALLEY, Fremont Secondary Education: English Club (President); Alpha Chi; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Who's Who 1960-6! MARGARET MUNN ALLISON, Taft Business Administration: Javelina Band; Business Clubi Pi Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Sigma; Alpha Chi TERRY C. ALLISON, Robstown Biology: Biology Club ALBERTO ALMEIDA, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba Agronomy: Newman Club CONRAD ALVARADO, Laredo Elementary Education: Newman Club; Laredo Club (vice-presi- dent); Pi Kappa Epsilon ROBERTO ALVAREZ. Hebbronville Business Education JOE ARREDONDO, King Ranch Industrial Arts: PI Kappa Epsilon SCOTT ATKINSON, Lyford Physics: Physics Club; CCF; Chemistry Club APOLONIO BACA, Corpus Christi Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering LEE EDWARD BACA, Bay C ty Secondary Education MARTHA LEE BALZER, Robstown Business Administration: Alpha Sigma (Parliamentarian) FRED BANGASSER, Santa Rosa General Business: ROTC Cadet Colonel; Governing Board (Presi- dent): King's Rifles; Distinguished Military Student; Who's Who, 1959-60, 1960-61 CAROL BECKER, Clarkston, Michigan Elementary Education DUANE VERNON BELL, Mission Marketing: Business Club; Javelina Band ESTELLA BENAVIDES, Falunias Home Economics JOSE E. BENAVIDES, Laredo Secondary Education CARLOS BERNAL, Yoakum English: Campus Christian Fellowship, Steering Committee; Alpha Phi Omega (President); Advisory Board JOHN BESEDA. Eagle Lake Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: Varsity Football; T Association; Newman Club DAN BLACKBURN, Kingsville Chemical Engineering WALTER GARY BOEHNKE, Aransas Pass DAVID V. BOLING, Kingsville Economics MAURICE BOMAR, Three Rivers Business Administration JOYCE BOURLAND, Fort Hancock MARGARET BOWMAN, Harlingen Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Bellas Artes; AWS MACY BOYER, Corpus Christi Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Cap and Gown; AWS SONNY BRAZIL, Combes Agricultural Education jTLP JIMMY BROCK, Refugio Secondary Education GLENDA BRODNAX, Kingsville Home Economics: Cheerleader; Delta Theta; Latana Lady, 1958-59; 1959 60 DWIGHT BROWN, Cotulla Mathematics JUDY ANN BROWN, Alice Elementary Education nun ROBERT T. BRUNER, Corpus Christ] Health and Physical Education DAVID BUCHEN, Los Fresnos Agricultural Education D. U. BUCKNER, McAllen History JAMES BUEHRIG, Victoria Marketing: Business Club WILLIAM BURDETTE, Corpus Christi Agriculture ARTHUR BURSOYNE, San Antonio Engineering 64 LEONARD BURNETT, George West Agricultural Education: FFA (Treasurer) D. L BURRIS, Goliad Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering GUADALUPE BUSTOS, Reynosa, Mexico Spanish ALBERTO BYINGTON, Falfurrias Secondary Education JIM BYRN, Kingsville General Engineering: Newman Club: APO (President) CAROLYN CADDEL. Mathis Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon: Alpha Sigma (Reporter): A Cappelle Choir: AWS; CCF (Secretary); Student Union Governing Board (Secretary) NORMA D. CADENA, Benavides Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club DELBERT CALDWELL, Lyford Agriculture RUPERTO CANALES, Benavides Health and Physical Education SANTOS CANALES, Hebbronville Biology: Newman Club; Biology Club ROBERT LARRY CANION, Port Lavaca Agriculture ISIDRO CANTU, Laredo Secondary Education: Laredo Club: Pi Kappa Epsilon DONALD CARLSON, Victoria Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering AZALIA CARRILLO, Benavides Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon WILLIAM CARTER, Corpus Christi Education LUCY CASAS, Benavides Elementary Education PAT CATE, Kingsville Elementary Education ED CAULEY, Kingsville Health and Physical Education: Varsity Basketball; T Association; HPE Club GRACIELA CAVAZOS, Corpus Christi Home Economics BALDOMERO HECTOR CHACON, Laredo Health and Physical Education: Laredo Club; HPE Club; Newman Club TOM CHAMPION, Brownsville Business Administration ANGEL CHAOr Mexico City, Mexico Agriculture: Alpha Tau Alpha; Who's Who, 1960-61. HOYT CHAPMAN, Alice Secondary Education JULIUS CHARBA, Robstown Biology: Newman Club; Horticulture Club (Secretary); Alpha Tau Alpha; Biology Club MARY ANN CHILEN, Kingsville Biology: Alpha Chi; AW$; Newman Club; Biology Club (Presi- dent); Gold Jackets: Who's Who, 1960-61 W. A. CHILES, Edna Physics LYNDA CLABORN, Kingsville Secondary Education JOY CLEVELAND, Karnes City Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AIME (Treasurer); TSPE THOMAS W. CORNETT, Port Lavaca Agriculture: Aggie Club JOSE CORONADO, Zapata Agricultural Education: FFA; Alpha Tau Alpha ROBERT COX, Alice Engineering JOHN COYLE, Alice Business Administration RONALD CRABB, Refugio Mathematics-Electrical Engineering: Sigma Tau (Vice-President) Alpha Chi; AlEE-IRE (Chairman); TSPE; ROTC Officers Club Advisory Board BEVERLY CRANDALL, Harlingen Elementary Education: Delta Theta (Secretary); Newman Club WILLIAM E. CREEL, Corpus Christi Business Administration NORRIS CROWNOVER, Alice Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: Sophomore Class Vice- President; Student Council; TSPE; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau; Head Cheerleader; Cousins Hall Dorm Council; Who's Who, 1960-61 ROBERTO CRUZ, Laredo Education: A Cappella Choir; Laredo Club; Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon ELSA CUELLAR, Laredo Elementary Education: Laredo Club; Newman Club AWANDA CUMBERLAND, Kingsville Elementary Education: Newman Club (President); Pi Kappa Epsilon WILLIAM CUSTER, Alice Business Administration TOMMY DAVIDEK. Boling Health and Physical Education: Varsity Football; T'' Association; HPE Club DON DAVIS, Midland Chemistry: Chemistry Club (Vice-President) DOROTHY COLE DAVIS, Dallas English MARY JEAN DAY, Port Lavaca Health and Physical Education JAVIER DE LA PENA, Laredo Mathematics RUDY DE LOS SANTOS, Laredo Secondary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Spanish Club; Newman Club: Laredo Club PATTI SUE DODDS, Premont Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Beta Gamma; Inter- Sorority Council (Secretary); Senior Class Reporter; AWS AURORA DOMINGUEZ, Laredo Elementary Education: Newman Club Laredo Club CAROL JOY DROMGOOLE, Wharton Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon HEYNE DROMGOOLE, Eagle Lake Agriculture: Alpha Tan Alpha JOHN DUBE, Bishop Physics: Physics. Club; Alpha Chi CHARLES DUNBAR, Corpus Christi Business Administration; Business Club; Accounting Society; Advi- sory Board CHARLES DUNKIN, Freer ROBERT DUNLAVY, Corpus Christi Business Administration BARRY EARLY. Alice Biology: Biology Club (Vice-President): Chemistry Club MARY LOUISE EGGERT, Robstown Mathematics EMMA ESTRADA, Agua Dulce Elementary Education VALERIE EVETTS, Laredo Business Education: Cap and Gown (Treasurer, 1959-60; Secretary, 1960-61); Phi Alpha Theta (Reporter): Pi Kappa Epsilon; AWS HECTOR FARIAS, Laredo English; Pi Kappa Epsilon; English Club; Laredo Club (Reporter); Footlights Club; Young Democrats Club; Newman Club MARY MARGARET FAY, Portland Home Economics ELIZABETH GRACE FINK, Kingsville Elementary Education VIRGIL FORBIS, Corpus Christi Education JAMES FRANZ, Alice Business Administration; T Association (President); Varsity Foot- ball; First Team All-Conference 1959, I960, DALE FULLER, Corpus Christi Biology BENNY WAYNE GALLOWAY, Alice Business Administration; Accounting Society (President); Alpha Chi (Treasurer); Business Club; Who's Who, 1960-61 ELVA GARCIA, Ben Bolt Home Economics: Home Economics Club ERNESTO GARCIA, Lyford Elementary Education RUTH GARCIA, Corpus Christi Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; AWS; Eckhardt Hall Council FRED GARZA, Corpus Christi HUMBERTO GARZA, Benavides OMELIA GARZA, Reynosa, Mexico Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Eckhardt Hall Council; WRA; Bellas Artes TONY GARZA, Cotulla Health and Physical Education: HPE Club (Parliamentarian); T” Association; Track SUE GIBBS, Corpus Christi Elementary Education JOHN GIBSON, Edinburg Business Administration EUGENE GILLESPIE, Alice Engineering: TSPE; Chemistry Club; AIME i MARIO GLORIA, Laredo Business Administration LA VERNE GOETZEL, Poteet Health and Physical Education ARTURO GONZALES, Laredo Education 68 DIANA GONZALES, Benavides Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon G. A. GONZALES, Los Fresnos Secondary Education JOSE A. GONZALES, Alice Elementary Education LILLIA GRACIELA GONZALES, Laredo Elementary Education RICARDO GONZALES, Falfurrias Secondary Education TONY GRAHAM, Brownsville Biology TRUMAN GRAY, Corpus Christi Agriculture ROBERT H. GREEN, Refugio Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AlMEj Sigma Tau (Treasurer); TSPE (President] BERNICE JACKSON GREENWOOD, Robstown Home Economics EMMA GLORIA GUERRERO, Victoria Elementary Education GEORGE HAAG, Alice Secondary Education: Forensics Society (President); Footlights Club; Advisory Board; Kappa Sigma Nu; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Phi Alpha Theta: Alpha Chi; Southern Association Top Debate Award; Top Orator Award; Student Council (Vice President); Who's Who 1960-61 GERALD C. HABY, Uvalde Agricultural Education: FFA; Aggie Club: Rodeo Club J. M. HAMILTON III, Corpus Christi Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: TSPE ROBERT HAN US, Corpus Christi General Engineering ANTHONY L. HARVEY, Corpus Christi History: Young Democrats (President): CCF (Steering Committee and Board of Directors); Phi Alpha Theta; South Texan; Student Council; Debate; Who's Who, 1960-61 GARLAND DEAN HECTOR, Beeville Electrical Engineering JERRY HEDRICK, Corpus Christi Industrial Arts: Secondary Education NORA HERRERA, Kingsville Elementary Education JAMES A. HILL, Victoria Mathematics BLANCA AURORA HINOJOSA, Palito Blanco Home Economics: HE Club: Newman Club; Kappa Omicron Phi (President): Gold Jackets JEROME L. HITZFELDER, Lacoste Business Administration 69 PAT HOBBS, Johnson City Home Economics: Echhardt Council (President): Advisory Board: AWS Council; Home Economics Club; Homecoming Princess, I960 VICTOR HOLY, Port Lavaca , Business Administration: Accounting Society [Vice-President; Tau Delta Chi; Baugh Dorm Council (President); ROTC Officers' Club NANCY HOOVER, Corpus Christi Business Administration: Business Club MARTHA JO HORNUNG, Robstown History: Alpha Sigma (President); Inter-Sorority Council: Alpha Chi; Cap and Gown (President); CCF; Phi Alpha Theta; Advisory Board; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Gold Jackets J. W. HOWARD, Alice Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: Sigma Tau; TSPE; AIME LEON HRABOVSKY, Yoakum General Engineering PEDRO HUERTA, Mathis Education PERCY HUNTER, Kingsville Mathematics BILLIE HYDEN, Alice Health and Physical Education: HPE Club (Vice- President); WRA (Secretary); Pi Kappa Epsilon CHARLES IRWIN, Crystal City Electrical Engineering LELAND G. JAUER, Corpus Christi Business Administration: Business Club DAVID JENNINGS, Belton Business Administration: Accounting Society ELIZA JIMENEZ, Crystal City Elementary Education EVELYN JOHNSON, Robstown Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon RICHARD JOHNSON, Sweeny Secondary Education SAM JOHNSON, Sweeny Biology MONROE JUNGMANN, Bishop Agricultural Education: Alpha Tau Alpha (President); FFA (Presi- dent): Distinguished Military Student; ROTC Officers' Club MICKEY KAHN, San Antonio Business Administration 70 JOHN ROBERT KAMPFHENKEL, Robstown Chemical Engineering: Alpha Chi; TSPE ROBERT KARKOSKA. Mathis Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: TSPE; AIME; Press Club (President); The South Texan: Newman Club JANE ANNE KEESE, Kingsville Elementary Education JIM KEESE, Kingsville Elementary Education JACK KELLEY, Refugio Biology: Chemistry Club (Treasurer); Biology Club; Javelina Band; Track HAROLD HENDRICK, Corpus Christi Health and Physical Education JOSEPH KING KINCAID, Sabinal Physics: Physics Club (Vice-President); Javelina Band ANN KING, K ngsville Elementary Education ROBERT D, KING, Bloomington Chemical Engineering: AIME RICHARD KIRCHNER, Batesville Business Administration: Business Club DENNIS KLUMPP, Falfurrias General Engineering GENE KOCH, Floresville Government CHARLES W. KROMER, San Antonio Health and Physical Education: HPE Club: Pi Kappa Epsilon JOSEPHINE KROMER, San Antonio Business Administration: Business Club AZUCENA LAUREL, Corpus Christi Elementary Education DOREEN LAUSTE, Harlingen Music: MENC (Secretary); Zeta Chi (Publication Manager); Pi Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club JEAN LAWSON, Corpus Chr sti English VICTOR LEAL, Raymondvilfe Biology: Biology Club JERRY LEFFINGWELL, Harlingen Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: TSPE; AIME BUDDY LESTER, Coste Agriculture: Aggie Club; Alpha Tau Alpha; ROTC Officers' Club JOHN LINDSEY, Corpus Christi Business Administration PHILLIP LJUNGDAHL, San Antonio Business Administration JAHN LOCKE, Refugio Business Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon HOWARD LOEWE, Hallettsville Secondary Education DENNIS LONGORIA, Laredo Business Administration: Advisory Board; Business Club: Laredo Club ILLfANA LOZANO, Raymondvifle Elementary Education WALTER LUBOJACKY. Need ville Electrical Engineering JESSICA LUCKIE, Corpus Christi Home Economics: Home Economics Club; Kappa Omicron Phi (Secretary); BSU (President); Gold Jackets (Chaplain] Advisory Board GERALD LUDWIG, Bay City Agricultural Education ALBERT LYMBERRY, Corpus Christi Business Administration: Business Club SUSIE LYNCH, Flour Bluff Health and Physical Education MADELON LYONS, Kingsville Home Economics: Pi Kappa Epsilon: Home Economics Club (Historian); BSU (Secretary] AWS DARWIN MAREK, Corpus Christi Business Administration JOHNNY MAREK, Ague Duke Health and Physical Education DOLORES MARROQUIN. Kingsville Elementary Education; TSTA; NEA ROY MARSHALL, Charlotte Health and Physical Education: HPE Club (President) DAN MARTIN, Cuero Education: A Cappella Choir; Footlights Club; Student Council KENNETH DWAYNE MARTIN, Vanderbilt Agricultural Education: FFA; Aggie Club ADOLFO MARTINEZ, Laredo Mathematics 72 BLAS M, MARTINEZ, Laredo Government JOSE D. MARTINEZ, Crystal City History ROSA MARIA MARTINEZ. Corpus Christi Home Economics: Home Economics Club; Newman Club; Kappa Omicron Phi [Vice-President); Cap and Gown (Reporter] CHARLES MASSEY. Alice Business Administration GLENN MATHESON, Beeville Biology JOHN MATOCHA, Beeville Agriculture: Aggie Club; Alpha Tau Alpha (President)- Advisory Board: Newman Club; Student Council; May Hall Dorm Council: Who's Who 1959-60, 1960-61 MILTON O. MEAD. Somerset Animal Husbandry: Aggie Club ELIAS C. MENENDEZ, Uvalde Biology: Pi Kappa Epsilon; History Club: Newman Club (President); Biological Society YGNACIO MENDEZ, Raymondville Electrical Engineering JOSE E. MENDIETTA. Kingsville Secondary Education SANDRA MEYER. Victoria Business Administration BOBBY J. MICKOLAS, Woodsboro Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: TSPE: AIME WILLIAM GLENN MILLS. Goliad Marketing: Poteet Hall Dorm Council (Secretary-Treasurer): Busi- ness Club (Parliamentarian]; ROTC Officers' Club; History Club; Advisory Board; ROTC Ritle Team CAROLYN MITCHELL. Corpus Christi Health and Physical Education: WRA [President]; HPE Club (Treasurer): Pi Kappa Epsilon; Eckhardt Dorm Council; Rodeo Club; BSU: Lantana Queen, 1960-61; Gold Jackets ANNETTE MOERBE, Bishop Home Economics; Delta Theta (Vice-President): Inter-Sorority Council (President); Gold Jackets; Alpha Chi; Kappa Omicron Phi; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Home Economics Club; Gamma Delta; Who’s Who 1960-61 ALONSO MOLINA, Taft Mathematics EARL MORRIS. Alice Agricultu re BARBARA McEOWEN, Harlingen Elementary Education: CCF; Pi Kappa Epsilon; History Club; AW$ WESLEY McGEHEE. Corpus Christi Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AIME; TSPE CHARLOTTE McGUILL, Refugio Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon; AWS ELMER L. McLEOD, Corpus Christi Industrial Arts: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Rodeo Club DENZIL McMURREY, Pleasanton Art SEAN McQUHAE, Corpus Christ? Business Administration: Newman Club (President); Business Club; Advisory Board BETTE NEELEY, Bishop Music Education: Madrigals; Choir; MENC (Reporter); Opera Workshop: Alpha Chi; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Men and Women of Music, I960; Outstanding Music Major, I960; Co-Chairman of Stage Production and TV Show of Lantana, I960; Who's Who, I960 MIGUEL A. NAVAREZ, McAllen Agriculture: Alpha Tau Alpha; Aggie Club; Newman Club H. B. NEVILLES, Kingsville Business Administration: BA Club WARREN NEVILLES. Kingsville Chemistry CLIFTON BROOKS NOEL, Kingsville Secondary Education NORMA NORRIS, Falfurrias Business Administration: AWS Council; WRA; Advisory Board; 'Lewis Hall Dorm Council, (President I960); Inter-Sorority Council; Beta Gamma Sorority (President): Business Club; Lantana Dutchess, I960; Homecomng Dutchess, I960 DARRELL NORWOOD, Mexla Chemical Engineering: AIME THOMAS NUCHOLS, Santa Rosa Agriculture: Aggie Club (Treasurer, Vice- President); Rodeo Club JTVP TERRY ODNEAL, Premonf Business Administration: BA Club BENJAMIN J. OLENICK, Falls City Agriculture EDGAR PATTON O'NEAL, George West Electria! Engineering: AIEE-IRE (Secretary); Sigma Tau; Junior Class Officer; ROTC Cadet Captain; ROTC Officers' Club: ROTC Rifle Team ANGEL R. ORNELAS, Laredo Secondary Education: Laredo Club (President) PEGGY PACK, Bishop Business Administration: BA Club; Choir; Madrigals: BSU JOE PAGE, Los Indios History: Phi Alpha Theta MARIANA PALOMA, Crystal City Elementary Education: Newman Club; AWS RICHARD P. PARK, JR., Aransas Pass Business Administration: Senior Class President: Junior Class President; Sophomore Class Student Council Representative; Busi- ness Club (President 1960-61): ROTC Cade Lt, Colonel; Distin- guished Military Student: ROTC Officers Club: Who's Who 1960-61 GARY PATTERSON. Corpus Christi Business Administration: ROTC Officers Club: Business Club (Vice-President): Kings Rifles RICHARD G. PEDEN, Corpus Christ! Electrical Engineering ELWIN PETERSEN, El Campo English: Kings Rifles; ROTC Battalion Staff; Distinguished Military Student: English Club (President): A Cappela Choir (President): Student Union Governing Board (Vice-President); Executive Officer Kings Rifles; Advisory Board JESSICA PETRUCHA, Bay City Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon NEAL PLOCEK, Bishop Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AIME; TSPE; ROTC Officers Club HOMER PLY, Rio Hondo Health and Physical Education: Football CURTIS LEROY POER, Corpus Christi Secondary Education OLGA WRIGHT POLLY, Corpus Christi Art JON POLVADO, Alice Mathematics LEON MARION PRINGLE, JR., Charlotte Mathematics MARJORIE B. PUTZ, Corpus Christi Chemistry: Chemistry Club RENE J. RAMIREZ, Kingsville Secondary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club IGNACIO RAMOS, JR., Kingsville Mathematics ROBERT L. REASOR, Corpus Christi Chemical Engineering: Sigma Tau; TSPE CARL REYNOLDS, Aransas Pass Secondary Education LARRY E. REESE, Corpus Christi History BOBBY RICH, Bishop Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: TSPE BRIDGET RICHARDS, Bishop Chemistry: Delta Theta; Cap and Gown: Gold Jackets (President): Alpha Chi; Who's Who 1960-61; Pi Kappa Epsilon: Inter-Sorority Council; Advisory Board ROBERT RICHARDSON, Floresville Agriculture HERBERT RICHMOND, Bishop Health and Physical Education DALE K. RILEY, San Antonio Agriculture 75 PEDRO RIVERA, San Diego Elementary Education RICHARD ROBERTS, Robstown Electrical Engineering WILLIAM GARY ROBINSON, McAllen Electrical Engineering ADELA RODRIGUEZ-BRAYDA, Matamoras, Mexico Secondary Education: Cap and Gown (Treasurer); Spanish Club (Reporter); PI Kappa Epsilon ESTER RODRIGUEZ, Corpus Christi Music Education MILTON ROEMER, Floresville Chemical Engineering: TSPE: AIME; Chemistry Club; Sigma Tau BUDDY ROSENE, Falfurrias Mathematics KAY ROSENE, Falfurrias Elementary Education BILLY ROSSON, Taft General Engineering HELEN RUBY, Kingsville Elementary Education BYRON RUSSELL, Riviera Agriculture: FFA (Reporter); Tau Delta Chi (Vice President, 1958; President, 1959}; Aggie Club MELVIN RUSSELL, Bay City Secondary Education; ROTC Officers' Club (President); Chemistry Club; Alpha Chi; Young Democrats; Distinguished Military Stu- dent: May Dorm Council; Pi Kappa Epsilon WILLIAM RUTHRUFF, Kingsville Elementary Education JEROME RYCHETSKY, Robstown Agriculture FRANCISCO SAENZ, Conception Agriculture TOMAS SAENZ, Falfurrias Agricultural Education ARMANDO SALAZAR, Kingsville Spanish MARIA SAUNAS, Crystal City Elementary Education: Newman Club: Pi Kappa Epsilon: AWS IDOLINDA SAN MIGUEL, Laredo Industrial Arts: Laredo Club; Bellas Artes: Newman Club ANDRES SANTOS, Laredo Health and Physical Education: Laredo Club: HPE Club BENNIE SARRETT, Beeville Govenment: Young Democrats (President): Debate Team; Phi Alpha Theta DAN SASSMAN, Banquete Business Administration: Business Club LYNDON SCHATZ, Rosenberg Agriculture BONNIE SCHMITZ, San Antonio Elementary Education: AWS: Pi Kappa Epsilon: T Association Sweetheart: Lantana Lady, 1960-61; Great Southwest Bowl Queen LOUIS SCHORLEMMER, Baytown Business Administration: Business Club: APO (President); History Club; Gamma Delta (Vice-President) RICHARD SCHROEDER, Banquete Business Administration ROBERT SCHWEIKHARDT, Kingsville Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AIME; TSPE BOBBY SELF, Gorman Chemical Engineering: Sigma Tau; Alpha Chi: AIME [President); TSPE; Chemistry Club RICHARD SELMAN, Raymondvllle Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AIME; TSPE; Advisory Board ARTHUR SENTENO, Brownsville Accounting: Business Club; Accounting Society; Newman Club CURTIS SHED, Lyford Agricultural Education: Aggie Club; T Association ROBERT SHUCKMAN, Los Frensnos Agriculture LAMARR SILVA, Corpus Christi Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon BILL SMITH, Corpus Christi English: Pi Kappa Epsilon; ROTC Officers Club (Secretary): English Club; May Dorm Council; King's Rifles; Distinguished Military Student CAROLYN SMITH, Victoria English JANIENE SPEER, Robstown English GLENDA SPILLERS, Victoria Elementary Education MARVIN STAVINOHA, Wallis Agriculture W. A. STEITLE, Alice Mathematics DEAN STEPHENS, McMahan Electrical Engineering JIM STEWART, Pharr Business Administration: Business Club: Junior Class Officer; Advisory Board: A Cappella Choir; Madrigals; Senior Class Officer; Governing Board: ROTC Officers' Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon JOHN STEWART. Barksdale Agricultural Education: FFA; Aggie Club; Rodeo Club (Vice- President) ANDRIA STORY, Portland Business Administration PETE STRICKER, San Antonio General Engineering SYLVIA SWEATT, Hebbronville Elementary Education ALLEN TARBUTTON, Alice Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega; Tau Delta Chi; AIME; ROTC Officer Club; TSPE FLOYD TARVIN, Laredo Agriculture Education BILLY TAYLOR, Yoakum Business Education FRANCES TAYLOR. Corpus Christi Elementary Education GLENN TAYLOR, McAllen Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AIME; TSPE: ROTC Officers' Club; APO; Tau Delta Chi (Vice-President, 1958; Treasurer, 1959); ROTC Rifle Team SUSAN TEGARDEN, Brownsville English CAROLYN THOMASON, Corpus Christi Music Education: AWS; Pi Kappa Epsilon; MENC; Rodeo Club; A Cappella Choir ALEX TREVINO, Kingsville Business Administration ROLANDO TREVINO, Pearsall Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club WILBERT TREYBIG, Port Lavaca Business Administration BARBARA TRICE, Corpus Christ! Elementary Education: Southwest Bowl Queen Attendant 1960; News Editor for BSU Newspaper PATRICIA TRICE, Corpus Christi Elementary Education: Homecoming Queen I960; Southwest Bowl Queen Attendant; News Editor for BSU Newspaper JOSEPHINE M. TUNCHES, Corpus Christi Business Administration ELIJIO URESTI, JR., Benavides Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club JAMES UTLEY, Benavides Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club WILLIE UTLEY, Benavides Health and Physical Education: HPE Club: Newman Club BIJAN VAKILI, Teheran, Iran Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering MARIA VARGAS, Old Glory Home Economics: CCF; Home Economics Club; AWS MAURO MARIO VELA, Realitos Elementary Education: Future Teachers EULALIO VILLALON, Dinero Business Administration ANDREA VILLARREAL, Corpus Christi Health and Physical Education OSCAR L. VILLARREAL, Laredo Secondary Education SALLY ANN WAGNER, Kingsville Biology SUE WALKER, Goliad Secondary Education: Beta Gamma: Phi Alpha Theta (President); Pi Kappa Epsilon; Advisory Board (Reporter); Gold Jackets ROBERT J. WALLACE, Port Lavaca Chemistry ANNE WALLNER, Kingsville Biology: Delta Theta (President): Gold Jackets (Reporter); Press Club [Reporter); Newman Club (Treasurer); Inter-Sorority Council Advisory Board; Biology Club; El Rancho Staff (Associate Editor 1960-61); Who's Who 1960-61 GERALD WALTERS, Kingsville Business Administration WILLIAM JAMES WATKINS, Llano Business Administration RICHARD A. WATSON, Falfurrias Agriculture ROSS K. WEBER, Harlingen Chemical Engineering: Alpha Phi Omega (President): Chemistry Club: TSPE (Reporter): ROTC Officers' Club (Treasurer); Distin- guished Military Student 1959-1960; Kings Rifles 1957-60 79 WINSTON WEBER, Rockport General Engineering: Neman Club; TSPE BILLIE GAYLE WEISS, Corpus Chrls+i Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; WRA (Treasurer); Cap and Gown (Parliamentarian); AWS RICHARD BARRY WELCH, Delmita Liberal Arts MARGIE WENDLAND, Robstown Home Economics: WRA (Treasurer); Newman Club (Secretary); Eckhardt Hall Dorm Council (Sports Managed; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Rodeo Club Sweetheart and Lantana Dutchess 1958-59; AWS; Home Economics Club PAUL W. WHALEY, Bay City Mathematics LARRY WHITE, Aransas Pass Business Administration BOBBY WHITEFIELD, Waxahachie Secondary Education: Biology Club (Reporter); CCF (Chairman); Pi Kappa Epsilon; Seale Hall Dorm Council CHARLES R. WHITWORTH, Harlingen General Engineering: TSPE; Newman Club KENNETH NORTON WIED, Hebbronville Business Administration: Business Club LEONOR S. WILLETT, Laredo Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon BETTY WILLIAMS, San Antonio Elementary Education JOHNNY WILLIAMS, George West Agricultural Education ALTON GENE WILLS, Robstown Biology: Distinguished Military Student: Commander of King's Rifles, 1960-61; Pre-Med Club; Kings Rifles 1958-1961; ROTC Officers Club; Freshman Class Vice-president MORRIS WINKLE, Aransas Pass Secondary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon (Publicity Manager) BOB WITHERS, Pettus Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: Sigma Tau (Historian); TSPE (Vice President); AIME; Alpha Chi BENNIE R. WOLFF, Kenedy Secondary Education: Gamma Delta; Pi Kappa Epsilon DON A. YOUNG, Stockdale Secondary Education MARGARET YOUNG, Corpus Christi Elementary Education M. R. AMIN, Tehran, Iran Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering BOBBY BROWN, Lockhart Secondary Education BILLY J, CHANDLER, Benton, Ky. History FRED CONNELL, Longview Economics JOE J. CORTEZ, Harlingen Physics YOUNG D, KIM, Seoul, Korea Chemistry GRADUATES BYRON LEONARD, Kingsville Physics JIM MARCUM, Harlingen History MICHAEL MEYER, Kingsville Business LEWIS McALUSTER, Corpus Christi Education BILLY O’BARR, Sinton Education GILBERTO SILVA, Corpus Christi Industrial Arts JOHN J. SUDRLA, Kingsville General Engineering ALBERT E. TAYLOR, Harlingen Business Administration GARY UNDERWOOD, Kingsville Education RICHARD PARK A senior business administration major from Aransas Pass, Sonny is president of the Senior Class and the Business Club. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel and a Distinguished Military Stu- dent, he is also a member of the ROTC Officer's Club. WHO S WHO STANLEY WOELFEL Stanley, a junior animal husbandry major from Kingsville, was president of his Sophomore Class. He has also served as president of the Aggie Club and Gamma Delta, and he is a member of Alpha Tau Alpha and Alpha Chi. JESSICA LUCKIE Jessica, a senior home economics major from Corpus Christi, is president of BSU and was a summer missionary to Ghana, Africa, She has held offices in Kappa Omicron Phi and Gold Jackets and is a member of the Madrigals. 82 BRIDGET RICHARDS Bridget, presided of the Gold Jackets, is a senior chemistry major from Bishop. She has held offices in Delta Theta and Cap and Gown and is a member of Alpha Chi. JIM MARCUM Jim is president of the Student Council and has served as male representative to the Student Council. A graduate his- tory major from Harlingen, 'he was president of his Sopho- more Class and Associate Editor of The South Texan. Jim sings with the Madrigals and the A l Choir and is a mem- ber of the Press Club and Young Democrats. WHO'S WHO EARL MORRIS Earl, a senior animal husbandry major from Alice, has beer� on the Javelina football team for four years and is a member of the T Association. He is also a member of Alpha Tau Alpha, Aggie Club, and Alpha Chi. ANGEL CHAO A senior agricultural mechanics major from Mexico City. Angel is a member of Alpha Tau Alpha and the International Student Forum. 83 FRED BANGASSER Fred, a senior business major from Santa Rosa is president of the Student Governing Board, ROTC cadet colonel, and a Distinguished Military Student. He has been a member of the ROTC Color Guard and the King's Rifles. He has worked very closely with Lantana, having been stage produc- tion co-chairman, master of ceremonies, and parade chair- man. NORRIS CROWNOVER Norris is a senior petroleum and natural gas engineer from Alice. H e was an officer of his Sophomore Class and a member of the Student Council, He is a member of TSPE, Sigma Tau, and Alpha Chi and is head cheerleader. WHO'S WHO JOSE LUIS CORTEZ MARTINEZ Joe. president of the Physics Club this year, is a graduate physics student from Harlingen. Ho is a member of Alpha Chi, Newman Club, and Sigma Del Psi. MARTHA JO HORNUNG Past president of Alpha Sigma, Martha Jo is a senior history major from Robstown. She is president of Cap and Gown and an officer of Alpha Chi and Phi Alpha Theta. She has also been a member of the Inter-Sorority Council and Pi Kappa Epsilon. 84 ANN MALONE A junior English major from Be evil h. Ann is reporter of the Student Council. She served as a Sophomore Class officer and as an officer of the Javelina Band. She is also a mem- ber of Cold Jackets, Alpha Chi, English Club, PI Kappa Epsilon, Press Club, and Choir. ANTHONY L. HARVEY Male representative to the Student Council is Tony, a senior history major from Corpus Christi. He is past president of the Young Democrats and a member of the South Texan staff. Tony is a member of Alpha Chi. WHO'S WHO ANNE WALLNER A senior biology major from Kingsville, Anne has been presi- dent of Delta Theta, associate editor of the ED Rancho, andi on the Inter-Sorority Council. She is also reporter for Gold Jackets, treasurer of the Newman Club, and a member of the Press Club and Alpha Chi. MARY ANN CHILEN A senior biology major from Kingsville, Mary Ann has served as president of the Pre-Med Club and as an officer in the Biology Club. She is also a member of Alpha Chi, the New- man Club, and Sold Jackets, 85 MARGIE HOBRECHT A junior elementary education major from Kingsville, Margie is secretary of the Student Council, She was an officer of her Sophomore Class, Press Club Sweetheart, and a charter mem- ber of Gold Jackets, Margie is a member of Beta Gamma, Inter-Sorority Council, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Newman Club, and the El Rancho staff. ANNETTE MOERBE A senior home economics major from Bishop, Annette is past president of the Inter-Sorority Council and an officer of Delta Theta. She is a member of Cap and Gown, Gold Jackets, Pi Kappa Epsilon, and Alpha Chi. WHO'S WHO MONROE JUNGMANN Monroe, senior agricultural education major from Bishop, is president of F.F.A. and past president of Alpha Tau Alpha. He served as a class officer his junior year and is a member of Alpha Chi. A cadet captain and member of the ROTC Officers' Club, ho is also a Distinguished Military Student. WALTER LUBOJACKY Walter is a senior electrical engineering major from Need- vfllo. He has held office in TSPE and AlEE-IRE. He is a mem- ber of Sigma Tau, Alpha Phi Omega, and the Student Coun- cil Committee system. 86 BENNY GALLOWAY A senior accounting major from Alice with a 3.90 grade point average, Bonny is president of the Accounting Society and treasurer of Alpha Chi. He is also a member of the business Club and a student member of the American Ac- counting Association, WHO'S WHO SALLY WAGNER Sally is a senior biology major from Kingsville. She is pres- ident of the Biology Club and a member of Alpha Chi and Cap and Gown. BILLY O’BARR Billy has served as president of his Senior and Sophomore classes and Phi Alpha Theta. A graduate education! major from Sinton, he served as his junior class representative to the Student Council. ALBERT TAYLOR A graduate business administration major from Harlingen, Al has been president of the Business Club. He lettered two years playing football for the Javelinas and was a member of the I’1 Association three years. 87 DOREEN LAUSTE Doreen, a senior music major from Harlingen, is a member of MENC. She is also a member of the Newman Club, Zeta Chi, and Pi Kappa Epsilon. BILL MORTENSEN Bill, senior government major from Harlingen, is editor of The South Texan. He is a member of the Press Club, and last year he was the recipient of the Lightning Award. He is also a member of Phi Alpha Theta and treasurer of the Young Democrats Club. WHO S WHO GEORGE HAAG George, a senior secondary education major from Alice, is vice-president of the Student Council. He is past president of the Forensic Society and is a member of Alpha Chi, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Phi Alpha Theta. History Club, and the Foot- lights Club. JOHN MATOCHA A senior agricultural engineering major from Beevillc, John is president of Alpha Tau Alpha and a member of the Stu- dent Council Committee System. John is also a member of the Newman Club, Aggie Club, and the May Hall Dorm Council. 38 TERESA MOORE A Junior English major from Harlingen, Terry Is president of the Inter-Sorority Council, She is a member of Zeta Chi, Pi Kappa Epsilon, and the English Club. She Is also a member of Gold Jackets, Cap and! Gown, and Alpha Chi. Terry sings with the Madrigals and the A l Choir, and she served as news editor of The South Texan last year. BETTE NEELEY A senior music education major from Bishop, Bette was named the outstanding music major of I960. She is a member of the Madrigals, the A ! Choir, MENC, Alpha Chi, and Pi Kappa Epsilon. WHO'S WHO CHARLES ALLEY Charles, a senior English major from Premont, has earned a 3.89 grade point average at A l. He is past-president of the English Club and a member of Pi Kappa Epsilon and Alpha Chi. CHARLES ABERNATHY Charles, a senior natural gas and petroleum engineer from Freer, is president of Sigma Tau arid a member of the Stu- dent Council. He is also a member of Alpha Chi, TSPE. and AIME. 89 ORGANIZATIONS ROTO V ii 91 FIRST ROW: Carrte L. Bishop, Arline Puckett. Carolyn Caddel. SECOND ROW: Fred Bangasser, Elwin Peterson, Jim Stewart, A! Brieger, STUDENT UNION GOVERNING BOARD The Student Union Governing Board is a joint student-faculty group which provides recreational activities of both cultural and social interest for the stu- dents of A l. Mr, and Mrs. Al Brieger, Elwin Peterson, Sylvia Daifey, Jimmie Stewart, Fred Bangasser, Arline Puckett, and Katrina Meredith check their roadmap before leaving on a trip to New Orleans. OFFICERS President FRED BANGASSER Vice-President ELWIN PETERSON Secretary CAROLYN CADDEL Reporter JIM STEWART Sponsors AL BRIEGER MRS, CARRIE LEE BISHOP DR, E. H. POTEET DR. N. L. McNEILL F. B. WINES 92 officers President JIM MARCUM Vice-President GEORGE HAAG Secretary MARGIE HOBRECHT Treasurer PAUL BURNS Sponsors OR. J. H. McCROCKLIN DR. W. H. LECKIE Reporter ANN MALONE Female Representative CAROLYN PRATER Male Representative TONY HARVEY The Student Council is the core of student government at A L The council strives to handle pro- blems arising among the student body. Officers are chosen in a hard-fought campus election each spring. George Haag, Dr. J. H. McCrocklin, and Tony Harvey read ballots to determine the results of the Lantana election. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Ann Malone, W. H. Leckie, Jim Marcum, Tony Harvey, Carolyn Prater. SECOND ROW: Sally Rankin, Dora Alanii. Debbie Jed. Susan Tegarden, Margie Hobrecht, Judy Whitener. THIRD ROW: Paul Burns, Charles Abernathy, Daniel Alfaro, Ronnie Murray, John Matocha, FOURTH ROW: Eric Logsdon, Ernest Frank®, Garland Hector, Bennie Sarrett, Woody Hagen. 93 FOOD AND HOUSING COMMITTEE. From left: Manford Barber, Lois COMMITTEE ON GREAT ISSUES. From loft: Barbara Brood, Chuck Cory, Bennie Sarreft (Chairman), Marilyn McCord, Herb Ernst. Not Pic- Shamel, Mary Lou Link, Tony Harvey (Chairman), Carolyn Smith, Bill Laws, tured: Harvey Both WELCOMING COMMITTEE. From left: Martha Sebern, Gerald Juries, Vicki Eberle, Margie Hobrecht (chair- man). Norris Crownover, GEenna Beaty, Sue Ann Walker. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTEE, From left: Carolyn Prater (chairman), Gary Hobbs, Norma Norris, Jackie Petmcha. Not pictured: Virigina Moffett, Bonnie Schmits, FINANCE COMMITTEE: From left: Joe Gordon, Judy Cotton, Paul Burns (eha irman), John Kuba, John Heims. 94 GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE. From left: Judy Whitener, Eric Logsdon (chairman], Wilfene Wishert, Stan Nelson, Lee Edward Baca. Not Pic- tured: Sarah Hoover. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE. From left: Jeannine Speer, Ann Malone (chairman), Johnny Mitchell, Sarah Eidson, Ronald Crabb. Not Pictured: Sill Mortensen, STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE. From left: Walter Lubojacky, James Allen, Ruth Ann Kelly, Debra Jarl (co- chairman), Bill Jackson, Elias Menendoi, Ralph Caruthers, Fred Bangasser (co-chairman.) Not Pictured: Rick Hoff- man. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES STUDENT-FACULTY-ADMINISTRATION RELATIONS COMMITTEE. From left: Daniel Alfaro (chairman), Penny Potter, Richard Watson. Not Pic- tured: Billy O'Barr, Bill Mills. Bobby Whltefield, M. R. Amin. COMMITTEE ON STUDENT ELECTIONS. From left: Dick Stout, Gail Matlock, Mary Ann Chilen, George Haag (chairman), Tom Hanley, Carlos Bernal, 95 FIRST ROW; Anne Burns, Sylvia Dailey, Susie Lynch, Vicki Pat Hobbs, Margie Hobreeht, Ebe SECOND ROW; Norma Norris, Mrs. Carrie L, Bishop, Charlotte Allen, Susan T©garden, ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS Jan Steubing. Penny Potter, Suiie Drawe, Ann Dillon, and Janiene Speer sample the food at the annual Big-Little Sister picnic. OFFICERS President SUSIE LYNCH Vice-President VICKIE EBERLE Secretary SUSAN TEGARDEN Treasurer ANNE BURNS Sponsor MRS. C. L. BISHOP The association of Women Students, a branch of the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students, was found- ed on the A I campus in 1941, Its purpose is to develop cooperation, friendliness, and leadership among all women students 96 OFFICERS President BRIDGET RICHARDS Vice-President SYLVIA DAILEY Secretary-Treasurer ANNE BURNS Sponsors DR. WILLIAM LECKIE MISS MAY CAMPBELL The Gold Jackets organization was established on the A I cam- pus last year. It is an honorary women’s service organization. New members must be nominated by the faculty, possess a 1.5 grade average, and be accepted by the members. Tapping ceremonies take place during the fall and spring semester. Teresa Moore arid Linda LaMotte perform one of fhe many Gold Jacket services as they help in registration at one of the conventions held on the campus. GOLD JACKETS FIRST ROW: Ann Malone, Marilyn McCord. Anne Wallner. Sylvia Dailey. SECOND ROW: Linda La Motte. Martha Jo Hornung, Sue Ann Walker. An- nette Moerbe, Bridget Richards, Margie Hobrecht. THIRD ROW; Dr. W. H. Leckie. Teresa Moore, Blanca Hinojosa, Sarah Hoover. Carolyn Mitchell. Mary Ann Chilen, Sally Rankin. 97 FfRST ROW: Butch Keath, Victor Holy, Herb Best. SECOND ROW: Richard Van Pelt, Reynold Vesellca, Dal© Riley, Bob White, BAUGH HALL COUNCIL OFFICERS President VICTOR HOLY Vice-President BUTCH KEATH Secretary DALE RILEY Treasurer REYNOLD VESELKA Athletic Director RICHARD VAN PELT Reporter HERB BEST Freshman Representative BOB WHITE The Baugh Hall Council is a representative group of Lila Baugh Dorm students, elected to aid residents in all possible ways and to foster harmonious living in the dormitory. ! 98 Two Baugh Hall residents check their mailboxes for letters. FIRST ROW; Dale Fuller, John Lindsey, Robert Bumb, Bill Smith. SECOND ROW: Edwin McKay. Gerald Thomas. Stanley Casto, John Matocha. Ronnie Avery. MAV HALL COUNCIL OFFICERS President ROBERT BUMB Vice-President JOHN LINDSEY Secretary-Treasurer BILL SMITH Reporter DALE FULLER The May Hall Council is a representa- tive body of May Hall Dormitory which administers the activities of the Dorm, The Council sponsors the May Hall Christmas Party, the May Hall Men's Choir and strives to promote activities for the wel- fare of the residents. Dean Turner directs the boys' choral group at the May Hall Chirst- mas party. 99 FIRST ROW; Bobby Whitefield, Richard Paris, Johnny Leyendecler, Dennis Klumpp, SECOND ROW; Garland Hector, Roman Lubinsky, Johnny Bunk, Jack B. Carpenter, Sonny Part. SEALE HAU COUNCIL OFFICERS It loots as though Bobby Nedbalol is preparing to wash his car. President JOHNNY LEYENDECKER Vice-President RICHARD PARKS Secretary-Treasurer DENNIS KLUMPP Athletic Chairman ART BURGOYNE The Seale Hall Council has as its purpose the promotion of a better atmosphere within the dormitory. Its primary concern is the social welfare of residents, and, in line with this, it sponsors several social activities during the year. 100 OFFICERS President HARVEY J. BOTT Vice-President BILL DUDLEY Secretary-Treasurer BILL MILLS Reporter BILL LAWS The Poteet Hall Dormitory Council strives to create a harmonious dorm life through the plan- ning of varied social activities during the year. POTEET HALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Bill Dudley, Jr.. William G. Mills, Vern Ragle. SECOND ROW: Bill Laws, Herbert Haynes. Herbert Ernst, Woody Hagen, Bob Coltrin, Harvey JL Bott. COUSINS HALL COUNCIL OFFICERS President SYLVIA DAILEY Vice-President JUDY WHITNER Secretary-Treasurer KATHLEEN CUMBERLAND Reporter SUE WEST Sports Manager ROBIN HARRIS Devotional Chairman MARTHA DENNIS Dormitory officers and wing representatives make up this coun- cil. Its purpose is to promote harmonious living and good will among the residents of Cousins Hall. OFFICERS President PAT HOBBS Vice-President SUE HUMES Secretary CYNTHIA BRYAN Reporter DEBRA JARL Sports Manager SUSIE LYNCH Parliamentarian BEVERLY BROOKS Treasurer VJCKI EBERLE The Eckhardt Dorm Council is an or- ganization formed by students to encour- age harmonious living in the dormitory and to direct special activities which these residents undertake as a group. The special activities include a Christmas party and an open house in the spring. Johnny Mitchell converses with Susie Lynch, Vicki Eberlo, and Marti Sebern during the Eckhardt Hall Christmas Party, ECKHARDT HALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Marti Sebern, Sherry Shields, Carolyn Mitchell. Pat Hobbs, Ruth Garcia, Cynthia Bryan. SECOND ROW: Susie Lynch, Vicki Eberle. Carol Kidd, Debbie Jarl„ Margie Graham, Susan Tegarden,, Mary Fisher. 103 FIRST ROW: Carolyn SeH . Sally Moore, Ginar.na Crouch, Charlotte Rankin, Sarah Hoover, Norma Norris, Allen, Dorothy Thompson, Myrta Kay Eddy Klatt, Ann Warner. Anne curns. , Liles. Dovie McDonald, Penny Potter, ic inu kuw: Diana McCollum, Teresa Marilyn McCord. LEWIS HAU COUNCIL OFFICERS Mrs. English, Mrs. Bishop, Adela Rodriguei-Bryda, Patti Jessica Luckie, and Norma Norris composed the receiving the Lewis Hall Christmas Party. Dodds, line of President NORMA NORRIS Vice-President MARILYN McCORD Secretary DOROTHY THOMPSON Treasurer PENNY POTTER Parliamentarian CHARLOTTE ALLEN Reporter TERRY MOORE Sports Director GINANNA CROUCH Chaplain ANN BURNS Dormitory officers and representatives from various wings make up this council. Their purpose is to foster good will and harmonious living among the dormitory residents. 104 FIRST ROW: Jimmie Pearl Zaplac, Carolyn Getts, Anne Wallner. SECOND ROW: Betty Meredith. Margie Hebrecht Patti Sue Dodds Teresa Moore, Frances Mlrovich, Mary Garrett, Martha Jo Hornung. THIRD ROW: Norma Norris, Fay Bible, Johnnie Mae Haun, Miriam Hammons, Mary K. 5chreck, Carrie L Bishop, Blanche Gerber, Ann Farefe; Vicki Eberle, Joyce Duncan. INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL Jan Scoggins makes her bow at the presenta- tion ball in front of the big red valentine which set the them© for the ball, OFFICERS President TERESA MOORE Vice-President MARY GARRETT Secretary PATTI SUE DODDS Treasurer FRANCES MIRCOVICH Sponsor CARRIE LEE BISHOP The Inter-sorority Council serves as a co-ordinating foody for the sororities on campus. Through this organization, functions are carried on in which all of the so- rorities participate. The Council plans and supervises Rush Week during the fall semester, spon- sors the Powder Puff football game, and supervises the Pres- entation Ball in the early spring. 105 FIRST ROW: Bobbye Dena Burnam, Jute Dlano Sayer, Evalynn Hendrix. SECOND ROW: Martha Lee Balzer, Martha Jo Hornung, Joyce Duncan, Frances Mircovich, Nancy Siiemore. THIRD ROW; Mary Elaine Walker. Faye Bible, Dotiie Morris, Miriam Hammons, Carolyn Caddel. ALPHA SIGMA SORORITY AS Organized in 1927, Alpha Sigma is the oldest sorority on campus. Members are selected during Rush Week each fall. The girls are active in campus activities, both social and scholastic. They also participate in the Powder Puff Bowl and Presentation dance, hold parties for special occasions, and work on various projects through- out the year. OFFICERS President JOYCE DUNCAN Vice-President BOBBYE BURNAM Secretary DOTTfE MORRIS Treasurer JULE SAYER Parliamentarian MARTHA LEE BALZER Reporter CAROLYN CADDEL Rush Captains NANCY SIZEMORE MARY WALKER Sponsors MISS FAYE BIBLE MRS. MIRIAM HAMMONS Sorority rushees smile for a picture at Alpha Sigma's rush party with an oriental at- mosphere in this Japanese Garden. 106 FIRST ROW; Bobbye Dana Burriam, Jule Diana Sayer, Evalynn Hendrix. SECOND ROW; Martha Lee Balzer, Martha Jo Hornung, Joyce Duncan, Frances Mireovich, Nancy Sizemore. THIRD ROW: Mary Elaine Walker, Faye Bible, Dottie Morris, Miriam Hammons, Carolyn Caddel. ALPHA SIGMA SORORITY AS Organized in 1927 Alpha Sigma is the oldest sorority on campus. Members are selected during Rush Week each fall. The girls are active in campus activities, both social and scholastic. They also participate in the Powder Puff Bowl and Presentation dance, hold parties for special occasions, and work on various projects through- out the year. OFFICERS President JOYCE DUNCAN Vice-President BOBBYE BURNAM Secretary DOTTIE MORRIS Treasurer JULE SAVER Parliamentarian MARTHA LEE BALZER Reporter CAROLYN CADDEL Rush Captains NANCY SIZEMORE MARY WALKER Sponsors MISS FAYE BIBLE MRS. MIRIAM HAMMONS Sorority rushees smile for a picture at Alpha Sigma's rush party with an oriental at- mosphere in this Japanese Garden. 106 McDonald. ALPHA SIGMA PLEPGES OFFICERS President dovie ann McDonald Vice-President JOYCE McKELLER Secretary PEGGY BASS Treasurer GAIL MATLOCK Song Leader NANCY ESPENLAUB Tha sororities show the Meggies how to play football during the Powder Puff football game. 107 FIRST ROW; Willene Wisherf, Norma Norris, Carolyn Prater. SECOND ROW: Myrta Kay Liles. Patricia Pellegrino, Mary Glenn Burch, Marilyn McCord, Frances Robinson. THIRD ROW: Shirley Corbitt, Sylvia Dailey, Sue Ann Walker, Patti Sue Dodds, Margie Hobrecht, Mary K. Sehredc, BETA GAMMA MEMBERS BT Norma Norris and Margie Hobrecht seem to be enjoying their card game at the Beta Gamma slumber party. OFFICERS President NORMA NORRIS Vice-President SYLVIA DAILEY Secretary MARILYN McCORD Treasurer MARY GLENN BURCH Corresponding Secretary PATRICIA PELLIGRINO Rush Captain MYRTA KAY LILES Sponsors MARY K. SCHRECK SHIRLEY CORBITT The purposes of Beta Gamma are to foster' friendship and to develop ethical character and social standards- Membership is by invitation ex- tended during Rush Week. The members are active in campus activities. 108 FIRST ROW: Bits McAlister, Sarah Eidson. Sandra Sturm. SECOND ROW: Boone. THIRD ROW: Pet Fried, Sarah Hoover, Becky Brandon, Jody Durham, Mary Margaret Fay, Ann Dillon, Cleta Dawson, Kathleen Cumberland, Lola Pam Hutto, Sandra Hughes, BETA GAMMA PLEDGES OFFICERS President ANN DILLON Vice-President CLETA DAWSON Secretary SANDRA HUGHES Treasurer SANDRA STURM Bits McAlister imitates Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer, at the Beta Gamma Rush Party. 109 FIRST ROW: Charlotte Allen, Anne Wallner, Sara Sue Sheley. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Getts, Ginanna Crouch, Anna Lee Dean, Suzanne Drawe, Bevery Crandall. THIRD ROW; Bridget Richards, Sally 5ue Seogin, Linda LaMotte, Judy Whitener, Penny Potter, Mary Garrett Mary Ella Lanier, Johnnie Mae Haun, Annette Moerbe. DELTA THETA SORORITY AO Delta Theta's aim is to further friendship, scholarship, and loyalty to A I. Membership may be attained during Rush Week by invitation. Mem- bers take an active part in campus activities, OFFICERS Mary Garrett, Shelley Range, Charlotte Allen, Brenda Chast- ant, Luan Burchers, and Sara Sheley prepare to leave for the Delta Theta Gold Rush Party. President ANNE WALLNER Vice-President ANNETTE MOERBE Secretary MARY ELLA LANIER Corresponding Secretary BEVERLY CRANDALL Treasurer SUZANNE DRAWE Reportor BARBARA CORNELIUS Parliamentarian PENNY POTTER Rush Captains GINANNA CROUCH LINDA LA MOTTE Sponsors MRS. JOHNNIE MAE HAUN MRS. HARRIETTE OWENS 110 FIRST ROW Anne Park, Corene Wallace, Nita Hollida. SECOND ROW: Luan Burehers, Dolores Twist, Jacqueline Schmalstieg, Deanna Schmitz, Janice Crouch, THIRD ROW: Wanda Trant, Carol Ann Braun, Zada Turberville, Cynthia Bryan, Jan Scoggins, Tommie Ruth Wallace, Janet Steubmg. Jo Bergqmst, Tara McQuerrey. DELTA THETA PLEDGES OFFICERS President CAROL ANN BRAUN Vice-President JO BERGQUIST Secretary-Treasurer TARA McQUERREY Parliamentarian ANNE PARK Chaplain WANDA TRANT Song Leader JANICE CROUCH Tara McQuerrey and Corene Wallace sell Jack Pratt a sandwich as he reluctantly pays them. Ill FIRST ROW: Jimmie Pearl Zaplac, Betty Meredith, Pam Peyton. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Newbolt, Joyce Pawlik, Vicki Eberle, Margie Lowranee, Sue Humes. THIRD ROW: Susie Lynch, Jo Ann Myers, Ann Farek, Blanche Gerber, Marti Sebern, Teresa Moore. 2ETA CHI SORORITY ZX OFFICERS These Dogpateh rushees enjoy the talent of their suave en- tertainers, Vicki Eberle, Terry Moore, and Jan Scoggins. 112 President VICKIE EBERLE Vice-President JOYCE PAWLIK Secretary MARGIE LOWRANCE Treasurer JIMMIE PEARL ZAPLAC Parliamentarian SUSIE LYNCH Song Leader SUE HUMES Historian MARY JO NEWBOLT Sponsors MISS ANN FAREK MRS. BLANCHE GERBER The purpose of Zeta Chi Sorority is to promote personal development, and leadership and to create fellowship. Membership is by invitation only dur- ing Rush Week. FIRST ROW; Robin Robinson, Vicky Lee. SECOND ROW; Judy Lehman, Betty Williams, Glenna Beaty, Betty Hinkol, Betty Kincaid. THIRD ROW: Mary Trussall, Susan Tegarden, Susan Jarratt, Karen Wright, Sherry Shields, Bernice Frizzell, Adelia Wood. ZETA CHI PLEDGES Dogpatch was a very funny and entertaining place for these rushees. OFFICERS President SUSAN TEGARDEN Vice-President SUE JARRATT Secretary ROBIN ROBINSON Treasurer SHERI SHIELDS 113 Parliamentarian KAREN WRIGHT FIRST ROW: Annette Moerbe, Nanci Ne wman, Dorothy Gaston, Anne Burns., Teresa Mooro. SECOND ROW: Judy Chelette, Bobbie Berry, Valerie Evetts, Ann Malone, Linde La Motto. Carolyn Smith, Sallie Milner, Helen Ruby. THIRD ROW: Charles Williams, Thomas Russell, Andy Robertson, Jerry Hed- rick, Norman Harrell, W, H, Traney, M. V, Meisch, J, R. Kampfhenkel. FOURTH ROW: Charles Cannon, Leroy Poer, John Matocha, Herbert Haynes, Bobby Whitefield. Earl L Morris, Benny W. Galloway. 114 ALPHA CHI AX Alpha Chi is a national honor society based on scholastic achievement. Its membership is composed of the top ten per cent of the junior and senior classes, the students who have at least a B” average. The organization meets monthly with programs centering on various aspects of scholarship. Highlights of the year are the initiation ceremony and the annual banquet. Annette Moerbe serves punch to Nanci Newman and Johnny Bunk at the re- ception following the Alpha Chi initia- tion. OFFICERS President ANDY ROBERTSON Vice-President ERNEST FRANKE Recording Secretary ANNETTE MOERBE Corresponding Secretary VALERIE EVETTS Treasurer BENNY GALLOWAY Parliamentarian MARY LOUISE EGGERT Reporter MARTHA JO HORNUNG Sponsors DR. J. R. MANNING MRS. LAURYN MIZELL MISS DOROTHY GASTON AX ALPHA CHI Dr. Manning and Mrs, Mizell initiate Anne Wallner into Alpha Chi. FIRST ROW: Daisy Stone, J. R. Manning, Mary Ann Chilen, Stanley Woefel, Rosa Maria Martinez. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Puh, ILouise Egg rt, Adel. Rodrigeee-Breyde, Bette Neeley. Bobby Self. Meey Boyer, Julius CSarlw. Key Rose™, Solly Ann W.ge., THIRD ROW: White, Billie Gayle Weiss. Errol Littleton, Martha Jo Hornung, Larry Demosky, Sandra Morgan, George Haag, R. T. Crabb. FOURTH ROW. Anthony L. Harvey, Paul Burns, Ernest Franke, M. H. Roemer, Tony Graham, W. W Weber, Robert Bumb. 115 FIRST ROW: Sarah Hoover, Martha Jo Hornung, Valerie Evetts, Annette Moerbe. SECOND ROW: Adela Rodriguer-Brayda, Billie Gayle Weiss, Mary Louise Eggert, Sally Ann Wagner, Bridget Richards, THIRD ROW: Teresa Moore, Ruby Arnold, Sandra Morgan, Macy Boyer, Mrs. Ophelia Manning. CAP AND GOWN OFFICERS Cap and Gown is an honorary scholastic organi- zation for senior women students which promotes scholarship, leadership, and service on the cam- pus. A grade point average of 2.4 is required for membership. A formal banquet is held every spring and fall to initiate ncwr members. 116 President MARTHA JO HORNUNG Vice-President MARY LOUISE EGGERT Secretary VALERIE EVETTS Treasurer ADELA RODRIGU EZ-BRAYDA Parliamentarian BILLIE GAYLE WEISS Reporter ROSA MARIA MARTINEZ Historian BRIDGET RICHARDS Sponsors MRS. J, C. JERNIGAN DR. HILDEGARD SCHMALENBECK Chapter Director MRS. OPHELIA MANNING Sigma Tau is a national honorary engineering fraternity which was first established at A I in 1956, Its members are those junior and senior engineering students who have a 2-point grade average and are in the top one-third of their class. 2T SIGMA TAU OFFICERS President CHARLES ABERNATHY Vice-President GLENN MORRISON Secretary MIKE BROUSE Treasurer ROBERT H. GREEN Historian BOB WITHERS Reporter CLIFF CALVEZ Sponsors MARCUS M. TRUITT C, V. MOONEY FIRST ROW: A, J, Espinosa, R. H. Green, Bob Withers, Charles Abernathy, Glen Morrison, Mike Brouse, SECOND ROW: Bobby Self, Jerry Dorris, Apolonio Baca, Don Seale, Gerald Tiner, Pat O'Neal, Norris Crownover. THIRD ROW: Robert S. Williams, Raymond Veselka, Laiano Romero, Jimmie Nix, Ernest Franks, John J. Sudrla, Larry Demosky, J. W. Howard. FOURTH ROW; Walter Lubojacky, Ronald T. Crabb, Milton H. Roemer, Andy S. Robertson, Richard Peden, D. L, Burris, Claude Traylor, Herbert Haynes, Otto Ewers. 117 FIRST ROW: Mary Garrett, Blanca Hinojosa, Rosa Maria Martinez, SECOND ROW: Dr. Wreathy Aiken, Susie Wilson, Jessica Luckie, Anne Burns. Annette Moerbe, Kathryn Oliver, KAPPA OMICRON PHI Anne Bums serves tea to C, E. Burnett at the formal dedication of the Home Economics Building. Kappa Omicron Phi, national honorary home economics sorority, was founded in 1922, Membership is determined by scholarship. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to stimulate scholastic effort in the field of home economics. OFFICERS President BLANCHA HINOJOSA Vice-President ROSA MARIA MARTINEZ Secretary KATHRYN OLIVER Treasurer ANNETTE MOERBE Sponsor DR. WREATHY AIKEN 118 OFFICERS President JOHN MATOCHA Vice-President BEN OLENJCK Secretary ERROL LITTLETON Treasurer MAX MEISCH Reporter JACK BOLLINGER Sweetheart SYLVIA DAILEY Sponsors DR. LEO BAILEY DR. DAVID NEHER F, B. WINES Alpha Tau Alpha is a national agricultural education fraternity. The Mu Chapter was installed in 1934. It is the only chapter in Texas, Membership is by invitation only and is based on high scholastic standards and leadership in the field of Agriculture. ATA ALPHA TAU ALPHA FIRST ROW; Errol Littleton, Max Meisch, Sylvia Dailey, John Matocha, Ben Olenide. SECOND ROW: Charles Cole, Santos Ramirei, Angel Chao, Jack Bollinger, Stanley Woelfel, Russell Cook, THIRD ROW; David Neher, Charles Norwood, Lyndon Sehati, Miguel Nevarez, Leo Bailey. FOURTH ROW: F. B. Wines, Straud Jacobs, Herbert Ernst, Travis Hayden, Monroe Jungmann. 119 FIRST ROW: Martha Jo Homung, Patsy O’Barr. Sue Ann Walker. SECOND ROW: Melvin Miller, Valerie Evetts, Billy O'Barr. Arfeigh Clary. Dr. John C. Rayburn. PHI ALPHA THETA 4 A0 OFFICERS Phi Alpha Theta is an honorary his- tory fraternity. It strives to stimulate high scholastic attainment in the field of his- tory, Membership is restricted to history majors and minors who have a superior grade average in history. President SUE ANN WALKER Vice-President MARTHA JO HORNUNS Secreta ry-Tre a su re r PATSY O'BARR Reporter VALERIE EVETTS Sponsors MELVIN MILLER DR. JOHN C, RAYBURN 120 OFFICERS President JAMES FRANZ Vice-President JARRELL HAYES Secretary WOODY HAGEN Sweetheart BONNIE SCHMITZ Sponsors DR. W. H. LECKIE DR. E. V. RUHNKE The T” Association is the varsity letter- men’s association on the A I campus. The organization seeks to further athletic, scholastic, and social coordination among its members. Jufe Sayer and Miss Schreclt try their luck at pitching pennies while Woody Hagen and Curtis Shed work at the T Association Booth at the Halloween Carnival. T' ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW; Dr. W. H. Leckie, John Beseda. Bonnie Schmitz, Jimmie Franz. Jesse Longhofer. SECOND ROW: Charles Williams. Johny Searcy, Tony Garza, Wilbur McDaniel, Carl Reynolds, Tom Davidek. THIRD ROW: Leo Villarreal, Earl Morris, Sidney Blanks, Dick Goss, Doug Harvey, Bobby Pyssen, Juan Capello. FOURTH ROW; Roland Lopez, Tommy Janilc, Teddy Unbehagen, Homer Ply, Leroy Schulmeler, Woody Hagen, Willie Crafts. 121 FIRST ROW: Irma Martinez, Tomas Ramirei, Kay Gregg, SECOND ROW: Carol Becker, Idolinefa San Miguel, Omelia Garxa, Judith Soden, Diana Hazelwood, Jack! Rodriguez, THIRD ROW; Ben Bailey, Thomas Schlotterbeck, J. B, Reyes, Leonardo Leal, Re Wright, Robert Talbert. BELLAS ARTES Bellas Artes is a relatively new organization on campus open to all who are interested in art. Harvey Bott works on a sculpture in an art class. OFFICERS President IRMA MARTINEZ Vice-President TOMMY RAMIREZ Secretary-Treasurer KAY GREGG Sponsors THOMAS SCHLOTTERBACK BEN BAILEY SARA SCHROEDER JAMES NETHERLIN 122 Music Educators’ National Conference is a de- partmental music organization open to any stu- dent who is interested in music education, although most members are majoring or minoring in some phase of music education. OFFICERS President LARRY SMITH Vice-President KENNETH FAWCUS 5e eretary-T reasurer SANDRA MORGAN Social Chairman JESSE C. FARQUHAR Reporter ROBERT WOODY Sponsor DR. LAWRENCE McQUERREY MENC FIRST ROW- Dr McQuerrey Kenneth Faweus, Sandra Morgan, Robert Woody, Larry Smith. SECOND ROW: Marie Norquest, Barry Jones, Arnold Barrera, Jose Luis Gome . Billie Tarbutton. Fran Pollard. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Thomason. Rachel Munguia, Nancy Chism, Bette Neeley. Doreen Lauste,' Dolores Twist, Jeanie Davis. FOURTH ROW: Domingo Carrillo. Ron Killingsworth, Gene Conway, Ron Greathouse, Dennis Crane, Paul Larson, Gilbert Colunga. A I CONCERT BAN� FLUTES Robert Martin Tara McQuerrey Gloria Garcia Pat McDonald Corone Wallace Betty True TROMBONES Larry Smith Pawl Larson Jack Kelley Verne Ragle Patsy Knight Joe Boggan Bobby Sim$ PERCUSSION Konne th Faweus Jeanie Davis Joe Kincaid Duane Bell TUBAS Jose Johnson Frank Zamarron James Dowe Carl McGuire Jose Gutierrez TRUMPETS Domingo Carrillo Gilbert Colunga Thomas Taylor Nick Valdez Allen Littleton Ramon Guzman Calvin Koenig Rudy Munguia Lorenzo Garcia Robert Goode Johnny Anderson FRENCH HORNS Terry Garrett Francys Pollard Mary Matthews Gene Conway Edward Cabrera BASSOONS Joe Alvarado Lela Boone TENOR SAXOPHONE Julio Saenz CLARINETS Robert Woody Ann Malone •William C Dominik Sandra Morgan Delia Trevino Clifford Horn Warren Trost Lloyd 5tephenson Richard Clark BARITONES Dennis Crane Charles Reeves Paul Drake Betty Kincaid ALTO SAXOPHONES Ollie Gene Burnett Diane Langworthy DeEtte Steinle BARITONE SAXOPHONE Sandra Hughes DIRECTOR John Kincaid •Faculty 124 A CAPPEUA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir tours with forty singers. Its membership includes future concert musicians, music teachers, engin- eers, ranchers, coaches, home economists, business executives, secretaries, actors, and teachers. Programs by the choir include traditional A Cappella literature, contemporary and secular works. Each year at Christmas they have the traditional carol- ling in Jones Auditorium. Jose Alvarado Gerry Lee Higgs Sidney Neidhart Mary Alice Bairgo Jerry Hintzman Marie Norquest Peggy Bass Jerry Hollon Peggy Pack Glenna Beaty Merry Hollon Joyce Pawlik Ruth Brannon Edward Holub Eiwin Petersen Beverly Brooks J. E. Honeycutt Sandra Petersen Brenda Brown Linda Huddleston Betty Poteet Lupe Bustos Sue Humes Johanna Roberts Edward Cabrera Ruth Hutchins Janis Rose Harold Calvin Jean Kendrick James Scarborough Patricia Carey Ron Killingsworth Martha Sebern Nancy Chison Diane Langworthy Charles Shame! Gloria Cover Brownlne Littleton Karen Simler Roberto Crui Evelyn Lytle Serin Slemmurns Vicki Eberle Ann Malone Carolyn Thomason Grace Fernandez Jim Marcum Carolyn Thormaehlen Mary Fisher Pete McDaniel Zada Turbervifle Maria Garcia Rita McFatter Beth Turcotte Diane Garia William Meadows Louis Tutt Jose Gomez Teresa Moore Tommie Ruth Wallace Joe Gordon John Morrison Karen Wright Ripley Hauser Caney Herrington Rachel Mungula Bette Neeley Judith Wuensche 126 SEATED: Bette Neeley,, Esther Rodriguez, Sidney Neidhert, Peggy Peck, Vicki Eberle, Teresa Moore, Marie Norquest. STANDING; Doreen Lauste, Ronald Killingsworth, Ronald Greathouse, Charles Shame!, J. E. Honeycutt, Gary Tuft, Jose Gomel, Tara McQuerrey, THE A I SINGERS Vicki Eberle talks to a little orphan boy in the German-Ameriean Orphanage In Eppenhein, Germany, while the Madrigals were on tour in Europe. The A I Singers are a group of students chosen by rigorous try- outs. They traditionally sing by candlelight, have appeared on tele- vision for publicity of Lantana, and last summer went on a tour of Armed forces bases in Europe to provide entertainment for our sol- diers who are overseas. 127 128 BENNY SARRETT Editorial Assistant SHARON TRIBBLE, SHARON ASHER, JIM RAMSAY Reporters JERRY POLINARD Sports Editor TOMMY RUSSELL Feature Editor JOHNNY MITCHELL, NANCY MONTGOMERY Reporters 129 130 ANNE WALLNER Associate Editor JAMES WINKLE Photographer MARGIE HOBRECHT Organizations Editor GEOFFERY SCHRIMSHER ROTC Editor STAFF 131 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is an organization which provides lor the spiritual and social needs of college students and helps to unify and Wayne Gidden presides over an officers' meeting. guide their talents and efforts in such a way as to glorify God. Wor- ship, study, service, and recreation are employed to achieve this purpose. OFFICERS President WAYNE GIDDEN Vice-President BOBBIE BERRY Secretary KAREN WHEELER Social Chairman ANNA LEE DEAN Missions Chairman SUE HUMES Devotional Chairman BETTY WILLIAMS Enlistment Chairman DOROTHY THOMPSON Athletic Chairmen DENNIS KLUMPP Student Center Chairman BOBBY KILLOUGH International Student Chairman DAVID GLAZENER Music Chairman PEGGY PACK Publicity Chairman BEULAH AULT Editor BOBBIE BURNAM Y.W.A. President CAROLYN MITCHELL Faculty Advisor DR. J. A. RICKARD Director DONNAL TIMMONS Enjoying a game of table tennis are Betty Williams and Woody Wright and Bobbie Berry and Bobby Klllough. Wayne Gidden and Bobbie Berry stand at a door that is open to all students. 132 Wayne Gidden and Roger Berry share a magazine in the Center. Troy Roseman, Wayne Gidden, Bobby Killough, Jack Collis and other BSUcrs attend yesper services, which are conducted each school day. The piano is a favorite with many students; here Nancy Gidden and David Glazener enjoy playing it. Betty Williams and Jack Collis chat at the BSU. Donnal Timmons teaches a credit course in Bible in the BSU. 133 FIRST ROW; Robert Elzner, Rosita Maria Lopez, Elias Menendez, Amelia Garza, John Kuba. SECOND ROW; Roland Aguilar, Kay Wood. Mary Ellen Diaz De Leon, Maria Rodriguez, Eliza Jimenez, Blanca Hinojosa, Lucy Casas. THIRD ROW; Anne Wallner, Mary Alice Bainge, Erasmo Rodriguez, Pete Huerta, Julius Charba, Mario Perez, Rosario Garza, FOURTH ROW; Jose Luis Gomez, Roberta Villarreal, Edmund Koliba, Edward Koliba, Edward Holub, Eluterio Hernandez, Robert Flannery, Marie M. Enriquez, NEWMAN CLUB Club members, John Kuba, Gary Lacock, Dick Flannery, and Wanda Whitworth, help guests register for the Newman Club Convention. The purpose of the Newman Club is to deepen the spiritual, intellectual, and social interest of the Catholic students at A I. OFFICERS President ELIAS MENENDEZ First Vice-President ROBERT ELZNER Second Vice-President LUIS GARCIA Treasurer JOHN KUBA Secretary BARBARA HILLER Reporter BETTY CUMBERLAND Parliamentarian ED KOLIBA Sponsor DR. E. V. RUHNKE Chaplain FATHER MEANY J 134 OFFICERS President ADNAN EL-ASSAD Vice-President BYRON A. RUSSELL Secretary SUZANNE DRAWE Treasurer ROMAN LUBINSKY Reporter MARY TRUSSELL Sponsor DR. N. L. McNEIL The International Student Forum was organized on the A I campus this year. Its purpose is to promote a better under- standing of foreign and domestic pro- blems among the students. Adnan El-Assad and Mary Trus- sell discuss the problems to be brought up at the next club meeting. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FORUM FIRST ROW: Byron Russell, Sutanne Drawe. Adnan El-Assad, Mary Trussell, Roman Lubinsky. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Thomas, Mian A. Wajid, Bobbie Berry, John Kube, Mary Lu Link, Dr, N. L, McNeil, Margaret Young, Andrew Horvath. THIRD ROW: Avinash Nangea. Soliman Lotalef, Biian Vakili, David Glaxener, John Simmons, Guadalupe Bustos, Quahtan Dohan, 135 FIRST ROW: Robert Ramirez, Dennis A. Longoria, Sylvia M. Villarreal, Angel R. Ornelas, Conrado Alvarado. SECOND ROW: Judith Sodenr Idolinda San Miguel, Iona De Leon, Sylvia Cavazos, Nelda Salinas, Carlos L Farias. THIRD ROW: Ann Farek, Felipe Mendoza, Ninfa Sana, Javier De La Pena, Adolfo R. Martinez, Alfredo Zertuche, Jr. FOURTH ROW: Hector Farias, Arvdres Ramos, Hector Eliondo, Rolando Elizalde, Carlos Sanchez, Fred Duncan, Samuel Moreno, Oscar O. Martinez. LAREDO CLUB Iona Do Leon watches as Adolfo Martinez collects an admittance fee to the Laredo Club-sponsored dance. The Laredo Club is composed of those A I students from Lar- edo. Its purpose is to foster cor- dial relations among these stu- dents. Each year the club grants a scholarship to a Laredo High School graduate. The club also holds many social functions dur- ing the year. OFFICERS President ANGEL R. ORNELAS Vice-President CONRADO ALVARADO Secretary ROSINA U. MARTINEZ Treasurer ROBERTO RAMIREZ Sergeant-at-arms OSCAR L VILLARREAL Parliamentarian CARLOS FARIAS Reporters JOE BENAVIDES HECTOR FARIAS Sponsors J. E. TURNER ANN FAREK 136 OFFICERS The purposes of the Hispano Club are largely cultural; lectures on the history, literature, and art of the Spanish; speaking nations; the presentation of dramatic perform- ances in the Spanish language, poetry recitals, and the music of the Spanish world. In addition, the club atempts to offer its members typical Spanish and Latin American fiestas and other celebrations. President JOSE GUADALUPE BUSTOS Vice-President MARIA ENRIQUEZ Secretary ROBERT GARZA Treasurer REYNALDO SUAREZ Parliamentarian PRUDENCIO RAMIREZ Reporter FRED GARCIA Sponsors DR, W. D. JOHNSON DR. PETER ORTIZ DR. ROBERT G. FLANNERY HISPANO CLUB FIRST ROW; Rosario Garzo, Maria Enriquez, Divina Cabrera. SECOND ROW: Robert C. Garza. Maria G. Rodriguez, Sylvia Cavazos. Adela Rodri- guei-Brayda, Celia B. Espinosa, Dr. P. A. Ortiz. THIRD ROW; Dr, W.D. Johnson, Reynaldo N. Suarez, Prudencio Ramirez, J, Guadalupe Bustos, Al- fredo Garcia, Jose Luis Gomez. 137 FIRST ROW; Pat Fried. Susie Colyer, Sonny Perl. Sarah Hoover, Norma Norris. SECOND ROW: Raul Garja, Eulalto Villalon, Billy Taylor, Agripmo $. Garcia, Dorothy Thompson. Richard H. Kirchner, Jerome Hittfelder, Gary Patterson. THIRD ROW: David Castillo, Norris Hodge, Richard Gordon, Dennis W. McDonald, James Buehrig, Terry Odneal, Benny Galloway. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB Norma Norris and Sonny Park check the notes taken at a business club meeting. OFFICERS President SONNY PARK Vice-President GARY PATTERSON Secretary NORMA NORRIS Treasurer JUDY COTTON Parliamentarian BILL MILLS Reporter RICHARD WHATLEY Sponsors DOROTHY GASTON LESLIE MELBORN 138 FIRST ROW; Dorothy Gaston, Nancy Hoover. Joy Lynn Patterson, UU Cash, Judy Cotton, SECOND ROW: Mike Lowrie, Arthur Senteno, Robert Meyer, Richard Whatley, Bob Rundberg, Kenneth Walker, THIRD ROW: Leslie Melbern, Bill Meek, Johnny Christensen, Reynold Veselka, Gary Hobbs, Duane Bell, Jack Nevilles, Bob Bird well. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB Members of the Business Club vote on an issue during a business meeting of the club. The Business Administration Club is an organization designed for the specific Interest of those students who intend to enter the field of business administration upon graduation. Student participation in the club provides important personal contacts with business leaders wrhich may later be utilized by the business student. 139 FiRST ROW: Benny Galloway, William Tuxbury, Ralph Russell, Leslie Melbern, Bobby R. York. SECOND ROW: Arthur Senteno, David Jennings, Raul Garra, David Castillo, Larry White, Robert Meyer. THIRD ROW: Cleofas De Luna, Gordon Richard, Dennis McDonald. John Barefield, Gary Hobbs, Norman Harrell, George Bradbury. Jerome Hitifelder. FOURTH ROW: Victor Holy, Preston Franks, Norris Hodge. Daniel Silva. Reynold Veselka, John Gibson, James White. ACCOUNTING ClUB OFFICERS President BENNY WAYNE GALLOWAY Vice-President VICTOR HOLY Secreta ry-Tre a su re r JEROME HITZFELDER Parliamontariam CHARLES DUNBAR Reporter LARRY WHITE Sponsor RALPH C. RUSSELL The Accounting Society, started two years ago, ac- cepts as members students who are registered in college courses in accounting with the intention of majoring in accounting. The purpose of the society is to acquaint these students with people with whom they may later associate in the field of business. 140 The student branch of the Texas Society of Profes- sional Engineers is a professional organization open to all engineering students and is now in its fifth year on the A I campus. Its purpose is to bring students closer to professional members in the field. It also func- tions as a unit in various campus activities. OFFICERS President ROBERT H. GREEN Vice-President BOB WITHERS Secretary DAN DAGUE Reporter KENNETH WEBER TEXAS SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL EN6INEERS FIRST ROW; Kenneth Weber, Pete Stricter, Bob Withers, R. H, Green, Dick Selman, Mike Sharp, SECOND ROW: Paul W, Treptow, Don Seale, Bobby Self, Apolonio Baca, John Sudrla, Raymond Veselke, Robert Williams, Norris Crowrover, Leon Hrabovsky. Danny 5harp, THIRD ROW; Robert Karkoska, Robert Schweikhardt. Norbert Ray Schneider, Milton Roomer, Walter Lubofoclcy, R. T. Crabb. M. R. Amin, W. 8. McGehee, Joy Cleveland. FOURTH ROW: B. J. Mickoias, Jerry Leffingwell, Charles Abernathy, Mike Brouse, Richard Peden, Neal Plocek, Bobby Rich, John Kampfhenkel, J, W. Howard, Otto Ewers. 141 FIRST ROW: Mike Grouse, Bobby Self, Danny Sharp, Joy C. Cleveland, Jerry L. Simpson, Dick Selman. SECOND ROW: Bob Withers, John J. Sudrla, Lupe L Rocha, Marion H. Gonzalez, Mike Sharp, R, H. Green, Jimmy Chuck, THIRD ROW: Robert Karkoska, Robert Schweilshardt, Norbert Ray Schneider, Milton H. Roemer, W. B. McGehee, J. R. Kampfhenkel, Jerry Dorris, Larry Dernosky. FOURTH ROW: B. J, Mickolas, C. A. Abernathy, J, A, Leffingwell, K, G, Morrison, C. H, Traylor, Neal Plocek, D. L. Burris, D. C. Norwood, Otto Ewers, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS President BOBBY G. SELF Vice-President D. E. SHARP Secretary J. L. SIMPSON Treasurer JOY C. CLEVELAND Sponsor MR. C. V. MONNEY This organization is a student chapter of the Ameri- can Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. Any student in good standing at A I and enrolled in engineering is eligible for membership. The society's main purpose is to promote fellowship among the stu- dents and to inform the members of problems and ad- vancements in the engineering field. 142 FIRST ROW: Jo© Cortez, Ginny Moffett, Bill Chiles, Paul Burns. SECOND ROW; Roberto Villarreal, Dale London, Kenneth Black, John Dube, Scott Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Arnold Mueller, James Ragan, Robert Hernandez, Walter Smith, Joseph Kincaid. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS OFFICERS President JOE I CORTEZ Vice-President JOSEPH KING KINCAID Secretary DALE LONDON Treasurer JAMES KENNETH BLACK Sponsor DR, OLAN E. KRUSE DR, JAMES M. ROBINSON The A I Student Section of the American Institute of Physics has as its aim the advancement of knowledge of physics and its application to human welfare. It pro- vides the student with an opportunity to establish him- self as a part of the physics profession while still a stu- dent. The Student Section sponsors a physics exhibit each spring for high school and college students. 144 OFFICERS President ROBERT BUMB Vice-President DON DAVIS Secretary-Reporter MELVIN RUSSELL Treasurer JACK KELLEY Sponsors DR. FRED GARLAND DR. E. V. RUHNKE DR. JOHN WESTMORELAND The Chemistry Club strives to promote interest in chemistry on the A I campus. Its purposes are to secure intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to foster a professional spirit among the members, and to instill a pro- fessional pride in chemistry and chemical engineering. Johnnie Bunk assists Mary Ann Clhilen with an experiment in an organic chemistry lab. CHEMISTRY CLUB FIRST ROW: Dr. Fred Garland, Robert Bomb. Dr. J. S. Westmoreland. SECOND ROW: Jose Johnson, Bobby Sell, Henry Spears. Don Scale, Tom my Russell. THIRD ROW: Don Davis. Gerald Tiner, Kenneth Hawkins, Scott Atkinson, Milton Roemer. Hubert Zinsmeister. FOURTH ROW: Melvin Russell, Richard Smith, Johnnie Bunk, Jack Kelley, Larry Bierstedt, Massey Brand. 145 FIRST ROW: Melvin Miller, Ronny Avery, Arleigh Clary. Gerald Thomas, SECOND ROW; Diana Hazelwood, Kenneth Hawkins, Kay Gregg, George Wick, Nancy Schwa bel, Edwin McKay. THIRD ROW: Mike Gross, William Carter, William Mills, James Harvill, Dr. John Rayburn. HISTORY CLUB OFFICERS President GERALD THOMAS Vice-President GEORGE WICK Secretary-Treasurer ARLE1GH CLARY Reporter BILL CARTER Sponsors MELVIN MILLER DR, GEORGE O. COALSON The Robert j. Kleberg History Ctub is the oldest organization on the campus. Open to all students interested in history and world affairs, the organization has as its purpose the stimula- of interest in historical events. Activities include numerous field trips, a Christmas party, a spring banquet, and various other functions. 146 OFFICERS President ANDY McLELLAN Vice-President CECIL MARRIOTT Secretary-Treasurer CHUCK BAIRD Sponsor DR. R. H. REIFSCHNEIDER This new dub was organized for the purpose of promoting school spirit. It assists the cheer- leaders at the football games by taking care of the mascots and it also has charge of shooting the cannon after each touchdown scored. Jim Johnston, Cecil Marriott, Alfredo Moreno, and Benny Howard prepare for a football game by bringing in the cannon and mascots. RANGERS FIRST ROW: Cecil Marriott, Scrappy, Chuele Baird, Pecos, Benny Howard. SECOND ROW: Bob Butts, Ronnie Murray, Pat Lerma, Andy McLellen, Woody Besse, THIRD ROW: Dr. Reifschneider, Bill Hemes, Val Lehmann, Bill Calvin, E. B. Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Alfredo Moreno, Jim Johnston. Bill Kessler, Jim Kraus, Henry Burney, Jim Scarborough. FIRST ROW: Sa’fy Ranlcin, Billie Gayle Weiss, Carolyn Mitchell, Martha Sebern, Sandra McCullough. SECOND ROW: Jean Stacy, Robin Harris, Ninfa Garza, Evalynn Hendrix, Judy New, Cookie Popp, Susie Lynch, THIRD ROW; Sandra Hughes, Omelia Garza, Bevery Roper, Harriet Whitworth, Pat- ricia Carey, Peggy Pearce, Pat Greif. FOURTH ROW: Pat Riels, Gerry Higgs, Janet Berglund, Margie Wendiand, Peanuts McGregor, Patsy Magee, Mary Jean Day, Nelda Salinas, WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION The Women’s Recreational Association was organized with the purpose of promoting coopera- tion, sportsmanship, friendliness, and good will and of providing recreational activities for women. Attempting to achieve these objectives the WRA sponsors a program of intramurals and various social activities. Robert Fullbright argues with Marti Se- bern and Billie Gayle Weiss but Billie Hyden says, “In to the jail house any- way. OFFICERS President CAROLYN MITCHELL Vice-President SALLY RANKIN Secretary GINANNA CROUCH Treasurer BILLIE GAYLE WEISS Sports Managers EDDY KLATT DORIS PICKENS Advisory Board Representative MARTHA SEBERN Sponsor MARY K. SCHRECK 148 OFFICERS President ROY MARSHALL Vice-President BILLIE HYDEN Secretary GINANNA CROUCH Treasurer CAROLYN MITCHELL Parliamentarian WILLIAM STEVENSON Sponsors STEWART COOPER NAN ROBERTS JACK LITTLE The Health and Physical Education Club is an or- ganization designed for the specific interests of health and physical education majors and minors. Its activities include sponsorship of the cold drink stand at the basketball games and sponsorship of various social functions. Ruperto Canales and Carolyn Mitchell watch carefully to be sure that Willie Utley gives Jan Bergstrum enough popcorn and correct change at one of the Hoggie basketball games. HPE CLUB FIRST ROW: Bob Bruner, Roy Marshall, Carolyn Mithcell, Frank Stephenson. C. W, Kroner, SECOND ROW: Sally Rankin, Evelynn Hendri , Judy New, Ruperto Canales. Susie Lynch, Nan Roberts, THIRD ROW: Carl Reynolds, Willie Crafts, Martha Sebern, Nelda Salinas, Willie Utley, Mery Jean Day. 149 FIRST ROW; Frances Mircovich, Mary Margaret Fay, Yvonne Boggan, Rosa Maria Martinez. SECOND ROW; Blanca Hinojosa, Dr. Wrcathy Ailcen, Elva Garcia, Gracie Cavazos, Billie Jean Gilbert, Faye Bible. THIRD ROW; Phyllis Carlile, Harriet Whitworth. Lonnie Lyons, Mary Garrett, Nancy Smith, Annette Moerbe, FOURTH ROW; Susie Wilson, Jessica Lucliie, Anne Burns, Joyce Duncan, Margie Wend land. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is an organization for all home economics majors and anyone in- terested in the field of home economics. It parti- cipates in affairs pertaining to the department on both local and state levels. Each year it has an Engaged Girls Tea and makes an H.E. Cottage Presentation to an outstanding student, in addi- tion to various other events. Edris Jennings is presented at the an- nual Engaged Girls’ Tea sponsored by the Home Economics Club. OFFICERS President FRANCES MIRCOVICH Vice-President JOYCE DUNCAN Secretary WILLENE WISHERT Treasurer MARY MARGARET FAY Reporter JUDY MOORE Sponsors DR. AIKEN MISS BIBLE MRS. MANNING 150 OFFICERS The Dora K. Cousins English Gub was organi- zed for the purpose of sharing and increasing interest in literature of the past and present. It is composed of students especially interested in literary pursuits. President ELWIN PETERSON Vice-President SUE KIMMEY Secretary-Treasurer PEGGY JORDAN Reporter CAROLYN SMITH Sponsor DR. R. J. GAUAWAY PORA K. COUSINS ENGLISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Peggy Jordan. Elwin Petersen, Sue Kimmey. SECOND ROW: Inei Garcia, Mary Fisher. Nanci Newman. Sallie Milner, THIRD ROW: Dr. R J. Gallaway. Bob Coltrin, Rollie Humphrey, Clifton Brooks Noel, Bill Smith. 151 FIRST ROW; Nancy Sehwebel, Sallfe Milner, Jessica Petrucha, Martha Jo Hornung, Sue Ann Walker. SECOND ROW: Dr. R. H. Reifschneider, Celia B. Espinosa, Maria S. Rodriguez, Lucy Casas, Peggy Cain, Kay Wood, Nanei Newman, Sue Kimmey. THIRD ROW: Arleigh Clary, Pat Riek, Adela Rodriguei-Brayda, Ruth Garcia, Omelia Garza, Nancy Smith, Joyce Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Roberto E. Villarreal, Elias Menendei, Morris Winkle, Elmer L. McLeod, Theodore Butler, William Carter, Russell Scott, Joe Arredondo. PI KAPPA EPSILON TIKE OFFICERS President EDWIN McKAY Vice-President PENNY POTTER Secretary MARY GARRETT Treasurer NANCY SIZEMORE Sponsor DR. ROBERT REIFSCHNEIDER Betty Williams does her student teaching in the Alice public schools with a group of grade school students. 152 FIRST ROW: Nancy Sizemore, Penny Potter, Edwin McKay, Mary Garrett, Billie Gayle Weiss. SECOND ROW: Dovie McDonald, Sue Humes, Glenna Beaty, Mary Lu Link, Carolyn Mitchell, Ann Malone, Margie Hobreeht, Bridget Richards, THIRD ROW: Valerie Evetts, Judy Chelette. Susan Tegarden, Pat Emmert, Charlotte McSulll, Ruth Ann Kelley, Annette Moerbe. FOURTH ROW: Bill Smith, Mary Louise Eggert, Mary Jacobs, James Billings, Bobby Whitefield, Margie Wendland, Lonnie Lyons. PI KAPPA EPSILON nKE Sandra Peterson pays her dues to Nancy Sizemore as others wait their turn in line. Pi Kappa Epsilon, or the Future Teachers of America, is an organization open to all prospec- tive teachers on the campus. Its purpose is to pro- vide opportunities to learn more about the field of education and to develop a professional attitude towards this field. 153 FIRST ROW; Catherine Wise, Kaye Franklin , Barbara Cornelius , Barbara Breed. SECOND ROW; Joe Gordon, Nancy Frazier, Jean Taylor, Sharon Rice, Elva Wodgworth. THIRD ROW: Keith Kennedy, Albert Johnson, Mary Frances Caruso, Duano Klenke , Felipe Mendoza, Bob White. FOURTH ROW; Karen Gantt, Walter Smith , Troy Leo Wicker, Joe Benavides, Hector Farias. Not pictured; Manford Barber . Members also of Alpha Psi Omega, Honorary Dramatics Fraternity. FOOTLIGHTS CLUB OFFICERS President KAYE FRANKLIN Vice-President JOE BENAVIDES Secretary-Treasurer DUANE KLENKE Governing Board Members BARBARA SKIPPER TROY WICKER Sponsors JEAN TAYLOR ALBERT JOHNSON KEITH KENNEDY The Footlights Club sponsors all major dramatic events on the campus, including a Shakespearean produc- tion, two little theatre plays, a medieval play, and a children’s play each year. Anyone who is interested in any phase of dramatics may join; full membership is awarded by a point system for participation in the club projects. Highlights for the club in the social realm are the Christmas Buffet and the Albert Awards Banquet at the end of the spring term. 154 Shakespeare's Twelfth Night cast jokes with Dr. Johnson at dress rehearsal. 155 Left and Above: The Little Theatre Production— The Diary of Anne Franks' FIRST ROW? Soliman Lotaief, Julius F. Charba, Carl F, Englerth. SECOND ROW: Jack Bollinger, Charles L. Cole, Bobby Nedbalelc, Dr, Leo Bailey. THIRD ROW: Dr, David D. Neher, Mian Abdul Wejid, Gil Nelsen, Ma Meisch. HORTICULTURE CLUB The Horticulture Club promotes cam- pus beautification, sponsors field trips, displays interesting educational exhibits of plants, and presents programs to those interested in horticulture. Bill Dudley, Gene Kadelka, and Otis Meyers view the winning entries at the Horticulture Show. OFFICERS President CARL ENGLERTH Vice-President ROBERT RUNDBERG Secretary-Treasurer JULIUS CHARBA Sponsors DR. LEO BAILEY DR, DAVID NEHER 156 OFFICERS President SALLY ANN WAGNER Vice-President BARRY EARLY Secretary-Treasurer MARY ANN CHILEN Reporter BOBBY WHITEFIELD Parliamentarian ALTON WILLS Sponsors DR. JAY BUXTON JEFF SANDERS The Biological Club is an organization of science students formed to promote further inter- est in the various fields of bio- logy. The group has speakers in the field of biology and partici- pates in field trips as well as being active in campus activities. Bobby Whitefield, Mary Arm Chilen, and Sally Wagner make plans for conducting their assigned biology labs. BIOLOGICAL CLUB FIRST ROW: Bobby Whitefield, Sally Ann Wagner, Mary Ann Chilen, Barry G. Early. SECOND ROW: Dr. Jay Button. Anne Wallner, Dale Fuller, Dick Flannery, Julius Charba, Victor Leal. THIRD ROW; Johnnie Bunk, Robert Flannery, Bill Chitwood, Steyton Halberdier, Leslie Wheeler, Sam Johnson. 157 FIRST ROW: Louis Schorlemmer, Theodore Butler, Sara Sue Sheley, Carlos Bernal. Rudy Bendlxen. SECOND ROW: Dr. A. N, Page, J. R. Waggoner, Gerald Ludwig, Victor Smith, Walter Lubojaeky, J. E. Turner. THIRD ROW: Sgt. Victor Woods, Philip Saunders. James Byrn, Mike Waters, Jerry Graver, Lee Edward Baca. FOURTH ROW: David Brummett, Pat Corn, Woody Hagen, Warren Trost, David Inee, James Pieper. ALPHA PHI OMEGA A4 ft APO members, Ted Butler, James Pieper, and Phil Saunders get Joe Brown to sign up during their registration pledge campaign. Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraternity stressing service to school, nation, and fellow man. APO aids in sponsoring the election polls during all-school elections, participated actively in the annual A I Lectureship, and managed the Card Sec- tion to bolster school spirit for the home football games, APO also sponsors other projects throughout the year. OFFICERS President CARLOS BERNAL Vice-President LEE EDWARD BACA Secretary RUDY BENDIXEN Treasurer VICTOR SMITH Sergeant-er-Arms WALTER LUBOJACKY Sweetheart SARA SUE SHELEY Sponsors J, E. TURNER DR. NAYLAND PAGE SGT. VICTOR WOODS 158 OFFICERS President JOE JONES Vice-President BOBBY BERRYHILL Secretary RALPH UNDERBRINK Treasurer JAMES JAY Pledge Master BYRON RUSSELL Parliamentarian BOB RICHARDSON Sweetheart CYNTHIA BRYAN Sponsors DR. D. J. STINEBAUGH DR. E. V. RUHNKE Tau Delta Chi’s purpose is to promote social activity on the A I campus. It spon- sors the revolving trophy for the Lantana decorations. These couples seem to be enjoying themselves at the Tau Delta Chi Back to School Dance. TAU DELTA CHI TAX FIRST ROW: Dr. Ruhnke, Byron Russell, Joe Jones, Cynthia Bryan, Bobby Berryhill. Arthur Burgoyne, SECOND ROW: Norbert Ray Schneider. Eddie LaMotte. Don Young. Mike Lowrie, James Allen, Peter Mireur, Pote Zanca, Ralph Underbrink. THIRD ROW: Buziy White. Tommy Ferguson, James Jay, Robert Richardson, Pete Sterling. Len Jowitt. Frank Hein. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Jurica, Robert Beckmann, Jon Bergstrom, Charles Hoffman, Jerry Hollon, Tommy Bomar, Carl Barton, Jerry Wisdom. 159 FIRST ROW: Joe Vickers. Bob Birdwell, Jim Kimbrough, Carolyn Mitchell, Tommy Cashion, Andy McLelfan. Dale Riley. SECOND ROW: Pat Greif. PeanuH McGregor. Betty Hinkel, Margie Wendland, Karen Wheeler, Pat Horn. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Burkholder, Clayton Burns, Lee Caldwell, Bubba McLeod, Henry Burney, Ray Harmon. A I RODEO CLUB OFFICERS President BARTE SMITH Vice-President JOHN STEWART Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN MITCHELL Parliamentarian CLAYTON BURNS Sweetheart CAROLYN MITCHELL 160 Barte Smith conducts a rodeo club meeting while Betty Hinkle takes notes on the proceedings. FIRST ROW: Billy Taylor, John- Stewart, Noel Duckworth, Carolyn Mitchell, R, G. Kurz, Art Beckwith. Barte Smith. SECOND ROW: Sunny Coward, Annette Bohannon, Jeannine Gullett, Betsy Kant, Carol Sherrer. THIRD ROW: E. O. Morrison, Scooter Elliott, George Jones, Jerry Kilpatrick, Tom Nuckolls, Dr, McCrocklim. A I RODEO CLUB Bobby Birdwell, Lee Caldwell, Ray Harmon, Henry Burney, and Charles Baird seem to be listening attentively to the Rodeo Club business meeting. The Rodeo Club sponsors a team that com- petes with other college teams over the United States, Club members also put on intercollegiate rodeos in the A I arena. Membership in the Rodeo Club is open to all students at A I. 161 FIRST ROW: Byron Russell, Bar+e Smith, Vicki Eberle, Monroe Jungmaniy John Stewart. SECOND ROW: Don Tumberfinson, Otis Myers, Shepherd Brazil, Tomas Saenz, Lauro Saldana, Santos Ramirez, S. V- Burks. THIRD ROW; Clayton Bums, Scooter Elliott, Kenneth Martin, Edmund Koliba, Floyd Tarvin, David Buchen. FOURTH ROW: F. B. Wines, Gerald Johnson, Gil Nelson, Leonard Burnett, Curtis Shed, Butch Keath, Travis Hayden, Strand Jacobs, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President MONROE JUNGMANN Vice-President BILLY BARTE SMITH Secretary DAVID BUCHEN Treasurer LEONARD BURNETT Reporter BYRON RUSSELL Sentinel JOHN STEWART Sponsors F. 8, WINES S, V. BURK5 The A I Collegiate Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is an organization designed for students majoring in agricultural education. The purpose of the organization is to train future teachers for organizing and advising FFA chapters in high schools. This or- ganization also sponsors FFA leadership and judging contests for area high school FFA members. 162 OFFICERS President STANLET WOELFEL Vice-President RED NUCHOLS Secretary BENJAMIN OLENICK Treasurer KENNETH REED Reporter TRUMAN GRAY Parliamentarian BOBBY NEDBALEK Sweetheart BETTY HINKLE Sponsors DR. LEO BAILEY PAUL CHILEN DR. DAVID NEHER The Aggie Club is open to any student who is taking courses in agriculture. The club works toward promot- ing social life and friend- ship among agriculture stu- dents on the A I campus. It aims at development of leadership qualities, assum- ing responsibility, and parti- cipating in beneficial pro- grams. The club annually sponsors the Aggie All- College Christmas Dance, All-College Beard Contest, and Aggie Roundup. Everyone seems to be having a good time at the annual Aggie Christmas Dance. AGGIE CLUB FIRST ROW: Dr. J. W. Howe, Thomas Nuehels, Betty Hinkel, Stanley Woelfel, Shepherd Brazil, Charles Cole, Bobby Nedbalek, Dr. Leo Bailey. Floyd Tafvin. Gerald Johnson, Santos Ramirez. J. T. Hill, Kenneth Reed, John Matoeha, Curtis Shed, Herbert Ernst, Clayton Burns, Scooter Elliott, Richard Watson, Ben Olenielt, Russell J. Cook. SECOND ROW: Rick Bixby, Dr. David D. Neher, THIRD ROW: John Stewart, Otis Myers, Edmund Koliba, Alvin Gerbermann, FOURTH ROW; Byron Russell, Buddy Lester. Truman Gray, Donald Waters, Max Meisch, Tom Littleton. 163 FIRST ROW; John Lindsey, Dennis McBride, Melvin Russell, Alton Gene Wills, William R. Smith, Jr, SECOND ROW; Daniel Alfaro, Armando Rodriguez, Richard Parle, William Mills, Gary Patterson, Charles Brewer, Servando Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: R. T. Crabb, Victor Holy, Tom Gaddis, Monroe Jung- mann, Robert Wallace, Buzzy White, Buddy Lester. FOURTH ROW: Jerome Hitzfelder, Glenn Taylor, Benjamin Olenict, Elwin Petersen, Neal Plocek, Jim Stewart, Tifden West, Fred Bangasser. ROTC OFFICERS'CLUB The ROTC Officers1 Club is a social organization with the purpose of giving the future officer an idea of the social obligations he will encounter and the man- ner in which he is to conduct himself while serving in the United States Army. 164 OFFICERS President MELVIN W. RUSSELL Vice-President DENNIS McBRIDE Secretary WILLIAM SMITH Treasurer JOHN LINDSEY Reporter ELWIN PETERSEN Sponsors LT. COL. PAUL C. DAVIS CAPT. DONALD G. LEE CAPT. FRED KERSH In a special commissioning ceremony January graduates, E. J. Dorroh, Richard Kolterman, Joseph McCoy, Fred Burgess, Bobby Sales, and Andrew Meyers, receive their commissions from Lt. Col, Paul C. Davis. I Color Guard: Loft to Right, Winston Peeples, Ronnie Schmiedakamp, Richard Newbolt, Joe Vickers, CAPET STAFF ANP COLOR guarp Cadet Colonel ..............FRED BANGASSER Cadet Lieutenant Colonel , , . , , . RICHARD PARK Cadet Major ............... RAYFORD BREWER Cadet Captains:............. ELWIN PETERSEN NEAL PLOCEK, MONROE JUNGMANN. ALTON GENE WILLS. GARY HOBBS FRONT: Rayford Brewer, Fred Bangasser, Richard Park. BACK: Neal Plocek, Elwin Petersen, Monroe Jungmann, Alton Gene Wills, Gary Hobbs. 165 ALTON GENE WILLS—Drill Team Commander ELWIN PETERSEN—Executive Officer KING'S RIFLES The Krug's Rifles perform for the crowd in the Mardi Gras Parade in New Or- leans. This has been an annual trip for the drill team for the past several years. Many practices are needed to make the performances smooth. 166 FRONT: James Kraut, Jerry Kilpatrick. Jerry Smith, Geoffrey Schrimsher, Michael Speers, STANDING: Darrel Whitlock, Glenn Taylor, Charles Brewer, Edward Preston. William Mills. RIFLE TEAM The spring semester Rifle Team, 167 Tha shout of Foil in!'' rings over the ROTC drill field os everyone rushes to position. BAND COMPANY 168 .....TILDEN WEST THOMAS W. GADDIS JAMES K. STEWART, VICTOR HOLY Commanding Officer Executive Officer ... Plafoon Leaders HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Sonny Parle and Judy Coffon converse et an ROTC tea for the Cadet ladies. Ronny Murray receives some advice while firing on the rifle range. 169 Cor id in a Offi Executive Officer Platoon Leaders . ........... JEROME HITZFELDER WILLIAM S. MILLS ROBERT WALLACE. JOHN LINDSEY COMPANY A ROTC company officer� stand at attention during one of the weekly drills. 170 COMPANY B Commanding Officer ... . DEWEY WHITE Executive Officer .... ... DENNIS P. McBRIDE Platoon Leaden.................................. AM ADO N. RODRIGUEZ, SAMUEL LESTER 171 Commandinq Officer................................................... DANIEL V, ALFARO Executive Officer GARY PATTERSON Platoon Leaders...................................SERVANDO RODRIGUEZ. RONNIE CRABB COMPANY C Students register for spring ROTC classes and pay for tickets to the Military Ball. Ann Mayo receives refreshments from Daniel Alfaro at a tea for the ROTC ladies. 172 COMPANY D Comma ndliing Officer Ereeutivo Officer . . Platoon Leader....... GLENN A. TAYLOR BENJAMIN J. OLEN1CK DAVID W, BUCHEN 173 FOOTBALL......BASKETBALL 174 TRACK......GOLF 175 A I JAVELINA MARCHING BAND The A I marching band presented many halftime performances for the Hoggie fans. The band and choir combined to present a special performance at halftime of the Homecoming football game. Numerous late afternoon practice sessions were necessary to work out to perfection the intricate drills and formations used in the band's gridiron appearances. 176 DEETTE STEINLE Majorette SANDRA HUGHES Majorette 177 A I CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders lead the football team through the victory line at one of the games. 178 FROM LEFT; Ted Carley, Gil Steinke, Gene Greene, Jack Little, Here are the men who have guided the Javellnas to championship honors and bowl victories two consecutive years Gil Steinke, head football coach and director of athletics, Is an all-time Javelin a star who played pro- fessional ball with the Philadelphia Eagles before turn- ing to coaching. During his seven years as head coach at A I, his teams have compiled a record of 49 wins, 25 losses, and 2 ties. Jack Little, line coach, was an All- American at Texas A M and a professional football player with the Baltimore Colts before coming to Texas A I. Gene Greene, backfteld coach, was an outstanding Javellna halfback in 1949- He coached at Boling before joining the A l staff in 1959 Ted Carley, head basketball coach and football scout, is a former North Texas State athlete who was director of athletics at Schreiner Institute before becoming a Javeltna mentor. JAtfELINA COACHES Gerald Lambert, student coach, Tor A l, was a three-year letter man for A l, and won NAHA Little All-American honors as co-captain of the 1959 team. Dick Watson, student coach, is an out- standing track star for A l and also figured prominently in last year's Holi- day Bowl gridiron victory. 179 i§MS I 6 3 S455 61 81450 344,70 10 m w v «c « � t f a-89 - a e., ,4 0 h3 0-S6 9 2 A 7 6 8 4 A- 21 '.a 04754. 7 7j. 7 fX fitf. ft t- (� P I- fi | f Jf «te r 6 74 7 84;11 3 87 0 44 €2 Sl 88 35 32r' r-i l-LUJ-J FRONT ROW: Ted Unbehagcn. Leroy Schulmeier. John Searcy, Zenas Hopkins, Barry Copenhaver, Harold King, Homer Ply, Tommy Davidek, Charles Williams, Juan Capello, Bill Farrar, Servando Rodriquoi, Tommy Janik, Wilbur McDaniel, SECOND ROW: Dale Fife. Gary Tinsley, Mauricio Leal, Butch Pressley, Joe Howard, James Fram. John Beseda, Bobby Pyssen, Jim Harrison, Johnny Popp, Horace Parks, Charles Everett, Leo Villarreal, THIRD ROW: Butch Couch, Sid Blanks, John Herrera, Charles Massey, Jesse Longholer, Harold Hees. Don Lee, Earl Morris, Dan Yarbrough, Doug Harvey, Bubba Pullin, Calvin Hayes, John McElroy. NOT PICTURED: Jarrell Hayes, Willie Crafts, Dick Carpenter, Cary Brandom. JAVEUNAS' SEASON F00TBAU RECORD TEXAS A l 14 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 14 TEXAS A l 26.......... HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE 6 TEXAS A l 6. . . EAST TEXAS STATE K TEXAS A l S3 UNIVERSITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI 0 TEXAS A l IS SAM HOUSTON STATE 13 TEXAS A l 40....... STEPHEN F, AUSTIN S.T.C. 13 TEXAS A l 40 ..... LAMAR TECH 0 TEXAS A l 60....... SUL ROSS 21 TEXAS A l 35 ..... SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE 0 TEXAS A l 45.................. ARKAN5A5 TECH 14 I960 RECORD WON 8, LOST I. TIED I (LSC CHAMPIONS) 1959 RECORD . WON 12, LOST I, TIED 0 (LSC CO-CHAMPIONS AND NAIA CHAMPIONS) ALL-TIME RECORD. ..................WON 173, LOST 101, TIED 14 Lone Star Conference Games Great Southwest Bowl Game I 180 TRINITY TIES HOGS 14-14 A l TRINITY 13 First Downs 15 170 Yards Rushing 174 30 Yards Passing 170 10 Pass Attempts 16 3 Pass Completions 7 2 Interceptions 0 3-44 Punting 4-24 4-62 Penalties 5-71 JESSE LONGHOFER Donna, Guard, Three Let- ters, Co-Captain, Honor- able Mention, All Confer- ence, Barry Copenhaver heads for open ground as Harold Hees wards off would-be tedders. JOHN BESEDA Eagle Lake, Tackle, Three Letters, Co-Captain. Harold Hees picks up yardage as he sprints past a host of Lumberjacks, Copenhaver, Beseda, McDaniel, and a host of unidentified! Haggles give Stephen F. Austin a demonstration of the staunch Javelina defense. HAROLD HEES WILLIE CRAFTS Brownsville, Tackle, Three Letters, AP Little All-Amer- ican First Team, All Con- ference, First Team. Harlingen, Halfback, Three Letters, Honorable Men- tion, AP Little All-Ameri- can, All-Texas First Team, All-Conference First Team. A I SLAMS YELLOW JACKETS 26-6 A l 13 127 117 14 5 -I 4-38 8-60 HOWARD PAYNE First Downs 11 Yards Rushing 79 Yards Passing 127 Pass Attempts 24 Pass Completions 9 Interceptions 2 Punting 5-31 Penalties 7-92 Sid Blanks fights for yardage as A l routs the out-classed Cardinals. 182 LIONS SLIP BY HOGS 14-6 A l EAST TEXAS 10 First Downs 18 101 Yards Passing 227 94 Yards Rushing 122 25 Pass Attempts 14 7 Pass Completions 8 0 Interceptions 1 9-36 Punting 6-30 2-25 Penalties 5-50 BARRY COPENHAVER Cuero, Halfback, Three Let- ters, Honorable Mention All-Conference. Muddied Jevelinas Williams and McDaniels rush in to help Sid Blanks as A l crushes Bobcats. JAMES FRANZ Alice, Center, Three Letters, All-Conference First Team— Two Years Copenhaver gains enough yardage for a first down as he is brought down by a 'Lobo. Blanks outruns two Bedrkat players on a thirty-four yard scoring gallop. A I SMOTHERS TARPONS 53-0 EARL MORRIS Alice, Center, Three Letters. HAROLD KING Crystal City, End, Three Let- ters, All-Conference Second Team. A l 18 386 65 13 3 2 1-45 3-25 First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Pass Attempts Pass Completions Interceptions Punting Penalties blocks a Bearkat pass. ucc 7 6? 75 22 4 2 6- 37 7- 55 184 HOGS TAKE 18-13 THRILLER A l SAM 15 321 123 II 6 4-37 2-10 First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Pass Attempts Pass Completions Punting Penalties CHARLES MASSEY Alice, Fullback, Three tars. Let- HOUSTON 14 217 26 8 3 6-43 3-35 Pressley makes yardage as Copenhaver clears the field for him. HOMER PLY Pharr, End, Three Letters Copenhaver blasts off on touchdown run as Pressley rushes in for a block Jar Ik foies the pigskin against Sul Ross as Everett and Davidek lead the way. BUTCH PRESSLEY Taft, Fullback, Two Letters, All-Texas First Team. All- Conference, First Team. JARRELL HAYES Belton, Quarterback, Two Letters. All-Conference First Team, JAtfS STOMP LUMBERJACKS 40-13 Blanks clutches the football as he is caught by two determined Lobos, A l 23 483 77 10 6 3 4- 30 5- 61 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN First Downs 8 Yards Rushing 21 Yards Passing 29 Pass Attempts 18 Pass Completions 5 Interceptions 2 Punting 7-42 Penalties 2-20 186 HOGS ROAST RED BIRDS 40-0 A l LAMAR TECH 17 First Downs 10 271 Yards Rushing 143 64 Yards Passing 40 JO Pass Attempts 20 4 Pass Completions 5 1 1 nterceptions 3 2-35 Punting 9-20 4-27 Penalties 7-37 . . • s sl v. AiuTV't v' .i c8ePw p'%'' m DICK CARPENTER Houston, End, Two Letters, Two Tarpon defenders are not quite fast enough to stop Ted Unbehagen from legging out a pass play. TOMMY DAVIDEK Boling, Fullback, Two Letters, Hees is caught from behind as he tries to turn a pass into a touchdown. CHARLES WILLIAMS Belton, Guard, One Letter. HOGS CAGE BOBCATS 35-0 SWTSTC 6 II? 6 4 I I 7-33 7-64 A l 15 First Downs 205 Yards Rushing 91 Yards Passing 12 Pass Attempts 7 Pass Completions 1 Interceptions 5-40 Punting 9-85 Penalties BOBBY PYSSEN Boling, End, One Letter. Butch Pressley displays some flashy ball carrying as Harold King blocks out the opposition. Blanks, led by Wilbur McDaniel, breaks loose as A I skins the Wonderbeys, A I WINS 6REAT SOUTHWEST BOWL 45-14 TOMMY JANIK Pofh, Halfback, One Letter, All - Conference Second Team. MAURICIO LEAL Corpus Christi, Halfback, One Letter. McDaniel and Williams block out two Wonder- boys and Janik slides across for the score. A l 19 281 84 18 6 5 2-17 7-99 ARKANSAS TECH First Downs 8 Yards Rushing 69 Yards Passing 69 Pass Attern pts I 3 Pass Completions 6 Interceptions 3 Punting 1-6 Penalties 4-35 190 TONY GARZA Coin lla Student Trainer LEROY SCHULMEIR San Antonio Tackle, One Letter DOUG HARVEY Kingsville Center, One Letter wilbur McDaniel Kerrville Guard. One Letter TED UNBEHAGEN Galveston End, One Letter LEO VILLARREAL Brownsville Tackle, One Letter ROBERT SCHRAMEK Kenedy Student Trainer 191 CARY BRANDOM McAllen Tactile HERSHALL LEINNEWEBER Harlingen Halfback ZENAS HOPKINS Norfolk, Va. Quarterback JOHN HcELROr Ban quale Quarterback JOHNNY POPP San Antonio Halfback 192 BILL FARRAR San Antonio CHARLES EVERETT Uvalde Tackle SERVANDO RODRIQUEZ Boling Halfback, One Letter HORACE PARKS Cuero Tackle DALE FIFE La Marque End JOE HOWARD Fort Worth Guard JIM HARRISON Pleasanton Quarterback JOHN HERRERA Corpus Christi Guard 193 KNEELING; Leonard Anderson, Bob Shirey, Bill Borcfierdt, Jerry Daniel, Tim Broderick, STANDING: Charles Cothran, Walter Wilson, Phil Shirk, John Lowe, Hank Allen, Ed Cauley, Roland Lopez. BASKETBALL Hoggies in the huddle before the game for last minute instructions. A hustling bunch of Hoggies overcame a lack of exper- ience and height to give A I its first winning season since the 1957-58 campaign. The Jav cagers, with only 4 seniors on the L 1-man team, compiled a 12-11 season record to triple last year’s 4-19 mark. The Javs found the going a lot rougher in conference competition and were able to win only 4 out of 14 loop games played. Following the season s end. Hank Allen, Phil Shirk, and Leonard Anderson were named to the Lone Star Confer- ence honorable mention list. Anderson was also elected honorary captain for the year. Shirk and Allen led the team in both the rebounding and scoring departments. Shirk, as did all the freshmen, improved as the season progressed and gave promise of a bright future to A I's basketball scene. 194 HANK ALLEN Glen flora 6'3” Senior Center Two Letters Shirey tries a jump shot for two points against Lamar Tech. Shirk, Allen, and Lowe are the other Haggles, LEONARD ANDERSON Laredo 5 I III Senior Guard Three Letters 195 PHIL SHIRK Frankfort, Indiana Freshman Forward One Letter Hanlr Allen tries to tip the ball in for two points against Lamar Tech Reedy for a rebound in case Hank misses is Bob Shirey. BOB SHIREY Midland 6 I Junior Forward One Letter Shirey goes up high for a hook shot while Phil Shirk watches. The foes are Sam Houston State. 196 Hank Allen jumps high at center For the tip off. Read for action are Cothran, Lopez, Borcherdt, and Daniel, ROLAND LOPEZ San Antonio 6'2 Senior Forward Two Letters JERRY DANIEL Muncie, Indiana 6' Freshman Guard One Letter Phil Shirk tries a free throw against Southwest Texas with Lopez and Allen ready for play to resume after the toss. 198 WALTER WILSON Portland 6'3 Sophomore Forward One Letter Phil Shirk tries to tip one in for the Hoggies against Lamar Tech as Tech players and Jerry Daniel watch. ED CAULEY Kingsville 6'3” Senior Forward One Letter Hank Allen reaches over the outstretched arms of two UCC men to try for a basket. 199 TIM BRODERICK Anderson, Indiana 5'8 Freshman Guard Squadman CHARLES COTHRAN Houston Freshman Forward Hank Allen goes for two points against SWT as teammates Charles Squadman Cothran and Jerry Daniel watch. 200 Fighting with Sul Ross lor a rebound is Hank Allen. The Hoggie in the background is John Lowe. Hank Allen jumps high to tie the ball with one of the UCC Tarpons. Watching Is Phil Shirk. Phil Shirk shoots for two points against Sul Ross as Hank Allen moves under the basket. 201 FIRST ROW: Truman O'Quinn, Tommy Cashion. Mauricio Leal, Tony Garza, Carl Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Rolando Ruiz, Curtis Shed, Diclt Goss, Woody Hagen, Dick Watson. Dennis Brown. TRACK DICK WATSON Sinton Hurdles, Sprints 2 Letters TONY GARZA Cotulla Sprints 3 Letters Although the El Rancho deadline came before the Javelma cindermen competed in any major meet, hopes were high for a suc- cessful year. While the team had a nucleus of seven lettermen, including hurdle, relay and dis- tance star Dick Watson, depth posed a prob- lem for the Hog thin-clads. The Javs have scheduled several major meets, ending the season at the conference meet in Commerce during early May, and, barring injuries, the Hoggies might well turn out to be the surprise team of the conference. 202 CARL REYNOLDS Aransas Pass Distance One Letter CURTIS SHED Lyford Weights Three Letters 203 MAURICIO LEAL Corpus Christ! Broad Jump, Hurdles One Letter JIMMIE NIX Goliad Sprints, Hurdles ROLAND RUIZ Kingsville Weights 204 205 FROM LEFT: Art Burgoyne, Cliff Sadler, Dick Wilson, Stayton Halberdier, Larry Franks, Tony DoRouon. Dave Locher, Jimmy Weisman, Not Pictured: Coach Bobby York, George Sehields, flOlF 206 DICK WILSON San Antonio STAYTON HALBERDIER Kingsville LARRY FRANKS CLIFF SADLER McAllen Hondo 207 208 ACTIVITIES.......MILITARY BAU • ..LANTANA jrvo 209 Norris Crownover and Mary Ella Lanier lead the crowd with “Jalisco at the bonfire. Students watch the Homecoming Bonfire. Corene Wallace twirls as the bon- fire burns in the bacfcground. Hoggies 'mi it tip1 at the Homecoming Game against the Sul Ross Lobos. Jamie Falvella, last year's Lantana Queen, does the honors in crowning Pat Trice as I960 Homecoming Queen. 210 HomecomFng Queen Pat Trice is escorted oft the field by Jim Marcum. Pat Trice and Bill Braun at the Homecoming Dance. HOMECOMING -1960 The Homecoming Court consisted of Stanley Woelfel, Princess Sylvia Dailey, Student Council President Jim Marcum, Queen Pat Trice, Princess Pat Hobbs, and Eric Logsdon, 211 Many Hoggie fans braved the bitter cold and long trip to attend the Great Southwest Bowl football game in Grand Prairie. GREAT SOUTHWEST BOWL Sid Blanks gains yardage but is brought down by a Tech Wonderboy, 212 Sid Blanks and Willie Crafts lead interference for Mauricio Leal as he picks up yardage. Bonnie Schmitz makes her acceptance speech as Queen of the Bowl game. Willie Crafts was presented his plaque for Associated Press Little All American selection during the half- time show. Two Tech Wonder boys try to stop Butch Pressley while two more are on their way to help the first two. Barry Copenbaver tries to outrun several Wonderboys while Jarrell Hayes [16} watches and Harold Hees (25] blocks. Bonnie Schmitz admires the trophy the Hoggfes won at the Great Southwest Bowl, 213 The first dance was reserved . , . , , , for the pledges end their escorts. INTER-SORORITY PRESENTATION BALL As each pledge was presented, she took her place in the formation which ended as being a huge heart. Later, some of the members dance . . . , , . while others enjoy tailing at their tables. 214 THE TENTH ANNUAL MILITARY BALL ANNE BURNS, Honorary Cadet Colonel of the A l ROTC Corps and Queen of the Military Ball, Is escorted by Cadet Colonel FRED BANSASSER, who presented her with a bouquet of red roses. Pat Fried and Pat McBride are greeted by the receiving lino which Is composed! of CoL and Mrs. Paul Davh, Dr. and Mrs. J, C. Jernigan, Anne Burns and Fred Bangasser. 215 PAM PEYTON, Honorary Cadet Captain of Hoad- quarters Company, is escorted by Cadet Major RICHARD PARK. Favors given at the Ball were these cute stuffed dogs. 216 Cynthia Bryan and Tommy Ferguson are among those who seem to be enjoying the dance in the ballroom. Suiie Drawe and Byron Rus- sell receive refreshments while others are waiting in line. ANN MAYO, Honorary Cadet Captain of Band Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain BILL SMITH. 217 WILLENE WISHERT. Honorary Cadet Captain of Headquarters, Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain TILDEN WEST. Dancing to the music of Ralph Galvan's orchestra are Dr. and Mrs, Jim Mc- Crocltlin, Travis Hayden and Ann Wall- ner, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Patterson, 218 Dianne Hamilton holds tightly to her dog as others of the group seem slightly amused. JUDY COTTON, Honorary Cadet Captain of A Company, is es- corted by Cadot Captain Jerome Hitrfelder. 219 ANNE BURNS, Honorary Cadet Captain of B Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain BUZZY WHITE. BB Many Hours of work were used by mem- bers of the ROTC to decorate the ball- room. Here upperclassmen and their dates dance beneath a canopy made of crepe paper. 220 Harold Davis, Anne Park, Winston Peeples, and Sandra S+urm watch the other underclassmen dance in the Tejjas Room SUZJE DRAWE, Honorary Cadet Captain of C Compainy, is escorted by Cadet Captain DANIEL ALFARO. This little dog sits forlornly waiting for bis owner to return. 221 PENNY POTTER, Honorary Cadet Captain of D Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain GLENN TAYLOR. 222 Col. and Mrs. Davis are introduced to Carolyn Caddell, Neal Plocelt, Carol Ann Braun and Bobby Berryhill at the receiving line. After the presentation, the first dance was re- served tor the Cadet 'Ladies and their escorts. Pictured here are Tilderv West and Willene Wishart and Fred Bangasser and Anne Burns, Fred Bangasser awards Anne Burns with her honorary pin after presenting to her a bouquet of red roses. Travis Hayden pours punch for Anne Wallner at the refreshment table. 223 r Cantana Qu een WitcUi Corpus Chrisfi 224 225 cHantana cHady. UcU £iJ, 226 Cerriio Springs Baytown 227 rjLa n I a n a Jta Jtj nnle ScL mitz 228 San Antonio zjCanta.no. tjCadu Suzie Jbt awe Weslaco 229 cJantuna Falfurrias 230 cjCantana tjCady. Jf ennty f- otte� Elsa 231 Miis Fay® Bibi® end Horaee Salinas discuss plans for the Lantana gowns. Lantana signs adorn tha halls in the fall at elec- tion time for the Lan- tana Ladies and Queen. Joe Brown and Ted Butler put finishing touches on their float. Morris Winlde drills holes in the float while other future teachers give advice. Pete Mireur, Jerome Jurica and other Tau Delta Chters work on their float. Jerome H’tzfelder paints a scene for the ball- room. 232 Joe Brown cleans while Lee Edward Baca and James Pieper put some finishing touches on the APO float. Lu Hodges worts on the back- stage lighting for the stage production. Many people worked on the decorations for the ballroom. Here are Sue Ann Walker, Kathleen Cumberland and an unidentifible girl busily at wort. Among Rancho Stevenson’s many jobs backstage was the job of pulling the curtains. Nancy Smith, Lois Cory, and Marilyn McCord work on the Future Teachers' float. Johnny Williams, Leonard Burnett, and several more Aggies begin work on the FFA float which won third place in the parade. 233 The Lantana Court served as the receiving line with President Poteet and Visitors relax for a few moments at the tee for the Queen. Mrs. Bishop at the Queen's reception, Carole Sue Justi helps to serve guests at the Queen's reception. These pictures of three of the Lantana Ladies and Queen Carolyn are part of the decoration in the lobby of Jones Auditorium. Barbecue was served at Kleberg Park for the visiting duchesses and escorts and the high school bands 234 I Pat Pellegrino Help! Carolyn Mitchell with her corsage before the Queen's reception. The traditional crown decorates the front of the Student Union building. Another display which received a prize was this one made by Alpha Chi, 235 Queen Carolyn waves from her float built by the Rodeo Club. Sharing the float with her are her Ladies-Sn-Waiting, Pat Pellegrino and Anne Burns. Lady Vicki Eberfe rides in her surrey built by the FFA. This was from the show Oklahoma. Lady Sara Sheley waves from her first place float built by APO. This was from Showboat. Lady Penny Potter and her Pi Kappa Epsilon-buitt float depict the show Rose Marie. PARADE The Lantana Ladies and their escorts watch the final number of the pro- gram from an elevated platform to the left of the stage. Queen Regent Jamie Falvella, her court, and Queen Carolyn and her court watch the program from the right of the stage. Queen Regent Jamie relinquishes her crown to Queen Carolyn Ronnie Killingsworth sings as Jim Marcum crowns Carolyn Lantana Queen 1961. to the Queen. LANTANA Queen Carolyn and King Jim begin their reign over Lantana Land. The Sound of Music” as the final presentation 238 LADY CYNTHIA BRYAN and her escort, TOMMY FERGUSON. LADY PENNY POTTER and her escort, FRED BANGASSER. LADY SUZIE DRAWE and her escort, BYRON RUSSELL. COURT QUEEN CAROLYN MITCHELL and her court, KING JIM MARCUM and LA- DIES IN WAITING, PAT PELLEGRINO and ANNE BURNS. LADY BONNIE SCHMITZ and her escort, JAMES FRANZ. LADY SARA SUE SHELEY and her escort, DAVID BRUMMETT. LADY VICKI EBERLE and her escort. TRAVIS HAYDEN. 239 King Jim escorts Queen Carolyn to the presentation in the ballroom. CORONATION BAIL Jessica Lucltie and Jim Stewart leave the ballroom through this arch, which served as part of the decora- tions. Jim and Carolyn wait at the first dance after the presentation. The other couples are VTcKcr Eberle and Travis Hayden and Penny Potter and Fred Banga ser. Shown here in the first dance of the evening are Bonnie Schmiti and James Frani, and Penny Potter and Fred Bangasser, 241 Billy O'Barr is shown here with revolving trophy lor the winner of intra murals. Many hours of work were put into the making of this lovely throne for the I960 Homecoming Queen. Dale Riley presents a skit for Suiie Drawe at the all- college assembly for introducing the candidates for Lantana Lady. Dean Turner and Ray Jones chat with two stu- dents after an APQ meeting. 242 A l students. The annual Powder Puff football game, staged by the campus sororities, is always full of excitement. Anne Burns and Pat Pellegrino chat with Miss Mina Williams and Miss May Camp- bell at the Eckhardt hall reception for the Lantana Court. Jim Franz presents Bonnie Schmitz, T Asso- ciation Sweetheart, with a bouquet of roses. Lewis Schorlemmer helps himself to refreshments after an APO meeting. 243 Cynthia Bryan, Carolyn Mitchell, and Mrs. Parker welcome Carolyn's parents to Eckhardt Hall's annual Tea for the Lantana Court. George Haag discusses the new Student Council committee system with his election committee which is composed of Carlos Bernal. Dick Stout, Tom Hanley, Mary Ann Chilen, and Gail Matlock. Need we say more? Dean and Mrs. Turner enjoy refreshments in Lewis Hall living room. Joyce Duncan chats with them. 244 Leonard Burnett looks as if he disagrees with Jerome Rychetsky. John Beseda makes a speech at one of the pep rallies while Earl Morris stands by to assist. Mary Beth Fisher talks with guests at the Engaged Siris' Tea. Manford Barber, James Allen, and Bobby Whitefield check students' cards at registration. Four boys studying to- gether? Seems Impossible but these look as if they are. 245 Becky Brandon and Doug Harvey dance outdoors at one of the many dateless dances. Students stand In line at registration to sign the oath and begin the process of registering. Butch Burns, Bill Hall, Marion Pringle, Johnny Mitchell and Jerald Juries lead cheers For Zeta Chi during the Powder Puff football game. Mr. Kincaid leads the band during a rehearsal 246 Concentration Carolyn McReynolds and Myrta Kay Liles preside over the serving table at the Lewis Hall Christmas party. Coach Gil Steinke makes a speech on behalf of the football team at an Elk’s Club banquet honor- ing the team. George Bradbury and another elated Heggie fan carry Harold Hees off the field after another Hoggie victory. The Aggie Christmas Dance is a favorite with many A l students. 247 Spring comes once again to Ail. 248 672 ( NORTH LAMAR AUSTIN, TEXAS