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

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1962 volume:

ARTS AND INDUSTRIES • KINGSVILLE, TEXAS ♦ 1962 • VOLUME 37 Sororities Fraternities. . 62 13 ERiNEST h, poteet B.A., M,A, LL.D. President of the College DR. J. C. JERNIGAN Dean of the College Administration CARRIE LEE BISHOP Dean of Women WILLIAM C. ENGLISH Business Manager DR. GEORGE W. McCULLEY JOSEPH P. SCHNITZEN Registrar and Director of Admissions Director of Student Personnel Services J. E. TURNER Dean of Men 14 l WTSlN I R. J. COOK Professor of Agriculture and Associate Director, Division of Agriculture. DR. FRANK H. DOTTERWEICH Professor of Engineering and Di- rector, Division of Engineering. DR. JOHN W. GLOCK Professor of Education and Di- rector, Division of Education. DR J. W. HOWE Professor of Agriculture and Di- rector, Division of Agriculture. Division Directors DR. J. R. MANNING Professor of Business Adminis- tration and Director, Division of Business Administration. DR. ROBERT D. RHODE Professor of English and Di- rector, Division of Graduate Studies. DR. S. BOYD STEWART Professor of English and Di- rector, Division of Arts and Sciences. DR. WREATHY AIKEN Professor of Home Economics and Chair- man, Department of Horne Economics DR. EDWIN R, BOCUSCH Professor of Biology and Chairman, De- partment of Biology D e P a r DR. ELDON D. BRINLEY Professor of Health and Physical Educa- tion and Chairman, Department of Health and Physical Education DR. JOE E. BROWN Professor of Economics and Chairman, Department of Economics, Geography, So- ciolog)', and Psychology t in e n t DR. J, L. DORROH Professor of Mathematics and Chairman, Department of Mathematics LT. COL. DEANE A. DUNLOY Professor of Military Science DR. LEWIS R. FISHER Professor of Education and Chairman, Department of Education DR. R. 1. GALLAWAY Professor of English and Chairman, Department of English DR. FRED M. GARLAND Professor of Chemistry' and Chairman, Department of Chemistry' A. F. GROSS Professor of Industrial Arts and Chairman, Department of Industrial Arts DR ALBERT E, JOHNSON Professor of Speech and Chairman, De- partment of Speech c h a i r DR, OLAN E. KRUSE Professor of Physics and Chairman, De- partment of Physics DR. WILLIAM H, LECKIE Professor of History and Chairman, De- partment of History DR. JAMES H. McCROCKLIN Professor of Government and Chairman, Department of Government C. V. MOONEY Professor of Engineering and Chairman, Department of Chemical, Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering in e DR, PRESTON STEDMAN Professor of Music and Chairman, Depart- ment of Fine Arts F. B. WINES Assistant Professor of Agricultural Educa- tion and Acting Chairman, Department of Agricultural Education n 17 DELMER ASHWORTH Assistant Professor of Journalism and Director of News Service DR. GEORGE H. ARGUE Assistant Professor of Chemistry DR. ROBERT E. ANDERSON Professor of Physics GEORGE E. ALLEN Instructor in Biology DR. W1LMER W. ALDRICH Assistant Professor of Education BEN P. BAILEY Professor of Art R. LEO L. BAILEY Professor of Agriculture R. CHARLES C. BAJZA Professor of Geography D. CLARK BAKER Assistant Professor of Business Administration HAY ATI BALKANLI Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering ft. MARLYN PAUL BARLOW Assistant Professor of Education Doakes theory and then she and Tippi go Miss Bell bones up on MARY LEE BELCHER Instructor in Health and Physical Education RUTH E. BELL Associate Professor of Economics JOSEPH L, BELL AM AH Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Band FAYE BIBLE Associate Professor of Home Economics DORRIS LEE BINMOX Instructor in Health and Physical Education F a c u I t y LYLE C, BROWN Assistant Professor of Government DR. BILL B. BRYANT Assistant Professor of Education MYRIAM BURKIIARDT Instructor in Education S. V. BURKS Professor and Head Teacher of Agricultural Education C, E, BURNETT Associate Professor of Education and Director of Placement KATIE CAMPBELL Assistant Librarian George Williges, Jeff Sanders, Irvin Patterson, and Dr. Bogusch settle the world's prob- Mr. Simons reposes in his chair and wonders lems in a relaxed atmosphere. if he has read all the books behind him. Faculty Mr. Simons, Tony Harvey, Dr. and Mrs. Smith, and the little Smiths enjoy the Home- coming barbecue. MAY CAMPBELL Assistant Professor of English W. T. CARLEY Assistant Professor of HPE and Head Basketball Coach PAUL R. CH1LEN Assistant Professor of Agriculture DR. JACK P- CLARK DR. GEORGE OTIS COALSON DR. F. W COKENDOLPHER Professor of Speech Associate Professor Assistant Professor of History of Education ROBERT O. COOPER Director Campus Christian Fellowship STEWART E. COOPER Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education EDITH COUSIN'S Associate Professor of Sociology RICHARD A. ENGLISH Instructor in Education ALFREDO J, ESPINOSA Instructor in Engineering ANN FAREK Assistant Professor of Mathematics ROBERT G. FLANNERY Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages DR. DENNIS B. FORD Professor of Business Administration 20 Faculty DOROTHY GASTON Assistant Professor of Business Administration Dr. Stewart and Dr. and Mrs, Ginther are very amused at something Mrs, Sanders is saying. BLANCHE GERBER Instructor in Education GENAHO GONZALEZ Instructor in Mathematics WALTER GROSS JOHN S. CROWDON JAMES R. HARRIS Associate Professor of Assistant Professor Instructor in Business Administration of Mathematics History DR. CLYDE M. GRANT Associate Professor of English ROGER A. HAUENSTEIN Assistant Professor of Music JOHNNIE MAE HAUN Assistant Professor of Education GLEN DALE HERRINGTON Director of Baptist Student Union JANIE HOLLAND Assistant Librarian FORREST L HOOD Instructor in English DR. WILLIAM R. HOOD Professor of Psychology EUGENE A. GREENE Instructor in Health and Physical Education and Assistant Coach 21 M SGT. DONALD L. HOWETH HOTC Instructor KATHERINE KANTZ Assistant Professor of English CAPT. FRED KERSH. JR. LOUIS R. KOEPPE Assistant Professor Instructor in of Military Science Geography EMERSON KORGES Professor of Electrical Engineering and Pi ant Consultant CAPT. DONALD G, LEE Assistant Professor of Military Science FRANKLIN ALFRED LEE Director, Church of Christ Bible Chair JACK H. LITTLE Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education and Assistant Coach burruss McDaniel, jr. Instructor in Biology R. F. McEOWEN Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts M. B, MeMUR RAY Instructor in Engineering DR. NORMAN L. McNEIL Professor of English DR. LAWRENCE H. McQUERREY Professor of Music OPHELIA MANNING Assistant Professor of Home Economics DWAIN E. MANSKE Instructor in English PLES C. MASTEN Assistant Professor of Business Administration D. A. MAYHEW Assistant Professor of Government LESLIE L. MELBERN Associate Professor of Business Administration E. H. MILLER Assistant Professor of Petroleum and Gas Engineering MELVIN MILLER Assistant Professor of History JOHN W, MILSOM Instructor in Mathematics F a c u 1 t y LAURYN MI ZELL Assistant Professor of English JOSEPHINE B, MORAN Assistant Professor of Speech NED C, MORRIS Acting Librarian MARY SIMPSON NEELEY Assistant Librarian DR. DAVID NEHER Associate Professor of Agriculture DR. J. K. NORTH WAY Adjunct Professor of Agriculture ELIZABETH ANN OLIPHANT 0 0. OLSON Assistant Professor Instructor of Mathematics in Music DR. PETER A. ORTIZ Associate Professor of Foreign Languages RICHARD R. OWENS Assistant Professor of Music DR. A. NAYLAND PAGE Assistant Professor of History 23 JAMES C. PALMER, JR. Instructor in Speech ROBERT T. FARTA1N Assistant Professor of Business Administration DR. R, D. PERRY Professor of Mathematics EVERETT G. POWELL Instructor ia English Dr. Poteet gives a pep talk to Bonfire. DR. DAVID IL PRATT Assistant Professor of Biology NEEL PROCTOR Assistant Professor of Economics DR. JOHN C. RAYBURN Professor of History DR. ROBERT H, REIFSCHNEIDER Associate Professor of Education WILLIAM E. RENFROW Instructor in Art DR. J. A. RICKARD Professor of Government NAN ROBERTS Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education DR. JAMES ROBINSON Professor of Physics DR. E. V. RUHNKE Professor of Chemistry 24 incite spirit at the Homecoming JAMES P. SCHWAB J, Assistant Professor of Engineering RALPH C. RUSSELL Professor of Business Administration HARRY B. SANDERS Assistant Professor of English JEFF D. SANDERS Instructor in Biology DR. OLIVER SAROSI Associate Professor of Business Administration DR. HILDEGARD SCHMALENBECK Professor of English FRED S. SCHOCK Instructor in Music DR. C. E. SCHOETTLE Associate Professor Of Agriculture SARA SCHROEDER Instructor in Art ROY ALLEN SCHUSTER Assistant Professor of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering L. SEGREST LOIS SHORT Instructor in Assistant Physics Librarian JOHN D. SIMONS Instructor in Foreign Languages DU. IRVING H. SMITH Assistant Professor of History 25 JESSE R. SMITH Instructor in Chemistry BEN J. SOUTH Associate Professor of Mathematics G. E. STEINKE Assistant Professor of HPE, Head Coach, and Director of Athletics DR- D. J. STINE BA UGH Associate Professor of Education MARK A. STUPP Associate Professor of Music PAUL W. TREPTOW Assistant Professor of Engineering MARCUS M. TRUITT Professor of Engineering SGT, GEORGE E, VINSON Radio Relay Instructor DR, JOHN S. WESTMORELAND Associate Prolessor of Chemistry KATHRYNE B. WHITELAW Assistant Professor of Business Administration GEORGE G, WILLIGES Instructor in Biology MINA WILLIAMS Instructor in English SFC VICTOR H. WOODS, JR. GEORGE WOODWARD ROTC Instructor Instructor in Psychology HOWARD R. YEARGAN Instructor in Economics 26 DR. P. W. ROHRBAUGH Professor of Agriculture and Director of the Training Center Valley Campus The Texas AM Citrus and Vegetable Train- ing 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 interested in citrus and vegetable growing. DR. R. F. LEYDEN Associate Professor of Agriculture DR. JULIUS HEIN IS R. A. HENSZ Assistant Professor Instructor in of Agriculture Agriculture REX REINKING Instructor in Agriculture ETHEL JONES Secretary to the Director CLAUDE LAWRENCE Farm Manager Aerial view of part of the A l Citrus and Vegetable Training Center. “Mom” Houston dressed in Hawaiian costume prepares to enjoy the luau held on the SUB lawn. C. W. BRODNAX Farm Manager LUCILLE DELERY Director of Student Health Services Staff A. F. DOERFLER Superintendent of Maintenance and Crounds MARGARET E. ENGLISH Director of Lewis Hall SFC JAMES R. GRIFFIN Administrative Assistant, ROTC THOMAS HARRIS Acting Manager of the Bookstore JIMMIE I, HARVEY Director of May Hall SGT, JIMMIE R, HINCHEY Administrative Assistant, ROTC 28 HAKRIETTE OWENS Assistant Registrar ORA PARKER Director of Eckhardt Hall IRIS RAGAN Director of Cousins Hall M rs. Flannery turns in surprise while Mrs. Ortiz, Mr. Simons, Mr. Balkanli, Dr. Ortiz, and Mrs, Potcet con- verse at the President's Reception. Staff v MAUDE M. RAGSDALE Director of Baugh Hall GEORGE L. SIMONS Purchasing Agent SFC ARCHIE WEHMEYER Military Property Custodian NORA WILKERSOX Assistant Nurse VELMA WILLIAMS Assistant Nurse ROBERT WRIGHT Property Accountant 29 ACTIVITIES Cary Wright and Kathleen Cumber- land decorate the SUB for Christmas. The Shadow knows—and maybe so does Estelle Duelle. Sally Rankin, penned in the Hal- loween carnival jail, screeches for help as Mary Lu Link and Judy New think they see help arriving. 32 The boys in Baugh Hall created their own ice kingdom during the freak cold spell in Jan- uary. J, B. Reyes works out his class schedule as a worried Betty Stewart wonders how she is going to take everything she needs. Sally Stout bows at the Intersorority Presentation dance, Sharon Asher, Vicki Eberle, David Pool, Margie Hobrecht, and Woody Hagen preside at the registration table during Homecoming, 33 Francisco Gutierrez releases latent energy at a basketball game pep rally for interested spectators. Tony Harvey makes an ignominious exit with food in hand and mouth at the Slater luau. Solemnity marks the occasion as Patty Ljungdahl and other new Alpha Chi mem- bers are initiated. 34 Carolyn Forbis points out a bit of worldly knowledge to her students while practice teaching. Jim Morgan, Sharon Rice, Sally Stout, and Joe Cordon interrupt their work for a laughter recess. Warren Dwyer takes a bow after his ex- cellent performance at the Intersorority Presentation dance. Carlos Montoya demonstrates his skill as Mrs. Montoya and Dr, Stewart look on. Montoya attracted a record-breaking crowd this fall with his flamenco renditions. 35 Feet accentuate the scene as boys in Poteet enjoy the late, late afternoon show in the lounge. Disgruntled George Careno pays away his life’s earnings to “further his education” at spring registration. Joe Gordon puts his best Foot forward as the other three Zeta Chi cheerleaders strike winsome poses. Dolores Rivera, Andres Ramos, Dollie Duena.s, Esther Lerma, Elsie Ducnas, and Stella Brewster enjoy the con- genial atmosphere of the Tej'as Room. 36 Hermia (Barbara Breed) voices amazement and despair as Ly- sander (Jerry Munns), under a magic spell, suddenly falls out of love with her. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Tuck (Polly Garza) and Oberon (Jim Morgan) stand over the seemingly lifeless form of Demetrius (John Woodridge) in a dramatic scene from the Shakespearean production. Creon (Troy Wicker) tries to force his sense of order and justice on a morally conscious Antigone (Kay Franklin). 38 “Wizard of Oz” Several Munchkins, played by Joe Mendez, Margot Ortegon, Polly Garza, Coy Garza, Nan Burn am, and Irma Lee Rose, place the magic slippers on Dorothy’s (Sharon Rice’s) feet. “Antigone A raging Creon condemns Antigone to death for disobeying his edict that her brother should not be buried. 39 FROM LEFT; Hoyt Chapman, Richard Parks, Marilyn McCord, Dr, Hood, Bill Jackson, Walter Lubojacky, Mike May, Senior Class Officers HOYT CHAPMAN.................................. President RICHARD PARKS.............................Vice-President MARILYN McCORD Secretary-Treasurer WALTER LUBOJACKY ...................... Parliamentarian MIKE MAY...................................... Reporter BILL JACKSON...........Student Council Renresentative Sponsors: DR. W. R, HOOD DR. J. H. McCROCKLIN 42 ROBERT ADAMS, Mathis Agriculture APOLOMO BACA, Corpus Christi Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering; Sigma Tau; AIME; TSPE LEE EDWARD BACA, Bay City Secondary Education JOHN BAKER, Temple Accounting GLEN ROY BALKO, Robstown Electrical Engineering JUDY BARNES, Kingsville Home Economics RAMIRO BARRERA. Laredo Industrial Arts: Laredo Club; Newman Club; ROTC Drill Team; Pi Kappa Epsilon DAVID BAZAN JR., Falfurrias Agronomy BILLIE BEARCE, Kingsville Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Bellas Artes GLENNA BEATY, Harlingen Elementary Education GARY BENNETT, Corpus Christi Business Administration JANET BERGLAND, Rio Hondo Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; AWS; WRA; Cousins Hall Donn Council {Vice-President) BOBBIE BERRY, Kingsville English-Secondary Education; BSU (President, 1961- 62); Alpha Chi, Pi Kappa Epsilon, International Stu- dent Forum, English Club JOHN BESEDA. Eagle Lake Secondary Education-Mathematics: Football (Cap- tain); Newman Club, T Association, Pi Kappa Epsilon JAMES BEVEL, Corpus Christi Agricultural Education DAVID BICELOVV, Bruni Accounting ANNA MAE BILES, Kingsville Industrial Arts JAMES BILLINGS, Becvillc Secondary Education-History: Pi Kappa Epsilon 43 BOBBY BIRD WELL, Jourdantoti Business Administration FRED BOENING, Yoakum Agricultural Education: Aggie Club; FFA, Doha Gamma JOEL BOLEN, Corpus Christi Electrical Engineering: AIEE JACK BOLLINGER, Sesly Agronomy: Alpha Tau Alpha; Horticulture Club, (Vice-President); Aggie Club; Chemistry Club; Biolo- gy Club; BSU JUDY BOLLINGER, Scaly Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Chi; Cap and Gown, (Reporter); BSU; AWS BILLY BONDS, Robstown Electrical Engineering JOYCE BOURLAND, Fort Hancock Elementary Education EUGENE BOWMAN JR., Harlingen Electrical Engineering GEORGE BRADBURY, McAllen Business Administration: Accounting Society, (Parlia- mentarian); Young Democrats Club JOHN AVERY BRADLEY. Laredo Agronomy VANESSA BRASELTON, Corpus Christi Home Economics Education BILLY BROWN, Lockhart Business Administration-Marketing: Business Club DAVID BUCHEN, San Benito Agricultural Education MANUEL BUENO, Laredo History: Pi Kappa Epsilon JAMES BUR DA, Yorktown Animal Husbandry: Rodeo Club; Alpha Tau Alpha DONALD BURRIS, Kingsville Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering; TSPE; AIME; Sigma Tau; Alpha Chi J. GUADALUPE BUSTOS: Rcynosa, Mexico Spanish-English: CCF; Choir; Hispano Club, (Presi- dent); Pi Kappa Epsilon; International Student For- um; Sigma Del Fsi THEODORE BUTLER. Odessa Secondary Education 44 PEGGY CAIN, San Benito Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Bellas Artes; Cap and Gown (Treasurer) DON CARLSON, Victoria Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering-Business Administration: TSPE; AIME, (Vice-President); Busi- ness Club PATRICK CARNEY, San Antonio Business Administration JACK CARPENTER, Katy Art KAY CARTER, San Antonio Elementary Education TOMMY CASHION, Bay City Animal Husbandry JACK CLARKE, Sinton Secondary Education-Mathematics: King's Rifles; ROTO Officers’ Club, (President); Pi Kappa Epsilon ARLEICH CLARY, Freer History: CCF; Pi Kappa Epsilon, (Secretary); Phi Alpha Theta; History Club, (President): AWS ALBERT CLEMENTS. Louise Agricultural Education: Aggie Club; FFA, (Sentinel) CHARLES COLE, Los Fresnos Agronomy BOB COLTRIN, Sinton English DONALD CONE JR., Corpus Christi Electrical Engineering: AIEE-1RE, (President); TSPE BILL COPPIN, Harlingen General Engineering; TSPE JUDY COPPIN, San Antonio Elementary Education; Pi Kappa Epsilon; AWS JUDY COTTON, San Antonio Business Administration: Gold Jackets; Business Club, (Treasurer); ROTC Cadet Lady, 1960-61; Lewis Hall Dorm Council, (Treasurer); AWS; Cotton Ball Repre- sentative, 1961 ROBERT DEAN COULTER, Corpus Christi Finance ROBERT COX, Corpus Christi General Engineering J. E, CRANDALL, Kingsville Chemical Engineering: Sigma Tan, (Treasurer); Chemical Engineers, (Secretary); Chemistry Club 45 GINANNA LUE CROUCH, San Benito HPE: Delta Theta (Rush Captain, Vice-President); WRA (Vice-President); HPE Club (Sfcretarj1); Lewis Domi Council; AVVS; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Gold Jackets DOUGLAS WAYNE DAVIS, Harlingen Biology MARY JEAN DAY, Port Lavaca Secondary Education STERLING WAYNE DEATON. Harlingen Math: King's Rifles; ROTC Cadet Captain; Officers Club; Tau Delta Chi RAUL DELGADO, Corpus Christi Electrical Engineering; AI EE; TSPE CARLOS DE LOS SANTOS, Rio Grande City Agriculture DONALD DIETRICH, Kingsville General Engineering ROSA MARIA DOMINGUEZ. Mexico City, Mexico Home Economics: Kappa Omicron Phi; International Student Forum; Spanish Club JERRY DORRIS, Brownsville Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: Sigma Tau (Secretary); AIME; TSPE THOMAS FREDERICK DORSEY, Corpus Christi Business Administration FRED DUNCAN, Laredo Government: Laredo Club (Vice-President); Interna- tional Student Forum; Sigma Del Psi (Reporter) JOYCE DUNCAN, El Campo Home Economics: Home Economics Club (Vice- President ); Pi Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Sigma (Presi- dent); Lewis Hall Dorm Council (Treasurer); Gold Jackets; Intersorority Council; AWS VICKI EBERLE, Carriao Springs Elementary Education: AWS (President); Zeta Chi President); Who’s Who, 1961-62; F.F.A. Sweetheart, 1960-61, 1961-62; Lantana Lady, 1960-61, 1961-62; Gold Jackets; A fid Singers; A l Choir; Pi Kappa Epsilon ELIZABETH O. EICHER, Alice Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon HECTOR ELIZONDO, Laredo Elementary Education PATRICIA EMMERT, Refugio Elementary' Education: Newman Club (Secretary); AWS; Rodeo Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon CARL ENCLERTH, La Feria Agriculture MARIA ENRIQUEZ, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Spanish 46 HERB ERNST, Somerset Agriculture: Alpha Tau Alpha; Aggie Club; Baptist Student Union; Student Council (Vice-President); Who’s Who, 1961-62; ROTC CELIA B. ESPINOSA, Brownsville Secondary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Hispano Club PATRICK EUBANKS, Alice General Engineering OTTO EWERS, Alice Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: Sigma Tau (Historian); TSPE (Secretary); Officers Club (Treas- urer); AIME; ROTC Cadet Captain; Distinguished Military Student KENNETH CLAY FAWCUS, Alice Music: MENC (Vice-President); Band (President); Pi Kappa Epsilon; Who’s Who, 1961-62; Men and Women of Music; The South Texan THOMAS FERGUSON, Harlingen Electrical Engineering: King’s Rifles (Commander); Tau Delta Chi (Secretary); Sigma Tau; Who’s Who, 1961-62; ROTC Cadet Captain; Officers Club; AIEE-1RE JIM FISCHER, Canada Agriculture ALLEN MARTIN FISHER, San Diego, Calif, Industrial Arts: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Industrial Arts Club RICHARD FLANNERY, Blanco Mathematics DAVID PEREZ FLORES, Carrizo Springs Mathematics: Math Club; Hispano Club; Newman Club PRESTON FRANKS, Bay City Accounting: Accounting Society REID RONALD GANTT, McAllen Marketing: ROTC Officer’s Club (Reporter); Business Administration Club ALFREDO GARCIA, Brownsville Secondary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Chi ASUSENA GARCIA, Boling Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon EKCILIA GARCIA, Boling Home Economics: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Home Ec Club FRANK GARCIA, Alice Elementary Education CENOVEVA GHACIELA GARCIA. Laredo Elementary' Education: Newman Club; Laredo Cluh JUAN GARCIA, Corpus Christi Elementary Education 47 LUCIANO GARCIA, JR., Premoat Agriculture LUIS GARCIA, Alice Biology ROMEO GARCIA, Falfurrias Secondary Education RUBEN GARCIA, Corpus Christi Electrical Engineering JERRY GARNETT, Raymond ville Industrial Arts; Rodeo Club; Bellas Artes; Pi Kappa Epsilon AMELIA GARZA, Corpus Christi Elementary Education; Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon FRED GARZA, Coipus Christi Chemical Engineering; AIME; Chemical Engineers MARIA OFELIA GARZA, Kingsville Foreign Languages: Hispano Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon SILVESTRE GARZA, RobsWn Secondary Education STEVE GAS AW AY, Bay City General Engineering ALVIN GERBERMANN, Garwood Agriculture CAROLYN LOUISE GETTS, San Antonio Elementary Education: Delta Theta (Treasurer); A Cappella Choir; SUB Governing Board (Secretary, Regional Coordinator); Pi Kappa Epsilon; Inter- sorority Council; AWS; Lewis Hall Dorm Council JERRY CENZER, Boling Business Administration EUGENE GILLESPIE, JR„ Alice Engineering: AIME; Chemistry Club; TSPE DOLLIE GILLIAM, Kingsville Business Administration: Business Club; Intersorority Council; Zeta Chi (President); Footlights Club; Alpha Psi Omega (President); AWS JERRY GILLIS, McRae, Georgia Accounting NANCY LOU GLASS, Corpus Christi English DAVID GONZALES, Robstown Government 48 MARIA MORA GRAY, Harlingen Elementary Education TRUMAN GRAY, Corpus Christi Agriculture: Horticulture Club; Press Club; Aggie Club RONALD GREATHOUSE, Weslaco Music: A I Singers 1959-62; A I A Cappella Choir; MENC; Men of Music, 1960-61; Opera Workshop; Music Club Scholar; Who's Who, 1961-62 HILDA GUERRA, Corpus Christi Elementary Education ARTURO GUTIERREZ, Corpus Christi Secondary Education PATRICIA HAGAN, Orange Crove Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; AW3; RSU (Secretary); Alpha Chi RICHARD HAMILTON, Matador Secondary Education JOHN R. HARRIS, Kenedy Agricultural Education: Real Estate Club; Horti- culture Club; F.F.A.; Aggie Club CLEVE HAWKINS, Kingsville Petroleum; and Gas Engineering TRAVIS HAYDEN, JR., Jourdanton Agricultural Education: Alpha Tau Alpha (Vice- President); F.F.A. (Vice-President); RQTC Officers Club JARRELL HAYES, Belton Business Administration: Business Club; f'T” Associa- tion (Vice-President, President); Varsity Football, (Captain, 1961-62); Lone Star Conference Quarter- back. 1960-61, 1961-62; Who’s Who HERBERT HAYNES, Vanderbilt Electrical Engineering: Sigma Tau; TSPE; AIEE-IRE (Vice-President); Alpha Chi (President); Poteet Dorm Council (President); Who’s Who, 1961-62 GARLAND DEAN HECTOR, Becville Electrical Engineering: AIEE-IRE (Treasurer); Stu- dent Council; Seale Hall Dorm Council MARY TOM HEFTE, Robstown Secondary Education: Alpha Sigma; Student Union Committee EVALYNN HENDRIX, Taft Health and Physical Education CALVIN HERMAN, Corpus Christi Electrical Engineering ROBERT HERRERA, Corpus Christi Health and Physical Education JAMES HILL. Victoria Mathematics WILLIAM BRUCE HILL, leeville Mathematics DAN HILLER, Victoria General Engineering LYDIA HINOJOSA, Kingsville Elementary Education; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Ec-khardt Dorm Council; International .Student Forum; New- man Club; Laredo Club; Sigma Del P$i ROEL HINOJOSA. Kingsville Mathematics MARGIE HOBRECHT. Kingsville Elementary Education: Beta Gamma, (Rush Captain); Inlersorority Council; AWS Council; Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer; Newman Club, {Corresponding Secretary); Press Club, (Secretary, Sweetheart, 1959-60); El Rancho; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Gold Jackets; Student Council, (Secretary, 1960-61, 1961- 62); Who's Who, 1960-61; 1961-62 NORRIS HODGE, Kingsville Business Administration; Business Club, Accounting Society SARAH HOOVER, Corpus Christi English: Beta Gamma; Intersorority Council (Vice- President); Business Club (Secretary); Alpha Chf (Secretary); Gold Jackets; El Rancho Editor, 1961- 62; Cap and Gown (Treasurer) LEON HRABONSKY, Yoakum General Engineering MICHAEL HUNTER, Kingsville Chemistry CHARLES IRWIN, Crystal City Electrical Engineering BILL JACKSON. Uvalde Government JACK JACKSON, Stockdale Accounting: Accounting Society, (Reporter); Alpha Chi; Bellas Artes; Business Club; Who1 Who, 1961-62 STRAUD JACOBS, Hebbronvllle Agricultural Education: Horticulture Club (Vice- President); F.F.A, (Reporter); Alpha Tau Alpha (Treasurer, President); Who's Who, 1961-62 JAMES RAY JAY, Alice Business Administration CLARENCE JAUER, Robstown Government JAMES JEFFERS, Yoakum Business Administration GERALD W. JOHNSON, Coipus Christi Agricultural Education JOHN L. JOHNSON, tom stock Business Administration 50 JOE VERN JOKES, Kingsville General Engineering MICHAEL KAHN, San Antonio Accounting MARY KAY KAIGLER, Kingsville Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon VICTOR KAINER, El Campo Agriculture MEDFORD KEATH, Sabinal Agricultural Education RUTH ANN KELLEY, Refugio Elementary Education JERRY T. KILPATRICK, Sinton Math: ROTC Officers’ Club; ROTC Rifle Team (Captain} SUE KIMMEY, Aransas Pass Secondary Education; Pi Kappa Epsilon (President); English Club (Secretary-Treasurer, Vice-President); Gold Jackets; Lewis Hall Dorm Council; Who’s Who, 1961-62; AWS; Class Officer. 1960-61 LEE KITCHENS, Kingsville Biology EDDY KLATT, Bruni Elementary Education BILL KLINGEMAN, San Antonio Mathematics GENE KOCH, Floresville Government J. MICHAEL KOCH, Riviera Agriculture: Aggie Club BERNADETTE KOHL, Corpus Christi Elementary Education: Newman Cluh: AWS: Pi Kappa Epsilon EDMUND KOLIBA, Coipus Christi Agricultural Education: Aggie Club (Vice-President, President); F.F.A.; Newman Club CENE KOUDELKA, Ganado Agriculture: Aggie Club (Treasurer) MILTON KUEHN. Port Lavaca Chemistry RONNIE LA BAUME. Aransas Pass Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: AIME; TSPE 51 LINDA LA MOTTE. Harlingen Secondary Education: Alpha Chi; Cap and Gown Vice-President); Delta Theta (Rush Captain, Presi- dent); Phi Alpha Theta; Cold Jackets (Vice-Presi- dent, President); Who’s Who. 1961-62 RONNIE W. LANE, Odem Elementary1 Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon DALE LAN'GLEY, Robstowti Business Administration JEAN LAWSON, Corpus Christi English IRENE A. LEAL, Laredo Home Economics CLAY LIE DEC KE, Corpus Christi Business Administration MYRTA KAY LILES, San Benito Elementary Education; Beta Gamma (Secretary); Lewis Hall Dorm Council; Pi Kappa Epsilon; ROTC Cadet Lady 1959-60 ANNE LILLY, Harlingen English MARY LU LINK, Corpus Christi English: Who's Who. 1961-62; Student Council; Eckhardt Dorm Council; Gold Jackets; AWS Coun- cil; Pi Kappa Epsilon; WRA; International Student Forum ERROL THOMAS LITTLETON, Kingsville Animal Husbandry: Aggie Club; Alpha Tau Alpha (Secretary); Alpha Chi PATTI LJUNCDAHL, Sabinal Home Economics: Kappa Omicron Phi; Alpha Chi SOCORRO LONGORIA, Santa Maria Elementary Education: Newman Club; Laredo Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon JESUS LOPEZ, Laredo Elementary Education SOLIMAN LQTA1EF, Cairo, Egypt UAR General Agriculture MICHAEL A. LOWRIE, Coipus Christi Business Administration: Business Club (President); Chemistry Club; Tau Delta Chi (Pledgemaster, Presi- dent); King's Rifles; ROTC Cadet Captain; Beta Gamma Beau WALTER LUBOJACKY, Fairchilds Electrical Engineering: Alpha Phi Omega (Presi- dent); AIEE-1RE; Sigma Tau; TSFE (Treasurer); Who’s Who, 1960-61, 1961-62 LARRY LUCAS, Harlingen Business Administration ROBERT LUNA, Bay City History 52 JAMES PALM MAGEE, JR., San Antonio Electrical Engineering: AI EE ANN MALONE. Beeville Secondary Education: Who's Who, 1960-61, 1961- 62; Alpha Chi, Parliamentarian; Gold Jackets (Vice- President); Lantana Lady, 1961-62; Student Council Reporter; A I Band; A I Choir; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Business Club; English Club; South Texan; Press Club; Lewis Dorm Council; AWS; Artist Course Committee JOHNNY MAREK, Agua Duke Health and Physical Education ELFIDO MARTINEZ, Kingsville Health and Physical Education IRMA MARTINEZ, Kingsville Art ISIDORO S. MARTINEZ, JR., Taft General Engineering JULIA MAY, Corpus Christi Home Economics MAX V. MEISCH. Waco Agronomy: Alpha Chi; Alpha Tau Alpha (Treas- urer, President); Aggie Club JOE MENDEZ, Kingsville Secondary Education; Alpha Phi Omega (Parliamen- tarian); Footlights Club; Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon (Vice-President); Who’s Who, 1961-62 OSCAR MENDEZ, Laredo Secondary Education MARION MERTEN, Wharton Elementary Education ROBERT WAYNE MEYER, Goliad Accounting: Business Club; Accounting Society (President); Alpha Chi (Treasurer); ROTC Cadet Captain; ROTC Officers' Club SALLY BERNICE MILNER, Bay City Secondary Education: English Club; Pi Kappa Epsi- lon; Alpha Chi (Vice-President); Cold Jackets (Secretary-Treasurer); Lewis Hall Dorm Council TERESA MOORE, Harlingen English: Who’s Who, 1960-61, 1961-62; Zeta Chi (Rush Captain); Intersorority Council (President); A l Choir; A I Singers; Gold Jackets; Alpha Chi; Cap and Gown; Pi Kappa Epsilon; English Club; South Texan CESAR MORALES, Zapata Secondary Education: Newman Club LILIANA MORALES, Corpus Christi Secondary Education SANDRA SUE MORGAN, Kenedy Music Education: Cap and Gown (President); Alpha Chi (Corresponding Secretary); MENC (Vice- President, Secretary); Gold Jackets; Pi Kappa Epsi- lon; Band; Woman of Music DOROTHY MORRIS, Beeville Elementary Education 53 LOWELL MORRIS, Yoakum Economics ARNOLD WILLIAM MUELLER, Corpus Christi Physics: Physics Club (Treasurer); Mathematics Club; Lutheran Club JESUS MUNOZ, Kingsville Biology FRANCES McCOWN, Mathis Marketing MARILYN MtCORD, San Benito Elementary' Education: Beta Gamma (Secretary, Vice-President); Lewis Hall Council (President); Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Class Of- ficer; Gold Jackets; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Advisory' Board (Secretary); AWS SALLY McCRACKEN, Coipus Christi Elementary Education SANDRA McCULLOUCH, Refugio Secondary Education BARBARA McDONALD, Alice Elementary Education DENNIS W, MCDONALD, Corpus Christi Business Administration: Business Club DOVIE ANN McDONALD, La Feria Elementary Education: Gold Jackets; Pi Kappa Epsi- lon; El Rancho; Alpha Sigma (Pledge President, 1960-61; Secretary 1961-62); Lewis Hall Dorm Council; AWS; Intersorority Council JUDY McKEE, Alice Business Education BEVERLY WRIGHT NEAL, Alice Secondary Education: Alpha Sigma Sorority; Pi Kap- pa Epsilon; Business Club; Cap and Gown; AWS JUDY NEW, Ingleside Health and Physical Education: HPE Club (Treas- urer); WRA (Secretary); Pi Kappa Epsilon MARIE EMIL1E NORQUEST, Edinburg Music Education: AfitI Singers; A Cappella Choir; Aggie Club (Sweetheart); MENC; PI Kappa Epsi- lon; Gamma Delta ROBERT OLSON, Corpus Christi Accounting ANGEL R. ORNELAS, Laredo Secondary Education JUAN OROZCO, Laredo Elementary Education JANICE OFTS, Floresville Secondary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Gold Jackets; AWS; Cousins Hall Council; Student Coun- cil Representative 54 n SrTT i Tfc d M t M; ANTHONY J, PACINI, Barranquilla, Colombia General Agriculture: Aggie Club (Secretary); New- man Club ELEAZAR PAREDES, Kingsville History MARY ELIZABETH PARKER, Pleasanton Biology: Choir; Biology Club; AWS; Young Demo- crats; CCF RICHARD A. PARKS. Goliad Animal Husbandry: Alpha Tau Alpha; Student Coun- cil; Senior Class Vice-President; Seale Hall Dorm Council (President); ROTC Cadet Captain; Of- ficers Club (Parliamentarian) JOYCE PAWLIK, George West Elementary Education PECCY PEARCE, Dallas Business Administration AMINTA PEREZ. Kingsville Liberal Arts SENEN PEREZ. Corpus Christi General Engineering XAVIER PEREZ, Laredo Health and Physical Education RICHARD PERKINS, Raymondvilk- Econoxnics JAMES A. PETROSH. Victoria Business Administration NEAL PLOCEK, Bishop Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering: TSPE (President); AIME; ROTC Cadet Captain; Of- ficer's Club; Baptist Student Union LEON POER, Coldthwaite Secondary Education JERRY POL1NARD. Corpus Christi Government; Press Club (President); The South Texan (Sports Editor); Sports Publicity Assistant OLGA POLLY, Corpus Christi Art PENNY POTTER, Elsa Elementary Education: AWS; WRA; Lewis Hall Dorm Council; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Delta Theta (President; Vice-President); ROTC Cadet Lady 1960-61; Lantana Lady 1960-61; 1961-62; Who's Who 1961-62; Intersorority Council; Tau Delta Chi Sweetheart; Gold Jackets STERLING A. PRICE. Brownsville Accounting BETTY NAN PURSER, Alice Elementary Education: Footlights Club 55 VALENTIN HINOJOSA QUINTANILLA. Kingsville Mathematics PRUDENCIO RAMIREZ, Weslaco Pre-Law; Pi Kappa Epsilon- Alpha Fhi Omega; Sig- ma Del Psi; English Club; Hispano Club; Interna- tional Student Forum; Student Council; CCF ANDRES RAMOS, JR„ Laredo Secondary Education SALLY RANKIN, Harlingen Health and Physical Education: HPE Club (Secre- tary); WRA (President); Gold Jackets; Student Council; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Lewis Hall Dorm Council; Who's Who 1961-62 KENNETH REED, Groves Animal Husbandry; Aggie Club (Treasurer, 1960-61; Vice-President, 1961-62); Alpha Tau Alpha RONALD L. RIEMENSCHNE1DER, Kingsville Business Administration PAT RIEK, Corpus Christi Elementary Education ROSARIO R, RIVAS, Corpus Christi Elementary Education R. C. ROBERTS, Robstown Elementary Education ANA MARIA RODRIGUEZ, Mirando City Secondary Education: Cap and Gown; Pi Kappa Ep- silon; Newman Club ERASMO RODRIGUEZ, JR., Oilton Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon JACKIE RODRIGUEZ, Kingsville Elementary Education; Pi Kappa Epsilon; WRA; Laredo Club; Newman Club; Bellas Artes; Lantana Lady 1961-62; Homecoming First Princess, 1961-62 MARIA GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ, Kingsville Mathematics: Newman Club; Hispano Club; Pi Kap- pa Epsilon; AWS MELVIN ROGERS, Corpus Christi Secondary Education LAZARO MENDOZA ROMERO. Combes Electrical Engineering: Sigma Tau; TSPE; AIEE-1RE ROBERT RUNDBERG, Kingsville Business Administration THOMAS RUSSELL, Kingsville Chemistry: Chemistry Club; Alpha Chi; Physics Club; Press Club; The South Texan JIMMY RYAN, Fremont Industrial Arts JEROME RYCHETSKY, Rohstown Agriculture ESTEVAN C. SAENZ, Brunt History; Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon ILEANA SAENZ, San Isidro Home Economics SEVERING SAENZ, San Diego Biology: Newman Club OSCAR H. SAENZ, Premont Health and Physical Education LAURO SALDANA, JR., Mercedes Agricultural Education: FFA AMALIA SALDIVAR. Corpus Christi Elementary Education ABEL SALINAS, Corpus Christi Elementary Education DAVID BURNS SANFORD, Lovington, New Mexico H istory LYNDON E. SCHATZ, Rosenberg Animal Husbandry: Aggie Club; Alpha Tsui Alpha RUSSELL SCOTT, Corpus Christi Elementary Education MARTHA LOUISE SEBERN, Brownsville Health and Physical Education: WRA; HPE Club (Vice-President); Pi Kappa Epsilon; Eckhurdt Hall Donn Council; A Cuppclla Choir; Zeta Chi Sorori- ty; AWS ED SEIDEL, Westhoff Agricultural Education ARTHUR SENTENO, Brownsville Business Administration DANIEL SHARP, JR., Kingsville Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering SARA SUE SHELEY, Baytown Elementary Education: AWS; Lantana Lady 1960- 61; Lantana Queen 1961-62; Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Delta Theta; Duchess to Pan American Days CAROLE JEAN SHIREY, Lovington, New Mexico Secondary Education: Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Kappa Epsilon ROBERT SHIREY, Lovington, New Mexico Chemical Engineering 57 JOHN' SCHULA, El Campo Government DANIEL C. SILVA, Eagle Pass Business Educationi Business Club; Accounting So- ciety; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Hispano Club (Secretary) NANCY SIZEMORE, Alice Elementary' Education: Alpha Sigma (Vice-President); Intersorority Council; Pi Kappa Epsilon (Treasurer); AWS; Lewis Hall Dorm Council; Junior Class Sec- retary-Treasurer; Cold Jackets JUDITH A. SLEDGE, Pettus Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Sig- ma Sorority (Reporter); A Cappella Choir; BSU; AWS; The South Texan; Press Club; International Student Forum; CCUN (Chairman) NANCY SMITH. Victoria Home Economics: Home Economics Club; Young Democrats; Pi Kappa Epsilon; Kappa Omieron Phi RICHARD G. SMITH, Odem Chemical Engineering: Chemistry Club; Chemical Engineers (President'); TSPE RAMIRO SOLIZ, Corpus Christi Secondary Education HENRY T. SPEARS. Charlotte Mathematics: Math Club (President); Chemistry Club; Physics Club WILLIAM STENDEBACH, San Antonio Business Administration FRANK STEPHENSON, Dilley Health and Physical Education RICHARD STOCK, San Benito Mathematics PAUL STONE, JR., Mathis Business Administration PETE WILLIAM STRICKER, San Antonio General Engineering: TSPE MODELLE STRICKLAND, Corpus Christi History: Cap and Gown REYNALDO N, SUAREZ, Corpus Christi English WANDA SWEET, Kinsgvillu Speech PAUL THOMPSON, Taft Geography: The South Texan; International Student Forum BILL THORNTON, Edroy Business Administration: Sophomore Class Officer; BSU; Business Club 58 STEVE TIBILETTI, Victoria Business Administration D, E. TILLMAN, Corpus Christi Business Administration GERALD T1NER, Ingleside Chemical Engineering: Chemistry Club (President); Chemical Engineers {Vice-President); Sigma Tau (Vice-President); Alpha Chi W. H. TRANEY, Robstown Secondary Education CLAUDE TRAYLOR, Houston Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering ARMENIA TREVINO, Kingsville Elementary Education: Newman Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon JOSE G. TREVINO, Laredo Secondary Education WILBERT L, TREYB1G, Port Lavaca Business Education: Business Club; HPE Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon, May Hall Dorm Council RAYMOND M. TRIPP. Brownsville Biology JO VANN TRIPLETT. Corpus Christi Psychology DON TUMBERL1XSON, San Benito Agricultural Education: FFA; ROTC Officers Club; Poteet Hall Dorm Council, (President) ROSA ALICIA VALDES, Mexico City Elementary Education GUILLERMINA VALDEZ, San Diego Home Economies: Home Economics Club CONRADO VASQUEZ, San Benito Agronomy RAYMOND VESELKA, Corpus Christi General Engineering: Sigma Tau; Baugh Hall Do mi Council (President); TSPE REYNOLD VESELKA. Robstown Accounting: Student Council Representative; Busi- ness Club (Vice-President); Accounting Society; Stu- dent Council Advisory Board; Junior Class Presi- dent; Officers Club; Gamma Delta; ROTC Battalion Commander; Distinguished Military Student; Who’s Who, 1961-62; Baugh Hall Dorm Council MARIA GLORIA VILLARREAL, Kingsville Elementary Education OFELIA VILLAREAL, Sarita Elementary Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon 59 OSCAR L. VILLARREAL, Laredo Secondary Education; Laredo Clubj'Newman Club ROBERT VILLARREAL, Kenedy Secondary Education KENNETH WALKER, Louisville, Ohio Business Administration; Business Club RICHARD A. WATSON, Falfurrias Agronomy; Aggie Club; Poteet Hall Council WINSTON WEBER, Rockport General Engineering: Newman Club; Sigma Tau; Alpha Chi; TSPE BILLY WEIR, Corpus Christ! Chemistry; Chemistry Club; Pi Kappa Epsilon TILDEX WEST. Bishop Chemical Engineering; Chemistry Club; ROTC Cadet Captain BOB WHITE, Alice Biology GLORIA WHITLEY. Bishop Elementary Education CHARLES WILLIAMS, Belton Business Administration: Football (Two-Year Letter- man; Tri-Captain); T” Association; Business Club; ROTC Officer's Club; Distinguished Military Stu- dent; Alpha Chi; Who’s Who 1961-62 JAMES D, WILLIAMS, Corpus Christi Business .Administration HARRY WILSON, Corpus Christi Secondary' Education: Pi Kappa Epsilon; English Club RAY WITTEN, George Wes� Agriculture STANLEY WOELFEL. Kingsville Animal Husbandry: Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Aggie Club (President); Gamma Delta (President); Alpha Chi; Who’s Who; Alpha Tau Alpha SYLVIA WOELFEL, Kingsville Elementary Education: Beta Gamma (President); Homecoming Princess 1960; Alpha Tau Alpha Sweet- heart; Cousins Hall Dorm Council (President); Gold Jackets; SUB Governing Board; Intersorority Council GARY ARLEN W'RIGHT, Mission Business Administration: Business Club; SUB Gov- erning Board; ROTC Officer’s Club WOODY WRIGHT, Rio Hondo Business Administration; Seale Hall Dorm Council (President); Business Club; BSU BOBBY WRINKLE, Beeville Secondary Education ROBERT WYCOFF, McAllen General Engineering DAVID YEARY, Kingsville Business Administration DON YOUNG, Stockdale Secondary Education JOHN’ DUBE, JEU, Bishop Physics ERNEST FRANKE, Uvalde Electrical Engineering JOSEPH K. KINCAID, Sabina! Physics LOREN E. KLINE, Alice Education VICTOR LEAL, Raymond ville Biology PHIL LJUNGDAHL, Carrizo Springs Business Administration Graduate Students VICTOR E. MICHALK. Bishop Physics PEGGY PACK, Bishop Business Administration NORMAN ROBERSON, Kingsville Economics WILLIAM ROBINSON, McAllen Electrical Engineering DAN SASSMAX. Banquete Business Administration LOUIS SCHORLEMMER. Baytown Business Administration MARVIN STAVINOHA, Wallis Agriculture HUMBERTO TIJERINA. Corpus Christi Education JAMES H. WRIGHT, Corpus Chrisli Chemical Engineering SORORITIES FRATERNITIES Sponsor FAYE BIBLE Alpha Sigma, organized in 1927, is the oldest sorority on the Texas A I campus. The purpose of the sorority is to promote social and scholastic growth. Members are selected by invitation. Alpha Sigma participates in the Powder Puff game, the presentation dance, and the Greek formal. In addition, the members have parties for special occasions and work on various proj- ects throughout the year. Sponsor NAN ROBERTS Alpha Sigma EVALYNN HENDRIX DOROTHY MORRIS DOVIE McDQXALD BOBBYE BURN AM JUDY ALLISON Pledge of the Year MARY JOYCE BECK OFFICERS President EVALYNN HENDRIX Vice-president DOROTHY MORRIS Secretary dovie ann McDonald Treasurer BOBBYE BURNAM Historian JUDY ALLISON Parliamentarian BETTY POTEET Reporter JOYCE DUNCAN Rush Captains GAIL MATLOCK DE ETTE STEINLE Inter-Sororitv Representatives MARY WALKER NANCY SIZEMORE JOYCE DUNCAN GAIL MATLOCK FRANCES MIRCOVICH JOYCE McKELLER BETTY PGTEET NANCY SIZEMORE DE ETTE STEINLE MARY WALKER Pledges BETTY CAFFEL Treasurer MIKIE CRANE Parliamentarian NAN BURNAM DARLENE CAMPBELL LINDA COOPER PORTER GERMAIN BARBARA HUFFSTUTLER VIRGINIA KLUNA Sponsor MARGARET ANN McCORD 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. Beta .Gamma participates in the Powder Puff game, the presentation dance, the Greek formal, and various other activities on campus. Pledge of the Year PHYLLIS TROUTMAN Beta Gamma SYLVIA WOELFEL MARILYN McCORD MYRTA KAY LILES LELA BOONE BITS McALlSTER OFFICERS President SYLVIA WOELFEL Vice-president MARILYN McCORD Recording Secretary MYRTA KAY LILES Corresponding Secretary LELA BOONE Treasurer BITS McALlSTER Reporter SHARON RICE Rush Captain MARGIE HOBRECHT Historian PAT FRIED Inter-sorority Representatives SARAH HOOVER KATHLEEN CUMBERLAND KATHLEEN CUMBERLAND PAT FRIED MARGIE HOBRECHT SARAH HOOVER SHARON RICE CONNIE BEILUE President SALLY COOD RIDGE Vice-president LINDA HARTZOG Seeretary-T reasurer BARBARA ROSE Reporter DIANE ROBERTSON Song Leader BETTY JO BLACKWELL ARVIE CAUGHFIELD LAURA JANE CH1SWELL KAY COLEMAN LOIS CORY PHYLLIS JO DAVENPORT CLETA DAWSON MARY ALICE GEORGE NANCY GREGG JUDY LYNN HARRIS ANNE JURASCHEK TONI LESLIE MARJORIE MAKING MARY LOU MARSHALL VERNA LOU PUCKETT SHIRLEY ANN REED MIMI SCHIFFERS CARLEEN STANFORD SALLY STOUT PHYLLIS TROUTMAN Sponsor JOHNNIE MAE HAUN Delta Thetas aim is to further friendship, scholarship, and loyalty to Texas A I. Delta Theta participates in the Powder Puff game, the presentation dance, and the Greek formal. In addition the members have various moneymaking activities and do some charity work. There is a sorority' social event each month. Sponsor HARR1ETTE OWENS Delta Theta JUDY WHITENER GINANNA CROUCH WANDA THANT CAROLYN GETTS Pledge of the Year PHYLLIS JOHNSON OFFICERS President JUDY WHITENER Vice-president GJNANNA CROUCH Secretary WANDA TRANT Treasurer CAROLYN GETTS Rush Captains PENNY POTTER CORENE WALLACE Reporter LUAN BURGHERS Corresponding Secretary TARA McQUERREY Historian SISSY PARK Parliamentarian JANICE CORNETT Chaplain SARA SHELEY Song Leader JACKIE SCHMALSTEIG 68 MARY NELL BROWN JO BERGQUIST JANICE CORNETT ANNE PARK PENNY POTTER SARA SHELEY JACKIE SCHMALSTIEC DEANNA SCHMITZ JANET STEUBINC ZADA TURBERVILLE TOMMIE RUTH WALLACE Pledg es JOYCE GARNER President ANNETTE YOUNG Vice-president MARLENA YOUNG Secretary LaDONNA BURGER Treasurer PHYLLIS JOHNSON Chaplain JANICE BRANDT Song Leader RUTH APPELT BETTY LOU HULCY CAROLYN KNOLLE BECKY WEAVER RANDA WINN 69 Sponsor MARY LEE BELCHER The purpose of Zeta Chi Sorority is to pro- mote personal development and leadership and to create fellowship. Membership is by invita- tion during Rush Week. Zeta Chi participates in the Powder Puff game, presentation dance, the Greek formal and other inter-sorority activities. Zeta Chi mem- bers also participate in a homecoming break- fast, a Christmas dance, and a graduating senior supper. Sponsor BLANCHE GERBER Zeta Chi DOLLIE GILLIAM GLENN A BEATY VICKI LEE DEE DEE WOOD Pledge of the Year MARIANNE BERRYMAN OFFICERS President DOLLIE GILLIAM Vice-president GLENNA BEATY Secretary VICKI LEE Treasurer DEE DEE WOOD Parliamentarian BETTY HINKEL STEWART Rush Captains TERESA MOORE VICKI ERERLE Inter-sorority Representatives VICKI LEE GLENNA BEATY Historian MARY TRUSSELL Song Leader VICKI EBERLE 70 GOVERN MENTAL FIRST ROWi Evalyn Hendrix, Vicky Lee, Kathleen Cumberland SECOND ROW: Luan Burchers, Penny Potter, Sarah Hoover, Glenna Beaty THIRD ROW: Faye Bible, Dollie Gilliam, Judy Whitener, Carrie Lee Bishop, Nancy Sizemore, Mary Walker, Blanche Gerber Inter-Sorority Council The Inter-Sorority council strives to promote a greater unity among the four sororities on campus. Each of the sororities, Alpha Sigma, Beta Gamma, Delta Theta, and Zeta Chi, elects two representa- tives to serve with the president of the sorority as members of the Council, The Council coordinates Rush Week activities and sponsors the Powder Puff Bowl, the Presentation Dance, and the Inter- sorority Council Tea, OFFICERS President FRANCES MIRCOVICH Vice-President SARAH HOOVER Secretary LUAN BURCHERS Treasurer GLENNA BEATY 72 Members of the various sororities and fraternities on campus enjoy dim lights and soft music at the Christmas Greek formal. Frances Mircovich and Dovie McDonald gracefully model their award- winning infants’ ware at the Alpha Sigma pledge party. “Crusher'’ Crouch prepares to throw a pass to another member of the Golden Horde at the annual Powder Puff football game. Alpha Sigma rushees, under the apt leadership of Gail Matlock, sing songs of the Old West, including “Jalisco.” Jcrra Worsham and Evalyn Hendrix practice a perverse form of jujitsu at die Alpha Sigma pledge party. Marianne Berryman, Annette Young, Nancy Gregg, Toni Leslie, Phyllis jo Davenport, Connie Beilue, and Kay Coleman prepare to put on a few extra pounds at the Beta Gamma Luau. Table and hair-dos alike re- flected exotic Hawaiian flowers. Several Beta Gamma pledges and members pose amiably after the Betel Gamma acceptance luncheon. 75 Sponsor DR. A. N. PAGE WALTER LUBOJACKY Sponsor J. E. TURNER Alpha Phi Omega VICTOR C. SMITH EDDIE ADAMS TED BUTLER Sponsor SFC VICTOR WOODS LOUIS SCHORLEMMER SARA SUE SHELEY OFFICERS President WALTER LUBOJACKY First Vice-president VICTOR C. SMITH Second Vice-president EDDIE ADAMS Secretary TED BUTLER HP ran Qi ir ir LOUIS SCHORLEMMER Parliamentarian JOE MENDEZ Reporter JOHN RAY WAGGONER Sergeant-at-anns BOB LAYCOCK The three cardinal principles of Alpha Phi Omega are friendship, leadership, and service. The only requisites for membership are a desire to be of service to your fellow man, past experience in some phase of scouting, and a high scholastic standing. This organization takes great pride in the many services and projects it undertakes on the campus and in the community. LEE EDWARD BACA JON BERGSTROM JOSEPH BROWN RALPH CARUTHERS ROBERT LAYCOCK JOE MENDEZ GEORGE PHILLIPS JAMES PIEPER HAROLD RUSSELL VANCE SHAW SAM SMITH KENNETH TRAPP ROBERT TREVINO WARREN TROST MIAN ABDUL WAJID MIKE WATERS 77 DR. E. V. RUHNKE Tau Delta Chi's purpose is to promote social activity on the A I campus. It sponsors the revolving trophy for the Lantana decorations, participates in the Greek ball, and has various other activi- ties during the school year. DR. D. J STINEBAUGH MIKE LOWRIE RICK HOFFMAN' TOMMY FERGUSON CARL BARTON Tau Delta Chi OFFICERS President MIKE LOWRIE Vice-president RICK HOFFMAN Secretary TOMMY FERGUSON Treasurer CARL BARTON Parliamentarian RALPH UNDERBRINK Reporter JOHNNY BORCHARDT Sergeant-at-arms JERRY HOLLEN Pledge master PETE STERLING Sweetheart PENNY POTTER Sponsors DR. E. V. RUHNKE DR, D. J. STINEBAUGH 78 PENNY POTTER JAMES ALLEN JOHNNY BORCHARDT JERRY HOLLON JAMES RAY JAY JOE JONES LYNN JOW1TT STAN NELSON RONNIE ORRELL PETE STERLING RALPH UNDERBKINK Penny Potter busily serves punch and Dr. Stinebaugh busily serves himself. Mike Lowrfe and Pete Sterling look on while spring rushees sign the guest book. Johnny Borchardt, Ralph Underbrink, Mike Lowrie, Dr. Ruhnke, and Joe Tones strike amiable poses at the Tau Delta Chi smoker. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Caruthers, Scooter Elliot, Ann Mayo, Lois Con,', Bobby Ncdbalek, Junior Class Officers RALPH CARUTHERS......................... President SCOOTER ELLIOT .................... Vice-President LOIS CORY .................... Secretary-Treasurer ANN MAYO.......................................Reporter ROBRY NEDBALEK........................ Parliamentarian WOODY HAGEN.............Student Council Representative 82 KENNETH AHLRICH, Robstown DONACIANA ALCALA, Brownsville DIANE ALKEK, Victoria JAMES ALLEN, Corpus Christi ABEL ARAGON. San Diego JOHN ARBUTHNOTT, Portage LaPraire, Canada DURWGQD AUDERSCH, Karnes City JAMES AULD, Kingsville VICTOHIO AVILA, Brownsville PATRICIA BARNHART, San Antonio ERNEST BARRERA, Corpus Christi BOBBY RAKTA, Gonzales FINLEY BARTH, JR., Karnes City JO BERGQUIST, McAllen GILBERT BERMEA, La Pryor ELLEN BISHOP, Kingsville | _ J l RICK BIXBY San Antonio JAMES GARY DARLENE JOAN BLACK BODEMANN BOLLOM Victoria Corpus Christ! Alice JOHN' BORCHARDT Harlingen THOMAS BORCHERS Beeville BETTY BRANNEN San Antonio RUTH BRANNEN Refugio SHARON CENE BRYANT BULL CaJallsn Bishop BOBBYE BURNAM Pearsall JAMES BUSH Kingsville LAWSON BUTLER Corpus Christi DIVINA CABRERA Robstown CHARLES CADENHEAD Bay City B. E. CAFFALL, JR. Beeville 83 MARIAN MARTHA NORMA MARTIN GEORGE RALPH LELA CAIN CANTU CARDEN CARDENAS CARRENO CARUTHERS CASH Corpus Christi Corpus Christi La Feria Mirando City Alice Premoat Lyiord ELVIRA Cavazos Lyford JERRY CHILDERS BILL CHITWOOD S. E. CHUCK WANDA CLARK JEFF ELAINE CLEVELAND COHRS CAROL COLLE ROBERT COLLINS Victoria Falfurrias Sabinas, Mexico San Antonio Corpus Christi Alice Oakville San Antonio Ni i CALVIN E. CONWAY, Brownsville LOIS CORY, El Campo J, C. CROW, JR., San Antonio KATHLEEN CUMBERLAND, Kingsville CAROL DANIELS, Ingleside CLARENCE DETTL1NG, El Campo RODOLFO DE LA GARZA, Pemitas IONA DE LEON, Alice PATRICIA SUE ELDER, Kingsville SCOOTER ELLIOTT, Pawnee WILLIAM EWERT, Kingsville HENRY B. FERNANDEZ, Laredo MELVIN FINCH, Charlotte JUAN FLORES. Corpus Christi VERA FRANKS, Bay City PETRA FUENTES, Corpus Christi GLORIA OLGA GARCIA, Corpus Christi JOE F, GARCIA, Benavides JOSUE GARZA, Uvalde ALBERT GE1SLER, Dayton, Ohio M WILBURN GIDEON, Dilk-y JUAN GONZALEZ, Placed LAZARO GONZALEZ, JR,, Laredo MARIA LUISA GONZALES, Laredo RILL GOODWIN, George West DICK COSS, Belmont ELAINE GOWER, Coipus Christi MARIAN GREEN, Harlingen GUADALUPE GUAJARDO. Laredo ARNOLDO CUERRA. Kingsville SYLVIA GUERRERO, Hebbronville MANUEL GUTIERREZ, Bishop WILLIAM HAGAR, Kingsville CHRIS HAMFF, Victoria RICHARD HARBIN, Uvalde JOHN HARLAN, Victoria DAVID HARRINGTON. Pearsall ROBERT M. HAYNTE, Raymondvdle KENNETH HEFTE, Kingsville EDWARD HEINRICH, Victoria Tim Lawrence, Ruth Brannon, Kathy Albaugh, and Buddc Johnson join the fun at the Hawaiian Luau, sponsored by Slater Food Service. SS JOHN HEINZE, Port Isabel SAM G. HENDERSON, Corpus Christi JOHN HICKMAN, Austin TED HILL, Sweeny ROBERT W. HINNANT, Sandia AMY JO HODGES, San Antonio ROBERT A. HOFFER, Harlingen FRED HOFFMAN, Weslaco JERRY HOLON, San Benito LOIS HOOVER, Corpus Christi LAYNE HOPPE, Van Vleck SETH HOWELL, Kingsville JOHN 1DROCO, Laredo ADALBERTO JAIME, JR., Laredo BILL M. JOHNSON, Victoria BUDDE JOHNSON, Harlingen LESLIE W. JOHNSON, Victoria DAVID C. JONES, Alice SALLY SUE JONES, Kingsville PEGGY JORDAN, McAllen LEONARD JOWITT, San Antonio ANNE JURASCHEK, San Antonio KAREN KELLY, Corpus Christi JEAN KENDRICK, Orange Grove TOMMY KENNEDY, Cuero JOHN KIELER, East Bernard RON KILLINGS'WORTH, Harlingen EDDIE LANGE, Victoria PAUL LARSON, La Feria ROBERT LAYCOCK, Harlingen DON LEE, Kingsville LA JUANA LOCKRIDGE, Carthage 86 DALE LONDON Corpus Christi OMAR LONGORIA Eaeino ELDA A, LOPEZ Zapata FOSITA LOPEZ Alice ANTONIO PAT MACIAS MALOAN Laredo Port Isabel ROBERT C. MARTIN Brazoria JOSE C. MARTINEZ Alice JAMES MASSEY Alice GAIL JOY ANN MATLOCK MATTHEWS MAYO Houston Utopia Odem FELIPE MENDOZA Laredo SYLVIA MENDOZA Kingsville KATRINA MER1DITH Corpus Christi WAYNE MERRIFEE San Antonio jN j RAY MEYER, Victoria PETE MIREUR, Corpus Christi LARRY MOLDER, Harlingen DELIA MOLINA, Taft FRANCISCO MOLINA, Laredo GEORGE MONTEMAYOR, Laredo JAMES MORGAN, San Benito JACKSON MOSS, Laredo JAMES MUELLER, Victoria LEROY MUENICK, Yoakum BETTY MULL, Corpus Christi BARBARA MULLEN, Alice CAROL McCLINTOCK, Uvalde DIANA McCOLLUM, San Antonio PAT McDonald, Freer EDWIN McKAY, Aransas Pass CAROLYN McREYNOLDS, Kingsville BOBBY NEDBALEK, Taft SIDNEY NEIDHART, McAllen STANLEY NELSON, Seguin 87 John Howe delights in smearing SFC Victor H. Woods with a “cupcake” at the Fall Carnival, DANIEL NESKORA, Woodsboto JUANITA OJEDA, Oilton RONNIE ORRELL, Corpus Christi JAMES ORSAK, El Campo ALAN OWENS, Corpus Christi GLORIA PALACIOS. Laredo RICARDO PALACIOS, Laredo CAYLAND PALMOUS, Taft ANNE PARK. Aransas Pass JOY LYNN PATTERSON. Corpus Christi LARRY R. PATTERSON, Riviera WINSTON PEEPLES, Karnes City ALFONSO PENA, Kingsville ALEJANDRO PEREZ, Laredo ERNEST PEREZ, Corpus Christi FLORENCIO J. PEREZ, Mercedes 88 MICHAEL PERKINS, Uvalde C. A, PERRY, Kingsville VICTOR PERRY. Uvalde GUS PERSON, JR„ Mathis JACK PETERS, Crystal City PHIL PETERSON. Kingsville JERRY PITTMAN, Crystal City MILTON PLOMAR1TZ, Corpus Christi JAMES E, PONDER, Falfurrias BILL PORTER, Corpus Christi BUTCH PRESSLEY, Taft LOUISE PRINGLE, Charlotte DANIEL R, PUENTE, Harlingen IRMA QUINONES, Alice JAMES RAGAN, Austin VERNE RAGLE, Taft ROCHELLE RANGE, Skidmore FABYLAIN RAPPOLD, Yoakum JUDY RHODES, Aransas Pass CATHY RICHARDS, San Benito 1 !v WILL RICHMOND McAllen LARRY RICHTER Alice CHARLES ROBERT RIHA RILEY Carrizo Springs San Antonio VICTOR G. CAROL RIVERA ROBERTS Sucre, Bolivia Bishop LUPE ROCHA Corpus Christi ARMANDO RODRIQUEZ Uvalde ORALIA RODRIQUEZ Harlingen WAYNE GEORGE ROESSLER RUIZ Corpus Christi Victoria RAUL RUIZ, JR, Kingsville KENNETH RUSSELL San Benito SUZANNE RUSSELL Weslaco HUMBERTO SAENZ Kingsville ROSARIO SALAZAR Gregory 89 NELDA ROLAND G. LAMAR EUGENE ROLANDO FRANK MIKE SALINAS SALINAS SANCHEZ SANFORD SARABIA SEMMELMANN SHARP Hebbronville Alice Alice Corpus Christi Kingsville Laredo Sinton VANCE SHAW Temple C, P, JOHN ROSS C, ALBERT HOMER VICTOR C, IRMA CHRIS SIMONS SMAISTRLA SMIDT SMITH, JR. SMITH SMITH SOLIZ SOZA Agua Dulce El Campo El Campo Robstown Cuero RaymondviUe Kingsville Alice l W K DE ETTE STEINLE, Jourdanton JAMES L. STRONG, Sandia DANNY SUTTON, Shawnee, Oklahoma MARY JOY TAYLOR, McAllen GERALD THOMAS, Freer DOROTHY THOMPSON, Edcmich CAROLYN THORMALEN, San Juan ROSE MARIE TIJERINA, Coipus Christi KENNETH TRAPP, Somerset JERRY TROTMAX, La Feria MARY LESLIE TURNER, Harlingen GARY TUTT, Kingsville 90 JAMES VAN MATRE, Corpus Christi E VARI STO VALERIO, San Diego ALFONSO C. VELIZ, Sebastian LEOPOLDO J. VILLARREAL, Corpus Christi SYLVIA VILLARREAL, Rolistmvn SYLVIA M. VILLARREAL, Laredo WANDA WADDELL, San Benito MIAN ABDUL WAJID, Lahore, Pakistan MARY WALKER, Three Rivers WILL HARRY WALKER, Lolita CARY WALTERS. San Benito MIKE WATERS, Harlingen SHERRY WATSON, Corpus Christi JANICE JO WEISS, Corpus Christi WILLIAM S. WEST, Sinton DONALD WETZIG, Carrizo Springs RONALD WETZIG, Carrfeo Springs KAREN WHEELER, Tilden JUDY WH1TENER, Pleasanton DONALD WHITLEY, Edna MYRON WIER, Marble Falls JERI ANN WIGCINS, El Campo LYNN WILDMAN, Refugio JACK WILLY, Houston PENNY WILSON, Kingsville GILBERT D. WOOLWORTH, Kingsville BUD WRANOSKY, Flour Bluff ALBERT WRIGHT, Beeville NOE YZAGU1RKE, Kingsville PETE ZANCA, Fort Sam Houston SOFIE ZDANSKY, Corpus Christi BETTY ZUPAN, Sun Antonio 91 GOVERNMENTAL FIRST ROW: Ralph Underbrink, Margie Hobrecht, George Haag, Herb Ernst, Susan McLain SECOND ROW: Janice Ort.s, Barbara Breed, Mary Lu Link, Sally Rankin, Wanda Waddell, Prudencio Ramirez THIRD ROW: Kenneth Trapp, James Allen, Winston Weber, Robert Sughrue, Bobby Corley FOURTH ROW; Dr, Nehr, Bill Jackson, Woody Hagan, Bill Laws, Richard Parks, Gerald Thomas, Dr. CcCrocklin Student Council The Student Council is the core of student government. Of- ficers are chosen in a hard- fought campus election each spring. Students enjoy t h e Homecoming barbecue. OFFICERS President GEORGE HAAG Vice-President HERB ERNST Secretary MARGIE HOBRECHT r I 'r i irpr RALPH UNDERBRINK Reporter SUSAN McLAIN Female Representative JANICE ORTZ Male Representative KENNETH TRAPP 94 GOVERNMENTAL OFFICERS President GARY HOBBS Vice-President BEVERLY ROPER Secretary CAROLYN GETTS Reporter GARY WRIGHT Faculty Representatives DR. NORMAN McNEIL MRS. CARRIE LEE BISHOP Sponsor AL BRIEGER The Student Union Governing Board is a joint student-faculty group which provides recrea- tional activities of both cultural and social interest to A I students. Members of the governing board prepare to leave for the College Unions Conference held in Austin. Student Union Governing Board FIRST ROW: Kathleen Cumberland, Gary Hobbs, Beverly Roper SECOND ROW: Gary Wright, Carrie Lee Bishop, Carolyn Cetts, Gloria Garcia, AL Brieger 95 GOVERNMENTAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTEE The Student Organizations Committee members are, from left to right, Ann Parker, Pete Zanca, Wanda Wad- dell, Linda Salyer, and Ben Foster. FOOD AND HOUSING COMMITTEE Members of the Food and Housing Committee are, from left to right, Raymond Veselka, Milton Kuenk, Dick Flannery, and Janice Orts. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Members of the Student Council Public Relations Committee are, left to right: Tommy Garrett, Fred Duncan, Mary Frances Caruso, Judy Soden, Carlos Cantu, Sylvia Cavazos, Susan McLain, Iona DeLeon, and Joe Mendez. Student Council ELECTIONS COMMITTEE The members of the Elections Committee are, from left to right, Travis Hagen, Richard Schebel, Sally Mil- ner, Herb Ernst, Gerald Thomas, Barbara Breed, and James Pieper. 96 GOVERNMENTAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE Members of the Student Council’s Grievance Com- mittee are, left to right: Mike Waters, Katrina Mere- dith, Prudencio Ramirez, Woody Hagan, Dick Goss, and Star� Watson, Committees WELCOMING COMMITTEE The Welcoming Committee is made up of Dr. Neher, Margie Hobrecht, Mike Lowrie, Myita Kay Liles, and Winston Weber. FINANCE COMMITTEE Chuck Nattinger, Doug Williams, Ralph Under- brink, Glenda Rutledge, Brooks Corley, Ronnie Orreill, and Modesto Guerra make up the Finance Committee. COMMITTEE ON GREAT ISSUES Members of the Committee on Great Issues are Gary Kiiapp, Chuck Shamel, Joe Brown, Kenneth Trapp, Mary' Lu Link, and Theodore Butler. GOVERNMENTAL SPECIAL EVENTS AND DECORATIONS The planning of Student Union activities and deco- rations for special events such as Dad's Day, Home- coming, and the Lantana Celebration is the work of the Special Events and Decorations Committee. At left, Beverly Roper helps Gloria Garcia prepare the SUB decorations for the Christmas season. DANCE COMMITTEE The dateless dances held every Thursday in the Student Union Building are successful because of the efforts of the Dance Committee, which also holds special dances as occasions arise. Tins committee is composed, from left to right, of Rick Hoffman, Porter Germain, Jerry Trotman, Jan Scoggins, Johnny Young, Joyce McKellar, Gary Wright, and Rita McFatter. S.U. Governing MOVIE AND FINE ARTS COMMITTEE Ever popular with A I students are the free movies given every' other Tuesday in the SUB Ballroom. These movies, along with other cultural programs, concerts, lecture series and art exhibits, are sponsored by the Movie and Fine Arts Committee. It is composed of Kathryn Ann Schlesinger, Lillian Shoquist, Georgia Ann Maun, Margaret Maun, and Kathleen Cumberland. 98 GOVERNMENTAL PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Members of the Publicity Committee are left to right, Katrina Meredith, Nita Wilkcrson, Jack Jackson, and Beverly Roper. This committee has the respon- sibility of making sure that all events sponsored by the Student Union receive adequate publicity through means of posters and the campus newspaper. Board Committees GAMES AND TOURNAMENTS COMMITTEE Gerald Thomas, Leslie McNeil, Pete Zanca, and Gerald Jurica compose the Carnes and Tournaments Committee. It is the task of this committee to plan, organize, and conduct tournaments in bridge, canasta, billiards, ping pong, and chess. COFFEE HOUR AND HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE The Coffee Hour and Hospitality Committee con- ducts a weekly Student-Faculty Coffee Hour and other special teas. From left to right, the members of this committee are Vicky Lee, Billy Jean Gilbert, Marion Greene, Judy Harris, Betty Poteet, Carolyn Getts, Joyce McKellar, Mary Joy Taylor, Verna Lou Puckett, and Lois Cory. 99 OFFICERS President PATSY KNIGHT Vice-President JANET BERGLAND Secretary -T reas urer JOAN SAVAGE Reporter LINDA CURTIS Student Council Representative JANICE CRTS GOVERNMENTAL Cary Griffith, Wayne Menifee, Mary Jane Mailer nee, Nancy Rogers, and Bill Robards enjoy the Cousin's Annex Open House. Cousins Hall Council FIRST ROW: Linda Curtis, Joan Savage, Patsy Knight, Janet Bergland, Janice Orts SECOND ROW: Jody Saenz, Gracie Rocha, Lynne Anderson, Jo Johnson, Carolyn House 101 GOVERNMENTAL FIRST ROW: Carol Colle, Sherry Watson, Detna Jarl, Janet York, Peggy Pearce, Carol Daniels, Vicki Eberle SECOND ROW: Pat Thomas, Jan Salmon, Zia Crowell, Nelda Satinas, Betty Jo Ballentine, Trieia Carey, Jo Wilson, Mary Lu Link, Glenna Beaty Eckhardt Hall Council Stella Ellis and Ralph Caruthers are caught under the spell of mistletoe and by the photo- grapher. OFFICERS President PEGGY PEARCE Vice-President DEBRA JARL Secretary CAROL DANIELS Reporter GLENNA BEATY Sports Managers CAROL COLLE PATRICIA THOMAS Parliamentarian VICKI EBERLE Treasurer JANET YORK The Eckhardt Dorm Council is composed of dormi- tory officers and wing representatives to encourage harmonious living in the dormitory and to direct special activities throughout the year. 102 OFFICERS GOVERNMENTAL President MARILYN McCORD Vice-President DOROTHY THOMPSON Secretary ANN MALONE Treasurer JUDY COTTON Parliamentarian ANNE PARK Reporter PENNY POTTER Sports Directors GINANNA CROUCH MARY LEE STOCKTON Chaplain SUE KIMMEY Freshman Representative CAROLYN ROSS Dormitory officers and representatives from various wings make up the council. Their purpose is to foster good will and harmonious living among the dormitory residents. Gail Matlock and Jerra Worsham put the finishing touches on die picture window for the Lewis Hall Christmas party. Lewis Hall Council FIRST ROW: Nancy Sizemore, Judy Cotton, Anne Park, Marilyn McCord, Ann Malone, Dorothy Thompson, Sue Kimmcy SECOND ROW: Gail Matlock, Geraldine Merrick, Sally Rankin, Mary Lee Stockton, Ginanna Crouch, Penny Potter, Myrta Kay Liles, Sandra McCullough, Sallie Milner, Carolyn Getts 103 GOVERNMENTAL FIRST ROW: Jerry Pogue, Raymond Veselka, Wayne Menifee SECOND ROW: E. C. Willmann, David Coan, W, W, Weber, Dale Riley Baugh Hall Council OFFICERS President RAYMOND VESELKA Vice-President DALE RILEY Secretary-Treasurer JERRY POGUE Athletic Director WAYNE MENIFEE Reporter E. C. WILLMANN Freshman Representative DAVID GOAN The Baugh Flail Dorm Council is a representative group of Lila Baugh Dorm residents, elected to aid resi- dents in all possible ways and to foster harmonious living in the dormitory. 104 GOVERNMENTAL The May Hall Council is a representative body of May Hall Dormitory which administers the activities of the dorm, The Council sponsors an open house on Dad's Day, the May Hall Christmas party, and a social in the spring for the seniors. OFFICERS President FRANK STEPHENSON Vice-President DANNY McFADDEN Secretary-Treasurer LITTLE JOE BARTLETT Reporter LARRY KELLOGG Student Council Representative GERALD THOMAS May Hall Council FIRST ROW: Little Joe Bartlett, Frank Stephenson, Dannie McFadden SECOND ROW: L. L. Kellogg, Pat Childers, Gilbert SoFie, Wilburn C. Gideon, R. G. Kurz 105 GOVERNMENTAL FIRST ROW: Chuck Natlingcr, Herbert Haynes, C. D. Hiller SECOND ROW: Steve Tibiletti, Bob Mills, Richard Watson, Doug Williams, Pete Mireur, James Allen Poteet Hall Council OFFICERS President HERBERT HAYNES Vice-President CHUCK NATTINGER Secretary-treasurer DANNY HILLER Reporter DICK WATSON Student Council Representative JAMES ALLEN The Poteet Hall Dorm Council plans and conducts the activities of Poteet Hall in campus events, and co- ordinates activities within the dorm itself, such as the annual Christmas party. The council also strives to pro- mote fellowship among the residents of the dorm. 106 GOVERNMENTAL OFFICERS President WOODY WRIGHT Vice-President TED BUTLER Secretary-treasurer RICHARD GORDON The purpose of the Seale Hall Council is the pro- motion or a better atmosphere within the dormitory The council sponsors several social activities during the year. Seale Hall Council FIRST ROW; Theodore H. Butler, Woody Wright, Richard Gordon SECOND ROW: Thomas L. Elliott, Richard Parks, Sherri dan Smith, Layne Hoppe, John Leyendecker, Jr., Garland D, Hector 107 HONORARY FIRST ROW: Sarah Hoover, Herbert Haynes, Sallie Milner, Robert Meyer SECOND ROW: Dr. J. R, Manning, Elaine Cohrs, Peggy Cain, Joy Poynter, Karen Wheeler, Bobbye Biimam, Miss Dorothy Gaston THIRD ROW: Bobby Bart a, J. E. Crandall, Robert Williams, Apolonio Baca, Santiago E. Chuck FOURTH ROW: Robert Coulter, Charles Williams, Stayton Halberdier, Kenneth Hefte, Joseph Lusk Dr. Manning initiates Bobby Wrinkle into Alpha Chi. Alpha Chi OFFICERS President HERBERT HAYNES Vice-president SALLIE MILNER Recording Secretary SARAH HOOVER Corresponding Secretary SANDRA MORGAN Treasurer ROBERT MEYER Par liamen larian ANN MALONE Sponsors MRS. LAURYN M1ZELL MISS DOROTHY GASTON HONORARY Alpha Chi is a national honor societ)' 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 3-point average. The organization meets monthly and has programs centering on various aspects of scholarship. High- lights of the year are the initiation ceremony and the annua] banquet. Alpha Chi Miss Gaston pins a pledge rib- bon on an incoming member. FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Myers, Pat McDonald, Sylvia Villarreal, Barbam McDonald SECOND ROW: Liliana Morales, Ana Maria Rodriguez, Billie Rae Bearce, Patricia Hagan, Beverly Neal, Sue Kimmey, Barbara Ann Mullen, Patti Ljungdahl THIRD ROW: B. E, Caffall, Jr., Paul Stone, Jr., E. C. Willman, Buddy Bearce, Alfredo Garcia, Gary Tutt FOURTH ROW; Stanley WoclFcl, John Heinze, Errol Littleton, John Baker, Bob Coltrin, Bobby Wrinkle, Charles Shamel, James Ponder L09 HONORARY FIRST ROW: Cathie Alien, Dollie Gilliam, Kaye Franklin SECOND ROW: Evelyn Officer, Suzan McLain, Troy L, Wicker, Jr., Albert E. Johnson Alphi Psi Omega OFFICERS President DOLLIE GILLIAM Vice-President KAYE FRANKLIN Secretary-treasurer CATHIE ALLEN Sponsor DR. ALBERT E. JOHNSON Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatic society. It is organized for the purpose of advancement of die dramatic arts in education and recreation. Initia- tion is in the spring and is based on points earned in play productions. no HONORARY Alpha Tau Alpha is a national agricultural educa- tion fraternity. The Mu Chapter was installed in 1934, and is the only chapter in Texas. Membership is by invitation only and is based upon high scholastic standards. OFFICERS President STRAUD JACOBS Vice-President TRAVIS HAYDEN, JR. Secretary ALBERT L. GEISLER Treasurer JACK BOLLINGER Reporter JOHN BAKER Sponsors DR. LEO L. BAILEY F. B. WINES DR. DAVID D. NEHER Alpha Tau Alpha FIRST ROW: Albert Geisler, Travis Hayden, Jr., Pat Pederson, Straud Jacobs, R. J. Cook SECOND ROW: Charles Cole, Errol Littleton, Ed Seidel, Dale Riley, John Stewart, Kenneth Reed, Stanley Woelfel THIRD ROW: David D, Neher, John Baker, G. C. Dean, Jr,, Van Sparkman, Herb Ernst, Jim Burda, Alvin H. Gerbermann FOURTH ROW: Leo Bailey, Jack Bollinger, M. V, Meisch, Lynn Drawe, Richard Parks 111 HONORARY FIRST ROW: Martha Harris, Peggy Cain, Sandra Morgan, Linda La Motte, Sarah Hoover SECOND ROW: Judy Bollinger, Teresa Moore, Dorothy Haffey, Beverly Neal, Lynne Anderson, Ana Maria Rodriguez, Modelle Strickland, Mrs. Manning Cap and Gown OFFICERS President SANDRA MORGAN Vice-President LINDA LA MOTTE Secretary LILIANA MORALES Treasurer PEGGY CAIN Historian MARTHA HARRIS Parliamentarian SARAH HOOVER Chapter Editor JUDY BOLLINGER Cap and Gown, senior honor society for women, strives to promote scholarship, leadership, and service. A grade point average of 3.4 is required for member- ship. A formal banquet is held every spring and fall to initiate new members. 112 OFFICERS HONORARY President Nancy Sizemore conducts her first LINDA LA MOTTE meeting as president of Gold Jackets Vice-President for the spring term, ANN MALONE Secretary-treasurer SALLIE MILNER Reporter CAROLYN SMITH Chaplain NANCY SIZEMORE This honorary womens service organization was es- tablished on the Texas A I campus in 1960. Each semester new members are chosen on a basis of leader- ship and scholarship. Tapping ceremonies take place to initiate the new members into the organization. Gold Jackets’ purposes are to promote sendee to the college and to promote the welfare of the student body. Gold Jackets FIRST ROW: Ann Malone, Linda La Motte, W. H. Leckie, Sallie Milner, Nancy Sizmore SECOND ROW: Tara McQuerrey, Mary Walker, Ginanna Crouch, Judy Cotton, Dovie McDonald, Penny Potter, Bobbye Bumam, Gail Matlock, Janice Oxts THIRD ROW: Sue Kimmey, Sally Rankin, Teresa Moore, Vicki Eberle, Marilyn McCord, Barbara Breed, Sandra McCullough, Margie Hobrecht FOURTH ROW: Sarah Hoover, Carolyn Smith, Mary Lu Link, Sandra Morgan, Dorothy Thompson, Joyce Duncan 113 HONORARY FIRST ROW: Rosa Marie Dominguez, Irene A. Leal, Nancy Smith, Patti Ljungdahl SECOND ROW; Rosina U. Martinez, Wreathy Aiken, Susie Wilson, Mary Walker Kappa Omicron Phi OFFICERS President NANCY SMITH Vice-President PATTI LJUNGDAHL Secretary JUDY BRUMS LEY Treasurer EDRIS JENNINGS Sponsor DR. AIKEN Kappa Omicron Phi, national honorary home eco- nomics 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. 114 HONORARY Sigma Tau is a national honorary engineering fra- ternity' which was first established at A I in 1956. Its members are those junior and senior engineering stu- dents who have a three-point grade average and are in the top one-third of their class. OFFICERS President CLAUDE TRAYLOR Vice-President GERALD TINER Secretary JERRY DORRIS Treasurer J. E. CRANDALL Historian OTTO EWERS Sponsors C. V. MOONEY A. J, ESPINOSA Sigma Tau FIRST ROW: j. E. Crandall, J. D. Dorris Claude Traylor, Gerald Tiner, Walter Lubojacky, Otto Ewers SECOND ROW: Arinash G. Nangea, Apolonio Baca, B. E, Caffall, Jr., Raymond Veselka, Tommy Ferguson, John Arbuthnott, Jimmie Nix, Oscar Cabra, Jr. THIRD ROW: Robert Shirey, William Brillhart, Bobby Barta, Lazaro Romero, W. W. Weber, Pete Mireur, Santiago Chuck, Mario Gonzalez, Donald Burris FOURTH ROW7: Ralph Underbrink, Jr., Thomas Rorchers, Robert Riley, Woody Hagen, Wayne Buesing, Herbert Haynes, Kenneth Hefte, Patrick Eubanks 115 GLENN HERRINGTON Director of Baptist Student Union Baptist The Baptist Student Union is a ministry of Texas Baptists at A I. Its basic objective is to lead stu- dents to commitment to Christ as Saviour and Lord. It functions to remind each student of his responsi- bility to Christ, his church, his denomination, and his obligation as a Christian citizen in the world. It seeks to provide inspiration, information, and fel- lowship which create the spiritual climate essential for Christian growth while in college. Barbara Colquohoun helps herself to some punch at the BSU’s Noonspiration. ” Barbara Colquhoun, David Glazener, and Nancy Roberts catch up on some reading in the BSU lounge. OFFICERS President ROBBYE BURNAM Vice-president WANDA SWEET Secretary' BARBARA COLQUHOUN Social Chairman NELDA MARTIN Missions Chairman NANCY GIDDEN Music Chairman JOHN ED RAWLINSON Publicity Chairman LESLIE JOHNSON Devotional Chairman BOBBY SIMS Enlistment Chairman EVA JO WILSON International Student Chairman DAVID GLAZENER Faculty Advisor DR.'DAVID PRATT Director GLEN HERRINGTON Elaine Gower browses through one of the many magazines to which the BSU subscribes. Student Union 117 Mr. Herrington is hard at work teaching one of his Bible classes. RELIGIOUS FIRST ROW: Dick Flannery, Bill Goodwin, Robert Elzner, Mary Alice Baingo, Mike Waters SECOND ROW: Amy Jo Hodges, Jo Ann Wend land, Ceeile Self, Nicki Mntocha, Maria Rodriguez, Pat Rick, Barbara Hiller, Carolyn Cemosek THIRD ROW: Estcvan Saenz, Joe Mendez, John Simla, Paul Wetherold, Frank Smejral, Candelario Ramirez, Edmund Koliba, Mario Perez FOURTH ROW: Pat Boscamp, Daniel Puente, Tony Guevara, Herbert Larralde, Carlos Cantu, Dusty Smith, Edward Holub, Erasmo Rodriguez, Pat Wright Newman Club OFFICERS President ROBERT ELZNER Vice-President DICK FLANNERY 2nd Vice-President LOUIS GARCIA Secretary MARY ALICE BAINGO Parliamentarian MIKE WATERS Treasurer BILL GOODWIN Reporter JOSE GOMEZ The Newman Club, an affiliate of the Catholic Wel- fare Society, promotes the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of the Catholic students at A I. 118 INTERNATIONAL Tliis organization was founded on the campus in 1960. Its purpose is to promote a better understanding among the foreign students on the campus. President DAVID J. GLAZENER Vice-President AVINASH NANGEA Secretary KATRINA MEREDITH Treasurer P. B. RANE Reporter L V. SPEARS Parliamentarian MODESTO GUERRA Sponsors DR. NORMAN L, McNEIL DR. JACK RAYBURN DR. J. W. HOWE International Student Forum FIRST ROW: David G La zener, I. V. Spears, ]r., Katrina Meredith, Pratap Rane, Avinash G. Nangea, Dr, John C. Rayburn SECOND ROW: Modesto A. Guerra, M. Darvvish, Adnan El-Assad, Abdul C. Jusir, A. R. Kadakia, Gloria Palacios, Idolinda San Miguel, Rosa Maria Dominguez, Lydia Hinojosa, Irma Martinez THIRD ROW: Soliman Lotaief, Ali Wehbe, Tony Nalbandian, Saleh Ghorieb, Judith Sledge, Abdulla Radi, Saud O. Johar, Predencio E. Ramirez FOURTH ROW: Ala a Abutrab, Paul D. Thompson, Vance Shaw, Roman Lubinsky, Jas Paul Dhillon, Victor G. Rivera, jimmy Burk, Jose Reyes, Mohammad A. Moradian, Clark J. Miller 119 DEPART ME N T A L Concert Hand PICCOLO Johnnie Beth Schlinke FLUTE Johnnie Beth Schlinke Tara McQuerrey Robert Martin Mary Joyce Beck Pat McDonald Coreen Wallace Wanda Lyons Eb FLUTE Mary Whittemore Eb CLARINET Naida Garcia Bb CLARINET Sandra Morgan Chris Hamfr Ann Malone Humberto Saenz Wilbron Stanteen Evelyn Duncan Laura Barnes Delia Trevino Motru Stewart Lloyd Stephenson William Oglesby Steve Faulkner Richard Clark Kay Bay Nora Alvarez BASS CLARINET Stephanie Malone Tom Hamff OBOE Adolph Labbe BASSOON Barbara Graumann Sylvia Pena ALTO SAXOPHONE Ollie Burnett Diane Langworthy Robert Garza TENOR SAXOPHONE Joe Alvarado Donald Halbgewachs BARITONE SAXOPHONE DeEtte Steinle CORNET AND TRUMPET Ramon Guzman Carol Holmes Gilbert Colunga Rodney Klett Rudy Munguia Ronnie Morgan Gerald Babbitt Luis Garza Calvin Koenig Anderson Salinas FLUEGELHORN Milledge Hart Thomas Wittie Joanna Stone Valentin Heras BARITONE D. J. Crane Buddy Laws Alfred Tapia Paul Drake TUBA John Scott Stroud Ronald Bunting James Dowe Jose Gutierrez Gene Conway FRENCH HORN Terry Garrett Lane Scott Bill Jackson Barbara Huffstutler Rudy Legett Mickey Jones TROMBONE Larry Smith Paul Larson Patsy Knight TYMPANI Kenneth Fawcus PERCUSSION Kenneth Fawcus William Diamond Farron Camp Pam Jones Linda Cady James Bush DIRECTOR Joseph L. Bellamah 120 DEPARTMENTAL President RIPLEY HAUSER Female Vice-president SIDNEY NEIDHART Male Vice-president WARREN DWYER Stage Manager EDWARD HOLUB Soprano Section Leader CAROLYN THORMAELEN Alto Section Leader JUDY WUENSCHE Tenor Section Leader RON KILLINGS WORTH Bass Section Leader BILL MEADOWS A Cappella Choir FIRST ROW: Dr. Lawrence McQuerrey, Glenda Rutledge, Rachel Mungia, Mary Ann Skurka, Elda Cisnerros, Fred Hoffman, Bill Calvin, Edward Holub, Tim Lawrence, Paul Larson, Jim Scarborough, Ripley Hauser, Judie Wucnschc, Kathy Teague, Ann Malone, Jan Slaughter SECOND ROW: Marie Norquest, Tommie Ruth Wallace, Nancy Hunt, Sidney Neidhart, Ron Killings worth, Edward Cabrera, Warren Dwyer, Bill Meadows, Jim Busch, David Glazener, Dennis McQueen, Stephanie Malone, Mary Alice Baingo, Linda Cady, Nancy Gidden THIRD ROW: Kav Bay, Linda Duke, Anna Franke, Carol McClintOck, Dottie Ray, Diane Langworthy, Rodolfo De la Garza, Gary Tutt, Verne Ragle, Jose Luis Gomez, Carolyn Thormaelen, Joyce Pawlik, Evelyn Duncan, Kathy Lyssy, Marlena Young, Judy Sanders FOURTH ROW: Joy Matthews, Karen Simler, Diane Garza, Karen Nelson, Evelyn Lytle, Judy Sledge, John Morrison, Donald Whitely, Chuck Shame!, Ron Greathouse, Garvin Elrod, Judy Martin, Betty Poteet, Carolyn Getts, Inez Garcia, Nancy Hagaman, Judy Davis 121 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW: Sidney Neidhart, La Juana Lockridge, Karen Nelson, Marie Norquest, Tara McQuerrey, Vicki Elserle, Peggy Pack, Teresa Moore SECOND ROW: Edith Young, Joe Gomez, Warren Dwyer, Ron Greathouse, Bill Meadows, Chuck Shamel, J, E, Hunnicutt, Gary Tutt, Ronnie Kill- ingsworth. Dr. Lawrence H. McQuerrey The A I Singers The A I Singers, a versatile group composed of 17 members and directed by Dr. Lawrence H. McQuerrey, performs music which ranges from Bach cantatas to works by moderns such as Paul Hindemith and from six- teenth century madrigals to numbers from Broadway musicals. A typical A I Singers' show begins with the group in formal dress performing more serious works in a candlelight setting and ends with the group in in- formal sweaters singing numbers such as “Lullaby of Birdland” or “Jalisco.” Besides singing, the group also boasts instru- mentalists: Edith Young on piano; Tara McQuerrey on flute; Marie Norquest on bass viol; and Gary Tutt, Ron Killingsworth, and Warren Dwyer on guitar. The Singers perform for high schools and civic groups all over Texas. This year trips took the group to events such as TMEA in Dallas and Mardi Gras in Corpus Christi. 122 DEPARTMENTAL Music Educators National Conference is a depart- mental music organization open to any student who is interested in music education, although most members are either majoring or minoring in some phase of music education. OFFICERS President LARRY SMITH Vice-President SANDRA MORGAN Secretarv-Treas urer DOLORES TWIST Reporter GENE CONWAY Social Chairman DENNIS CRANE Sponsor DR. LAWRENCE McQUERREY Music Educators’ National Conference FIRST ROW: Jerry Childers, Larry Smith, Gene Conway, Sandra Morgan, L. H. McQuerrey, Dolores Twist, Dennis Crane, Ron Killings worth SECOND ROW; Marie Norquest, Rachel Mungia, Beth Sehlinke, La Juana Lock ridge, Hazel Bay, Sylvia Pena, Buddy Laws, Jem Babbitt THIRD ROW: Kenneth Fawcus, Robert Garza, Rod Klett, Ronald Morgan, Scotty Stroud, Thomas Wittie, Chris Hamff, Bill Meadows 123 DEPART M E N T A L FIRST ROW: Dorothy Thompson, G. C. Bradbury, Jr., Ralph C, Russell, Robert Meyer, John Barefiekl, Jack Jackson SECOND ROW: Marian Green, Jerry Gillis, David Bigelow', Gary Hobbs, Reynold Veselka, Preston Franks, Gary Tutt, Ray Meyer, Paul Stone, Jr. The Accounting Society OFFICERS President ROBERT MEYER Vice-President REYNOLD VESELKA Secretary DOROTHY THOMPSON Treasurer JOHN BAREFIELD Corresponding Secretary PRESTON FRANKS Parliamentarian G. C. BRADBURY, JR, Reporter JACK JACKSON The purpose of the A I Accounting Society is to further interest in and understanding of accountancy among its members and to promote a more cordial re- lationship among practicing accountants, accounting in- structors, and students of accounting. 124 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW; Thomas Ferguson, Herbert Haynes, Donald Cone, Jr.; Jeff Cleveland, Joseph Shafer, Jr., Garland Hector SECOND ROW: James Magee, M. Darwish, Raul Delgado, Robert Williams, Leopoldo Villarreal, Emerson Korges THIRD ROW: John Stumpf, Lazaro Romero, Roman Lubinskv, Robert Martin, Walter Lubojacky, Billy Bonds, Pat dawewitz FOURTH ROW: Robert Elzncr, Paul Wetherold, Charles Irwin, Joel Bolen, Glen Roy Balko, Larry Patterson, James Brown American Institute of Electrical Engineers Institute of Radio Engineers OFFICERS President DON CONE Vice-President HERBERT HAYNES AIEE Secretary' JEFF CLEVELAND IRE Secretary JOE SHAFER Treasurer GARLAND HECTOR Reporter TOMMY FERGUSON Sponsors DR. J. R. GUINN EMERSON KORGES The joint student branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engi- neers is a professional group open to all students of electrical engineering, mathematics, and physics. The objectives of the branch are to broaden the student’s acquaintance with the engineering world outside the classroom and to give him opportunity to strengthen his social, technical, and literary bonds with his class- mates, instructors, and graduate engineers. 126 DEPARTMENTAL 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. Its main pur- pose is to promote fellowship among the engineers and to inform the members of problems and advancements in the engineering field. OFFICERS President D. E. SHARP Vice-President DON CARLSON JOHN ARRUTHNOTT Treasurer DONALD BURRIS Sponsor C. V. MOONEY American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers FIRST ROW; Jerry Dorris, Don Carlson, Danny Sharp, John Arbuthnott, Donald Burris SECOND ROW: Apolonio Baca, Paul Wilson, Ronnie LaBaume, Santiago Chuck, Jimmy Harp, Fred Garza, Gene Gillespie THIRD ROW; Richard Buchcn, Claude Traylor, Neal Plocek; Robert,-Otto Ewers, Mike Sharp 127 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW: Rene Rolando Lopez, Irma Martinez, Buddy Bearee SECOND ROW; Martha Ruiz, Solemn Cavazos, Anna Maria Garcia, Billie Bearee, Peggy Cain, Ben P, Bailey THIRD ROW: Estelle Dwell, Jose de la Pena, George Montemayor, Joe Howard, Servando Hinojosa, Johnny Ramirez, William Renfrew FOURTH ROW: Ali Wehbe, Sara A. Schroeder, Jack Jackson, Thomas M. Ramirez Bellas Artes John Hatch and Melissa Everett elaborate on a Strauss waltz at the Bellas Artes Beatnik dance. OFFICERS President BUDDY BEARCE Vice-President IRMA MARTINEZ Secretary-treasurer RENE ROLAND LOPEZ Sponsor SARA SCHROEDER Bellas Artes is a relatively new organization on the A I campus. It is open to all students interested in art. 128 DEPARTMENTAL The Biology Club is an organization of science stu- dents formed to promote further interest in the various fields of biology. Activities include speakers in the field of biology, field trips, group projects, and participation in campus activities. OFFICERS President STANLEY CASTO Vice-President DICK FLANNERY Secretary-Treasurer BILL'CHITWOOD Reporter ELAINE COHRS Parliamentarian BOB WHITE Sponsors JEFF D. SANDERS GEORGE E. ALLEN The Biology Club FIRST ROW: Elaine Cohrs, Bill Chitwood, Dick Flannery, Stanley Casto SECOND ROW: Wanda Kennedy, Gerry Kovar, June Schicke, Robert Trevino, Jr., Edith Amsden, Bobbye Bumam, Mary Parker THIRD ROW: Ronnie Orrell, George Allen, Leonard Jowitt, William Wranosky, jerry Carnith, George Phillips 129 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW; Walter Gross, Robert Meyer, Rick Hoffman Sarah Hoover, Mike Lowrie, Janet York, Reynold Veselka SECOND ROW: Johnny Tyra, Jerry Gill is, Judy Cotton, Diane Alkek, Betty Davis, Dorothy Thompson, Joy Lynn Patterson, Annie Ruth Cowan, Cary' Knapp THIRD ROW: Bob Rundberg, Jim Pet rash, David Bigelow, Gary L. Hobbs, Paul Stone, Jr,, Kenneth Walker, Ronny Gantt, Ray Meyer FOURTH ROW; David Harrington, James A. Jeffers, Jarrell Hayes, Woody Wright, William Stendcbach, Pat Carney, Gary Wright, Gary Tutt Business Administration Club OFFICERS President MIKE LOWRIE Vice-President REYNOLD VESELKA Secretary' SARAH HOOVER Treasurer JANET YORK Parliamentarian RICK HOFFMAN Reporter ROBERT MEYER Sponsors WALTER GROSS DR. DENNIS FORD 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 dub provides important personal contacts with business leaders which may later be utilized by the business student. 130 DEPARTMENTAL The object of this organization is to afford an op- portnnity for the students of chemistry and chemical en- gineering to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional as- sociations, to secure experience in preparing and pre- senting technical material before chemical audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, and to instill a professional pride in chemistry. OFFICERS President GERALD TINER Vice-President RICHARD SMITH Secretary ROBERT KILLOUGH Treasurer JIMMIE NIX Parli amentarian TILDEN WEST Chemistry Club FIRST ROW: Tildcn West, Jimmie Nix, Gerald Tiner, Richard Smith, Boh Killough SECOND ROW: Fred M. Garland, J. E. Crandall, Lynda Kay Nanny, Henry Spears, Don Davis, Tommy Russell, Stanley Nelson, Juan Gonzalez THIRD ROW; Jesse Smith, Daniel Puente, Tom Hamff, Milton Kuchn, B. E. Caffall, J. Garcia, E. V'. Ruhnke 131 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW: Kenneth Hefte, J. E, Crandall, Richard Smith, Gerald Tiner, Tilden West SECOND ROW: Darnel Puente, Verne Ragle, Ronnie Gilbreath, B, E. Caff all, Ted L. Hill, Oscar Cabra, Jr., Fred Garza, Jr. THIRD ROW: Thomas Rorehers, Daniel Neskora, Robert Shirey, Richard Brown, Dr. Frank H. Dotterweich Chemical Engineers OFFICERS Chairman RICHARD SMITH Vice Chairman GERALD TINER Treasurer KENNETH HEFTE Secretary J. E. CRANDALL Program Chairman TILDEN WEST Sponsors DR. FRANK DOTTERWEICH JAMES SCHWAR JIM ROBERTSON C V. MOONEY The Campus Society of Chemical Engineers is an organization for students majoring in chemical engineer- ing or related fields. Its purpose is to promote the pro- fessional development of its members by programs and relations with other engineering organizations and to contribute to the development of chemical engineering in this college through activities involving the faculty and members. 132 DEPARTMENTAL JEFF SCHRIMSHER, ROTC El Rancho SARAH HOOVER, Editor MARGIE HOBRECHT, Class Editor JAMES RAY JAY, Sports 134 DEPARTMENTAL DO VIE McDonald, Organizations Editor ALFONSO PENA, Associate Editor JOHNNY HOLLAND, Photographer 135 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW; Kaye Franklin, Evelyn Officer, Jerry Munns, Troy Wicker, Mrs. Josephine Moran SECOND ROW: Dolores Ortegon, Polly Garza, Nan Bumam, Dollie Gilliam, Martha Prather, Cathi Allen, Sharon Rice, Sally Stout, Mary T russell THIRD ROW: Lester Hammond, Jr., Maria Nora Bazan, Frances MuhUtein,, IrmaTee Rose, Karen Gantt, Jim Morgan, Kenneth Hendrix, Jim Palmer FOURTH ROW: Albert E. Johnson, Robert Witte, Bob Coltrin, Ed Heinrich, Felipe Mendoza Footlights Club President Jerry Munns counts votes at a meeting of the Footlights Club. OFFICERS President JERRY MUNNS Vice-President TROY WICKER Secretary-treasurer EVELYN OFFICER Governing Board BARBARA BREED ICY YE FRANKLIN The purposes of the Footlights Club are to serve for the betterment and welfare of drama and the theater in the college and to raise the standard of dramatics in Texas A I by recognizing the most worthy individual and group efforts in the creative arts of the theater. The activities of the Footlights Club consist of five major productions, one minor production, and several scenes given to the club at meetings. 136 DEPARTMENTAL The Texas A I Collegiate Chapter of the Future Fanners of America is an organization designed for stu- dents majoring in agricultural education. The purpose of the organization is to train future teachers for or- ganizing and advising FFA chapters in high schools. This organization also sponsors FFA leadership and judging contests for area high school FFA members. OFFICERS President EDMUND KOLIBA Vice-President TRAVIS HAYDEN Secretary ED SEIDEL Treasurer JOHN STEWART Reporter MEDFORD KEATH Sentinel ALBERT CLEMENTS Advisers F. B. WINES S. V. BURKS Sweetheart VICKI EBERLE Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Ed Seidel, Edmund Koliba, Vicki Eberle, Travis Hayden, Jr., Albert B. Clements SECOND ROW: Scooter Elliott, John Stewart, G. C, Dean, Jr,, Van Sparkman, Lauro Saldana, Jr., Joe Maley, R. J. Cook THIRD ROW: Don Tumberlinson, Joe Ernst, John Bremer, James Bevel, Butch Keath, Fred Boening, Jr., Leo Bailey 137 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW: Daniel C, Silva, Judith Soclen, Sylvia Cavazos, Peter A. Ortiz, Mary Joy Taylor, Reynaldo N. Suarez SECOND ROW: Maria M, Enriquez, Irene A. Leal, Rosa Maria Dominguez, Gloria Luna, Maria C. Rodriguez, Celia B. Espinosa THIRD ROW: Tony Guevara, J. Guadalupe Bustos, Carlos Cantu, Oscar E. Cavazos, David P. Flores, Pruuencio E, Ramirez Hispano Club OFFICERS President SYLVIA CAVAZOS Vice-President JOY TAYLOR Secretary DANIEL SILVA Treasurer REYNALDO SUAREZ Reporter MARY FRANCES GONZALEZ Parliamentarian JUDY SODEN The purposes of the Hispano Club are largely cul- tural; lectures on the history, literature, and art of the Spanish-speaking nation; the presentation of dramatic performances in the Spanish language, poetry recitals, and the music of the Spanish world. In addition, the club attempts to offer its members typical Spanish and Latin American fiestas and other celebrations. m DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW: Iris Hodges, Rosina Martinez, Phyllis Carlile, Betty Taylor, Mary Walker SECOND ROW: Faye Bible, Nancy Smith, Billie Jean Gilbert, Wreathy Aiken, Nora Martinez, Mary Jane Silvas, Mary Coward, Angenelle Davis, Linda Turner, Mrs, Ophelia Manning THIRD ROW: Patsy Becker, Nelda Martin, Susie Wilson, Judy Koliba, Dalia Gonzales, Argelia Estringel, Carolynn Marecek, Ada Kay Snell, Nancy Roberts, Sally Sue Jones FOURTH ROW: Dolores Qrtegon, Myra Odom, Lynda Sparkman, Jo Johnson, Judy Allison, Judy Rawls, Jane Chlswell, Sue Swiger, Dolores Guerra, Genene Evans Home Economics Club OFFICERS President MARY WALKER Vice-President BETTY TAYLOR Secretary ROSINA MARTINEZ Treasurer IRIS HODGES Reporter PHYLLIS CARLILE Sponsors FAYE BIBLE MRS. OPHELIA MANNING DR. WREATHY AIKEN The Home Economics Club is an organization for all home economics majors and anyone interested in the field of home economics. It is an affiliated member of both the American Home Economics Association and the Texas Home Economics Association. It also partici- pates in many local and campus activities. It promotes fellowship and professional spirit among the Texas AM Home Economics Club members. During the year out- standing students in home economics receive awards and scholarships which are presented at these meetings. 140 DEPARTMENTAL The Horticulture Club promotes campus beautifi- cation, sponsors field trips, displays interesting educa- tional exhibits of plants, and presents programs to those interested in horticulture. OFFICERS President CHARLES COLE Vice-President JACK BOLLINGER S ecretary-Treasu rer BOB RUNDBERG Reporter CARL ENGLERTH Sponsors DR. LEO BAILEY DR. DAVID NEHER The Horticulture Club FIRST ROW: Bob Rundberg, Charles Cole, Leo Bailey, Jack Bollinger, Carl Englerth SECOND ROW: Jack Carpenter, Alvin Gerbermann, Dale Riley, Richard Galloway, Ned Moritz, David Neher, Straud Jacobs, Jim Fischer THIRD ROW: Victor Rivera, Albert Geisler, Max Meiseh, James Bevel, John Bremer, Truman Gray, John Baker FOURTH ROW: Bob Shuckman, Macon Banner, Cipriano Martinez, Herb Ernst 141 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW: Sally Rankin, Martha Scbem, Frank Stephenson, Judy New, Nan Roberts SECOND ROW: Elda Lopez, Jo Ann Ned, Cathey Lowe, Nelda Salinas, Carolyn House, Jane Graver, Pat Rick THIRD ROW: Oscar Saenz, Danny Sutton, Fortunato Vera, Wilburn Gideon, Judy Davis, Arnold Pena Health and Physical Education Club OFFICERS President FRANK STEPHENSON Vice-President MARTHA SEBERN Secretary SALLY RANKIN Treasurer JUDY NEW Parliamentarian GINANNA CROUCH Sponsor NAN ROBERTS The Health and Physical Education Club is an or- ganization designed for the specific interests of health education majors and minors. Its activities include spon- sorship of the cold drink stand at the basketball games and sponsorship of various social functions. 142 DEPARTMENTAL 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 provides the student with an opportunity to establish himself as a part of the physics profession while still a student. The Student Section sponsors a physics exhibit in the spring of every even-numbered year. OFFICERS President JOSEPH K. KINCAID Vice-President JOHN DUBE Secretary DALE LONDON Treasurer ARNOLD MUELLER American Institute of Physics FIRST ROW: Joseph K. Kincaid, John Dube, Amok! Mueller, J. L. Segrest, R. E, Anderson SECOND ROW: Michael Whiteside, Jeff Cleveland II, Henry Spears 111, Bernard Schnoebelen, Hal Russell, James H, Ragan, Jerry T. Kilpatrick, Bill Clements 143 DEPART ME N T A L FIRST ROW: Dr. R. H. Reifsclmeider, Joe Mendez, Ruth Aim Kelley, Sue Kimmey, Arleigh Clary, Dr. W. W. Aldrich SECOND ROW: Thomas, julcne Edwards, Janice Weiss, Ann Malone, Armenia Trevino, Sylvia Mendoza, Mary Tom Hefte, Maria Rodriguez, Celia Espinosa, Judy Bollinger, Sallie Milner THIRD ROW: Carolyn Getts, Nancy Sizemore, Beverly Neal, Pat Hagan, Gene Conway, Synne Anderson, Sandra Milam, Oscar Saenz, Frank Stephenson, Linda LaMotte, Peggy Cain, Mary Lee Stockton FOURTH ROW: Danny Sutton, Michael Whiteside, Al Fisher, Jack Clarke, John Beseda, Penny Potter, Cinanna Crouch, Edwin McKay, Martha Sebcm, James Billings, Harry Wilson Pi Kappa Epsilon OFFICERS President SUE KIMMEY Vice-President JOE MENDEZ Secretary ARLEIGH CLARY Treasurer RUTH ANN KELLEY Publicity' Chairman dovie McDonald Sponsors DR. ROBERT RE1FSCHNEIDER DR. W. W. ALDRICH Pi Kappa Epsilon, or the Future Teachers of America, is an organization open to all prospective teachers on the campus. Its purpose is to provide op- portunities to learn more about the field of education and to develop a professional attitude toward this field. 144 DEPARTMENTAL Dr. Stinebaugh explains a point of classification to Penny Potter as Dixie George and Andy Pena wait their turns. Pi Kappa Epsilon FIRST ROW: Karen Wheeler, Dovie McDonald, Jackie Rodriguez, Peggy Jordan, Mary Walker, Carol Peay SECOND ROW: Teresa Moore, Anna Mae Biles, Lanet Baker, Prudencio E. Ramirez, Lydia Hinojosa, Carolyn House, Marian Green, Dora Garza THIRD ROW: Mary Lu Link, Glenna Beaty, Ricardo Gonzalez, Marilyn McCord, Myrta Kay Liles, Margie Hobrecht, Joyce Ann Chafee, David Hinojosa, Janice Orts, J. Wilson, Bobbye Bumam, Ranera Ramiro FOURTH ROW; Erasmo Rodriguez, Jr., Theodore Butler, John Seott Straud, Robert E, Villarreal, Ignacio Ramos, Jr., Wilbert Treybig, Bob Coltrin, Amoldo Guerra, Alfredo Garcia, Jose E. Mendietta, Daniel C. Silva, J. Guadalupe Bustos 145 DEPARTMENTAL TONY HARVEY, Fall Semester Editor GARY KNAPP, Staff SANDRA AM ACKER, News Editor South FRANCISCO GUTIERREZ, Fall Semester Associate Editor 146 DEPARTMENTAL JOE MENDEZ, Business Manager Texan KENNETH TRAPP, Spring Semester Editor VANCE SHAW, Sports Editor 147 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW: Kenneth Burkholder, Jim Kiiibrough, Les McFarland, Cathy Richards, Carol Sherrer, Saudi Williams, Joan Savage, Jim Fischer, Ernest Bandy SECOND ROW: Donald Chamrad, Albert Geisler, R, G. Kurz, John Stewart, Betty Stewart, Dale Riley, Gary Gadeke, Bobby Birdwell THIRD ROW; Joe Ernst, Jay Tenberg, Carlton Church, C, E. Shoettlc, James MeCrocklin, Scooter Elliott, Gerald Kilpatrick A I Rodeo Club OFFICERS President JOHN STEWART Vice-President DALE RILEY Secretary-T rea surer BETTY STEWART Reporter BOBBY BIRDWELL The A I Rodeo Club sponsors a team that com- petes with other college teams from all over the United States. Club members also put on several intercollegiate rodeos in the A I arena, Membership is open to all interested students at A I. 148 DEPARTMENTAL The “T” Association is the varsity lettermen's asso- ciation on the Texas A I campus. The organization seeks to further athletic, scholastic, and social coordination among its members. The “T Association sponsors the annual €tT” fights each spring for the initiation of new members and cam- pus amusement OFFICERS President JARRELL HAYES Vice-President DICK GOSS S ecretarv-treasurer WOODY HAGEN Sponsor DR. WILLIAM H. LECKIE “T” Association FIRST ROW: Woody Hagen, Jarrell Hayes, Zada Turberville, Dick Goss, Tommy Janik SECOND ROW: Johnny Herrera, Johnny Searcy, Charles Williams, Bobby Pyssen, Kenneth Jones THIRD ROW: Sammy Garza, Mauricio Leal, Calvin Hayes, Joe Howard, James Rode, Mack McDaniel FOURTH ROW: Monte Rouquette, Teddy Unbehagen, Charles Curtis, Ronny Holiday, LeRoy Schulmeir, Doug Harvey, John Beseda 149 DEPARTMENTAL FIRST ROW'; Jeff I. Cleveland II, Milce Sharp, Neal Plocek, Otto Ewers, Patrick E. Eubanks SECOND ROW; Paul Treptow, Jr , Don Carlson, Pat Clauscwitz, Raymond Veselka, L. F. Hrabovsky, W. W. Weber, C. D. Hiller THIRD ROW; Richard Buchen, Paul Wilson, D. E. Sharp, Jr., John Arbuthnott, B. E, Caffcll, Jr., Bob Neal, Mike Hudlow, Jimmy Harp, Pete Strieker FOURTH ROW; Charles Irwin, Ronnie La Baume, Don Cone, Donald L. Burris, Herbert Haynes, Claude Traylor, Daniel Neskora, Bill Coppin Texas Society of Professional Eng ineers OFFICERS President NEAL PLOCEK Vice-President MIKE SHARP Secretary OTTO EWERS Treasurer PATRICK EUBANKS Reporter JEFF CLEVELAND The student branch of the Texas Society of Pro- fessional Engineers, now in its sixth year on the A I campus, is a professional organization open to all engi- neering students. Its purpose is to bring students closer to professional members in the field. It also functions as a unit in various campus activities. 150 DEPARTMENTAL The Women's Recreational Association was organized with the purpose of providing recreational activities for the women on this campus. It has attempted to attain tins objective by sponsoring the women’s intramural pro- gram and various social activities throughout the year. OFFICERS President SALLY RANKIN Vice-President GINANNA CROUCH Secretary JUDY NEW Treasurer PAT RIEK Sports Representative COOKIE POPP Publicity Chairman COOKIE OSTROWSKI AWS Representative MARY LU LINK Sponsors DORRIS BINNION MARY LEE BELCHER Women’s Recreational Association FIRST ROW: Pat Rick, Judy New, Sally Rankin, Ginanna Crouch SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dorris Binnion, Judy Davis, Patricia Thomas, Barbara Ward, Cookie Ostrowski, Mary Lu Link, Mary Lee Stockton, Martha Scbem 151 SOCIAL FIRST ROW; Sylvia Cavazos, Sylvia Villarreal, Luis Garcia, Jr., Judith Soden, Mary Frances Caruso SECOND ROW; Herbert Larralde, Carlos Cantu, Gloria Palacios, Tony Guevara, Nelda Salinas, Ray Granado, Edolinda San Miguel, Prudencio Ramirez, Daniel Puente Si nia Del Psi OFFICERS President LUIS GARCIA Vice-President MARY FRANCES CARUSO Secretary SYLVIA CAVAZOS Treasurer SYLVIA VILLARREAL Reporter JUDITH SODEN Sponsor SARA SCHROEDER Sigma Del Psi is a social organization which en- courages student participation in campus organizations. The prerequisite for membership is membership in at least one other organization. The dub sponsors an an- nual dance for all interested students. 152 SOCIAL The Laredo Club is composed of those A I stu- dents from Laredo. Its purpose is to foster cordial rela- tions among these students. Each year the club grants a scholarship to a Laredo High graduate. The club also holds many social functions during the year. OFFICERS President FELIPE MENDOZA Vice-President FRED DUNCAN Secretary GLORIA PALACIOS Treasurer HENRY FERNANDEZ Reporter ROEL ORNELAS Sergeant-at-arms ANDRES RAMOS Sponsors J. E. TURNER ANN FAREK Laredo Club FIRST ROW: Jackie Rodriguez, Filipc Mendoza, Andres Ramos, J. E. Turner, Henry Fernandez, Fred Duncan, Gloria Palacios SECOND ROW: David Martinez, Elida Garza, Lydia Hinojosa, Martha Cantu, Idolinda San Miguel, Aminta Perez, Iona DeLeon, Gloria Lu- na, Genoveva Garcia, Jeanne Salazar, Sylvia Villarreal THIRD ROW: Filiberto Pena, Francisco Molina, Amado Garza, Chilo Garcia, Henry Ramires, Samuel Moreno, Joe Trevino, Francisco Martinez, Jose Campos, Ricardo Palacios, Hector Elizondo, Johnny Idrogo FOURTH ROW: Mateo Trevino, Emilio Aldape, Aurelio Saldivar, Mario Santos, Jesus Martinez, Modesto Guerra, Louis Brewster, Oscar Villar- real, Nclda Salinas, Pedro Palacios, Antonio Macias, Adalbcrto Jaime, Ramiro Barrera, Mary Frances Caruso, Judy Soden 153 INTERNATIONAL FIRST ROW: Judith Sledge, Modesto Guerra, Ruth Brannon SECOND ROW: Adrian El-Assad, Theresa Klimieek, Susan McLain, Pratap Rane, Katrina Meredith Collegiate Council for the United Nations Organized on campus this year was the Collegiate Council for the United Nations. It was founded for the purpose of studying the United Nations and its problems and furthering an understanding of the role of the stu- dent in the world community. OFFICERS President WOODY HAGEN Vice-President THERESA KLIMICEK Secretary SYLVIA CAVAZOS Treasurer DEAN BLOCK Reporter KATRINA MEREDITH 154 DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS President JACK CLARKE Vice-President The R.O.T.C, Officers1 Club is a social organization DICK CARPENTER with the purpose of creating and furthering a spirit of Secretary leadership, manhood, and mutual helpfulness and of CARY WRIGHT promoting social situations of the type cadets will en- Treasurer counter while serving in the United States Army. OTTO EWERS Reporter RONALD GANTT Parliamentarian RICHARD PARKS Sponsors LT. COL. DUNLOY CAPT. DONALD G. LEE CAPT. FRED KERSH, JR. ROTC Officer’s Club FIRST HOW: Ronny Gantt, Otto Ewers, Jack Clarke, Richard Parks, Gary Wright SECOND ROW: Jerry Graver, Fabricio Barrera, Sterling Deaton, Michael A, Lowrie, Don Tumberlin.son, Gary' L. Hobbs, Thomas A. Ferguson, Robert Meyer, Ed Preston THIRD ROW; David Buzan, Jr., Jerry T. Kilpatrick, Armando Garcia, Reynold Veselka, Travis Hayden, Jr., Herb Ernst, Patrick E, Eubanks, Sherridan M. Smith 155 Cadet Cadet Colonel REYNOLD VESELKA Cadet Major JOHN MURPHREE Cadet Major EDWARD PRESTON Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel GARY HOBBS 156 Staff SIGNAL BATTALION STAFF: Commanding Officer: CADET COLONEL REYNOLD VESELKA Executive Officer: CADET LT.-COL. GARY HOBBS Adjutant: CADET MAJOR EDWARD PRESTON Training Officer: CADET MAJOR JOHN MURPHREE Company Commanders: CADET CAPTAIN ROBERT MEYER CADET CAPTAIN GRADY HAMMETT CADET CAPTAIN MICHAEL LOWRIE CADET CAPTAIN STERLING DEATON CADET CAPTAIN ARMANDO GARCIA CADET CAPTAIN RICHARD PARKS FIRST ROW: Rayburn Ewers, Charles Williams, Thomas Ferguson SECOND ROW; Richard Parks, Robert Meyer, Grady Hammett, Michael Lowrie, Sterling Deaton, Armando Garcia 157 King’s Rifles TOMMY FERGUSON................ Drill Team Commander GARY HORBS............................ Executive Officer 158 Commanding Officer .............................. ROBERT MYERS Executive Officer........................................... SAM SMITH Platoon Leaders.................GERALD GRAVER, JERRY KILPATRICK Headquarters Company Cadet Colonel Reynold Veselka and the battalion staff review the corps. Commanding Officer................................... RICHARD PARKS Executive Officer..................................... HERBERT ERNST First Sergeant...................................... FELIPE MENDOZA Band Company 160 The ROTC Military Band marches in a special review for visiting officers. Company A Commanding Officer ................................... GRADY HAMMETT Executive Officer ...... .......... .. ................ GARY GRIFFEN Platoon Leaders ................... TRAVIS HAYDEN, JARRELL HAYES Commanding Officer .................................. GRADY HAMMETT Executive Officer ...... .......... .. ................. GARY GRIFFEN Platoon Leaders .................. TRAVIS HAYDEN, JARRELL HAYES 161 Commanding Officer ........................... MIKE LOWR1E Executive Officer ............................ JACK CLARKE Platoon Leaders......DON TUMBERLINSON, COLEMAN DAVENPORT Company B Captain Kersh demonstrates how to use the teletypewriter to an ROTC class. Iris Hodges, Anne Park, Cookie Popp, Linda Salyer, and Sharon Sughiue stand in die receiving line at the ROTC Ladies’ tea. 162 Bill Alcorn and Jack Traylor serve Mrs, Poteet and Mrs. Pat- terson at tlie ROTC Ladies' Tea, Company C Commanding Officer...................................STERLING DEATON Executive Officer....................................... PAT EUBANKS Platoon Leaders ......................... RONALD GANT, DAVID BAZAN 163 Commanding Officer ..... ...... . ARMANDO GARCIA Executive Officer .............. .... GARY WRIGHT Platoon Leaders...MICHAEL HUDLOW, FABRICIO BARRERA Company D The King's Rifles prepare to fire their M-l's during a perfor- mance. 164 Woodrow Kellogg, Geoffrey Schrimsher, William Kuester, Earl Leus, and Doyle Shaer demonstrate various firing posi- tions of the Rifle Team. Rifle Team Team Captain EDWARD PRESTON 165 SEATED: Diane Langworthy, Tara McQuerrey, Sharon Asher STANDING; Doug Williams, Gregg Sofie, Bill Laws Sophomore Class Officers GREGG SOFIE ............................ President TARA McQUERREY..................... Vice President DIANE LANGWORTHY .............. Secretary-Treasurer SHARON ASHER.................................. Reporter DOUG WILLIAMS ,....................... Parliamentarian BILL LAWS ..............Student Council Representative 168 CHARLES ADAMS San Antonio KATHY ALBA UGH Buchanan, V, Va. JUDY JESSE ALLISON ALVARADO Bishop Victoria EDITH AMSDEN Bishop SHARON KAY ASHER San Antonio JAMES E. AULD Kingsville MARY ALICE BA1NCO Mercedes l LITTLE JOE BARTLETT, George West JINX BEAUCHAMP, Bishop MARY JOYCE BECK, Normanna PATSY BECKER, Mirando City KAREN BILLINGS, Nixon EDGAR DEAN BLOCK, Harlingen GERALD BOBBITT, San Antonio MELVIN BOHANNON, Tynan _ l _ l jN (V LELA BOONE Freer RICHARD BOYKIN FJoresvUle DON JON BRAKE DilJey JOHN BREMER Sinton STELLA PHIL JOSEPH BREWSTER BRICKLEY BROWN Laredo Corpus Christi Fettus RICHARD BROWN Driscoll 169 DAVID BRUMMETT Bee ville KENNETH BUCHANNAN Freer THOMAS BUSENLEHNER Robstown FARRON CAMP San Antonio DARLEEN CAMPBELL Corpus Christi JOHN CAMPBELL George West JOSE CAMPOS Laredo VIDAL CANTU Laredo PHYLLIS CARLILE Mission GERALD CARRUTH Elsa WALLACE LEE CARTER Belaire MARY FRANCES KEITH CARUSO CAULEY La Feria Kingsville SYLVIA CAVAZOS La Feria CAROLYN CERNOSEK Mercedes JOYCE CHAFEE Marble Falls PAT CHILDERS Mult-shoe RICHARD CLARK Laredo BILL CLEMENTS Kingsville RUTH ANN COLE Los Fresnos RONNIE COOK Matagorda JANE COPE Harlingen PAT CORN Somerset CHARLES COTHRAN Houston VERNON COUCH Weslaco ANNIE RUTH COWAN Kingsville MARTHA COY Weslaco DENNIS CRANE Kingsv ilk' CAROL CRAVEN Alice DAVID CRAWFORD Three Rivers THOMAS CROW Aransas Pa� ZIA CROWELL Louise JAMES CRUMLEY Mathis RAMIRO CRUZ-AEDO Mexico City, Me . JAMES CUMMINS Kingsville PAUL CUNNINCHAM Brownsville LINDA CURTIS CotuUa DAVID CUSTER Robstown ELLEN DART Uvalde CLETA DAWSON Weslaco 170 NINA SHIRLEY DE LOS SANTOS DE SPAIN Robslown Hebbronvilie LARRY J. W, DOFFING DOWE San Juan Falfurri s LYNN DRAWE Mercedes WALTER D. BARBARA DUBOSE EATON Alice Mercedes MICKEY EDENS Kingsville JULENE GARVIN EDWARDS ELROD SLnton Harlingen ARNOLD ENGLISH San Antonio FRANK ESTRADA Raymondville THELMA ESTR1NGEL San Diego ROBERT FLANNERY Blanco BEN FOSTER San Antonio GALAND FOX RaymondvtUe Cheerleader Johnny Heinz leads a mob of A I students through Eckhardt Hall in anticipation of the big homecoming bonfire. l i 7jv |v ANNA LOUISE WILLIAM PAT FRANXE FRANKLIN FRIED Uvalde Wadsworth Alice WILLFRED GARY ALMA FUCHS CADEKE GARCIA Weimar El Campo Hebbron ville 171 ANNA MARIA GARCIA Corpus Christi ESTHER GARZA Encino I M, GARCIA Kingsville BOB GLASS Corpus Christi JOSE E, CARCIA Kingsville DAVID GLAZENER San Antonio [ i _ ] S Don't jump to conclusions—Layne Hoppe is not stuffing the the ballot box. JOSE LUIS GOMEZ Mission JOE GORDON San Juan DORIS GREEN Kingsville INA CREENH1LL Freer SCOTT MIKE CREGORCYK GROSS Mathis Pearsall JOE RAMON GUTIERREZ GUZMAN Bishop Kingsville JAMES HAGAR Kingsville UNDA JAMES HARALSON HARV1LL Laredo San Benito JOHN N. HATCH Corpus Christi WILLIAM HEMES Convent, N.J. ROBERT HERNANDEZ Austwell WILLIAM HERNDON Kingsville J- T. HILL Tail 172 BARBARA LARRY EDWARD NANCY DAVID JERRY ERNEST JAMES HILLER HOLM HOLUB HUNT INCE JACOBS JOHNSON JOHNSON Kingsville George West Alice Kerrville Gonzales Weslaco Ray City Fettus JIM CHARLES R. EDWARD BETSY CAROL JACKIE WALTER THERESA JOHNSTON JONES JUNGMAN KANT KIDD KILPATRICK KING KLIMICEK Alice Kingsville Bishop Kingsville George West Sinton Uvalde Wharton KATHIE KLINCK McAllen GARY L. KNAPP San Antonio PATSY KNIGHT Kenedy JUDY KOL1BA Corpus Christi JERRY KUNKLE Kingsville ADOLPH LABBE San Diego DIANE LANGWORTHY Adkins BILL LAWS Corpus Christi VICKY LEE Sinton ABEL LOPEZ San Diego NORMA NELDA LOPEZ Sejita JOHN LOWE Pasadena JONELL LUCE Rocksprings JOHN LUSTER Raymond ville PATSY MAHONEY Mathis JESUS MALDONADO Kingsville MARY JANE MALLERNEE Rio Hondo GERALDINE MAREK Harlingen SANDRA MARONEY Bloomington DIANA MARSHALL Kingsville FRANCISCO MARTINEZ Laredo PENNY MATHERS Browsville CAROLYN MAY Riviera BARBARA MECKLIN Dallas 173 RENE MENDOZA Ben Boll DEWEY MILLS Kingsville JESUS MOLINA Kingsville BILL PATSY NED KENNETH RACHEL MORGAN MORGAN MORITZ MUELLER MUNGIA Corpus Christi Alice Fredericksburg Yorktown Kingsville REBECCA MUNOZ Kingsville THOMAS MUNOZ Rio Grande City SANDRA MACMAHON Alice CAROLYN MeAFEE McAllen BITS McAlister Carrizo Springs PHILIP McCORMlCK Kingsville LOUIS HAROLD McCoy McDuffie Corpus Christi Garrison DALE McFarland Freer RITA FAY MeFATTER Uvalde JOYCE McKELLER Premont BETTY LESLIE McM ASTER McNEIL Corpus Christi Portland BRUCE McNELLY Uvalde TARA McQUERREY Kingsville CHUCK NATTINCER Elsa CONRAD NEITSCH Agua Dulce DONNIE NEWCOMB DUley BUTCH NEWTON Brownsville RODNEY OWEN Sinton RAUL PADILLA Del Rio GRACIE PALACIOS Alice PEDRO PALACIOS Laredo DIRECE PALMER Corpus Christi CAROL IRMA PEAY PENA Hebbronville Banquette PEDRO PERALES Encinal ALMA PEREZ Corpus Christi BALDEMAR BEATRICE PEREZ PEREZ Rio Grande City Ben Bolt MARIO PEREZ Beeville JAMES PEIPER Beeville 174 THOMAS PESEK Jourdanton JUAN BAMIREZ Encino COOKIE POPP San Antonio RAMIRO RAMIREZ Laredo BETTY POTEET Sail Antonio DENNIS RAYMOND Corpus Christi J. R. REDMOND Houston ROSARIO SAENZ Conception SHARON RICE Corpus Christi FRANCISCO SALDIVAR Brownsville STEVE R1SINGER Carrizo Springs ARNOLDO SALINAS Alice One of the new voting machines is being tried out by Wanda Trant in the Lantana election. JO ANN DUKE MONTE CHARLIE IMELDA ROBERTS ROGERS ROUQUETTE ROSS, III SAENZ Portland Kingsville Rockport Fremont Benavidez ELFIDA LINDA JOAN JIM JUNE SALINAS SALYER SAVAGE SCARBROUGH SCHICKE Alice Nordheim Beloit� Wis, Kingsville Point Comfort 175 KATHRYN SCHLESSIGER Lyford JACQUELINE SCHMALSTIEG Siii ton GERRY SCHRIEVER Washington, D. C. NANCY CAROL SCHWEBEL Santa Rosa JAN SCOGGINS San Antonio LANE SCOTT Knippa SHIRLEY SEWELL San Benito PHIL SHIRK Frankport, Ind. LILIAN KAREN SHOQUIST SIMLAR Lyford Kerrville J. B. SMART Taft JERRY SMITH Alice JUDITH SODEN Houston LYNDA SPARKMAN Quanah VAN SPARKMAN Quanah MARVIN SPICAK Woodsboro Mary Lou Marshal] models her award-winning costume at the Beta Gamma Rush Party. l ls tv 'i' JEAN STACY Pearsall GEAROLD LLOYD STEINER STEPHENSON San Benito Cotulla PETE STERLING Bay City JAMES STIEGLER Hondo MARK STOCK Robstown 176 GEORGE SALLY SANDRA SUE JOHNETTE BETTY MARY ANN SHERWOOD STONE STOUT STURM SURCER SUTTON TAYLOR THOMPSON THOMPSON Robstown Corpus Christi Alice Kingsville Shawnee, OkU. San Antonio Taft Kingsville JANE WANDA ERNEST DELIA ROBERT SHARRON WARREN MARY TINSLEY TRANT TREJO TREVINO TREVINO, JR, TRIBBLE TROST TRUSSELL Kingsville Kingsville Alice Houston Coipus Christi Bishop Pasadena Kingsville LEWIS J. TURNER Houston DOLORES TWIST Kingsville WILLIAM VANCE Refugio JACKIE VAUGHN Alice JOHNNY CORENE VON DOLEN WALLACE Goliad Kingsville GARY WALLACE San Benito TOMMIE RUTH WALLACE Harlingen RICHARD A, RICHARD WALTERS WATERS Harlingen Harlingen STEPHEN WATTS San Antonio SUSAN WATERBURY San Antonio ELVA CHARLOTTE W EDGEWORTH WELLBORN Hebbronville San Antonio TOMMY WENDLAND Robstovvn SUZANNE WHEATLEY Alice BOB WHITE Norfold, Va, JAMES WHITTEN Odem DARRELL WHITLOCK Mercedes DOUG WILLIAMS Victoria KAYE WILLIAMS Harlingen ADELIA WOOD Pleasanton DELIA WRIGHT Alice JOHN YOUNG Brownsville 177 — — LINDA SALYER and JOHNNY HEINZE COOKIE POPP A I Cheerleaders 180 MARY JOYCE BECK CORENE WALLACE, Drum Majorette A I Twirlers DE ETTE STEINLE DELIA TREVINO 181 Quarterback John McEiroy packs the pigskin during ball-handling practice in September. Ken Jones goes through rigorous agility exercise in practice before game. Head Coach Gil Steinke explains some of the finer points of the game to Ted Unbeliagen as Line Coach Jack Little looks on. 182 FROM LEFT: Ted Carley, Gil Steinke, Gene Greene, Jack Little Gil Steinke, Jack Little, Ted Carley, and Gene Greene are the coaching unit which has guided the Javelinas for the past three years. Steinke, head football coach and di- rector of athletics, is an all-time Javelina star who played professional ball with the Philadelphia Eagles before return- ing to coaching. Little, line coach, was an All-American at Texas A M and a professional football player with the Baltimore Colts before coming to A I. Greene, baekfield coach, was an outstanding Javelina halfback in 1949. He coached at Boling before joining the A I staff in 1959. Car- ley, head basketball coach and football scout, is a former North Texas State athlete who was director of athletics at Schreiner Institute before becoming a Javelina mentor. GERALD LAMBERT JESSE LONGHOFER Gerald Lambert and Jesse Longhofer, student coaches, are both ex-A I football players. Lambert was a three-year letter- man and won NAIA Little All- American honors as co-captain of the 1959 team. Longhofer was also a three-year letterman and won conference honors as co-captain of the 1960 Javelinas. Special credit should also be given to John Howe, student manager, and Ronnie Hunt, stu- dent trainer, for their contribu- tions to the 1961 football team. 183 FIRST ROW: Calvin Hayes, John Searcy, Butch Couch, Leroy Schulmeier, Mickey McGrew, Doug Harvey, Ronny Holiday, Jarrell Hayes, Tom- my Janik, Charlie Williams, Jim Rode, Louis Landry, Wilbur McDaniel SECOND ROW: Dan McGrew, Brooks Corley, Maurieio Leal, Joe Howard, Dan Sutton, Billy Sims, Jesus Villesca, Ted Charba, Billy Andrews, Ray Sanford, Charlie Richardson, Mike Ellis, Kenneth Jones THIRD ROW: Butch Pressley, Howard Petrich, John McElroy, Sid Blanks, Monte Roquette, Steve Casslcr, Ted Umbehagen, Allen Crones, Bobby Pyssen, Johnny Herrera, Sammy Garza, Danny Chavira 1961 Javelinas AM SEASON RECORD Opp. 27 University of Corpus Cliristi 0 27 Trinity 13 22 East Texas State 6 8 Howard Payne 15 14 Sam Houston 28 34 Stephen F, Austin 12 8 Lamar Tech 7 12 Sul Ross 6 19 Southwest Texas 15 184 r A flag goes down on the play as Charlie Williams (62), Sid Blanks (42), and Sammy Garza (85), rush in to recover a fumble. Javelinas Win Season Opener 27-0 The Texas A I Javelinas opened defense of their LSC title with a convincing 27-0 win over UCC s Tarpons. A crowd of 5,500 people watched as the Hoggies scored two touchdowns in each half with Wilbur McDaniel con- verting three of them successfully. The Tarpons never seri- ously threatened, All-Conference Butch Pressley opened the scoring for the Javelinas with a 5-yard run to paydirt, climaxing a 90- vard drive. Then near the end of the half, sophomore Charlie Curtis added another touchdown to the scoreboard. The second half was much a carbon copy of the first. Sid Blanks slashed over for one score, and All-Conference quarterback Jarrell Hayes pegged a touchdown pass to half- back Tommy Janik to put the finishing touches on the Hog- gies successful 1961 debut. 185 JarreM Hayes (16) watches anxiously as the pass he just unleashed heads towards Charles Curtis' (15) waiting arms. A I 27 - Trinity 13 A rs hustling Hoggies made it two in a row with a 27-13 victory over Trinity's Tigers. Playing before 7,500 fans, the Javelinas scored twice in both the second and third quarters to put away their second win in as many outings. Butch Pressley continued his scoring ways with two touchdowns, both corning from three yards out. The Hogs struck like lightning for the other two scores. Ronnie Holiday returned an intercepted pass 61 yards to paydirt in the first half, and then, following intermission, Sid Blanks electrified the crowd with a 65 yard scoring dash. A I 22 - East Texas State 6 The Texas A I Javelinas, termed tire Number one small-eollege team in the nation, continued their winning ways with a 22-6 win over conference rival East Texas State before 7,500 fans. Leading 14-0 at halftime by virtue of Butch Press- ley's 4-yard scoring dash and Jarrell Hayes' 20-yard touchdown toss to Sid Blanks, the Hogs added an insur- ance touchdown in the fourth quarter when Charles Cur- tis drove ten yards for the score, Hayes’ two PAT passes, one each to Sammy Garza and Dickie Carpenter, accounted for the rest of the Javelina scoring. 186 DICKIE CARPENTER MAURICIO LEAL Corpus Christi, Halfback, Two Let- ters. All-Conference, Second Team, BOBBY PYSSEN nd. Two Letters, JARRELL HAYES Belton, Quarterback, Three Letters. Tri-Captain; Little All-American, Honorable Mention; All-Conference, First Team. Fullback Butch Pressley (30) tries to squirm out of the hands of a horde of would-be tacklers. A I 8 ■ Howard Payne 15 The Javelinas' bubble burst as Howard Payne's Yellow Jackets edged out a 15-8 win over the nations Number one team. Weakened by injuries, the Hogs were unable to contain die inspired Paynemen and went down to defeat for the first time in over a year. After being behind 7-0 at halftime, the Javelinas roared back to take the lead, 8-7, on Jarrell Hayes’ 14-yard scoring pass to Dickie Carpenter, For a while it looked as if Hayes two-pointer conversion pass to Bobby Pyssen was going to be the margin of the visitors, but a last-quarter touchdown by the Jackets ended Add's hopes for an undefeated season. A I 14 - Sam Houston State 28 The injury bug continued to plague the Javelinas as they dropped their second game in a row, losing 28-14 to the eventual conference champs, Sam Houston State, A I, with seven starters either out or slowed down be- cause of injuries, led briefly in the first quarter on Bobby Pyssen s 3-yard scoring plunge before the Bearkats' superior depth began to tell. Jarrell Hayes’ 22-yard touchdown pass to Ted Umbe- hagen in the fourth quarter accounted for the Hogs' only other score. Hayes' PAT passing attempt was complete to Danny Chavira, 188 TOMMY JAN1K Both, Halfback Two Letters TED UNBEHAGEN Galveston End Two Letters CHARLES WILLIAMS Belton Guard Two Letters. Tri-Captain. DOUG HARVEY Kingsville Center Two Letters Little All-American, Honorable Mention All-Conference, Second Team 189 End Dickie Carpenter (89) tackles a Trinity ball carrier. A l 34 - Stephen F. Austin 12 Texas AM resumed its winning ways with a 34-12 vic- tory over Stephen F. Austin s Lumberjacks. Sid Blanks opened the scoring with a 64-yard scamper which was soon followed by Bobby Pyssen’s 3-yard touch- down plunge. After holding a 12-6 halftime lead, the Javelinas con- tinued to pile up tile points. Blanks again turned on the speed to dash 48 yards to paydirt with Jarrell Hayes running over the conversion. Pyssen added his second score in the fourth quarter with a 5-yard touchdown run, and the Hogs’ last score was turned in by tackle Jesus Villesca, who plucked an Axman fumble out of the air and returned it for the 6 points. John Mc- Elroy’s conversion run was successful. A I 8 Lamar Tech 7 In one of the most thrilling games played in Javelina Stadium, the Hogs downed Lamar Tech’s Cardinals 8-7 before an excited Dad’s Day crowd. Behind 7-0 at halftime, A I came back in the third period and scored on Jarrell Hayes’ 10-yard pass to Dickie Carpenter. The margin of victory was provided when Hayes tossed a conversion pass to Sid Blanks for the two extra points. After several tremendous defensive efforts by the Jave- lina linemen had held the Redbirds at bay for most of the fourth quarter, Charles Curtis broke through to block a last- play field goal attempt by the visitors and preserve the victory. 190 wilbur McDaniel Kenville Guard Two Letters JOHN SEARCY San Antonio Tackle Two Letters BUTCH PRESSLEY Taft Fullback Three Letters 191 An unidentified referee moves aside quickly as Sid Blanks rushes in to catch a pass. A I 12 ■ Sul Ross 6 Playing before a chilly crowd of 2000 Alpiners, Texas A I edged the Sul Ross Lobos 12-6 at the Lobos’ game honoring Norm Cash, American League batting champion. After the Lobos had scored on a 31-yard pass intercep- tion, the Javelinas tied the game on Sid Blanks’ 79-yard scoring run and then went ahead in the third quarter when Bobby Pyssen plunged over from one yard out. A I 19 - Southwest Texas State 15 Texas A Ts Javelinas ended the season on a winning note as they downed the Southwest Texas Bobcats 19-15 be- fore a homecoming crowd of 8000 fans. Mauricio Leal opened the scoring parade with an 89- yard punt return followed by Tommy Janik’s successful PAT conversion. In the second half, the Javelinas scored once in each 192 MONTE ROQUETTE Fulton End One Letter SAMMY GARZA Corpus Christi End One Letter CHARLES CURTIS Pharr Quarterback One Letter RONNY HOLIDAY Corpus Christi Halfback One Letter JAMES RODE Hallettsville Guard One Letter 193 STEVE CASSLER Fort Worth End LOUIS LANDRY Van Vleck Halfback BILLY ANDREWS Fort Worth Halfback HOWARD PETRICH Hallettsville Quarterback JUAN CAPELLO Elsa Guard One Letter 195 BROOKS CORLEY Rockhart Guard KENNETH JONES Victoria Halfback CHARLIE RICHARDSON Snyder Halfback DAN MAGEE Calallen End BILLY SIMS Nederland Center 196 MICKEY McGREW ALLEN GRONES JESUS VILLESCA Snyder Hallettsville Pecos Guard Tackle Tackle MIKE ELLIS RAY SANFORD DANNY SUTTON Galveston Brownsville Kingsville Halfback Halfback Halfback J97 FIRST ROW: Tim Broderick, Jerry Daniel, Bob Shirey, Gus Laemmrich, Jim Koemer SECOND ROW: Charles Cothran, Jolin Lowe, Jack Beery, Gary Brown, Dennis Buuck, Walter Wilson, Phil Shirk 1961-62 Basketball Team 198 WALTER WILSON Portland Forward Two Letters JERRY DANIEL Muncie, Indiana Guard Two Letters Phil Shirk comes to a screeching halt as Walter Wilson (34) rushes to help him. 199 Jerry Daniel (shooting) hooks one in as St. Mary’s players gallop down, only to find their efforts to be futile. 200 PHIL SHIRK Frankfort, Indiana Forward Two Letters NAIA Little All-American, All-Conference First Team Phil Shirk executes a mid-air juggling act shooting while Charles Cothran (35) and John Lowe (44) assume confident stances. 201 JACK WILLY Houston Guard CUS LAEMMRICH Men ash a, Wisconsin Guard One Letter Tim Broderick tries for a basket as Phil Shirk blocks the opponents’ path—just in case. 202 BOB SHIREY Midland Forward Two Letters Gus Laemmrich and a St. Mary’s player jump for a tie ball; both 45s stand as if mirrored. Bob Shirey stretches to full length as a follow-through on a basket. Honorable opponent does not smile. 203 CHARLES COTHRAN Bayou City Forward One Letter JOHN LOWE Pasadena Center One Letter Jerry Daniel (23) battles for the ball as Phil Shirk (42) and Charles Cothran look on. 204 JIM KOERNER Menasha, Wisconsin Guard TIM BRODERICK Anderson, Indiana Guard One Letter 205 Jim Koemer tries for two points while a dis- traught player from Monterrey Tech trips over himself in trying to avoid a collision. Lamar Tech’s George Zurenda blocks Jerry Daniel’s shot while Tim Broderick (20) gazes intently from the background. 206 FIRST ROW: Dick Wilson, Pat Wilson, Don Keller, Charles Trifflich SECOND ROW: Sam West, Mario Mena, Larry Franks, John Dodson 1962 Golf Team Texas A Ts linksters will again maintain a full schedule, culminating with the conference meet in May. The Javelinas, although lacking experience, will find no pushovers on the greens, but neither will they be one. Returning lettermen Larry Franks and Dick Wilson form the nucleus for the eight-man squad. MARIO MENA Tiquisate, Guatemala LARRY FRANKS McAllen One Letter DON KELLER Houston DICK WILSON San Antonio One Letter 209 LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Fisher, Dick Goss, Bonny Holiday, Sid Blanks, Woody Hagen DICK GOSS Belmont Distance Track While El Rancho went to press before A Is track season started, Javelina tracks ter s were already working hard to- ward a successful season. Although minus two of Adel's all-time greats, Tony Garza who set a conference record last year with a 9.4 century and Dick Watson, a conference blue-ribbon winner in several events, the Hogs can still be counted on to make a creditable showing on the cinders. Returnees Dick Goss, Woody Hagen, Mauricio Leal, and Bob Shirey form the nucleus of the nine-man squad with several newcomers expected to fill in the spots vacated by last year's graduates. The Javelin as will take part in sev- eral meets, beginning with the Border Olympics in March and finishing with the conference meet in May. 210 212 JOHN HOWE Kingsville Discus Team A smiling Mauricio Leal barely edges out hard-running Tommy Fisher in the finish of a practice run. Dick Goss and Sid Blanks show the strain of the hard work that goes into a successful track team as they finish a fast 220. 213 Student Manager Ronnie Hunt tapes up a Hoggtes ankle be- fore another practice session. 214 Steve Tibiletti and Woody Wright shoot a game of pool in the SUB recreation room. SEATED: Mike Whiteside, Raye Boyer, Sidney Anderson STANDING: Tommy Rogers, Brooks Corley Freshman Class Officers SIDNEY ANDERSON................................President RAYE BOYER ........................ Secretary-Treasurer MIKE WHITESIDE ......................... Vice-President TOMMY ROGERS............................Parliamentarian 218 BROOKS CORLEY , .,. Student Council Representative 'WVr1� ALA’A ABUTRAB Kingsville WALLACE ANDERSON McAllen BETTY SALLENTINE Brownsville AMELIA AGUIRRE San Diego BILLY ANDREWS Snyder ROBERT ALDER San Antonio RUTH APPELT San Antonio JEANETTE ALLEN Corpus Christi FRANKIE ARMITAGE Banquetc PETE ALMARAZ Alice DUANE ATKINSON Tilden SANDRA AMACKER Kingsville ANNE KARIN AUSTREIM Robstown SANDRA ANDERSON Crystal City LANET BAKER Freer SIDNEY ANDERSON San Antonio MIKE BAKER San Antonio ROBERT BARBER Mathis LAURA BARNES Texas City THOMAS BARNHART Pearsall CECIL BARTH Karnes City GARY EDWARD BAUMGARTNER BAW Raymondville Harlingen HAZEL BAY Pleasanton BELLA BAZAN. Alice i NORA BAZAN, Benavidez WALTER BEDNORZ, George West CONNIE BEILUE, Andrews MARIANNE BERRYMAN, Corpus Christi 219 MARTHA RAYE JANICE PATRICIA LARRY TROY PATTY PATRICIA BOYD BOYER BRANDT BRANNON BROOK BROWN BRUDER BULL Kingsville San Antonio McAllen Crystal City Raymocdville Kingsville Houston Bishop RONNIE LA DONNA BENNY NAN LINDA BETTY PEGGY CARLOS BUNTING BURGER BURKE BURNAM CADY CAFFALL CAMPBELL CANTU Bishop San Benito Alice Pearsall San Antonio Beeville Bishop La Feria MARY KAY BROOKS CARDWELL CARLEY El Paso Lockhart DALE CARNAGEY La Fcria ARNOLDO CARRILLO Benavides ROSE ELLA CARROLL Dilley PATSY CARSE Corpus Christi CHARLES CARTER Kingsville MAURO CARVAJAL Realitos ELDA CHAPA, Benavidez TEDDY CHARBA, Banquetc VAN CHAUVIN, Marshall ELLYCE CHILDERS, New Braunfels JANE CHISWELL, Harlingen CARLTON CHURCH, San Antonio ELDA CISNEROS, San Antonio SYLVIA CLARK, San Antonio KAY COLEMAN. Kingsville PAT COLLINGE, San Antonio 220 LINDA COOPER Houston MACY COWARD Del Rio WARD COOK San Benito JUDY COX Cotulla SONN1E COURTNEY Premoot ROGER CRAIG Alice Freshmen gather to cheer the Hoggies as they leave for Sam Houston. PATSY CRAMER Scbdftian MIKIE CRANE San Antonio DARLENE CROUCH Alice PHYLLIS JO FIDEL DAVENPORT DAVILA Uvalde Harlingen ANGENELLE BETTY DAVIS DAVIS George West Riviera JUDY DAVIS Harlingen CEORGE DEVINEY, Bishop TANYA DOFFING, San Juan BETTY DRAKE, Freer DALI A DUENAS. Kingsville LINDA DUKE, San Antonio ROBERT DUPNICK, San Antonio BILL DURHAM. Kingsville BOB ELAM, Kingsville STELLA ELLIS, Bishop CLARK, ELLISON, Fremont STANLEY ELLISON, Falfurrias BILL ELMORE, San Antonio 221 JOHN EMMERT, San Antonio JOE ERNST, Sommerset MARTHA FARMER, Kingsville SANDRA FELDER, Bishop ARGELIA ESTRINGEL, San Diego DAVID ETHERIDGE, San Antonio PERRY FELTON, Waco EDWARDO FERNANDEZ, Mexico City, Mex. JENE EVANS, Ruidoso Downs, N. Mex. MELISSA EVERETT, Beeville BRAD FINDLEY. Mission TOMMY FISHER, Austin JOSE RAMIRO FLORES FLORES Rio Grande City Realitos RODOLFO FLORES Robstown SYLVIA FLORES Falfurrias SUSAN FORNEY San Antonio JOHN FRANKLIN Galveston JOHN FRASER Sinton ROBERT FRASER Bee ville A bevy of freshman beauties represent their class in the parade of Calendar Girls. They are Sandy Williams, Edith Reeder, Judy Lynn Harris, Lesley McFarland, Sharon Sughrue, Carolyn Knolle, Glenda Rutledge, Gaye Freeze, Nancy Hudson, Judy King, Geneve Trese- writer, and Rave Bover. KATHRYN FUQUA, Harlingen KAREN CANTT, McAllen NA1DA GARCIA. Kingsville RODOLFO GARCIA. Benavides JOYCE GARNER. Rio Hondo ARNOLDO GARZA. Kingsville POLLY GARZA. Eagle Pass ROBERT GARZA, Kingsville PAUL GASKIN, Corpus Christi MARY ALICE GEORGE. Mercedes BARBARA GERLA, Sinton PORTER GERMAIN, Dallas EDWARD T. L. NANCY RONNIE LAWRENCE NANCY GESIK, JR. GIBSON GIDDEN GILBREATH GILL CLICK San Antonio Alice Kingsville Sinton San Antonio Alice VIOLA GONZALES Victoria ABEL GONZALEZ Realitos DALIA GONZALEZ Freer EFA IRIS GONZALEZ Benavides JUAN GONZALEZ Alice RENE GONZALEZ Weslaco SALLY DANIEL GOODRIDGE GORBET Robstown Robstown LARRY GRAHAM Bishop NANCY GREGG Kingsville FRANCES GRIFFIN Mathis SANDRA GRIFFITH Wood 5 boro CAROLYN GRIMM Alice JOSE GUADIANA Benavides MARIA GUERRA Roma LAURO TONY GUERRERA, JR. GUEVARA HebbronviUe La Feria JUDY HAEBER Tivoli 223 NANCY HAGAMAN Bay City ROBERT HAGGERTON. JR. Junction City DONALD HALBGEWACHS Mission ROBERT HALL San Antonio TOM HAMFF Victoria BILL HAMILTON Pasadena LESTER HAMMOND Beaumont CAROL HARRIS Kingsville JUDY HARRIS George West JUDY LYNN HARRIS San Antonio MILLEDGE HARD San Antonio LINDA HARTZOG Rio Hondo RUSSELL HAYES Kingsville KEN HENDRIX San Antonio JOE HERRING San Antonio ALLEN HILL Taft GERALD BILLY HILL HINDES Philadelphia� Pa. Charlotte CAROL O. E. HOLMES HOPKINS San Antonio Pettus KATHY JOHN HORNER HOWE Corpus Christi Kingsville NANCY HUDSON Harlingen RONALD HUDSON Kingsville Upperclassmen delight in adorning freshmen for the Shirttail Parade. Un- known talent in design and creative thinking is always discovered among the college men. PETE HUERTA Galveston BARBARA HUFFSTUTLER Mathis BINNION HUFFSTUTLER Mathis ANDREW HUGHES Corpus Chri$ti BETTY LOU HULCEY Dallas DAVE HULL Houston 224 BOB JUDY MELVRENE ONIE LEE SHIRLEY JACK JERRY JO HUMBLE HUNT HUSEMAN HUTS ELL JEFFERS JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON Corpus Christi Palacios Vanderbilt Riviera Alice Donna Premont Mission PHYLLIS BUDDY MARVIN MARILYN BOBBY FRANK WANDA EDGAR RAY JOHNSON JONES KAISER KEATON KELLY KELLY KENNEDY KIESCHN1CK Rio Hondo Bishop Bishop Fremont Refugio Gonzalez San Benito Sinton SARA SHIRLEY KING KIRK Corpus Christi Bceville VIRGINIA CAROLYN IRA KLUNA KNOLLE KNOX Pharr Saudi� Sinton GERALDINE KOVAR Louise MALCOLM KRIEGEL Kingsville WILLIAM KUESTER Yoakum MARY KUYKENDALL Fowlerton OLIVER LARA. Bogota, Colombia HERBERT LARRALDE, Bishop TIM LAWRENCE. Edinburg BUDDY LAWS, Kingsville PEGGY LAWSON, Bay City PAT LEA, McAllen PATRICIA LEARY, Kingsville WILLIAM LECKIE, Kingsville FAYE LEE, Kingsville JAMES LEE, Kingsville RUDY LEGETT, Coipus Christi 225 PAUL LEM M ER Houston TOM LESLIE Kingsville ESTHER LERMA Taft EARL ALAN LEUS Needville THURAL LIEDECKE Corpus Christi OL1N LINKS Bloomington You can’t please all of the people all of the time. GEORGE LONGORIA San Perlita MARVIN TOTTEN LONGSHAW LOONEY Harlingen Austin MARIA LUISA MASON LOPEZ LOUIS San Perlita Galveston KATHEY CARLENE LOWE LYONS Corpus Christi La Porte DE WITT LYNN Alice WALTER LYSSY Edinburg JOHN DAN MACLEAN MAGEE Bloomington, Ind. Cal alien GEORGE CAROLYN MAHAFFEY MALAER Corpus Christi Pettus JOE MALEY Mineral City STEPHANIE MALONE Devine CAROLYN MARECEK Pawnee MARGIE MAR INC Brownsville MARY LOU MARSHALL Harlingen XELDA MARTIN Los F res nos LYDIA MARTINEZ Fremont NORA MARTINEZ Kingsville NICKI MATOCHA Sinton SANDRA MAULDIN Alice WAN DA MAULDIN Alice 226 WALTER MAYS Kingsville SANDRA MILAM Corpus Christi JOHN MILLER Corpus Christi ROBERT MILLS Goliad ROBERT MILSOM Philadelphia, Pa. TRACY MISKA Wharton Freshman class president Sidney Anderson asks for nominations from the floor while vice-president Mike Whiteside watches. IRMA WILLIAM L. MONTEMAYOR MORELAND San Diego Beeville CATHERINE MORGAN Bishop NANCY MOSS Wharton FRANCES PERCY MUHLSTEIN MULLEN Skidmore Alice JUDITH MARY BOB MURPHY McCAMPBELL Robstown Alice KATHY McCarty Santa Rosa TERRY ALBERT McCORMICK McCOWN Kingsville Mathis KENNETH McDonald Bloomington PATSY McDowell San Antonio LESLEY JACK McFarland mcginnis Washington, D.C, Uvalde J. N. McKinney Freer THOMAS STANLEY McLAUGHLIN McMILLAN San Antonio Palacios LYNDA NANNY Riviera LUPE NARVAEZ Kingsville KENNETH jo ANN RALPH NEEDHAM NEEL NELSON Kingsville Corpus Christi Beeville STEPHEN NELSON Pearsall 227 EDVIN LUD1E JIM ELOY MYRA TOMMY DOLORES COOKIE NEMEC NERIO NICHOLSON OCHOA ODOM O'NEIL OHTEGON OSTROWSKI Corpus Christi Lyford Houston Kingsville Bceville Bceville Kingsville Santa Rosa SALURA CECIL ANNE DAVID SYLVIA RENE CHARLES GEORGE OWINGS OXFORD, JR. PARKER PENA PENA PEREZ PEYTON PHILLIPS Bceville George West San Antonio Robstown Rio Grande City Kingsville San Antonio Victoria U l f |N LEA POLLARD Alice LEON PORTER Alice VERNA LOU PUCKETT £an Antonio HERBERT RAAB Edroy RUTH RABE Hebbron ville AFNULO RAMIREZ Bishop LEONARDO SHIRLEY RAMOS REED Kaymondville Kingsville EDITH REEDER San Antonio JOSE REYES Cuidad Trujello, Dominican Republic SALLY RICE Bay City STEVE RICE Harlingen RAUL RIOS Kingsville NANCY ROBERTS Los Fix-in os Fish Nancy Roberts, Judy Lynn Harris, Verna Lou bred”—by upper classmen—eating habits. 228 DIANE ROBERTSON Peoos NANCY ROBINSON Dallas LUIS ALONSO RODRIGUEZ Kingsville ROSENDO RODRIGUEZ Raymond ville TOMMY ROGERS Garland ISABEL ROJAS Robstown BARBARA ROSE Driscoll IRMALEE ROSE Blanco CAROLYN ROSS Harlingen MARY ROSSER Kingsville HAROLD RUSSELL Kingsville ROBERT RUST San Antonio GLENDA RUTLEDGE Austin SOILA SAENZ Falfurrias JEANNE SALAZAR Kingsville JAN SALMON McAllen i _ [ |V BARBARA SANDERS Kingsville JUDY SANDERS Harlingen RAYMOND SANFORD Brownsville LEO SARAB1A Kingsville M1MI SCHIFFERS San Antonio LYNWOOD SCHLABACH Woodsboro JOHNNIE BETH MARY JO SCH LIN KE SCHULTZ Kingsville Kingsville Puckett, and Linda Hartzog demonstrate “well- RICHARD SCHWEBEL Santa Rosa JANICE SCHWEITZER Refugio TONI SCOTT Baytown TOMMY SEAL McAllen CECILE SELF Coipus Christi DAVID SHELEY Baytown 229 BILLY SHOEMAKE, George West BOB SHOOP, Corpus Christi MADIS SMITH, Sabinal ADA KAY SNELL, Harlingen MARY JANE SILVAS, Port Lavata MARY ANN SKUKKA, Robstown SUE SNELL, Kingsville JON SNYDER, Coipus Christi JULIA SLAUGHTER, Aransas Pass CHARLES SMITH, Kingsville CELIA SOLIS, Mercedes LORETTA SPECK ELS, Corpus Christi DIANE SPEER Los Fresnos KENNETH SPENCER La Feria SHARON SPRINGS Luling CARLEEN STANFORD San Benito JOE STEARNS Corpus Christi JOYCE LYNN STEVENS Yoakum MONU STEWART Sun Antonio SUSIE STOUT San Antonio BOB SUDRLA Kingsville SHARON SUGRUE Bishop PERTHENA SUTTON Shawnee, Okla. CARL A. SWANSON Brownsville ROBERT T. TAMEZ Robstown SANDRA TAYLOR Mules hoe KATHLANE TEAGUE Robstown CAROLYN TERRELL Alice CHERYL TERRY Houston JOHN THOBE McAllen PATRICIA THOMAS Harlingen JO ANN THORMALEN Alice BOB TODD Raj'mondville RICHARD TOWERS Corpus Christi GENEVA TRESENRITER Bracket tville GRISELDA TREVINO Kingsville 230 MATEO TREVINO, JR., Laredo CLIFTON TRLICA, Mathis PHYLLIS TROUTMAN, Robstown PAT TUCKER, Alice LINDA TURNER, Beeville GAVE LYNN TUTT, Kingsville CHARLES UNDERBRINK, Kingsville VICKI VANDERMEER, Kingsville NELL VAN HORN, Kingsville ALFREDO VELASQUEZ, Alite Ci trn JOE D„ JOAN VILLAREAL WAGNER Rio Grande City Kingsville JUDY WAITZ San Antonio BARBARA WARD Harlingen BECKY BEAVER Chapman Ranch ALAN WEIKEL Los F res nos JO ANN WENDLAND Robstown MICHAEL L. WHITESIDE Donna MARY WHITMORE San Antonio NIT A W1LKERSON Corpus Christ i SANDRA WILLIAMS Rosenberg EVA JO WILSON Mission HANDA WINN Alamo JANE WINSAUER Mathis GLENDA WINTERS Bishop THOMAS WITTIE San Antonio LEO GARY WOMACK WOOD Riviera Richland ANN JERRA WAYNE WOOL WORTH WORSHAM WRIGHT Kingsville Pecos Alice MARLENA YOUNG Harlingen PHIL ZIMMER, JR. San Benito VIRGINIA ZIMMERMAN Kingsville '231 HERBERT HAYNES Herb comes from Vanderbilt and is a senior electrical engineering major. He is Alpha Chi president this year and an AIEE-IRE member. PENNY POTTER An elementary' education major from Elsa, Penny is a Lantana Lady. She has served as an officer for Delta Theta and is in the Gold Jackets. BARBARA BREED Barbara, an English major from Victoria who is quite active in campus activities, is a member of the Gold Jackets, Phi Alpha Theta, and the Student Council. Who’s REYNOLD VESELKA Reynold is a senior accounting major from Robstown. He is cadet ROTC battalion commander, Accounting Society vice-president, and Business Club vice-president. 234 TERESA MOORE Tern', an English major from Harlingen, is a member of the Gold Jackets, Cap and Gown, Alpha Chi, Zeta Chi, English Club, and Pi Kappa Epsilon. MARY LU LINK A senior English major from Coqius Christi, Mary Lvi is a member of the Gold Jackets, the Student Council, Pi Kappa Epsilon, and the International Student Forum Who BOB COLTRLN Bob is from Sinton and is a senior English major. He is a member of Alpha Chi, Pi Kappa Epsilon, the Footlights Club, anti the Business Club. 235 GEORGE HAAG George is a graduate student from Alice, He is president of the Student Council and a member of Alpha Chi, Phi Alpha Theta, and Pi Kappa Epsilon. This is Georges second year in Who’s Who. Who’s THOMAS A. FERGUSON Kings Rifles’ commander is Tommy Ferguson, senior electrical engineer from Harlingen. He also belongs to Tan Delta Chi and Sig- ma Tau. He has the honor of being named a Distinguished Military Student. GARY HOBBS Gary, a Corpus Christi senior majoring in accounting, is in ROTC and is the King’s Rifles' executive officer. He was Junior Class Vice- President and is the Student Union Governing Board chairman. VICKI EBERLE Vickie Eberle is an elementary education major from Carrizo Springs and is AWS president. She is a member of the Gold Jackets, the Madrigals, Pi Kappa Epsilon and Zeta Chi. Vickie has been a Lantana Lady for two years. STANLEY WOELFEL Stanley Woefel, senior animal husbandry major from Kingsville, is in Who's Who for the second year. He served as sophomore president, was Aggie Club president and president of Gamma Delta. He is also in Alpha Tau Alpha and Alpha Chi, Who LINDA LaMOTTE Linda LaMotte, a Harlingen his- tory major, is in Alpha Chi, Phi Al- pha Theta and Delta Theta. Linda also served as vice-president of Cap and Gown. She is past president of the Gold Jackets, honorary campus society. SUE KIMMEY Sue Kimmey is from Aransas Pass and is a senior English major. Sue is Pi Kappa Epsilon president and is also secretary-treasurer of the English Club. She is also a mem- ber of the Gold Jackets, AWS and Alpha Chi. JACK JACKSON Jack Jackson, a senior business major specializing in accounting, comes from Stockdale. He is a member of Alpha Chi, Bellas Artes, Accounting So- ciety and Business Club. Jack was selected the Best Business Student for ''eo-'ei. 237 JOE MENDEZ Joe is a senior English major who hails from Kingsville. He is a member of Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Newman Club, and the Footlights Club. Joe is in the Student Council. Who’s CAROLYN SMITH BURNS Carolyn Smith Bums, who hails from Victoria, is a senior English major. Carolyn is a member of the Gold Jackets, Alpha Chi, and the English Club, Press Club and is on the South Texan Staff. MARGIE HOBRECHT Margie Hobrecht, a Kingsville senior, is an elementary education major. She is Student Council sec- retary. Margie is a member of Beta Gamma, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Gold Jackets, and the AWS Council and was a sophomore officer. CHARLES WILLIAMS Charles, a business administration major from Belton, is a two-year football letterman and was co-captain of this year’s team Charles is in the “T” Association and Alpha Chi. 2-Vi HERB ERNST This years Student Council vice-president is Herbert Ernst, an agri- culture major from Somerset. He is in the Aggie Club and Alpha Tau Alpha. Tins is his second year in Who's Who. Who SALLY RANKIN WRA president this year is Sally Rankin, a senior HPE major from Harlingen. She is a member of the Gold jackets and Pi Kappa Epsilon. She is also a member of the Stu- dent Council. KENNETH TRAPP Kenneth is from Somerset and is a junior economies major. Ken- neth was a delegate to SCONA, and belongs to Alpha Chi, Alpha Phi Omega and also serves on several Student Council committees. KAYE FRANKLIN Kaye, a speech major from Bishop who is well known on this campus for her acting, is vice-president of Alpha Psi Omega, is in the Gold Jackets, and was named Best Actress last year. 239 JARRELL HAYES Jarrell, a senior business major from Belton, is captain of the football team and a three-year letterman; he has also been vice-president and president of the “T” Association. In addition, he is a member of the Business Club and ROTC. WANDA WADDELL Wanda, a junior home economies edu- cation major from San Benito, is a Lan- tana Lady. She is also female represent- ative to the Student Council, Aggie Club sweetheart, and a member of Kappa Gmicron Phi and Pi Kappa Epsilon. STRAUD BRYANT JACOBS Jake, an agricultural education major from Hebbronville, is active in several organizations. He was vice-president of the Horticulture Club, treasurer of Al- pha Tau Alpha last spring and presi- dent last fall. Who’s ANN MALONE Ann, a second-year member of Who's Who, is a senior English major from Beeville. She is parliamentarian of Alpha Chi, vice-president of Gold Jackets, and a Lantana Lady, She is also a member of the A6d band and choir. Pi Kappa Epsilon, and Student Council. RALPH UNDERBRINK, JR. Ralph, a junior from Corpus Christi, is an electrical engineering major. lie is treasurer of the Student Council, secretary of Tau Delta Chi, and a member of Sigma Tau, KENNETH CLAY FAWCUS III Casey is a senior music major from Alice. He is a member of the Men of Music Club, and the A I Band, and has been active with Lantana entertainment. Who CHARLES RONALD GREATHOUSE A senior music major from Weslaco, Ron is a member of the A I Singers, the A Cappella Choir, MENC, and Men of Music. He is also a Music Club Scholar and has participated in the Opera Workshop. JOHN DOUGLAS HEINZE An outstanding student in the Arts and Sciences division, Johnny is a junior pre-med student from San Antonio. He serves as one of this year’s A I cheer- leaders. SUSAN NORA McLAIN A senior history major, Susan is a member of Alpha Psi, Phi Alpha Theta, the History’ Club, and the Footlights Club. Susan is also the Student Council reporter. ANTHONY LOUIS HARVEY Shown below' at his typewriter is Tony, fall semester editor of The South Texan. Tony served as the first presi- dent of the Young Democrats' Club and was last year's male representative to the Student Council, CLAUDE HAROLD TRAYLOR A semor petroleum and natural gas engineering major from Houston, Claude is a member of AIME and Sigma Tau. He serves as this year's president of Sigma Tau. 241 242 LINDA SALYER Homecoming Queen 243 Eleventh Annual Military Ball LINDA SALYER, Honorary Cadet Colonel of the Texas A I ROTC Corps, and Queen of the Military Ball. 244 Escort: CADET COLONEL REYNOLD VESELKA Cadet Colonel Reynold Veselka commissions Linda Salyer as Honorary Cadet Colonel. Cadet Colonel Veselka introduces a cadet and his date to Mrs. Veselka in the receiving line. Jim King and Sharon Sughrue and various other couples en- joy the music of Ralph Galvan in the SUB Ballroom. 245 Gary Freeman helps himself to some grub during a lull. CORENE WALLACE, Honorary Cadet Cap- tain of A” Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain GRADY HAMMETT. Politics and full stom- achs prevail at the Of- ficer's Club banquet. 240 IRENE POPP, Honorary Cadet Captain of ’ B” Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain MIKE LOWRIE. Judy Boudreaux smiles obligingly while Pat Maloan snickers at a kibitzer. 247 Neglect does not always con- stitute despair. DIANE ALKEK, Honorary Cadet Captain of “C” Company, is escorted by Cadet Lieutenant Colonel GARY HOBBS, Refreshments at the ball produce varying expressions. 348 Upperclassmen and their dates and a few underclass- man sneakers-in dance to the music of Ralph Galvan in the ballroom. SHARON SUGHRUE, Honorary Cadet Cap- tain of “D Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain ARMANDO GARCIA. 249 ANNE PARK, Honorary Cadet Captain of Headquarters Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain ROBERT MEYER. 250 Even a stuffed donkey knows when to listen to the grapevine. Herb Ernst demonstrates that the military ball doesn’t come from the land of Cinderella—workwise, anyway Anne Park and Robert Meyer pass under the arch of steel formed by the King's Rifles. AMY JO HODGES, Honorary Cadet Captain of Band Company, is escorted by Cadet Captain RICHARD PARKS. 251 252 253 254 Queen Sara Sue Sheley Reigning over the 1962 Lantana Celebration was Queen Sara Sue Sheley of Baytown. APO sponsored Sara Sue in the elections and came through with a beau- tiful float. The queen's float carried out her theme, “America In the 1960's,” with some purple and white abstract fig- ures. The shield of Lantana provided the background. Her majesty's gift to Lantana was a group of six modern dances depicting “The American,” Queen Sara Sue's gown was of white tulle over slipper satin, and featured large musical notes outlined in pearl sequins. Her escort was Ralph Underbrink, 255 256 Lady Vickie Eberle Returning to Lantana for her second consecutive year was Lady Vicki Eberle from Carrizo Springs. Her float, built by the FFA, depicted the Gay Nineties and featured a golden bird cage. Vicki sat on a black swing. Her gift to the queen was a musical number featur- ing Sidney Niedhart and a bevy of beautiful can-can dancers. A period gown of peacock blue carried out her theme. The rounded neckline was embroidered with multi-colored sequins. Her escort was Travis Hayden. 257 258 Lady Jackie Rodrigue Making her debut on the Lantana court was Lady Jackie Rodriguez, a senior from Kingsville. Sponsored by the Laredo Club and Press Club, Jackie represented the Civil War period. To carry' out her theme, a wliite-and-pink float was built with cerise accents. Two civil war cannons were in the foreground and a scroll bearing the Gettysburg Address formed her background Jackie presented some selections from John Browns Body, featuring Marie Norquest as soloist and Kaye Franklin and Troy Wicker as readers. Background music was provided by the A Cappella Choir. Wearing a cerise gown of brocade with motifs of cellophane flowers on tulle, Jackie chose a matching headpiece of flowers. Her escort was Oscar Cabra. 259 260 Lady Penny Potter Lady Penny Potter made her second appearance in die Lantana Court, Sponsored by Tau Delta Chi, the oldest social fraternity on campus, Penny represented the Revolutionary War period. To carry out her theme, Tau Delta Chi built a colonial mansion and placed Penny in the midst of a garden which had a tall majestic fountain. A comedy act featuring Warren Dwyer and Marie Nor quest was Lady Penny’s presentation number, and it consisted of a series of Revolutionary War ballads. A gown of pink brocaded satin outlined in black, and panniers of black tulle and a pinafore top created the effect of the colonial era. Penny wore a tulle bonnet. Her escort was Jerry Hollon, 261 262 Lady Wanda Waddell Lady Wanda Waddell chose World War II as her theme. The Aggie Club sponsored Wanda, a senior from San Benito. Representing an age when American patriotism was ultra high, Wanda's float was red and white. She sat before a large replica of the shield of the United States from which flew three flags. The stage production number Wanda brought to the court was a series of songs popular during the 1940’s. George Montemayor was pianist, and Diane Langworthy and Irma Montemayor, singers. Wanda wore a gown of blue peau de soie with a drape of white organza and a sequined eumberbund in red, white, and blue. Her escort was Gene Koudelka, 263 264 Lady Pat Pederson Bowing in this years Lantana Court was Lady Pat Pederson from Bishop. She was sponsored by Alpha Tau Alpha. Pat rode on a green three-tiered float representing Flanders Field in World War L Her gift to the court was a poetry selection from Carl Sandburg and featured soldiers in the midst of a battle. She wore a bell-shaped satin gow n and a headache band. She had an overblouse of gold tulle decorated with gold sequins. Her escort was Herbert Ernst. 265 m Lady Ann Malone Lady Ann Malone from Beeville was sponsored in the Lantana celebration by Pi Kappa Epsilon. Representing the Roaring Twenties, Ann rode on a light green float depicting a stage. A picturesque player piano and various jazz instruments composed the back- ground. The A I Singers starred in the production that Ann presented to the court, featuring songs from “Guys and Dolls.” Ann wore an emerald green gown of peau de soie with a sequin-embroidered bodice. A back panel dec- orated in green and gold sequins gave her gown the effect so popular in the twenties. Her escort was Gene Conway. 267 Queen Sara Sue begins her reign over Lantana Land. m Lantana Duchess Dorothy Morris, escorted by Bobby Wrinkle, is presented at the Lantana coronation. Lantana Duchesses Marion Green and Karen Tay- lor smile broadly to the crowd during the parade. The Kings Rifles sound off with a cadence while marching in the Lantana parade. Joyce Garner serves Dr. Howe at one of the Lantana teas. 270 Hard work and much time went into making signs such as this one for the Lantana celebration. Joe Mendez serves as master-of-cere- monies for the Lantana coronation. The Lantana crown, a traditional campus decoration, is displayed on the SUB lawn. Pat Clausewitz and Totten Looney concentrate on danc- ing at die Coronation Ball. 271 The A I band marches through downtown Kings ville during the Lantana parade. The End 272