Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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T. C. U, American Legion lg CII VIRGINIA Cl-IIEVERTON Rli1lIl'lIl.I., MISSOURI Nllllllfl Religion ARTS AND SCIEN ES SENIOR CASIMIR J. CICHON N. RIVERSIDE, ILLINOIS Major: Biology Marching Iinnd lg Melinrisr 2, 3, -'I Clhemisrry Club 2, Natural Science Society 2 I-IIELIEN DALE CLARK JO FRANCES CLARK IOWA PARK, 'I'I'5XAS GRAHAM, TEXAS Major: Religious Eclucruion Maior: Geology Lexi 23 Priscilla l, 2. 3, fi: Fr01zwt'S li Lexi 23 The Y 1, 23 Nazural Science So- Meliorisr I, 2 ciecy 5, Frogencs 1, Business and Professional BILLY II. CLIFTON HASRIILI., 'I'IaxAs Mninr: Geology MAX COGSW ELL SIIIZRMAN, TIzxAs Major: Chemisiry 2: Track -I RALPH H. COI.Il FORT XVORTII Maior: Geology MARVIN J. COOKE FORT XVORTH Major: Geology cmisrry Cluh Skiff Smff XVomen 4 TOMMY COBB FORT VVORTI-I Muior: Macliemarics Purnbolu Club 3, 43 Chemistry Club fi CHARLES O. COLE OLNEY TEXAS Maiur: Journalism 5. fig Press Club 32 ,Inchr Club 3 AARON W. COOK FORT XVORTH Maior: Geology Debate 2, 3, fl: T. C. U. American Legion I, 2 JACK WALTER COOTS FORT WORTH Maior: Geology T. C. U. American Legion 2, 5 Twenty-Jeuen

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ARTS AND SCIENCE SENIORS ll SHIRLEY BURNS FORT WORTH Major: Pspchology Psychology Club 4g German Club 4 C. W. CARPENTER TI-IROCKMORTON, TEXAS Major: Journalism Hoe-Down 4: Skiff Staff 5, 'fig Press Club 45 Skating Club 3. 4 MARILYN BYERLY BOONE, IOWA Major: English The Y 3, fig Skating Club 43 Meliorist 4g Womens Sports Association fi BEN CARROLL ATWOODD, ILLINOIS Major: History Sigma Tau Delta 3, 'ig Alpha Chi 3, -'ig Bryson 4 ' '-I.- BILL CAFFEY COLORADO CITY, TEXAS Major: Geology Natural Science Society 3, 4 THOMAS H. CHAMPION, JR. ARLINGTON, TEXAS Major: Spanish The Y -'ig Los Hidalgos 4: Skating Club ri AVIS DANE CALVERY Font WORTH HARVEY D. CAMPBELL FORT XVORTI-I Major: Home Economics Major: Geology Chi Beta 3: Alpha Chi lg NXfomen's Sports Association I MRS. MARTHA J. CHAPMAN FORT WOl!1'H ROBERT EUGENE CHAPMAN FORT Woitrit Major: Biology Major: Biology BIOLOGY: Dissecting grasshoppers is on the agenda for today's lab session in biology. These two young ladies are being assisted by a student instructor. At the moment, they are examining one of the hopper's parts under the microscope. Located in the basement of Clark Hall, the students meet one three hour laboratory each weekv Two lecture classes are held per week. W. M. Winton is head of this department. Twenty-six

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ARTS AND SCIENCES SENIORS DONNELLA COUCH CARLSBAD, NEW MEXICO Major: Religion The Y 1, 21 Priscilla 1, 2. 3. 4: Meliorist 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID I-I. DAVIS FORT WORTH Major: Government ll- A. L. COX, JR. CLEBURNE, TEXAS Major: Geology LOUIS D. DAVIS, JR. FORT WORTH Major: Geology BILLIE D. CRAIG COLORADO CITY, TEXAS Major: Geology LARRY DENTON BONHAM, TExAs Major: Journalism and English Student Congress 35 Sigma Tau Delta 3. 43 Skiff Staff 3, 4: Alpha Chi 3, 45 Press Club 43 Meliotist 1, 2, 3 m i K . Es . W! -r RENA CUMMINS FORT WORTH Major: Religion Hoe-Down 3, 4: Priscilla 2, 3, 4 FRANK S. DINGWERTI-I FORT WORTH Major: Biology Hoe-Down 1, 2, 3, 4: Nat- ural Science Society 1, ll Twenty-eight i . ..X.Ei: will E I ,I I :Lf i 1 pi CHEMISTRY WORTH C. DALTON FORT WORTH Major: Government Student Congress 23 Debate 2 3, 43 United World Federal- ists 3, 4: Student Court 5 RICHMOND DORSEY FORT WORTH Major: Psychology The smile on this girl's face reveals she has reached a satisfactory conclusion to her chemistry laboratory experiment. This maze of test tubes is located in building. Unlike most sciences, two labs as well as the usual dual lecture periods are required weekly. Four hours credit is given for this science. Chemistry minded uppetclassrnen may act as student instructory in these labs. The department head is Henry B. Hardt.