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

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A. BEN DOWDEY COMANCHE, TEXAS Major: Chemistry and Biology Chemistry Club 3. -1: Natural Science Society 5, 4: Mcliorist 3 OSBORN DUKE, JR. FORT WORTH Major: English Sigma Tau Delta 4 DAN ETTER FORT WORTH Major: Mathematics and Chemistry Paraboln Club 3, -fi: Alpha Chi 32 Chemistry Club 2, 5, fig Physical Society 3. li NELDA PAUL FALLIN FORT WORTPI Major: Government Alpha Chi 5, -ig Business and Professional Women 4 WILLIAM E. FREDERICK FORT WORTH Major: Geology MARTHA JEAN GALLOWAY FORT WORTH Major: Sociology The Y lg Pi Gamma Mu fi: Business and Professional Women 33 Baptist Student Union 2, 3, Secretary 3 ARTS AND SCIENCES SENIOR M ARIANNE DRUMMOND XVICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Major: English Sigma Tau Delta fig Pi Gamma Mu JEAN EDSALL FORT WORTH Major: Chemistry Chemistry Club 4 JO ALICE EVANS BRONTE, TEXAS Major: Spanish Leti 25 Alpha Chi 3, 45 Phi Sigma Io Los I-Iidalgos lg Frogettes 1 FRANCES FEILD WASHINGTON, D. C. Major: Government Skating Club 4 DAN P. GALBRAITI-I FORT WORTH Major: Psychology Psychology Club 4 JOSEPH W. GARDNER COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLTNA Major: Psychology Timothy 13 U. R. C. 1 5,4 IZ Twenty-Min 8

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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.

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ARTS AND SCIENCES SENIORS tr gf E it T . it E 1 PAT GARNER MIDLAND, TEXAs Major: Sociology Bryson 4 BILL GORDON FORT XVORTH Major: Geology MRS. JACK GARRETT FORT WORTH Major: Religion Ministers' Wives 3 PEGGY GORDON FORT Worm Major: Home Economics Chi Beta 5, fig The Y Meliorist3 JAMES IRA GATES EL PASO, TEXAS Major: Religion Timothy 4g United Worltl Federalists dj The Y 43 Meliorist 4 JACK GOWER CLEBURNE, TEXAS Major: History ROBERT D. GILMORE FORT VVORTH Major: Pre-Med fBiologyl Chemistry Club 4: Natural Science Society 4 MARY GRAVES FORT WOR1'H Major: Psychology Alpha Chi :lg Bryson Band Sweetheart, 1947 3.4 ROBERT L. GLASGOW FORT WORTH Major: Geology LAWRENCE E. GRAYSON TYLER, TEXAS Major: Mathematics Pnrnbola Club 1 Thirty ECONOMICS: Economics is 21 survey course including marketing, labor, management and capital. Dr. Herbert R. Mundhenke, head of the department is instructing this class on the functions of the science of economics. The government and how it operates plus capitalism anal its downward trend are two topics commonly discussed in these classes. To enlighten them on business func- tions, this course is required of all journal- ism majors.