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

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CONTENTS ATHLETICS ...... FOOTBALL ..... BASKETBALL ......... SPRING SPORTS WOG SPORTS .. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS .......... CLUBS ....... ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX ....... 'I74 177 .......:zo5 221 ...nn ,fz 310 312 350 406 429 CLASSES ...... .... SENIORS ........ JUNIORS ........... SOPHOMORES ...... ........ FRESHMEN ......... ........ GRADUATES ...... ....... 238 240 255 270 285 307 K , QAI5 ,gf gs L f ,jg qw I ,gg W V K 5 -A ' i JY - Q 1. 5 sp, +l' Pf1ff5 I A 1 ' 1 :-'. I if I ' . ' 'f-- - f 5 'f ,.,, 'T' Viswi A W .. ' I F ' , '+:'-, V , I ' - in I L I 'I 5' 3. 6 3- S S SSS Ig 1' V' me A R . K In 45, - gi I 'I I' ' I .GI ' F' f ' , I '

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rr.- 2 ' ..lig3wt,1,il.k.s , ,,.. ,.,. H s eww-1 fig.. 4 csfgf-Alf gs i,,,,,.,...,.,...s,,s..,-M.4.-W-fe V -v .- -MW ..,,.,,,,,s- ,V Y A, - c -A S ,- ff E g21'f?193Ef2Zfg' , Vi Wmmi'MWnw 'W S 'Wig ' A ' ' qi : b,,f,i,Ei 3 Qc if? This has been o year of growth. The enrollment reached ci totol of 6,125 to set u new record for the school. The E jj3iiif7Lr5?15.4S ever-expanding campus gained physically by the con- . gf H. if -fi 5 struction of three new buildings-two dormitories ond a business building. Library remodeling and expansion has also begun. TCU has grown in other ways besides buildings and enrollment. It hos grown orgonizationolly, especially with- addition of the Greeks, who have found o definite place in University life. , lt is our desire that this book will record this growth and preserve fond memories of the yeor T956-57. Memo- ries for you, the life and breath of TCU. we. ,.Wm.Ar 4f ' it 5 TABLE OF IN MEMORTAM ..... .... 4 nFDlcATloN ..... , .... 5 TCU scuools AND coLLFGFs ..,. .... 6 FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION ..... ..... 1 4 surnames ................................ ..... 2 9 CAMPUS STAFF .... ..... 3 9 ACTIVITIES ................................ 46 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS .. 97 MILITARY ............................ ..... 1 TT FAVORITES ...... 126 WHO'S WHO 165 J

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DR. ELLIS M. SOWELL Also in early fall of 'I956 the TCU campus mourned the loss of Dr. Ellis M. Sowell, 'former dean of the School of Business. As well as being Dis- tinguished Professor of Finance, Dr. Sowell was one of the foremost leaders in the campaign for con- struction of the new School of Business building, which now stands as a fitting symbol of his con- tributions to our university. He also was a national Disciples of Christ leader, serving as a director of the Pension Fund for several years. IN MEMORIAM DR. CORRIE ALLEN Dr. Corrie Allen, gracious lady of the School of Education, was certainly one of the outstanding members of the TCU faculty. In her work on the graduate staff from 1950 until her death early in the fall of 'I956 she proved to be a loyal devotee of university activities and a willing supporter of the entire school program. As the Faculty Bulletin so aptly stated, To say that she will be sorely missed is a gross understatement.