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

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I- . f I - l N, X ' ffx. R -, I. 1 1 Vi' 1 Y i x . . v . X r, I l W L 3' if W lh Miwglihffil fbx JI! Xxx XX li i Xilixy To M ISS Il 11 ITTY INGO To Miss Dorsey Claire Wingo, as- sistant professor of physical education, known to everyone as Kitty, the Horned Frog staff proudly dedicates the '63 Horned Frog. To Miss Wingo, who strives to make the physical education department a bet- ter department, and who tries to make the students she teaches better individuals, physically and mentally. To Miss Wingo, who has taught faithfully at TCU since 1946, and who is in charge of women's activity courses. To Miss Wingo, who has sponsored many physical education interest groups, and has served as an alumnae advisor to Alpha Gamma Delta, international wom- en's fraternity. To Miss Wingo, a person any univer- sity would be proud to have because of her inner worth, this annual is respect- fully dedicated. QUEQ Ugg?

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Q Egg HORNED FRO cs Christian University FORT WORTH, TEXAS VOLUME 59 175 Q Editor-in-Chief Janice Klinksiek Managing Editor Ray Reece,Jr. Faculty Adviser Bob Carrell

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if I . r l : . 4: ' I . Q l I 7,1 l 5. - S L7 ', W ' i li' if H J,,,,i' 1 7- ' l ai- , To M ISS ABEL AJOR To Professor of English Miss Mabel Major, longtime leader in the University English Department and perpetual friend of all students whose sincerity and enthu- siasm are intense enough to merit a scholar's friendship. To Miss Major, who recognizes that the student's deep-down worth is meas- ured more by eloquence of thought and effort than by in-born ability. To Miss Major, who can see and show others the splendor in a stretch of Southwestern desert. Who will seek out such recognition in her students . . . who will give her time and money and hope in so doing. To Miss Major, who works in silent fury to acquaint her students with a world of art and artists, literature and life, a world laboring in meaningful cre- ation outside the city limits of Fort Worth . . . across the broad Atlantic to the soli- tary immortality of Stratford. To Miss Major this book is respect- fully dedicated. QEQQ Ugg? 3 r i . f. .jyg ft Q will . u